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SCHEME. 4 Prizes of ... £io,ooi* ... are ... £BO,OOO 94 sc 56 25 '2O 16 Thks diy Wai published, EmbAllsbeci with a Map of the Environs of Clain, and Twelve • Engravings, in decoy quarto, £3. ffs. or royal ,(4. ' 4l. 'TRAVELS in the. SOU I'H of SPAIN. By WILLIAM JACOB, Esq.. M.P. F.R.S. • Printed fur William Milkr, Albentarle•street ; and Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. - HASTINGS. r- At the Cuttorn-howte, Hastings, on ThursdaV. April 11,11111, ag. _ Eleven o'Clink in the Forenoon, fur Private use, • 'TIE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.-. Abaft 4149 Gallons Geneva. Hi! Ditto Brandi, legal strength for better.. . laaDitto Nritits Bratidy. After the Sale of the shove Spirits. it Ash Forms for Oats,. The Geneva and Braudy may' be viewed mid tasted on morning of the Sale. • N.H. Twenty-five per Cent. Deposit will be required. This day was publivised, price es. in boar...ls, THE RETURN to NATURt; or, a DEFtNCE of the VceirrAste Rentals";: with some Account of an Eipetintept, Made during the last three or four years, in the Anther's Frantily. By JOHN FRANK NEWTON, Esq. Primed for T. Cadell and W. Davies. Scrawl . • Hits day was published, price Ss. 6d. ALE. ;TER toJOHN THEODORE KOSTER, Esq. in which the arguments used by that Gentleman ' to demonstrate that Bank Notes are not depreciated, are eonsidered and refuted; also, in which it is contended, that Mr. Huskisson Iws not determinpd the extent to which Beak Notes are de preciated. . Liverpool : Printed by Harris, Ero.hers, for C. Cradoek and W. Icy, No. 38, Paternoster-row, London. dO 'lOOO 1000 'OOO • This day was publicized, Handsomely: printed in Evo. and embellished with a Portrait of I t oed WelUngtoo, aad a Plan of the Battle, price ss. an Eighth Edition, with considerable AdOitiops, of THE :HE TALAVERA. A Poem. Printed Tor John Murray, 92, Fleet-streot, London; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; and M. N. Mahon, Dbhlin. Itc,ooo Tickets. X 200,000 All to he drawn the 4th of JUNE. In the last October Lottery, No. 41, a Prize of .e 2 4 1,000, and 4088, a Prize of 4.4000, were both Sold in Shares at the above Office. I.eters, post paid, duly answered.--Sehernes grads. This f ray was published, in oc. avn, price les, esd. la boards. TALES OF THE PASSIONS ; i i l tempted an illustration of their Effects on the Haman Mind. raeh Tale is consprisedin one Volume, and forms the Subject of a sin g le Passion. Vol. 11. containing " The Married Man," pin English Tale, in which is attempted an Illastration of the of Jeas.ousT, In its Effects oil the Human Mind. •. TO BE SOLD BY rRIVATECONTRACT, THE TWELVE YEARS LEASE of a mode -1 rate sized House aad Furniture, with requisite Oat-build- Lop, good Garden and small Orchard adjoining, within 10 miles of Oxford.street. N. B. The Dwelling-liaise is in complete' repair-and Furniture new. Fot further particulars, address a line (post paid) to A. B. tilebrs. Parches* wisicieelyea, 'webbing broweenkells Marchmont-street, etstotswickimprare. a This day was pi:lid:heel, with Ten Flates, pike 7s. 6d. • A New Edition of ikNEW SYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY, fornted upon Principles of Beano:by, and adapted to the Use of Private Families. By a Lady. Printed for Jobe: Murray, 32, Fleet-street; and 7..Hardia6. S 6, St. Janie - el-Street, London ; and sold al3o by all Booksellers and Newsincn. By'GRORGE MOORE. Printell foe Wilkie and Robinion 57. Paternaltopeow. Of whom may he hail, the Fir 4 Volutue of the 4ouvo, coniabi. tug the Pas4ion of Receive, price 9.4. boards. HERTFORDEHME. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ' Zy Messrs. BROWNE, SHEE, and Co. Auctioneers and Estate Agents, Soutbamptnu-row, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe Free, and Land Tax redremed, consisting of 472 Atrea of excellent Laid together with a substantial and commodious Family House with Ninestic and Agricultural Offices of all descriptions. The EstaN is in a situation peculiarly beautiful, and in a Erse Eporting Country, VI miles from London. COUI:TRY NINE VAULTS. 4 1'0 BRANDY MERCHANTS, PUBLICANS and OTHERS. TO BE SOLD,, . _ . - - trHE LEASE of a very respectable HOUSE in -I. the above Trade, the unexpired 'Fenn of which is FourtePn Years, at a moderate Rent, pleasantly situated a few miles from London • the Returns exceed X2OO per Month, Premium 2600 . The Gods, Fixtures, and Stock may either be taken at an ap praisement or not. Letters addressed, isn't paid, to T. W. at liffr.Smeeton's Print ing Office, Sr. Muslin's-lane, will be attended to. MODERN CIRCULATING LIBRARY, ON AN EXTEN SIVE SCALE, No. Is, Tavistock-street,-Covent-Caidzn. 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'THE COMMITTgE beg to state, that there are . at present upwards of 10,000 British Prisoners in the dire rent Prisons of France, for the most part in great distress; and that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of their me tering*, in some degree, by assisting them with articles of Cleath• ing, Bodging, Fuel, and such other neceelaries as they stand the most in need of. Amount advertised P 21,03 4 Subscriptions since received : A Friend to the Distressed . - - 1 1 0 Ottley Parish, Norfolk, per Rem A. &erne, Rector s 5 0 Clopton Parish,Norfulk, per Rev. J.T.-Spurgton, Rector 3 0 0 Chislet Parish, Kent, per Rev.W. Bennett, Curate 10 4 8 H. lanes '4 ¶2 0 Fawkes and Horner - - - - 10 10 0 Village of Woolsthorpe in Lincolnshire, asrd Kiptop sod Eaton, in Leicestershire, per the Rev. Robert Walker, Curate - 'gondol/ Parish, Essex, per Crlckett, Russell, and Co. Estierron Parish, Dorset, on the Fasteday, per hollers' and Co. - - - Peddle-114 , t0n, Dorset, per the Rem J. M. 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The Subscribers are constantly supplied with Books of ail kinds of Literatwe, either English or French, and provided with every new Publication of any inerit,us soon as published or imported.-=For further particulars, please to apply to the Library, where 'Cards 'of Terms ar:d Catalogues may be had. N. B. Respectable Schools of both Se=es, and genteel Families, supplied gratis with Professional Masters of tried ability, either for teaching Languages or any other Liberal Arta. Jost published, in 2 vols. iStmo. price 10s. in boards, ALIDIA and CLORIDAN, or the Orrarnrso -L of Bextbia, an amusing and well-written Romance of for t:ter times. By the Author of several popular Works. Sold by N. L. Pannier, at the Eng!isb and . Foreign Library, Leicester-place, two doors from Leicester-square. Where may be had, also, George and Eliza, or the Journal of the Warr, a Novel, in one vol. price 5s sewed. • This day was publiAted, By N. L. Pannier, at his Circulating Library,. 1 5, Leicester-place, Leicester-square, price Ss. 6d. LES DEUX GENDRES, Comiiie en 5 Actes, et en Vers.—Par Mims. ETIENNF. lust imported &tun Prance.—The great [lumber of represen tations of this Comedy, on the French Stage, for four Months constantly, affords sufficient grounds to suppose it will not fail to excite some degree of interest amongst the Anna:curs ache French Langone. • Just pulslislied,in .1 vols. 12me. price 113 s. • A MONAI,DA, or the Dreasiftsl consequences of -I- Parental Predilection. By the Author of Allah and Co- Tliis Novel is en.ertaining as Weil as instructive, and is Imola elegantly Writtris. • Stilt! by N. I.ra/shier, at the English and Foreign Lturtrr, Leicester-place, two doors from Leicester square ; where may be had, the iroleseVillagers ' or a Prospect of War, an Epistolary Poem, With some other Tales, in Verse. By. T. Robinson, Esq. one vol. foolscap avo. hot-pressed, price 61. in boards. Justpuhlklied, price 9s. on Card Paper, and 15s. t%I. on Rollers and Canvas, under the patronage of his Royal Hist:nns the Duke of Kent, ANEW and Splendid Historical and Biographical c HART of the ANNALS Of ENGLAND, from the Conquest to the present time. By WILLIAM TICKEN, Author of the I listorh:al Chart of the Reign of George the Third. This C:aart, which is as much for the use of Gentlemen's Li braries, es for public. Seim 43, possessis euperlor advautagts, in facilitating the study and recollection of English History. It is well engraved, correctly coloured, and presents a most beautiful and scientific coup:trail df the-subject. An explanatory pamphlet is given gratis with it. Solt; by N. 1.. Pannier, at the English and Foreign Library, No. i 5, Leicester-place, Lcicester-squate, and all orbs Book sellers. Vre".S . I' M Ns' PF.R ABBEY, AND ICS MON UM EN I'S. ACKERMANN, 101; STUMM, has 1.N.• issued Proposals, (which may be had of all toe most re spectable Book and Print-sellers in the United King lom, or (timid in the Twenty.... lenth number of the RZPOSITORY ur s,) for publishing .by Subscript! in, in Sixteen Numbers, forming two magnificent Volunies,•lar;e elL;phatrz Sim smile size, r aper, and type as the MICROCOSM se LONDON, a most interest log Historical Work, eutitloqi WEiTMINSTER ABBEY, AND I rs MONUMENTS. Illustrated by Sixty-six finished and cohered Engraving., af,:r Design by Pugin, Mackenzie, and Viliiers, representing exterior and Interior Views of that venerable Edifice, with all its Monuments ; and detlicated, by permission, to the very Rev. W. VINCENT, D. D. Dean of Westminster. Tlw First Nu-nher will be published on the Ist of May, 1811, and the others will follow regularly on the Ist of each succeeding month. N B. N.' more than 10r0 Copies will he printed. The first 500 Subscribers will be entitle to the work at .10s. 6d. each Number, the other 50n will be char.-ed 15.. From the unqua liflud approbation eaprerM by all who have inspected the Draw ing. (which may he seen at the Pabli,her's), there is no doubt, that, long before the Wnrk is finished, the whole impression. hill be disposed of, and then, copies of it will be worth almost j any price. REPOSITORY OF ARTS, &c. On the let of April vrie publi.hed, price 4s. Number n (heir; the nourth Number of the Mtn Volume), of that original and popular Mesithly Miscellany, THE REPOSH'OIt Y OF AaTS, i.TTERATURE, COM • MERCE. MANITFACTUI4, ANL) FASHION'. _ This work, from the originality anti superior eacelletice of, the 1 , literary d..partotert, and' the elerarce and.nundtcr of its embel- I:slitnents, ha. j tstiy ebta;ned an Unprecedented degree of pubic favour. The j“stice of the reputation which it has acquired is strfaciently evinced by the eccenttic and highly inirructive com munication. of Junittus on the Pine Arts; the truly humorous and ingenious I.etters on Italy ; the attuning and chastely moral correspondence of Amelia; the numerous piquapt and spirited Octets by the celebrated Kotzebue; the just and animated criti cisms on new Musical Publications, and a nnirltude of other ar ticles, which it is impoosible here to particularize. Asa faithful mirror of the fa.h!oakand the grace'', the Kiiitosrioar is an al most indispenzable appendag- to the toilet of every female of taste; and, as a work of useful and varied reference, kg value cannot Mil to increase wigh each sticatmlvo year. 'POETIf..AL MAGAZINE. • Ihe humorous and whimsical Adventures of Dr. Syntax, continued through the Numbers of the Poetical Magazine, will be Wrought to a conclusion with the FOurth Volume, ea tbsf Ist of May next, which Miff complete the Work. flame who wish t• perfect their sets are requested to make early application, as very few copies retrain unhand. Ihe above works are publiskedby it:Aespii at Al a, 101 ,Strataa, f.oodun; .and may be had ti 4 the 'peinclial Behlteeille hethe Until lEbidigh. _ • • ••.. • Tis , day wit published. price. ts.. A CATALOGUIi of BOOKS, Niw and Second hand, including all the most esteetted htodern Works, war ranted genuin!, perfect, and of the best Editions, unless otherwise desetibe d.. 1 be whole selling at his usual low prices (being fif teen per Cent. to twenty-five “nd upwards, less than the advertised prices,) by Jou N BADCOCL; Paternoster-row, in Queen's-Head. Passage, (next door to Dolly's licef-Steak-House) which passes from the North door of St. Paul's into Newgate•street. Where may be had, every Book upon evtry subject which is or may be published, considerably lower than was yet charged by any hero tofore cheap Bookseller. THIRD EDITION, MIMS I RATED WITH CASES. This day was puhlished,prite ZL 6d. .A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the VENE REAL DISEASE, describing the Nature, Symptoms, and Curt of that Dlaorder, and others arising from or connected with it; with some Observatirms on (Maoism, and the unhappy D:ss cases of Youth. By M. CATON, Surgeon, late of St. Thomas's and Guy's Hospitals. Printed fur S. Highley, Fleet-strett ' • sad Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster - re t i , London; ai d the Author, No. in, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand. IMPERIAI. AND COUNTY ANNUAL REGISTER. This day was published, in One large Volume ' Roeal Uvavo, price XI. Ils. rxl. board;,, IMPERIAL and COUNTY ANNUAL REGISTER for the irtzr 1810. Containing, I. History of Great Britain, with an ample Collection of State Papers.'. The public and private Annals of the Engii , h Proving a, cia.sed under the Names of the Counties to which they respectively be lonr, and arrang,tl under five general 1/epartaients, viz. i ..Pub lk Y. Jurieprodence. 4. Chronicle: -4. Miseellaaits. 5. Biography.—lll. Scotland, Ireland, the Isle of Man, and the London : Printed for G. Reiins in, and Longman, Hun', Rees, Orme, and Brown, i-a ernower-row. Of whom. and ail o.lier Bookwlkts, pray be had t'ie Volume for 1809, price FOR TliE RAaTER ROIIJAYS. Juvenile I.l"irery, No, 41, Skinner-street. MJ. GODWIN begs leave to solicit the attent i on . of the Public to a Han she has formed of bringing out successively a Series of Copperplate Book*, upon an entirely new plan, each illustrativelbf some interesting 'kale, and accompanied with a New Poet:cal Vet sion of the Tale itself. The plates and culourirg will be in a stile of uncommon taste and delicacy. Two of the Series, (both 'fleeted from thr Works of tht celebrated Mationie do Beaumont.) w**.ll he ready on the 15th of April, beers 1. l'rince Naso ; or Flattery defeated. 2 Beauty and*the 8:a.r..; or Appearance* may deceive us N.ll. The prodectioss Mate Jug enile Library in Skinner-street arc constantly on sale in various editions, and in the plainest or most eepeneive binding. Also, a new and large Assortment of Bo.tio Cast& and I.ili7arhs, containing sets of bo4ks variously se ; lectesi tor different ayes LOW'S PATENT tiltrrisH SHIRTING CLOTH, v►arrat:ted, for dorability and washing, equal to the hes Irish Linen, and about half the price, st.hl wholes:le and by the piece-1 si, Cliespside, near St.Paurs ;at Hardina, Howell, and C J.'s, Pall Mall; and no otter Helm in London.--taintres wito have been disappointed purchas;nz this at tick, owing to the great d :nand of late, are most respectfully informed, that a can. pia -'a tie increased supply from the Liana tctury and Bleach ; rounds in I`,•rbysh : re is now received weekly. (ILD NETTING for preservinl; SEED and vrtui frran FROS C, BLV.:HT, and BlRDS.—Gentle mum, Curdeners, And others, supplied by rite hundred weight, huff hundred, ur net. luictinr old Nett!pg fur Bakers, at VOL tLe hundred weight, at George Gmiber's New and 011 Net Warcl; , ...ric,•No. 10, CroAed-line, near di.: Monument. Also sotind Old Netting to particular lengths, at Gd. the square said i torte Nets in great v.iriety of c.do:irs, aacl on in improved 1,41. . - A NEW AND SUCCESSFUL METHOD OF TREATING Nntyous, CONSUMPTIVE, AND beROFULAJUS DIS ORDERS. lj LEIGH, Esq. having been into Staffordshire, anti had ocular evidence of the wood. rttil success of the Rev. W. Monter . * plan for Curing Nervous. Consumptive, a. 31 Scrofulous Disorders, feel, satisfied front what he has seen, that no Nervous or Scrofuto..s, and but few Ceitsism. , tive indents - need 114 VI despair of a radical cure. F. 1.. having lot en urn a tided in the method of care, and provided wi,h all the remedies, may I be congtthrd at his hou.e, Ni'. 10, Ped Lion-square, HuWont. To prevent in-proper applications from town or country, letters mus• be' •;est paid, and incla..e a one pond note, fpr which. in struce.ons .tod remelts will be returned. Ad /lee to the Poor, gratis. briore eight o'clock, every morn ing. Sunday exreptvd. • R TUF.ES, DUEILITY, ETC. • MO Patent Invention has ever been offered to the k Public of /111:11 Intrin.ic service to Mankind, as Dr. CA. V -11.1.0% E1.F.0 TRIC GIRDLE, fir effeci curing Rup ti•res of every description. Debility of the toage=t continuance, and all Weak n• ss, On.truction, and • .4.exation of the whole Sys tem, connected with these comptaitri. ht tite-e and numerous other cases, Dr. C. has applittl his Electric Girdle with Invartabk Outing SO yeari extensive practice, and has never once known it to fail, even when every other known ranedy has been prevlousty tried without effect. So certain and safe is its kiplica don adapted to every constitution, that the Doctor will forfeit £lO it it produces - any dl..agreeable sensation, even in the urtst delicate intant.—Dr. Cavallo and Son, Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, &c. bring the only Prcr ‘ iriettira, It is not to be haof any other person its the United Rihgdont. The Electric Girdie,orice Five Pounds, may he had by apply ing penman'', or by letter (ittelesing XS) irom any part tat Gloat Britain„ &rested to Dr. t-valip and Son, No. U, Siatetreet, Bi ury-sguare. London. rL i r , i.O every day OD all other, tuft; and all pvt-paid letters, stadtig Cases, from the country, inalltedkitely aosmeml. i ct s. l 0110 pedants, mho- had long Unwed undbr these r hate bout eiFeetnaUy cured within, the last. sea price must shortly be advanced to il i zz y count of die. rapid demand for thy Girdle, mad thereat 115 preellllllollllllollolllll4 ilea Ojeda. , - - • ABINGDON BERKS. TO SAs.KING MANUFACTURERS, SAIL CLOTH MAKERS, Ac. Ste. TO BF. SOLD BY AUC now, By Messrs. HARRIS and WIISTBROOK„ Ca Wednesday, the 17th of April, 1011, at Five &Clock In the Afiernoon, at Mr. King's, the New lan, Abingdon, Berks. (subject to conditions of sale then to be produet9, ALL that well known PREMISES, situate In the 11 centre of the Ock-street, in an agreeable neighbourhood, formerly the Residence of the late Mr. Thomas Polley, and hrte in the occupation of Mr. Richard Fletcher, now in tall trade; company a well-intik Mick and died Dwelling House, coosist. ing of a commodious Kitchen, Riitings.room, and Parlour, with two good 'Cellars and seven goad Skeptng-rooms, Clasen, &c. I with a very convenient brick daullt Spinning Shop, capable d carrying ten sets bf Spinners, with Weaving Shop. Starching. frames, Stc. Also a brick-built Dressing Shop, and live coffer nient brick-built Warehouses. a Yard, and large Garden, plea. sandy situated 0 the back of the premises, with good brick and stone walk rotted the same, together with four very costreedeet Tenements adjoining. Thewbole of the Premises• ate in good repair, anti a very desirable residence fur a genteel family. Tim - whole will be sul!! in one Lot,nnd possession given at Mittman. mer, to which time all out-goings will be cleared up. N. B. If more convenient to the Purchaser, half this purchase. money may remain on Interest,. The working tools to be taken , at a valuation. For flintier particulars and a view of the Premises, apply to the Auctiongerg, Abingdon. SOMERSET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Tueseay. the Seth day of May next, at the Castle Inn, a; Taunton ' in the Conoty of Somerset, between the bouts of Etta and Seven in she Afternoon, subject to such conditions as will then be l • ALL that capital ESTATE Or FARM, called OAKPLAMP FON FARM, situate within the Pariah of Wiveliscomhe in the said County, late the property and resi dence of lacy Yeti, Esq. deceased, consisoong of a very handsome and spacious Mansion House, the greatest part of which has been v e ry lately built, attached and detached Offices, together with e large Carden surrounded with new brick wails cacellent Sib li ng for eight or ten Horses, Coach-houses sod D i a z kennel), In t h e most perfect repair; Orchards, Arable, Aleadow, Pasture, anti .Wood Laud. containing altogether about 350 adineasured Acres; the whole well timbered, anti lying within a ring fence, forming one of the truot desirable Rea:deuces and Estates of its tine in the County —ThereJa a Slate Quarry on the Premises tipable of.belng worked to a great advantage. Oakhammou is distant one mile and a half front Wieellaeambe, four form Wellington, three front Milvrton, and ten from 'renntob ; all Market Towns, and within aural &tame of the Sva.P•rts e Watchet - and Moorhead. The Premises are to be gr:.ntoel by a Freehold Lease from tbp Dena and Chapter of Wells, for three I.ives of the purchaser s nomination. under the stuallyearly marred Rent aif.Ct s l it ss For further particulars apply to Afessrs. Brciderip, Whir; and Broderip, Solicitors, Wells, Somerset ; or to Baker &lASI*, Surveyors, Eampton, Devon.; and fur a view of the Premises to the respective Tenants thereof. CANIIIKIDGESHIRF- TO CAPITALISTSS. SPORTSMEN. AND FARMERS. TO BE SOLD BY AUC't lON, My MR. PEYTON, At the Ram Inn, Newmarket, on Wednesday, the Ist day d May next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon 'THE highly Desirable anJ must Vaittable FREE -1 HOLD EkI'ATES, in the foliar:log Lots, part of them Tithe-free : Lot 1. The Manor of Shudg. Camps, abounding with Game, and a most improveable Freehold Estate. consisting of,a respect! able Farm Horse, and erlier Offices, and 216 Acres of enclosed and open Yield, Arable, Meadow, and Pasturetand, in thC ;ma session of Mr. Ewen, and also It Acres of thriving Wood Land in hand. Lot 2. Several Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, nearly adjoining the last Lot, contalnioZ 39A. 36P. in the posses sion ot Mr. E. D. Wedge. Lot S. The Manta of W ilbraharn, with a very compact Estate, consisting of a convenient Farm House, with proper Offices at- „ lathed, and 573 Acres of convertible Arable and Down Land (Tithe-tret) in the occupation of Mr. Robert Fletcher' and Mrs. :trend. • Lot 4. The Manor of Sweffham, with a most valuable Estate, consisting of respectable Farm House and Offices, and 216 Acres of most fertile Arable, Metidow, Pasture, and Feu Land ('Tithe-trot) in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Chambers. Lot 5. A very vi!, able Estate, lying in the Fields of Burwell, gontaining 1 3 dA.111.. held-measure, with valuable rghts of coin-- I/1011 belonging therm, in the tenure of Mr. Win. Sheivertim. • Lot 6. The %tn. valuable Manors of Tibtoft and Dunningham, with the Courts, Tilt rents (emu:ming to upwards of ,522 per Annum), Copyhoithi, and the valuable rights and perquisites be longing sop the said Manors. - lan 7. A very valuable Estate, lying in the Fields of Burwell, containing atiet. 3R. (field-measure) , with valuable rights of continuo belonging thereto, in the l'cuure of Mr. Jonathan eas• burn. • Lot It. A most valitable and highly-respectable Estate, com prising Frinn,y Abbey Mansion House, with the Offices, and 374 Acres of very fernle Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, of prime quality, prim:spiny enclosed, with tlif gieat and small tithes belonging thereto, in the occupation of Mr. John Martin. • l.ot 9. '1 he Rectory impropriate ot the Parish of Wicken,witli the right of presentation. to the perpetual Cor-ey thereof, With the most valuable tithes, great and sn:all, of the said perish (Lot excepted) over nearly 2300 Acres ot prime Laud, principally Arsine, and 41s0 a v.•ry com, , act and fertile Estate, called Upware Farm, comprising a must respectable Faint House and Offices, and 141 Acres of old enclosed Ground, of prin.e quality,- and about 30 Acres of Field Land, lying in the Settle ot Upware and Wicken, in the 'fen ere of Mr. John Cooper. I.ot 10. In Suffolk. 1 he Manor of CdVltf Rectory, with the Rectory Impropriate of the Parish of,U..zeley, and the Rectorial 'Tithes thereof, extending over upward, ot 3700 Acres of euclos.-.1 and open Field Land, with a very compact and desindle Estate, consisting of a most respectable Farm House and conventeut Of fices, and 164 Acres ot enclosed and open Field 4.auta of good quality, in the occupation of Mr. D. E. Wedge. The above Manors and Estates abound with Game, and .are ',suety near the respectable 1 owns of CantbrOge and New , market, Lo a most counrry, intersected by good Read., navigable Rivera., &c. ticc. and distant from London about SS miles. • 'l'bere are moat respectable Tenants on the several Eststit‘who are ouder notice to quit at Michaelmas twit, and who will *hew their respective Farms. Plana and Specideatiops may be obtained by applying to MIN James's Office, New Boswell-court, laucohes Ins, Londofl ; sad painted pamiaelus may be had twenty-one shirt before the Mho. by =ion to the Angel. Bury ; bell, Mikkultall; Lamb, Ely; et the Plate of Sale; and at the prinelpal "his la tad contiog Towne; and also tst lowith Motel:am IlseviCapibidipai and Be wed Witlaarby. &sq. - blistessettait, ao. %ado/ Wade., Esi. Wusdy linuem, near smanuiritet. .. . . TMs day seas published, priced...6l T HE LAW Add PRINCIPLE of MONEY con• ddered, in a Litter to W. Haskissiin, Pi By JOHN RAJTHBY, . Of Lincoln Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law. Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand.