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To be delivered from time to time, u demanded, into the Vidualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymouth and Cork, ' at the Contraacw's rxpence; to be warranted to keep good and found for the (pace of Ss months from the rcfpeCtivik periodwor delivery; and to be paid for by Bills payabk with interest Mani! days after date. The Omditione of the Contra& may be feen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. John Williams Dun ! ftervrne, Agent for the Vietualling at Cork. N. regard wilt k her to trey tender is which the trite i lia ass LP Ira (treed is tOllll6 at kagd, et tbstjhall not h delivered to the Board defire es t en the Paid Tiatpay, the Bth of September next, sae welefs the perles who stale, the tender, or few* per i ls on bit behalf, attend: ,freer when caged CHURCH PRIMER VIENT. WANTED to exchange, a ReEtory in Miidlefer, for one in any of the Midland Counties, or elfewhere, if the fituation is el gihle. Alf). To as Sous, a NEXT' PIUSENTATION, with a pro (feet of an early Vacancy. For Particulars, apply (poll paid) to Mr. TyttbA tr., Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn Fields. ARMY. AVERY furndfome Sum will be prefented ta Any. Perron who eau procure the Adverticer a melt Maßer4 fhip, an Adjutantey of a Recruiting Diftriet, or any (Aber S.aff, or Garrif:m Appointment.—A line addreffed to AB. Puft Office, Monmouth, will meet with attention and fecrecy. THE EXECUTORS of the late Mr. QIJINTIN KAY. No. '4, Ludgate hill. Upholder. requrft all perfans having any demands on his Etter, immediately to fend in their Accounts in order to their bring fettled and difeharged. The bufinefs will be carried an as ufual, until the 'Molt of the. Tdtator's extenfive and valuable Trade and Property at Ludgate hill. than be dirpnftd of. LONDON SUBSCRIPTION PUBLIC DISTILLERY. For the DISTILLATION and RECTIFYING of GENUINE BRITISH SPIRITS. CORDIALS, and COMPOUNDS. 'THE promoters of this much wanted and tifeffil underaking refpedfully inform the interefted Public, that after great exertions, and calling in the aid and abilities of thole perfectly competent, they have finithed their Arrangements and Conftitution of a plan in that way, which they prefume will meet with public approbation (for which they refer to the perufal of their Profpettus). They further beg with brevity to ftate, the great leading feature of their plan is, thkt the Public may be fervid with Genuine Britilh Spirits, Compounds, and Cordial,, which they particularly recommend to all Retailers wilhiniN tell articles of the heft quality. For the convenience of the Public, Shares are divided into Sol. each, transferable and payable by inftalments, none of which are to exceed ten per cent. on the fum fubfcribed, without at leaft 20 days notice of each payment. The whok of the concern to be managed by Fifteen Diredlors, appointed from the Subferihers for that porpore. As fowl as a foffscient number of Suhferihers are obtained. a General Meeting of them will be he1. 4 ...t the London Tavern, for the furtherance of the undertaking. In the mean time, One Pound per Share will be received by Metres Welton. Pinhorn, and Co Borough ; Pyhtts, Hale, and Co Old Bond Itreet ; or from ten to four, at the Company's Surveyor's Office, No. 26, 'Change Alley, Royal Exchange, where Frapeetufct may be had, and other information obtained. LONDON DISTILLERY. rrHE PROMOTERS of the intended LONDON DISTILLERY beg leave to form the Public, fo confiderahle it Sum being already fubfcribed. it will not be neceffary to keep the Books open beyond Wedrefday next. 26, Change alley, Augult E. alay. SEA SIDE, 4013TH of DEVON.—To be LET, AHOUSE, Genteel)! Furnithed, by the Year, or for a Term, fitvaocd in one warmeft and healthieft fpots on the Coaft of South Devon, and at an eary diltance from krmouth and Sidmouth. The Houk confifts of a Break faft, Di ning and Drawing Room, three befit Bed Rooms and three Attics, good Kitchen, Dairy, Waflaboufe, and other neeeff.try Offices, Coach Houk and Stabling. There is a (mall Shrubberry in front, large Yard. with a Pump of excellent Water; behind a walled Garden well Rocked with Fruit Trees, and a (mall Orchard if required, two or three (mall Fields may be had. For further particulars, enquire of Mr. Winbolt, Solicitor, No. 33, Fore-Reece, London, If by letter, port paid. PEMBROKESHIRE.—TO BE LET, from Michaelmas neat, LL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING• HOUSE, Garden, fix flailed Stable and Barn, with the Appurtenances, called anti known by the name of SODSTON, fituate in the Parifli of Narberth, in the County of Pembroke. The Dwelling-houre eonfifts of two parlours and a hall on the ground floor, four good bed chambers on each of the flrft and lecond floors, with good garrets over them, and a good kitchen, dairy and cellars under ground. Soditon is fituated on an eminence which commands extenlive and plearant views of the ftirrounding country, and within a mile of the market town of Narberth, and ten miles of Haverfordweit, through each, which towns the Mail Coach runs every day, from Milford to Louden. The Country abounds with game, and there Is a pack of hounds kept withlit a mile of the place; and there alto festaral capital brooks for trout, within a thort diltance of the Houle. A Tenant may be fupplicd with any quantity of Land not ex ceeding ten Acres. For further particular* =quite of Mr John Batentana Haver .: fordwelt—Haverfordweft, June 30. ISC7 • . _ - LEAD ALINES IN SCOrii . 34l). TO BE LET, on advantageous Terms , 4- 'HE whole MINERAL VEINS , foppnfecl to be very rich in Leal,lying in the extenfive Mils of South and Ceer Cumberbcadi, in the Parini af Lefmahagow and County of I..ar irk, within about 28 miles of Glafgow, and eo of Edinburgh, ti:e vicinity of good roads and abundance of Coal andLinwilane. Front nu merou‘ old work inr,lead appears to have heat wrought at a former period to a conliderable extent in the hilts of North Ctmbahead, whits lie ImmedintAy adjoining the property at . prefent advatifed. being only fegarated from it by a flottll rivulet which has laid open all the wins ;hen wrought, and which can ha Swift oheioully and caftly traced•into this property, where they till all remain perfedly entire. From written reports founded upon various aeira. I farseys of trokSonal and Ikilful miners, the appearance+ of theft vein+ are of the mint promifing and Battering kind, and in particular there i‘ one vein of fpar to sr t 2 feet thick, in which very rich and rrotnifing Lead Ore has been found in the eaurfe of a !mall cape :anent recently made for the put part of proving the vein. Upon the whole, few fituationg are to be met with fo highly fa- Itott7able as the prefent, or fo well dtferving the attention of a "Ding Company, to wham the Proprietors with to give every alocouragernent Specimens of the Le-ti Ore, Spar.. Strata. and Veins, will be found with Mr. Munich!, Na.se, Parli.-nctit aseet, London ; Williams Las, Efq. Newcattle tipoo-Tyue Michael Linning, N. W. S. Edinburgh ; ay.4 Gilbert Kenne,dT, Buchapan's-Cburs, Glafgow, to any d wheal application may be wade P.A. farther particulars. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, BUCKS. By Meffrs SKINNER, DYKE and Co. Ou Thiwfday, the aoth of Atiguß, at Twelve o'Clock, at Gam way's Coffee Houle. Change-alley, Cornhill, London, in one lot if not previenally difpnfed of by Private Contradt, IkVALUABLE FREEHOLD 'rythe Free ESTATE, advantagenufly iltuate in the Hamlet of Weft cote, between Aylefbury and Bieefter, fix miles front the former, and ten from the. bitter, and :en front Buckingham, all good Market Tovins. • Conaiting of Threntiendred and Thirty two Acres of Grazing Meadow, Arable andlisfood Land, with proper Farm Houfes and Out-hwililings, the whole forming a very capital Farm, lying ox• eeedingly compad, well timbered and watered, and hounded by the High Road. A part in hand. the remainder Let to Tenants at Will, at Rents and eftimated value about Five Hundred and Thirty Pounds per Annum. To be viewed, by applying to John Allen. on the Premifea, of Whom particulars may be had; alto of Mr. Hearn, Solicitor, Buckingham; Meffrs James and Rote. Solicitors, AylLfbury; Mars. Dawfon and Co. Oxford; Meffrs. Dicey s-fl Co Nor thampton ; at the King's Arms, Bicelter; Red Lion, Thame; Place of Sale; and of Meffra Skinner, Dyke and Co. Al&rfgate• fireet, Loudon, where a Plait may be fem. LEEDS, YORKSHLRE. _ By Mares. SKINNER, DYKE. and Co. in Ono Lot, (Dice Notice of the Day of Sale ivill he given) ACAPITAL and very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, molt advantageoully &tire in the Parifhes of Rothwcll and Leeds, in the Townfhips of Middleton, Mntel], and Eeeßon,nearly contiguous to the capital town of Leeds, com. Filing the extrnfive LORDSHIP tr MANOR of MIDDLETON. Two defirable Refidences ; with fuitable Offices, Coach Honks. Stabling, Pleafore Grounds, walled Gardens. and Paddocks, in the occupation of Coupland, ffq and Mr. Jt.iva Humble:; and the contiguous Farms, containiog about sitoo Acres of rich and produdive Meadow, ['allure, anal Arable Lands, fine Woods and Plantations. Togetiter with the inexhauftibie Coal Works, communicating with, and (trying the populous town of Leeds, ac cording to an An of Parliament. On - the Eltate are two powerful Steam Engines, five fmaller raifing Engines, with contrlcat Machinery, a Water Corn Mill, , a Brewery, Malting, and numerous Wartlotifes ; Stabling, Te nements, and other fuitable Buildings. The whole property lies nearly within a ring fence, and is capa ble of the great& improvement, fo as to render it one of the melt produdlive F Rates in the Welt Itiding,of Yorkshire; Tythe free, and the Land tax redeemed For further particulars apply to Mr. Lewis, Ni'. 5, Gray's-Inn Square; and to Mclirs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co.,Alderfgate-itrea, London. BISHOP'S HALL, MOULSHAM, and V.'lllli. fioUat FARMS and LANDS, CHELMSFORD, ESSEX. To be LET by AUCTION, By Meffrs. SKINNER, DYKE and Co. On Thurfday thej3th of A tigat, pundtuaUy at Twelve o'Clock, on the Premifes, AT BISHOP's HALL MANOR FARM, CHELMSFORD, in Fourteen Lute, on Ltafc fur l'es ors of twenty-one Years from Michaelmas a :i 07. Lot t. Bilhop's Hall Manor Houle, Offices, Gardens A. it. r and I.ands - - 3o 2 30 1. Part of Town Field and Garden . a a 2 a 2 3. Remainder of Town Field - 9 2 23 4. Stable Field, Mill Lay, and Further Miil lay 3g t 3t 5. The Bottom Meadows - 3 1 15 6. Upper Brick Meadow 8 0 26 7. Lower Brick Meadow - 7 325 8. Part of Long Meadow . - to 0 0 9. Boarded Barn and Lands adjoining, ntxt the Braintree Road - - ITI 3 6 to Ring's Piece, Long and Lower Oakky's 36 a r 3. tt. Gravel Pit Field, next the Ungar Road 34 3 16 11. Moulfham-ftreet Farm - 30 0 3 r 3. White-Houle Farm - -8(/ 3 3t 14. -Meeting-Hoofe Field and Ca. den•, in Ballow• Lane - - S 3 34 Total Acres 444 1 33 For partkulara apply to Mr. Parker. Solicitor, Moulfhani, Chelmsford; Mr. Edwar,l Bray, Solicitor, Great Rufr 11 11reet, Bloomfbury; or to Metirs. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Aldettyate- Brat , where Plans and Drafts of Covenants may be ken. Particulars alfo at the Bell Inn, Chelmsford. A Valuable FREEHOLD HOUSE, within half a ,tide ut SOUTIMMiI TON. FOR SALE By PRIVATE CONTRACT. ACAPITAL, well built HOUSE, pleasantly fituated In the POLYGON, commanding Inuit:llin Views of the River and New Forcit; confifting of an -entranc: hall, drawing and dining roo'fts, brealfalt room and library thirteen feet high; principal and back ftairs lead to numeral. and fpaciuus cham , liers ; the fervants' offices are convenient eo I appropriate ; derached is a double coach boufe, fix flailed Rabic, wallet plearure and kitchen gardcns. in which are ereacd grape aid greets h,sufe.t. The Premiks are in good repair, and worthy the attention of a family of di!tinetion.—The Land Tan. Is reviews AL For a view and particulars apply to Mr. Georg: Hookey, South. ampton ; if by letter, free of pottage. Two Fields of four acres Doily adjoining may be had, if pani. cularty detsred. The Third Number of a Periodical Work or grea National Impor . tance is Publilted, and will be continued every other Saturday, price se. The Work is entitled RELL's PARLIAMENTARY DEBAYES, and BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES of SENATORIAL CHA RACTERS Ihe Third Number is beautifully embellifhed with a coned likcnefs of the Right Hon. C. Abbot, Speaker of the !lode of Commons. To which is added, the Intcrefting Life of that Illuftrions Charades.— an Abri ged Hiltorical Detail of all the Boroughe inEugland—the number of Voters in each—and the Patron, Proprietor, or Predominating Intereft —alto the Parlia mentary Delrites as they arc fpoken in Parliament up to the lat• R poffthle period. The Firft Number is fplendidly embellilbed with a Portrait of his Wit:fly in his Robes, to which is added the Life of thelreneralde Monarch. he Second Number is magnificently embellifhed with a correct likenefs of the Right Hnn. the Lord Chancellor, Eldon, and contains the Life of his Lordihip. Printed and Publiihrd by ant tor I B. Bell and Co. No. tt, Catherine-ft reet, St rand; and may be had of every Bookfcller and Ncwfman throughout the United Kingdom. This day was puhlilhcd, Handfomely printed in 'fwo Volumes Marto, on a fine Paper, with upward% of Seventy Plates, of which Stzty-Orie are from Paintings after Nature, by Sydeobam Edwards, price 31 tos. or beautifully coloured, 61. 6s. in boar's, • A COMPLETE' DICTIONARY of PRACTI CAL GARUFNINO. The whole intended to afrard a full and complete Vicw of inodernPranical Horticulture. By ALEX AN DER MAC 'DONA I .D, Nurftrynim and Gardener. Pillared li,r G. Keatficy , Flea ftreet _ _ N. B. The Purchafers of this Wink in parts are requefted t. complete their Seats without delay. " On eumMing this Publication, we perceive a fufficient de gree of Accuracy in the Botanical JD:Tam:lent, diveired, as much as poffiblv, of that formidable array of kientifiz Terminology, which is apt to repel fu many readers is confuhilg works of this nature. " Of the Plates accompanying this DiOionary we can bardly fpeak too highly. They are ex,cuted in a Pyle of kleatnefs and Elegance, far furpaffing any we have yet ohferved in Baiilar Puh. licarions. 'ritzy are from Drawings by that mutt Ingenious And Mr. Sydenbam F.dwards, whufe talents a-e fn coofpieuoutly dif• played in the Botanical Magaziae, awl are engraved by Senfom, whole merit is equally confpieu.sas in that juftly admired Pub;ica don. It is perhaps an ohjedtion, that Phots of very different genera. oceafninally appear tether nn du fame Plate; but in a Work of this nature it would have been hardly pradlicable to ma vagc otherwire, coufittixtly with the price of the Volume." Walla Crida, May rlby. [PRICE S I X-PENC E. I>is day was publiflud p ice 6s. in extra Ivardh CONTEM PLATIONS. A POET with 'Cake s a.HI other Poetica/ Comp :* - ti ~.s. By JOHN PENWARNE. Prieitcd ter Longman. Mira Rep and Or qt. A r raw. This day was pu. In One Vol.:nse Odlavn. embelllthed pith an elegantly eugraved Portrait of the Author, price toe 6d bo.r. •' HE LIFE nt THUANUS, Willi ionic A ccnunt t of his Writings, and a Tranilrlrn of the Preface to hi, Hiftory. By the. Rev J. COLLINSON. M. A. of Queen's Col!ege, Os ford. d for ...,•;ro ,I To lit. Rees d nrme. Pif • '1 hi', day was publiihrd, • In One Volum Oetavo. p.ice 9b. in boards, tENioi RS of the LIFE of th e GREAT C 3 N[W, written by his Serene ag'incra tic Prince of CONUE, his Great Grind Sin, now 'a England. I: nes! by FANNY I . IOI.CROF Print-1 by R 1410 c, for Ltmruan, Hurft, kers, and Orras, Poernoikr•row. I'HE EDISMUILGH REVIEW, No XiX. is now fraing .11 Jelin Murray, FL-et Streit, Lon , aid Archibald Ccoltaiiie aott'Oo. Edinburgh. ' .', Flo XX v.lll be publithed In a few Dayg„ m *3 --------. '7l74 — ay wai putvlithod, liandfo irrituur V.. 1.. eve p r ic e niki. boards.THE CO Eof "HEALTH and LONGEVITY, or a Concife Vicw of the Principles calculated for thel're fervation of Health and ;he attainment of Long Life. By Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart Printed for A. Conitable and Co. Edinburgh; Cada and Davies, Strand; and John Murray, Fleet ftreet, London. This day were pubfillted. In Two Volume. foal! Odtavo. price 73. 6d. In boards, 'PRE POSTHUMOUS WORKS of Mrs. CHA. PONE—eontairins her Correfpondence with Mr. Richard fon on the fulled of Parental Authority and Filial Obedience a Series of Lauer. to Mrs. Elisabeth Carter, and Cope Fugitive Pieces °ever before publifhed. To there Is prefixed eh Autoentie Life of the Author, drawn up. By KIM OWN FAMILY. Printed for John Murray, Fleet Meet, London; and A% Con !table and Co. hdinturgh. • . SATURDAY, AUGUST s, 1807 SALES BY AUCTION. . • MITCHENER'S HOTEL — MARGATE. By MtlErs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. On Tuefday, the t Bth A uguft, at 12 o'clock, at Oarraway's Coffee fi oak, Change-alky, Corohill, London, in two lota, by order of the Feelptors, if not previoufly dirpofed or by Private Contrad, THE ettentlve well known and lon g ellablithed FREEHOLD PREMISES, called the YORK HOTEL, delightfully - fituate (mac Marine Paradd, commanding a fine view of the harbour and the ocean, many years occupied by the late Proprietor. Mr. Mitchentr. The prernifes contain chambers for 43 bedss, dining rooms and parlours, for large and (mall companies, with the warm fah water baths: and every other poffible conve niencefor caing on a benefici .1 and refpv6table buenefs. The purchrje try r may be accommodated with the Furniture and Effedts at a Qlnation. Alfo, a fabflantial Freehold Dwelling-houfe adjoinint, on leak * to Mr. Withertien. , hich captive at t arly- Day t 8 14. To be viewed , it-denial; had 28 days preceding the fate, on the Prernifes ; \ lr. Jarvia and Mr. Wm. Cobb, the ca rcinoma, at 1212rgat the place of fate ; and of Mars. Sinner, Dyke and Co. Aide to-greet, London. -FREEHOLD, CoPYHOLD. and DEAN ittil--CNAPTEN HOLD, FARMS LANDS, at Alconbury and Welton, Huotinedonetire.—. ?shifts. SKINNER, DY KE and Co. On Thurfday, the t o' tiguft, at Tweive tiOloch, at Garraway's Cuff,. Houle auge.alley. Corithill. in four Lots, 4 1 ATALUA II L , REE EIOLD, COPY HOLD, and V the DEAN _ -arfc.CHAPTERHOLD ESTATES, advanta. g, ouny fattatt: at Al-olibury and Welton, divided by the High North Road to Alto 'bury Hill, through Bueirdeu and Hunting• don, five miles flout each; ten front St. Nevus and Stilton, and Sixty fix front Loudon Comprifing the Deanery Manor of Alconhury, and four eligible Farms. containing 1162 Acres of inclofed Meadow, Grazing and Arable Land ( rythe free) with Farm Hottfes and Outbuildings, and the great tythes arifitrg from the adjoining Lands. The whole in the occupation of Mefrrs. Green, Icawker, Cawley, Holmes, and others, tenants at will, who have notice to quit the prcfent rental, only One Thoufand and Sixty (our Pounds, Fifteen Shit. 'lingo, per annum, capable of improvement. To he viewed and printed Particulars had of the Tenants ; air.) at the Wheat Sheaf, Alconbetry-bill; Fountain, Huntingdon; George, Statatord ; Hell, Stilton ; Cock, Eton ;Sun, Bigglefwade ; of Mr. Hodfon, Cambridge; Mr. Newcomb, Stamford; Men. Dicev and Co. Northampton; of MelTrs. limy's, Solicitors, Great Ruffel ftr.et, Ift , otufbury; at the Place of Sale; and of Metre-a. Skinner, Dyke ant Co. Aldcrfgate ftrect, where a plan may be fern. SALES BY AUCTION. . . By Mr. ABBOTT and Mr. BLADES, On the Prernifes, at Weymouth. In the County of Derfet. on Mon day, Anglia al, sky, and followidg days. at to &. lock. THE Elegant and Modern HOUSEHOLD FUR NI ['LIRE, the property of a MAN of FASHION,who has quitted the place; comprifit.g a drawing room Nit, ghdres and mirrors, Draffrlls carpets. Itatuarsmarble tablet, mahogany dint g tables, twelve parlour ch..irs, mahogany fidcbcord, card, Pembroke, lou and library tables, two mahogany fecretaries with bookcafes wardrobes, dulls of drawers, and every fort of chamber furni ture, recently mantifacctured in Loudon in the melt tatteful man ner lido, fupertor workmanfhip and materials. In the Erit Day's Sale will be Sold by Auttion, the LFASE of the PREMISES, molt d.dirably tituated in a gentcri Street, opening to the Efplanade, in every rdpea luitable to a family of Diftinetion. To be •iewed on the 28th instant catalogues way then be had there ; alfo, at the Antelope, Dorchester ; Bull, Briepart ; Crown, Blandiord; Antelope, Saliibury; Antelope, Poole ; Lamb !no, Bath; Meffrs. Blades and Palmer, No. 177,*Pieeaddly ; and of Mr. Abbott, Shepherd's Marbet. Pieeadif William 4—._ illy, it;ndon. WILTS.—By Mr. KNIGHT, On Tuefday, the t ith Init. tBo7, and three following clays, ALL the truly neat and vain Able FURNIFURE, Plate Qiar-s of fuperior tlialeatons. Beautifully inlaid Marble Pier Tables, French Cabinets, Library Book-cafes, Draw. ing-room hilt, and other effeas of I I ARTHAM PARK HOUSE the late pror,erty of Lady in m es, deceafed.wasComprifing An extend-,e variety of domeftic articles of the firft Manufatito. ry, in Wardrobes, Commodes, Side-board Tables, Sophas, Chairs, Card, Pier and Loo Tables; two neat Library Bookcafes, 9 feet wide, two ditto, 6 feet 9 inches wide, two French Cabinets of Satinwood beautifully inlaid, and mounted in Ormolu ; (evenl very fuperior Glafs Plates 75 inches by 45-75 by 41, and others of (mailer dimenßons ; four Tripods of richly burnidicd Gold ; Candelabras, elegant and highly polifhed Stove Grates ' • handfou e four po post 3edfleads with Chintz, Cotton and Dimity Furnitures, correfpondin: Window Curtains in French Drapery, fine feafoned Down Beds, Matt: ales and Bedding, Brufrels Carpets, Prints; a few fcarce Birds of beautbul plumage, (tuft and well preferved; a Mangle, Houk Clock, Culinary litenlils, large Brewing Far glace, Mara) rub, Coolers, Calks, Garden Lights, and various other effetfts Sale to begin each day precifely at twelve. To be viewed on the preceding Saturday and Monday, tidy with Catalogues at One Shilling each, which may be had at the I .amb Inn, Bath, the place of Sale, No. it, Btulgc-row, London, and Auetioneer 4 v, Dorizcs. N. B. litrtham is t mile N. , rth of CosChlm, Wilts: 9 miles Fait of Batts; 4 miles Weft of Chippenhant; and a (hurt d.ltanee from the Lon.lun 11,,th Turnpike roan. SUFFOLK—TI , -NSION, PARK, MANOR, AND ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TR AC r, (By order of the Truflee , ) AVERY vilimble FREEHOLD ESTATE ; comprifii, g the Manor of Benhall, in Suffolk, with the roy alties, Merles, profits of Courts, and other rights and privileges belonging; a magnificent modern manfiou boufe, in complete or der and repair, with an extenfive range of offices of every deferip tion. Ratting, and coach-houfcs, acc: upon a fcale cf accommoda tion for a family of the firft con'equence; largo kitchen and flower gardens, walled-in bothoufe grapery, grcenhonfe,lawns.fltruhhery ‘N. alk% plantations, and ',feature grounds, deer park, inclofed with a pale fence; woods, plantations, and coppices, well ftnrcd with valuable and ornamental timber and underwood, with a nearly furrounding cftate, confifting of feveral very valuable farms, con - toining in the whole about one thoufand four hundred acres, • !mall part of which is copyhold, of excellent arable, mea,low pafture and wood land, pan in hand, and the reft let to molt re timetable tenants. The great tythes of the parith of Scotian. ca tending over 2000 acres of land, and the adv wfon and right of prefentation to the Vicarage, the whale of the prefent v due of 2,t001. per annum, late the refidence and property of Admi al Sir Hyde Pprker,deeeafed. This Eftate is fituate in a rich and beautiful part of Eldr-M, within a few miles of the fca. near Saxmondham, on the high road from Ipfwich to Yarmouth, &Rant about 88 miles from London, and in the midft of excellent roads in all direetions; the manor is mod abundantly ftocked with pheafants, partridges, and hares; and bonneted in a confiderahle part by the River Aide. Printed particulars may be lad of, and references made to R L Appleyard, Efg. Newlquare, Lincoln's inn, London; where a plan and elevation of the Manton-houfe, and map of the Eitate may be few. This day was publifhed, price is ACERTAIN WAY to SAVF. OUR COUN rRY, and make u. a more Happy and Flourifhing People, than at any former Period of our Hiftory. kola by Pall Mall; and Blacklock, Royal Exchange. With an Api lull% and Explanatory Letter from Dr. ED WA R DS. MUSIC. This day was publilbed. by GOULDING and Co. Mufic Sellers, No. 117, New Bond thee, _ _ . 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