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• i T, e 7. . . . • " . , . .... / . . .• —( 'Litz s.• : • j ,'.. .. • 1,,,1 - 7----34 . 7 ) ilk' -d° i d , .t , . ' . • • •:..71:-* 1 '%l t, l .. - . ••• ~ ..• • • , ...; y . _,. Y\ :t4 v,E77... 1- $ . . ; ' ° r l l /ij jt Yl N. 11 15. ''L tar 4 ...--..„.._ ... 4,. e ' 0 '‘s k--•_,_ I - 1 ill P - 4. , --...._... . . ,: • • • • .. • FRIDAY. OCTOBER '2 5 , 1811. [PRICE SIXI SALES BY AUCTION. NUMBER 7686 ——— - - - SUPERIOR CLASS OF SHIPWRICH f APPRENTICES. NAVY OFFICE, JULY 8, 1811. RY His Majesty's Order in Council, dated 20th " Sept'mlwr, 1809, a Plan of Education was established at the Royal Naval College, at his Majesty's Dock-yard at Ports tr.luth, for a Superior Class of Apprentices to Shipwrights, and Twelve Persons were admitted as Students on the Ist day of January last. And it being determined that Six more Students shall be ad mitted, the Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Majesty's Navy hereby give notice, that the examination of Candidates will take place in his Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, on the Gth of November next, at Eight o'Clock in the morning ; and that such Persons as may be desirous of becoming Candidates for admission, are required to send notice of their Intention to the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the aforesaid Yard, on or before the Ist day of that month. The Candidates must be at least fifteen, and not more than seventeen years of age. The Plan of education may be obtained en application at the Navy Office, or the Office of the CoinSoissioner of any of his Ma jesty's Dock-yards; where also information may be obtained as to the nature of the qualifications required of the Candidates, the documents they are to product:Km the day of examination, the salaries they will be allowed en being admitted Students, and of the offices to which they will be' eligible after they have served the Erin of Apprenticeship. _ ~~ SALES BY AUCTION. • ALGARKIRK AND SLIT IT.RTON, LINCOLN/RIR!. At the Peacock Mil e hi Boston, in the County of Linenln, on Wednesday, the Stltliday of October, 1811, between tb ^ hours of three and six in the atterboon, in Lots, and subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then produced ; SEVERAL very TAIRA bit FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate In the Parishes of Algaektrk and Suttertoss, in the County of Lincoln; consisting of several Miasnages and Cot sages, with divers parcisfs of very valuable A rab , e, Meadow, and Pasture Land, containhig in the whole nearly 400 Acres. The respective Tenants, Robes • Clong!i, Citristopliix Thomp son, and John and William Millhouse, will stew the premises. Printed particulars of the several Lois may be had at the Pea cock Inn, in Boston ; of Mr. Richard Clark, at Rothwell Haigh, near Leel‘; of Messrs. Tennant and Rogerson, Solicitors, to Boston; oil of Messrs. Hededen and Sop, solicitor", at Barton upon-Humber. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.OARDEM PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTATION., By Messrs. HOGGAR r and PP — 4.IPS, At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, the 31st instate, at Tumble, 'FfiE PERPETUAL A IiVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTATION of the RECTORY of HONEY.. CHURCH, in she County of Devon, of which a voidance Ii likely soon to occur. The Rectory Is underrated in the King's books'; the Parish contains about :00 Acres, on w hich the great andwell tithes are due, without any prescription or modus; the Glebe consists of about Acres, and the presumed value is esti 'mate./ at .C2OO per annum to a resident Rector. Honey-Church is about five miles from Oalthampton, lying between that town and Chunileigh, in a beautiful and tiralliy part of the County. Patilculors may be had twenty days prey ous to the Sale, at the Auction Mart; and of Hu i gett aud Phillips, 62, Old Broad street, Royal f.schange. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 25, will be performed, THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. SINCL4IR Count Corvoso, Mr. CHAP AN Marquis de Grand Chateau, Mr. BLANCHARD ; -Lorenzo, Mr. TAYLOR; Whimsiculo, Mr. FAWCETT ; Peter, Mr. EMERY; Mrtniken, Mr. SIMMONS. Constantia, Miss BOL I ON ; Leonora, Miss E. BOLTON; Fleretta, Miss FERON, (Being her second appearance on this Stage). In Act 111. Miss Feron will introduce the favourite Air of— " Hope told a Flattering Tale,"—with variations. To which will he added, RAYMOND AND AGNES ; Or, THE CASTLE OF LINDENBERGH. To-morrow, King Henry the Eighth. On Monday, Cato. On Tuesday, The English Fleet in 1342. • , VALUABLE FARMS AND GREAT TITHES, • CAM BRIDGESH lit E. . • By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the'Auction Mart, on Thursday, October 31, at 12, in 9 Lots, AI4OST desirable ESTATE, part Freelloid, small • part Copyhold, and the remainder Leasehold, pri Three Lbrereemailer the Archdeacon of Ely, renewable ac' ordure to custom; consisting of 520 Acres of excellent Ariiiiie f Pasture, and meadow land, In the parish of Vs'ilburron, 'l3 miles from Csinbridge, 19. from St. Ives, six from Ely, and two miles from the turnpike road near Str, atham, In the county of Can:l3,l , 4re, with farm houses, three cottar,tes, and outbuildings. Also the Great Tithes of.the whole parish, in the occupation of Mr. John Col,: Crow, Mr. John Crosv and others. The above farms and tithes are let an leases, which will expire in 1818 and 1829, at rents amounting to £lOl2 per annum. Xo be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had 20 days previous to the rale, of Mr. Custanct, Land Surveyor, Cam bridge; the Ram, Newmarket; the principal line, Caxton; King's Aries, Bishop's Stortford ; Lanh, Ely; Crown, St. lye's ; Red Lion, Royston ; principal Inn, Barkwav ; Crown, Chester ford ; at the Auction Mart; of Messrs. Gra ham, Kintlerley,and Doniville, Solicitors,' Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. Bonnett, Bank buildings ; and of Messrs. liouart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad street, Royal Exchange, London. PONTRYLAS ESTATE, HEREFORDSHIRE. At the King's Head Inn, at Gloucester, on Wednesday the I°lth of November, lei!, at 12 o'clock, in one lot, (but should it not sell in one lot, to be immediately put up in yix lots), THE valuable and very improvable FREEHOLD a:nsi LEASEHOLD ESTATES, situate in the parishes of Kertchurch, Kesideteburth, Ewras, Harold, arid Rowlsten, in the county of Hereford, in a beautiful part of the cotiuty, distant from Hereford, Aberwaveony, and Monmouth 12 nines 16 from Ross, and ISO from London ; consisting of the capital hiatt st o floe se, stibstantially built, called Port trylas with extensive offices of eve . y description, suitable for the resid ence of a respectable family, in a pleasant and romantic country, adjoining the turn pike-road from Hereford to AberAaverny ; together with sundry eligible FARMS, and•two WATER (;:tiST-M11.1.5, and sun dry inclosures of rich M.tadow, Ptiture, and Arable I,and, Or chardmg, and extensiveWoalLand, containing, by a Lite admes. turement, I WS - Acres of Freehold and 2:12 Acres of Leasehold, for three young lives, (be the same little more or less`,. May be viewed by applying to Philip Taylor, at Pontrylaa, of whom particulars may be had. Particulars also at the King's- I lead Inn, Gloucester ; Bush, Bristo: ; White Hart, Bath ; the I lutel Inn, Hereford ; Swan Inn, Ross ; the Beaufort Arms, Mon.' mouth ; the Swan and Falcon, Abergavenny ; of Mr. Win. Adams, at Pontrylas; Messrs. Richardson and Co. No 7, Lincoln's•lnn- FieWs; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Att wood, Salisbury, where a Map may be seen. REGENCY THEATRE, TOT TES H A 11-STRZET TOTTEN A M-COURT-ItAA r ri II S EVENING and TO-MORROW, will be presented, the favourite Burlettz, from the Comedy of THE WONDER ! • A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET. . Dun Felix, Mr. COBHAM; Don Lopez, Mr. LEWIS; Frederick, Mr. MARDEN; Don Pedro Mr. MERRY ; Colonel Briton, Mr. GREEN ; Gitlin., Mr. PORTEUS ; Lissardo, Mr. HERRING. Donna Isabella, Mrs. PRY CE; Donna Violante, Mrs. COBHAM; laiy Mrs. MARDEN; Flora, Mrs. GREEN. 7e which willte added, the nsuels•admired Burletta, from the - SIR JONAWBARRINGTON'S HIS WRY OF IHE UNION. THIRD PART. On the first day of November next will be published, price One Guinea in boards; or on imperial paper, with proof impressions of the plates, price two guineas; THE THIRD PART of SIR JONAH BAR RINGTON's HISTORIC ANECDOTES of the LEGIS LATIVE UNION between C. XEATBRITAIN and IRELAND. This Part contains seven remarkably fine Engravings by Heath, and a Fae Simile of a mast extraordinary Letter from Mr. Crow to the Earl of Bt4videre, disclosing his Secret Negotiation with the Irish Ministers to support the 'Union : this Document will excite general observation. Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, the First and Second Parts of the same Work. The Fourth Part will be publiidied early in next December, and continued every two months till completed. Just published, PACArA HIBERNIA ; or, Civil Wars of Ireland: lately re printed by the Hibernian Pr ess Company of Dublin. Entertainment of THE REVIEW. Caleb Quotem, Mr. HERRING. . Grace Gaylove, Mrs. PRYCE. Doors to be open at half-past five, and begin at half-past six. On Monday, The Beggar's Opera; with the Farce from Two Swings to your Bow. CAPITAL. LIVE and DEAD FARMING S POCK, HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTs, near SEVEN OAKS, KENT. EXCHANGE YOUR PRIZE - i. TBISH, Contractor with Government for the very • extraordinary little Lottery to be drawn the 19th of next Ifiontheeturns his most grateful thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, for their unbounded favours irr the Lot tery that finished on Tuesday last, and earnestly solicits thew at tendon to the Scheme of the least State Lottery ever known, con doling of only 6,500 Tickets, and the last to be drawn this year. SCHEME. 2 Prizes of £16,000 ... are £32,000 • •ti . 3,000 4 .... 1,000 ...... 4,000 . 4 g . • 500 6 . ...... 100 ......... 12 42 1,250 The whole of the Tickets of this extraordinary little Lottery are not more than about half the number sold in the Lottery just finished, yet the Scheme on perusal will be found to contain Ca pitals of greater value ! ! Only 6,500 TICKEI'S compose the whole of this little and last Lottery for the Year, owirrg to which a fiery limited :further can be spared for sale as whole Tickets, It being alindettity necessary, for the accommodation of the pub: lc, to Share the greater part, that as many as possible may have a chance for :be numerous Capitals, in this extraordinary but least Lottery every known. - - No partiality, will be shewn in the delivery, but whilst the 1 kkers and Shares last, they will be sold to those who make ' the earliest applidation. .PRIZES EXCHANGED. or Paid en Demand, at No. 4, Cornhlll, or No. 9, Charing Cross. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS. On the Premises, Shelley's Farm, Knockholt, n• ar Seven Oaks, on Friday, the Ist of November, at Eleven o'Clock, by order of the Executors, THE valuable LIVE and DEAD FARMING srocic of the late John Edulgton Esq. deceased, consist ing of One Hundred and Eighty one fine Southdown blether Sheep, nine sfr,ng Draught Horses, tour Colts, five Milch Cows, two yearling Heifers, three one-year old ditto, Sows and Store Pigs, several Sets of Cart Harness, three Wagons, five Carts, a Scotch Car, Patent Chaff Cutting Machine, Pl.sughs, Harrows, Land Rollers, a quantity of useful Elul and Ash Timber Hur dles, and numerous Agricultural baviements. Also about forty Lots of Household Furniture. CAPI CAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, SHItOPSHIRE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by WILLIAM WYLEY, At the Phoenix Inn, in Market Drayton, in the County of Salop, on Wednesday, the 30th day of October instant, between the hours of 'three and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject is such Conditions as will be then produced, and in the follow ing or such other Lots 13 may be agreed upon at the time of Sale, unless the whole is in the mean time disposed of by Pri vate Contract, in which case due notice will be given, A CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANsiox Houss and ESTATE, called the H 11.1., situate in the Parish of • Cheswardine, with divers Farms, Water Corn Mill, Woo 1- Lands and Waters surrounding the same, and containing 1473 Acres. Also one-third part of the Manor of Cheswardine, which extends over upwards of 4500 Acres well stocked with Game, and in a fine sporting country, viz. Lot 1. One-third part of the Manor of Cheswardine aforesaid, and the entirety of the Mansion-House , with the Offices, walled Garden, Outbuildings, Pleasure Ground, &c. Also sever al: Mrs. wages, Farms, Tenements, iVaters. and Wood-lands contiguous to the same, and now u' band, and in the heldiog of llomas P,ximore, o'fin Arkinoall, Thomas Barratt, John Bromh hi, Joseph Harvey, Thomas Joyes, and Shaw, containing tug... ther 4u2A. SR. 7P. or thereabouts. -Lot 4. A Messuage, with the Out-buildings and divers Lands, In the Village and Tow.tship of Chipnal, now in the occupation of John Arkinstan and John Naggington yearly truants, and on hand, containing together 166 A. OR. l IP. 'or thereabouts. Lot 3. A Dwelling House, Malt-house, Out-buildings, and Lands,'ln Chipnal aforesaid, in the holding of James 'Mums% containing 35A. ik. 311', or thereabouts, under an agreement for two years from Lady-day, 1812. at the yearly rent of 45. Lot 4. A Mesituage, with the Out-buildings and Farm, Is Chipnal, containing 196.1.28. SP. or thereabouts, belt: by Joseph Gibbs, under a Lease for 14 years from Lady-day, 1614, at the yearly rent of £214. Also divers Plantations and Woods nu hand, wit Is the Hanky Piece, In the holding (if Wiliam Jeffreys, a yearly tenant, containing together 16A. OR. 5 i'. or there Ats •Ulb. I.ot 5. A Messuage m Chipnal aforesaid, with the Out-bit:M ingo and Farm, in the holdtugot John : render ; also a Tenement and Garden held by George -Barber, yearly tenant, and Planta tions on hand, containhig together 109 A. SR. 27P. or thereabouts. I.ot 6. A House, Buildings, and Lands, in Chipnal afores,i' In the holding of John Nagginton, a yearly tenant, containing to. gether 2.2 A. IR. ;Nl'. or thereabouts. Lot 7. A Capital new built Messuage, with Out-buildings and Lands, called 1, piing Farm. Alcoa Dwelling-house and Ap purtenances contiguous thereto, and now in the holding of Joins ' Goodall and his under -tenant, containing together 234 A. OR. SP. or thereabouts. This Farm is on l.easr for fs years trom Ladyt day, 1812, at the yew ly rent of £2lO, until Lady-day, ISt I, I from which time the re::t will he £.230. A LI I'EP.ARY DESIDERATUM. On she let of January, 1812, will he published, the First Number of a New Grand National Magazine, entitled rir HE MENTOR.—This work will be introduced to the notice and patronage of the Public by an Union Subscription, which offers to all lovers of Literature, to the Fa thers of Families, and to every individual to whom Science and Economy are objects of attention, more and greater advantages than the limits of an advertisement will allow us to enumerate. — Prospectuses may be had at the Mentor-Office, 18, I vy-lane,.Pa ternoster-row London, and of all restable Booksellers in the United Kingdoms. ry• Just published, at the Mentot-Pfice, and may be bad as aboce, LS. Dickson's Catalogue of Scientific Banks for 1811- I 2, collected from the celebrated Libraries of the Ire Alexander Dalryn.ple„ Esq. F.R.S. and Hydrographer to the Board of Ad- Miralty ; Andrew Mackay, L.L.D. and F R.S.; Dr. Samuel' Horsley (Bishop of Sr. Asaph), LLD and F.R S.; George G.l - Esq. F R.S. and Secretary to the Royal Society; Rev. Ne vil Isdasktlyne, Astronomer Royal, LA. D and F.R.S.; and Ti berina Cavallo, Esq. F.R.S.—Among this valuablo collection are some very curious and scarce articles. To be viewed three days preceding the Sale, and Catalogues had oh the Premises ; At the Hell Inn, Bromley ; Greyhound, Croydon; White Hart, Seven Oaks; the principal Inn, Wester ham ; of Messrs. Ginty and Haddon, Solicitors, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange. I- - EQU -- ArIITEALf REVIEW, DUMBER 11 XI. was published this day. Cosi - rexl.Bell and Lancaster's New System of Educa- tion :—Herbert Marsh's Sermon on National Education.--Rev. Dr. Bowyer's Sermon. Joseph Fox's Comparative View, &c.- 2. General Sarrazin's Cmifession of Bonaparte.—S. Walter Scott's Vision of Don Roderick.-4. Dugald S:ewart's Philosophical Essays.-5. Milner on Gothic Architecture.-6. Moor on Hindu Infaitticide.-7. Hardy's Life of Earl Chartemont.-8. Faber's View of the Interior of France.-9. Edgeworth on Professional Eslucation.—io. Churton's Lite of Townson.-11. Mathison's Notices of Jamalcs.-12. Bishop of Lincoln on Calvinisin.-13. Cuthbert's New •I heory of Tides.-14. Colonel Wilks' South of India. —i 5. Chalmers' History of the University of Oxford. Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-street; Halcitard, Picca dilly; and Richardson', CornhiU, London; Parker, Oxford; Deighton, Cambridge ; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; M. N. Mahon, and John Cumming, Dublin; and may be had also of every other Bookseller or Newsman throughout the empire. * i t' New Editions of the former Numbers are now ready, and may be had separately, price 6s. or in Five Volumes, Svo. price XS. 2s. tid. in boards No. 12 will be published early in December, and the future Numbers regularly every Three Months. • ttlin44 PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. 41, LONDON-WALL, -opposite Detblem, London. CHEAP;Durable, and Impenetrable PAINTS, for Park Palings, Fences, Dams, Stables, Brick and Plaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Ralling,Tiles,Slates,and Weather-board lag of every description. , per cwt. 745. Chocolate 655. Lead colour - 565. Black per cwt. 565. 565. Olive Green I)th ditto • Intiteble Green 565. 461. \Vhite 565. i Red Stone Colour - 1 565. I Pr. pared,Oil, to thin the above, which possesses great pre serving qualities, at ss. per gallon. White Lead, 525. per cwt. — Linseed OP, Ls. ed. ; and Turpentine 7s. 6d. pur gallon. Colours Dry and Ground, - &e. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and being pre• pared fur the above desciiptios of work only, possess the greatest durability. They dry very quick, and cover a , urface con siderably greater than any other paints, and, in a few months, beroMe so hard as even to repel the action r.F:idge t 0.1,. which peculiar quality enables them to resist the effects of time Weather Lm all astonishimmtdegree. in a:Anion to these advantages, they will stand in the hottest Climates; are a Cure for the Worm and Dry Rot ; extremely easy to work, not requiring any extra trouble or prepare. ion, and wia be found when used to be cheaper than die coummon Cool Tar. •„• These Paints are not prepared from Tar or Fish Oil. VALUABLE FARM, IN HEREFORDSHIRE. By Meibrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Friday, . . . _ Novembir S Q, at Twelve, in Two Lots, Lot I. A VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD - 11 .- ESTATE, called CRUMP OAK, situate In the Parish of Lyou's Hall, and Ptimbridge, about three miles from Kinston, eleven from Leominster, and about sixteen from the City of Hereford ; consisting of about 2.8.1 Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, Wood, and Water Meadow Land, with a substantial Farm House, in a delightful situation, commanding a fine view over a romantic country, and which might be converted into a G.ntleman's Residence, at a small expellee, with capital weU• built Barns, Cattle Lodges, Stabling, Sheds, and Out-buildings, in excellent repair. The Estate is let to Mr. Bannister, on lease, of which about eight years are now unexpired at a low rent of /CM per annum; capable of much improvement. Lot 2. A valuable rich Meadow, of five Acres, at Lyon's- Hall; let at Xl5. 15s. per annum. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and particulars had twenty days previous to the Sale, of John Cheese, Esq. Lyon's- Hall, near Kinston; Hotel, at Hereford ; Bell, at Gloucester; Star and Garter, and Hop Poles, Worcester; at the Auction Mart ; and of Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. ql) STRUN Minufaci the first- tat es, viz. PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, A. (G. IpHE Advertiser being the real ~ Itrero 13 -a• determined to sell every article of . Von and workmanship at the following reduced pric, , Pearl Necklactianypattern from £5 15 6 remaking ''.617 10 6 Par rings per pair - 1 5 0 - 0 10 6 Bandeau= i. - - 10 10 0 210 0 Surinas - (- , 4, 4 0 uw''''' .._t_ 15 0 Brscelets perpair - 5 . 10 0 P ' 0 10-6 Lockets - ..1 11 6 .. 1 014 0 Brooches - - 1 5 0 07 6 Crusies - - 1 . I'o ~ 0 4 6 Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in =roc& caws, consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, and three Brooches, from £2O to £3O per suit. Apply to J. H. Bar. low, Pearl Worker and Stringer, Nu. 1, Gratige-court, Carey stews, Lincoln's lnn Fields. N.8. - As a proof of the real advantage bell out to the public, particularly Ladies in the country, Who wish to purchase Pearls skany description, they viii Ele attended to by letter (post-paid) and any ornament sent on approbation. by receiving the value, Aside Sherry of ealtangitv, or to have the money returned. TO - THE FIRST OF DECEMBER on.y. • HIS Majesty having gran ted his R o y al sanction to Dr. CAVALLO, as sale Proprietor a the ELECTRIC GIRDLE, for the cure of Ruptures and Debility, of every de scription, in both Sexes; it is nut t o he had of an c other person. 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All these works may be had by Country Booksellers on advantagLous terms of sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster row ; also at Nu. 7, New Bridge-street; and of all Booksellers, with the full albowance to Schools bl the purchase of quantities. • • WORCEiTERSHIRE. CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE AND ESTATE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. COURT and JACOB (By order of the Assigitees of Mr. John Read, a Bankrupt), some time in the Month of Novsmber next, ACAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, called the VALLEY, a condderaide part of which is newly built, and not yet finished, containing, on the ground floor, a spacious Vesti bule and Hall, large Dining-room, Drawing-room, Br.:akfast Parlour, Servants' Hal, Housek-eper's Room, Butler's Pantry, &c. &c. with Lodeng-rooms and Attics in proportion ; a good Garden, with a beautiful Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, Walks, Fish. pondl, -and shrubberies ; Coach-houses, capital zLables, large Farm-yard, new and excellent Buildings on an entensive scale,and every requisite Out-office, suitable for a genteel Familly, and lasH perfect repair, together with upwards of I'2o Acres of exceed ingly rich and truly valuab'e Land, principally.old Pasture, well and ornamentally timbered, in the highest state of cultivaion, and lying contiguous to the House, together with ten !Mall Houses, Cottages, and Gardens. 'this desirable Estate, from several parts of which !hetet are views of the Malvern, Aberley, and Chat Hills, ewes much to Nature, and is sufficiently im proved by Art to render it nut second in picturesqoe beauty to any in the County. It is situated' ill a retired situatisn, Affix two miles from Bromsgrove, near the Turnpike-road 1. a.lMg from that place to Stourbridge, 'ruin svhich it is distant abfut let front Worcester, and the same from Birmingham, in a good sporting country, hunttd by Lord Foley's' hounds, and several pecks of itarfier are kept in the neighbourhood. Fur a view of the House and Erare apply to Mr Bradford, at Bourne Heath, near time Premises, and for further Particulars to the Auctioneers, at Blackstone, out Bywdlry, or at their (Ace in Worcester. . Lot 8. A Messuagt, with the Out-buildings and divers Lands, in the kolding of ihaw, containing together R. 13P. in Lease with Lut 19, Ste. for s.: yehrt from Lady-day, 1812, the reserwsl rent for this part being X 157 lac A!so a Plantation on hand, containing 17 Perches. Lot 9. Two Howie* and 'Gardens, with Out•buildings and Lands, in the holding of Elisabeth Goodall, Thontas Swingwood, and on hand, containing together 25.1. oR. 99P. or thereabouts. I.ot 10. House, Out-puddings, and Lands, containing 9A. 2R. 7P. or thereabouts, in the holding of Charlet Palmer, under in agreement for seven years front Lady-day, 1919, at the yearly rent of Xl6. 16s. •- • Lot 11. A Dwelling House, Garden, and Land, In the holding of Aaron Bagnall, a yearly tenant, with a small Plantation ad joining, containing together SA. IR. 310. or thereabouts. Lot 19. Four Pieces of Aratle and Grass Land, called • the Holley Meadow, Os Leaniw, Nutley Meadow, and Brook Meadow, containing together 17A. Sit. 10P. part of Sbawe's Farm, and in Lease for six years front Litaly.day, Inll2, at the yearly rent of S'22. mt. l.oc IS. A Dv/ening House and Garden, in the holding of Margaret Davis, with sev.-ral Crofts of Land adjoining the same, held by Charles Paltner„yearly tenant, eoct.aining together SA. 2R. 291). or thereabouts. Lotn. Several Pieces of Meadow and Pasture Land (a the Lees; with an Osier Bed and Plantations on hand ; also a Piece of Pasture Land, in the holding of Elisabeth Goodall, containing together 10.1.2 R. 25P. or thereabouts. Lot 15, A Blacksmitlio Shop. Garden, and Crofts, at Chipnal, in the holding of Thomas Steele, containing together 2A. 214.. 131 1 . or thereabouts. Lo. 16. A Dwelling House, Garden tad Lands, in Ch'pnal, held by James Wacg, casitaiumg together zA 2k. tt P. or there about,. Lot 17. Two Parcel of Arabic !And on Lipley Heath, held by John Spender, containing 12A. 3R. 9P. or thereabauts. Lot 19. Two Pieces of .Arah'e Land on Lipity Heath afore said. a ;joining the Bishop's Woods, also held by Jelin spender, containing 19A. IR. a4ii. or therealsou:s. Lot 19. A hlessusge, ssi h Out-hirldings, Water Corn Mill. and Appurtenances, ite the holding 01 Million lt treys, a yearly tenant; also a Summer Hong?, Psantadon, and t'uul, un the whole containing 40A. llt. 91P. or thel..lhnuta. These Estates are very lin, roe. ahle ; pan date Meadows are capable of heirs watered to great advailiark - 'Hie Hill is tii,tasit from Marlet Dra : tau four miles, sod from Newport and Eccte4sall seven nti;es. Printeti Particulars and further information may be had of Mr. Rettlsow, Soltator, Lincoln's Inn. I .511,1siti ; ' Thom Market Drayton, Salop ; and of Mr. Vickers, at ceinmcrt., urar lindginsnls, with each ot; whom Maps bl the Es , ate are left fe view the same, apply to Mr. Wiliam apenshi"uw, k it i d ia rt WWI 1111 ...11•1 TO BE LET to the HIGHEST BIDDER, at an Anneal Rent, for a term of Teo years, a Valuable FREEHOLD GaAs FARM, Thirty Cow Farrsus, and comfortable Farm House, ai talsham. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auctiou Mart, on Tuesday, the 12111 of November, at Twelve i,'Clock, by Order of the Pro,srietor, ASINGULARLY Desirable FARM, Tytharce, situate at Laleham, two miles from Staines, 8 from Houn slow, and 17 from London, in the county of Middlesex ; con sisting of 230 Acres of fertile Meadow Land, in the highest state of cultivation, and in a ring fence, bounded by the fine road leading from Ashford Bridge to Laleham, intersered by a beau tiful stream of water, with a comfortable Farm-house and Offi ces, pleasure Grounds, productive Gardens and Orchards, capi tal Barns, Stabling for 13 horses, Cow House, Lodges and Stalls for 40 bullocks, Waggon-lodges, &c. entirely new built, at a great expence, with 30 Cow-farrens in Laleham Burway. 'lhe Estate may be viewedby applying to l the Bailiff, Mr. Dick enson; and Particulars, with conditions, Id days prior to the Letting, may be had at the Bush, Staines ; Castle, Windsor ; Walker's, at Hounslow; Black Dug, Bzifont ; ar t:ie Auction Mart, London ; and of Messrs. Roggen and Phillips, No. 62, 101 d Broad-street, Royal Exchasge.