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~~ _,?~. N. -4 4•7 7 r: .40 04,10 / . 04 r4l : . . 4 • 4 ). i• • $ , 1 7 , a " P r • • - „ - y . ,~~. • alio: ifumamit 770, THURSDAY, NO% EMBER 21..18)1 IT MI.. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EV ENING, NOVEMBER 21, will be performed, MEASURE FOR MEASURE. The Duke of Austria, Mr. KEMBLE ; Angelo, Mr. BARRYMORE ; ' Nabelia, Mrs. SIDDONS ; Mariana, Mrs, POWELL; Francisca, Mrs. HUMPHRIES; Mrs. Overdone, Mrs. DAVENPORT. To which will be added, PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Tropic, Mr. TAYLOR ; Paul, Mr. BROADHURS T, • (Being his first appearance on this Stage). Virginia, Miss BOL'TON; Jacintha, Miss E. BOLTON. To-morrow, Loie in a Village. Oa Saturday, Venice Preserved. On Monday, The Knight of Snowdnun ; Fitzjames, by Mr. Huntley (being his first appearance on this stage). On Tuesday, The Gimester. On Thursday will be revived Shakespear's Play.of Thu Win. ter's,Tal*. The Public are respectfully informed, that Shakespear's Tra gedy of Coriolanus is in preparation, and that Mrs. Sicilians will act the character of Volumnia. This diy was published, In Si..price Se. Vol. I. Part I. of 1-‘,- EPORTS of CASES argued and determined in the COURT 'of EXCHEQUER, from 11w Sittings after Hilary Term, 1810, to the '.ittitgs after Michaelmas Term, 181 I. By JOHN WIGHTWICK,Es.. Barrister at Law. London t Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street. TO HATTERS. 11gaIDOK Aclitis ('HE RIVER SWALE INTO THE I iLllf • MO BE DISPOSED OF, act old.established Co* : - 11 .- cern In the I - lATJin ,e situated in the best part of a pnetai- pal Sea-pore Town in tho Wear of Emaand. It has beau carried •OF SItEPPY. NOTICE' is hereby given, that a Meeting of Pr '- rektor& sad Oceulde , . si lend*, and otier Enticipal I t- on for many years to gnat advantage, 3rict Is now In foil trade.— hautaats in the bie of s ,. in t i e County of Kent, is inte „ . llie lease Id the house, fixtures, and stock, to be taken at a fair did in , be bniii . in, at the Fora'a'ta n ii„ telo at ilket , Fown. hi the v.thamlon. A moderate premium oral be expected for the good• Etuisleof Minster on Moulay, the Sd day •if Decenster neat, will, and the Naives, is upon that reputable scale, that posit:Wilts at tbeilieur of twelve, at coon. t stake into CMS idefasins tbe errc- caurtfwt command about .e-0000 need apply. , inns of a Britikt• across the Rivcr Swal ! ipto the mid isle; m For further particulars apply to Mr. s. • Turnls 11:•,',.):i.-vi Bond- viik%gime and piaci- th• etettdiusi-e- of psrsoi,s interested lathe street ; or to Mr. J. Gould, 78; Bosoolis High - street. , t t : . •' .' . sheet pleasant, is todwastvd. . PALL:MALL. . By ender of seteral of du:land-owners and Retideot. il the Spacious RESIDENCE, whit • etcellent Offices. weerlookirg Meat di . JA M BS "I'APPEND .:.si. . Cartaton.Hoose Gartl.:ns. , • roes , NlVlJaelt i it, isiv i • To he SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, , . Iv . At Garraway'S Coffee Howe s Alley. Cunha!, on Thera. tr A 031 AL imecnoN.ON' IRLCH LTNE.N day December IS, 1311, at 'i l welve o'Clock, ~ TOE PEI SAS I' LI . NTEN COMPANY leppct- AESTA'T'E, desliable LEASEHOLD ESTA, A..% .;lucinn the l ease.. that an tdrantige.44 °per. unit( comprising a commodious • and eligible Testa Residence, .to p iwy.v•nfi.rs, as IRISH LINENS sea at present much *wed for the ucommodai ion of a Nobleman or family of dis- ' fir several yam past. The tw , iver , 4l P" , • 4 11 1 tr-.sn, sE oats oo the south side of - PalliiMall, running thick t s lt We for yes„.s obtained , is, it is w resiinao!, stew _ aa overlooking Carleton House Gardens, coutaining no the ,t t:tpc:4l proof of the supesiori•y of th ir mode of olfgser floor fire Bed-rooms for Servants; ,on she second flour ble.Aeldok 'without' chemical :.d,l. •No a licle wild lat Irish three excellent Bed-chamber,, Dressita-rtionss, and 6.0 Clouts ;." "k,dar, sred Sheeting, and Hat less than a pi,re; wan ant ti fur • clpal floor two elegem_ loft y Drawill-roosts_ MadloostiT a.iil - M-1.1; bleacked ori-the . 4l! Tree from defcct ; aid if not &shed, cotruttuoicatinS by au tint roosts or on . - ,2„Apoited, tee, niotey re, ' lii:steecom! price ever n.atie. : r att liiana . Tent . Cari e rftilt Mertes. 'No corn :Ton Vifftigy6lllittcrtirrr. Hall, Gentleman's Morning-room papered, Passage-room leading - - BROOKS, BURCH, and O'KEEFE. to the Eating Parlour, from which a window opens upon leads, Agents r' th..: Company, SC, Great Russell-wrest, Bicesmsbury, ' with a walk to Carleton House Girdens, Wares-closet, &c. spa- mid 170, Strai t near tt Clement's Church. cious principal and secondary S t airca ses , B asement , H ouse - - . keepei 'a -room, with Closets, and Water laid on. Scrvaiits' Hz, GENERAL COACH OFFICES, WHIT*. HORSE INN, Butler's Room, excellent Wnis Callan, detached Kitchen and FETTER - L A N E, AND . CROSS KEYS INN, WOD- Offices, Areas with Vaults f u r C o al s , Beer, L/ and other purposes. STREET, Two Doors from CHEAPSIDE,LiONDON. , • Immediate possession may be had. To be viewed by 'Tickets; particulars on the Premises; at the YARMOUTH' ROYAL MAIL and TELatittAili 1 Subscription Houses, St. James-street, and Pali-Mall; at Gar- Coaches, through Lowestoft, Kessingland, Wri.nthain, Tawas's ; and of Mr Robins, Warwick str e et, Gold en - square . W ang f or d, Bl y b oroug h, Yoxford, Salniondhain, Melton, aid . - This day *we published, price 44. ad. IIIACV on LEGAL and other SUBJECTS ; y thy Ron. Sir W. C. sivirrif, Bart. 1.. L.D. F. R. S. and M. R. LA. third Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland, Part 1..6-Contalning I. An Inquiry as to the 'competency of- Witnessui, with reference to their Religious Opinions. IL An Attemprto slew that Witnesses, under cross-examination, ought net to be:mitered to stigmatize themselves. Printed for T. - Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. WILLIAMS'S JUSTICE OF THE PEACE IMPROVED. In a few days will be published, third Edition, in four large Volumes Sim. including th Wes to the end of the last ',es alon of Parliament, and the adjudged Casette the end of Easter Term Si Gen. 111 Price XS 1 - 2 s. in boards f r ] HE WHOLE LAW relative to the DUTY and I- OFFICE of a JUSTICE of the PEACE, comprising also tka Authority of the Parish Officers. By THOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS, Esq. Of rke Inner Temple. Banister at Law. • Printed LN►ldkr'blltdlt'llele, `Pieellely ; John Walker', Long man. Hurst, Rem, Orme, and Brown ; Clarke and Son, John Cuthell, Lackincton, Allen and Co. J. M." Richardson, John Richardson, B. Crosby and Co. FOX HOUNDS. ` TO OE DISPOSED OF BY PRi e I=I4I4PLACT, either thgethtr s - - ACOMPLETE Pack of FOX-HOUNDS, an d Eighteen Horses, 'belonging to the Hunt. The Purchaser may also take to the Coantry, which is very extensive and full of Poxes.—Address by letter, post paid, to J. Douglas, Esq. Ormond House, Chases. CUMBERLAND TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, N. B. A Mansion House, with Kennel,Stabling for 30 Horses, Coach-houses, &c. may be had in the centre of the Hunt. ALL that Capital MANSION HOUSE and ESTATE, called BARROCK LODGE, in the Coynty of Cumberland, adjoining the High-road from Penrith to Carlisle, being seven miles distant from the latter, and eleven from the former, containing 9bo Acres, or thereabouts (eaclusive of the share of Common yet to be received) of most valuable Meadow, Arable and Pasture Land, within a ring fence, well watered and must beautifully wooded, and in the most perfect condition. The River Petterell running through it for near two miles (one of the best Trout Streams in the North of England) and on which Is a capital Mill lately rebuilt, as is the Dwelling House adjoining. The annual value of the Estate is £lBOO, or thereabouts, and when the fell allotment of Common is added to it by the Com missioners, now dividing Inglewood Forest, the *due of it is computed to amount to above ,C2OOO per annum. Such an int proveahle Estate is seldoni offered to sale, and Is well worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentleman inclined to lay out money in land. The House is in complete condition to receive a family immediately. For further information and particulars, apply to Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Doniville, Lincoln's Inn, with whom a Map and Plan of the Estate are lodged; and to Messrs. Mounsey and Giles, Carlisle. SUBSCRIPTION FOR MRS. PECKHAM AND HER SEVEN CHILDREN. London, Nov. 18, 1811. THE sudden and melancholy fate of Mr. JOHN . RANDALL PECKHAM, who was lately drowned in crossing from Cowes to Portsmouth, having plunged me, with a family of seven young children, into a state of suffering and em barrassment not to be described; and expecting soon to give birth to an eighth child, I have yielded to the persuasions of my friends, in adopting this mode of making my desolate situation known to a generous and benevolent Public; well satisfied that in a British bosom' there needs no stimulus to humanity, when a case like mine is properly authenticated and known. Brought up witit care and attention, the talents I Fosses, shall be exerted for my fatherless babes when the present anguish of ray wind, and my approaching confinement will allow me to do so. In the mean time, and for the purpose of raising a fund to assist my futtire efforts, Subscriptions are most humbly solicited by the disconsolate widow. SOPHIA PECKHAM. No. 28, Chancery-lane. The origin of the present distressed situation of this most un fortunate of Mothers, will be found in the following NARRATIVE. Mr. Peckham was bred a watchmaker, and early In life mar ried his now afflicted and desolate widow, To talents, for which be was soon distinguished, were united industry and pule verance; yet so simple and "noir:titling were his vainness and dis position, that he passed through its various gradations to the sum mit of his profession, unenvied by those who were his competitors for fame. In the domestic circle, be was a tender and affectionate bosband, a fond and ir.dulgent lather, a firm and zealous friend ; Talkies which could not fail to endear him to a numerous and respectable connection, who having experienced hie moral woe h, will testify to the undeviating honour and probity which per vaded all his transactons. In this enviable situation passed many years of Mr. PeJtham's life, until recent otubarreaenuaus in the commercial world atm& ed some of his conntlions. Losses on kis part were the conse quence; and be, of course, sought the means of meeting them. ,Amongst other resources, he recollected some property which could only be recovered by the production of an attested register of the death and burial of an elder brother, Richard Peckham, the mate of a ship, who was drowned in going off to his vessel in a boat, at the same season of the year, by the same sort of acci dent, and at the same hour and place, where he turnstile perished a few days ago. He was said to have been buried somewhere in the Isle of Wight, which has sinee been ascertained by the coro ner's certificate. Tis this place, theretore, Mr. Peckham went, bat Isay.ng been unsucce-slui in his endeavours to obtain the cer tificate, he returned to the &human Inn, at West ('owes, where he found a hoer from his friends, dated the ustit, requesting him to be in London by the 2titit Oc . Lull. ,oe. receipt of this let- ter, Mr. Peckham made up his m nil, fer,the present, to relin quish his object, and return to to.vn. Fos this purpose he went in search of a boat, and having met Goring and Paul, two water men, who had already carried him float Portsmouth to Cowes, he agreed with them for a passage back again to Portsmouth. They set sad with a tine breeze, which prom lied them a speedy conveyance tolhe other side. They bad reached Stokes Ilay,wi - hin two miles and a half of the shore, mil, at that moment, Mr Peckhani Was re lating to the watertnen the melancholy fate of hiebrother, who was drowned near the spot ou which they then were, at much about the same hour of toe night, when a sea suddenly ovenehelmed the boat, Which instantly filled and went down, leaving the ten fled and unhappy passengers to struggle for their lives. It was then abotlt ten o'clock at night. The boat had been observed by Joseph Thumson.a sailor, who laid the night-watch on board the Kingston tran-port, then at anchor in Stokes Bay. All at once be log sight of the boat, and soon after hearing the noise of a voice en the water; he feared the werst, called up all bands, and w ith a mag nanimity and humanity characteristic of British seamen, they for got the danger in the glory of saving airflow Creature. he boat was instantly lowered and manned, and a painful and ansious search commenct d. From the darkness of the night and the Impetuosity of the waves, the efforts of these brave men were ter a long time unitaceessful, alit' they were on the point of mon ing to their ship, when one of the sailors, of tug namosof Martin, happening to pass his hand along the gutted of the boa., Mt a band clinging to her, Rodin-tinily exclaimed, " Here's one of them,' when Goring, the boatman, was taken on board, in a state of almost total baststs.bility. They carried him 'on board the transport, where his gallant deliverer had the satisfaction to see hint recover, under the humane attention of the Captain and , ship's company, to who se human. too much praise cannot be given. Mr. John Randall Pee khans, and Paul, the waterman, were Unfortunately buried in the waves. Thus perished, under a.beavy dispensation of Div! N Pnovr- InNce a man every way to be re g retted; and thus have been deprived of their natural and invaluable Frotectoi„ when she had Mast occasion for his accustomed kindness, his !sirloin widow, Ind seven helpless children. In the affleetion which has copse upon her, Mrs. Peckham cars alders her own fate, which can scarcely admit of consolation, to be sealed ; ard tor hi :ant', she would nut have obtruded her sor rows upon the public: but for her helpless children sh • appeals to, she implores those who are blest with the means, to assist the fu tire efforts of a despairing Mother to•raise her infant offsprit g. lads of this most melancholy case are so recent and well knywn, that its authentic i ty cannot be questioned. Affidavits made by the parties named in the Narrative, before the proper utter, may, however be seen at Mrs. Peckham's present asylum, No. 28, Chancery-lane. following Bankers have humanely consented to rtceive subscriptions ILr the benefit of she Widow, and they will be thankfully received, nd most gratefully acknoWled..ed, Ly Mrs Peckham, at No. I's, Chancery-lane. Mesas: Brown, Cobb, and Co. 66, Lombari. street. Dimsdale, Barnard, and I)imsdale, SO, Cored% • • Robarts, Curtis, Robarts, and Curtis, IA, Lombard-d. Fraser, Perr ng, Shaw, Barbai, and Co. 7 I, Combat. Amts n, Maunde, and Austen, 10, Henrietta-street, Covent (karden. Marsh, Sibbald, Scree y, Fauntleroy, and St.:wart, 6, Berners-.trieet. liammertheys, Brnekttozni, Creenwnod, and rr,w, 71, Pall ...• FOR CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS, BRUISgS, &c. DR. STEE RS's OPODELDOC is far superior to all other external applications in the Cure of Sprains, Bruieci, Rheumatism', Ste.; as also in Cramp* or Numbness, and in romottng Circulation in the Limbs when in a paralytic state. It is the best Remedy for Chilblains, if dissolved in a spoon, and applied witrm,or with a pledge of tint will moistened with it, and tied ion the part affected. It is hkewise of admira ble service in the accidents and local complaints to which Horses are subject. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church. yard, (four doors front the corner of Chearid.4, London, price is lid. a bottle: andby arpnintment by Bacon and Co. Oxford. street ; HilWkillY, Old Bond-strce. ; Ward, Holborn; Harris, Ludgate-street; and Clarke, Borough, • 'Observe ebe word." F. Newbery, No. 45, St nturr,' i tore eft. graved In the Stamps. CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL. MR. PERRY, Surgeon, of Southampton-street, Bloomsbury-square, Proprietor of ADAMS'. SOLVENT, a mild, yet efficacious Cure of Stone and Gravel, of the Bladders or Kidneys, acquaints the Publie, that he devotes his whole pro fessional attention to the above diseases, and may be consulted at his own house on Wednesdays and Fridays, where he dispetpcs the Solvent in bottlt s of t is. and .C 1 21. stamps included, two of which last correct the calcolutts diathesis in the habit, and thereby prevent the concretion of the Stone in persons of a sedentary I.fe. Sold also at Bacon and Co.'s, 150, Oxford-street ; mid at Bol ton's, front of the Royal ExChange, in bottles at 41. Gd. &c. The Author's " Disqu.sit ion on the Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, price ls. Gd.pointitot nut the diet to be observed during the cure, with many extraortruary cases, some of perfect recovery even after the operation has been resolved on, may be had at Neely and Co.'s, booksellers, No. 2 ), Paternoster-row. GI IES TONIAN MEDICINES. CAS:. 42.—T0 Mr. 13AANITT Guest , Cityllti&l, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Biachlriars•Road. SIR —Having occasioually 90 troubled with Gout, that I lo any opportunities In business, owing to the Medical Gentlemen all telling me there was no cure fur it but pie ience ; I thick it my duty to you and the public in gene ral, to state the happy effects I have experienced by your Medi cines, and which you are at liberty td publish as you please. In the month of April, Ike, I had a severe attack of painful inflammatory Geut in my Light hand and left foot, when tired with the plan of patience I hod been so frequently rtcominended to, I applied to you,and in less titan one hour after the medicines were administered, I was so completely free from pain, and so restored in the use of my limbs, that although I was necessitated to ride to your house, I walked all the way back to Woolwich with as much case as I ever could in my life ; and since that period, I had te. return of the complaint until the beginning of March, I op 9, when I had a similar attack in my left hand and both feet, l and on applying your Medicines in the same way as befare, I was ret cued i and although I had not eaten a meal for souse days, my appetite almost auddenly returned, and I felt iortectly wrl', as witness this 28th day of March, 1809. PHILIP CHAPMAN. Coleman -street, Woolwich. • (Case 43 itt a future Paper.) To Mr. DIXON, Apotheearr. qiR--r take the earliest opportunity to acquaint 6 . 1 you that I have received the most wonderful benefit from the use of your DIXON'S ANt IBILIOUS PILLS, which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and aq those friends to whom I distri buted them have experienced the sante salutary benefit ; they de dare them to he the best Medicine ever used to that country, for Bilious and other complaints. The following are names of seve ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost relief from your Dixon's Antibillous Pills:—Cliarles Taylor, Esq. Ja maica; William Shaw, Esq. - Kingston, ditto; Mr. Wockiriff, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna, la Mat, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Hathour, ditto; O. Aliston, Esq. ditto; Mr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto; J. Penlinton, Eiq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullets, ditto; J. Bunt, Esq. Savanna l G P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsthith, Kingston. ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Woodrifi, Spanish Town ; with many other persons of the first respectability. Sir, your most obedient strewn, THO \IAS HARROLD, of the Ship Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster-row, Loudon; Sharp and Belem. Portsmouth 1.„1 )(las, Weston, Minna, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall and John. son, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Rosa, and. Turner, Hull; lioxiatod, Cuokworthy, Nettleton, and Gil bert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Bir mingham; Billinge and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Maticbesfer ; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Manderton, Ralburit, Scott, and Batter, Edinburgh j Baxter and M•Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co Norwich; fen, Leicester ; E :wards and Penny, Liverpool; and retail by mast Country Medicine Vanden, in leginta at M. V's. and as. each. • . WORCEiI ERSHIRE. CAPITAL MANSION AND LAND. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. COURT and JACOB . (By order of the As4geees of Mr. John Read, aßankrupt), At the Cross Inn, in Bromsgrove, in the county of Worcester, so Monday, the 2d day of December, 1 ail, at three o'4:luck in the Afternoon, subject to such condidols as will then be pro duced, the undermentioned valuable Freehold Linares: Lot 1. A CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, called Ll theVALLEY, a corniderable part of which is newly built, and not yet finished, containing, on the ground Boor, a ',ad opt" Vestibule and Hall, large Dining-room, 24 fret by 1111 leer, and Drawing-room of same dimensions, Breakfast Parlour, Ser.- raids' Had, Housekeeper's Roam, Butler's Pantry, Esc. with Lodging rooms and Auks in proportion • a good Garden, with a beautiful Lawn, Pleasure Grounds„ Walks, Fish-ponds, and Shrubberies ; Coach-bouses, capital Stables, large Farm-hard, and every requisite Out-oflice, suitable for a genteel Fait i y, and in perfect repair, together with six smaß Houses, Co•tiges, and Gardens, and upwards of 103 Acres of exceedingly rich ant truly valuable Land, wed and ornamentally timbered, and lying within a Ring Fence. . . _ Le; 2. A creeho d Estate adjoining Lot 1, comprising i 4A. 2R. 32P. of rids Arable and Pasture Liwd. These [.ots consist chiefly of a Turnip and IrarLl Soil, and are of the first quality and highest state of cultivatio:), having been Eirsned,by the Proprietor; they are desirably situated in the parish of Bromsgrove, in a god sporting country, hunted by I.ntd Fo ky's fox hounds, and several packs of barriers are within two miles of the town of Bromsgreve, and In a very pleasant and f. r tile part of the county of Worcesttr, and near the Turnpike-r leading from Worcester and Bromsgrove a'aresaid to Stun:bridge and the North; several parts of the Estate present extensive and diversified views of a rich and well cultivated country, and the ?driver'', Aberiey, and (lee Itllll, beta sling the more dinant parts of it. The Estate in oilier resp.cts, owes much to nature, and is sufficiently improved by Art to render it nut interior to any in the country. Engraved plans and printed partleulars may be had 14 days previous to the Sale at the ;Tine pal Inns in the neighbourhood ; of Mr. Joseph Robins, solicitor, Stourlsridg,; Mears. Le:: and Currie or Mr. R. W. Gent, Soliestors, Birmingham; or at the Auctitmeere Waco at Biacxstinie, near Bewdley, or Worcester. HEREFORDSHIRE. CAPITAL MANSION ANO FREEHOLD ESTATE, (Discharged of Land-'l'4x). By WILLIAM JAMEi, _ . At the Feathers Inn, in Ledbury, in this County, on Tuesda the 26th of November, 1811, at Three o'Clock ;n the After..otin, under Conditions as shall be then produced, A TRULY Valuable and Inipirevable FREE HQ LD ESTATE, called MAINSTONE COURT, ad joining the Turnpike-road leading from Ledbury to Hereford, situate in the several Parishes of Ashperzon, Munsley, and Pisley, in this County. Comprising upwards of Three Hundred Acres of rich Land, in a good state of cultivation, and which for the accontoaddation of the Public, will be divided into the following Lots, via. Lot I. A Messuage and Buildings, called the School House, with the Garden and Lands (mostly planted with Fruit-ems;, thereto adjoining and belonging, containing 7A. 31t. 34P. Lot 2. Lands adjoining each other, on the left hand the Turn pike-road leading from Malostone-Court aforesaid, towards Led bury, includlig a Barn thereon, and Mainstone Great 11-11 Pond, containing 70A. 2R. 25P. This I.ot includes a desirable spot to build on, with the conteniency of a Quarry of good Building Stone under part of the Land. _ _ _ Lot 3. A awe of Ground, planted with young and thriving Fruit-trees, called Barn Clo‘e Orchard, containing A. AL 381). Lot 4. Lands also adjoining each other, and lying on the right hand the said Road leading from Mainstane aforesaid, toa Ards , Lcdbury, containing 67A. SR. S9P. The greater part of this lot Is well planted with Fruit trees in a thriving and bearing state, and has as excellent site for building on. Lot 4. A roomy and convenient Mansion House, with all re quisite attached and detached Offices and Buildings, in good re parr, and fit for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's 1 amity, with massive walled Garden, Pleasure Grounds, Fish Ponds Dove-hodse, and other conveniences, with a Manor attached: The Mansion House stands on an eminence, commanding rich and picturesque views of the surrounding Country, is recessed at an agreeable distance from the Turnpike-road, on which the Mail Coaches pass every day in, the week. Likewise a commo dious Farm House, with a very extensive and complete suit of Barns, Stables, Cattle-stalls, Beast-houses, Cider-mill, Mill-house, and Cider-houses with three good Cottages, all in good repair; and also a small but neat Inn. called The Trumpet, with Stable, Barn, and Out-buildings, held therewith, together with I:AA. IR. S6P, of highly valuable Land, nearly the whole thereof fer tile and superior Meadow Ground. The Orchards are extensive, and most of them young and thriving and lucky to bear, the whole forming (for any person desirous of combining comfort, pleasure, profit, and amusement), a most eligible Gentlemanly Residence, nearly equal to any thing of the kind in this County, Each o f Lots is well wooded and watered, aad distant from Lcdbury four Mlles, Malvern Wells tea, Worcester and Glou cester 20 miles each. Several Packs of Fox Hounds and Har riers are kept in the neighbourhood, a fine Sporting Country, abounding with Game, and is within three miles of a Trout Stream. The land-tax of the whole, except a few Acres, is Re deemed, the Tithe and Parochial Taxes moderate, and possession of the whole (-übject to Offgoing Tenant's Rights), may be had at Candlemas neat. The Premives may be viewed end flaps of the different Imu I seen, and further particulars known, by applying to Francis Workman, Esq. at Mainstone-Court aforesaid; Mr. Holbrook, Solicitor, in edbury ;or the Auctioneer, in , licreford. Deicriptive Parti-ulars may be had at the Auction Mart, Lon don; Commercial Rooms, and Jack's Coffee-house, Bristol; Hotel, Hereford; Bell Inn, Gloucester; Hop-Pole Inn, Worces ter; ,the Feathers Inn, Ledbiiry; at Nlainstone-Court ; at the Office of Mr. Holbrook, Solictor, Ledburr ; of of the Auctioneer, ilt Horefotd. ..'angfors . SyL_ _ „ detain, Woodbridge. every Aitinionn at ball-post four u cluck. YARMOUTH Lotto NELSON Cu.eh , through C4ll,llV•t .r and Ipswich, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at to ARUNDEL, PE f WOR fa, and arms HAM.' TON Post Coach, through Kingatou. Gul ord, and Oodalnioug, Tues day, Thursday, and Saturday Morning at six. BRIGHTON Royal Coach, (in 8 Hoar.) by the New Road, through Croydon, Reigate, Crawley, and Cuckßeld, every Morn ing at It o'clock. BRIGHTON ACCIII4IIODAIITION Coach, eveVy Morning at 11. BROMPTON, CHATHAM, and ROCHli.iTliti Coach. (the :eta Storni' SMITta) daily. at 2 o'clock. CAMBRIDGE Loan Naisos Coach, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at S. CAMBRIDGE UNA on Coach, (late Old Cambridge) through Royston acid Buntingford, dvery Morning # past 7, exce r t Sun ay. CAMBRIDGE light Telegraph Coach, (in 7 Hours) throtogis Ware and Barkway, every Morning at a u*Ctock, except Sun. day. and carries only Four inside. CAMBRIDGE Post Coach, through Ware, Bartway, Foulmire. Monday, Wednesday. and Friday AftOrnouit, at 4. CAN I EREURY, MARGA lE, RAMsOAI E. CHA r. HAM, ROCHES TER, And S MOOD Coaches eltety Mortl44 • and Evening. N.B. Ellin Comities at any Hour. CHATHAM, ROCHESTER; and GRAVESEND Coaches, sour times a day. DEAL. New and Expeditious light Telegraph Ouch, with & Guard and Lamps, every evening at halt past 4 o'Cluck. DOVER and DEAL Post Coaches, every Mottling a quarter before 6, and Evening a quarter before 6. EDINBURGH and NEWCASTLE HIOUTLTca Post Coich, through Atomic'', Berwick, Durham, Darlii.gion. and North. alto nun, every Morning at half past G. FAKENHAM Coach, through Newmarket, Brandon, aud, iwatinans, Monday, Wecbiesday, and Friday Aftertiooni at 4. FAVERSHAM new Liglot Coach, ev.ory Mornlnea: GOSPORT Coach (the Blue) through Staines, gagalast ir ate . ham, Al•on, West Mews, and Tarehaut, Mornings at hau past four ti dock, IiERIFORD and WARE Coach, every Morning at lialf past s:x J'clott HULL RODNEY Coach, by.way of DiOneatter, 'thorn. and N-rth Cave, every Moranig at 4 po ti. 'Phis c,is c i, I. Net:ca lmly expo Maus, performing the journey in 36 hours It travels the pleasartwr t.ad, and will be found the hr.( conveyance to 11 U t. It avoids the extremely dangerous passage of the Humber. IPSWICH arid COLCHESTER Coarhai, through Stratton' St. Mary, Witham, lielvcdon, Chelm.ford, Ittgat ! ..totsv, awl Rumford, rvcry .Atternoun at 2 and 5. LEWD Coach - ea every morning at halt-past 6, and afternoons at throe. • LYNN Post Coach, tlitangh Cambridge, Nearmarket, Scheme Fa!gate, sad Stoke, Monday, Wednesday, lad Friday Aliertnsurt • at kart LYNN sod ELY Coach, the lass Nscsex, altrouek C.sat. bridge, Monday, Wedowsday, and Friday Mornings, at S. LIVERPOOL Coaches, every Af ernoon. LEICESTER and r.t)R FHAMFTON Telegraph Clinch, through Newport Patna, Woobui n, Diandable, and st.Albadi li every Afterooon at S. LANCASTER and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wig's, Pentad, Kendal, Pearith, and Whitehaveti, ever) Arts. n. rut at LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, evt.) Mom. ing and Afternoon. MAIDENHEAD Coach, through Hounslow, Slough, aiel dak Hill, every Afternoon at balflia.t 4, Sooday seeped. MARGATE light Coach. the lelegraiiii (tarots 1 • only) every Morning at 7 during the Season: MARGATE and RAMSGATE Coaches, every Morning and Evening a: 6. MANCHESTER light Telegraph Club, through I „eicostrr, Derby. Aslaborne, Leek, and hiaceleshal, rl. t y A terittaun at 6. The Public Attention is particularly rquetted , 41 tido f:oncersi, as it Is the Original Coach es ablished for carrying FO K IN. SIDES only; at is on the last Moly Improved C fur Ease and Safety. travels with a Guard end Lamps; and is wiirktrd throughout In the bruit possible style. NEWCAS rt.E, SUNDERLAND, and 5111E4.1)6 new and expeditious light coach, the Eapse, through Stockton and Yarns, carries only y insides, and is ligleed and ; uarded, sets out cray Afternomi at S. NORWICH Expedition Cyan's, dirtmgh Hoth:rdl, Hoorn.. bridge, Newmarket. Thettott, and Wymonsiltain, every Mka nowt at S. OXFORD and WOODSTOCK Light Coach (the Dlenlitioi), Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Morning. at Is, (breath Ux bridge, Wycombe, and 'Tetsworik. • PORTSMOU tH Coach, every Molting, at half pa t 4, ex cept Sunday. STAMFORD Coach, through Hertford, Baldo:k, liirtles- wade, and Stllton every Morning , at past 6. SUNDERLAND, Yarns, and Stockton Coach, every Mom. ins, at 4 past I. WORTHAM and Horsham Accommodation Ctach, Morta -1 twgi, at 6; and a 4-inside New Linn Coach, Moraine, at al through Epsom, Ile thing, Leath,thead, and linden. YORK Hightlyer Coach, every Morning, 4 past 6, through Newark, Doncaster, and I , erryhridge, at whico places It ro , sta the various branch Coaches to Leeds, Sheffield, rialitat, Hud dersfield, Hairowgate, Carlisle, and all the ocher print ;.d towns of the Notch. The Guard end Coa.:11 go through tett .out ea/a ging, and only four coachmen. Pasteheers booked through:a:ld wishing to stop on the road, may proceed nest duty, without way additional fare. YORK new and commodious Light CLcli, the Estire, car rying only four insides; sets out creel Art et:iann at 3, acid t Ands with the greatest celerity. The Guard acid Loath go thrscgh to York without cheating. and only four Coachmen. - W. J. ROBERTS anti Ca Proprietors, Who will not be accountable for .my Glam., China, Paatv. 'Watcher, Cash, Bank.notes,Eilts, or Jewels, however small the value, nor tot any other Article of more than £6 value, if lost or damaged, unless specified and plaid tor as such whoa es iv -I A at tint Qfiittea in Taws, so to their Agt.Lti lit the Cbutery.