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^.~ •4~ !~ .a I .., ' - :--.: 40 .4 - • „ipt , *,, • - -.• • ' \ . 1 . .. i' -- ( ._%-t . .......----_ :. %) ~,,, ,-A - " 1 / 4 _, l• 4 ,.._,-..„. 6 ,_ , - • , i 1 , , ~~" ~' . • ~ T ./ N RE It 70981 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1809 PRICE SIXPENCE-HALT - PEN/ 1 / 4 'Y . NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rrIJIIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 9, avai be acted a Melo-Dramatic Opera, called THE EXILE. Count Ulrick, the Exile, Mr. EGERTON ; Governor of Siberia, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Baron Alltradoff, Mr. LIS'I'ON; Count Calmar, Mr. BELLANIY ; Daran, Mr. YOUNG. Patriarch, Mr. CRESWELL ; Servitz, Mr. FAWCETT '1 Le Impress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER; Sodom, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; Alexina, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Katharine Miss BOLTON. • To which will he added, THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES. Or, THE PLOTTING LOVERS. Yarillo, Mr. MUNDEN; DotrCarlos Merida, Mr. JONES; Don Guzman, Mr. BRUNTON ; .Icipie, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Sancho, Mr. LISTON • Lucetta, Mrs. GIBBS ; Isabella, Miss BRISTOW. Elms, 7.i. Second Price 3s. 6d. Pit, 4s. Second Price 2s. Gallery 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. On Manday—Romeo and Juliet; with Don Juan. on •i . uesday—John Bull; with The Waterman. . On Wednesday—Every Man in his Humour. On Thursday—The Provoked Husband. Oa Friday--The Castle of Andalusia. w TURN, R 1 IsI S E KI R, Pro ß-s p i : R t i. o .F r T of eo th me e r L o f t ,;( 1 7P e CZ O a r r k y et t F a , ti mber of years Manager of the concerns of the deceased Sir J. RANscobts, bey to inform the Public and his Friends, he has can:erted business on his own ac..lunt, and that he is now sel l:1g similar fortunate Tickets and Shares, as those he sold at his Le ReAdence, SR, Haymarket. The present State Lottery is on new plan, consisting of only Five Thou , and Numbers, with f.:e Thousand Pelzes, and Forty Capitals, being eight more than w last contained. All to be drawn in one day, and that day 014 a few weeks hence. Cl4erve—lt is the same lucky W. Tuft NE:t, of the Liclitsed Statv Lottery Office, No. I, Sk:nner-street, who sold the s:l3res of eat. following Capital Prizes in the Lotteries for 1807 1808: Plc only Prize of d. 40,000 6 Prizes of X5OOO 9 Priz 3of 20,(4.)0 10 - 1000 S - 10,000 20 - 500 &c. &C. &c. Ind the Grand Prize e" One 'I housand Tickets, which pro tucrd X.M,76.5!!! Be.sidea numerous £20,000 and £lO,OOO FTI7 in preceding years. STUDIES OF SHAKESPEARE. On Monday nest, December 11, will be publithed, To be co:;tinued in a Series of Numbers every ocher week, price Is. each), Number I, of the popular Production, entitled ',l`l-IE STUDIES of SHAKESPEARE. : Printed by A. Stark, and sold by Crosby and Co. ,ts•inners' Court ; and Barker, Great Russell-street, Covent- Garden, London ; Black, South Bridge, Edinburgh ; and all other Bwiksellers is the Kingdom. Where may be Ind, price 2s. . _ The much admired new I)ramatic Enertainment, entitled Not 1. Home, by R. C. Dallas, Esq. as is now perf nmed with nni irrvl ?pplause, at the Lyceum • rheatre, in the Strand, Londe". In the tress, and speedily wv:11 he published, A LETTER. to HENRY CLINE, Esq. on DE- Fy.crivE DEVELOPEMENTS of the HUMAN FA f%; Zlental au: Moral. as well as Organic and,Coustitu tioual; :::he Treatment of IMPF.DIMEN rs of SPEECH. Ty JOHN THELWALL, Esq. Profesor of the Science and Practice of Elocution. To be bold by Messrs. Arch, Cornhill ; of whom my be bad, 'N. Plan of Mr. Ththrall's Institution, in Bedford-place, Russell t: e, for the Cure of Impediments, Cultivation of Oratory, and !,. ,-aration of Youth for the Higher D.-partments of Active life, lcrzts of Private •Cuitien, &c. (price Is ) or together with an In roducory Discourse, Oration, &c. price 55.; and Selections and Itercisa, price 10s. id. LIFE OF LORD NELSON. By the Rev. J. S CLARKE and JOHN M'ARTHUR, Esq. VrESS RS. CADELL and DAVIES beg leave ` v i• to inform the Public, that the Copies of the Life of Lord Nelson ordered, are now ready for delivery. The utmost carts 63 been tak e n t o appropriate the Copies according to the dates r. the orders; and, in consequence of the Work having extend. t; to a much greater number of pages than was at first calcu- L , M, it hai been found advisable to print second title pages, and 13 do it up in boards in two volumes, but without farther expench to the purthasers than the additional seven shillings charged by Ike bookbinder for the second volume. In order to prevent, as much as possible, the mistakes likely to a. ur in vo extensive a delivery, it is respectfully requested, that p.,:ncnt may be made on the iiellvery of the volumes. liiSTORY OF THE POl XIICAL LIFE OF THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAM. PITT; Including some Account of the Times in which he lived. By JOHN GII'FORD, Es q. ES SRS. 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Gd. ; brt.va cotton for boots, is. 6d .; fine ribbed cot . :.: a variety of gloves from led. per pair; lace sleeves :::..1 other faibionable ankles too numerous to men • No. 52, Cheaplide.—No abatement front the price first f; - F" it AROMATIC PECTORAL LO - for Colds, Coughs Hoarseness , Shortness of .'.air's;, Consumption, an d every diseased state of the I L '' . 0. .1 . 0 concentrate the Balsamic qualities of the vegetable • )r^ in!o noe elegant and efficacious medicine for the cure of ti • coulplaintA, W 23 reserved for the Inventor of the pre- • • - ...:rnlosititm ; so active is its operation, that it quickly wrests r..” • 4!:tngerous inflammation, checks the irritation of the ,• fowever severe, and those uneasy and distressing spasms • • , :lw-t ; as a preservative- and cure from a cough to the most • •!,.. consumptions, Butler's Lozenges are recommended, ▪ to those who frequent public places, and are exposed to n changes and night air. 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Republications of scarce and valuable Tracts on Critical and Philological Subjects, and of important Articles in Continen tal Journals. This Work will combine the CVects of the BiSlidheca Critica, Ada Errelitorrm,Cammeniar4 l'hddafiti, and other Classical, Philo.. and Antiquarian Publications on the Cotrinent. 4 'lt will be conducted by Members of the Universities, and printed by a Graduate of Oxford. Communications are solicited from every part of the World, in the English, Latin and French languages ; and will he received by Messrs. Longman, Hunt, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row; Mr. J. Richardson, Royal Exchange ; Mr. Lutin or Mr. Dulau, Sobo-square, I.ondnn, where Subscribers are requested to scud their names. It is impossible at present to fix the Price, which probably not exceed Five Shillings each Number. LAW. POWELL'S CONVEYANCING. This day was published, In Three Volumes, Royal Ocavo, price .E . 2. 13s. in boards, O RIGINAL PRECEDENTS IN CONVEY ANC'NG, selected from the Manuscript collection of the lat,t JOHN .10:4F,PH POWELL, Es . Author of the Law of Mortgages, Wills, Sec. Revved and ; with Notes and Remarks. Explana,ory of the Nature and Efficacy of the several Assurances, &c. contained en the collection. By CHARLES BARTON, Esq. -Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. Second Edition, Corrected and Improved. The collection of Precedents, with which the profession is now resented, was purchased by :he publishers from the late Mr. Powell's executrix • no doubt can therefore be reasonably enter tained of its authenticity; and from the great utility in practice of accurate forms of the different species of assurances, and the just celebrity of Mr. Powell, as a conveyancer, they are induced to hope that an extensive collection of origina l Precedents like the present, cannot fail to prove an highly acceptable and valuable ac quisition to the public. As the conveyancer will be but feebly prepared to secure the interests of his client, by an acquaintance with the forms alone of Deeds, without a knowledge of the principles upon which they 1 are constructed, and the objects they are respectively calculated' to effectuate, the Editor has introduced Essays, or Elementary Dissertations on the Nature and Uses of the different Species of Assurances contained in the collection ; and subjoined occasional Notes arid Remarks, explaining the Effect and Operation sf the s e veral Covenants, Ste. contained in them; together with Re ferences to such B ooks and Cases, whence any further informa tion, which the student may be desirous of acquiring upon the subject, may be most readily obtained. The profession having eatisfac only demonstrated their appro bation of these precedents by the eof a very large impression -edition, -- of the former k nothing now need be said in reeolimenda „ tlon of them. The present edition has been carefully revised, and all such errors as appeared in the former, have bees corrected, and such improvements made, as it is hoped will be bead useful. NEW LAW BOOKS. SELWYN'S NISI PRIUS. This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal .street, Lincoln's Inn, to a very large volume royal Svo. Vol. I, of AN ABRIDGMENT of the LAW of NISI PRIUS.—By WM. SELWYN, Esq. of Lincoln's lon, Barrister-at-Law. Second Edition, considerably enlarged and improved.—The second volume, which will complete the work, is in a state of forwardne'ss, and will be shortly published. This (lay was published, By W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers ' Portugal-street, Lin ' coln's Inn, in Royd svo. price I tis. boards, Vol. 5, being a sup plemental volume, with a complete Index to the whole work, A SERIES of ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS in - 11 - CONVEYANCING, with Practical Nora, aud also varia tions adaptity , each Precedent to the most usual circumstances of Title.—By Cl—L BARTON, Esq Rarrister at Law. Complete Sets of the above work maybe had hi 5 vols. royal Bvo. CHANCERY PRACTICE. This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portuga!-street, Lincoln's-Inn, in 800. price 9s. in boards, THE SOLIC ITO R'sASSISTANT, iu the Court ttt Chancery.—By WILLIAM HANDS, Gent. Ow: of the Solicitors of the Court, Author of the Law sod Prao. tice of Patents int Inventions, &c. " Precedents do both teach and Illustrate." Coke upon Littleton, 3 b. s. 445. Er This Work comprises Ole forms of very near three hun dred interlocutory orders and other proceedings of daily occur rence in the prosecuting and defence of Chancery Causes and Matters, with numerous practical Notes, the whole the result of many years actual practice. PRESTON'S CON V E YANCIN G. This day was published, in royal Biro. price 9s. Voi. 11. Part I. A I'REATISE on CONVEYANCING, with a View to its application to practice, being a series of praetcal Observations written in a plain familiar style, which have tor their object to assist in preparing Drafts, and in judging of the operation of Deeds.—This Volume treats of I.ease and Releave. By RICHARD PRESTON, Esq. Barrister at Law. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, l.incoln',lnn. Of whom may be had, Vol. 1. price I6s. boards, VINER'S ABRIDGMENT.—Those Gentlemen who may have imperfect sets of Viner's General and Complete Abridgment of Law Equity, have now an opportunity of completing them by making an early application to Messrs. W. Clarke and Sous, Pur tupl-street, This day was published, in two vols. Bvo. price I Gs. in boards, UNOMUS, or Dialogues concerning the Law 1 -- 4 and Constitution of England; with an Essay, a Dialogue. By EDWARD WYNNE, Esq; The Third Edition, corrected. _ . Thi:i elegant and learned Work is written in recommendation of a I.beral and enlarged method of studying the Law, and treats incidentally of the character and authority of the several Law Writers ; as also more professedly on the origin and progress of the most important subjects and branches of Law, and their eon ;:ection with the History and Constitution of England, and will facilitate almost irremovable difficulties, particularly in explaining and simplifying matters of practice, and other technical parts of the profession. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Liacoln's-Inn ; and J. White and Co. Fleet-street. This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Book sellers, Poreugal-street, Lincoln's lira, In two pocket volumes, closelT printed, price 12s. in boards, 'THE NEW POCKET CONVEYANCER ; or, ATTORNEY'. COMPLETE FOCKET-BOOK ; com prising a choice Selection, and a great variety of the most valua ble and approved Precedents in Conveyancing. In which the suodern forms introduced by Conveyancers of the highest emi nence now in practice are particularly attended to ; and the effi cacy of them explained. To which arc also added preliminary Observations relative to the Nature and Use of each particular Species of Deed; and an Introductory Discourse on the Subject of Deeds in general.—By JAMES BARRY BIRD. Second Edition, enlarged and improved. 'Fla which is added also a new complete Index. Phis day was published by W. CI.ARKE and Sons, Law Book sellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, in Royal Octavo, price . . , . 14s. in boards, . 'FHE READING upon the STATUTE of SEW .I- ERS, with several Judgments and Resolutions of the Judges, By ROBERT CALLIS, Esq. Fourth Edition, corrected and winged, with the MSS. Notes of The late MR. SERIiAiIT HILL. Mr. Justice Buller said (in the case of Dore v. Gray, 2 Term Reports, 365), that Callis' reading is one of the best performances on that subject, which has always been admitted as good authority. The . Contents are as follow :—A general Act concerning the commission of Sewers; extent of the Law of Sewers ; of Lands gained from the Sea; of Grounds left by the Sea; Sea Coasts; Creeks; Ports; diversity between Grounds gained and Grounds left; of Wails, Banks, Ditches, Gutters, Sewers, Causeways, Bridges, Streams, Mills, Ponds, Mill-dams, Locks, Floodgates, ' and other like impediments, private Walls and Banks; what things officers of Sewers may do by survey only, Surveyors' pre sentment, what Commissioners of Sewers may do b; discretion, Prescription and Custom, Tenure, Covenant, assessing Town ship, Tythes, Copyholder, Annuity, Commons, Ferry, Herbage, Free-passage, Parks, Warrens, Chases, Fair or Market, Lords and Imam, Lessee for years and Reversion ; Taxes, Rates, and Assessments imposed merely by the laws of Sewers; the charge upon the Level, the Sewers are a Court of Justice, Imprison ment by the Commissioners of Sewers, Fine and Amerciatnent, in what place a Ditress is to be taken, whose Goods may be dis traintd, Goods sold, Replevins, legal Proceedings, to make a Stream navigable, &c. This day was published, . . By W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugalstrect, Lin coln's Inn, price £l. 101. printed on coil , or draft paper, on one side only, ASELECT Collection of Thirteen Printed Blank Drafts in CONVEYANCING, comprising such as are of the most general use is Practice, with variations, adapting tham to different circumstances of title. Selected froA the Pro cedents of CHARLES BARTON, Esq. Barrister at Lasv These Drafts are printed on copy paper (on one side only) and will, it is prequined, be found extremely useful to Solicitors in all eases when peculiar expedition is required: the following be. lection has been made : No. I. Conveyance by Vendor (or Vendor's wife) to a Pur chaser (or a Purchaser and l'rustee). No. 11. Conveyance by Vendor and Trustee for preventing Dower to a Purchaser. No. 111. Conveyance by Vendor and Trustee for preventing Dower to a Purchaser and his Trustee for the like purpose. No. IV. Conveyance by Mortgagor and Mortgagee in fee, to a Purchaser or a Purchaser and Trustee fix preventing Dower. No. V. Conveyance by Mortgagor and Mortgagee for a term to a Purchaser or a Purchaser and Trustee, for preventing Dower with Merger of the term. No. VI. Assignment of Leasehold Premises from a Vendor to a Purchaser. _ No. Vil. Assignment of Leasehold Premises from a Mortgagor and Mortgagee to a Purchaser. No. VIII. Mortgage in fee from an owner of the Inheritance, variations where wife a party. No. IX. Mortgage in fee by the Owner of the Inheritance and his Ti ustee. No. X. Mortgage by demise for a term of years by Owner of tbe i lnberitanee, variations where his wife joins. No. XI. Mortgage of Leasehold Premises. No. XII. Assigtnnent of a Term to a Trustee to attend the Inheritance. No. XIII. Deed of Covenant to produce Tide Deeds. NOTICE. IF JOHN HELMAN, a Native of Plymouth, and who served his time to a Painter and Glazier in that puce, will apply Mr. Jou N BALL, Mercer, Broadtreet, Plymouth, hear of something to his advantage.—December 1, 1800.. NEX F OF KIN. F REBECCA LONG, the Sister, or WILLIAM I BEST, the Brctlier of ROBERT BEST, who many pars bince went to the East Indies, and who at the time of his de , lth was a Captain-Lieutenant of the Bengal Artillery, will apply a , . the Office of Messrs. Macdougall and limner, Lincoln's Inn, thq will hear of something to their advantage. STRAYED into a Drove of Beast;, from BArnet Fair, in September, a scarci-: BULLOCK. t any Persur describing the marks, &c. and paying the expence of keep and advertising, may have it again, on application to Alr.Thot.M of Roberthrilge, Sussex.—li not claimed in a fortnight from this date, it will be sold to pay expences.—Deccmber 2. 1 tv'!"‘. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custom-House, Sosithwold on "Thursday, the 14th of Deceirber, 1 nos, at Ten &Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, via:. Between 3 and 400 Galkns of Foreign Geneta, and about 3 Gallons Brandy for Private Use. N. B. One-third of the value of each Lot to be deposited on the day of Sale ; the Goods to be taken away within ten days, or the Deposit forfeited. No Goods can be delivered on the day of Sale. The Buyers to find their own Casks. TOTTENHAM. MIDDLESEX. TO BE LET ON LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS, With Possession at Christ:ll.as next, ACONVENIENT Substanti.tl DWELLING HOUSE; consisting of Eating and Breakfast Fartours, Drawing Room, six good Sleeping Rooms, :md Avies ; and every DAnnestic Office fit for the Re•idenee of a gen!eet 1:ton1y, large wa:le.l Garden and Greenhouse, Stable, &C. &'. pleAssolly situate in the High-street, Tore.:ll3m. Mr. Thomas Kent (the present terunt) will elm the House. To treat tor the sime apply at Mr. James's (hike, NO4 5, New Bossvdt-court, Linaoln's Inn, London. 'VALUABLE BUILDING LAND, LA NO-TAZ Agastaana. NORWOOD COMMON. To be SOLD by AUCTION, b. , Mr. PEYTON, At Garraway's Cdfee House, *Cliauge-Alley, Cornhill, on Mon• day, the I lth day of December, Itlo9, at Twelve o'Clock, in ten Lrts, A VERY valuable CdPYHOLD ESTATE, 1 - situate near the Horns, on the North-end of Norwood Cumnnen, b.:tween the two Roads leading from Knight's Ifill to Croydon, bt4ng two allotments, made under the Act for the Ens closure of Lambeth. This Property is admirably adapted fur the erection of small Residences, and from the public situation of some of the Lot:, are well calculated for persons wishing to embark In 'Trade its this rapidly increasing neighbourhood. To view the Estate, apply to Mr. Clarke, at Knight's Hill House; Specifications may be had of Mr. James, l.and Agent, New Boswell-Court, Lincoln's Inn; of Mr. Townley, Land pur veyor, Vita!worth, Surrey ; and at Gallaway's. IN THOMAS HALLIDAY'S BANKRUPTCY, BAILDON, NEAR BRADFORD, IN YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Thursday the 21st Day of December inst. at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, at the Sun Inn, in Bxmairoav, (subject to Conditions), THE INHERITANCE of the WORSTED -A- SPINNING-MILL, situate in the townsh:p of Bat Laos aforesaid, late in the possession of the said TtiollAS Howl:oar, containing twenty-six yards in length, and twelve yards in breadth, and consisting ot four stories; and the spacious Wool Warehouse adjoining the Mill, which is capable ot holding 300 packs of wool, allowing room for boards for 30 or 40 Wool. sorters; and two other Warehouses also adjoining the NLII, which will hold 300 I,acks of tops; and a large Combing-shtii, for 40 or 50 workmen; a Warping-room for five Mills; Reeling, Tarr, and Soap-rooms; good Counting-I giass; a Washing-house, Dye house, Staving-room, and Smiths, Scourer's, and Turner's Shops; and an excellent House near the Miil, for the residence of the Master,owith good Gardens, inclosed with Brick Walks, which are lined with Fruit-trees ; a Sunimi r-house and a Stable ; and six newly-erected Dwelling-houses near t:te Mid, for Work men, with the Gardens thereto adjoining; and t 4 Acres of ex. cellent Meadow-'. lid, situate near the Mill. N. B. The Mill Is worked during the greatest part of the year by an over-shot stream, with a fall of 37 feet; and, in dry sea sons, by el excellent Patent Steam Engine, which joins the Water-wheels in working the Machinery, and is intended to be sold with the rsiill.—The Mill is capable of spinning front to 60 packs of yarn per week, and is abundantly supplied with Lands fr-am the adjacent village of Baildon. A Branch front the Leeds and Liverpool Canal runs within a mile and a half from tha And of the several other Messuages, Lands, and Tenements, late of the said Timatas HALLIDAY, situate in the towt , ship of Baildon aforesaid, which are intended to be divided into Lots. The Mill and other Estates may be viewed on an application to Mr. David Bark:l - , at the Couuting-houe ; and further infor mation may be had, on applying to James Edge, F. , q. King's Bench Walk, Temple; or Thomas Evans, Esq. 39, Hatron- Garden, London ; or to Mr. Brogden, or Mr.Ceo,by, Solicitors, in Bradford. • TO WHARFINGERS, COAL, SALT, ANY CORN DEALERS To he SOLD by AUC FiON, by W. MOORE and SON, Precisely at Four o'Clock in the Aprrimon of Wednesday, the 40th day of December, 1809, at the iirp-Pole inn, in the Bo- _ rough of Tewkesbury, in the County of Gloucester; A, LI. those desiritbleCOAL-W HA RFS, WA RE 1. HOUSES, and PREMISES, situate on the Quist, in the Borough of Tewkesbury aforesaid, the proper: y of Mr. "'lnn NIA, EASTNOR rr : comprising two enclosed WHARFS, capabic of co•,- taing upwards of I 400 Tons of Coal, with commodious recesses for Smiths Coal, Cokes, Malting Coal, Bricks,Slaze, riles , Litue, and other articles. • • A RANGE of WAREHOUSES, newly aid most siiliCantiaily built, and in excellent repair; consisting of one Room 4:; feet - 6 inches by 18 feet 6 inches, two Rooms 4 4 feet 8 inches by 19 feet 3 inches each, one Room 4b feet by 15 feet 8 inches, one Roorft 85 feet 8 inches by 15 feet 8 inches, one Room 37 feet 10 inches by 14 feet 9 inches, and two others of smaller dimensions; t')ge . - ther with other convenient Buildings for the storing of earioul Goods. A convenient Counting-House; a three stalled and other large Stables, capable of holding 40 horns. These Premises arc more eligihly situated fur business than any in the Borough, and perhaps exceeded by few in thi: ithig 'out; and for a Wharfinger, Coal or Corr.-det.ler, the situai•on is pec:- liarly advantageous ; being on that part of the Quay where Got•iis can as well be landed from the Severn as tim Aver% The tinction of the two riven at Tewkesbury renders it the princ.pai depot fur Goods going tip or down the same. The Business which has been cnried cn fer many years in these premises (and which wilt be contioned omit toe purchaser takes to it) has been very lucrative ; is nut liaide, as rrictt t,a ies are, to loss by bad debts, and is now parted with ter no other r lsoa than that the ill state of health of the i resent Proprietor üb.iges Lim to decline. One ball of the Purchape-money may remain or. Mortgage of the Premises. The Stock to be taken to by the Perchawr at a fair valuation, in part of which a deposit must be laid ; and stifti6,-;t will be allowed for payment of t.::e rema:i:der, a prover awn. rity being given. Any further information nay be obtained, on application to C. Wilmot, Fsq. Greenfield-street, Comin , 2rcial.road, London; Mr. James Amory, Wharfinger, Bristol; Messrs. Woodwards, Corn Factors, Liverpool; Messrs. :key and Bird, ; or to the Proptietor, or Auctioneers, in Tewkosburyaferesaid, the will also Au, the Premises.