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a - . . . vz-.• Alm': • I' t • .--- ../ v . .L. . . _ tO ii• 4 ,01. ••,.: l 'e.- .., • ••••• . 5...,,, ....,.....,; . ill \ o. fr ip . ....1110 , 4 4 ~..4 r ": ‘ .t . iO -324- ' _ . tir \(- S. le • ) ‘ 3l. * V 4 • .E..- ) ) N), ' .., ): • • IVO - N,......s •)N. s, ---.....__ ,• .._.... .......- ..„ . * FIB DAY, MARtH 13, 1807. gy p.. ;t 7 11UP1 DER ,565-51 ~. . ~ - ''..X-Pit-PC:I H ATR &It OTA L. DRUit Y-LANIL DR. GREGORY'S NEW CYCLOPEDIA, JUST COM PLETED. VICTL',ILLING•OPPICS, Farrasy 26, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VicTUALLING NOTICE. LL Perron': having &minds upon the Eitate of - 11 - the late SAMUEL, WYATT, Efq Arehiteel, ire drErt to tranfmit them to theOfficein Surrey -placesS u rrey area, &rail. rrO•MORROIV EVENING; MARCH 14, iBo7, will bc aded the Nevi Play, in Five Ads, caned THE CURFEW. HIS mAgEsTr. N.11+, -. 49 to* give Mike, After which, for the fecond time, a New Operatic Pleee, called THE YOUNG HUSSAR. The Charades by Mr. Elliaon, Mr. Eyre, Mr. Cherry, :Mr. Gibbon, Mr. Dignom, Mr. FitzCintotons, Mrs. Mountain, "Art Harlow, Mrs. Bland. Uo Monday, the Curfew; with the Young Hufrar. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 71" O MORROW EVENING, MARCH 14, 1807, J. will be adled (for the third time) a New Comedy, called TOWN AND COUNTRY; Or, WHICH IS BEST? 'The principal Chara!t ers by Mr. Murray, Mr Kemble, Mr. Brunton, Mr C. Keroble, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. g m rry, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Mattocks, Mifs Brunton, Mrs. Da- Ircnport, Mrs. Emery, Mifs Tyrer. To which will O be. THER GOOSE added the New Pantomime, called . On Monday, the New Comedy ; with Mother Gook. ASSEMBLIES—DANCING AND MUSIC. RESPECTABLE rerions, riming to join a Selea Affembiy, may become Suhfcribers to one, on giving their fildrefs to Meffrs. ALLEN and PRINCE, at thuir Affenthly Rooms 140. to. Great Alie-flrect, Goodman's Fields, or No t Sberrard! * f eet, Golden fquare. Alfo Ladies and Gentlemen, of any age, who never learnt Dancing or Muk, may learn quite in private, an a plan exprefdy nc med for th , fe who with the acquirement ex peditious, and yet fuitable to perfohs ot Rank and ' , Milian. Public Leffims are alto given two evenings a week. at only One Guinea per (tcarter.—Schools and Familial attended A number of fine toned New and 'econd hand Grand and Square Piano Fortes, Harps, and Organs, arc on fale at their Milk Roams, at very reafonable prices. Mr. Pm sct. teaches hinging, Thorough Bafs, ant Mune in general. This day was publithed, price is. 6d. ALETTER to the Rev. FRANCIS STONE , M. A 9 cdor of Cold Norton, Effex, in Reply to his Ser mon, preachcL at the Vilitation at Danbury, on the Bth of July, By the Rev. EDWARD NARES, M. A. Rector of Biddenden, Kent. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard I.ongman, Puy ft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter•rovr; J. Hard ing. St. Janics's flreet ; and J. Cooke, Oxford. Lately publillscd, bandfomely printed is uto. on Writing Paper, price in boards 7s.—To be continued Annually, rillE FARMER'S DAILY JOURNAL and 11 COMPLE FE ACCOUNTANT, from Michaelmas 'Sob to i 8•37. Recommended to all Farmers, as well Proprietors as Occupiers of Farms, Stewards. Bai &e. as the molt eafy and ready method of keeping the Accounts of a Farm, fo arranged that the plaineft capacity, with a knowledge of writing only, may keep molt accurate and fatlsfactury account, as well of the labour as the profits of tile Farm. By a PRACTICAL FARMER. Printed for F. C. and j Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Church-yard, and fold by all Bookfen?rs in Town and Country. THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE. This day was pubiiLh d, clofely and handfomely printed in octavo price 29. 61. 'THE FARMER's MAGAZINE, No. XXIX, for FEBRUARY containing a Variety of the molt loterciting and important information, refpreliog the fiats of Agri culture in England, Scotland, and Waits, during die Tait three month•. 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Early in March will be publilbed, In gto. price is to be continued every Saturday, during the caning Months, No. I. of THE ARTIST: confilling of a Series of OLT, on various Stilled, of Science ar.tl Art ; written by Men of Eminent Proftaional Ability,on Topics relative to their refocetivc Studies, and by other Perfons peculiarly converfant with thole Subjeds. Each Effay will have the fignature of its Author, and the whole will be edited, By PRINCE HOAR F. Publithed by John Murray and John White, Fleet ftrect ; Wil liam Miller, Albemarle Itrect; John Harding, St. Jamees-ftreet ; James A(perne, Cornhtll ; Arch. Conttable and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Archer, Dublin; J. Parker, Oxford; sod T. Barret, Cambridge. -- This day was publithed, neatly printed in one vol. duodeemos— price in boards 39 EIGHT LECTURES on the OCCURRENCES of the PASSION WEEK, delivered in the Parith Church of An Saints, Southampton, in the Mornings of Palm Sunday and Cood Friday, and in the evenings of that week, acd of Eafter Dry, in the years 1803. 18c , a, and 18:6. By RICHARD M ANT, DD. Rator of that Pirifh. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington. No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; fold alto by J. Hatchard, to 3. Piccadilly. Of whom may be had.by the fame Arther, The Orderfor the ViStation of the sick,from the Book of Com mon Prayer, interfperfed with Prayer', Exhortations, aril Interro gatories, &e. Deigned for the four &It Vito., with an Appendix, containing a few Prayers, &c. The 2d Edition, price 29 6d. PROSPECrus. in the Pres. and fpeedily will be publiihed, in One Vol. Bvo. THE ANCIENT and MODERN HISTORY of NlCE—comprehending an Account of the Foundation of ARSEILLES; together with .deferiptive Obfervdtions on the N tore, Produce, and Climate, of the Territory of Nice, and the I • , •ography of tome adjoining Towns. To which is prefixed an 11.!•AttetIon, containing hints of advice to Invalids who, with t!, ',lope of atretli^ g the progreti of Dictate, Lek the renovating it flume of then: faluttrinus Climes. By 1.13. DAVIS. M.D. • One of the Bridal Captis..s from Verdun, Author of Projet de Reglement concernant Its Deces, and Member of feveral Me dical Societies. _ _ _ Printed for Tipper and Richards, No 31, Leadenball-itreet,Londen THE SEAT OF WAR. This day was publithed. price Two Guineas In boards, Ithiftrated with Thirteen beautiful Enravingo. TRAVELS the B A LTIC, throng/ 1 DENMARK. SWEDEN; RUSSIA, POLAND. PRUS SIA, and the Countries which are at prefent the Scat of War, the Summer and Autumn of the year 18(4, containing Anec dotes of the fevrral Courts, and various particulars caleuhted to elucidate the veleta State of the Northern Natioas, and of their Political Relations By Sir JOHN CARR, Anthnr of the Stranger in In hind, Ste. &c. Pribted for Rico tRD l'utLues, No. 6 Briolge-ttret.t, Blackf: int a 44 to be bad of all Book fellers. Of whom may alfo be had The STRAIIOiii in lat Laub, by the fame Author, price 4St. MR. PHILLIPS refpeetfully announces the repent Completion of Dr. GREGORY's NEW CYCLOPEDIA (the only modern Work of the kind) in two large and magnificent Marto Volumes, illuftrated by One Hundred and Forty Engrav ings, price _Si. rss. in Boards. 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In confequence of various new Noiels having been ob truded on the Public with titles a'Excd to then: alognus to that of the WI wrsa IN LONDON, lonic Of them even pr , tcuding to be continuations of that popular Work, the Publisher thinks it his duty to Rate that the aforementioned are the only Works of the Author ot The WINGER IN !.0 NDON, and that all others. which affunie the equivocal character alluded to abov.. are nothing but attempts to take aivantagc of tt.e unwarines of the Pohlie .3ul GEMS 01.1.POtifitY This day were puhllihed. two new Editions, one on fuperfine large paper eligautly pained price Ss. in boards, and the other neatly printed on Waller paper. vice ss. 6d. hound, fur Sshonl, CLASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY ; being a choice Colledinn of THREE HUNDRED of the &ft short Pieces of tbe various Englifh Poets, containing near TWENTY THOUSAND LINES, and a Preliminary DlM:nation on the Nature and Recitation of Poetry. By Dr. MAVOR and Mr. PRAT T. 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To which are added, Commentaries on the feveral Subjeets of Commercial Entry, and dpecially on the American Intercourfe ; on the Navigation Ads ; ,•11 the Shipping Intereft of Great Bri• tain,nn Convoys,on Free Ports, on Naval and Military Defence, on the Mortality of Troops, with Suggeftions of Remedy and Re form, and on the Regulation of Limited Service, as appl:cablc to Britilh Regiments ferving in the Weft Indies, &c. &c By Sir WILLIAM YOUNG, Bart. M. P. F. R. S. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-arm', Black friars, anti to be Lad of all Bookfcliers. Of whom may be had, The PRESENT STATE of PERU, ctattO, With Coloured Plates, price 4 ;s. in boards. MUMS TRATLLS from Bur. Nos AVRE by„,,POTOSI, LO LISSA with Maps. bs. boards. THC NF.W REVIEW. Tlis day was publiated, Price Half a Crown, To be continued Montbly. Forming Two Vc;llM;ea. at the grog's annual menet of 31s. THE OXFORD REVIEW ; or LITERARY CENSOR, for MARCH, iBO7. Containing Analyfes—Cri tkirms—and Opinions of NEW BOOKS, Englith and Foreign —Written By MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. The Contents of this Number will beR beipeak the the VA • RIETY, the COMPLETENES3, the NOVELTY, at 4 the PROMPTI TUDE which it is intended Ihall fupereminently charadtcrize this new Critical Journal. CONTENTS OF No. 111. THEOLOGY. POETRY. Maltby's Sermon at Cambridge Mant's Poems Serious Addrefs to the Paro- Laureuce's Micellaneotts Pro. chial Clergy of England dation' Styles's Sermon on the Divine POLITICAL ECONOMY. Effcuee Jarrold's Difrertation on Man Ilibiiotheca Sacra ; or Didtios (concluded) nary of the Holy Scriptures EDUCATION. Dickitifon's Sermon on ,the Enfor's Independent Man Death of the P.illsop of Afaph POLITICS. Hawtrey's Simon Hittory of the Weliminfter and Barry's Works Midalefel Elettions JURISPREDINCE. A Letter to Mr•Whithread Cbifty's Treatifc on Bills of MISCELLANIES. 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TheConditioni or the Contrads may be feen at the Secretary's Office, at thin Office ; or by applying to the Colledors of the S Duties at Liverpool, and at Middlewich in Cheftlirc, refpeCtively. No regard will k bad to any 'Tender ifi labia de price foal, not de intoned in words et in v z, or that flail fiat he delivered to the Board sefore one erlo:4 on the faid Tlenrfday the 26th of March noel, ser .inlets the Prrfin wha oaks the Tender, or form Perfon on bir behalf, attend, tJ entire,. Inks called for. EXCHECIER BILL OFFICE, March 12. tBo7. All Exchequer Bills dated in the Month of March, [B:6, TO BR PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA f'ESTY's TREASURY Laming given direllions for paying of the principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bill:, with the intere thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Oise in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace-Yard, Wefintialler, on Friday the iotb day of April t2.07--Attendance will be given daily, (Sundays and Holiday: excepted) until Thor . Jay the 2el of April, heti:floe, from ten o'clock in the morning till one in the afternoon, for the purrafe of receiving the fame ; and for the greater difixatch, the bearers of the faid Bills are delired to bring Lyre tkerel, containing the Numbers in Numerical Order, according to the value of the faid Bills and limes of commencement Interill, wily the principal Sums 'and Intertyi due thereon, com puted from the day: on which they are refpeeively dated,exchelive, to the Arid loth day cf April, 1837, isulujive, wren the isterefl ceafe ; and they are de/ired to write their Names and Placer of Abode on fuck Lyts, and indorfe their Name: on the fold Bill:. If any of the Holder: ef the nforefaid Bills f mid be iron: of re ceiving payment of the Principal and Interefi, previous to the fold loth day of April, 1807, they :nay be accommodated on computing the in terejl to the day on which they soft to be ta;.4 and leaving the laid Bill: for examination one day prior thereto. Such perform as may be defirous of boobs: New Extbegner DX: in part payment, upon mentioning the amount at the Bottom of their Lip de livered on or before the Id of April, may be accommodated with New Bill: carrying an Intereft of Three-pence-halfpenny by the day on every doe Handred Pound:, which fail Nezo Bills will tear date the faid loth day of April, and will be delivered on Monday 1 . 114 13th of April. 1807, and the following days. N. B. All Exchequer Bill: dated prior to Minh, 1306, Gave kew to k pouf off, smiths ioterefttiereoo its ceafid. - - - PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTI I'UTION, PALL MALL. THE Circuits of the Judges h I ppening at the time the next Meeting of Proprietors is appointed, and fome of the Diredors, and principal Proprietors of this Inititution being obliged to attend their duty in their fevcral Counties, as Grand Jurors, the Diredors defire me to give notice, that in confcquence thereof, the Meeting of the t 7th of March init. will be adjourned to Thurftlay, the 9th of April, at Twelve o'clock, at the Crown and Anchor, in the Strand, when the eledion of Mead litional Di- redorq will take placc. March 9, 1807. R. F. THOMPSON, Solicitor to the Inititution. THE CommilTioners in a Commitlinn of Bankrupt, ti• bearing date the 3oth day of Odtober, a 836, awarded and iffued fortla.againft George Baillie and !okra Jaffray, of Einfbury- Place, in twee County of Muldlefez, Merchants, Partners Dealers and Chapmen; trading under the firm or Rile of Wes. George BaiLie and Co. intend to meet on the 7th day of May neat, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at Guildhall, London ; to make a dividend of the Eftate and Effects of the laid Bankrupts ; when and where the Creditors who have not already proved their debts, are to come prepared to prove the fame, or they will be cxeln.led the be nefit of the fame dividend—And an claims not then proved, will be difalluwed. No. 26, CORNHILL, No, c 2. CHARING-CROSS, and ST. MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH. r_TORNSBY and Go. refpeffully acquaint the Public, that they have on Sale a great variety of Tickets and Stares for the enfuing State Lottery, and at the loweft prices: begins drawing the [4th of April. The Scheme poffeffes much novelty, and may he had gratis. Orders, by later or carrier, executed exadtly on the fame terms as if relent. No. 19.544, a Prize of 20,0001.; B,yt6, 500c1.; 44. 5001.; 1,350,5ccl were divided among the fortunate holders of Host NIB and Co 's Shares in the lalt Lottery. GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing 14th APRIL.. 4 Prizes of £ so,ooo are 480,c00 4 10,000 40,000 4 5,000 20,0:0 20 ••••• 2,000 ..- 10 plc) so 5 00 5,00, 30 soo •-.• 3, 0 c 0 43 50 2,0:0 3 Pc° 20 •-•• 60,0c0 3 ,000 Firft drawn Tickets so each 3c,c00 25,000 Tickets. £ 1 5 0 )c. 00 CAPITALS DETER MI NA BLE. Firft-drawn Ticka, tit Day, - £20(40 Ditto -. 2d ILy, - 2C COO Ditto ••••• 3d tay, - 20,000 Ditto 4th Day, - 20;7,00 Ditto gth Day, - 10,003 Ditto 6th Day, • l 0,000 TICKE I'S and SHARES are no Sale at every Litienfed Lot: tug Olace. PRESENT PRICE Ticket - £l9 16s. Half - 4to 3 o I Eighth - J . .: 12 0 Quarter - s 3 t) Sixteenth - s 6 6 The above Scheme will point out the many of 4n early pur chafe, as Four Prizes of 20,0001. each,will be lure to be drawn in the fiat four Days, exelufive of other Capital Prizes. CHEV. GIARDININI'• ANTI SCORBUTIC DECOCTION, faithfully prepatzd from t! e origihal Recipe, by Signor VANZHN Z A RINI, Surgeon Dentilt, iron] It tiy. ad mirably whitens and preferves teeth; proteds the enamel, diffolves the tartar, and checks its accumulation; fpetdily and effettually Mire; the Tooth-ach and all &reales of the month and gums ; defends found teeth from decay, ftops The progref s and re novates their cariofity. faftens I n'e teetti, relleres rapidly to their proper tone the mutt related and decayed gums, fwectens the breath, &c. Sold in bottles, at 2$ pd. duty is clu led, by the vender in chief, T. D. Addifon, Medicinal Pr iditioncr, at h's Repolitory of Hygeia. nia.33, Hart-ftrcet, Binomfburrinuare, London; and by his fpecial appointment. to be had of Pith:in; and Co. Oxford- Mee; ; Towler, Radcliffe Highway , Salter, Citifwt II Rreet ; War • reit, Margate; Briftow and Co. Canterbury ; and Johnf , n and Co. Perth. ENNRT AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. FOURTH CALI. OF TEN• POUNDS PER CEN r. I'ICE is hereby given, That at a general -I- 1 Meeting of the Committee of Management of the Affairs and Bufinefs of the Company of Proprietors of the Kismet and Avon Canal Navigation. held at the White Hart Lm, in the City of Bath, on Tueiday the 3d Day of March, 18°7, at Eleven o'Cloc!: in the Forenoon, rurfnant to pchlic Advertifemcm, the fti I Committee did find a Call from the fevcral Proprietors of New Shares aed Optional Notes authorized by an At of Parliament made and palled in the Forty-fifth Year of the Reign of his prefent Majerty, entftied. "An At for enabling the Company of Pro prietors of the Kennet and Avon Canal Navigation to complete the fame, for altering and enlarging the Powers of the feveral Ads paired for making the Paid Canal," to be taken and fuhferibed fur in the Navigation anti Undertaking authorifed to be made and ' carried on by the laid Company of Proprietors for the Sum of so!. , per Centum, for anti in rcfpedt of every fuch Share, and Optional Note refpedlivcly to be wanting and necceary, in order to defray the Expences of, and to carry on the fame. And did make a Call from the Paid feverat Proprietors of the faid Sum of t 01. per Centuna fio and in refpedt of every loch Share, and Optional Notorefrec r tively in the laid Navigation and Undertaking, for thofe Purport.. accordingly ; and did appoint the fame to be paid into the Hands of Meffrs. Harfords, Davis,and Co. Treafurers of the Paid Com. party, in Briftol on or before the 13th Day of April, 18)7. By Order of tue fail Committe, JOHN WARD, Principal Clerk. Marlborough, 60 of March, 58437. eArertfla TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. TO BE DISPOSED OP, in a very eligible fttuation in the City, near Temple Bar, IHE Leafe, Good Will, and Stock in Trade of a Druggift, pm-Wily adapted to the wheefale and retail line. For particulars apply to Mr. Humphries, Chemift and Druggift, St Bennet's Hill, Thames-ftreet.—Lettess, poft paid, will be at tended to. PLYMOU rH. In purfuance of a Con-million of Appralfement and Sale, from the High Court of Admiralty, addrelkd to John Teed and William Hale Symons, Efqrs. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at Burrow's, the London Inn, Frahole ftreet, on f/riday the 29th of March, at ten. FOR EXPORTATION or game Conforaption : r7s Serons of Bitter Almonds 171 Do. of Sweet ditto 43 Barrels, 9 Serons and t Box of Gum 3 Bales of Pomegranate Peel a Do. of Worm Seed. Part of the Cargo of the Hoffoung, Adamfmi meter, detalosd on her Voyage from Mogadore to Amfterdam by his Majefty's Ship Atalante, J.O. Maack!, Efq. Commander. For viewing the fame, Catalogues and further particulars, apply three days before the Sale to the Commiffioners, or to JOHN TEED and Co. Merchants, Plymouth. February sB, 'BO7. A HANDSOME COLIN FRY RESIDENCE and DAIRY FARM, in Wiltikire, with immediate Poffeffion. FOR. SALE BY AUCTION. By Mr. Knight, at the King's Arms Inn, in Melkfham, Wilts, on Monday, the 23d of March, 1807, at Three o'clock in the AI trtl)0013, THE follnvring Valuable FREEHOLD ES TATF.S, with LAND TAY Redeemed. Lot r—A neat and very commodious V lI.L A, called Shaw-bill Houk, the feat of Samuel Heathcote, Efq. on the London Turn pike-road, 9 miles from Bath, 9 from Devizes. and a from Melk - tham ; comprising a drawing -room. a dining parlour, 24 by SS ; two parlours, ift by t 6 ; eight seeping rooms, two light dreiling rooms, fervants' apartments, with every convenient domeftic offices ; two coachlioufes, two 6-ftalled Rabies, a neat green honk, garden and lawn. Allo a Barron,with all fuitable buildings The whole furrotmdcd by a fubftantial Itane wall. The fituarion being gently elevated, is eftecmed particularly healthy, fupplied with good water, and commanding an txttnfive view of a richly ferti lized country. Subjed to an out-going of 301 per ann. Lot 2—A compact and truly defirable Dairy Farm, called Shaw Farm, a very Ibort diftance from Lot r, including an excellent Farm Houk, and all neceffary out buildings, with about 84 acres 1 of rich pante land, well enclofed within a ring fence, and imme diately againft the turnpike road. Alfo, Six beaft Leases in Milk- Iham Forreft, fubject to a fec farm rent of los per ann. Lot 3—Four F.nclofures of good Pafture Land adjoining Lot 2. containing about 42 acres, which with Lot 2, are in the occupatioa of Mr. Ilan Dark, whole term expires at Lady-day next. Fora view of the premifes, apply at Shaw-hill Houfe aforefaid, between the boors of r I and 4, where may be bad printed particu lars ; as aifo at the Place of Sale, the Inns in the neighbouring towns, at thetuetioneers, and at the office of Mr. W.W. Salmon, Devizes. DEVON.-LARGE NAVY OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLD, 1 1131, in LOTS, (Numerically marked with White Paint) as rider, ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRE and SIXTY THREE Capital S OAK TIMBER TREE 7o ELM TREES, and 017 ASH TREES, with their Tope, Lo)to, and Bark. This Timber lies very compaftly, Is of vet y large Dimenfions, and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Compaq. Pieces. It grows on the Manor of CANOWTEIGN, in the Parilh of CHRISTOW. four Miles from Chudlcigh, ten frmn Tcignmouth Harbour, and (even Miles front Water to convey it to Teignmo tt.a. ON BARTON FARM. LOT r. 50 Oak Trees. a. from 5o to zoo inclufive. 3 ICO to T 47 ditto. 4 ST Elm Trees. 5 40 Afh Trees. 6 from 40 .:o 8a Mb Trees lactase. 7 3 Beech Trees. ON HYNER FARM. 24 Oak Trees. z t Aih Trees. ON UNDERDOWN FARM. LOT 1. zoo Oak Trees. a. from too to 2)0 Ditto inclufire. 3. 200 to 3CO Ditto. 4. ---- 300 to 360 Ditto. 5. 360 to 420 Ditto. 6. 59 Elm and 29 Ant Trees. ON NETTON'S FARM. LOT r. 5o Oak [rem 1 from to too Ditto inclufive. 3 . zoo to 150 Ditto. 4. tso to 200 Di:to. S. aro to 250 Ditto. 6. q Mk Tue.'. ON BIRCHEN WOOD. LOT z. zoo Oak Trees. 2, from zoo to 209 Ditto inclufive. ON SWANELAY WOOD. LOT a. zoo Oak Trees. s. from too to aoo Ditto inclsfire. a. -- 200 to 300 Ditto. 4, 300 to 350 Ditto. c. 350 to 413 Ditto. 6. 56 Afh Tree*. For which purpofc a Survey wtil be hell at the Clifford's Arms Inn, Chudleigh, on I'hurfdaylthe 26th March inßant, at Elena o'Clock in the Forenoon recifely. For viewing the Timber, . pply to Mr John law, at the Manor Houle en the Prtmifes, %vitt, whom printed vartienlars will be left, as they will silo at all the principal Inns in the Country, and farther information may he had of Mr. Thomas Symonds, of Swallowfiel I, near New Reading, Berkihire; or at :ha Mice of Meas. Ealcs wig James, Solicito:t, Exeter. LOT t. 2. h..