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KNIGHT, A LARGE Q uantity of Stable Dung will be livid ' SIONARS V" HIS MiliNd%ro Xiter, on her rev On Thefday, the 1 4th Dry of Augyft, 1804, between :he hours of AI. and Five&k in the _ hy Avalon, hi IANS of Tvr!nty.6ve , Cart Loads ea ch, on , alto ha v e, lo an tlwit inward 51411 . 6 *- 1 -... •.0. Leine, and not like the flortheg aid war mem . wake,Afternoon, at the Inn, et Thurfelay the SO of Aoguft, At I wave o Cluck, at the Royal • -• That en Wednerday the xadialtaid;vetine o'clock, they wal b e Mstiboreweh. In the Conntl of Wiles, Artillery •Barracts„ Woolwich. b. ye lammed from dub' distil .•- •- . - ' ready to treat with loch Prtkom aenta}le wilting to Contra ft for A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, inwest. with ran ft 1011, At Teed ~ a nd fee a foe which dreaded elnaftet ell MP 1 . 1 , 04 1, NB. The Lots t o be paid for at the time of Tale. an d the pur •It h... often been my r - --- -.- - (applying the following Articles, tO lie. delivered at the Yola . the Part& of Calingbourne, Kinglion, in the County of chafers to remove them front the Ordnance Prentiks by the 3oth *Matt the lame exprelfed, via. . - . Wilts, coofilting of the Manor or reputed Manor of Colltngboorne of September. My pride i , buitibled indeed iwohlyt fintior , At what Yard, . to be delivered. Valence and Mamilon, called Breton Houk, being a complete to be cepe r ffed!..-O ur cop hay ovistillower, tromaa te wane PE RSON, who has been on the cultom of In eon. The an-wlfe Paaviumres has glien las thlll'oliolli mA" • " RIM: DRIFT SAND, Deptford apd wootarieb; one Hun- Family Refitlenee, with all rukabk 011 ices (two Good Stalled Sta- dred and Fifty Tom will be wonted bke, Harnett Houk, Coach Hook, and Doe Kennel) delightfully A ftruaing Youth, with,., for a Truant) ins refpectable Fa warning, and I hope we (hall Iropnwe by In Os ABllellbine. . • . • immediately after the Contract is fainted in a Spotting Coontry,on a Livm furrounded by a Plan- nt! .. lfi h ill e s f r u o t n , .. , .. ,, T a be Emil hen chitin an engagement wok us troll, where own* fecurity cast Ihe knead. - • made. tattoo and metered with Oalt Paling. now in the Occupation of win I ample Family of his g pretenfrona and ctn. n I find there are many good men mann ftivftwAttio ' RUSSIA TALLOW, 7 Deptford, Woolvdch, Chatham, Sheer. Robert Woodmafs, Efq. together with b Fenn adjoining. compel- met_ k er iclicr .-P . ter h e ' ke ro .ftrc r addren,, ce. rcrt br une. lett pilm er foe J. H. at Mr. Booth's, m pa:t re , I hn hav t e o ca lial pref f s uli m esan vrobatinn lidence of a: r ier iali n % . VW • TRAIN OIL, 5 nef a , p o rtf mout h e and Ply mout h. flog Spacious Barns, Farm-mud, and upwards of one hundred and no° • '.' A dlftributloo of the Tallow and Oil, with Gems of the Ten- forty Amu of Good Arable Meadow, Wood, and Mute Land. DOLPHIN INN, atitcHEsTEit. .. May Goo , who has dam fe far illandarilive* Nab 4/1/ den for (Implying all the Articles, may be ken at this Mice. .% rid alto, an improvaaye Farm lying near the Caine, called Heath No Tear, will is !arena after !why a' As k IA tie day .1 Sway, Farm, wattling of Rewards of a hundred Acres of Arable and i o f our country, be Bon edreitor to kir wontedlpieldint e iladllabllt 'THOMAS PERRIN bogs to iuform the Nobility, to do fu !.- and D u i' the herd 14, ef. die . 1 4 • 0 7 dna Gentry, Gentlemen, Travellers, and others, that be has cot the hdite ,„,, b o f o i o. b o o die tem. at ii 4 4,..., me say *stied .W 0 the forty, was egad for him, stwilh. Failure Land, and twelve Acres of Coppice, with divers Cottages taken and enteral upon the above Inn, has forsake/ it in • cum- Itta this _ (ay I, are,. o s 4 a b ut adheamo 44 and Qa . lt:rents, belonging to the laid Masser, and now at the OC- --- pkte ftyk for their accommodation, and crofts by an unremitting ala i obedi e n ce; and let no oily that the ALUMS 'S? Oda' -MANSION-HOUSE, LONDON, AUGUST 9,1804, cupatlon of the Venders. Amnon to meth a flare of their favours. Neat Poll Chalks and ke ,„ se he tyte raft emot r ehlakir , g. om p ak g e - ret A rk, • The above Mate, which 4 Moneratol from Land-taz, ts diflant AT a MEETING of MERCHANTS and others from Newbury wed Devises &book ea Mika. hum Andover se, can t get Souk. He Me laid in a flock of choke Whin - r • .If I held heesstide y o t t o toes esag=lt nletadlediaal wows mod from Marlborough to, all good Market Towns. el and e Sp;rits. -----". -- • The crew he Via PLAII Ls were fa stetted br • . __ Hodes Drivers, and (*Ma" far die falrEede of conveying . Eftese,artd further Particulars Noy be bad of Daniel Clatterbuck, ADADR4L LORD YISCOUNT DUNZ:zIN. not a dry eye among them. Troops to the Army in the event of InvaGon, Fr+ at Botlforti, Vftits, and of ?dr. King, Attorne y, at Newbury, ` On the fuppreffion of the mutir y, the Admiral . The in. Hon. the LORD MAYOR in tie Chair. Belts. .... Among the eminent names which the pen of the refumed his flation with his whole Rae nil the Coat Nefedvecl, ?W. it appear. to this Meeting to be of dm higheft N. B. 'The Purchafer will be tattl Far ms e beneficial Intereft In hillorian will dwell upon with peculiar fatiafaelion t of Holland, either to keep the Dutch fquadron in ginportance, that Goverousent Amid have the moll dfedtual and a Leak, of the Tithes of the abovefor the remalnder of . 0 ... 22d in recordin the naval events of the eertabrMeans ready prepared and arranged for conveying rloolie a Term of which !boot four Years are enefipireeL-Immediate Al len c- o• a es e ADS,. g will the Teed, or to attack them i . yattempt en the 'Limy with the geaateft. expedition, in the memo( Invalid)°, p e a c e". ma y b e l te d of p art a ( t h e p ren ne„, an d e g t h erani i m i er prevent Met. that of Lord Duncan be been -.1-Oft --. that Ws to come oat. It has Grace . . 1% •,•• t't`A and not be compelled at the moment of neceety to peers unpre- et hri tc h a d m . neat . diflingu proudly confpicuous. °hied of the Batavian Republic. in conjunaiont pared Hodes and Carriages fir that molt effential Service. Renivert, That a Voluntary Salim - its:ion be now opened for . CAPITAL INN. This ifhed veteran, born at Dundee, in with France, was to invade Ireland, where dont:Ads trims, Harks, and Carriages, to be held at the command of Go- TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION. by Mr.THOMAS GRIMES. Scotland, J uly I, i t was the oun eft fon of a coned by tar: . 73 , 1 g they would have been cordially we lt . • ocramant in the event of Intafion, for the Service expreffed In the At the White Beat Inn, in the City of Coventry, very antient and reputable family, which has for a memos bodies of' the difaffeaed. Hence it will ha • ng Refiautioes, and according to the Plan Lad before this On Thurfday the t6tb day of Aura next, at the hour of Ea long ferret of years held the Lot : dill'? of Lundie in (ten that the .objeft of watching and cbeekiag preceding by the Commifftry General. o'ckiek in the afternoon, - the (hire of Perth. 'T he family eftete, the rental of I motions o f t h e path Ad m i ra l was o f th e smog Rafolved, That a Committee be now appointed for the remote Subkoft to fuch Coaditione as win be then and there produeed„ which is about 3nol. tame to L or d Duscatt about ed man PrenaniT and effeaneol eanlioll Iwo =motion the Refo- ALL that long-eitablifhed and well-accuilomed. confequence. • lotinneof this Meeting and for making all the tweeffary arrange-. L> Inn, finale In the Migh-hrett. he the centre of the City of two years ago, in confequence of the death of his . After a long and very vigilant atrentioa to OM aunts relative thereto; and that they a w n h ave p o w er for calling Coventry, called the WH I l'E SEAR. INN, with its Aopurte elder brother the Colonel. impo r tant troll repored in him the Englitii Admit:al Gwent Mee t ings of the Sobferibeet . when *el my dears it no- nances,-.The Houk contains ipacious Rene arched Cellange, a . The younger branches even of a refpellable fami• was neeeffitated to repair to Yarmouth Roads to red cam, for afecrtabli9; the Loft Or I,lo l l lies which the Sl:bre/thew Dining roam capable of feting one hundred Perrone, four Par- 1, are generally obliged to force their way in life by fit. The Batavian Commander feized this favour- may Mtge in their Morley or Carriages, and to add inch Mehl. lours, Coffewmorn, Bar, Kitchen, and LAfden • a large did eon. • • kers to the Committee 'ether may think proper. ireoient Brewboore. Wine and Brandy *srebeele, and Store eir o w n met its and exertions. Lord Dvwcan ac- able interval. and proceeded to fen. That isdlive : geared. That the following Oent4men be the Committee toe mom ; Pia, ad - then. and a Water Clokt OD the Fret cording!? owed but little to his r e l a ti on ,. H e was officer,. Captain, now Sir H. Titoccora. however. wrong the Acfolutioa of this Meeting into (Bed: Flom, "Mk, fidtabk Aides; a fpacioto Yard, a range of Railed very early lent to lea, a profeffion which colts but was upon the look-out, and having difcovered •iba Tat Right Hoc. John Perring, ',John Stuart, Efq. Stabtog for twenty Harks, and open Stabling for thirty Harker , a trifle in the outlet, and it generally attended with enemy, immediately difpntched a vell:1 with ibd sir M. . Robert Hanky,. Erg. wire Hay apd Straw lofts over the fame; a Granary, (Vire- but fmall expecie after the young adventurer is thns lad • ll- ginte igence to Admiral DUNCAN, who loi teat John Eimer, Kt. William Bow, Efq. • look, Pieties, and Garden, eon/Brute the remainder a the . Sir Charles Price, Batt. M. Wood, Efq• p rem g a , Th e w h e w ; mat s o f t h e p rew ir es . me nn re d f roo , t h e difpnled of. Much is not known of the Admiral's :- an inftant of time, but pufhed out at once, and' in Osage amber Eh. Mwenatlafte Langdale. Er+ front bachmards 4 391 feet, or thereabouts. The breadth at the early Cervices; but we are warranted in conjeCturong the morning of the lith of Odtober, fell in with. Reset Free, Efq. Samuel Walker, Efq. from is 3 t feet and three IMMO, and at the back 6t feet and Le that they moil have been m:ritorious, by his attain- Captain Tanttora's fqtradron of obfervation, with f_lsodins Stephen Hunter, Eft. . t k i LnoW, Ilk inches or thereabouts. 'ri the rank of Poll Captain, February 23, 1761, at the fi gnal flying for an enemy to the leewatd. Aar Paduri, Eft. &was& Eq. The White Bear Inn bas been tba prbtelpst Fartalp Inn In the Geoelio &Wel. Ef q. John Peaky Xeorington, Etc City of Coventry foe tbe laft fifty yeses, and is now in full ball- w hi c h t i m e h e wan joleph Lyon, Efq. - offs. It is the firft Market Hook in the raid City-is alto well Valiant, by means. of that excellent Officer, Lord felf between them and the Tezel, fo as to prevent The Cormysittee give notke that they I'M attend at the Mardian frequented by Travellers, and has the grtateft part of the buAnifs KErril. and was ever after honoured with the them from re-entering without rifking in e Houk daily from Elena to Throe o'Clock.for ilea purpok of re. of the neighbouring Families A Mali Coach and other Coaches friendfir; of this gallant Commander of the Old meat. An aflion accordingly took place b:( g n s le e ;; catalog Subtrlptims of Hodes and Carriages, wad make:tine ftop there. School. Daring the latt war, Captain D un had other bulimia as direCted by the Caroni Mcetng . The Pretreat are alto eqoatly eligible far my Trade se Menu- Cam and Egmont, in nice fathoms water. (salary, where great extent of room Is requited. no opportunity of difplaying his nautical talents, ex- nu) within five miles of the coati. The Admire; To the NOBILITY, CLERGY, and GENTRY. pcarcaon will begiven to g a gurehder at Michaelmas next. ceot when he commanded the Blenheim at the relief own (hip, in piitfuance of a plan of Naval evoiuslott A PLAN having been propofed and approved by For a view apply to Mr.mes, tbe Aadtlemeer and occupier ;f' 0 Gibraltar. He was with his friend at the taking which he had long before determined to tarry MIAs rft2. His Royal Hiebnek the Commander In Chief, for hernias- and Mr. Dickens. Solicitor, In Coventry ; or the raid Mr. Grimm of the Havannah ; an d when K • was appointed kg Light I. nous to hang on Carriages of CoacMs and Poft- will give all further Information which snay be required.effelt, broke the enemy's line, and clokly tagged Cooks. for dm fpcody anneyance of Troops-. The Nobility, SUSSEX. • to a flag, he chafe DUNCAN to be his Captain. the Dutch Admiral DS WINTER. who, atter a are Clergy, and Clatery of the Metropolis, and within (CO /Min . He was all° a Member of the Court- atrial which Freehold Manor, F arm, Manfion-hoof, Garden., Pleafam gallant defence, was obliged to Rrike. Eight hips • sacral. re it to meet at the Thatched-I,lWe Tamp. in fat upon the trial of that diftinguiffied veteran ; and ~ Gonads, and Fla anda, with Immediate priffellion. were taken,two of which catried flags 1 IR. Jares's flirty, on Tuerday Den the Lith of Auguft, at one TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr, WELLER, continued attached to him by the {troop& ties of at amli-I° .1111,,q1 Ye Imgk cr°d " Maim for vailmtar" On hetonkT the 1 5th of Antinft. Igoe. between the boom of four intimacy and friendthip till his death. .' All circumll e • s confidered-thatime of the year, oYiut Prootre ea to Gove r nment, with Harks, Drivers, and Ave in the afternoon, at the Elsie's-Head Inn, Haraion. the force of the enemy, and the nearnefs to a dan- sod CarrLiscs, for the purpok of conveying Troops to the Army On September 24, 1737, he was made a Rear- ht tbe event ef invalion.TßULY fi FREEHOLD ESTATE A de rabic • Admiral; • gerous tkore---this Aaiun will be pronounced, by ev t e wi T in 1793, he was promoted to the rank of . A of . . ~. . to be one of the mote . 1 . n. and MANOR, called Othendean-place, late the property ju ge nautical affairs, PARISH OF LIVERPOOL of Thomas Norton, Efq. denuded, cornprifing a good refidenee, V . eAd • l - and • he became Admiral of " V i ce-Adm i ral; - mira , in 1795, liant that graces oar annals. THE PARISH COMMITTEE will meet at the with kitable dowefile Orates, and all nkfulAgrkokural Buntings, the Blue. Hitherto he had moved on in his pre- The nation was fully fen fi ble of the merit and cod. WORKHOUSE on Tuefday, the 21ft d a y of Au oft next , together with 284 Acres of Arabic, Meadow, Paqure, and Wood (einem regularly, but with little notice, for it had not r uence of this lotions viflory • p oliticians beheld at eleven us the foreman, to appoint • RESIDENT GOVERNOR Lands, Wag within a ring fente- a hi , eft.te t' in a lin"'d flare of been his lot to get employed on any fervice likely to e q . . 4 ~ • P . In the room of Mr Jokpb Hall, reigned. cultivation, capable of great improvement, and full of thriving in it the ar.niholation of the detigns of our combrned brat , him forward to public view. The Ditties mid Emolumeou of the Nike UM be comanager , 4 timber ; the Manfion.houfe is a rpaeious building, with excellent •. 7 enemies : naval men admired the airefs and (kill at the above place and hour, on any intermediate Tuef- Garden,, Pleafurc-grounds, and Filh-ponds; the Mann. abounds H. appointment, at lA, to that Ration , in which dif r y f lo s y nY the (lurch-wardens and Overk thole to the attach ;and the people at eta. tothole who live with game, and a trout Bream rum through the grounds. he has all at once obtained laurels equal to thole which were approaches played by the Englifh Commander . . near the town, and, by letter, to all others who may apply, and Oakeudean is fituated in a pleafant retired part of the country, w hi c h a d orn the brows of men who have been more in his approac hes ball be deemed qualified for the Atuation. within a mile of the village of Cowfold , and the turnpike road exten fi vel employed, teems to have been owing to l ar g e were e Po e rt d with ad ' • • • and Intration, joy. gra. To fare trouble, role need offer thendenn who cannot obtain from London to Brighton, through Henfield ; 14 miles from his rel io T tlfto M tatude. molt reportable teftbnonials of their good chandler, in all ref- Brighton ;40 from London ; 6 front the market towns of Hot.-St tar Du NDA s whole niece at niv Y. ere y , . The honours which were inaintly conferred upon poets and whkh it Is romiciled ram accompany the applicattoos Bon, Ctickadd. and Sterring refixelirtly, and about ancient' he married, and b; whom he has feveral children. ~._ v Admiral, received the approbation *te: tlrft itlitrree. tin navigable part of Shoreham River. This alliance procured for him an appointment he ".` A gentleman of the prof...Soo of medicine, pi:Ceiling all tin lie. The timber and underwoods, feeds and tillage, to be taken at a the ..ort - Sea -a- was admirably fitted for that of Ni h ft of men of all parties. Oftober s 1 li. 1 797, be was • A!; telary qualities fre the dike, will be pretested. fair valuation. ' created Lord Vilconnt Duncan, or Cann:modes* By order en tie Cwwwittor. Def:.lptive particulars may be had in due time of the Bailiff, at lion. Nor does it at n. ll refl et upon his Lordthi , P and Baron Duncan, of Lundie in the Shire of Pardo ii.roito BLACKIIi OCK, Veftry Oat. Oakentleamplice, who win thew the elate; at the King's-Head, that his circumflances flood in need of his being thus Northam; King s-tkati, Cockfield ; Red Lion, Dorkbag ; Coffee- e mpl o y e d. Wi t h hardh any other fortune than his On his being introduced into the Houle of Pee r s, e n DAV ILS' TIMMY& Room, Lewes ; Old Ship, Brighton ; Norfolk Arras, Arundel; half-pay AS an Admiral, it SVA , oat oral enough for .., the RD Kaveat.i.aa eonsmunsca o Nov. qLo • ted t him This day was pubLered, price us. 6d. royal Inn. In boards. Chapter Coffee-houfe, London ; and d' Mr. Weller, at his Gm.-the Thanks of the Houle. and in las fpeech laid 1 C ELTIC R.ESEARCHgS, an the 0601, Trio. cal Agency Olfice. Chiehefter. be enga ein n e t' ve ferrite, .or him to be anxious to d a He congratulated his Lordfltip upon his accervni Unions, and I Anemic of the Anthem Britton ; aids lane to the honour of a dillingoithed feat in that place. to Introduiion At tches on Primitive Society. MANOR AND ESTATES_ DAV It.S' IMAY& This day was pubteted, price us. 64. royal Zvn. In boards. CEL'T'IC ItESEARCHgS, Ott the Otigin, 'lra. Unions, and I aiguage of the Aaticnt Britain ; unit fame teueduaosy r k ctchca on Pttmitivc Backti. , geney .nga ea in the benefit cf a wife and chil ren whom hz loved.— The fcene of maim: which h chon was an aiduons one. The feverity of the winter f afon, in that lati• toil:, mull alto have been v ry trying to a man of his time of life. Mot cover, he had to encounter with difficulties Ilill more tioublefome and p:tinful to a Britifh Officer : we allude to the mutinous fpirit which prevailed in his fleet, in common with the other nava! Iquailion in the Channel. In the midi' of all :bele unpleafant circumftances h: manifelled a cool and Ready mind. He kept his Ration with fuch perfcvering ardour, in the moll boifterous feafon of the year, that the enemy canld not by any means effect titer d:fign of efcaping from their ports. The indefatigable Admiral conti nued blockading them. either w ids :he whole, or part of hi. fquadron, till the (simmer of 5 797, when the mutiny raged in his fquadron in a rn-ft alarming manner. Even when he was !al with only thiee (hips, he Rill rein tined firm in his Ration off the Teach, and fuccecdcd in keeping the Dutch Navy from proceeding to lea ; a circunillance, in all pro bability, of as high c.mfequence to the nation a. his fubfequent His behaviour at the time of the mutiny will be belt feen from the fpeech which he made to the crew of his own Ihip, on the 3J of June, :797, and which, as a piece of artlefs and affeeling oratory, cannot but be admired by the mod faltidious tulle. His men being aliembled, the Admiral thus addreffed them from the quatter-d;ek— .• laZa—l once rave yno tare t, taa:h a farrowfol !ream!, from what I bane La:cly free of IL; ,;al-11 , ctinn of the fleet.; I call a• tfary.:..t, for the crews la Iv: to To be &fatal na•, as , he f.a..c of au calmly, I, a allfgr. cc which 11l larue tcir :aloft harrcntil to a Brat.lb Admiral, nor twill I holt fa a rrifi s t It prallNc. My greaten comf-art. wider Goo, Is, that I hate barn fur: ores' by the oilcan,. fa amen, and marines of rro tar which, with a hest urcrllmuioi with gratitude, I re al se:t Acclot my (ware. thank.. " He congratulated his Lordthip 'iron his accefßow to the honour of a difiingnithed feat in that place, to 'which his very meritorious and waparaPeled profef lional condo@ had deferredly raikd him ; that eon dud (the Chancellor added) was loch as nor only merited the thanks of their Lordship? H .ufe, but the gratitude and applaufe of the Country at large; it had been inftrumental, under the acfpices Pee. vulgate, in eat:tithing the fecurity ofui, MAJISTT'S dominions, and fruilrating the amisiti,Ats and cleanse live dcligns of the enemy." In the left Section of Parliament. a psalms of sCool. per annum was alfograi,ted to his Lordaip s fur hirnfelf and the two next heirs of the Peerage, Ia perfon, Lord DUNCAN was of a manly...Weis form, fix feet three inches high, ere@ tad gracafid a with a countenance that indicates great assailers's and benevolence. by tbr Rrv. Mr. DAV IEII, e.fate of Olveflos, Giofterft bad by J. booth, Daiwa:tn. Penland taxa. I.aadam; a - 4 by the boa 01 tratord, Cambridge, Dgenim, and Edinburgh. MANOR AND ESTATES, Near PLYMOUTH and PLYMOUTH-DOCK, la DEVON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, THE. WATERING PLACES for 504.1 Elio day was puhlithed, price :is. in Bair*. lialf Pound. or taw 6d. in Cal cask, in One very thick and clohly printed Vo lume. Maniacal with matt Fcycnty Maps and Vkws, •rHE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and J. SE A•BATHING PLACES in Faigland and Wale.. foe mnalting of ACCURATE and CIRCUMSTAN 1)E -ECRIYI1ORS of may Place of Faidesahle Edon, and of the Curioitia and Scenery in dock Environs, with an Itinerary of tim Roads to and from each Plaec. THE Fee-Simple and Inheritance of and in all that the Manor and Lardßap, or reputed Manor and Lewd , lat Appurtenances CiO rten oDA o ME t Arr .:b e:lth th i n g t ßi a g o b a ts, Royalties, silo t Filhere ce , Woods called Deerßone or Dorton Wood and Common-Wood, containing together about Bitty Acres (more or Ids), all now In the hand, of the Proprietor. And alto. an that Barton and Farm, called Goodameavy, now In the occupation of Mr. Richard GJI, as tenant thereof for a term, at which three years will be mace. pired neat Lady-Day. confining of a large old Manlion•Houfe, (now aft.' as a FarsmHeafe),with all eonsionient Out-Houks. and about too Acres of good Arable, Meadow, name, Orchard, mid Furze Brake, with Right of Common on Wigford Down. Ard alt,. all tisuic two Tenements, called Lower Goodanieasy, n.aw In thr occupation of Mr. Richard Nofworthy, as tenant at swill, confining of a goo.] Farm-took, with all convenient taut-I knifes, soother }loofa In ruins, sad about Flfty Acres of goo 3 Arable, Meadow, Paßarc LaoJ, and Orchard, with a Right of Common so Wigfued-Dowia .And alto all thole Tenements. called Willake 1 and Umles. now n the occupation of Mr. John Wilkocks. junior, a. triune thereof. for a term, of width liven years will be one:- pie trust Lail r•Day. confiding of a good Farris•Houfe. with coo. a.m. ut Clat•lienks, and Amen Filly-ose Acres of rood Arable, Meadow, and "'allure !nod, and Forte Brake, with a Right of I Common on Wigferd•Down. And Alfa, all that Meffuage and El evensent, caliviCadwonby. maw on Learn for a term of Warty nine pears.detenninablc on the death of Mrs. liannaford. aged 54 yews. tender the yearly aurvircutionary rent of al. as. tod. and 31. or a hell 11, all lee an kerns. confifting of a gond Farm-Hook, with all convenient Out .11aufas, and about forty Acres of good Arable.. hteadoee, Pajama Land, and Furze Brake. And alto, all that Pellefraage and 'lVDeinellt, calked Bei:worthy, arm on I.eafe. for a term of rintre•IIIIIC years, sliterminabie on the death of Mary Mame% e, ag..l about 80 years, fisbied to tb.- payment of a cer tain constutionary rent and beriat,eonfitti..g of a Dveciltng lioufe. with ( nit-Hooks, and shoat fifteen Acres of good Arable, Alta dew. all 1 P.if.,,er Land. By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. TM, LVark It fo well known. and has been fo univertally sp• proved of Inc its Canpletenet. and Acearacy, that any fortlur Dees iption of 1.. Content., or any ObiarraUtais co its Malts and Utility, ...AA.' he rUpag,4ol3. Printed for Richard Philip*. 71. St- Paul'. ehurehl'arl I tmd to be had of all Bookitilers, particular:. of aloft who n brie at the refivdire Sea-Bathing and Wattt.na tr 01 nll ist may alio he THIS PiCTURI of LONDON for 1 . 3C4. by the fame I Mum, ptire bound fri rcd. His private chant/ter was that of a moll ;SAW+ ate Relative, a Heady friend, and, what treenail* whole with a luftre fuperior to all other crinkles Alf J i linaions, he was a man of Rem odd u na ffeded The latter virtue may hate, in force perfotta, a (mile of contempt ; but the liberal minded will M pleafcd to hear that Lord Dvaca■ klt it Baha ma! to he a Chriltian. NFAV sTA 11 1.01 11.11 Y. tll:+4. BEGINS 1311..1%41N1.1 1111. zoth OF NeXT MONTH. IN the prefent and oily Lottery to be drawn this Year. art th, grt.tial r...t01v. of C PITA!. PRIZLS ova $ 'moo. to rmrortleot to the f or•l* luattilty of luelottt. .4 Pituip d- b. j, 4:011 To•al Value 111 C 6040, ••• 3C1......) He encouraged religion by his own prattice t stud the public oblervauceof k has bees alvetrys kept up whe he held the command. I .000 When the vittrwr was decided which has ;maw milted his name, his Lore!Chip ordered the crew of his th p to be called together, and, at their head► upun his bended knees, in the pretence of tLe Dutch Admiral, who was greatly affetled with the teen, lie folentnly and pathetically offered up praile to the Goo of Battles. M . • a .S. t es Tk►no r. I ycy;co Part slew cir;uu to se .steed-eat II nt:1:• Firl-eravrt. I .tact or Art %. vIT, A h..y 1^ Firr..J•own I I:ief Day t^ coo Pirft•Oi awe ERIto.. WWI Illy f aro N. IL Ile Manor. Coppice Wnnd, an 4 Er.ates. are di , l.nt *hum ci;ht ant:. foon the Thom at Plymouth, Ilymouth 9 and Taesll , c It, arc Mooed neat *lc rivers Mc w .u 4 Cade/rot' v, (no th. r t,f whi..! I. a Mitt of hiking to ?P t re F.r. .a.: Fportang Country, sal wi,joltuns the I oreß of Itorce , • Let it be added here. that his derrestrnr, when all eyes were upon him, in the Cathedral of St. Paul's, on the day of General Thanlit;.;ivirs;, was fo ;ramble, mudefl„ and devout. a% g•eatly to locr:All. that ad miration which his fereces had procm d i m. For fliti^e a Nadi- Survey will be WM at the bsure of Mr. Let, • reel , . lb,nr the P•ye s e Find tan. is the Bet. sgh of • I.rnnu L. •••• I riAlAy 'lre ieth d.y of Screnber nest, At fita I Fatter m)fcif ininn dual may mink from your example, by twirling e....fc &hided reopk to a link of the duty !hey “yre, not only to their Kim and Connery, tun to thcmfay......... The Jilin& Navy hm cr,r Imen the fumo.iy of , hat Lincrty which fa. been hancird down to as by our anc,ftem, and which, 1 'tuft we maintain to the !atilt , and Cat can .n.ly una , irtistr and Tirkft, gr.‘t ;". A rry on I.aticry OiLre. i r.. -t ill 17 0 r. . v.:** ^lnr •Se T•rrn:La. aa.l ar. It.rthrr •art.. 4.. • .{ Nir. I übt,, .1., • . • • & I. tk .. In (port, Lord Drtet-An r..a not rsore rrOnnre of t;.o!h ut the Atr:rt: 41. that poi' and ironinge p. Le inferarAble AUiee t and that the litter iu slaty, u afloat the too mer.l3Ces its principal virtue. Tie Wei iecepepc — ei4 -- etier. wile bays diflino.ileJ • -