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'T`HE,ONLY4.OITERY rif, TerogUr Thnerand Tickets, that ever contained a Prize at THIRTY THOU SAND POUNDS, begins Diming 14th Ny..ts:.7. • SNEME. • . t Prize of £30,000 2CPO3 50,000 3, I,coo Se° 500 So so Is TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FIEEHOLDEILI OF THE COON IN OF YORK, T RETURN you my grateful Thanits for the high A honour you hate conferred on me, by detains me. for tbr btk time, one of your Rtpreftrritive. in Patti ant The difficulties with which I have had to conflict In the late Croat ft, were of no ordinary kind—but I have been enabled to furntount them by ex ertions no ifs extraordinary of perfonal regard and public attach ment If my numbers on the Poll are not fo great as I had reafon to expel from the almoft univerfal promiles of rapport which I had received in all parts of the County, yet, when it ie c.mfidered that 'had to ftruggle againft the combined power of high rank. mettle wealth, and extended faintly and politie,ltonnedin dlk when you take into aceouot that to there (Aid and permanent fonrcc, of influence were added, the tiled arifing from ftrutz local and tttor porary prejudices, in which, though I war not their immediate *Wad. means were diligently and very focal* fully found to in volve me—and neither a ve:y fparing nor a very fcruptilnos ufe of what are underftood to be Election Manteuvrea—l may well congratulate both you and myfelf on the fignal majority by which our triumph was eftahlithed. For mach of this kind, Gentleman, I was well prepared. £30,000 rm. 40.000 110.000 •••• 10.000 - 39 000 • - 4 P 3O 2,003 1,500 30,000 37,500 TO TM fRREHOLDERS Og WPM On Saturday the 6th of Juni was publlitedPilt M. Itslinian Yon TiAltical Review, A LETTER to LORD TEMPLE. nn his AD. DR ESS TO HIS CONSTITUENTS To bedtad. price tod. at No. it s, Swank . IICI7JALLING-OPPICE, May as, iSoy. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MATESTY's NAVY, do dwell give Notice, That on Thprfdoy the 3oth of June next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (reeled up) and treat for the fupply of psiot,SFok PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may be required for the ufe of his . Majefiy's Shipa and Veffels at the 'Bands of Ja rnaica, and New Providence, for twelve months certain, from the isth November next ;and further until 61 months notice (hall be given on either Ode, for the termination thereof : the mode of pay- . anent to be by Bills payable with interelt ninety days after date. The Coadisions of the Conrad!' may be few at the Secretary's Office. Nerved spill dad to any Trader is which the prier flail not le iteorted is word* at lava, • r that flail not be delivered to the Board Were me etlevi Oa the faid Zelda, the scab ej 7ume sent, nor Weft the Perfai who main the Telmer, or Awe Perlin as hie 1464 ones& to aaftver ries called for; nor will any Tattler let eataiat ea. travagaat pricer rpm forte artielea,affld pricer arra iaferior so the real value apex others, be comfived as proper to he ',hatted. SO 3 0 . 2 15 °° man 14;00 •••••••• sopoo Tickets. Lsoopoo This day waTbEibed,prloe as. id. in bnards, FRANCIS and OSEPHA.. A Tait, from the German of HU B ER. By WILLIAM FARDELY. Sold by Crnilby and Co. N 3. 4, Saltionere-corrt, London ; and John Licata), Bookfellcr, Leeds. Heft-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only fixed Capital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Reguhr Drawing of 2,000 Tickets each Day. Tickets and Shares on Sale at an the Lieenfed Lottery Offices, and by that. Ag.usts in England and Scotland. PRICE. ENGLISH POETRY. T ACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co. refpettfully L acquaint the Public. that- a new Edition of WARION'S HISTORY of ENGLISH POETRY, a work of goat fcarcity and ineßimable value. is preparing for the prefs, by Mr PARK, in in-hieh it is the Editor's intention not only to revile both tt at and notes, and free the extract s from the charge of inaccuracy to which they are fubJeded, b•it alto to fupply a continuation in furtherance of NIT. WARTON'S plan. I. A. and Co. have recently publinted an Index to the Cbstrto Edition which will be found highly ireful to the poffieffuts of the work, price pa. Alfo Mr. Warton's Ohfervations on Spencer's FAIT Qeen, 1 vols. Bvo. las —Finfbury-fcptare, June 20. MIDSUMMER V ACATtON. Ina publiffied. and delivered Gratis to Purchafers. ACATALOGUEorDICTIONARIES.GRAM. MARS, and other SCHOOL BOOKS, Which are felling I whokfale at the reduced' prices affixed, for ready money, by Laeltington, Allen, and Co. Finibury-lquare . lAs L. A. and Co. poff.:fs in their own Copy-right a large at'- , fortment of neat and accurate Editions ~f School Books and are enabled, by their extenlive dealings in that branch, to fupply the copies of o her Putdifficrs on the fame liberal terms, they prefurne to offer this Catalcg te. with cinlidenee, to Sehoulm ifters and Teachers, allured that it merits their attentiv: perur:!. Every ! article is fold as completf, well (*toted, and Rrongly bound. Ticket £l9 :7 o Half LlO 3 o Eighth 42 11 o Q.ltarter 5 3 o Sixteenth : 6 6 . I had not now to learn that an independent Man labours under peculiar difficulties in rearms of fining party competition--1 bad a.:cutionted myfelf too long to pars ealtnly thrones evil report and good report, to be much moved by peculation. to which I trufted many of thole who gave credit to them during the warmth of the conteft, would, in their cooler moments, deem my general con dudt and charadter a fullicient reply It may, however, probably be neeeffary fur me. after the effervekence of party fe ding (hall have a little fuldided, to vindicate myfelf againftk one charge which was urged with uncommon perfeverance and died. -Meanwhile, though I have Bond. as I profeffed. totally unconnected with either orthe other Candidates, yet I may now, without the ri& of me conftruedon, csprers my hearty concurrence in the applaufe which Mr. Lakeilees dignified conduct has In generally recited. Gentlemen, I will only once more allure you, that your kind refs has made the deepett impreflioi on my heart, and confidering my.fuccele net as the victory of a Party, hut as the triumph of the Britifh Conftitution, and of the Independence of the County of, York, my political eondudt (hall be regulated in future by thole found Conititutional principles which h we hitherto recommended me to your favour, and I will endeavour to prove my gratitude, by difcharging the dudes of my hop,rtant Truttwitb diligence and integrity. I am. Gentlemen, Yrur obliged and faithful t rvant, York, June 6,184. • W. WILBERFORCE. BEGINS 41 et JULY, sio7. I of 430p00l s et 1 -- 2 0 .0:110• 5 1 ~ 1 0.000 3 &c. Svc &c. SWIFT and Co. at their State Lottery Offices, No. it, Poultry, (ettablithed in the Year 1759,) and No. tI, Charing Crofs, are felling the Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery, which begins Drawing on the 14th of July. This Lottery confitts of only 10,000 Tickets, and contains the above rich Lift of Capital Prizes, betides a larger Proportion of (mall Prizes than any other I.ottery for feveral Years paft, re 4udng the Rifle to Pis than Three Blanks to a Prize. The Firft drawn Ticket on the Fourth Day will receive 30pool. being the only Fixed Capital. Cs Ato I,oco - SW VICTUALLING °MILS, May aB, 1807. THE OOMMISSIONERS for . VICTUALLING 1113 AMY ESTT'S NArY, da Sergi, pilot sake, That on Thurfday, the 18th of June next, they will be ready 'to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for THREE *HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLO N S of WEST INDIA RUM orof FOREIGN BRANDY ; to be delivered, one boffin the (pace of one mouth, and the remainder in one month afterwards, into pia Majeity's Vidlualling Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth, and Plymouth, in the following proportions, viz. DEPTFORD zoo,ooo Gallons STATE LOTTERY, Confifting of Only Twenty Thoufand Tickets, To begin Drawing 14th July. PORTSMOUTH 4opoo PLYMOUTH 6opoo 300 000 HAZARD, BURNE and Co. N. 93, Royal Ex. change, arc felling Tickets and Shares for ttse above Lottery, the Scheme of which contains one Prize of 3 0,0:01 two .1 ao,o.:::A. two of 10,090 t. two or spool. &c. &c. Cr Note —ln the laft Lottery. and that immediately preceding, drawn in JANUARY, the following CAPITAL PRIZES were Sold and Shared at the above Office, viz. This dt y was publifhed, in royal 8v.,. price tas in hoards, SUPPLEMENT to VINEIt's ABRIDGMENT, Volome 6. London : Printed for T. Payne, F.. Brooke, j Butterworth, J. Walker, R. Bannißer and W. Reed, of whom this work may now be bad, complete, in 6 vols. royal Bvo price 51. es. bound. It is recommended to the purehafers of the former volumes of this work, to forward orders to their refpalivr! bonkfellers, within Ux months after publication, for this volume, as, frcht peculiar eircumßances which have occurred in the comic of this under t.l ing. it is apprehended that many lets will unavoidably tctuan incomplete, which the Proprietors cannut undertake to complete, after that periad. MR. WILBERFORCE was proceeding to ere. 4 . 3r A cute the grateful talk of ma►ing his particular acknowledg ments to thole friends, to whole active and liberal fervices duriog the I Ite labteri.•us and eatenfive Contelt be is more peculiarly in debted. Put, fuch is the inintenre number of even his more zealous Fri ndc—fo difficult would it be for him in arty adequate manner to return his thanks to all t and fuels the obviou , danger of giv ing offence by omitting any—not to mention that the fveedily ap proaching Meeting of Parliament I-aves him no leifure for fuels an a cuvation—that. after much ennhderation end confultatioo he fit himfelf reludantly compelled to abandon his deign Ike mail therefore adopt this mode of making his grateful acknow ledgments to his numerous and widely difverfed Emile's, who he trults will live him credit for feeling a far livel.er fenfe of their kindoefs, than his pen could have csvreir d. and to be paid for by Bills payaLle with intercft ninety days after Sate. The COnilitions of the Contraa may be fees at the Secre tary's Office. N. B. No Tender will be accepted, nnlefs the quantity of Rum and of Brandy, together with the. price thereof, Bull be feparately and diftinaly Rated, nor will any Tender be admitted fur a las quantity than Tcn Thourand Gallon% of either article. No regard will be bad to any Trader in which the price flail not be inferted is words at length, or that frail not be delivered to the Board &fore one o'clock on the fail Tbarfday the Iksb of Yang next, nor Naffs the 'taloa who main the Tesler, or font 'erica on his Schaff attends to stafwer tithes canal for. - One of ap,oool. One of ao,OOOL Four of re,oxl. Two of 5,0c01. _ _ _ E.:dui - we of t,oool Jed tee. Ste ••• Letters (P,•ft paid) duly anfwered; and Orden from the Country, with remittance, attended to the fame as if prefent. L‘. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. Stock- Broken, Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's . Mews, Charing Craig, London fold No 9.041, the lalt Prize of TWENTY TUOUSAND POUNDS, drawn 12th May, /Soy; alto, 16.287, a Prize of sAnol. and 7,074, a Prize of s n.l in the IA Lottery, in Shares. They arc the only Office ti s ever fold Two Prizes qt futaTv TUOUSAND POUNDS, in Shares. Nos. 12307, and a6,833.--TiczaTs and SHARES for the STATE o ITSRY, to comment Dr.aving on the Lath of next Month, July, are on Sale. Prize of L33,030,_ . _ This clot was publifhed, a new Edition, being the Fifth, confider • ably enlarged, in two VOli royal Bvo price ab its. 6d. bound, 'PH BANK RUP LAWS ; c• ntaining Ex• 1 : transl of the Statures now in force, with an Ahttradt of the late Ad introduced by his Majefty's Solicitor General, to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts, and the Cafes and D. terminations of the Courts of law and F.quiry including the molt modern de ciftotis estal.t : together With a Colledion of the moll ufeful and a; ?roved Precedents In Matters of Bankruptcy , and the late ar dent of the Lord Chancellor A; Hey, Lord Loughborough, aed Lord Eldon, for regulating Proceedings therein. By WILLIAM COOKE, Efq. Of Lincoln's inn, rlarrifler at I AIM The II& Volume, cni.tainivg the Statures, Cafes, and De/ertni nations may be had feparate, price 11. ts. bound. Printed for Ve . Reed, 1.2 w BookfeUer (Succcllor to Brooke a2d Co.) Bell yard temple Bar. MUIRKIRK IRON WORKS AND LANDS. Upfct Price Reduced. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within the TOnttne Sale Rooms, Olafgow, on Wednef3ay the 29th day pf July nes-, at One o'Clock,sf not pm/iouny Oil - pored of by Private bargain, MUIRKERK IRON WORKS, cnnfitling of Three WA Furnaces and Two Forrs, with the various Buildings, Machinery and Apparatus. Alfo the Lands of Tar. doors and Aird'ii Green, containing above 723 Acres all as tor mcfly a/Iv:mired ; to be oxpofed, fiat in one I. it at the upfet price of 27 cool. or f.coidly, if not thus fold, the Works by them! . Ives, at 18,cool. exclulivily of the implements and materials, as per Inventory. Fur further particulars apply to James Ewing, Ingram Rivet; or to James Hill, Writer, Miller itreet, Glafgow. NOTICE TO 'WE OUT SPI PEN A SIONERS OF CHELSEA HOTL . . . , - Penfioners are ordered, upon making their Affilavits at the enfuing Midfumnstr, and after every fuc ceeding 25th of June. and 25th of December, until further Orders, to fpecify the Rate of Penfion per Day which they receivr.imme diately above their Names in the Affidavits, in order to prevent ininales in the Payment. arifing from a finial:why of Names. Savretary's Office, Chelfca Harks!, June 16, *BO7. - - - - Prizes of Ls),000 1 5 Prim of tpoo so,o:o 8 soo 2 5,000 10 100 ace. Bic. Rce. I:knty so coo Tickets, to be Draw.o in Tcn Days, 2 - ..00 regularly each day. TO $B SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Canon% Houk, Dover, on Thadday, the zstb day et June. Ito 7. r r HE Cutter, called the MARY of HASTINGS, and her Materials—Burthen 79 Tans, Ten Years Old; for the purport of king fitted out ai a 'Mama, conformably to the 43d Geo 3, Ch. troo. A depunt of Twat} -five per Cont. win be requirel. To OFFICERS ABOUT to EMBARK ou the INTENDED EXPEDITION. O FFICERS on a Sea Voyage, or o.n Service, will Ofind their Health and Comfort efentially prom , frel by the ufe of the° highly approved preparation, the CONCRETE LEMON J Olen, which, from its great convenience and eb-g ince, Is become an appendage to the fideboard of Anna every Fantily. In appearance it refembles 'White Sugar Candy, and anfwers all the purpofes of Lemon Juice, whtther,for Negus. Lemonade or Punch; ft diffolves like Sugar, in water, and three or four fnull bits are fofficient for a goblet: and in fnuatious where Lemons cannot be had, this preparatioa is invaluable. It has long been ufed in his Majelty's Navy, and in the Ships of the Honourable Fait India Company. Prepared by HENRY Coew tee, No tin, Fleet fireet, near Temple Bar, who is permitted to refer to the highat authoriti.s in this kingdom. for it purity. 'En be had alto in molt of the principal Towns in Englind. This day was puhlilhed. price 4s- bound, The Third Edition of PRINCIPLES ot ELOCU rIoN, and fiitable Exercifes in Profe and Verfe, Cnmpre."ending numerous examples of Narration, Ozfcriptiln, 'nitration, and the different fp:cies of Eloqu-nee; inirerm , x;(l with original Remarks on the various kinds of C.impofii In, and rules for reading and re-tting them. By JOHN WILSON, Teacher of Elocution. " Mr. Willon has furnithed a very ufeful, 'nitro:fibre , and cheap volume, on the principles of Elocution, wi h appofite examples and exercifes. The EiLly clntainhig the principles of BloctitiJn is fenfible and well compofed."— Monthly Ravi: w. Sold by Arch C mltable and Co Edinburgh; and by J. Murray, Fleet diver, Lour!on. _ _ _ PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Curt of Chancery made in a Caufe, Huanzuo againft STRICKLAND, the Creditors and Legatees of Sarah Mutt, otberwife Claxton, late of Church-row, in the Pariffi of bait' t Pancras, in the County ofMiddlefez, widow, deceafed, arc forthwith to come in and prove their Debts and Claim their Legacies before joins CAM pilau., 14. one of the Mailers of the laid Court, at his Office in South anipton•Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or nn &fault thereof they wilt be eactuded the benefit of the raid Decree. - - - - - _ Of whom may hr hud, by the fame Author, SEN (AMEN rAL SCENES, rITAPrAI.'S NEW WORK, Thi, clay was putitilhe7l,MltM; Voiumes Amt v 7 l. illuftrated with numerous engravings, mice 11. los. in tmards, r HEMES l'ltY ppli dto Arts endNiariuladates. By M. J. A. CH kPTAL, ' 4 —A • Member and Tregurer of the Frerrh Senate, Omn.l Officer of dm Selected from cclehrated Phys, and calculated to promote mo- rality, the knowl.!dge of minkind, facili•y in reading, and grace: fulnef, in public Iptaking-21. half hound. HOI.LANI) AND THF. RHINE. This day was puhliflted, in a large and visy elegant volume, on, accompanied by annum,. and eery beautiful Eni,ravings, prict as in boards, ATOUR i!•irnitir,h HOLLAND; alnng the Right and Left Bank: of the it HINE, to DARMSTAD c, in the Summer and Autumn of t SO6. By Sir JOHN CARR, Author of the Stranger in Ireland, Northe rn Summer, cr Tour . . Legion of Honour, Memfier of the loftitote, Honorary Protetfor of the School of Medicine, &c.&c. I.ittle nced he laid to recommend a new Work by fo eminent a client - ill as M. Chaptal, who has fitiltully applied in it all the mo dam Ditenvcrics in Chemiltry grid Fxperimental Philotophy to the pertedim of the Arts and the various branches of Manufae• cure... Such a Work has long been an acknowledged d..fiderattim ; and, executed by let acute an experimentalift as the preterit Au thor. It foreman acquilition, above all price, to the numerous che• mitts, workers of nmtals, and manuladurers, of Great Britain and Ireland. Printed for Ricir Sal) Put r. E.:Ps, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, London: and to be %ad n all Itookrellers. Of whom. in a few week., may he hull, a Diertommts of Pnacmcar. aml I Iroar.ricAL CHEMISTRY, in one large and elakty-Trinretl Volume, odavo; by WILLIAM NICIIOLSON, with Plates, ink:. 16s. Boarls. NA EIONAL LIGHT and HEAT COMPANY, for the Ufe of COKE and GAS I.IGHTS, to he eftablifhed with Otie Mil- lion of Capital, in Twenty Thottfind Shares. at 51. Colts only, as the o'her 461 will he dedut!lcd from the Dividends. rI'HOUSANDS witneficd 14 night the complete Need.; nf my Exp-riment on a large reale, for all the Light., with and without Glaff,:e, difperfed within 2,0"..0 feet front my Stove, blirtit with equal briltiancy, front eight o'slock to [Leven. lug till liven in the morning. With adive ,ffiftance I hope to introduce there pore and fa:leafy sight, in sU the Streets and Mules throttghout the Realm and Colonize. My Plan i• calculated to infure in a few years nearly as much benefit to my Subfcribers as to their Heirs and Suceeffors. The grit GENERAL MEETING will be held on the it of Dine, at Twelve °Tina', at the Crown and Anchor, Strand; led I thereat the Gentlemen Country Bankers to make their re. turns on sr before that day. to afcertain the number of Shares Subferiptiwns are Rill reseived, without advance, by Sir M. 131tiant and Co. Grwchareh-greet ; Mars. Dcvayncs and Coi I Pall Mall, at this Office, and f.veral refpeetable Country Banks. -• 1 Th e Lilt f o r t he Referee Shares, without depofif, continues "en ; and the Illuminations are given as uftial nn Mondays. Wed. etefday, and Fridays, at Eight o'clock, until the Meeting. Plans *say be hid gratis. F. A. V; INSOR, Inventor and Patentee. Pall Mall, June, 5,18D7. P.S. Thanks to the Author of the Intrantiron. Poem. entitled, "'Mho*. among the Gods on Gas Lights,and the I.ondon Smoke, &e." for his portent of a dozen Copies ; 1 Should be happy to than% him in perfnn, if I could identify him among feveral hundred %hare sniverihert, N h. I b per one who poured the liquid of sitafeetida along the Vorelto Wall are known, but their intent was defeated, as much as breaking the 'franfparency with [tones. They may bait at their own lcent, but can never bite my Gas Lighft HttALTH AND LONGEVITY. Dr. JAMES'. ANA LEP /1C AND AN TIBILIOUS PILLS. `'HE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pill s, as a g eneral a 6 Wet/creative of Health is become univerral, from their efe• taty In there complaints, which continually difbirb the human frame; fern as COM*, Rheumatirms, Head ache, Indigeitions, and ether Difeafes Of the Stonistb and Bowels; which arife from the idelffitudrs of our climate, or from indulgence iii the luxuries of life; and thefe falutary efftds are produced by gayly opening the pores by night, and the body by day, without requiring any Patti • eider reglmen - oreonlinemcnt. But though the Andeptie Pills art alto very ferviceable in Bitinns and other il.ep freed diforders, yet king deigned as a mild purgative only, and therefore not always /efficiently adive. the Antibillous Pills have been recommended in aid by an eminent Phyficitn, in all complaints of the Li. er. as well as in ether internal threats. _ Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, Nn. 4S, St. Paul's Chores. yard, on the Coach-way, Pour Doors from the Corner of Cheap fide, Lamina sad at Dr. JanseA'a hie houle In Bruton areet, v:z. t►e Analeptk Pills, price 4.. od the Box. or Six in One large Box frsr 11. ase and the Antilvii.ous Pill., prick as 9d. a Box, Doty in aladed —Obferee t►at the Word*, * F. NowNtry, No. 4S, St Paul's," we summed Is the Stamps. 1.1 I'ER ATURE. MR. PHILLIPS refpaltully.informs the Public, tra and the Bookieilis3 throughout Great Britain and inland, that 'within there few days he has publifhed the under mentioned isiterefting New, Bunks: 1. Sir Jon N CARR'S HOLLAND and RHINE,. 11.25. 1. The MAR ste SALVO'S PLIGHT And TR.% , 73. 3. The fame Work, i:1 ITALIAN, 10i. U. 4. Mr. PRATTN POEMS, lON tit'. s. 4r. You N ifs Sua•Er of F.ssrx, 1 volq 6. NIF.RUDGe. SußvElf of GLOUCRS rERSIIIR V, ,4. 7. Mr. HERMT's TRAVELS through the CANADAS and en the ST. LAWRENCE, 21 1156. CONVERSATION PORM, by W.Cnnitt, as. 9. 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Work an impartial account Is given of the mruwrv, de tains, arts, and condition of the Dutch fence the converting of the Rennidic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom. and a defcription of the ma",. inte-efling objeas . and (emery in Holland ant on the hanks of the Rhine.iintrperfcd with a variety nt ante dotes iltußrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of France and Germany throuth which the Authlr pared ; and the whole is enthellifhed by 13 Engravings, by a diftinguifhed Arti ft, trom drawings made on the frit. Printed for It lc n Put 'Ai es, No ,Bridge-ftreet, Blaclipars, and to he had of all Sonkfellers. Of whom mly he had, The NOIRTIIRRN SUMP La . prke 21. 26. The STRANNeIt IN IR CLAND. price 21. SI POl.l nes IN PROSE AND VERSE. This day was puhlifbed, price lc 6d. F LAGET.I.IJM FL AGE LI. ATED. A Satirical Poem ; with Note.—By BEN BLOCK. Printed for Stockdale, junior; No. et, about the Middle on the North fide of I'all Mall. 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MILFORD, NEAR, 1.1eM111441C0111, HABITS. 'F.) BE SOLD, . • AMODERN BUILT. HOUSE, containing a Diniag Room as by :3, an 'adjoining Drawing Room 21 by is, Library of the fame dimcnfions, four Chambers wish belt beds, and boar, fmallt.r. with fervant's ditto; two Dreffingßoanis, Water Clore, and &Mettle Offices of every defcription, fuitable to the accommodation of - a modern-fized genteel family; two Coach-hou fns, Stable, good Garden, Ih which is a comfortable cottage—thould more room be wanted for fervants, and plenty of fine water, both in Ifoufe and Garden The Houle Rands on a 11 .ping lawn, fronting the South, and immesh:4e ). oppafite the Needle Rocks and the bold Chalk CI ifs of the lfle of Wight. It is about half a mile from the lea—is furrounded by ao acres of ex talent Land in five fields; is near the Church and the Village; but fereened from them by plantations—bs certainly a very con venient, a very healthy, and probably as beautirel a fituation as molt in Britain. The roads and neighbou ;hood are v ry g rod. The Furniture, which•is in good condition, may be taken or left at the option of a parchafer. PolTeflion can be given almolt immediately. May be viewed any day between twelve and three, by tickets, to bt had of Mr. Per kins, Lyn:. gton ; and further particulars may be known ow the premifes ; or by letter (poll paid) addreifed to Mr. R. TlO - Volt Office. Lymington. SW I. :Oit D HOUSE, OXFOAD'iIIIRE,' SINGULARLY DESIRABLE SUBS rAN CIA I. PREEHOLb MANSION, AND PADDOCK, AND TY IHE FRlti FAR\I. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr MUNN, At Garraway's on Friday, Illy to, at Twelve o'cl >cis, (molds an acceptable offer be mad, by Private Conti-ad), - r -TE truly Valtialtie and Compael FREEI-101.1) ESTA 'FE. in the Parifhes of Swerford and Hooknortoo, comps-11in/ a fuhilanted flone manfion called Swarf.wd Moore, with dnmeitic offices of every defcription, newly ereaed ornamen tal range of Itabling for eleven horfes, double coach hoofs:, ch. ifc roufe, Wieners and faddle• rooms, the who e, amply fupplied with water, a paddock of rich land, ornamented with ftately timber, a conßant ft ream of water running at a molt deirable dillance in front of the maisfi m, mar with the gr. ateft facility be rendered an übjedi highly ornamental and attradive, ; leafure ground and kitchen garden together with ftveral rich farms m fitly contiguous to the demi fne lands, co:dining of a due propottion of arable and palture laisd, divided Into convenient enclofores by thriving Nacos, enriched with capital timber, containing in t be whrfse upwards of 6so acre& The farm houfes and agricultur .1 buildings have jolt been completely repairtd. The farina art. all let, either to yearly tenants, • or on Ihort leafcs, a• low rents. There is alto a (mall farm, con. 61ting of nearly 4S acres, orbh a dwelli g boo& and fiaitable build • hags, 111112te sf Blexham, in the county of Oxford, fr.: miles from Bwerford, in the occupation of Mr. R. Rogers, at a low rent. The whole is tytbe l rre, and forms an objet t pecti!isrly defirable to any gentleman wifhing to realize in a retired rich notation, and is attached to rural (ports, kveral pack• of hounds being kept in the j neighbourhood, which is plentifally Rocked With ga ne; a earl& derable part of the purchafe money may retatain on tstorgage for a limited. time. Swerford is a pleafant village , fituate eight miles from llanbitry, five from Chipping Nort,in. and four from Chanel Houfc. within a quarter of a m le barn the turnpike road, Ina mighbourhood highly refpedtablt sod filubriotos. rksa p er p.etual Advowfon of the valuable Reelory is, likewife on bale by private contraa. John Feints?, who reties on the manfion. w'll fliew the ettate, and particulars ms' be had oc Edward Horee, Ere. Solicitor, Stark erect, Lincoln's Inn; of Jorepli Knight FA Solicitor, Stow on the Wold. Gloucefteribire; End of Mr Munn, WAS. brook, near the Royal Exchange; where plans o the eftat• • natty be ken. Particulars alto at Garraway's, and at Chapped 1 Hoer.. ARMY. A_ LIEUTENANT in an old diflinttnithed gcgi, oast to Infantry, Rationed In England, wit:hest° elt.inge to Ught nr Heavy Cavalry.—Apply by letter (polt pai i H W. to be left at the Shakelpeir Catee.Hoste, Ncw•lrcet,*Bir mingham