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•.. . . 2,. . .. . _ ~ -...0 p -, • , .. . . . . . . . , .. f atIVE ORCI . , , - • ~x, ;,..-- _ nr gs , c /(/ - r -4711, ..---- " i { ) ck ) i : /), i • ~ . _ ~u..--..... • ) I ..,........, . 11 i f ir lio ,° 4 j0r%... NIT'IBER 5776 AN elegant and extenfive Anrtmentl of Cornelian line' Cop': Ornaments, Necklaces, 13racielets, tc.e. l with a variety of every fafhionable Article in Fancy Jewellery. of the new& taße and ftsperior workrnanfhip, roanufadtimedtty William G a iroes, Goldfmith and Jeweller to. their Royal Highneffes the Prince of Wales and Duke of Suffex, Nos. S 3 aed 54, St. Paul's • Churcb.yard. juft publilLed, A LETTER to his Royal .1-Poi/id's 'the DUKE. of YORK; or, DELICAT.KINQUIRY into the DOUBT, whether he be mere favoured * by MARS or by VENUS ? With Hints about Dutsittago HowsWi;fhe •and. the Cost and TasoTst /NT Odle Hon. A. Q. paid,Ntrose ; siich Rezilarlis on General FITZPATRICK'S Coil ClitSilci , • • • BY AN ENGLISHMAN.. • Publnca by king-Piper, Mo. Vidanwariard, Oxford. ftreet, near Tottenham Court Road. Daft publithed, containing 36 taste (abut Maps, coloured, Price Four Guineas, Half Bound, T AVOISNE's NEW GENEALOGICAL, HIS. TORIOAL, and CHRONOLOGICAL ATLAS; bei:'g a complete Guide to Hiftory, both Antic:tit and Modern : eAhibit leg an accurate Account of the Oritgin,,Dercrnt, and Marriages of all tht. Royal Families, from the tcginning' of the World to tbe' pitfent Time ; with a limn Hilturical Account of the remarkable Events that happened during the Reigns of each Emperor, King, Queen, Prince, &c. in the above period. Sold by LBarfield,Wardour ftreet, Dulau and Co Soho ((pare, Harchard, Piccadilly ; Faultier, Liond:ftreet; Longman, Hurd and On. Patemoftet•row; Lacking'on. Allen and Co. Firdbury-fquare. Richardfun, Royal Exchanhe, at:d by all the principal Dookiellers in town and country. The CLERGY of the ESTABLISHMENT VINDICATED. 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Price "F wo Guilicas in ci- tra hoards, _ r I'HE STRANGER in AMERICA ; ennt3itii.)g Obfervations made during a tine Refik!vilc: in that ConntrY out& Gcnius, Manners, and Cu(toms of tin People of the (kited Elates; their Government, Laws,vid Criminal Pu: iflinicnts; :he State of Agriculture, Commerce, Manufael.nres, Religion. Arts, Seiencts, Slavery, and the Slava "Trade; together with Biographi cal Particular. of Pudic Characters; a View of the Ri7 . e and Pro vers of the Drama; Hints a.:d Fads r,lative to Emigration. and a V,,riety tit intvrelting Anecdotes and Details : Moral, Ilitturical, belentific, and I)eictii.tive. lsy ;.211A it LES WILITAM JANSON, 11l Late of the zttate of Rhode lilatoirCounfellor at Law:- The Author of till; Work was an inhalii•:.nt of the United States upwards of fourteen years; an I hi* 1--ofrfiion 2.1 wen. as bib malty and extenfive jotirnies in vari=es parts of the Union, af forded him abundant opparturti:ies of . delineating the ft01•1* of . which he trt. t•s (corn aeluat and a:Le:live cibfervation. Un'lite an oruinary tray, r w!tefe o; irionl are formed at fp•it fight, At• has been enal , lo.l by a long refidencc in the ebt-ntt? to mature his idea , . on men amd n , attiE•rb, to compere iA.cerrc.t.l c Sot", and to distil final( et the p-trziarifyatur Prclalce too often idintore .1 foperticial oblt•reer; ' - •.• For a A tra.-`l,•r of Ha. Wok fee the, Monthfy Relics" (for ?slay) -Anti lacobit (•ttriont)---' el,:•?.11:•(for Juni!) lxfo - d (for June)—Furepean Macazi- e (for Mttayl-aN4iii , tll)t Mirror (for Plutarch (for Mal).-pziportitig. .Mak . .znie (tor April t toi I t (;Or July). for ;a:tut A.4331ce, lvy•lix,A2talUtirirOv.lttindOn. PROVIDENTIA I. INSTITUTION For the INSURANCE of LIVES, and the GRANTING and PURCHASING ANNU I TIES, Southampton Rrett, Strand, London. PRESIDENT, The Moft Noble the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, K. G. VICE PRLSIDEN rs, Marquis of Salifbury, K, G. Vifcount Chetwynd, Barl Temple. Vifcount Duncan:um, Vircount Bulkeley, lord Braybrooke. TRUS TEES, Marquis of Tlockingham--Lord Bmytraoke, W Mins Praed, Ll+ NI P. THE ohjeiß of ibis Inilitution is to encourage the troly.laudable &Gip' of Life Infurancc and Provifion for Old Are, by 'clueing thofe trattfaclions o, principles of the utmoft polfible public benefit. With this view, an exteofive Society of Noblemen and Gentkmcn have entered a Subleription of 2 to,ocol. to conflitute an ori l lin capital, and, taking upoo them• (elves the Cole I%ft:ord . :Nifty of the kital.lidiment, they intitle the Infured and At4tui...nts to participate in profits, after the expert ees of an economical minagcment are eetraytd, In whit h the Pre fidents, Directors, Trusters, and Auditors at gratuiondly. Thus, by the fpecific fume infured, and the divifian of contingent pr.). fits, every Members has the fulleft value no:We for his payments without befog fuhjedt to calls upon any lolTes whatever. This im • portant and unprecedented adva.dae,e is peculiar to the Provident Inftitulnn Military• Mcn infured at thi; Ofnce arc not chiirged with any additional preniiilin, uldcfs into adui:l f nice. No admiffian ices are required—nor i 3 ar.y ch-rze made for policies. hiforance and Annni ics nt he cfi . c.deil any day within office huurs, which are from ten till fonr. COUNTY FIRE OTTICE, Eitablithcd by an ASSOC:IA.I . ION of N0131.1...MEN and GEN- TLEMF N in the Canna. 6of BUCKS LI WESTER. NOTTINGHAM BEDFORD LINCOLN OXFORD 13ERK4 WARWILK HER I:FORD NORTI IA MP rm." YORK For the exprefs Benefit of Country Refidents Patrons, the LORD LIEU TENANTS of tl,e feveral Counties. TRUSTEEi. The Moll Noble the Marquis of PLICKINCRAM. K G. The Molt Noble the lvlarquis of SA ussuar, K G. The Right Honourable the Earl of NORTIIAMP rota. The Right Honourable the Earl I UPPER Ossoite. The Right Honourable lord BRAVBROOKt. DI. ECTORS. B *CKS. Sir Wm. Clayton, Bart. Harleyford, Great Marlow.' Wm. Praed, Ffq. M. P. Tyringham. Scrope Bernard, Ffq M P. Nether Winchenden. Robert Brown, Ffq. Ayleflniry Houle. Philip Box, Lfq. Banker, Buckingham. BED FOR D. Jofeph Barnard, H . q. Bal.ker, Bedford. Mark Brown, Ffq Ounftable. F. Green, I. fq. Leonard Hampron Efq. Barker, Luton. 1). Cticmhorough, Lig. lia::ker, Dunitable. BERKS George Vat fit tart, Efq. M. P. Bifham Abbey. George Knipp, Efq. M. P. Banker, Abingdon.. John Sterbens ) Efq. Banker, Reading. Moan Vincent, Banker ; Newbury. Henry Prodor, Efq. Windfor. HERTFORD. J. S. Story, Efq. St. Alban's. Efq Banker, Hitchin. Richard Brabant, Efq. Bank, r, St. Alban's. Thomas Haworth, HT Barham Wood, near Elftree. Thomas Kind‘r, Lai. tit. Alban's. The RIg!Y: Honourable Lord tforthwict, Harrow. Char Efq. the Grove, eitanmore. Samuel 141;11, Efq lianLer, Uxbridge. Thonnis Tal'iiit Gorfuch, Ffq Qiiecn•filuare, Watminfter. j. 1. rusbar, Lfq Hanapftead. OXFORD. Timothy Cobb, Ffq. Barker, Banbury. Richard Herten, Efq: Banker, Panbury. Richard Wooton, Efq. Mutter, Oxferil. Richard Kirby, I..`q Banker, John Davis, Efq. Direeters will fhortly be fleeted in the remaining Counties. VIEWING the relief from anxiety and frequent ruin, which a re afforded by infurance from hr.., feveral Nn• blemen and Gentlemen of the Affociated have long been defirous to encourage and extend a diftiolaion toward that valuable precaution, by re !tier; it to the mutt benefi• cial principles p .(lisle for their ne.ig!th , urs and tenants ; they have conficLred the :tchnowledged favouratakmifs of c,qintry tilts; and on that as well as on feveral otiite account they arc fanguine in the belief, that this aflociation will prove endnintly ufeful to country [ardency. The following leading features of this luflitution are recom mended to an attentive perufal. An original Capital of 30D,0031, fuhfcribed by equal portions In the fereral Counties, will guaran.ce the el:p t .:counts of the Mice. Each County rcturns a similar number of Dir.:etors. under whore: fuperintet.dance and cu: troul the affairs of the M.ciation are condueled. Hence the perfons infured by this Office „commit their intercft to thicprotalion of chore whom they know, and who arc locally conntaed with thcm. The tennf of infurance will be found to be of the ntoft mode rate defeription. All perfons who continue infured with this affociation riven years, whether their politsy he originally taken not for revert years, or he renewed anttualiy, will he rendered Prtrrietors. and parti cipate with the original Subferhers in the profits of the eflandfn ment : while thee. entitled to eventual profits. they have the pe culiar and valuable of .trance of heir,; fecured front the poffi'd:ity of lofs, as the role refp mfirtility is untlertakno by the Subferibing Proprietors. Hence the profits upon thefe tratd,ctinus will net he feat away among ttrai , gers, but will re►ert to thole with whom they have originated. A dikerning pu'Aie will doubtlefs perceive, that on the above principl.: , the beaetits of infurance from Ere, will be arrived at in the cheat:eft .teal moa fecur: manntr. Fite pre:Muni, or lofty ance are as Inv as eta he admitted, confifl, tidy with the f:curity of the infured thetidelvcs, fanuld tiot . avourabl: eve its wife ; while, lilt proves t'...ar Inch event.: to not acre, the excels of premium will be returned it; •' ih . 1 •e of r rofits It will al obe oblerved that the capital futz,n-rt: i amply fatficielt to ever any loiles that cat re.tfottably ttt cuta:eivett, without Krieg fa great as to JD. perfe the profitstiituo thck: tratttretiU4l6 through a Acids extent of Sub:Crthers. - - . •„.• The Afrocialon, a! , holigh founded exprefsly for country butinef , , propoiLs to eff"tl infu , aatei in and about Inch parts of London a: partAkc of t'ac r.aiurr of cqu ,, try wottru pat.t of the'inctiopolis - and the new buildings generally come within the views of this °like.. Att , tinlanctt is daily given front Nine to Four o'Giock, at the Oft:::e in L 4 ouiii.inipaui itrcet, London. SOMERSETSDIRE. TO BE SOLD Br PRIVATE CONTRACT, (Subject to the life of the preent Incumbetit, aged 64), THE ADVOWSON Of a VICARAGE in the County of Somtafet, together with the Git.be Lands, and Tithes. The Glebe Land confifts of upwards of 90 Acres of excellent Meadow and ether Land, which, together with the Tithes, is of the value of 4 01. per annum, and upwardo, and is likewice very improveable ; the Vicarne Houle has been recently built, and contains every• requifite for the accommodation of a genteel family, with fuitable offices, coach luge, ftables, barn, out-hourls, and farm yard. Etuation is delightful, commanding extenSve which are extremely bold ar.d,pieturefque ; 14 abnut a mile fsOm the Great Turnpike mad running front Bath to Exeter; ab.nit fix miles from Bridgwater ; 13 from Taunton, and eight from Glal tonbtfty- For further particulars apply to Meffra. Bleafdale, Alexander, and Holm:, Solicitors, New lon, London. A VALUABLE WEST INDIA ESTATE FOR SALE, Within the Tontine Tavern, Glafgow, on Wednefday the 28th day of Odnber, a .7, at two o'Clock, P M. Ti'RIENDSHIP ESI'ATE, in the ISLAND of 3- TRINIDAD and quarter of SAYANETTA, (late the pro perty of, and poffead by Captain John Montgomerie), with the BUILDINGS, SLAVES. CA tTLE, MULES, IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY, &c &c. The Ellate is very advantagestufly fituated, being bounded on the Weft by the Gulph of Paria, to whicb there is ready aecefs, by a good Rost', conneeling the Works with an excellent Wharf,. that runs out Two Hundred Feet into the Sea, thereby facilitating the fh'pracnt of proauce and landing of Stores with fafety and difpatch. The Grounds extend to Two Hundred and Thirty five Acres, or thereby, whereof 88 Acres are in thriving Canes, 40 Acres are in Pmeifions and Plantain Walks, t 8 Acres arc occupied by the Wctks and in Paltute—the remainder being Savannah Wood and Bre.ih Land. The Works are extenfive and of the molt fubftantial kind, con. filling of a Boiling Houfe, fixty feet long, huilt of.:Storie and Brick, and fully tiled, with two lets of Coppers, and a good Iron Mill— alfo en extrnfive Still Houfe, built in the fame nrtnr•.er as the Boiling H. ufe, in which there is a J .:O Gallen Still mounted, and Worm complete. The other buildings confift of a Houle for the Manager and one for the Overfeer—alfo fourteen Negro Houfes, and a variety of wher conveniences. There is a ufztul ftream of Wa:er clofe by the Works. - A conliderable part of the grounds are fenced with hedges, and the whole, which must be peremptorily fold, forma a valu.sble property, Well worthy the attention of intendin; purchafers par ticularly thole who can fiipply its chief want, by placing additional :trench of Slaves upon the eitate. The terms of payment will be made convenient, upon rcceivinj part down, and fatisfadinry feeurity for the balance. For further particulars, apply to Edward Rivers, Efq. in Tri nidad; Robert DenniUlan, Ffq , or James Land), 131Waii111 in ()largo*, FRIDAY. JULY 31, 1807 VICTUALLING OFFICE, 'ra y , 1807 THE COMMISSIONERS for vIcru,ILLING HIS MAY EsTr, NAYr, do Itreby give make, That on Thurflay the 6th of Auguft next, at ten o'clock in.the forenoon, Mr. William Reeks, their agent at Portfinouth, will ex pore to public Lk fundry lots of OLD COOPERAGE STORES' lying in his Majefty's Vietuslling Stores at Xt'eevill, near Capons where any perfon inclinable to purchafe may have the liberty of viewing the fame, in the common working Lours, any dry before the fide. RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN, AND BUT F4V/ TICKET 'I 0 DRAW. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the Fiat drawn, Nc'XT THURNDAV AUGUST 6. WHEEL CON I . AiNi £3O 0..,0 f.x.),0z0 2.),003 LlO.OOO £lO 000 • 5 of Loool. 6 of sccl /ttc• Lottery will ILIA Drawing next Week. PUCE. Ticket 421 I t Half - Lto 19 o I Eighth - L 2, t 6 Quarter s tt o Sixteeoth t R 6 LPL 10E SIX-rliNCi:. ISLE OF THANET. TO BE LET for the Jcafun or the Ittxr, Aco I"rAGL 0 It.N F., cornplettiy and elegantly furninted, comprifing on the ground fluor, a l:mwitg Ronm, Dining ItCl , lll, Dretang ROOM, with a Kitchen, ScuiLry Buttery. Pantry. tinufeke:per's Room, and Lard , r ; over the fame, and adjoining to the Cot:ages. are nine &dent -ft of them b- ft Beds; We a double Coach Houfe, and Srat.liog for three Horfes, Gtuar:d at Kinfgate, one mil: from llroaditairs, three from Margate, and four frotn Ramfgate. Lettere, pat paid, addreffed co A B. at Mr. Burgefa's Library, Ramfgate, will be attclid..l to. AkivlY. -- - . LIEUTENANT in an Old refpe&Able Regi ment, wifhes to exchange to Half-pay without a diff,:rence. I.etters addreffi•d (polt paid) to T. C. Ordnance Coffee Houle, Weltminiter Bridge, will be immediately attended to. ARMY. TO BE SOLD, a Cor►►etcy in an Old Regiment of Light Dragoong, lately returne.l to EnglAnd The ne eeffary particular., may be knowr., by writ:en application, free of Pottage, to Litutenant L. No 0,2, Strand. N. B. To prtvcnt trouble, 700 Gub ras, the rrguiation price, is the fum required for the I.‘id Coma-lion, and the Money. when the Purehaler Mali be approved by the C.Aunti, may be lodged with the Agents to the Regiment. A NEW PERIODIC WORK. CLASSIC 'TALES, furious and lively, clTefolly feleeted from Enghth Authors of original genius, and nzwly Tranflated from (he Chines of other Languagts. The above elegart Work 4 s publifbed Monthly, in Parts, price Is 6d. each. (Three of which tom a Volume.) Each Part (eight of which are now out) is adorned with a 11171 fierly Narrative Print. Among the Prints already puhlifhed, wtd be found two from the diftioguifhed Pencil of Wilkie. molt excel• lently engraved. 'I he dear of this Work, which will be completed in 73 Parts, is to give the molt celebrated l'alei of the great Claf fic Authors. with original Critical ElLys on their Merit:. Printed for John Rout, at the News Office, iirydrs Erect, Strand. Sold by H. D. Symonds, Paternolter rnw ; C. Chap pie, Pall Man ; and by all Boukfellers and Newfrueu iti 'luwu and Country. ARomivric SPIR it.' of VINEG R, (;he ori. gloat invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his fuceeffive iniprovernel.ts to the higheit perfection) it prepared and fold by TROMAS antl WILLIAM ciervltY,Cisemlfts, hianchelter. This agreeable perfumed liquor, which is compoied of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the molt pleafant aromatics and efficacious antileptics, may be kept unimpaired in any climate, and fur any period of time. Its purgcnt odour renders it cx:remely grateful and falutary in head ache, faintings, and in all places at public rerun, as theatres, courts of jullice, &c.) as it counteracts the had effects of heated and foul air, and is the beft antidote againft the infedlan of all contagious difeafcs. As there are va rious (purl ;us imitations, under the fame and fitnilar names, fome of which-are injarinufly reprefented as improvements, the public are requefted to ohferve, th:.t the names of THOMAS andWi wax( HENRY. Manchefter, are :ngraved on each Ramp, to counterfeit which is a capitAl felony. he Arunna is Spit it of Vinegar, price as 91. Ramp included, is fold whulefale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, 5, Cecitrpur• ftrect, the only Agents in London authorifed by the proprietoes, where may be had, Sponge Boxes of gold, filver. cornelian, cryftal, &c. Alto HENRY'S CALCINED hol ACINE'II A, in bottles, at as. rd. a..d larger, with glafs Ruppert', at 4s.each, their names being on the Ramps. DORKING, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, THE DEEPDEI•iE, a truly clefirable Eflate, part Freehold and part '.'opyhold, land tax redeemed; comprifing a capital and modern bries-built manfion, happily fituated en a beautiful eminence, and planned for the acconrrudation or a no bleman or gentleman's family of the firm dillinclion, with Leery reqtfillte, attached and detached offices; the whole in complete repair; excellent gardens, hot-houres, pleafure grounds, interfedtLd with beautiful walks, grottos, caves, and rural retreats, and oru,- mented with luxuriant for& trees and throbs; an excellent farm houfe on the elate, with barns, cart.lodges, (tables, and other buildirgs, rick-yard, &c. and fundry inclofures of rich meadow, pollute. arable. and woodland, comprifing in the who!e upwards of tco acres. 'imam near the WWII of Dorhitig, in the molt ad mired part of the county of Surrey, near all the pf.,icipal market towns, af,d within 13 miles of London. To be viewed by tickets, particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick flrect. Golden-fquare. TO BR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTR Al; r, A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE', corn. prifing f.indry Extenlive Manors with the Royalties, Fiam.• ries, R4ll:s ant isr.le.Tes belonging ther. to; A Ma ,r tizei t MANSION NOWT, Built with Stoto - an' covered with Sine, in complete repair. with Offices M every dcfeription, and upon a ve•• y large fcale of arcommodatism ; waged in kitchen garden, h •t honk*, confer-vs• tory, green honk. fl.wcr garden, lawn, ibrohhery pleafure• grotnal an i hon.e farm, plantation., and coppice* nor d with very valuahle and o•ntnu tai timt!er, cbitfly nab, with a furreut.ding and fur the molt part contiguous eftate; confining of tainl% and cony nient md:s, cottages and upw.rds of five thou. fatal .iett hundred fLit tote acres of very rich arable, meadow, paftore, orchards, hop ground and wood land, in higle cultivation, ar.d cal a' , le of great improvourtn; all let to rcfpcdahle tenants at Old it, ma, and the Ll 1163 will expire at Lady day nest Situate in a rich a-d beautiful part ache. kingdocri s sbout £35 oulectionte- Wert of London. For particular anly to Mr. Claridge. 47, P.ll `•"all . TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC A'ICTION, • EI.EGANF VILI.A, DULWICH. B F ‘l,-11 . rs. WINS CANLEY aid SON, At Garraway's Cu.". Curnhill,on Wednefday, the sth of Augult. at twelve o'clock. A COMMODIOUS LEASEHOLD REST "- DENCE, trecled on an elegant plan, with every accommo dation for a Nobleman or Gentleman's family, with fuirable of • fie lodge, lawn, p!eafure grounds, threhberies productive gar ., den, :.airy, conferv..tory aviary, grapery, carriage yard taro yard, and out building, ; C9143C and paddock, about 27 acres, forming a delightful retreat p, , rfadly fereened front :he public eye fituate at Dulwlch, the property and ra.l.nce of aigle French, I The Houle contain: a drawing room 30 feet by 22, fitted np with elegance; prinegpal dining room, 3S by 22, with oak Boors breakfall room, gentleman's room, numerous L.ll rooms and dreffing rooms, well 'applied with water; held for 63 years from Michaelmas a 2,:0, fubjet to a %tall ground rent ; early po'. feffion may be had. To be viewed by Tickets, which with Particulars, may be had of Winitanley and bun, Paternoller-row. MAN'JR AND ESTATE.—SOMFRSE RH At Garraway's, on Thurfday, the 13th day of Auguft, tinter , previoutlytlifpored of by Prisee Contra& A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTA l'E, cal led PILTON PARK, Tythe Free, confiding of a molt de firable Gothic Refidence, a part of which has been recently fittest up, at a c mfidenthle espence ; offices, gardens, and ab .ut 75 acres or capital grazing land. M a ring fence, with fuitable farm honfes,and farming buildings, fituate in the rich Vale of Glafton• bury, two miles from Shepton Mallets, four from Gladonhury, and twenty from Bath and Brlßol. Two rivulets tun through the Eftate, abounding with trout. Sto which afford a conita:it fttp. p7y of fine water ufed for irrigation. The Manor abounds with game, and there is plenty of fine marl, lime, and It , ne for build ing. The Tenant. term expires at Lady dav neat, when the whole, or any part, may heoceupied by a Purchafer. For price and every particular, where plans may he fren, ap ply (if by letter. pod paid) to Mr. Warry, New Inn ; Mars. rooks and Evcred, Shepton Mullett ; and Mr. Bell, Laud- Surveyor. Witichefter. Mr. Hicks,of Pilton Park Houfe, will fhew the Filet; ;--1 ' printtd pirtictilar- may be had at Garr.tway'sj built Brittol. White [tart, feat% ; Antelope, Salifbury; Nev. Lyndon Inn, h).. eta.; and George Bridgewater. SOUTH WALES. FIFTEEN THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND in the °unties of Cardigan, Cartnarthcn, and Peutbroke.will be cffered for Sale, by Private Contrad, at the Black Lion Inn, its the town of Lampeter, in Cardigaufhire, on TueLlay, this 25th of Auguft next, and four following days ; and ?Mt on the 18th of ugult and four following days, as mentioned in tonnes Adv,r et.ts. l'he pi incip.,l part of this, property i 4 fo fltulted, as to admit of it being dividca into Three diaind and w.. 11 coiluedlett Efiatrs. The firft of them to coufitt of the Manor or Lordll4 Lam• peter, with all its Polities) and other Right.. Roya , ties, &c. and molt of the Hodes and Buildings in the Town of Lampeter, • and almutt all the lancla in that Farah, and feveral adjoining parifhes, in the fame County, of the anr.ual value of 3 o it and upward•.--• The beautiful River Tivy runs through this Eltate : and to any perfon difpofed to build a Rebdence in Wales a molt delightful fituation for a Mallon prefents itfeif here, ah•w'iding in Wood and Water, and commanding the molt csterdive profpeds and pidurefque views, over the belt cultivated and mut luzunant. part of south Wales, in a very cheap part of the country, and within a convenient diftance of a good Market Town. N li. Lampcter is a contributory Borough for returning a Mem. bet to Parliament for the Town of Cardigan. And all perfons admitted at the Lord's Court in Larnpeter, are e•titicd to vote for the return of loch Member. More upon this head appears atinecclTary in this place, but it 'nay he prmn.r to ohferve that this Lot may be increafa to 4aool. a year, or upwards or reduced to ktecl. or acool. at the option of the Purchafer 1 he Second Lot, to confift of fcveral Farms and Lande, in the P...ifh c f Pembrin, in the Paid County of Cardigan, adjoining the Sea, within form miles of the Town of Cardigan. e,liled the Pent brin and Lamborth Eltate, of the annual value of t 001 or there abouts, capable of cmfi.lerable improvement, at little exp.-tote, by reafon that coal and lime may 6e landed on the I.:flare from the lea, and that fea weed and fa fanil (favourite manure in this country) are dole at band. The Third, In eon fift of lonic Buildings in the Gown of Lien in the Gusty of Carmarthen fever it well connedtcd Farina in that Pala,. and in the adjoining Piril7l,l ut Caye and I.lanycrwya, in the fame County, of the annual value of Itcd. or thtreabouts• The reit of the Property, confining of forte Building.. in the Town of Haverf, rd Writ, and feveralderac7ied Farms, in di 1' son t pang of the three Counties above named, will he Void in feparatt Lots ; as will the three feparate Eftates above mentionc , !, wads purehafers Clan be found for them, in Three Lots The whole of the Lands are slow in a rapt I flee of Inw , rov.t_ mien from the New S'yllem of Agrieult,:re lately ktrodure'cl Into South Waks ; and may, in a few years, at a very expence,.be made to produce at lcaft double the ' , relent yearly Rents 'this cireumftanee alane flreWs how preferable it is to pu rebate Effates in Wales than in Ergland, where the 1.21;d4 are already to Much improved, is to atfard but little,if any. chance of a further advmee of Rent : add to thli.,th4 Tenants it; Wiles pay the 1,a0,1 Tas.and all tither outgoings, except the l ardi rd's Property Tax. Printed P.dilculars of the whole Edase may Ise fad, st the Chanil:rs or Mr. Hugh Smith, Lincoh's lon, (who is aurh rifed to treat for the •ialeraml receive cropofals in the meet time); alto a: the o:ike of Mr. Thosltac Lewis, of Llandilo in Caren rtheh- Core ; of Mr: Charles Hzlf.li ( . I.alld Surveyor) f.attwo.d. near Ntrbetii, South Wales ; and cf Mr. Evan Stephens, of iNicwtovre s iu Niontgoniery rein. ever. Cnarl* Edmunds, of I...m2eter, will thew the Peterwell and Ca yo c I tes ; Sitv,irws fl . oss ell. LAO of MorEs..near the Klub' in and Lanthortli ElLate w II hew U. it Property: and :vir. (.!:arks Hairall will thew Much p mrs of the doached property to are iP Pernbrekdkire, and that pa t pi' Carntartheidhke width ad j joins it.