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Svo, price XI . lois SELECTION OF CURIOUS MITICLE-; from the GEN ri.rMAN's.MAGAZINE, Researches, Historical and Antiquarian ; 2. Ancient and Nl,ldern Literature, Criticism, and Philology ; 3. 1 bilosophy and Na:ural History; 4. Letters *to and from eminent Person; 5. hliscid:a neous Articles, including Anecdotes of extraordinary Persons, 14seful.Projects and Inventions, dtc. &e. • PrintO for I.sugyu,an, Hurst, Rea, and. Orfne,, Picarnostst row ; and I. Niunday, Oxford. •."Earract of a letter from Mr. Gibbon, the Historian, to Mr. Nicholsydrated Lausanne, Vehruary 34 , lin: • • " I am tempted to embrace this opportunity of suggesting to you the idea x)f a work, which must t e evrely received by the public. That voluminous series ((;entleman's Magazine) of more than thr..tscore years how contains a great number of literary, 'historical, and miscellancaus articles of real -value; they are at . prn sort buried hi a heap of temporary rubbish ; but if properly eh fen and cLissed, they revive to great advantage ma new publication of a moderate size.' TITCHFIELD, HANTF. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT. AN 'Excellent FAMILY Ij()USE, situ :te in the pleasar.t Village of TITCHFI ELI), scree miles from Gos port, three from Farebain, and nine from Southampton ; con sisting of a Drawing-room 26 feet by 20, Dining-room sod bitting-I'OOMS six Rooms on the first and four on the attic storey, besides Servants' Rooms, a Butler's Pantry, Housekeeper's Room, Servants' Hall, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Dairy, and good Witte and beer Cellars, &c. Etc. There are also, .♦tbles, dou ble Coach-house, Brewboute, Wasbhouse, and Laundry, with divers other convenient Offices detached. A: the Lack of the House at-n Flower and Kitchen Gardens, comprising upwards of two Statute Acres of Laud, completely walled round, with a &c. . 1 , . L. About 1.50 Yards on the North side of the Garden (ex. cepting the space occupied by three small Cottages, which may be had if required) adjoin the street, through which it is propostd to bring a new Turnpike•road, leading 6oin Cnshtun to South. hampton, Bosley and Winchester. it is well worthy the attention of Builders. For Particulars apply to Mr. Edwards, a N. 3, New Ens. well-court, I.ineolo's Inn Fields ;•• or to Mr. Thozas Mund,y, Theltfirld, who will spew the Premises. 'l'o WHARFINGERS, COAL, SALT, AND coax DEALERS: To be SOLD by AUC l';ON, by W. mooaE and SON, Precisely at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon of Wednesday, the 20i h day of December, 1809, at the Hop-Pole inn, in the Bo rough of Tewkesbury, in the. County of Gioucegter; LL those desirableCOAL-WHARFS, WARE• HOUSES, and PREMISES, si•uate ou the Quay, in the Borough of Tewkesbury aforesaid, the proper. y of Mr. .i . :It)A!AS F..t liOlt Pe: comprising two enclosed IV idA 'ft FS, copable of e J;l• taining upwards of 1200 l'ons of Coal, with co - .•triodious ric:•,+ty for Smiths Coal, Cokes, Making Coal, Bricks, Slate, 'riles, Limr, and other articles. A RANGE of WAREHOUSES, newly and most substar tially built, and in excellent repair; consisting of one Room 43 fee; $3 inches by 18 feet G inches, two Rooms -14 toet 8 inches by 19 fret 3 inches each, one Room 48 feet by 15 feet S inches, one Room l il..•ez 8 inches by 15 feet 8 inches, one Room 37 feet 10 inches I by 14 feet 9 inches, and two others of smaller dimensions; tore. t!!er Ivith other convenient Buildings for the storing of various 1 floods. A convenient Counting. House; a three-stalled and two other largc Stables, capable of holding i 0 horses. 'these Premises are more eligibly f,:tuated for busines , . than any lin the Borough, and perhaps exceeded by few in th e i t i rg d ont ; land for a NVharfinger, Coal or Co::-dealer, th situation is pe.; ( :... advantageous ; being on that part of the Quay where Goods can as well he landed from the Xevirn as the Avon. *rhe junction of the two rivers at Tewkesbury renders it the principil depot foe Goods going op or down the same. The ilu , iness which has been c%rrirtl on for many years in there premises (and which will be continued until the iniref.:iter takes to it) has been very lucrative ; is not liable, as most trades are, to loss by bad debts, and is row parted with for no other reason than that the ill state of health of the present Proprietor obliges Mtn to de.lne. One !mit of the Pnrchase•money may remain on Mortgage of the kir:tnis,:s. The. 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