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Defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called TREBINSHUN, fituate in the parilhes of Llan- gaftey, Tallyllyn, 4nd Cathedine i in the county of Brecon, con lifting ari neat mafifson-honfe, adapted in every refpeet for the Millrace of a Gentleman's fatolly,with a coach-houfe, and other imam aces, the reouifite number of barns, (tables, and other convenient out-buildings, all in complete repair; a 14rge walled pucka, Shrubbery, orchard, and upwards of two hundred find ninety Astute acres of excellent arable, meadow, pafturc r and wooll-kaad,divided into convenient inclofures s and well watered. 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Handkerchiefs, colour. 45 0 4 Cotton Shawls .6 ediumit.rs • 116 Pieces Ginghams . 242 Pieces Cambric Mullin Of areas quota. 53 Pieces Various Mullins 120 Pieces Pallospores lair 4 Piece. 'Angelo* .11 Cott CA:tart', 123 Pieces Dimity -- —. 60 Pieces Printed Cam, a Piece Kerfeymeri •--:"-- McMullin Handkerchiefs 1 Hats . . Foie net:math - ins, Rheumatic Gout Sciatica,. .* ' ati the fame time and place, , .3.„,, Lumbago, Head-Itch, Nunihnefs PpVy, Indigettion. MI The following White and ,Probillited Gooilay 41 11 114stel s tilic talent Spafmodic or flying PaIM rued Debility aid tic - Last,- Cargo of the Fixaspowz, captured in the! tWen Sea;bitio non of the Syltetu, SPRAINS, BRUISES. Ste. Mpjeftr. Ship Sz.ta, Jour Gs IlDtice, V 4 Commander, ' Experience has proved the mild flimulating powers rd and regularly kOndemned as Prize, at the Cape of Good Hope: ' Warren RAO'S ESSENCL 0 6 Z !Vie prx r i p Pills, and f,loid, tbe , viz. 242012131 TED. . WHIT?. .. • Vika efedrat remedy ever made known to the world, !surto.- 244$ Pieces of Cotton Re- 32 Pieces Mullin faceetiled in • cafes of fix. tight, ten, twenty, and even of male Ass Pieces ditto, hitched forty years Randing, otter other means bad failed, and it ha. 2761 Plates of Chintz • with thread *Glumly conal more patients of the above complaints, than r• 508 Pieces of Bengal Taffa- 9 Pieces ditto, with flyer ell tie medicines toff Ware made Public. The II aid Ef- tics • t Ricers ditto, vith told fence is fo Copula* penetrating and fpeedyln itkoperatiin, as ~ 68 Pieces China Silks • 20 Mats ditty, with fillt generally to effed the cure of • y Pieces India Stuffs po Pleess,Muilia FLuidkfs. SPRAINS and BRUISES by a few applications. 29 Pieces Ditto 373 Pgies Doica Malin - ' Whitehead's Ellence of Mallard is prepared and fold ar lo b Pieces &kers a 4 Places ditto Handlifs. I'. yd. each Ibex or Bottle, by R. 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Reflediable &hook ind ?amnia, if not . dillatit frons.Tawn, mid attended on the anal conditions, and intruded in story demi/mac of inosiorn-Dancing. NOTICE to the CR EDfIORS and DEBTORS of the the late GEORGE HEMING, Efq. &caged. A LL Perfons who have any Claims or Demands I- cm the Eltate or Effeds of GEORGE HEMING, late of Weddingtos, in the Comry of Warwick, but afterwards of jtavetdorte, to the Canada of Leicefter and Derby, Elf de teak& and who harepot already delivered in their Aceottnu, in purfunce of former Adsertifements for that ptuifofe, are hereby refpnitively infouned, that unkfs fueh Actemats are delivered to Mr George Greenway, Attorney at Law, Nun eaton, Warwiekihire; or to Mr. James Nicholls, Attorney at e Law, No. 41, Glen Ruffel-Rreet, Elloomtbury, London, an or before the tat day WO:l**er nest, that they will be ex cluded all Sank arid* from the Mate and u':Eta dale faid deceakil. ra FUtST MAWN TICKET *spool. THE STATE-LOTTERY Begins Drawing the astb 01 November, tilos, asd contains : s r _dm at . 4. adscoe. k , 3 PtUffet -J • - - w i mp, - . t= et .- - - - e a • • 3 POO 11 Wipe - 4, r Soo AM colter Prizes ainew to 5t3.0001. p 'MITTS .aisd SE4RES are as Sale of HODGES and Co. ' s, Illtotkankers, N 0.149, Osforti.ftreet, oppofhe Bond /beet, and N 0.44, St. lantesis.ftrect. Cr Falsetto any asseeit pdd on dressed. ROM/11 lA - F.6sas. klide, South kitir44lCaiid-r-go. awil , warn, manufadore Crscacr or 4 lfrokrol,fOr BalkUng la Water, which fir fur - pails In milky Duch TeeTH, or any asilar kind of Moroi. It gives to &hinds of Brick or Stow Work, an uncommon degree of ltpagtL and wham. It cots under water, Loon becomes ms 11s 4 rd as ewe, aad-wisr be Ca' riazgozn to the adios of the without Injury. Is all therefore, intehded to rdLtt Or contain water, this Count may be afed with fiogular advantage: *or it may be bound widtilme and Sand to any ddirable degree, for easu ntan....P_ _arries. amg aro prepare STVCCO for cAlSog Buildings with, of the fuse hard and durable nature as the Cement. It prefrves the walls front wet and damp, and may be executed fo as com pletely to referable Stour, at a very moderate eve= Flat raving , Coping. and Closter Stones, cheaper than naval S ogle. TO THE LADIES INELL's RESTORATIVE FEMALE PILLS. THIS furpriting Medicine is the refult of feveral yam extenfive ratlike, and has beciadminißered to a great number of leering Females - with wonderful when all other mediehles had faded.—.lr is not only effeatud in the removal of thole maladies attendant on weaknefs and kregidarity, which generally oceafionka Pale Tenow counte nance, dignity of breathing, keadpaeh, palpitation of heart, Ws of appetite, diminution of Rrength, fwelird lejts, !bna other melancholy fympto:ns, but it equally elikaciona In tin cartes of debility, from whatever ode it may arife, and is partkularly reannmentled to all Females from twelve to twenty fears of age, efpecially to thole who have the leaß tendency to con fumption.—lt is extremely elicacious alto to thole who experi ence wealinefs alter ; and it will .be found ons of the belt remedies 'gab& thole complicated complaints wbi. h Only accompany a certain period bf promotes the enteral feeretions,*reogdseus the lungs, invigorates the whole ( !iteta, and in its operation is gentle, racy, and innocent— Rdacece to a number of I.adiea who jaw wirnelled their wonderful ellicacy, may be bad at the' .Tanta *viers. the Sold, viz. Whokfak at Metfrs. Rutty and &mei., No. 7i, • and retail by Mrs. Newberry, Corner of ti:. Palaelitehereisiard ; Tett, Royal Exchange; DiOniog,9xfotd frcet; Ward, No. 314, Holirnn g Turtle. No. say, Strand ; haw. No. r ye, borough ; Meredith. Haunt-Bred, Landreth ; and allot,' al the Venders of Medicine in the Einodetu., at za nd..each box, Ramp included. _ AI half FIRE OFFICE, 'Sriatin AND Coin Hitt, ESTABLISHED for the Infurance of Houfes, Buildings, Mannfadtories, Goods and Merehandife, Ships, Veffels, Bastes, and every kind of Craft, with their Freight, Carries, andltores,in any Harbour, River, or an any 1414viga don, Farming Stock, and all other Propertp, againfi Lots or Dap mane by Fire in any part of Great Britain. The Dirf.diors have endeavoured to ma4C facharningetnepli as 010Uld be more•luitable to promote the Benefits of Fire 14.• tura:ice than thole of-the old mode. Extended commerce, en larged mannfaiftories, great accumulation of propdrty, and a vaoisv of collateral eircumaaates, rendered it abfolutely necef firy to snake variations in Fire Infurance, to avisid the errors width front timer:* time hadbeen difetivered,but neveramended. Tine Britiai Fire Office has mode feveral amendments, and filch as have induced Amery - confide-rabic number of the ant ffikschants;Tradirs, and Mmufa&nrers, to give it a molt deci. ded preference ; and they requeft the particular attention of the Merchants and Brukers'to their Ikates for Shipping Infurances, caltislated mown their peculiar and various intereits. The Carina of the &kith Fire Offien and the tefpedtability of its Proprietary, renders any obfersation on its Stability un meceffaty, and the tharadters of the Managers place them above the potability of running into wild or fanciful fehemes to ob tain Bnfinefs : ail the rides, regulations, terms, and conditions, have been maturely weighed and confider*, and walbe found, on reference to the rimed Pripotals, to contain every thing fair and equitable. To Fanners, the new Mode of Infiniti: Agriculturally:4i ie recommended, which only requires a value upoa each , fpecks of Grain, in whatever boliding,or on whatever part °fake Farm it may be,.at a premium of 35. per cent. per annum, and prevents the htfecurity attached to the old Mod; now in pradtice with .the other Inforance Offices ; but the Britilt Fire Office will, whenever cleared, willingly grant Infuranee on the old made. Loper by Fire from Lightning are madegood, had in cafes of Infutance on Freehold Property, the benefit of the poli c y wilt &Rend collude perfons who may be legally entitled to the fame, until she neat payment on the Pollen beCOMOS Al me, without notice being given to the Office. • itlytual Nitrates's dor at ltfietnaltter Day sari be pad midriff is Days therefrom, or tie hemp of the Polity will he I Jot Infer:km may he renewed after, witbomt cite expiate q a ono Polity. Printed Propofals and. Conditions of infarance, 'mi t a LI of the Direttors, *Entices, ike. may be had grads of their Agents in all theCkies ant principal Towns in the Klagdats ROBERT SKELTON, Bee.