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-...- •., , ~_ ~.......,.. . . .., i p..... 444... ..... ~....4 . Q\ "y am*. .._ , . p.O I - s ..it- !-• I k7 . 7 t 7 5 1 74.57 p gr . : p ;4' • 4 •‘. 3. : 2 ,7 ** 7 , k os t o... •oe "I v A . i 7 .7.771 ....1 •-• • A • y•msa 1.'248 FRIDAY, 7ULT so, 1802 [!'RICE SIX-PENCE; NEXT MONDAY The New Sr •te Lottery begins Drawing. st , .co. - 2. IN l'S I'Lr S. ONLY aappo TicxErs. TIC I:'„Ts And Shares are on Sale in great rarity. at HODGES and Co.'s. Stork-brokers. No. ta9, Os 'or. •r. r, r t. OPPOilte Bond-Itreer. and No. 44, St. James's . 1....a...4'11/I.s to any amonnt paid oo demsnd. $3llO MANUFACTORY. T HE Public are requested to obferve, that this MANOr AcTo IT eaonot be aurora in eonfequenee of any appßeadon or reeimimmtlation whatever. Motives, both of u p&die aud private nature, have ia.iueed the Proprietors to adopt this meafure. and they holt their Friends will fn.= them tbs. painful talk of a refuf.ll.—...toito, May to, t 802. PILF-RHOLD MANSION sal ESTATE in KENT. TO BE SOLD, In the pleafanteft part of the County of KENT. ACAPITAI. MANSION HOUSE, with Alit -21)14: thit•OfrlCC% Gardens, and Pk-afure Grouviii, and about Soo Acres of rich Arable. Meadow, Pafture and Hop Ground. Further Particulars may be known by Application to Mars. Forger, Cooke, and Fevre, of Lincoln s-inn, London. FE.REHOLD ESTATES and MANORS, BERKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CROFT, NEXT MONDAY MORNING, the Drawing of the EogUlh Lottery Mew, with a Prize of socoL No. z 6, CORNHILL. TO CANAI. CONTRAC IRAS AND MASONS. THE KENNET and AVON CANAL COM MITTEE Intend meeting at the Bear Inn, Devizes, on Wodnefday, the 4th of Ana& at Twelve o'clock at noon, to receive Proposes, and enter into Contrails for Twenty-disc Locks, and Twenty Bridges; n:id alai for Cuttinn and Form ing Four Miles of Canal, near the laid Town of Devizes. Pans and Specifications may be I:en by applying to Samuel Hodgkin{ 'in, of Devise% aforcitid. rESSRS. 1-IORNSBY :Ind Co afore their' Fria ids ind the Public. that the denund for Tickets 5!..,,r-• at thrlr Offiees in art nad Country. is far be .... milt linguine expediati t ; i ideed, it is facia as ..trr.lni. a deeded opinion, t►at t whole of the 24.000 I,eke.• will beidifpofeci of before neat Monday morning, nine at which time the Drawing of the Lottery commences. x sss and Co, therefore requeft their Fr':•nd• and the r.,l4ic by no means to delay purchafing —Tickets are riling and mull continue to rik. A : rink. with an exult account of each day's drawing, will k In:4 for the immediate ilifpedtinn of all thole who honour tar an, Ca with their conunands, free of any expeoce N. IC All orders executed es the fame terns 34 if pr,"cre. ON MONDAY next the ENGLISH LOT TERY beans DRAWING. 1-ft Day, Monday, 2.1 Anuft, Fie!. drawn C. soya cgtd D.f. thurfday. sth Auguft. Flrft drawn WOO bird Day, Madly. ph Auguft, rirft drawn 10.0c1) Fourth Day. ' I'mrlday,l2o August, Flrft drearn 20,7cr, fifeh Day, ,6th Firft drawn stop Sixth Day, Thnrlday, tiph Augaft, Firfl drawn acoo Seventh Day. Munaay, 23d Auzuft, Firft drawn 20,0c0 Eighth, daft I tar, Thurfday,a6th Aug. Firft drawn to,ooo IL:fides CAI'IIAL and other PR IZES to the amount of L. t0,..b00. Tbr TICKETS, HAINES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and I.F. mrt I SHARES are Sea and Regiftered an th, low< ft T.rulo at Mr. NICHOLSON's Offlee, No. 16, Condit!, op vete the D.in! of England, where„th the fait Englifh Lottery, air thin different Parana In Chiba and Individuals re atircd Shares of CAP! rAL PRIZES, from 2ida..rol. to 2macl. Eatieulars in the Schemes at large.—Offtee hours from Li:A iu the Moru:'ng until El;ht at Night. LI lIRA I'UR E. I ACKINGTOPT, ALLEN, and Cn. refpeet i tally inform the Pnelli:.that th& NEW CATALOGUE is now cornpl..td It will be found to contain the greatrit ~tidy of farce and euriou,mrtides; and the fak hems for ro„.;y meaty ouly, the ;. as Vu.d, are reel low. Tcmplc of :he Maks. lritAiry Num, jay 16. This dly Ha-donwly printed in %lotto and illuftratal with Plates 111 Natural H.Sary, dct —"tics 11. sa. in 1l is (Thdicated, by rem ilftun, to the Right Um. 4 grd Hosoar). The Second Volume of A N ACCOUNT the ENGLISH COLONY] IA hi NEW SOUTH W AI 4 ES, from hs firtt Settlement ji jAnuary I TU. to Aupil t Sot. With Remwits On the lhf poti: jaw, Wenn, M.uuters, /mot the Native inhabliants of tha Conn ry. *bleb are Wed, lonic particulars of New t compiled, by pernsillop ‘ front the MSS of [Acute tam (1. Valli. King; anAss.Amount of a 'Voyage ptrfnrmed by CaptainFllnle s and Mr. Da, ' by which the eriftence of a Etr. !t feparating VAtt Dleniailh laufil Wert the Continent of Nor Hod:And, was alcatailc4 4 . übilrailled from the Journal d Lk. Bah. By 1.1-elettaiit-e f fir lona COURT 4 " . Of etc 4ayil Late page Advocate. sad &dewy tide Co'ony. Printed Inr C a d rfl jun. gal Davao. stran d . • • A fcw Copies, on lo; paper.: with itlt Ingram' of tiAlatcs; price iL 16e. in boards. YAMS DORSALTS, AND TUE DISEASES OF THE SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, Yee. Pm:Ural Rays and Remarks on the Takes Dorfalis. Tkis day was publifhed, Price Ss. In large Odavo, bound in Lards, the Second Edition, with 'fry confider.ibk addl. of I)Ii.IC.7TICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on that (pecks of Corifnmption Incident to Youth, anti the &Went stars of Life, commonly called TAW/ Dorfalis; with to neount of the nature, motes, and cure of that Diftempzr; et , n, r .tr-itiag its baneful effesfts on the find! (unions of the .?,!” t moray. indualing the Meares ariSog therefrom; , ti.e Nervous Atrophla' the Ezoneitofis, and the I or Crwfunspdon in general. With Miliaria of Cafes etc. same; in the A a.boes Prattice during the fourteen Yon. By a ST. JOHN I FALE, (1. Zito , of tit.- Rnyal Academy of Surgery, la Paris ; of tke I 1,,r./G:y Leyden; and burgeon, in London, formerly Major to ti.c Fifth Regiment of Infantry; and the h il,,fp;tal, at Chatham.) r • J. Walker, No. 44, Paternofter.row ; J. Ride way, To. St. jaineis-fqaare ; and at No. 60, Corner of Soho-Spare. a r.c.cular amount of the nature and WEI of the above 1:i ' R.eaciirre are referred to the Biographical. Literary. Magasine foe Jane, 140 J, from page tt6 UP 211 TO SPORTSMEN. 'eclat of f:veral Nlicinen aid Spaeth:net t Sbortt.r wM be rablithcal, 8 I . PFATISE on the ART of SHOOTING ; - P.:..asp-ment, *Jrc—late, and Breaking of Poinbss and modes of litatinr, finding.and hunting Croak. - • Pluufaits. 114rt.s. Woodcocks, and Snipes; an Cane Laws; and a vrtaln plan of pre • , !'n ichers : t om de ft :Ilia, Manors; with a nuns , ! • 1....e.1.• Tt•ecipts, 'rowel whkh will be a art.tin cure - called the Diftcruperorbich frAstiever to Lit in its very sirvrft Rage; with fork rules laid f.. 11 to improu! any Sp:or:Stun in Shootirg. ard ty e informmion as has never been before oftred and too numerous to come within the limits of 1 (.71 Ity an OLD SPORTSMAN. C "777nrd actual cspericnce ard prat ice; Interfperfed r:•At dirzi,vcrik, funning altneethce the coin .,.;•ntling Book and Marcum ever laid before :he lovers r;:i. sr al, pltz.rieg, and defy htful centif.tnent of Shooting. Work v. i 2 be printed 1.7 soldkriptiett, io one Vdtunc, • .9, ii . altratcd with Plat'.. ripen entire new deligos, ard maftcrly fide. l'. ice Onc Cain( aln bfurdtt half Ito be paid at the time of Subtext:al, and the re ' • it:6irt:ly of the h.,*, which will be put to Pre& •.1! a, 11;473 Li the to the er. Cc 'I printing; and nu OXTO CO*l will I.e t then oft; arc :gla...fty filferi:ed fi.r, as it is ..ot whit I NV .4 vino:urn:v. A Lift of Subrcribers will be prelltictl k, and itch Cody will be iltroterrd in ant r a : • JO `or ; and ther e f o re f a: b o:mi e r te n wb o wi t h t o 7. • • • .Mena of the Plates, will do well to be tarty in $ • A !,.w Copies will be prin . e LI on a large ripe►, with .r trilvTions of the Fires, beautifully cniuured after na- Aiss. ^ptiorts received by Mr. Browne, Printer and Book- Corn-lireet. Bath and Ltongtnan ate itCOl Na 39s FRIENDSHIP. WHILE in thepietirttfite of fociety, Mar. rine is too frequently the atompaet of edema or con veniene; a Young Female, of energetic, and fomewliat en , lightened mind, basing painfully experienced the fallacy of en luring happinefs, is dellrous (fro n being recently kit a Widow, in cireunittatitea particularly im f;.rtunate) . of meeting, if poi% file, with an elegant fincere Friend, of liberal fentimente and fuperior rank ; with fuch a Pi iend the wauld be happy to go abroad, or into the nintry. The inoft alqueltiouable proo f of honour are however regulate, and mutt be clearly mania felted. Ne. enquirers, or lettere of curiolity, can- meet atom. tion.—Addrefa. (poit paid,) to B. D. No. 36, Q:2ebec-itrect. New Road, Mary-la-Bonne. TO THE LADIES. FOR very particular Reafons, the Proprietor of the BLOOM of NINON de. L'ENCLOS has removed the Sale of that elegant COmpolition from Mr. Day's, No. ;, Testi . Rock-ftrect.Covent-groden, to Mr. Vickery's, No. 6, next door, where they may depend up -:1 having it genuine. It le a well known fad, that the Lady from whom this ad. mirable Cofmetie derives its name, was celebrated for the cle • limey of her complexion to the fait period of her exiit..-e cc; the inebriation of which was entirdy owing to the conftant Me of this excellent preparation. Its wonderful effeds in removing Freckles, Myyphews, Worms, and all Imperfedions c f tbe Skin, claim the attintion of ever! Lady, and give it a fopeHority over ever/ thing vended for funilzr purpofes. It is particularly re e nmcnded for the Hands and Arms, rendering them of a beautiful and natural white, &e. if applied to the Fae: immedi ately after Sea-bathing, it prevents that brown emelt appear ance fo generally complained of front the &eels of (alt water. • Sold 1w nyder of the P.nprletor at Mr. Golding's. Perfumer to her Maj. Ry,Cornhill ; Mr. Vi,!k...ry. No. 6, Tavißock•ftreet, Covent-emit:is; Mr. Overton. Perfumer, No. 47, New Bond- Nett; and Mr. Wright, Wade's Paige, Bath; price 31. tel. ssch bottle. WHITE HANDS have ever been eficemed a perfcmal beauty In both Sexes, and in forte parts of Europe are effent:al to Perfons of Rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian Wattling Cakes, poffeli the peculiar prof erty of giving the mat cxquilite delicacy of texture, and inconceiv able fainies to the Hands which are conftan;ly walled with obis Soap only; and tbefe effeds arc not produced too fuddcnly, as if by pain, but gradually, by correcting all the imperfedions Oahe AM; and, wilts one,: produced, which they are certain to be by perfevcrance, they are permanent. Even in cafes whore the fkin has been injured by labour or other "%knee, the hardncfs and co.ulcacfs arc effeCtually, infallibly, and perma nently removed, and fuccecded by finoothnets, fairucfs, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any other means whatever. To people of Million, and others who have not Injured the texture of their *ln, the fuperinr excel lence of the Bandana Soap will be evident after the first time, I of t..fulg it. _ Sold - , by appointment, price only fa each cake, by Oulu% No. up, Strand, feyenth houfe from Temple-bar • Mr. Duo nett, N. 3, CheapSde ; Mr. Green, No. 132, o:ford.ftrect ; Mr. Newton, No. 426, corner of Great Rand ftreet ; Mr. Golding, No. 42, CornbiU ; Cattle and Lea, New Bond-ftrect ; Dangerfaald's Library, Beritley-fqnare • Mr. Sheppard, Book feller, ariftol; Mr. Brawn George- t r ees , Bath; Mire °reg ion, Doke-fireet, Liverp;ol; Mr. Ward, Low-gate, Hull; ad by all refpedtabk Peafronara, agt. VILLA, HYTHE, IN KENT. TO BF. SOI.D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AFREEHOLD ESTATE; con fi ning of a very complete Manton-houfe, fit for the refidence of a Gento.l Family, with Offices of every kind, and about Fwelvc Acres of Land, molt defirably &tutted at Hythe, command. it a very extenfive and delightful Sea and Land View. There is floyding for Two Carriage+, and an excelknt .Four-ftalled Stable and Saddle-room. Imm.siiate Poffeilion may be bad, and fome Firtures and valu.lblc Furniture taken at an Appralfement. For further Particulars apply at Meas. Driver's, Kent.road ; or Meas. Tournay, Hythe. DANGEROUS COMPLAINTS. Anther locouteffible proof of the eSeaey of Alr.Ltomvies Pi t.t.s, recommended to the notice of the afnidted. To Mr. Llano sr, at his DifpenLuT, Manchefter : DKAR SIR, r i 4 HE iiruiwing account of my cafe will, 1 Mai 11 - be a convincing proof of the infallibility of your Pills:— Through ir.attertiou and negligence, my complaint became fo *laming. that I applied to a furgeon in the vicinity for advice, who •reated nee unfuccefsfully for tome time, and at length in. formed me th It my cafe was dcfperate, owing to my not ap pli•lng fur tnetlical aid Conner: in this dreadful fituation, a friend of mine recommended the :life of your Pills, fwhich, after taking two boxes, fo far recovered me, that my ac quaintance were aftonifh..d at my fpeedy recovery; and in a mouth more, in she end of Jun:, I was wen enough to go to Harwich., for the benefit of fa-bathing, to re-eftablifh my nervous fyftem, which from my Ion; confinement had Coffered moicb..—l live at Norwich, whither I fall return in about a fortnight, perfedtly rellored to my former date of health.— I beg you will iniorm,the world at large of this my cure, that the difcafcd part of the human race niay reap the benefit of your Rill; and to the incredulous yon may (hew this letter, and the name of, Dear Sir, Your obedient bumble fervent. Ipfwich. Aug. ry, 1796. THOMAS KR PAK& 1/' There Pills are fold, at 25. N. the box, wholeiale and retail, at Mr. lignom's Difpenfary, No. 57, Bridge-ftreet, in Manebefter ; and az Howard and Evans's, No. 42, Long-lane, Weft-Smithfield, tole wholefale agents in London; and retail by the following perfors: H. Conde% 47, Minories; W. Clark, 269, Borough; . 1,.rdan..43. Whitechaptl ; jeboult, 150, Oxford-ftrtet; Sutton, t4l, Logg-Acre ; Wade, Old Bond ftreet. and 161. Pleet-fireet; Tint and Dolton, Royal Ey chat.gc ; Knight. Norton Foliate; Turtle. s 27, gtrand : Ward, jl4, Holborn ; and by the principal Yenden of Medicines In every town in the limited Kingdom. IN THE SOUTH OF DEVON. TO BL LET.—and entered on Immediately, AN exceedingly good MANSION HOUSE, called %Nem., fitusted in the Parifh of !Word and coun ty of Devon. The Houk is fpacious and convenient, and con fine of a large rntrance Hall, Dinint and Breakfaft Parlour, and Drawing Room, with nine Bed Rooms, and feveral light Clofets, and every other rcquifi:c for a gelteel family. Sur rounding the Houfe are an hundred Acres of very excellent Meadow, Orrhard, Penury, and Arable Land, and an eaten (lec range of Woulland and Coppice, plertitully itorcd wi'h Game. The whole forms a delightful render= fora Gentle man fond of agricultural purfuits, or rural d'Atzra.ats. The Premiks are diftant Two Miles from Chudleigh, and Four from Newton Abbot, two very Good Marh.t Towns, Five front Teignmottzh, the molt fantiona'Jle Refort fur Sea Eathin • 1-. th. Weft of P.nghnd, and fr m Exeter. Should the whole of the Grounds be thot.ght too much, any quantity may be taken with the lioufe. for Viewing the Premifes apply to Mr.Tl‘omas Rowell, of ldcford; and for further Particulars to Philp Lyde, of Brix ham, in Devon. N. B. Letters (Port paid) duly anfwercd. Brixham, Devon, July 14, 18ot. .1 MANOR, with a RESIDENCE and FARM, in Hand TITHE FREE, and ADVOWSON, near MARL BOROUGH. WILTS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPITAL ESTATE, th e MANOR of EAST KENNETT,with the Royalties, Advowfon,&c. ple:.fantly fituate in a Healthy P,•rt of thexCounty of Wilts, on lie b order and within a quarter of a Mlle of the Bath Road, Four and a Half Miles from Marlborough, Eight from Carbae, Nine from Dcrizes, Twanty Seven from Bath, Twenty-five from Salithury, and Seventy-nine from London; eotnprlfing a handfonte, modern, Uniform, well.creEted Family Houle and 011 ices, fpacious wailed Garden, Orchard, Lawns, Etc. with Five Huntired and Eighty-two Acres of exceeding good Arable and Ware Land, with rich Water Meadows; the whole eompad and adjoining, with a good Farm Houfc,Barns,Dove houfa and ample Out-buildings, at convenient diftances, and Six Cottages in the Village. Alio the Advowfon and Rights of Palturage to the Donative or Perpetual Curacy of the Parith Churchlof haft Kennett ;the prefcnt incumbent is middle-aged. The Refidence is furrounded by pleating Views, capable of accommodating a large Family, and in a very rich Rate. The Lands arc in good order ; the whole fanning a very complete Ellate. abounding with Game, excellently fupplicd with Wa ter, and Tithe Free, including alto the great and (mall Tithes of the mut:tinder of the Parifh. The valuable growing Elm and Ails Timber will alto be included in the Purchafe, and im mediate poffeffion may he had, both of the Refidence and Farm. Alio an undivided Moiety of the Upper Weft Kennett Farm, containing Three Hundred and Sixty-five Acres of Arable, Patture and Water Meadow, with immediate PoffelLon of the whole Mate. The Bailiff will thew the. Eltates (Sundays excepted). Apply or addrefs (Poll Paid) to . Mr. John Gale, of Stert, near Devizes. DEVON. CAPITAL MILL with SPINNING MACHINERY, TO BE SOLD, _ _ - - 'THE Fee Simple and Inheritance of a New Built Mil, with Two Water Wheels, Three Pair of Stocks for cl: aning Woollen Goods, and a Corn Mill adjoin l'!Z, an in W,trk, with a ennitant and abundant fupply of Water, fituated at L•e Mill Bridge, in the l'arith of Plymp ton St. Mary, in the County of Devon, fight Mlles diftant from Plymoisth. The I.ng•h of the Buildings is Seventy-five Feet, and the breadth Twenty-from, togctber with Three Fields adjoining of excelknt Pafture Land, with a llohay, Orchard, and Waite, eontaning in all Seven Aores, Three Roods, and Thirty-ft Percher. A very large Woollen Bufinefs, for which the ntuation is ?Leona', adapted, is now carried on upon the Premifes, and the Purchafer may be UCC3rnertodatht with all the valuable Machinery at a fair Apprakmem. For Sole of the Premifes 4 Public Smvey will be held at the Pope's Head Inn, in the Bornagh of Plymouth, on Thurfday the 49th day of Aught neat, pet:cit.:ly by Four o'clock in the Afternoon. Mt: Presnifcs may be viewed on Tuefdays and Friday* only, by appllcatloo to Ow Foreman on the Spot o and further Par • ticulan kaolin of Mats. Elford and Foot. SOW:IV:P[3. at Ply. Ntk Dock. . B. A deposit of tot per cent. will be torpefted to be paid `doom h 7 ebsPurullaier, roost is the 13alc is *Cc& Stated t;a Junt r SBOl. BOOKS, NOVELS, PICTURES, PRINTS, DRAWINGS, and MISOELLANII:S. To be Sold by AuCtion, by Mr. KING, junior, Tavittock- Ilrect,Covent-Garden, on Tucfday, August 3, and four fol lowing days, at twelve, AComi Colic&ion of BOOKS, PICTURES, PRINTS, DRAWINGS, COLOURS, PI.AISTER CAST'S, Sze. including the Library of Mr. Smith, of inington, comprifiag Encyclopedia Britannica, 23 Vols. boards, Wal poles Anecdotes, c Vols. tft impreilions; Mrtithly Re view, Gentleman's Magazine, Annual Rsgaler, Philofophical Tranfaelions, Works of Morton, Rollin, ShakJpeare, Sterne, 3.11. Po?c, Milton, Peroufe, irontonelle, Dourdaloue, Ste. belt modern Novels, by Rade! ff., Smith, Prates Gunning, Reeve, Lewis, Nlinifie, &e. May be viewed on Monday, Augeß 2, and Catalogues then had, price 6d. GWERSYI.LT PARK, DFNBIGIiSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE coNTRAcT, Either together or in the following Lots, Lot t.GWERSYLLT PARK, comprifing a Manfiou Haufe of modern ftrudture, hat and cold bath, fuitable and commodious attached and detached offices, three pews in Gresfurd church, ftabling for 20 horfes, coach-honk for three carriages, a caNitilete farm-yard, two very produelive walled gardens, bat bottle, green-houfe, a park, walled round, excepting on the EMI fide, where the river Alyn, (a famous trout ftream), is the boundary, comprifing t 46 acres of land, of the firft quality; a cottage and field near the park gates, called Pen y lan : and the turnpike-honk and Barden, et Crofs-greet ; the whole containing say acres, two roods, and 23 perches, or thereabouts. The Manfion 'lnure , upon a good plan, ;be drawing.roont 33 feet by 24, and the eating-room 24 feet by 22. The preafure grounds are extenfive, and were arranged under the direalon of the late Mr. Eames, and are univ, gaily allowed to compote one of the moft pietu ►cfque levies in the principality. Lot a. An excellent FARM HOUSE, ealkd Upper Corer fylit, with very convenient and exteuive outbuildings, a pew in Gresford church, a cottage and garden at Crofs-ftrect, and shout uSa acres and 27 perches of good land, in the holding of Mrs. Whitby, as tenant at wilL Upper Gwerfylit glands on an eminence, commanding an ex tenfive and beautiful view into Chrihire and Shropfhire, and may at a Wall expence be converted into a defirable refidcnee. Lot 3. A MESSUAGE and OUTBUILDINGS, a Pew in Gre.lord Church, and about t2O Acres, r Rood,aod 26 Perches of very rich land, oppofite the Park Gates, in the holding of Mrs, Whitby. as tenant at will ; ufually called the Lower Farm. There are feveral very eligible fituations for building in the laft lot. . . Lot 4. A MrSSUAGE and OUTBUILDINGS, in the holding of John Roberts, as tenant at will, with about t 9 Aeres and 27 Perches of good land. Comelylit Park ERate lies within a ring fence, in a beautiful, rich, and populous country,and in a very good neighbourhood. three miles from the parilh church of Gresford, two miles and a half from Wrexham,where there are two markets every week, and a daily putt from London ; and 11 miles from Chefter. John Roberts, at Owerfylit Park, will thew the prenufes; and particulars may be had, by applying to MeErs. Philpot and Stone, Red Lion.fquare, London; or Mr. timbal:leo, Frio" Cbcita, while Mar of the littatsmay be tiro. . - On Satueday thz lift or July inftant at Twelve &Clock, at Carraway's Coffec-heufe, C'ornhftl, I.ondon, In One Lot, inftrad of Twenty-one Lon as mentioned hi' former Athertlfanents, and in the particulars already do. liv. red, 9 'HE Capital and very valuable FREEHOLD ISTATF.S Sc MANORS defirahly and very advantage. °ldly lituate in a hematite! and fertile part of the County of Bens, divided by the High Road from Londm to Bath, in. terfedted by the Navigable River Kern, t, within Ten Miles of Newbury, Seven u: and Forty.feven of London, compelling the Manors co . Ufton and Padwo-th, with this* Fifheries, Royalties, Qyit Rents, and Immunines.—the large Manfion or Manor 1-rinife called Tifton court, with feverai Offices and extenfive Buildings, and fundry well conditioned Farms and Lands of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pafture, and Wood I.and, with feveral Tenements and Cce tages, the whole containing upwards of 2000 Aerie, fituate in thz feveral Paddled of Utton, Padworth, Sullitampftead Abbots, tillhampftead. Banniftcr, and Burghfield, and of the eftimited annual Value' of Two Thoufand Two Hundred Poun.'s ' Part in Hand, Part' on Short Leafs for years, aud the Remainderainder en Leafs for One, Two, and Three Lives. • To be viewed by applying to Humphry Bufs, the * Wood. ward, at Ufton ; and Particulars may be had at Tifton Court. houfe; of Meffra. Smart and Cowßad, Pi-ilium Readies; a 6 the Hare and Hounds, Beenl•am, near Ufton ; Pelican, Speen. hamland; Cattle, Mariborouzh; of Mr. Crutweft, Prituerj Bath; Meffn'. Aldridge and Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London, where a Plan of the Mate may be Peen; and of Mr. Croft, Land and Timber Surveyor, Llanarth, near Monmouth, where another Plan may be teen, and who, as well as M- firs, Aldridge and Smith, is authorized to receive Propofals for the Purchafs of the whole Eltatc. SALE of CHURCH LIVINGS, in the COUNTY of S \Left: At the Talbot ;nn, in Shrewsbury, on Thurfday the 19th of Angult next, at three o'clock in the Afternoon, in fepa. rate Lots, or together in one Lot, as mall be agreed upon at; _ the Time of Sale : T HE PERPETUAL ADVOWSONS of the following very datable Redories LOT L—The Redory of CHURCH PULVERBATCH, in the County of Salop, fubjed to the Life of the prefent cumbent, aged 55 Years. The great and (mall TITHES in full, belonging to this Reis tory, and alto a Quantity of Glehe Land eontalniug 45 Acres, the yearly value of the Tithes and Glebe being 4oci. a. Year and upwards.—Under part of the Glelac, there is Coal of a good Quality: LOT IL—The Second Portion of the RECTORY of PON4 TESBURY, in the Lid County of Salop, fubjedt to the Lifts of the prefcnt incumbent, aged ,5 7 Years. There is appertaining to this Rectory an excellent Parfonage Houk, on an elevated fituation, with convenient Offices, a four flailed Stable, Coach-tgaufe and Granary, built by the prelaw Incumbent. Alfo Barn, Cowhoui s Aid other fuitablo Outbaildings, together with fundry parcels of excellent Glebe lying convenient and near to the Village, containing 6o Acres or thereabouts. Alfu the I'ITHES bo'h great and (mall of a certain Portion of this Parlfs, well known, the whole Tithes and Glct.;) being of the yearly value of tool. and ups wards. The Parini is divided into three Portions, and the Service oft the Church belonging to each, is as follosm, viz. The firfk Portion a 6 Sundays, and the fecond and third Portions, 25' each in the Veer, and the Curate's Ripend is paid by them all, in proportion to fuel Servies The Viliages of Church Pulverbatch and P.inteibury are 'Amite about eight miles from the Town of Shrewfbnry, in s good fertile Country. Further Particulars of thefe Livings may be had by applying to Mars Pemberton and Coupland, Anomie., Shrcwihurf 3 Mr. Minor, Shawbury ; or Mr. Lee, Redbrook, near Whits church. The Lands Titheable to the Reitory of Pulverbatch and the Glebe, will be (hewn by Mr. Richard Jandrell, of Church Puts verbateh ; and the like belonging to the fecond Portion of Pon tefbury, with the Glebe, by Mr. Brifcoe, of Pontefbury. The Two Livings lie about Two Miles dißance from sash other. CAPITAL ESTATE in STIRLINGSHIRE, and SUPERIO. RITI ES in the SHIRES of WIGTON and LANARK. TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE BARGAIN, LOT I. A LL and Whole the LANDS and ESTATE of PLEAN, with the Coal and Iron Stone, Lime Stone, and Free Stone Quarries, Tiends and Per tinent., lying in the Patinae, of St. Ninian's and Dunipace, and county of Stirling, confuting of 1462 Scots acres, according to a late plan and Currey made by Mr. John Shaw, land furveyor in Falkirk. The nett clear rent of theft lands, after all dedutilons. (ex cept a large augmentation to the Minifter of St. Niniates, the %are of which falling od theft lands, if any thing is not yet known,) including an estimate of a park in the natural puffer. flan of the proprietor, is Lull 145. sd, Sterling, hefides car riages; and the rent of the coal is te:ol. Sterling per annum of fit:A reet, or one eighth part of the grofs produce in the pro prietor's option. Thefe lands are low rented, and reversal of the tacks be.. ' ing nearly expired, the rents will rife conflderalle on new leafs; at.d as a great part of the lands are in their natural Rate, they will aditit of great improvements. They are fnuatad betwixt Falkirk and Stirling, about an. equal eliftance of 4 miles from cacb,where there are good mar. kets. The turnpike roads from Edinburgh to Stirling, and from Stirling to Glafgow, go through dick lands, and ft tae coaches pars daily along theie roads. There are upwards of too Scots acres of this ettate under coppice wood and plantations or fir, a'l in a thriving conditim. The coppice woods, abcut 36 acres, will cut in eight years; the fir plantations, about 64 ace=s, are fit for Robs and railing, which the proprietor is bound to fur. nifh to fuck of tnctenants are than inclofe with hedge and ditch within fix years after their entry on the cu rrer.t leafes. The cc al extends nearly under the whole caste, and is of the ir:lt qvality for borne ufe or furnaces: the main team being only 20 fathoms from the furface, and having a good roof and pavement, can be wrought on the belt terms. • The lime Route quarry is level free, and which the tenants work for the ufe of the lands. There arc a variety of free flame quarries, of the belt quail ty, upon this (lan:. Their lands hold partly of the Crown, and part'of them of a Cubit et fuperior. Thole holden of the Crown arc valued in the ceftbooks at 8521. t Is. 6d. and afford two Freehold (malt. &adorn, one of which belongs to Mr. Copland, of Collleftou, or his life ; which life-rent right mutt be refereed to him in the fale.—The fituation of this eftate is admirable.—A Icy park was planted, and a policy laid out for a blanfion.houfe twelve years ago, commanding an extenfive view of the country and Frith of Forth. For the encouragement of Punshafers, a great part of the price will be allowed m r main a burden on the Ethic tor years. Lot 11.—The RIGI I r of SUPERIORITY of the Lands of WHITE DYKE and DOWNAN, ARIQ_UtiILART, and CRELOCH, lying in the Parifh of Mochrurn, and eountrof Wigton, the propetty of whieb lands now below , ' to the Earl Aof Galloway. Theft 'osta arc in son-entry,andltand valued , in the Cefs Books at 22 cl. 61. SeL Scots. I.ot 111 —The YEARLY FEU.DUTIES of 451.65. ad Scott, and Cifttalties of Stapes surly, payable out of the Lauds of CHA. PELTON, SHAW I ON. SHAWTON-HILL, and others, lying in the Parith of Gitsford, and County of Lanark. John Square, the barun-offacer, will thew the Lands ht Lot tit—And offers for all, or either of the lots, may be addreffed to James Stormonth, writer in Edinburgh ; or James liendasa fon, writer in Mask who will alto inform assd farther pan. I imiNiMMINIMMI rn. le, two and men. :arc Iley. m, MD !kg.* mat met Aa, li' Paso , EC+ e (des la or Kamp Julia eue T. ire, aplain rq. fob. _ :OW, t. I. • ( loali;o 1