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w !Irs 21 . _ . —.4-1,7- , ~-.7.:=7 „ -, . 6 -,-f: l ---A y,s ~..-. • ....,:, ',.5 '41F%t ...- , 1 . . . . - - -----0 . --- - far. ---tscr,-.::„,:;:..,..:47...iiitmc1ia..:;_„ i.),;ft ft , ''.*'-'‘‘ *.-.l ': • i - . 1 111 lir • 6 , 11 : yz .~•~ v " TUESDAY, y uLr 13, 1,4072- NVIIIDPR 12601 •[ RICE SIX•PESCI. GENERAL ELECTION. SALOP COUNTY MEETING. REsOLUTIONS. A T a Meeting convened by THOMAS HAR RIF•t. lifiuirc, Sheriff of the County °lcahn+, for now c.:rdi,iacs a the Eolith's Elecrtion for tit. County. held at .tie :thirchall, in Shreveibury,un ItFtidc3,tLc 9tL d.ty of July, Rtt.lsed unanimously, That Sir Richard Hill, Baronet, and 3.,hn Kynallon l' n%ll, Efq. arc nomi..ated Candidates at the elitnicg I.l.s!tion, to be held on Wednefelay, the tath inftant, for rept( fenttng this County iu Mirlisment, Refubred unanimously, That we are anxion: •In A ocesfions to mark the just fink which we entertain of the ability z r.i in. tigriry with which Sir Richard Hill and Att. Kynalton Powell Ease uniiormly difcharged their parliamentary duty, and to fol low, in our cmlt.sl as Horrors, that example of purity and indeperdctice which they, as our Reprel.ataiives, have invari ably .114.15 el to its; and we therefore carneftly relit.. a, that thy will not at the approaching Election open any !mules, give any entertainment, diltriboge ri;thuns, or put thenifclves to zny esp.:nee whatever. Rdolved unanimontly, that the Thanks of this ?sleeting be given to the Sh.nfl for coticaling the fame, to nominate Can did.ates to reprefeint this ('.unity, mid fur the propl.cty of his conduut upon this occasion. RefolviAl unanitrtoufly, Th'r the proeecdin:Ts of this Nfreting be potiiiihed in the Shrewibary rs. the St t, the Sun, and the t;enrral Ercninz Polt. R. Ptil Ikputy S'.l. riff of tl.e County of Salop. T. the GINTI.F.MI'.4, YFOTtIEN, and other FKEEHOLDLItS the COUNTY of :CENT. °ZVI LANEY, THE ref tlt of this anv's NorniMattfm has pri)ved Wont flittering to my F: t as it has convinccd me that the Principles which I have ever rafedeti have, in the orWinn at fu refpeetable a Meeting of my Conitituents, been honeftly adhered to, awl that their (twin:tents are in ptrred wufon pith my own. I have only to r•lnef‘ xn exertion of the fame zeal on the ?ore important day of Eledion ; afuriog yo,i, that &mild I ay:tin be placed in the Isonouralti: iituation of cute of your Re prefentr.tives in Parliament, the fume Independence &AI guide my futore conduct, whir has to-day, and which I trutt and hope, continue to eater nie :he gratifying te:timony of low eppmbarun. I am, Gt.r.:!:'a:n, with haccie regard, your :Loft and obedient Serv.nt, IsLiodtonc, Jay 7, dot. WM. Gr.lltY. To the I RGEiSF.ti of FLINT, RHUDPLAN, CAER- Nv YS, CAERUWRLE, and OVERTON: And to the GENTLENIEN, CLERGY, iisul FREEHOLD ERS, having Inttreft therein. G Lt.l IBEG yt)U will accept my fincereft thanks for the honour' you have this day conferred upon me : my grad tude It..eps pace with the multiplication of your favours. Per mit me earneftly to entreat you not togivc credit to any report of my indifference about your Itepreftntation : for if ever loch an idea amid enter my mind, you may depend upon receiviu4 th communication from myreif. No—belicvc me, it is nty biglicit ambition to reprefent AMllitiOn I than ever acknowledge you have gratified with much indulgence and -- - : your uftuil iilkiality. Being born in the neighbourh;sel of two To the G i:NTLF NT? y. c;_rßcy, an d pwELIIOI.I)::.RS of the Boronghs, fo long in habit sof frientlfhip and inLrcourfc of the CO:.:; I V of ESSEX. 1 with all, I ti Mt profs 'nos of condna front me are needlefs.— crx rets-::::, I Inr I hope you arc allured of my attachment to our excellent DIll:l'L'• irnpuff.sd 5v: . ..,i tlir: Importance of the Constitution , and of my anxiety to take every opportunity of Trutt winch you have ;hit day plactd in toy 'elude, by (riving you, collectively and inaividually. elating me one of your 14prd - cm:nil/es to cerve in Perlia- : I am, Gentlemen, mem, I will difeharge my duty wiyh the iiidepetideik.• and 9 With tic greatett refpedt, homily which hat hAlmficed yeur condutt in the choice of • Your much obliged and fairlitul humble Servant, your NEmbers. I Penbedsv, July sc. W.VCKIN WILLIANIS lam no fli..nd to Coalition or Compromizit ;on public -----• : -----. Prindiricii, combined with private fricnilihip, I came Torward FIRST ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for acia, ' a Candidate for your fuffra. et...on there principles I have re- Begins Drawing the 2d of .tuguft. teivil your Cot tdcucr, atist never will I betray your linthuft ' THE Tickets are divided into iialvi.s,Qtrarters, &mu% party faCtion or fear. I Eighths, and fithmenths. by HAZARD, BOIOIE, and Co. Stock-Broke rs, at their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under Amp, my warnkft gratitude for thi: iliftinguiPud mark of rur atom, sad when I violate the troll reputed in 'tie, let the Royal Exchange, London, and no where elle on their at . your c iiifidenee he withdrawn. count. l rem .in, with a jilt fenfe of the honour conferred on me, t CI- The drawing, which will be concluded in eight days, will Ytuir devoted and obedient Servant, I be thinducted on the following Plan : To commence on Aloe itolles, Chigwell, Jc.::y t 2. ELIAB tIARVEY. , el:lilac lel of Augiift ; fecund day, Tburfday the oth Auguft ; and every fucceedinj Monday and Thurfetay till the 26t11. The intermediate days will be appt apriated to the payment of To the FREEMLN of IPSWICH.. Prizes, and Sale of undraeun 'rickets and Sham. or NM MEN. . • All Shares foldat this Office will be It..niped agreeable se Aelt ASTRONG fenfe of gr.', it tide urges me to take of Parliament, and alfo with the Crown, and rouraljt the earl:eft opportuni! v of returning you my earieft ! " HAZARD & CO.'s Lo I T ZI, l' orriet. - thanka. fur the very Battering reception I was this 4E) fa- 1 Letters, poll paid, duiy a:retitled to, and Schemes gratis. toured wiih on my appearance in the Tewn ; and particularly ! Bank, India, and South Sea Stocky, with their feveral An at the Town Hall. where none but Freemen could be prcfent. unities, kidia Bonds, Exchequer bills, and all kinds of Gil .--I am happy to embrace thi: opportunity likcwife of return- . 'eminent Securities bought -Ind fold by Cuitintillion. ing my hearty thanks to the F ueinen of Ipfevich, refident in : Country Orders, aecumpanied with fhort dated Bills on Loudon and its neinhlyourhood, for tie it prefling and reptatrl London, Pull Office Orders, or Calh, in Parcel by Coach or invitations, requeding me to oil . , r nay l rvices at the prefcnt . Carrier, punetually attended to. Eleeiiiiti, with their voluntary :dr:minces of fupport ; but TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. hay ing invariably mintioned to ne.n.y at you, individually, that it ,-. was not tin:intention to offer myli if 33 your Reprefentative,tin IHE NOBEL- .1, GENTRY, and PUBLIC the prelim occasion ; and, in the hour of lifappointmetit, I d e !. -A- in g. neral. are rapcdrully informed, J. BURGESS and glared the fame thing to you a:I upwards of fix years to— t Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. Hewett r, it ucver was my tnea:!'ng to hide myfelt from: luta s V IFS. Min iMICA tube prepared by them in the famemanner that I have appeared amongft you at all public meetings, when has obtalited Each univalal approbation for many years pall. The long pailly acquired fuperiority of that Article it fully thew WANa pottihility of my be ihg ~f Service to you ; and have kt no opportinity flip when, with propriety, I could befriend confirmed In the opinion of the Country at lailc, and of Perron' e FINZIWI Of Ith C. 41.1 ; ott the commry, not even my molt vin- re Ftlent in all parts of the World, and having hood the tett of krt opponents fall fay, I have laccti an inveterate enemy.— trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains. Such cunilua, urneenlm, (as might reafonahly be exp-cled) The general utility of 'EHE.IR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES has blot in your gunerms 'Mods, that tactile towards mt and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from wuich you cepreffed this day with latch enttitifiafm, as e•v: n the numsvus Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa- UP.: Candidoms you have returned might be proud of. 'I he milks, &c. in purchafing the fame, as 11011 e is to be had of Erne line of conduct in, my part. I mill, will retain your good , THEIR GIN I. 0: L, but at their Warzhoufe as under. eci-ion at Icing a 4 I live; and, or , 11).11: future OCC4OII. I Mall Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the Wilt myfelf highly honoured by your raid wiles -nil Carport, heft quality. I am, Gentlemen. , WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, 'soar deemed humble ferv-int, ice. OFFICFRS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplicd upon Tevith, Joly 5, rim 'Ss 11.1.1A11 MIDDLETON. I the fhortelt notice for the Eait and Welt holies, 111.0. 1 Warchouk, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience of Emilie. in Scotland, they haue ap pointed Meffrie R. Johnflon and C.. Edinburgh, their fule Agents for Fills Sauces. to the FREEMEN of the BOROUGH of CHIPPENHANI orxreructs, THE very flattering manner in which 1 was re• crived when I Brit fuliatil your fulfrages, and the mem.- ei•lon.l rapport that was rromircil int by a r cr-, M :print of th: En...mm.lrd me to leaped tint the event of the Poll would teen different to what it ha: proved; I, however, look for want with confidence to a determination of a Committee of the I were oi Commons that the majority of leg.l Votes will be ((nod Li my favour. In that Committee the Viscera on each fide will te.• examined upon oath, and there will be no returning Officer to proclaim: judgment canary to the declared *pi: ion of his iiwncininfnl. But, whatever may be the refute of my Jp?4 , 4 the :ffe.giurate and honourable ?import I have received from freeniet: who, polkaing rrel independence of mind, ;arc hIE their prolif,s, regardlefs of threats and undue inCeence, tem,. home fo torcibly to my heart, that you may reit affured pea ? rity liarpinef• of this Totten, which has fo long Lea. a resit object of my life, will never to be dear to although I hay^ been deferred by fome on whore pofitive gruzlf -= I thought the molt implicit reliant* could have been .c. 1, ir,4 experienced that duplicity in others, which has rem d.n.l them objects o: contempt to all parties. Wh.n I nut learnt that Me. Brooke was privately forming an . . \ITHEN Nature is linable to remove korbutic, fcrofulous, nervous, and other chronic al difordemori fint from furteits, morbid obltructions, and impurities of the blood and juices, the patient will often b. affiidted with one or more of the following fymptoins, viz. indigeltion of tood, pain (welling, or oppreflion of wind in the nomad' or bowels, in ward wraknets, coldnefs, numbilefs, we:wind's, or floaills action in the powers of motion, fwimmins in the head, dim uef: of I%ht, lownefs of fpirits, Ilupidity, forgeilulnels, and, on the le-aft hurry or furprife, the whole frame is agitated, and the mind'coaftifed, frequent beatin7, of the hzart, trembling of t he limbs,diftarbed and unrefrahinp, flerp, itching eruptions, an r,Lindular tumours, wafting of the flefb, difficulty of breath• leg, cough, hieediog at the nofc, awl fpitting of blood. a pale or failow somplexion, with convulttvr, hysteric; and various other fills of fits; there, with a train of other tymptorns,fuch as cold chills, and flailing beats, ficknef% irregular appetite, p.n.s of the head, fide, back, and joints, which often Nit from one place to another, are almoft tuft:ugly qut liedosod tie cask removed, with the greateft cafe and tartly. by taking a bottle of Dr. PATERSON% VEGETABLE DROPS, which arc !n -ettled in plain dirrßions, and fold by Tint, Royal Exchange; Ward, No. 324, 1 - Inlitorri, ("polite Gray's lu London ; But. gin ar.tl Sheppard, Briftoi; Lynch and Stainee, druggifts, Man chatter; rallaWl2, printer. Newcaftle-upon-Tyne; Bacon. Ste vonfon, and Co. Norwich; Martha'', Lynn ; Dowses and Bulb, Yarmouth; Bawdily, Ipfwich ; Rymer, Colchefter; Stant', Ckehnsford; and mot other Venders of Patent Medici's& In Great Eritin, at S s. the bottle (duty included); and may be had at No. 4, Little Tower-that, where all orders, wholefale and retail. are duly attended to. Alfo may be had, as above,his ME Z r.RP.ON P 11.1.5, kaled up in plain diredions, price sa.sd. the box, containing es pill., which eradicate every Rage of a certain difeaP, with the ut. mott feerccy, requiring no reftraint in diet, or bullock, operat ing cod performing the cure in a more perfect ant pleating th.aft Oar Woof* Imo*, of &pi yaw Pills sabatevre. En the Borough, and Mr. Fludyer ar.rhoej the hon'our future fuppnet.e.ionnteted as 11441114. i with the Toss • K., many years, I test it my duty to tender you my fenders, faint imperious ninfive will mac ms p vfer.ore until a ri .1141..eif.an ekhcr places nrf your R. prtient.rive in the au„-tilt t.ti:Ate of the Nation, or confirm: the return of the HAIM If tic.: hi :h fituation lhostki devolve on me. I % :II do my duty as aulonell and independent man, jealous of your tumours mid careful of my own : but, if Mr. &nuke Ihould he dtcLr, u dt.ly iteted, I flail :'`.::....:rites Integrity, convinced that I &all lin in the affedtions and elle= of the wife and virtuous wo , n: you; which in any eunficictation, is .1 greater button,; and, to my ftchozs, a higher gratification. than a fest in P:.r- Lament I have the honour to be. with the greatsft refpcd, Clandontv, Tarr mach *baled, old Ludt faithful b 6c;vant. _ GENERAL ELECTIO N . To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of th.: TOWN of STAFFORD. GENTLESIEN, Stafford, July act. ITAVING had the hottoor of Repreicnt;ng your ancient and independent Borough through four fueeeffive Parliaments, we have now to thank you for having ehoien U. fifth time with the fame unanimity and harmony, which mark ed our prteeding Eledion. We eau add nothing to the expreflion of our thanks on this occafion, hut an aifurance, that the honourable and Ready at tachment of our friends continues to produce in our minds cur rcfpouding fentiments of gratitude and devotion. We have the honour to he, Gentlemen, Your ongcd and faithful Servants, FDWARD MONCKTON. . R. B. SHERIDAN. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of DEVON. natert ester, Exeter, July 9, tf'os. HE unanimous approbation of County Meet ing, held at the C.:ftle of Exeter this Jay. for the purport: of nominating two ptrfons to reprcfent this County in Parlia malt, having fa:;ctioncil the renewed tender of our fervices, we now prtfurnc to foiteit your eourtenance. 211(l fuppott ; in the anxious hove, that the (true principles and conduct which have procured for us tbc hot:oorable concurrence of that Meet ing, wid alfo recommend us to your proo•dinu and favour at the cufni;;; ElLeinn, which is fixed for 'I utfday next. We have the honour to be, with the greateft refpeet, Gantt teen, Your much obliged, And devoted humble Servants, J. P. BASTARD. LA WRENCH PALK. ARMY. M R. JOHNSI'ON,of CR AVEM.STREET STR AM) London, refpcelfully acquaint.' the Army and the Public in gencr.d, :hat he negm..ttes-the Pmehal., Sale, arc: Exchange of Atm) , Comutilliona, nel acts as Agent for Hall and St3llPay. He is authorized to 1..11 Enlignctis, (the put chafers whereof will not be liahlz to he reduced on `all pay by the Peace). in Regiments Rationed lu England, Ireland, the Eaft and Weft Indict, America, and Gihraltar.—Alfa thole it Regiments of two Batalions, for 300 Guineas. SALISBURY. WHEREAS a Perihn abont 5 Feet, 7 Inches high. duffed in a black Cnat, blue I'a:ital.:ups, Ant: Half-honts, did on •Wedneftlay kit hirc, at Saletbrry, an IRON GREY MARE, five ymra OW, about futirkvii baud, high, with a Hog-mane, and a (mall Scar nn each Kncc , to go to liarford Saint Martin (fia miki) and return the fame MM. lug. but nei•licr has lince hen heard of : Whoever will detain the (aid !Wire, and bring her to the Healer, at the Red Linn Inn, Salifhury, or give intormador to hint where fin may he round, (hall be handintnely 11.w:it - lid fur their trouble, and be paid aU r..-afonable rapence. July 6, rinse A FEW COMPLETE AND PERFECT SETS OF THE LONDON MEDICAL. REVIEW. LACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co. having lately purchafed Rune uncut fets of that efleemed Work the Lowy° st MtDICAL Ey' w,are enabled, for a few weeks, to offer them, complete, at Is. 3d. per Nuniber,nr the 41 Num ben, confining of eight Volumes, at ' rwo Guineas and a Half in boards, the fame as are fold by the Proprietors at Four Gui neas in boards. Medical Gentlemen, who refiiic in the country, may have perkci feta fent them by the coach or waggon, on direding pay ment in London. Temple of the Mutes, Finfbury-fquare, June IL This day was publithed, price 7s. in boards, N INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of CHEMISTRY, explaining its Principles, and their Ap plication to Arts, Manufactures, &c. in a clear and familiar Manner, with an Appendix containing the Modern Theory. By RICHARD S PACK S D. D. Late Fellow of Trinity-College, Dublin. Printed for T. Cadet', jun. and W. Davies, Strand. This day was pubtilh , d, price is. 6d. Dedicated to Dr. Jr t: Net , ADISCOURSE, chiefly a ddrelred to Parents, on the Duty and Advantages of Inoculating Children, &e. with the Cow Poz. By the Rev.-MIKE BOOKER, LI.. D. Printed for J.Hatcharcl, No. t9O, Piccadilly, London. Of whom may be had, price 3s. The Evidence for the Authenticity and Divine Infpiration of the Apoealypfe, ltated Eut vindicatt rem the obj,:ctions of the late ProfelTor F.D. Michell.;; in Letters addrafed to the Rev. Herbert Marlh, B.D. F. R.J. This day was publifbed, price as. 64. REMARKS on the Controverfy, fubfifting or feppoted to culdift, between the Arminian and Calviniftic Minifters of the Church of England; in a cccond Letter to the Rev. John Overton, A. B. Author of " the True Churchman Afeertained." By the Rev. EDWARD PEARSON, B. D. Rcdtor of Rempltone%Nuteinghatufhire. Paribus fe legibus anibae, Invian gt ntes eternal in faders mitten!. VIRGIL. . London : Printed for John Hatehard, Bookfclier to her Ma jefty, No. too, Pice.dilly. Of whom may be had, by the f :me Author, price is. 6d. Remarks on the Dodrint of Jultitication by faith, being the hrft I,,tter.to the Rev. John Overton, A. B. This day was pidifhed, price 7s. in boards, ARELATION of lever 41 circumQances which occurred in the Province of Lower Normandy during the Revolution, and under the Govcrmncnt of Robefplerre and the Dirt:dors; commencing in the year 1789 down to the year z8uo; with a detail of the Confinement and Sufferings of the Author; together with an Account of the Manners end Rural Cuftonu of chat Part of the Country called the Docage, in Lower Normandy, with the Treatment of tack Cody, Nature of Soil, Cultivation, and Hatvetting of their Crops, Domcftic Management, Ste. Sc. By GEORGE GREENE. Publifhed for the Benefit of the Author; and fold by John Hatchard, No. t9o, Piccadilly. This day wa% publithed, In One Volume Oetavo. Price Ss. in boards, 'THE STATE of Elf ROFEbefOieaud after the REVOLUTION. By Prole(far GENZ, Privy Conniellor to his Pru Alan Nhjefty, ate. Sce. Tranfiated from the German by Jottx CHARLES Ht:a Kits, Efq. rrinted for J. Hatchard, Bookfelkr to her Mikity, No. 190, Piecadilly.—Of whom may be had. price D. 6d. Conliderations on the Debt cm the Civil Lift ; by the Right Hon. George Role. Likewife by the fame Author, the Seventh Edition of . . A Brief Elnimination into the Incrrafc of the Rcvonuc, Com merce., and Manufadures of Greta Britnin, front I -92 to 1799. This day wat publinted. • ID One VoL °dart), price 70. 6d. Board.. T 'RAVELS in the CRIMEA :—a liiftory of the EMB.%S<Y from PEFERSBURGH to CONSTAN • TINOPLE in 17Y3; includin3 that Journey through Kre metfrhock, Oezakow, Walachia, and Moldavia; together with their Reception at the Court of ScUm the Third. By a Seca k tu the Rnssi.tu Aatn.ISSADOt. London Printed for U. and J. Rcit:nfun, Prternofter-row. Of whom may be ILA, lately publdhed, tranilated from the French, _ . _ i. General Reynicr's State of Egypt after the Battle of He liopolis. illultrateti by a whole ahcct Niap of Lower Egypt, Iw 1 vol. Bvo. 7(4.6d. hoards. 1. The Lift ut B4.ix aPA are, with a Portrait by Heath, Bvo. Es. Boards. 3. Soulavie's Memoirs of the Reign°, Loots XVI. from his bfarrisr,r to ltis Drub, illograted by u 3 Portraits, 6 Vols. d so. 21. Ss. Boards. On the t it of July was publiihel, price as. 6d. neatly prised in Octavo, on fupertine Wove Royal, No. 111. of THE MONTHLY REGISTER, and ENCY CLOPF.DIAN MAO.t.ZINE, cmbelliihed with two highly unified Engravings of Warwick Cagle, and the Mu riel—a Mikellany felesit in its Materials, fyitt mad; in its Ar range ment, and coniprehenfive in its Platt, comprizing a va luable Collet ion of Literary, Phibsfophical, and Commercial Information. The general execution of the Work is in a style of Excellence that will juilly entitle it to a place in the molt felca Libraries. Each number wiU he accompanied with two or more Plates, by eminent Artilts. Alfo, on the fame day was publithed, price as. 6d. (accom panied with S Copper-plates), No. It. of a new feries of . The REPERTORY of ARTS, MANUFACTURES and AGRICULTURE, confiking of Specifications of Patent In • Vellti0111; Account. of all It. w Diicoveries in the ufeful Arts; Prue:a:dings of learned Societies; authentic Accounts of all new Patents granted for Invention., and generally whatever may taut tu jhc Ilericht of the Art., Atinufaeluris. &c. A number - of each Work will be continued on tile lirß of every Month, at the Repertory Office, 18, Fleet-flit -et, and may be had of auy Bookfeller or Ncwfman. Of whom like wife mov be had complete Sep of tits fi at Sails of ti/ RIPCI" I . A GENTEEL COUNTRY HOUSE, near Sr. Alban's, to let, Utifurnilliett, fur one year, or s lon;cr term, with Stable, Ch.&lre-hot:l7e, and good Garden; fi• oat. in tile Vil!aze of Hartlai..—Eutittire of Mr. Newton. 63, ‘V..rdour-IlreLt, at.ho. PATENT UNION REGISTER and.other STOVES. RYOUNG moll refj:ditilly recommends to • tit:. Public his Patent Union Stoves, in which are united ‘‘fith th;• gr,at.ll limplieity of conllruttliou) the derrablc qua lities of (Economy, Securitr, and Elegance. A comparatively qu.ttnity of Coals makes a very powerful Are, which may be ettAgt,illted at ni,;lit by a Pimple yet efEdlive method, and the A A.-zs undernruth are excluded front the light by au Orna mental steel Plate. Manufactured and fold by the Patentee, No. 11. Borouch Vi'alls, Bith ; and in London by Milt and !.oat, No. I[6, Long Acre ; I .ardncr, No. 54. Oxford-ltrect ; Joties,No. 131, Bond ttrod ; Bent and Sons, No. tos, St. Martin's-lane; Palmer, No. S I Cornhill ; and Downer and Sanders, No. 153, Flcct-ftreet. SHENLEY HILL, HERTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUC Mr. SQUIBB, At Garntway's CoffLe-houfe, Change-alley, Cortihill, on rue& day, the 27th July, aos, at Twelve o'clock.-An Onc Lot, A VERY improvable and compaa Freehold }Mate, fitnate at Sh:nley 11111, a' out Midway betweat Barnet and St. Alan's : the Land-tax on which has been re deemed .—confitting of a Farm Houle and other Buildings, with upwards of SS Acres of excellent Meadow and Palture Land. and 3o Acres of Arable, at prefent In the occupaticin of Melirs Hare and Groom, Tenants at Will, and upwards of Five Acres of Woodlandin hand. This Ethic is fituated on an agreeable eminence, and is well calcubsted to credt a Villa upon, being oniy 15 miles from town. in a good Neighbourhood. furroundcd by a pifturefqu• country. Further particulars may be bad of Mr. Squibb, Saviflovow g and of Meirrb. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Crates-nowt, Wnitihall, where a Plan of the &tate may be teen : and to view the fame, apply to Mr. &Utah', the bailiff, at Porter's Lodge, adjoining the Efate. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, THE MANOR of PAINSI.VICIi: a truly de. firable and improvable FREF.HOLD ESTATE, Six Allies from Glouceiter, Three front Stroud, Twelve front Cheltenham, and Twenty. eight from Btißul, confdiing of the. Manor of Painfwick, extending over feveral Thoufand Acres of i.and, with Fines, Chief Rents, Quit Rents, and Heriots, if uing nut of nearly Sao different Ccpyhold Tenements, which wit!. the Tolls of the Market, is a molt &Arable purchafd for any Gen.lenun art the Law. Alfo a Capital Manor Farm, with Houk., requilite Offices, Garden, and Pleafurs Ground, 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Patty= and Wood land, lyi n g compact, and furrounding the Hoare, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water, running through and uniting in the fame, very rotivenl_nt for ending Mills fur the ufe, of the Manufaalory carried on in the neigh bourhood. And alfo 38t Acres of Inclofed Woodlands and Waits, well Rocked with Beach, Oak, and Alh Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capableof very great improve.. tent both for Pleafure and Profit, and may be reafooably efti. mated at upwards of stool. per Annum. Further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Wm. Baylis, of Painfwiek, who will thew the Premifes; of Mr. Saunders Attorney, Stroud; of Meas. T and W. Dunn, So ititors, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Meffrs. Hodtkinfon and Co. Sur. veyors, No. 35, Arundel-lb-at, London, where a Plan of the Est ate may be feen..--N. B. Great part of the Purchare Money .may remain on Mortgage if required. EPPING FOREST—FAMILY RESIDENCE. with FORE. COURT. GARDEN, COACH-HOUSE, and STABLING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETER COXE, BIJRRELL, and FOSTER, At Oarraway's Collie-houre, on Thus*lay, July ty, as Twelve o'Clock, THAT very defirabte COPYHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, recently tetunt‘d by JOHN BOOTH, Efq. pleafantly, chearfully, and advantageoufly Innate, unanuoyed by the dolt of a Public Road, in Paradife•row, on the verge of Epping Fordt, Six Miles from London only, plentifully (up plied with admirable Water, and commanding delightful Views in Home Scenery and very extenfive Profpcds, with fpacious Fore -court, Coach- houfe, and Stabling for Three Hoeft*. Thera eligible and covetable Premifes,precuting a Pidurdque Eleva. tion, contain a variety of Apartments iu Gentleman's Room, Breakfatt Parlour, and Dining-room. opening into a Conferva tory, with Kitchen, Store-room, and °Ricca on the Ground Floor, Double Staircafe, angularly elegant Bow-windowed Lofty Drawitsproom, fitted up with peculiar attention,in coved, enriched, grained ckling, femi-circular end, Receffes for Sofas or Library Book-cafer i carved flatuarf marble Chimney-plcees. and Mahogany Sarver. The wholc in beautiful proportion of - effect, and to a South Afped; four family Bed-chambers, two (mailer Bed-chambers or Dretling-rooms, Maid Servants' Apartments in the Attics, and Men Servants Room over tb• Stable; Wine Ind Beer Cellars ; cstenfive Right of Common. There valuable Copyhuld Premifts nearly equal to Freehold. being fubjedt only to the ufual Cullom of the Manor. /jay be cit. %Tea ten days preceding the Sale, by 'rickets only, on application to Melt,,. Peter Cote, Burrell, and Polka. Throgmorton-flreet ; when particulars may be had, and at Lloyd's and Garraway's. DISTINGUISHED FREEHOLD VILLA, with SIXTY. EIGHT ACRES of LAND, SOUTHGATE, MIDDLE. SEX—TO BE SOLD BY AUCFION, By PETER COXE, BUR REL, and FOSTER, At Gateway's Coffix-houfe. 'Change-alley, Comhill, on 'lluirfday, the isth of July, at Twelve o'Clock, I'HA'l.' fingularly capital and ipacious FREE. HOLD VILLA, molt plcafantly fituatc at Situthgate, in the richeft part of the County of Middlefcx eight miles only flit:int from the Mt tropolis, the property anirefidencc °f lours HEN/0 SCIINLIDLA, Efq. The interior fitted up in a Lyle of unufual fimplicity and neat. nets, and pulfeffing every convenience, no leis for the comfort of doniellic ufe than fplendki accommodation; the Manfion Rands an a gentle eniinence, in the centre of a delightful Pad dock, and furrounding domain of 40 Acre:, ornamented with a number of majcltic lot ty oak and other f‘ we ft trees ; a delightful Piece of Water, femicircular Green-houfe, large detached Bil liard-room, Shrubbery, Plantations, Kitchen-garden. fully crop. peel; Ice-honk, lofty continued Walls, cover, d with innumera. hie Fruit-trees of the firft quality; Prachery, Grap...ry, Melon ground, and every neectfary appendage; togetherwith a Leafe. hold Farm of all Acres adjoining. The dwelling is approached under a Doric. Colonnade; contains a noble Eating Parlour, Anti-room, I .ibrary, elegant Otttgon Saloon, Hoodoo ur flog Room, fpacious Hall, and Geometrical Steno Staircafe ; Houfekeepce, Room, Butler's Room, fit capital lofty Bed chambers, with Dreffing-rooms, on the MR Flour; five admi. rable Family lied-eJ,:imbers on the Upper Floor, and fuitablo Servant.' Apartments, back Staircak, and Water.cloWs throughout the Domeille Offices cordift of a lofty,le ht , airy Kitchen, back Kitchen, Servants' Hall, Bakehoufe, Larder, and fpacious Cellaring, Befervoirs for river and fpring Watt r of a fuperior quality ; two Coach-honks, capital flailing for Dino hotfai; hisii-fervants' Rooms, %Valhi. sole, Dairy, and other out-door Offices; with Farm-yard and Buildings. The views on all fides arc delightful, and the whole in the highelt Bats of perfeel ion. . . . . _ May be viewed by Tickets ten days preceding the Salo, which, with printed particulars, may be had of Mefrs. Peter COKC, %mil, and Fax, Titrapnenan-Aratt, Ural Ap A