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SPORTING INELLIGA NG E. GUILDFORD, TUESDAY, JUNE 4. Hi' y's Mite of wogs. for 4 yr olds, carrying toll. 4:h. 5 yr olds t I 11. 6ih. 6 yr olds 1211. and aged 12(1. 21b. The bell of three 4-mile heats. Sir ri. h. h. Ditto, 5 yr. old - Mr. l nslx.on's hr. in Ciprcy, 5 yrs old - - 1 dr MANCHESTER RACES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE S. A Plate of 701. for 3 . and 4yr old colts, &c. The .. _ . ben of three sm ile heats. td Grdvenor's ch f. Morey Mule, by John Bull Mr. Sitwell's b. f. Goofceap, 3 yrs old - Mr N dun's hr. e.hy Totteridge, 3 yr; old - 2 dr. Five to ton the field a‘g.tittil 'f'ntteridge. Swevitakts of togs. each for 3 v r olds.—One mile. Si , W. Gerard's M. c Bamurbe, by Overton Mr. Nilron's hr. c. by Tottetidge - . 2 Ld Yawn's h. c I •• Ales tenter - - _ . . 6 I 1 1 2 3 Five to 2 on Tcoteridge. Thurf.lay was a grand day at Harrow School.— Though this be the age of infant orators. cxpeetation was fully gratified by the public (wales delivered by the youths of this celebrated Seminary. They were as follow : DOVETON Canuleus Fx Livie. FARRP 11, Sr Medea Ex Ovidio. Lost; .Caradtactts Mafon. Rooran Manlius Ex Salintlio. Mot.t.or Micipfa Ex Salluttio. Lord Batton 7.anga Young. Parar, at. 'Veltman' Ex Salluftio. Hooax Ajax I Ex Ovidio. EAET tHvlrca CALVERT, Sr G3IfaCUR Ex Tacitn. BA? P.I T (7auilina ad Confp. Ex Salluftin. FRANRS, Sr Anthony Shalcfpeare. WILPMA NT, Maj. S,lt IX Lib. 1. Ex Horatio. !Amyl). Sr 'illy Hard, an Ode Gray. Among tbernnil diftingnilhed per formancre were! the fpeech Cam/rims. by Mailer Dnvetnn :of 2'arrtv, by Lord Byron, and Caradactit, by Master Long. Mallet Leeke was to have ipnken Collins's Ode on the Patlions, hut he was taken ill. A great number of fathionable company attended this etegAnt and in terelling perf mance. The Ducliefs of Dna Viikolllll. SIDMOUT H. Mifs BAISINGTON, and a long et eatra were prefent: jlt LEY HALL..—In compliance with annual cuf tom, the Etnnians rowed from Windfor Bridge on Tnerday evening, to Sorley Hall, the relidence of Tow,: I. FY W;'ARP. Efq. to regale upon his yearly do. nation of fyliabubs. The boats flatted as follow, and it was the eti• eptette that they were to keep their leparate tanks, viz. Name. Colour. Motto. " Flnrim Etemia." The Nlajeftit, Turkith drefs, Prima elahitur undis. IN° motto but the Britifh The Dreadnought,White and Blue , Union. Mara, Orrnge, " labor ipfeVoluptm." Defiance, Light blue, " Coramur t itu-s grardia'' Great & crimfon r Britannia Rules the Britannia, Wavei." Menem', Punic &yellow, Labor omnia vincit." Ch , rlotte, Orange & white, " Vivat Rreina:' Upon their arrival at Surley Hall they landed, sitd, to the amount rf 140, fat down to a i; et y hand fnme ond lii>rrtl flipper provided by Mr. CO'ir kit, if the Swan Inn, Windfor. After ftyper, the midic playing " God lave the King," and " Ride Blitim nia," they rode three times pall Mr. Towat.tr WARD'b honk, each boat cheering as it pged, and then returned to Windfor Bridge, to witnefs the effeEt of crime very admirable fire works, which is ere highly creditable to the talk and ingenuity or . Mr. Dilootiv, of Windfor. The flags difplayed at the Budge exhibited great elegance. They were painted by Mr. licstAmita \VSSTCN, of hatchet, who has devoted a coulidei able portion of his time in getting them properly ac complifhed. The Etonians all looked well, but the palm of aqua tic (kill was decidedly adjudged to the Dreadnought. The boys wete dialed in blue, very fine lads, and ac quitted themfelves both fpiritedly and decornufly.— The amulements of the evening clofed at nine o'clock. - - Erna Morcrrm —This annual Gala day of the Etonians, called 'id Montem (towards the hill) from the circumtlance of the boys going in proceffion from the College to Salt Hill, took - place yeflerday, to the gra , ification of many thonfands of ipeetators. Early in the morning the Set vitors carrying a Staff, with the motto of " impute minx"—" a threat ' with impunity —laid the inhabitants of the vicinity under contribution, giving to each individual in re., turn a ticket, with the motto of " pro Lie"— " Cullom inftead of law " At twelve his MAJESTY, the IZIF.EN and PRIN.! eases, the Prince of WALES, Dukes of KENT,' CAMBRIDGE, SUSSEX, and CUMBERLAND, arrived at Eton College, where the KING jocularly Paid to the PRINCE, " You're in very good time. They are Co orderly it is sprite a pleafure." The boys, headed by their Captain (a fon of Dr. H vim+ ) went thrice round the large quadrangle,"l and thence to the Montem Hill, where the Captain', addrelTed the KING in a Latin oration. They then' marched to the Windmill, at Salt Hill, where they dined, and afterwards returned to Eton. The KINQ gave his aecnfinmed too guineas, and, it is I - tippled. the whole colleition esceetted Rod. The l'arwcv, Lords CARTENIR, DARNLEY, SCARIIO - I)ILLoa, G. C•VENDISN, &c. dined at Bo th the Windmill. Mellis. Gaol's s and Cyst; were Salt Bearers, and their dreies were very elegant, being in fancy dreffes, une of white and gold, and the other white and M yer, their hats with a plume of white feathers, in imitation of the hats worn by the Kn i g h t s at the late Installation. The weather being renal kably fine, a very great concourfe of people was attraelt d. A greater num ber of the Nt.hility were prefent than has been recol lofted for a numbs of years pail. If there could be any further evidence needful to demonftrate the unrivalled excellence of Curac's Patent Wortra LOZENGES, it would be unquestionably eilabliihed by a late calculation, which alcertains that abt we Half a Marion of ;reams have been refiored to goorl health, by the nfe of this invaluable medi cine, where the moil eminent physicians and apothe cat ics have attended without fuccef'. As opening nt:yfic at thin feafon, they are fuperior to every other • • dicine. Sold wholefale, at Ching and Butler's, No. si rapfide' corner Paternofter-row ; and retail , by dicing Venders. S quitter Thean ETn Etonia the dr from t to the Earl Staff, with it under turn a " Cull At t CRSES, CA/11911 Eton ( PRINCI orderil The HiATI and th, addre(l match. dined, The it is fn The &rune !'; Mal their d one of vet, th imitasti The cone' 'I her of Jelled I If t demon Patent • abf %le te goo cine, cxl icy , • rt..yfic t • ••ilici 1%. A W. ',CATON M.il? ATT.!: INSPECTOR'S J.PTURN AT U7Z7.I2IDGE, JUNE 6. Wheat per load 161 c. to 261 Cs Barley per quarter t 1 tSs to 21 ^9 Ow, per ditto II 84 to 11 141 Beans per ditto al Ss to al 8s Peale per ditto 21 Its to 21 Its PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whiteehspel. H.tpl.erloado 0 to o 0 3 ocoto 5 5 0 3 t 6 to 4 16 0 Straw 0 oro 0 0 2. Boto 2 17 0 2 2to 2 14 Clover o 0 10 0 0 4 440 s 8 0 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 3s toil Town Tallow 6rs od to os Clare Market 3$ tod Ruffin ditto (can.) 674 oil to cos Whitechapel Market Rollia ditto (foap) 64.4 to 66$ od (pet Roue of Slb.) 14 9d Melted Stuff spi to po i o d ---- Ditto rough ins od to 0s its sd Greases 111 od Average Price 34 Sid Gond Dre7s, sos to os Yellow Soap, 764 to cs—Mottled,B6a—Curd,nos Price ut Candles per dozen, I is od—Moulds, 124 01 SMITHFIELD, June 7. To fink the offal—per none of MS. Beef es ed to ss Gd I Veal podto6l od Mutton 4s 4d to 3s od Pork 41 od to sir ed Lamb is 44 to 61 44. HEM, or CAI TLC Tills PAY. Drafts about 500—Sheep and Lambs ~ ono. NEWGA'f'E and LEADENHALL. June 7. Per none of RIK by the eareafe. Beef 3$ frd to 41 8d 1 Veal 4s od to p 64 Mutton 3$ 841 to es 85 Pork 4s od to 3$ ed Lamb --4% ed to 51 Sd. NEW COAL MARKET, pine 7. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prices. 3o Neweaftle Coals 24 39 1 3d. 4 81 .9 d. Cannel 0 009. Stone Coal - t 635. Surderland S 465.9 d . ete.3d. DIED. On Saturday laft, at Midi%mil, Mr. L'prrtnn, brewer. On the tft inftatit, at Clinton, near Br;itol, John Rater. Efq. of Maltlianyer, Ham., and Secretary to the Board of Excite. Lindy, William Orrett, frfq. of Warrington. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London 'cavern, Foxhole-Rivet, P ynu uth, on Friday, the 14th June inft. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, (by Order of the CommiMoners har the Difpnfai of Spanilh Prize 4), i'HE Grand Ship EL ECHO, l a tely captured from the Spaniards on her voyage from Ruda by his Ma jefty's fhip NAUTILUS, GEO. 01.DHAM, Efq Captain. DI MK NSIONS. Length - - 83 ft. o in. Between Decks 3 ft. 2.tin. Breadth 24 9 D. ;II Hold 9 S AdtritailllTMent. 211 , .14'9461 . , . She is a Brans ENGLISH built (hip ; figure head, copper far. tened, and having undergone a thorough repair in her hull and materials, may be f-nt to lea with hut little additional outfit. She is a burthenforne vcffel, and calculated for the general purpofes of trade. Afterwards will be Wel One new Cable and Four new I fowlers. l'or inventory and further information apply to John Boger, Efq. at Plymptoq; or to Mr. JO HNHAWKER, Merchant, at .Plymouth. <7 A depofit of ant per cent. in Cult, or Bank of England Notes to be made 't ;lie time of fate, and the remainder on deli very of the verlas reR 'ALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Fay ro.. foxhole-lin:et. Plymouth. on Friday the 14th ;um !rat at clevt&o'clork in the forenoon, By tt;rtne of a•Conuniflion of Appraifrmcnt and Sale, from hog Majefl.rb High Court of Admiralty, ad.lreMrd to Mr. Jou N TErll, Ag:ut for the Captors, and Mr. Jou HAWSER, Agent for the Cliimahts. I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS. /Mt WM. C , NCUNI I' 110 N. 1034 Boxes Lemons. SO.) Ditto Sweet Orange[. 26 Ditto Seville Ditto. Toy nom cONWMPIIJN oil EX POSLTATIfIN. 5 Bags Orati o e l'eel 40 Calks Lemon Juice. P:ing the entire z 'argo of tht Brig Sus.% N ttt, detained on her ..••---ge from Menton, by the private Blip of war ALERT, Mr. JA. its DO ORM t..% E Commander. For c..ttiogues, and further information, apply to the Corn .:iffinoers wort-raid. JOHN TP.PD, B?oker. A depofit of 23 per cent. in Cant or Bank of England Notts will be required at the time of Sale, and the remainder on the delivery 01 the Goods—Plymouth, June 4, Igo4. CUATOMHOUSE. cot.cliEsTEß. T:) BE SOLD BY AUCTION. BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISS'UNERS OF HIS MAJESTY's CUSTOMS, On Tucfday, the t ith of June, sgos, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, in (mall Lots, ABOUT One Thinicand Five Hundred a:along of Foreign Geneva, t7O Gallons of Foreign Brandy, and Two Galkwa of Red Port Wine, to Private Perim's. . . . A Depoftt Or 251 per Cent. will be required on each Lot, and the Goods to he taken away within Ten Days after the Sale, or th e Depofa-money to be forfeited. Attendance will be given at tie Cuitom book on the Days of drawing, from nine to twelve in the Forenoon, and from two till four in the Afternoon. N B. It having lately been determined, That by the I.sws now in torte, no Spirituous Liquors can be removed without an Es• Life-Permit; the Purebafers are hereby requeßed to take Notice, that an Lacife Officer will attend at the Cultom-houfc, for granting Permits for the Removal of any Quantity front a Gallons to 6o Gallons in one Package only, for each Perron. ISLE OP THANET, NEAR MARGATE. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Royal Hotel, Margate, on Saturday the 6th day of July next, at eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, - - - - - - - - - - - SEVERAL Freehold Farms and Parcels of Land in convenient Lnts, fituate at Shortendane. 'Swin Ceurt, and Tirentys. Several of the Lots are well adapted for building on. Particulars, and a Map of the Eitate and Lots, may be Peen by application to Mr. Grift, Surveyor. Canterbury: Mr. Sawkini, and Mr. Boys, Margate; and Marrs. Macdougall mid Hunter, Lincoln's Inn. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FARM and RESIDENCE. COOK HAM, near MAIDENHEAD, BERKS. with early polfe.tfion, TO UE SOLD BY Mr. HAWKES, ASingulArly eligible and very detkible Freehold nate, molt beautifully fitu .te nn Cookham Hill, cotoprifirg an exceeding compad Farm, with brick and tile Dwelling-houre, and all proper Offices, 96 Acres of excellent Arable. Meadow and Coppice Land, with a very extrofree and extremely valuable Right of Mara' and Upland Common. This Eltatc is admirably adapted to form the Complete Villa. it prefentt a capability of the hichert improvement at a Render expence, and a combination of advan tages that rarely unite. For particulars, addrers (port paid) to Meffre. Dynely and Co. Gray's-Inn ; Mr. John Blandy and Mr. Hawke., Reading; or No. 54, Great Caftl..-tircet, eavendifh-rquare, where a Plan stay be teen—who has fcvtral /inures to let. STAINED GLASS, CARTOONS FROM RAPHAEL, FL TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RICHAR 1)S )N, At his Houfe, No. 3t, In the Strand, tke corner of Yillier's-Itreet, on Tuefday, June at, at Twelve o'Clock. ANAN extenfive and Magnificent Colleetion of Sta!ned 3 - Gies, confifting of a molt fuperb Set of the Cartoon. after Raphael, clufcly itudied and coloured from the originals, and are the fruit of three years chile application. The e-lcitrated Pietive of the Miter, in the Royal Palace. Windfor, and a great varlet, of Subject. from the molt renowned, Ancient and Modern, Hit toriesi, l'ortrait, and Landfea: e Painter., the property and perfor mance of thofc celebrated Artilts, Mr. and Mr. Pearfon, of Highgate. To be viewed on Friday, Saturday, and Monday prcsiono en the Sale—Oeferirtive Catalogues may be had, ° price 64. of Mr. Richant fon, No. 3 t, Strand. ESTATF IN NORFOLK. ' TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ATHOW. At the Swiss Inn, St. Peters, Norwich, on Saturday the 6th day of July precifely at One o'Cloek, LL that Ideal/int and very clearable MANSION 1 HOUSE.. Called SALHOUSE HALL, late the Rcfidencc of Lint. Colonel WARD, fituated in a Lawn of about sa Acres, with the Stables, Coachlioures, Dove-hi - lure, Yards, Gardens, Orehards,Bartio, and Farm Yard, together with upwards of 73c' Acres of Arable and Paiture Lands, Wood. Undervenhd. and Heath Ground, of which about 283 Acres are in hand, and the reft is in the oceuration of Metres. Spencer, Brooks, Francis. and Garrud . The whole lying nearly in a ring fence, and well calculated for the rendence of a Gentleman of fortune, who does not require a large Manfion-Houfe. More than two-thirds of the Prettlifea are Free hold, and all the Lands (except about is acre:) are free of Grit Fiches. 1 here are a quantity of fine young Timbers difiierfeo. a! out the Lawn, and about ar acres of young thriving Wokeis ; MC) a (null Broad or Fidler's, with an exchiliva right of Ming therein: and to a perfon fund of planting, there is ! sreat aniulernet.t, as there has lately been an inclufure of the anj,Huing I leads, and an allotment ot neatly 200 acres has been affigned to this Eftate, ot which about 9 aCrt'S sir in the original Raw. Saihnede-Hill is fituated on a fine dt7 henitliv (pot, within fit miles of the City of Norwich, eh :•teen miles of the tea port of Yara meuth,• and aim , the fame siiitanee from Cromer, a much-ad mired ;lathing IM ice _ . Any Perfoi; delirous of an early potreffion, will probably be ac. cornmioi teed. For further pirtirul. era enquire of Meil . ra Ilehary and Cope, No 6, Paper-huitt!ra•-gra, t envie, 1../11(ton ; or or Mr. t;. W. B Bohoo, Attorney at Law, Etcetera, Suffolk ; or of Mr. Ewen, of Norwich WINDSOR. BIRKS. Tf• be SOLD by AUCTION , by Mr. SMITIL On the Premilia, on Monday Jure io, at It I.y ordcr of the "frultee l .ofth - e Ltte Mrs. Wo(xif on; ISUP ANTI A L brick built and vets neatly finned I:REF:1101.p DWF.LLING tau ite is •he tipper part of Thames 'hest, M'indfor, containing ti,lfit MA-rooms Draiing-rooms, ails! Clofets, a neat Bow Window, Drawing and Dining ruom. a Breakfaft Parlour, a good Kitchen, neat Starcaf., two Water Cloks and ideful Domcffic Offices, detached U'aftt• future a.:41 Bre whoufc. well fupplied with Spring and the Rival. Water; WallsdGardtn, with a Back Gate leading into 'fir adjoin• ing Fields, over which riddle River Thane. the ifoufe commands pie and extenfive To he viewed y rime previous to the Sale —Printed Partiru Ins may be bad of Mt. Smith, Auctioneer, Windfor and at the London Coffee Houle, Ludgate Hill. FOREIGN WHEAT.-FOR PUBLIC SALE, Tuefday, the itth of June, at the Crown Tavern, In Lynn, Nortolk, precifely at Ekren o'clock in the Forenoon, (and for the betwfit of the Underwriters.) Anou r 1 zoo Q2arters of DANTZIC WHEAT, .1- lived (tom the Minerva, Branded near Lynn and is finee carefully kilo-M1.41, under the direction of proper perfons--is well worth the attention of thole who deal in this Article—and will be fold in fuck Lots as may be agreed upon at the Place of Sale Alfo about asoo BAGS in Lots. Further particulars may 1w known by applying to Mr. Charles Crufo, the Auitiunccr, in Lynn. LYNN ESTATE. 'T'HE Engle of the late ltonhaT FREEMAN, Efq. X ficceAled, advertifed for iALE by AUCTION on the atlt intlatat, i DISPO.iEO OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. N. B. The Prwi will a(fo be Sold by Private Contra& I.) on. Jun, 3, 1205. FRF.EHOI.O FAR MS and TYTtir.S, G LOUCESTERSI BRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At this lior6dhoa• Im,, at Dowmool, in the Parifli of ilifangotsfield, on Tueiday the ISth day of June, iSoS, between the Hours of Three And her in the Afternoon, in the following Lots (or in rues Lotaas tlic Proprietor at that time Otall thiuk proper, rub jea to loch Conditions of Sale as than be then and there pro . auccd). Lot t. L i FREEHOLD ESTATE. fitnate at L Downend aforefaid, comprifing a fabitantial well built Fa-ni Houfe. replete with all neceffary Offices and Out-build ino. and 72A. IR. 22P. niore or left of rich Land. Together with all manner of Tytises arifing therefrom. Lot 1. A Freehold Fltate, innate at Downend aforefaid, con filling of a fuldantially built Farm Houfe, with all neeeffary Offices and Outbuildings,and 43A. 21t. 331'. more or leis, of Ara. tile and Patture Land. Together with all manner of " Tythes arifing therefrom. Lot 3. A Freehold Eftate, fituate in the Parifhes of Frampton, Cob end!, and Mangotsfield, comprifing a Farm Houfe, with ne cittary Outbuildings, and 33A.3R. 2.t P. more or lets, of Rich Lend. . _ -- N.B. There are fuppofcd to be good Veins of Coal under Lou one and two. ' - The above Farms adjoin the Turnpike Road, leadirg from Brittol to Chipping Sodbury, dlilant fron► Briltol four Miles, and from dath nine Miles. The whole may be viewed by application to the feveral Tenant'', and other particulars may be had of Mr. William Harmar, tor, Downend,ucar &idol, at whole Ufkce a plan of the Eaves may be teen. WINDSOR. BERKS. 1O BR SOLD BY AUC 110 N By Mr. SMITH. On the Premifes, by order of the Executors, on Monday, June mth, ISos, and the Mimi:* day, THE Genuine and Genteel HOUSEHOLD FUR NI tit It F., feveral hundred Ounces of Plate. fine old and rare China, Tome Paintings. Prints, two Eight-Day Clocks, and other valuable Effeets ; late the Property of Mrs. %Voodrulfe, deeeafed, at her late dwelling-hook in 'l names Brea, Windliir. The Fur niture comprifes, lofty Four Putt lieeittrads,with Chintz. Cotton, Dimity, and other Furniture ; Window Curtains, prime Go.x.. Feather Beds, excellent Bedding; Turkey, Wilton, and Sc •reli Carpets ; Wardrobes, Chelts of Drawers, Cabinet s, Pier and Mel ling Glares; Mahogany Sideboards. fete of Dining Fables, Pem broke and Card •I'ablr, Mahogany and Japanned Chairs, Sophas, Kitchen Furniture, Brewing Utenlile, and other Meets. Alfo on Monday the toth will be fold, a valuable and feted Li. brary of Books, among which are, FOLIO. Jortin's Eraftnus, 1758 tiblia Polyglotta, 6 voh. Sanderfon's Algebra Camden's Britannia, a vols. Bryant upon Troy Cambridge and Oxford Bibles Barrett's Hißory and Antiqui- Norden's Travels In Egypt ties of Briltol Maitland's Hißury of London, Roherrfon's Hiftory of America a vols. Couke's latt Voyage, witb Book Chambers's Diet ionary, 5 vols. of Plates Hobbes's Thuerlidcs Lytticton's }ham of Henry 11. Hill's Eden 7. vols. Pliny's Natural Hißory Van Swieten's Commentaries, Hoffmatini Opera, 4 vats. 3 vols. Rapin's Hiftury of England, s hlorgagni Opera, 3 vols. vols Smith's Regal and Ecclefraftieal Rymfdyke's Mufeum Britanni- Antiquities CUM Fortter's travels from India, 1 Evelyn's Sylva vols. Rdit's Lives of the Reformers, Xcnophon's Hißory of Greece with tine Mezzotint') Heads, Bouganville' Voyage round the &c. &c. World QUARTO. Civil Wars of England Middleton's Life of Tully, 1744 Warrington's Hittory of Wale.. With many others, containing Smollet 9 I latory of Find:aid, Swift's, Bryant's, Leland's, Shakelpeat's, I.anghorn's. Franck: s, Melnioth's. Clarendon's, Huuk'i, amid other ettecmed Author: Works. _ _ . • • To be viewed on Saturday, and the morning of Sale. fit' Catalogues may be had of Mr. mitts. Auetioueer, Wind for, Berks. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AVEitY valuable and fingularly defirabic EE 1-1L HOLD ESTATE, being the Manor and the whole Pariih of LOWER LEMINGTON, in the County of GLOUCESTER, containing 836 A. 3R. 24P. (more or left) of rich Arable, Mea dow, Palture, and Wood land, in high cultivation, Ring-fenced, I and Tithe Free. now let to molt reforintible Tenants at the Yearly Suns of Eleven Hundred and Five Pounds Thirteen Shillings, Cub jedt to very (mall dedudion. With the Eltate will he fold the Donation to the Church of Lower Lemington, which has received the augmentation of (teen Anne's Bounty. Lower Lemington is &timed in one of the fineft Sporting Coun tries in the Kingdom, well docked with Game, and is dittant from Clapping Norton eight Miles, from Shipfton on Stour tie, from Morton in Morel three, all good Market Towns, and about eighty Miles from London. The Tenants on the different Farms will thew the Premifcs.— Printed Particulars may be had of Melfrs. Ricbardfon. Son, and Curti,•ll, Laud Surveyors. Lincoln's btu Fields. London. whu are duly uuthorlied to contra for the Sale, and at whore Olce a Map of the !MLitt may be Imo. • . . mAxs - ipx and rsTATr. near roNcAsTri. BE sni.D 1W PRIVATE CON RAcr, 1" FIE MAN:iION of CARR HOUSE, with the Appurtenance', fituate within a Milt of Dancsittr. and about to," Art of rich Meadow and l'afture Land Ail i• in t thereto The Houie and Offices contain eve•y cntireriLtice for a large Family, and por:frion may he had at Chriltma.'; the Situa tion is particularly ddirahle for a Sportfman, being within reach of Three Packs ot Fox-hourds. Further particulz-4 m.-4 be known. he app►yinit to Nlettri. Forfter, Cooke, and Frere, of Linealn's Inn, and :u Mr. Broadmk. of Doneafter. TO DP. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. RELMULTN . I% a mndetn MANSION, afth Coach-houfe, Staples, and all other tweir:ry Olhcr. ; Garden, Orchard and Pleafure Orounda ; and fro Farms iejnin ing ealled Wetetfiut Groucd and LonethwAite. ter whole ing thirty-eight Acrr. of Coppioe Wood and Pl&mations we prerererd) about t 4, Acre.. To thoie who delight in pietnreflue ?teller % fisuation of Belmotint is invaluable:—the Houle commands a 71e* of 'Se beautiful Vole of Hawke*wad and of liithav lite Lake (uron the Pueclialer may have the privilege of Angling), the Town, and Church standing on ao Eminence, and t'te Weitmoriand .:tdollll. taiqs, the grandeur of which itriki- every beholder. It is di*ant aboisr one mile from the Market Town of Flawkef head. foot .frorsi Ambliftde, ts from Kendal, and t 6 fmm tli verlione, and about three males from Windermere and Coniltone 1.: ices, psi of thr farrn:r appeari:T in the landfeape. The roads in the rnigh! , oarhislit are r l r ,d, though not turnpike. The Houk is at a proper !Mance fe.aei the road, with a beautiful avenue, planted -with Litres. The banks of Eithwaite I.ake are clothe! with wood, and liclornLit, viewed from the Water, adds muck to the hea•ifty of the VJe. For paricul Ira apply to the Rev. Rem Braithwaite. at Hawker. heat!. Lanrallti:x (!he owner) ; Mr. i‘lifon. Attorney' at Law. Keo.'4: to Alexander (7arron. hfq. Liverpool : or Mi. JOLtig Cbrialan, No. to. Strand.. London. Plittßß WICK PARK ANU KS PATk.fi. rHE Public are relpeelfully iefotrned that there very V ilitahle Haste' fitnate near Lichfield. in the County Of Staffo!d„ will be fold by Private Cmitraot, in Lots.. The Superb Manion houfe and Offices, with the Part. e'anta. thins, Lakes, Pleafure Grounds; and Gardens, together with the Manors of Fitherwi.:k, Horton ,Cumberlhril, Virigginton, and ore third of the Manor of Packingtrei. and the Fitheries in site River Fame; and alto the E.lford and Cumberford Mills, die Stabil. Ley+, and Hedintore Fartns, with thy Farming, •Iltiildings, and Paddocks, Deraerne Land; and every other vegetate affording im portance and comfort to the proprietor of ibis magni fi cent 'ctn. bfillsinent will be comprehend e d i n one Lot. The HopwscHeys Wond, with the Timber Trees and . 'nder wont! growing thereon, to-4tee the Lodge Houfe, and O. ccs, and the (mall l'encni,:nr; Land, and Prena,. i n th e r e nu re of William Clewley, ad ping thereto, wil beronipritd iii ano ther Lot. The Hill Farms, Hud lesford, Whittington, and the fmall de tached ILitates. will Se fold I:narocely. Particutars and Specifications are preparing for Diftri- Ltnion. o treat by Prove Contraft far the purchafe of the Eftates either a. an Engird) , sir in ions. apply to Mr. James. Land Arnt, No. 14, Carty itrcet. Lireoln's Inn, London: or at Wenilson, near Stritford on :Avn;i, Nt..rwicitthire, at whore Offices rickets nsay be had to view the !statifion Houle and Eitates. by periwig, lsfira:is of becnnaing purcha:ers Th. reof ; as alto at the OMes:s of Mr Marren, Ririe greet, Manehelter ; Mr. Hinkley, 1 ielfielst; Mr. Bedford. liirtni,zham; Ma*. s CoMns and RLYne.Jtii iri ; and at Medrs. Fii-iter, Cooke, and Freres. Lincoln's Ion; and Iklairs. Make Whites, I Ifcx.flreo, Strand. London. AVING delicated riyfeif tr , the Andy, and oeclk I. 1 gratifial Y - 1 t'..e m,ft co nfalerable practice in that bneek ethic': I thought t.ral,er to fried. I met that I have not moat ra• ~ .suoloyed my time than tbufe who in the tvenlve held of the nro:effion. an necallonally tmener(ed io uncertainty. ar.d cannot always t. Lain that fuei:els atieh :s r.eatulzed by corxentratin i ; th'e totell4aual power tG pac data of di'....rders The dire.:l'es of D11.31!..tr Y art. ^ctutiarty att—frag. foe they !...ring with them a trait; of eooe.oiftant fymptce-a by a do. %afraid' n of all vital ecergv..extfteUee itfdf beco^axt Nv hel m tro n , at* faaistsise prerakt alit example, the !eft eto> live habit sof fehoal hey., r the mkt iaanees of maturity. tbev re. it:lm the truik 'ale: vs, pru•egiunal tkilt ; but hy the tictumanee unedgeltel at. n, ruptomoi are vsravat - d. ac.l the eca.l - dt'..ttp..yed. As. • :vismiin IIOYALCOLLROr of SURGEO 6 43. I orouva my pretconons 0,, regularity ealurafloo; and pod-atv e.ery reNieget, wadi,: I ferl tnytele entitled to that confilenee with which I tn.c hiJwrto 'ores fo lio , rally honoured. in al:, rottf-giuce .if local weakne:s, early apulkattioa w;11 prom:m:l-e cal-Trity of a debilitated franc: but where the front a conicirninen ot' the unnianlinefs of the vice *kin* .:cure I his misfortune. in tearful of the contempt or oelifure of kis , nnitty Ibyfician and broods ewer his infirmity with enteful ow eealatent. it crnift be fatinfactory for him to he atTured nut et a/ not capahiiity of treatment. but ago a' the anoft itivsoiub:e (ecrecy. And in recent Ven•rtal Complaint• it is potiihie to prevenoAe. larger or diftre's ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquihr ment of evelutive exnerience in this hoe to elk& a tee, eataie, sand (needy re-eßahtilhtneut offer the advantage of this experience to thole of ether fez who ar: at litted with any kind of URBIi.ITY, of any fymptorne el VENEREAL INYiteTlOini, and in all cafes et h e terms of rms. neration are fluted en the lira interview. Par ent , i;n the root•try are expeAl.d to !mimic' &oh oote, are r•ztetted to fpeet:y their age and manner of liatak. MARTIN ARER, • Member of the Royal College of S2rgeons Is LostMl6 47 .1 Arveel• 44 .-e... nem remote Dar rti fIiOWLAS L.L/kl rstZ DEAR SIR, No. 9, Bridge.ltrect, Lonenn. [FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to intbrwt you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received from your invaluah.e K E's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I 1R•35 attacked with a VENEREAL D l 4. ORDER, which I treated rather Rightly for fome time, hut the Ihr cafe, at length fprcading all over my, 'hely, I was obliged to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, hut th.,ir SMIREICC afforded only temporary relief—l went through various Cooties of Saliva tion, and from thing rather of a cor,eilent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. •l'h..• Ulcer: that fpread all over my limbs, ten dered me a complete Objed, fo that my friends defpaircd of my recovel F. When hrotn,l:: tot his fituetion, I confidered death a s inevitable, but a relation of mine continenting upon the many Cafes in which! our Pill• hadf ucceeded, I was induced to are a t o 't of them, which I thoLglat rather relieved nee, and by perfevcrance for two or three num:ll., and i °Rowing. your Dir,dliott., 1 repe riencedeit e molt unaccountable Relaxation front Pain, the Sore gradually f uhfiiling ; I am now, thank Goo, perfern red and walking out daily: 1 doubt not but one more hex, st think cautious to take. will eftablidt any lieAkb in its orginai use. It is with t he mote heartfelt gratitude that I fidaferibe tnylelt, fir, your much obligee hotrblei errant, Wu. Pirtsus. Deanfi,atc, Manche...kr, July a, P. S. Fur the public benefit I do not °Med to the above being puhlithed, but leave you to ad as your own Letter judgment di.latc. _ _ Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tuo nes T Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his Heide, Nay, New.Bridge-ftreet Where, after a eondant refsdioce of more than thirty-C:lyear., in a preelice particularly dinetid to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that invidtmik beAry which men of his Proferhon thoold always obferve, he Bemire hinifelf, the advice and aflittanee he grandam°, adminittas to perfoni taking this Medicine, will be etteetned, by a ddrisning Piddle, as an ailvantageteldoni to be obtained, and void of Sold, by hi, Appointment, for the encomia-nee .4 thole Hying at a &dance, at the Perfur,, es, No. 35, St. Albiai's ltrect, Pall-Mall; the Toy-lbnp, No. 103, Oxford-ltrrist ; Mr. Ditkorough'6, No. 7, Fith-ltreet-litll ; Mr. Strt•l'‘, Pookfi Her No. I, Un;c.n-Raw, Little Tower Hill; Mr. I.Vatfores, So.,;:h • bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calwell's, Dublin ; Mr. pool; Mr. Arkinfon's, Miincheiter ; and by one Perlon in gvery confiderable Town in Grest-hritaiti and Inland, in Boers of col/ as. cid. each, reeled up with fcß and plain Direeion., whe-tbl Perfons of either Sex may Cure tbentfelves with Lace, Speed, Se• craey, and Safety. - _ - NIGH WATER AT LONDON 11.)-MOIt RUN' Morning •• •• 20 'Minitel after 12 A fte—tr.on • • • o minute. artcr c LONDON: rnnted and pu! . .3 lied by LEVEL KPNT, ',of Cr • terSury-place. Lacilwth), at tit? St4lll Orrice, N t, Carer ftrert. PrbMmcd alto at the ST•111 011111C11. '=- NUMBER IN The 1 A JUNE, tl doe, and Ji Tudday, a' 7T orstfx, b e C Ea sown, epy ro: T o Tri; S eciaffsn . orrs,no CitA: ROO 14=e so,orx. T girft-drawr Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto IT oftel ters ant tants, and offers Mali frith the able terms and all bt Partnerfisii t &nee it r No. 36, Pit inftrument T HE Prop grated, V for yuropte from the Si hove been elegance an of fuck ace flona Gent fettled that &red Mil diforder be thrived be affured, will. be pal may br t. 114 niente of tl T sl . I —x and towed Ka one view, &nation, *nay, with Lodgings, Non, tr. linn tufts whr Lanced:Ai soaks, at perienee I attoft CCM A vii above. Where of the late Acted cop, Oat 1 , . 8.5 E. Wa:ko C— HM 1.0; elicackus occationeJ elttnate; every Ottll The pul (tune': of lic :kb Chic g , ,atine A CiarapftJe Sutlers, to itutter's, in VIM*/