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. . * . . • • C} •• -- '-- •f 1 —4/ , ' -•ley1 . . • . • .. .., , 10.1 . 44 ~.ril, i 7 : _L4' ,), r.,.., ii i c ll s, ~. . i i •,,,,,- 4 . f 1 . .... _ . -- • • . ".":111, e ' ) -• ~.... —. . . 4 00 s , ' •.* I , '.. p --1 • I • d .C.Ir ?Nil' g 1 07 . , ii : I. , ilr; ,ak 114\ ' •.. ,' .O ). '. ' N e' V l') • ' , • A:0.4/ • i lk i . 4e k gia,:- * • - ih , 74 ,,,....., A . • • - r 4 N k .0.:41 . 01 .VP' i -- mr l lk ~ .. .. 8 . Arti") :hp 'SP D. ~...„......) , ... . ,•,,.r., , PrZ FRIDAT, OCTOBER 15, 1802 PRICE S!X-PENCE. BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED, By LACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co. Temple of the Mures, Firlbury-fquay., London. , VOLUME the SECOND, being a Supplement to their Catalogue of Books in all L anguages and Claire* of _ _ rOURTII NIGHT.—SANS SO U CI. :hority of the Right Hon. the Loan CH Amsta tot N. IRROW EVENING, OCTOBER i 6, prefented at SANS SOUTI, LILICISTEL PLACE, k-SQUALL, An Entertainment, entirely new, called MOST VOTES. Sony will come in the following facceßion : The Poet to his Pen, The Committee, One, The Invifible Pig. Water Creffes, Dolly of the Dale. '.--Three Cheers, The Harmony of the Affeetions, sinus, The Bohan Harp, Jokering Gila, The Barber's Shop. I. The Wind and the Rain, The Parachute, The itted, The Union of Love and Wine, A Hiftory MOST VOTES. whole is written and cotnpofed, and will be fpoken, -.complaint by Mr. DIBDIN. Pit 3s. Gallery ss.—Doors to be opened at Seven, madly at Eight. is of the Songs to be fold at the Theatre. the Boxes to be taken at Leicefter Place, where all the Articles in Mr. DIIIDIN'S Catalogue, and fah for the publicatio n, b y fubfcription, of his Pro fe, with the Words of Six Hundred Sooga,and with Ai from their (Objects, in aqua tints. Ladies," " The fweets of Love,"" The Parachute," Toaft," are publilhed. On Monday will be pub he differe p ntSong on every Thurfday and Monday Winter, as well from the New Entertainment, as CANAL CUTTING and BRICK MAKING. THE KENNET and AVON CANAL COM MITTEE will meet at their Office in Caroline-build ings, Bath, on Friday the isth of Oelober, to receive Prupo fals, and enter into Contract for excavating that part of the Canal between Bithop'i-Cannings and All-Cannings, a diltance of about si Miles ; and alfo for making a Lrge quantity of Bricks near Devizes. MARSH LAND, PLUMSTEAD. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Q - EVERAL pieces of MARSH LAND, litnate at Plumftead, in the county of Kent, in the occupation of Mrs. Harwood, Tenant at Will—For Particulars apply to Debary and Cope, N 0.6, Paper Buildings, inner Temple. Learning, with Re a dy-money Prices awed, from which no ~~ TO WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS and OTHERS. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, UPWARDS of FIFTY HOGSHEADS of CLARET of excellent %alit?, about 450 Cafes of FRENCH WINE, of the qualities of Burgundy, Champagne, Hermitage, Claret. Vindegrave, &c. and within time for Ex portation.—Samples may be had, and farther particulars known by applyingto Mr. Chriftie, in Pall-Mall. abatement can be m4ae. A Colleetion of Epitaphs and Infcriptions, Ancient and Mo dern, diftingutihed either for their Wit, Humour, and Singu larity, Elegance of Compofitim, Morality of Sentiment .) or Ce lebrity of Charakfter. 17.m0. 4s. boards. 'The Comedies of Terence, translated into familiar biark verfe. By George Colman, Bvo. 6s. boards. The Pic-Nie, a Mifcel!any of Profe and Vette ; containing a number of Original Pieces, and Extras .s from N‘w Pablica dont of merit. 121110. 3s. 6d. boards. Rational Recreations; in which the principles of Nambers and Natural Philofophy are clearly and copiouily elucidated, by a (cries of entertaining and hitereftiag Experiments, among which are thofe commonly performed with the Cards. By W. Hooper, M. D. well printed in two pocket volumes, and Ulu ftrated with 65 Copper-plates. toe. 6d. Calliope; a Colleetion of the molt celebrated Modern Songs, infcribed to Mrs. Billington tamo. neatly bound, 3s. 6d. Aphorifms for Youth, with Obfervations and Reflections, _ _ ts . , Plans and Specifications may be ken by applying to Samuel Hodgkinfoa, Engineer, at Devizes, as well as at the Office in Bath. WANTED to. Rent, for a Term of Years, or Purchafe, the Leafehold Interelt of a Small Neat HOUSE, with from 30 to 6o Acres of good Land adjoining it, in any Counts not nearer than fifty miles to London : will be glad to take any good Furniture or Stock which may be upon the Premifes, at a fair valuation. Letters Addreffed to Mr. Dimmock, Bookfeller, at his Li- brary, Winchefter, will be inftantly anfwered. SURR Y. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, fi tnate in the parifh of Afhltead, in the county of Surry confining of a Barn, Hovel-yard, and other Outbuildings; am! about 11 Acres of Arable and Meadow Land, in the occupation of James Ridge, Tenant at Will, at the rent of 301. per annum. Alfo fevcral pieces of rich Meadow Laud, molt dcfirably fituated in the parifh of Stoke, within a mile of the town of Guildford ; confining of four pieces of Land, fituate in Comon Mile Mead, containing a A. 3 R. 29 P. and fix Acres and 16 Roods of enclofed Meadow near the above. WANTED on Leafe, or to Purchafe, a fmall DWELLING or good FARM-HOUSE, with fuitable Stables and Dulcet, with a Garden, Orchard, and not lefs than Twelve Aeres of Land—a larger quantity of Land will not I e objetfted to► - The diftance not to exceed One Hundred Miles from London; Soffel or Hampetire would be preferred. The fitnation muft be dry and healthy, and near a large Village or Market Town. Religious, Moral, 2nd Charaderiftic, beautifuUy printed in a Pocket Volume, ss. boards. A Complete Herbal, containing the Prints and Engliffi Name of feveral Thoufand Treei, Plants, Shrubs, Flowris, Exotics, etc. many of which are not to be found in the Herbal of Gerard, Johnfon, or rarkinfon. By James Newton, M. D. Syn..' 4s. boards. The Animal Kingdom. Tranilated from Gmelin's laft Edi tion of Sir Charles Linne's celebrated Sy ftema Nature, amend ed and enlarged by the Improvements and Difcoveries of later Naturalifts and Societies. By Wm. Turton, M. D. in four large Bvo. Vols. 21. res. boards. Dr. Turton's Medical Gloftary ; in which the words in the various branches of Medicine are deduced from their original Languages, prope•ly accented, and explained, 4to. beards, tl. is. '.• The Britt& Critic, Monthly, Critical, and Analytical Reviews have recommended this as a Work highly valuable to the learned and curious, and of the greateft utility to the Me dical Student. Matthew Poole's Annotations on the Old and New Tefta ments, wherein the facred text is inferted, and various Read ings annexed; togethsr with the parallel Scri,tures ; the more difficult terms in each Verfe are explained, teeming Contra dietions reconciled, fteftions and Doubts refolved, and the whole rendered familiar to all Capacities .-4 Vols.in 4to. price only 21.35. Calvary, or the Death of Chrift, a Poem, ht eight Books, by Richard Cumberland, Efq. in boards, 9s. The Obferver . being a Colleetion of Moral, Literary, and Familiar ElTays, by Richard Cumberland, Efq. the sth edition. newly arranged; to which is added, an entire tranflation of the Comedy of the Clouds, 6 vols. I2MO, 14s. 6d. boards. The CloudsofAriftophanes,by M r.Cum berlan d, boards, 2 s. 3 d. For particulars apply to Debary and Cope, No. 6, Paper Buildings, Inner Temple. Addrefs to J. W. at Meffrs. Colktt, Wl:aura, and Collett's, Chancery•bne. HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-IN LOTS, thofe Saw; compoced of (Losing and recitation, _ hitherto remained unpub)ked. above Entertainment will be repeated Mosdays,Thntf A Saturdays. The Won will elate on the 18th of De- ROMAN CEMENT. MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankfide, South wark, nuinufadure CEM ENT or Mo ay A a , for Building in Water, which far furpaffes in utility Dutch Terras, or any other kind of Mortar. It gives to all kinds of Brick or Stone Work, an uncommon degree of strength and cohefion. It lets under water, loon becomes as hard as Bone, and may be ex pored even to the adios' of the lea without injury. In aN Buildings, therefore, intended to refift or contain watery this Cement may be ufed with fbigular advantage: or it may be lowered with lime and land to any defirable degree, for com mon purports. They alfo prepare STUCCO for eating Buildnp with, of the fame hard and durable nature as the Cement. It pre:raves the walls from wet and damp, and may be executed Co as com pletely to referable Stone, at a very modepte expence. Flat Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than natural Stone. On Friday the sad day of Odober inftant, at the King's Head Inn, in the Town of Kington, in the County of Hereford, between the Hours of Three and Six o'clock in the After. noon, fubjeet to Conditions of Sale to be then produced, SEVERAL very valuable _and impmveable FREEHOLD ESTATES, enmpriang the Manors or Lordibips of LYONSHALL BOROUGH, and LYONS HALL FOREIGN; extending over a large track of Land, aboun.'ing with Game, with the chief Resits, (of about the .Annual Value of 201. as. 514.) Courts Leet, Courts Baron, Rights, Royalties, and Immunities thereto belonging. And feveral Freehold Mefluages, Farms, and Lands, lying within the fame, and the Parini of LycnthaUaforefaid, nnw in the feveral holdings of Harford Jones, F.f. (or his Under tenants,) Richard Whitcombe, Efq. Mr. John Chcefe, Mr. Richard Clarke, Mr. John Stephens, Thomas Trumpet, Wil liam Lloyd, John Carwardine, and Francis Pember, Yearly Tenants. The feveral Tenants will thew the Pretnifes, and further Particulars may be had by applying to Mr. Lloyd, Weobley ; or Meffrs. Baxter, Lloyd, and Lloyd,Solicitors, Ludlow, Salop. Int 1.4 refpeefully gives notice, that as there is not probabilit; of parting with his Stock for any thing value, be is determined to continue adtively in and eccaf•onafly to produce novelty for the purpofe his Publications; and, as a material ftep towards drcuhtice, he means to give a liberal allowance to all gantry Bookfellers and Mu&•fellers, who will receive a • letter, with offers to that area. -Pre:dreams to be let or fold, porefflon to be given SECOND LOTTERY, silos. 4, CORNIIILL, and No. 9, CIIMLING CRO with the moll fincere gratitude, re turns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, he diftingaiihed preference ibewn to the above Oakes in 4 former Lotteries, and folicits a continuance of that which it ever (hall be his Rudy to deferve. and Saga as are felling in greatvariety on the fame every other Dike of equal credit; and the extraordi &cafe which Pun:hakes at the above Oakes have cape ' added to the punauality obferved in the payment of , are circomftances well known. ICOND Lottery confiflo of 311.020 Tickets;—total Prises 2811,000 L; and begins Drawing the 29th of tonth. will be a THIRD Lottery, the infant the fecond is which will eonfift of 44,000 Tickets ;—total amount MESSRS. HARDING and Co. No. 89, Pall- Mall, beg leave to announce to the Nobility and Gentry, and to their Friends in General, that they have just compleated manufaduring, and have ready for infpedion, an Affortment of MUFFS and TIPPETS, and other Articles for the approaching Seafon, far furpaffing in Elegance and Variety any ever affixed to their attention ; being a choice feledion of the mull rare, valuable. and curious Furrs from the whole of the importations to this Kingdom during the !aft Sedan ; the prices of which, with all other Articles in their extenfive Warehoufe, are fuch they are comrhiced that will give fatisfadion. PELISSES—they have always ready an elegant variety, made in the aloft fathionable manner. They ;a...taro conftantly receiving from Paws all new Fancy Articles of notice, as loon as introduced: Among their late ar rivals from thence is an elegant variety of Fancy Jewellery, Superb Ornament.' Clocks for the Chimney-piece, Table, &c. f:veral rich Breakfalt, Dinner, and Deffert Setts, Flower Potts Porcelain, from the Brit ilanufattones, and a compleat Affortment o: Perfumery. Ladies at Watering Places, or their Country Refidence, by forwalding their Orders per poll, may depend on having them pundtually attended to. 3ps,oecrL Schemes, with Particulars, gratis, and aII haulers in the %ads uanfaaed with fidelity and difpatch. The day was publithed. price ln boards, ETYMOLOGY and SYNTAX of the :NGLISH LANGUAGE, explained and Illuftnted. • the Rev. ALEXANDER CROMBIE, LL. D. ' for J. pinion, No. 72, St. Paul's Churth-yard. Where may be had, by the fame Author, 'rest* an the Doctrine of Neceffity ; ya. in boards. —.nu 111'S NEW GEOGRAPHY. publication of this Work, which was in tended to have taken place on the zoth Whitt, is una. • deferred till Monday the ascii, owing to an accident unfortunately befallen one of the principal Plates. zsth infant the Work will pofitively be ready fur and the IPubldber has availed WAN of the delay by kveral other interefting Plates, fo that the total number TT-41; rendering the Work one of the molt coat. lift:Mating School Books that ever was publlibed. St. hug s Chnreb-yard, Odoher re, dos. Monday the such of October will be poblifhed, ' I Three Volumes Odtavo Price 275. in Boards, :AML BIOGRAP HY; or, Anccdotes and Illuftrations of the MANNERS, CHARACTERS, and )MY, of the whole ANIMAL CREATION. Ar according to the Syftem of Lionises. By the Rev. W. BINGLEY, A. B. the Linnean Society, and late of St. Peter's College, Cambridge. . for R. PHILLSPI, No. 7t , &jure Church-yard; may be bad of an Booltfellers. ' The Author of the rreient Work lays his claim to tatto o the grouted of its utility. He has bruaght forward thostfauds of anecdotes aud obfervadons that will tend Promote the !Indy of the dclthtful Menem of Natural Hif asy ; has ranged through an expenfive colleCtion of Boobs, amounting in number to nearly a Tboufand Volumes; and has `tom the accounts and traits of charaaer, rem dcd by an travellers and hillorians, tram the earlieft to the tires. slhed, pin pat Crown, iIIACTr pubEAL Information on the Malignant Scarlet Fever and Sore Throat ; in which a New Mode . reatibast is freely communinted. By EDWARD PEART, M.D. Printed for W. Miller, Old Bond-Meet. , the courfe of the lalt Mo uth, by the fame Author, the three following Traci., price Is. 64. each: Pradicai Information on Ineamma.ioi of the Bowels tringulated Rupture •in which a New M:thod Treat .- Difordixs is faithfully communicatcd. St. Anthony's Fire, or Eryilpeias; and on Eryther *Mations in general; as alfo the Mcalles ; in which fades et Treatment are communicated. Rbeumatifm, Inflaninution of the Eyes, and Dif gmeral pr g from Inflammation, and of a fimi v; al fi • on the oat ;in which New Modes of Treat- ;RAPHY ON A NEW PLAN, FOR SCHOOLS, Entertaining and Inftruclive Companion for the Riling Generation. vas publilbtd , price as. 61 neatly bound; or printed on fine Foolfcap paper, price 3s 6d. in boards, Fmhelliihed with a very ufctul Frontifpicee, EPITOME of GEOGRAPHY, in Three 'arts : arranged after a New Manner, and enlivened by to to Andent and Modern Hillary. Second Edition, •onfidaabk Additions and Improvements. By JOHN EVANS, A. M. 'ore Sonitiar i r for a limited Number of Papib, row, Idington. ireful Introdudtion to Geography, which the Author Fur the Ailiftance of his own Pupil". and which may he with Advantage in other Senduarics of Educationr. 4 Review, for December xBox. tinted for IL D. Symonds, No. to, Patemolta-row. Where may be had. , Seine] to the Sketch of the Denominations of the n world, price 3s. oe on fine Paper, 4s. Samoa on tke pea ce , procaat Jane s, at Wild". ~‘ _.._- 01Dra 4314 FOURTI By the Authority of tl TO.MO RROV will be pretence Wet STEIL-SQUARE, An Entert The Songs will PART 1.-911 e pc yob, The Invifible I PART il.--Three Tlx Three Sifters, s a pling, The Barber PART 111. The Deyil Outwitted. Th of the War, MOST I The whole is wri! fog, apd accoatfani Boxes ss. Pit 3s. I . to begin taaalY Books of du Places for the Bei say behad all the PrePdab for the kilonal Life, with tl Silty Plates trea the ' The Ladle.'' " snd " The Toaft," a thee! " The Sapling And a different during the Winter, ehofen from there S which have hitherto The above Entecta &+s, and Saturdays. waiter. DIDDIN refp the fmalleft probabil equal to its value. 1 bufinefs. and occaEo of rebating his Pul their cireuhtion, be the Country Bookfel sircubr letter, with er The Prelates u tbiftas. SEC N - 4. Coos TBISH, wit .to Thseki them' diftlagniatt the late and former 1 favour, which it eve THICITS and Sno terms as every mho nary facets which dented, added to d all Prises, are &con The SECOND L amount of Prises ti nest Month. That will be a'l bilked, which wth of Prises 39s,ccel. Schemes, with Public Funds tants This day w . 'I'HE ETYN ENGLISH L By the Rev. A Printed for J. is Where r A Trade cm do GOLDS/ THE publics tended to hal iridably deferred t which has unfortut On the ssth ter delivery; and the adding fevers) oche win he TIFTT•SIS, plug and fafciaatim kt. yr, St. Paul On Monday In Three sr. ANIMAL B !Saltation. ICONOMY, of raged accenting c BY Yellow of the Lim Printed for R. and may be had el Cr The Audio leak on the groom many thentands of LI promote the fin tory ; has ranged amoueting in nuns rethodited the aa authentic nave& refs= times. loft 1 pRACT ICA a Scarlet Peva if Treatment is In By Printed Mk, in the cowl three fel M. Prattled Ili acd Strangulatod I leg thole Murder ad, On St. Ant Inman AffaLinoi Bow Modes et T 1 On Rheum orders in geuteral I inure; al fi , 01 item are commur au% an Enterti his day Isms put on fine P Fmhellif AN EPITC Parts arr. References to An with confiderlible Flatter eta Smelt An Urdu! Int Muted tor the Al ht4ted with Ad Critical Review,' Printed for L A Sequel t, • Chrifti.4l World, A Scram o area i ce is. NEAR THE CITY OF CHESTER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION — Bp Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, is Pali-Mall, on Thurfday, November lc 8, in Four Lots, at One o'Clock, 'THE LIFEHOLD INTEREST of a Healthy -IL Gentleman, aged Twenty-nine Years, In the very capital, valuable.. and improveable Freehold Eftates, comprifing Three diftindt Manors, in the County of Chefter, let at old and very low Rents, amounting to 23781.95. ad. but of the efthnated Value of upwards of THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, viz. the Manor of Chriftleton and Townfhip of Rowton, within a Mile and a Half of the City of Chefter, containing a good Farin•boufe, fishable Out-houfes, Cottages, &c. and 550 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pafture, and Wood-land, let at low Rents (the Chief Rents included) of 11431 91. ad. The Manor of Huntingdon, fituate within Seven Miles of Chefter, comprifing cf4llFarm-houfe, Out-houfts, and 677 Acres of excellent rich let at low Rents, amounting to 9131. 6s. The Manor of Saightan, fituate within Two Miles of the City of Chefter, eonfiftinx of fevers' good Farm-houfes, Out-houfes, &c. and 241 Acres of rich Land, let at ietw annual Rents of 19t1. 14s. id. Alin a Menage, with Ratable Out-buildings. called Tallow hall, and 143 Acres of Land, let to a Tenant at wW, at the low annual Rent of E3ol. The whole of thefe valuable Eftates are held, with other Eftates, in truft, for a Term which will nearly exceed Six Years, and will then become the abfolutePropeny in Poffeffion of the-Purebafer, during the Life of the Paid Healthy Gentleman, lased 19 years. Printed Particulars may be bait after the zoth inftant, of • James Jones, Efq. Dover-ftreet ; Mr. Wilkinfon, Red Lion fluor, • and Mr. Powell, Solicitor, Abergave.nny ; of the Prin ters o f Chefter, Liverpool, Mancheiter, and Nottingham l'.pers; Rainbow, Corn -hill; and hi Pall-Mall. TO MON.MASTERS, Ace. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By T. WARREN, At the Union Taman. in Cherry-ftreet, Birmingham, on Thurfday, the 4th day of Novanber next, at Four o'clock, (by Direalon of the Executors of the late TKOMAS GILL, Efq.) fubjelft to Conditions then to be produc e d ; HAYSEETCH MILL, fi tuate on the River Stour, near Hales-Owen, in the County of Salop, con tiguous to t he Netherton Canal and Collieries, and about Half a Mile from, the Turnpike Road leading to Stourbridge ; held under a Lace granted by John FM, Efq. for a Term of Ninety nine Years, Ninety-one of which will be unexpired on the z6th Day of February next, fubjedt to a Rent of x aoL per Annum. The Premifes confitt of a complete Plating and Balling Forge, with Air Furnace adjoining, and a large Scrap Warchoufe, two Stories high, newly built ; alto a very eompleat and newly erected Mal, with two Water Wheels of t 6 Feet Diameter, and other correfponding Machinery for boring and grinding Gun Barrels, grinding and poll&ing Sword Blades, &c. the whole abundantly (applied with Water from a Pool of two Aere% with x 8 Feet Headand Fall; four newly meted Forg ivg Shops, a Sand and Clay Houfe, a large Warehoufr, Conipt ing-houfe, five Tenements for Clerks and Workmen, Brew. !Ades, Stables, Gardens, and other Conveniencies. together with about Seven Acres of Rich Pafture Land, in high Cultiva tion, a (mall Coppice and aßi;ht of Palturage on Hayfeetch Common. Hayfeetch Mill (now in full Work) la univerfally allowed to be the belt and molt fubftantial Mill on the River Stour, and inferior to none in the Kingdom for its Ardent Purporess the M.iehincry is all entirely new, credal upon the molt improved Principle, and is likewife fo conftrudted as to be readily con verted into a Rolling and Slitting Mill. The moveable Into, rine* or working Utenftls, Stock, he. ht. arc intended to be fold at a future Time In feparate Lots, unlefs the Purchafer of the Mill Ihould choofe to take them by Valuation, which will be left to his Option. May be viewed at any time until the Sale, by applying to Mr. itobinfon, on the Prentice*, where printed Particulars may be had; alto of Mr. Bate (one of the Ezneutors) at the late Mr. Vtarehoutes or of die Audiumar,la Dakt f iatt, Bir . HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD TO THE BESI r BIDDER, On Friday the sth of November neat, at the Crown and Uni corn Inn, in Leomiofter, between the Hours of Four and Six in the Evening, agreeable to Conditions of Sale to be then produced, and together or in fuch Lou as dull be fixed-and agreed upon at'the time of Sale, A MOST clearable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called and generally known by the Name of the BURY of LISTON ; comprifing a fubßantial and complete Farm Houfe, upon a large fcale, with necelfary and extenfive Barns and Buildings, a good Cyder-mill, with convenient Cyder. honfes, Hop-kilns, Granary, a very productive Dove-houfe, fpacious Fold-yard and Beaft-houfes conveniently attached thereto, with about 450 Acres of Me adow, Failure, Orchard ground, Hop-land, Coppice, Wood and Arable Land, all of a fuperior Quality, and in a high Rate of Cuidvation. The Apple and Hop Plantations are jult now in Perfedtion, and have for the laft Two Years been very produdive, and Part of the Meadow Land can be Bowed with very rich Water. The late Proprietor, who has been dead for a few months only, has occupied the Eftate for about 40 years, and being an excellent Farmer, fo well divided the Lands, and contrived their Cultivation, that the Elate, for its extent, may be con- Meted as Compadt and Fruitful as any in the Kingdom. About 400 Acres of the Eftate are Tythe Free, fubjat only to an Annual Modus of 481. payable to the Dean and Chapter of Hereford, and Poileffion may be had at Chriftmas neat certainly, or earlier, upon Terms to be fixed between the Venders and Purchafer. A good Turnpike Road leading from Leominfter to Ludlow paffes through the Centre of the Mate, and the Farm is (lir tant from Ludlow Seven Miles, and from Leominfter only Two, both good Market Towns. The Timber to be taken at a fair Valuation, and paid for over and above the Purcbafe Money for the Eitate. For a View of the Eftate apply upon the Preface, or to Mr. W. Edwards, St. Mary's Houle, Kingfland; and for other Particulars to Meffrs. Edwards, No. z, King's Head Court, St. Martin's-le-Grand, London • or at the Office of Coleman and Evans, Solicitors, Leominst er. KENT. FREEHOLD ESTATES, CLIFFE, KENT; and CHA. TRAM, KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBERT BURR, On Tuefday the 23d of November, 5802, at the Bull Inn, Rochefter, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, in Two Lots, LOT that Capital Manor Farm, called Sl MORTIMERS, lying in the Parith of Cliffe, in Kent, about Four Miles from Rochefter, and Five from Grave fend, comprifing the Manor-houfe, and proper Outbuilding; and about do Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pafture, Wood, and Orchard, in a good Country, and all, except the Vlatth of about Seven Acres, and the Meadow of about Two Acres, and Two fmall Pieces of Arable, One about One Acre, and another of about Three Roods, lying remarkably well together, with a Ring Fence, the Manor-houfe in the centre. Thefe Premifes are now in the occupation of Nicholas Stevenfon, at the very low Rent of idol. per Annum, under a Leafe for 21 years, from Michaeknas, 1794, with a Power for either Land lord or Tenant to determine the fame at the end of the firft Fourteen Years, on One Year's Notice. LOT 1. All that fubftantial Brick Mame, fronting Cha• tham High-ftreet, nearly oppofite the Market-place, now in the Occupation of William Trott, with the Yard and Appur tenants ; 'Sod One Tenement behind the fame. And all thofo Two fubftautial Brick Meffluages, with the Stables Barn Lodges, and very extcri fi ve Yard, now in the Occupa tion of Samuel Rofe Town Carter ; and alfo all thole two Pieces of Gar da, -ground in the occupation of Thomas Colchefter ; all which I l'remifes lie behind the firft mentioned Brick Meffuage, front ing Chatham High-ftreet, and adjoin thereto, and contain, from front to rear, about 237 feet, and in breadth ,in the rear, about 17 t feet, and are now let on [cafe for a term of 21 years, which will expire at Chriftmas next, to Mr. John Crowcher, at the very low and inadequate rent of ad. per ann. I.effee cove nanting to do all repairs fubttantially, and are under let, to Under-tenants, at very eonfiderable advanced Rents._ Lot 2. is very advanlageoufly fituate in the very heft part of the town of Chatham, has a remarkably plentiful and good fpring of water at a (mall diftance from the furface, and is fuf ficiently extenfive for carrying on any Manufadtory, and lies at a (mall diftance from, and eafy carriage from the River Med way, and will be mews on application to Mr. Robert Wells, Clover-lane, C.hatham. Lot t. wiU be Sewn on application to the Tenant. For further particulars enquire of Mars. Twopenny, Ro . eheiter, where a Map of Lot t, and a Plan of Lot 2, may be teen; and of Mr. Burr, A tftioncer, Chatham. Cr The Rent of Lot i is t sol. per Annum, and not 111tH. as in the former Advertifements ; and the power to determiue the Awn Leek is at the end of the firft t 4 Tears only. 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