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1 4s7.7 ti rr IN ''!' l N o c.::'' .." --' 4 --",` ~.....#.l4`,< t .~ i. 14.4 • '6 l • , Is 7 r • - ••••• •p,..1/ 4 "101 ,4 ( 41 ro, S BER 39743 PUBLIC OFF!CE, BOW-STREET, Auzuß tt, act. BURGLARY. FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. HE R EAS in the night of Friday laft, the Houle .4 BAR, ts, Efq. near the Bridge, at talon, Middlerex, was burglarioufly broke open by eight men, who Role :!..orcin, a Metal Hunting IA atelt, tm. , ker's name Coward and Co. with a r.cel chain and a metal key, the watch was loofe in the cafe ; a Idece of Rulfia River coin, about the flee of a half crown; a counterfeit dollar; an almanack pocket-hook for the prefeut year, in a red cover; a banker's check for 51.53. dated July zB, on Baron Dimfdald and Co. ; a pliir of nrw half-boots ; forne other half-boots, and feveral pair of G.,ntlemen'i (hues, with tin; a Cattleman's hat, alma, new ; two or three pair of filk Rocl.fr.gs, numbered ; four one pound bank notes, and feveral other notes and bills, together with fume calls. 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Longman, and O. Rces, No. 39, Pater roft..r row. ORIENTAL DIA LOGIIES : containing the Converfadnni of Eugenins and Mei phron un the Spirit and Beauties of the Sa cred Poetry of the I - I,hrcws. SeleCted from the German Dia logues and lifilertvions of the celebrated Herder. Handfoins• finitely printed Ina VoL Bvo. Price is. in Boards. 'lO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, At the London Inn, Dover, oti Tueftlay, Auguft 18, aot, At Elevcn o'Clock, Whoever will apprehend, or give fuch information to the Magiffratcs at the above Office, as may he the means of appre hending and convidini one or more of the ofh.ntlers concerned in the faid burglary, Mall receive FIFTY POUNDS Reward from the 411fociatiou of Hendon aforefaid, for the Kuria:oton of Felons. 'f'HE BRIG GRAFF VAN S CHWERIN, of 1311..!ci1, JELLm!: N Mutter, foreign built, about 109 teas ; together with her Malls, Yards, EJwiprit, (Landing and running Rigging, Materials, 6toro.—:'or particulars appll• to Mars. Fedlor and Minet, e! whom torics may be Volume the Second, of POEMS, by the Rev. W.LBOWLES. Including Battle of the Nile, Coombe Ellen, St. Michael's Mount, with a Monody on the Death of Dr. Wanton, and other Pieces, never before pubhihed. Elegantly printed, (uniformly with the Fiat Volume,) and adorned with Eogratings, Price 6s. in Boards. CLARCOAL FURNACE IN SCOTLAND. TO SE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, And entered upon at Lady-day next or !mice, HE lb:film of a Leafe, (ten Years of which T a rc unapirod) of a Blatt Funwee caUod ARGYLE FUR NA'...E, together with the Bellows and other Utenfils ; alio the Li - f of feveral convenient Farms, extenfive Woods ready fee cutting. The Furnace is lituated eight Miles from loverary, in 2,,.grlcCtirc, on the Sea Shore, where Veffels fuitable to the Track ezy lie in fafety. For further particulars apply to 'Mere& Kendall and Latham, Beaufort, near Abergavcnny.-- Villi:im Bonn, refident Agent, will (hew the Fri:nazi. TO DE SOLD, At the Hop Pole, Worceiter, between Four and Six in the Afternoon of the nth Auguft, AVERY tine FREEHOLD ESTATE, fit for the Refidence of a uncoil Family, at a [mall expence, with a Dweling-Houle and fuitable Out-buildings, and about 11.0 Acrc. of neat fertile Ground, at the very low Rem of 3col. per annum, in the parilh of Leigh. five mile. from Worcelter, b!J:tvd on r:fing bmuund. Mt. John Hill, Tenant, will Blew the Pr,atifts. _ . Particulars to be had of Mr. NA'hitcomb, Serjrants' Inn, Fleet-Ilreet, London; or at Mcfrrs. Griffiths and Philpot, Clout:ller. TEIMINGTON, TWICKENHAM, and HAMPTON. TO BE SOLD, purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chanc"ry, made in a Caufe, Vale and others o. Davenport and othnrs, before John Simeon, Efq. one of the Matters of tile kid Court, on Friday the 14th day of Auguii next, at tne Public Sale Room M the raid Court, fituate in Southamp ton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London,.—!n Thirteen Lots, . PART of the FREHO,LD and COPYHOLD ESTATES Lite of John Davenport, Efq. deceafed, fituate at Teddington, Twickenham, and Hampton, in the County of Aliddlefez, confiiting of Three capital Manfion-houfea, with foitable Olen thereto, Three other Dwelling-houks in Tcddington-ftree, and Two Cottages near thereto, alfo about Eight Acres of Arable, Mcadow,.and Paiture Land, great part of which is fituate Immediately adjoining the River Thames, and wdl calculated for BuEding- Printed Particulars whereof may be had it the Paid Malts?, Chambers, in Southampton Buildings, aforcfaid, and of Mcffm V.inon,Vioes, and Fry, Solicitors, Lincoln's lon, where Plans of t Eltates may be ken. MONMOUTH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In September next, lintels prevloufly difpoled of by Private Co ntradt, of which timely notice will be given, A VALUABLE and truly defirable FREE HOLD ESTATE, confining of flunky improvable Farms, called Hillttone, Cotton, Blacknioor, Cadangro, and Calzt Farms, containing 455 Acres of rich Arable, Palture, r.d Wdodland, together with Grofmont Wood Tithes, extend ,,v,r 574. Acres of rich Land, Stuart in the Parithes of I.4.u,;attotk, St. Manghan's, Rnckfidd, and Sheaf:fib, in a dry airy fauation, commanding agreeable Profpeds of the ad pant Country, bounded in part by the River MOROW, and the Turnpike Road, fir miles from fidootnouth. - - rarthe'r Particul a rs may be known by applying to Mr. Ens- Lry, M.rimooth. who will thew the Ptyalin'; and to Meffre. Hothkincon and Co. Surveyors, N 0.45, Arundel-ftrcet, Strand, w;l., arc authorized to treat for the fame. 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I AisrtiOt IITIFSI t, r. ,77:cA,Architedtural, Chomgraphical, " in the variety of amufement which 'Mr. Southey has ferveil i , and Itinerary, ill :sOTTINt:HAMSIIIRE and the adjacent up In this Mileage, the mind is at a lola on which page moftly Counties; Part the iirli, comprifieg the H i dories of Southwdl, to dwell. Relying on our Author's affuraneet, we mutt think (the Ad Pontem.) and of Niw r o ark, (the Sidnacaftef the Ro him either every fortunate or a very itiquilitive traveller ;he n . uns) interfperfed wilt Biographical Sketches. 13y %Aril, mutt either have been unufually lucky in meeting, fortuitoufly, I.IAM DICKINSO, big. tlegantly printed in giiarto, with with adventures or information, el. have f i wut man y a weary a Portrait of the Author, and numerous tam Lrognivings, hour in the refoareh ; for not a page occurs , that does not either - Price 1 as. in Boards. emote us by its humour, or infirm:l us by aloft train of thoughts , -1.11 A few Copies are printed on Royal Paper, with early happily exprelTed.“ London Review, March, t-99. Impreßloos ache Plates, l'fic , . tl. is. hi Boards. This day were publiftied, V. 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BY Thema° n'lemit• MlNitis, and tbc .IM.-Kl.Tti El .'1 ta..11 'our s from their PO ' With tm elegant EnSeaeilllte. rice t0c 6 4.b0ar ,4 iGC Oa Ler ed.* Works: au,l Nixes and obr, nations concerning other paper, with Footplates, price tja Literary Ciwatin ot' the ri:Uratb and aixteert C.aturica A TOUR in NIONNIOUTI!SHIRT!, ry WILLIAM COXL, M. A. F. R. 5. F. I.S. P.Liztor of ilmicrton. 111 n itrated with a Mv of the C-mtity, and with 'Engravings from the Drawings of Sir Richare. I inare, Bart by Byrne, and other eminent Artilts, Ground Pints of Cafties, Plans of ancient En campments, Ike. Elizantly printed in Z Vols. gto. 4 44. is Boards. GLOUCESrERSHIRE. To be Sold by Auftion, on Wedneriay the 4rh Jaya Novem ber, in Lots, by J. HODSLI fellow and Co, I- 3- TRULY deferable and Improvable FREE HOLD ESTATE, fix miles from Glouccltcr, three from ::mud, is from Cheltenham, and 28 from Brill°, ; confilling (lithe Manor of Painfwick, extending over kraal Thoufand kerts of Land,with Fines,Chicf Rents, Qiit Rents.and Heriota Muni; out of nearly 300 dlilimmt. CopyholiTsmanzmi,.w.thin laid Manor. Alfo, a Capital Manor Farm, with Houk, I.vifite Offices, Garden and Mature Ground, 363 Acres of Arabic Meadow paßure and Woodland, beautifully furrould .4- the Houk with two Improvable and valuable Streams of Wlttf, miring and running through the Farm. And alfa, 449 A Ter, of :tdofed Woodlands and Wattes, well Rocked with Bnch, Oak, and Alb Trees, tying within the Manor ; toge ther with the Tolls of the Market of Prinfutick. The whole capable of very great improvement both for pkafurd and Luau, rrzy he reafonably Lftimated at wont. per Annum. Pr. ned "'Priv:tars may be bad of Mr. Wm. Lydia, of Painf viek, who will thew the Premifes ; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney, S'r•dls of Mersa. T. and W. Dann, fielienora, Lincolles-Insi; o: NieffrxHodlklnfaa and Co. Surveyors, No 35, A rundel- Itr •c„ London, where a plan of the Efate may be feel,. WESTMORL A.hsD. 10E I , IIOLIC SALE, At Mr. Mathew's, the White ?hit, Kendal, Oe Meath), OCtobcr slot, at Six o'clock in the Evening, fp the follow ing Lots : THF. very riet_Jirabie FREEHOLD ESTATY, NVATJ'S-FIELD, adioining the Town of 1 ;mill. On the Wctt Me of the River Kent; conftltiug of a lane Man Con Houk, good Out-Buildings, a Garden and Gr rtord wdi planted, a large Fills-peed, and ten Inclofuret 6f !cry rich Ground, cantabtlng thirtrfla eußotnary Acres. or ; 4 c:cahoots, covered by a fmall ?dodos nand Corn anti Hay .. lthe.—There are fevered valuable and ornamental Timber I recs growing on the Pronifes, which the porchakr may hays valuation ; and, if it thoultkbe defiled, An EAUe wiB be ropufol in different Lots. Loy 11. The Remainder of a Term of Twenty Years, granted • •y the Matter, Fellows, and Selsolars of Trinity Colicg; Cant kik^. of which fiatern years ore yet to come, of the Rectory rt. Parforiage of Kuser Kc an A L, and Ferry Acres of Land iu the Church Fields, in the Past& of Kirkby Kendsi aforetaid ; 12.141 by kites Temmta cm payment of certain an nacl cullomary Reins, and of certain FIDP on &Inc of Tc - Lilts by death or alletrolon. fhc kvcral fpecks of Thbes grimed by the above Leak. amount yearly to more than 4901. out of which a yearly refer •aion of tsoL is made to the College, and *fine has bean paid tr a fLryielVali Of Ow fernier Leaks every Oven years, which b• en ;dually asffed at two years rckned rent, or there 7horts. rtf :he abo►e P.(tate and lltho Ire left for in f - qN.r With Mr. NI Attorney, Kendal ' and tither he I . l rnnert, (IF Wattrriel4, wyl. Yrsw the Mau; which he had of Mr. Atkbidet, Solicitor, Chancer74nne Mx.Hubbcrar, Widow, AA's-Friars, Ueda:. The robbers are fuppofed to have been frith Haymakers, who lately worlrA in that neighbourhood ; and two of them can ipe ilk little or no Englifh. One of them appeared to be about %, years of age, nye feet four or fever' inches high, Root and thick made, red face, and knock-kneed; another a short little man, bet wecn 4..) and so years of age; another a tall thin man, flaxim hair, fair complexion, and about 26 or 27 years of age ; another about five feet eight inches high, Rout made, and fandy hair. Thefe four had their faces partly blacked when they en - tered in at the Chamber window where Mr: and Mrs. B. Dept. Tliis day was publiihed, in One Volume Odiaro, price cs. in boards, ANGLING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES : REDUCED TO A COMPLETE SCIENCE. Being the refult of more than a years real Pradliseand Obfervation throughout the Kiogdoma of Grcat-tirixain and It eland. TN THREE PARTS. By SAMUEL TAYLOR, Gent. Printed for T. N. Longman, and 0. 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