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. • • 10, , 4 . 41 K • 4 . * . ' . _ . • 111 W n 4 /.. .. • y7 1 11:74 . 1 74 •,'" Ql,- ‘,l ' '4) --r• _v4oi 1` 41 t .l NUMBER 4199 3 FRIDAT, APRIL so, Igoe C MICE gl X -PENCIL STOURPORT BRIDGE. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE TO -MORROW EVENING, MAY z iBoz, ttcir Nlaleities Servants will ad a Comedy, c alled THE WEST INDIAN. &More% h4r.POWEI.I.; Britton, Mr. DWYER, of the Theatre Royal, York, (Being his lift appearance on this Stags.) hilake Graham Mr. CAWS/P.I.D. Captain/Nancy, Mr. Packer ; Chalet Dudley. hit: De Camp. Lady Rotten, Mrs. SPARKS ; • Charlotte Report. Mrs. YOUNG; Lola. Dudley, Mn. SONNET. To which will be added the Farce of THE VIRGIN UNMASK'D. AMeeting of the Trutices of the raid Bridge win be held at Stonrport Inn, in the CoutVry of WM • cciter, an Tudday, the 4th day of May nest, fur the purpofc 'of receiving Propeals and ERimates for erecting an iron Bridge, with one Arch, acrofs the River Severn, at stoorpurt emerald, upon the new Stone Abutments now forming flu re, and any perfon willing to perform the fame may fend in Pro to Mr. Colley, at Kidderrniulter, previous to the raid Meeting. By Oeder of the Truftees, April 13, dos. RICHARD COLI.EY, Clerk._ _ FOR SAL} BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the London Tavern, Folhale-Itreet, Plymouth, (after the Sale of the Nile,) 'f' HE Copper-bottomed Brig FLORA, (late Hired Armed Brig in his Majsity's Si.rvice,) Length, 73 6} I Myth, 9 9 Breadth, ' 21 te e Adeneaforcs 142 69-94 Tons. She Is a molt sompleteVefel tor any Trade where a Aitel of her tiiintstfions is required. and is abundantly found in good Stores. She requires but little to fond her to fea immediately. Fur Inventories and further Information apply to Mr. John Hawker. Merchant, Plymouth, who will difpore at the fame place and time for exportation, 18er : es 1 Guadaloupe sugars, and i Bags a Calks and t Cafe Beimftonss TO BE ~01.11 BY iUCTION-By WM. BUNNELL. At the Three Cup, Inn, in C•leLeta, in the Carroty of F.fes. uu Saturday the t3th day of May next, at m I liduCk in the Forenoon, mad, lousier difpored of by Private Cntraef, of which tirady .Notice will be given, the following valuable • Fret hold LP.ates; in Four Lots : LOT L A FREE HOLD ESTATE, .gtosite in the -L. 3, feeeril Padilla of I_,,imaret and Bum, in the ' County of Fifer, known by the name of RAVENSFILLD • confining of a Mennage or Farm.houfe, Barns, Stables, Ora naries, and other Outbuildings, and about too Acres of Arable, . Meadow, Palture, and Woodland, now on Leak to Mena. William Page and "Ilsomas Cooper, for at years from Michael. MILS 1798, at the eL:Ar yearly Rent of 01. LO r Freehold Eltate, fituate in the raid Parifhes of launartkand Bums, known by the name of Poilteads; confilt. lug of a Fann.houfe, Bans, Stable, Cowhoufo, and other fats- • hie Outhouks, with an Orchard, Garden, and about 61 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Psalms Land, now in the Occupation of Mr. Benjamin Bradley, as Tenant at Will, at the clear yearly Rent of 601. N. B. Poiknion of this Lot may be had at Michaelmas neat. LOT Freehold Enact, Senate in the feveral Parings of St. Lawrence Steeple and Stow Maris, in the Paid County, confining of a capital Meffuage and very extenfive Barns, Stables, Granaries, Cuwhoufes, and other Nimble Outbuildings, and about 287 Xeres of molt excellent Arable, Paßure, Mara, and Woodland, now on Leak to Meffrs. John Pos:ord and' William Theedam, for 17 years fromblichaebras aoo, at the dear yearly Rent of 30. N: B. This Eftatt is very defirably fitnated about it Mita from Mahlon, a large Markus Town; Four from Bradwell, Three front Southminfta, all in the Hundred of Dengy, (the Laud in which Hundred is jultly efteantal to be the molt pre ferable fur the growth of Corn in the county of Elks), and within one Mile of the Rivcr Bleckwater, front whence Hoops, barges, and other caging velleis, are continually failing to the Port of London, by which the Landholders are enabled with great convenience to Ihip Corn for the London Markets, and to receive Lime ' Chalk, Allies, and other Manure, front the different Wharfson the River Thames. LO r IV.—A Freehold Mate, fituate in the Farah of Great Holland, in the Paid County, known by the name of Jenkins. confining ola Meilisage,or Farm Houk, Barns ' Stables, Out, bottles, and Buildings, and about So Acres of Meadow, Palture, and Woodland, now let to Mr. John Manning for 21 years, from Miehadmas, 179 j, at the clear yearly rem of Sol. N. 8.-.. The Land Tax charged rdpedtively on the above mentioned Lots has been redeemed, and tho Ensues are mode. suety affcffed to the Poor and other Parochial Rata. The above Elates may be viewed by application to Mr Dan. Sutton, Jun. Solicitor, in Cokheitcr, of whom further Particulars may be had, (and at whole Office Maps of the dif ferent Lets may be ken); as alto of Mr. Sanded's!), Solicitor Palfgrave Place, in the Strand, London ; and Mr. Bunnell, the Audionea, in Coleheiter. ANadvantageous offer now prefints Will to any AN Lady who can command from Twelve to Fifteen Hun. dred /bands, to engage in a Private Eltabliihnsent of the flea refribtbllity, for the education of Young Ladien . ahe prefent parties retiring), fituated in the molt plzdant and PEalthy part of thevavirons of London. The Concern in every refpeci exceptionable, and cannot fail of fuccefs. Mita Lacy. Mn. JORDAN. es The Free LIR of this Theatre (the Renters and Annul. tzu melted) is not extended to the Repeats. WEEN BUCKINGHAM AND BICESTER. With im.llllllon at Lady Day "est. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—by Mr. RAINE, . _ _ Mr. GILPIN'S DRAWINGS. Tbis day _ was totailbed.rice se-6d. A CATALOGUE of DRAWINGS and BOOKS of DRAWINGS, Principals noly, addrefftogisi Icticripott Raid) to 5. L. qt Mr. Coomb's, Sinsop's Court. Lincoln's Inn, wiU ascot wick attention. At the Rainbow Cuffee-houfe, in Conlin, on Friday the allth of May, at Twelve trClock, in Twenty-nine laus, AN Eatenlive and Valuable Tithe Free and FREEHOLD ES FATE; Confining of nearly thg whole Krill of TWYFORD ; with the MANOR thereof. The principal part Grating Land of the first quality, and wt.ll watered, dpec4ally iks by a fine Stream, which is moftly the boundary to the Eftatc on the North fide; and on which are two good Water Corn Mills that belong, at wall as two Wind Mills on other parts of the Eftate; and three tree Pnblic-Houfes. The whole containing near Twelve Ifun.lred Aeres of rich Land. Fly the Rev. W. GILPIN, M. A. Vicar o( Boldre, and Prebendary of Sarum, TO DE SOLD, by Mr. Chrillle, in Pall-mall, an Thurfday swat the 6th of May, for the Endowment ut a Part& Sebuol at Bakke near Lyaslngton. To which is added tie Aathoes Av enom of the Drawings, and of the principles on which they are executed; illuftrated by three Sketches by Mr. Sswrcy Gilpin. Sold by T. Well, Jun. and W. Davies, Strand ; F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; J. Staunton, oppoute Cra ven-Rice, Strand ; and at Mr.Chrißies Room, Pa -matt FOR SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION. At the London Tavern, Fozhole-fteeet, Plymouth. on Moe. r day the 3d Day of May nest. at Ten o'Llock in the Forenoon, I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz: VOI saroavArtom : About 200 Quarter Butts rich old Malaga Wine of (valor yo Cafes 2 Quality._ _ 330 Boxes op?: A - ftantlty of Cask, loofr, Being the remainder of the Cargo of the Swedlils htig Maria aabeth, detained on her voyage from Malaga to Morlaix and fine condemned u prize to his Majeltes daps Sutttfante, Garland, and hired armed cutter Alligator. For Samples, Catalogues, &c. apply to James Sykes, Fig. Arundell-itrect, Strand ; or to John Hawker. Merchant, Plymouth. The principal Metruage it Twyford Lodge, which is Grouted in the centre of the EfLite, on elevated ground, and has been; and is fttD, well worthy of being the (cite of a refpeEtahle *e. fidence ; diftant four miles from Buckingham and Biceitar•— the high road between whichgrcat Market lawns goes through this Eftatc. This day was publlibed, Neatly printed on fuperane Wove Royal, To be continued Monthly, price 25. 6d. NUMBER I. of a New MilecUany, entitled 'HE MONTHLY REGISTER, and ENCY CLOPEDIAN MAGAZINE; embcUilbed with two bighly flnithed Plates of Windfor Cattle and the Louvre. This work is intended to form a mato. of acrid infor matics) in every department of feienr.r, and to exhibit Engrav ings by Anifts of the greatdt eadnenee, of diftinguithed ar chitelitural fubjeax Puhrdhed at the Repertory Odlee, No. ills, Plat-Brat ; and may be bad of all Bookfellerl. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Itreet, Plymouth, immediate. lafter the Sale of the Wine and Soap, THEFOLLOWING GOODS, TOR RXPOR rATION About Eo Hogbeads French Red Wine. 59 Cafes Claycd Sugar. 40 Dittu UnclAyed ditto. 13 Ca l Guadaloupe Coffee, 4 BeP 7 Caka Sugar. FOR uOMt CONSUMPTION. A handfome modern-built Chariot, a Cuticle at Gig, with Curtick and Gig limners Compleat, and fundry other Arti cles, the property of a Gentleman going Abroad. Alfo, the Dania brig Huemumswisr, burthen about zoo Tons.-:-She is an exceeding handy little Veal for any Trade; is well found in Stores. and has /mealy had a thorough repair; may be rent to ka immediately. For further information. Catalogum. Inventories, &e. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Mer chant. Plymouth. Mk. Harper, at Twyford Lodge, as well as the other 're• pants. will Qww their feveral Lands; and of wbom, on the aft of May, printed particulars may be had ; alfo at the prin. Opal Inns at Buckingham, Bicelter, and Ayleibury ; of the Printers of the Ozfurd, Reading, and Northamptno Papers; Rainbow Collne-houfe; of Mr. Haler, Attorney at Law. 'Mame; Where, and at Mr. Raine s , Land Surv e yor, in Ch as ‘ lottrarset, Bloomfbury, a eorredt Plan may Ix foam This day was pnblithed, InTere Vol,. tam& price 6e. fared, ri HE ALGERINE CAPTIVE; or, the Lite and Adventures of Dr. UPDIKE UNDERHILL, Az years a Patina Among the Marion. This Work is from the Pen of an American Author, and is the Arft Wake yet publiibed of genuine American Humour. Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Paternoßcr;row. Of wheels may be had,beely yothlithed, HELEN of OLEMOSS. a Novel, by the Author of Hiftaric Tales, 4 Vols. Jana. J6e. boards. And COUNT DE NOVINI, of the Cana:dente Carthnfian, 8 Namelitas Tale, 3 V OIL MOO. SOL 6d. boards AMERICA. This day wen pubilibed, bnimillihed with a beautiful Frondipieee, from a Deign by Mr. One, price 61. boards, POEMS. By Mrs. OPI E. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Reds, Patemotter-row. Of mom my belted. be* Publidirdt by the ham A ll 4le_. a. ELEGY ft the MEMORY of the late Duke of asiD. FORD ; wrings es the Evaded Obis intenneet peke as. 2. .11It FATHER and DAUGHTER; a Tale. in Prob. The feeend edam, with a Fronegpieee, prim 4s. 6d. boards. The *Ara of reebadtoly are faked only to minds of sincomnsta fufeepdhlUty,—to More periods who may be laid to have a fympridssdc talk for Mirth ; and from readers of this clefs, the fait time new btfore us w@l mewl* pander se e:crenate. For osridves, we own that we have been truly af feded by the perufsi alit, Acme k b replete with intereft, and polkas pathos enough to affal the heart of the molt callous of atkal readers." Monthly R v. Jude. ism FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Land= Tamil, Foxhole-area, .Plystouth; after the A. M. MYERS, No. 1, Water-Rreet, • city and State of New York, in North America, ( Audtioncers and Brokers, dely appointed and canunifiloned by lap . for the City afordaid,) make a tender of their Cervices to the Manufacturers and Merchants of Europe, in the Commif fon Line, and inform them, that Stores and every other con venience is prepared for the reception of Gouda, Wares, and Merchandise configned to their addicts, fur *her public or private Sale. They Pardo& and Ship all P3nds of American and Welt India Prodace on Orders. Sale et the Huck mini hi: THE FOLLOWING GOODS in SUNDRY sOll &IMITATION: 6 Cafes Caxton Paper I 4 (.Idita Linfeed Oil s Chas Copper Barons II sands Knives Pan of the Cargo of the Pro San brig Morgan Stern ; eon dunned as prise to his Majtity's (hips Maar and others. For Viewing, Carsiorica, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plyntonth. From kraal years experiatse In the above line of Ellnnat e thole who favour them with their commandi, will find them folichous to pronyte the Intereft of their Employers. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Loudon Tavern, Foshok-ltreet, Plymouth, after the Goods of Morgan Stern, THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. /OR IMPORTATION, A Hhds. French Wine 5 Bop Cayenne Pepper Pods Part of the Cargo of the Danith brig Nerdftiernen ; con demned as Prise to his Maiefty's fhip Regulus and others. For Samples, Cotallagues, and furtlus Information, apply to Mr. Jobs' Hawker, aberehaat, Plymouth. On Saturday the tsth of May WM be publilbed, In Two brie Volumes grrto, with nu:wrong Maps, drawn under the Dietitian, and with the laft Inspeoventents of Arrewhnith, sad engraved in a new manner by Lowry. ferninf t so lAl:dirt - gal Modern Atlas, pries 41. 41. in W% ord er oTal Papa, with, early Insprefiloas of the Mays, peke 61.6 e. in boards. UODERN GEOGRAPHY; a Defcription of AVA. the Empires, Kingdoms, and States, whit the beans, Seas and lies, in all Parts of the World; including the molt ram Dikoveries and Political Alterations. POI SALE BY PUBLIC AUCI*ION. At the Lon6on Tavern, Foxlioie-ftrees, Plymouth. after the Wine. &c. of the Nortlftiernen, THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. FOR RI PORTATION i , . ,1 About 90 Hlids. French Rik Wine. Part of the Cargo of the Vrow Hellegonde ; condemned as prize to his Majeltja hired armed cutter Swazi, Lieutenant Henry Stanley, Commander. For SompkaKatalogues, Etc. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. By TWIN PINKLitTON. The Aftremomical Introdudlian by the Rev. 8. 'trivet, A.M. F. R. S. and Pinata= Prate Mir of Altrottomy and Experimental Pa y is the Univerfity of Cambridge. • a° To r t Whole are added, Lifts of the heft Maps and Books elTravds, in all Languages, and an ample lodes. Printed for T. Cadt.ll, jum and W. Davies, Strand; and T. If. Longman and O. Rots, Paternoßer-row. •.• Owing to Conte Alterations fuggefted by the recent De akin Treaty with France, the Publication of tlllOl Work has here deferred for a few Weeks. bin the delay. it is hoped, will be compenfated by the Improv,ments isadifronfab:c on fo un common and important an occaficm—The Maps will amount to between Forty and Fifty, from entirely new Drawings, ha lurintaided and retired by Mr. Arrowfmitit, win* Skill in this Department is univedally acknowEdged. The chief Authorities are alto marked at the Bottom of each Map, and they are 'Wanted by Mr. Pinkerton with many lan portant Features of the Countries. and intereftiag =ma de rived from numerous Works of Natural and Civil Hlitory, which wai be in vain fought for CM in a large and expenSve Mu. They are engraved by Mr. Lowry is a Style of Char mers and Beauty never before attempted, and upon a new rip eiple fondled by the Author. flt For the aeconunodatloo of Pedant to whom fuch a mode of publication may be acceptable, fame Copies will be divided into eight Parts. and publiftted Moodily, till completed, at t ts. each Part, in boards. or Aa Abridgment of this Work by the Author la in a Lae of preparatioa. !OR COUGHS, &e.ANGIBAUD's LOZENGES of ELoIS, THESE celebrated Lozenges, whi c h lusre been fold in England upwards of one hundred and thirty years, were invented by ClllAatts Ati °IBA o,of Blois, Apothecary to the then King of France, and have been conveyed by C ANGIBAUD, his grandfon,latc of St. Martin's-lanc. London, by afflOmunat of the original receipt, to the prefeut Proprietor. The difficulty of obtaining one of the principal ingrodients Iron, abroad, having occaSonally interrupted the fide of there I .qzenges, or soldered them of an inferior quality, the Pro. pric or, from a bteimportation of that article, has now the fa. twadion of offering the preparation in a parcel fiAte, and he tri,l that the public may depend upon • cool/ant tupply in fet ute. The Lozenges of Blois are very different from all the modem inrrntions, and are a molt pleafant and cffolsal remedy for Clu ers, Cods, and d i (orders ot the Lungs. By a peculiar flscat ti los quality, they quickly away ti.offc troubleiome tickling? Crash', raged Catarrhs; and by their fattening and healing ' , blurs, afford great relkf in Sore 'llaroaas, Sorcucfs of the Bradt, and Allbmatic Complaints. S.4d by appointment of the Proprietor, in boxes, price tat 841 : esPh, duty included, by Mr. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul Mr. G..!,ibir. No. 42, Cornball; Mr. 'Nu, at the Royal Er ;At 13aytey and lew, Coekfpur- Area ; Wade's, Ow 114,u41-11teet ; Mr. Jeboult, No. too, and Mr. Piailink 21 % 76. Oxford-area I Mr. Wand, No. 334, and btr. Quin. No.s6p, am*. F s 3 FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At tbc London 'acct, Folbole-arcet, Plymouth, after the Sok of Wine, per Vrow He!legonda, THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. VOIL rarorrArtrix, t ao Calk/ Powder 13/ue - I Bak of Paper Part of the Cargo of the Pruffian Knff Zum Cotton Enfwyek; contanned as prise to his Majcfty's hired armed cuttyr Condi tution, Lieutenant John Whitton, Commander. For Catalogues and further Information apply to Mr. John Hawker, onerekant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Loudon Tavcrn, Foxhok-ltreet, Plymouth, after the Sale of Goods, per Zum Gatton Enfwyck. THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. roa tarorrar toy OR HOWL covevmrt Jur. About oo Dutch Bricks or Ktinlers. 7; Cats ditto 'Earns. - 14 ditto Slacked Lime. Part of the Carlo - of the American brig Ann, condemned a s prize to his Maidlea ihip Spitfire, Roht. Keen, F.fq. Com. rounder. For ellogua, &c. apply to gr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern. Fosbale-Rreet. Plymouth, after the Sale of the Bricks, &e. THE Good Swedith Galliafs ASSISTENTIE; Burthen about 110 . 1 . 0111.....5he Is a roaaraable m on and good svi.o tumid in Sturgis, and ClitAilrted fur gene ral purpofts. For Inventories, &e. apply to Mr. John Hawker, blerchaut. Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At she I.otsdoo Tavern, Foshole-Ilreet, Plymouth, after the Sale of the Affiftentie, (unlefs dilpoled of by Private Can. trae, of which due Notice will be given,) TUE Handfome well-bujit Copper-bottomed • Brig NILE, of the lotion ing Dimeldiona, Length zoo 6 Breadth, as $ Depth, to t Between decks 4 8i Draught of Water - to 7 Adz:le:fares zys 11. 4 Tons. She is a mote complete Velrd for the Welt India or Mediter ranean Truing, lot 3 years old, is partially copper-bolted, and treenaikd, remarkably well found in Sails and Stores, and may be fent to fea with eery tittle elpencc. Fur Inventories, Re. err ly to Mr. John Halthgr, 'unbent, Plymouth. WA RW ICK4SHIR E. MANOR Ind FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE PIiIIEMPTORILY SOLD IT AUCTION) Br EDWARD LEES, On Thurfday the 3d day of June, tBox. at Two o'Clork in the Afternoon, at the Houle of Daniel Wagftaff, called or known by the name or fign of the Bull and Fleur de Lis, fituate in Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, 'THE MANOR of WEDDINGTON, in the laid County; and a very defirable FREELIOLD TATE there, in the following Lots Lot a. AU that new-eredtcd and capacious Meffitage, Tene ment, or Farm-houfe, with the Yard, Gardens, Orchard, Barns, Stables, Cow-bovels and other Ont-offices thereunto adjoining, and belonging; and alto all tbstfe feveral Mfrs, Pieces or Par. eels of rich Arable, Meadow, and Palture Land thereunto ad joining and therewith - met:pied, fituate. Randing, lying, and being in Weddington,iu the-county of Warwick, containing to gether 569 A. and t 7 P. or thereabouts, (be the fame more or leis) and now and for feveral tears lilt pat in the Tenure or Occupation of Mr. ThomasZ re mpfon. Lot. a . MI that other M Tenement or Farm, with the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow-hovels, and other Sat-offices thereunto adjoining and belonging ; and alto all thofe leveret Chiles. Pieces or Parcel of rich Arable, Meadow and Palture Laud. thereto adjoining, and therewith occupied ; alfu fituate, fLniling. lying, and being in Weildington aforefaid ; containing together tBB A. 3R. and 6 I or thereabouts (be the fame more or kfs) and now alto in the Tenure or Occupation of the raid Thomas Tompfon. Lot 3. AU that other Mdtuage, Tenement, or Farm-houfe, with the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow-bevels, and other Out-offices thereunto adjoining and belonging ; and alf6 all thofe feveral Chafes, pieces or parcels of rich Argble, Meadow, and Palture I.and thereunto adjoining, and therewith occupied, fituate, handing, lying, and being in Waddington aforefaid, containing together 145 A. and 5 P. or thereabouts, (be thu fame more or lefs,) and new iu the tenute or occupa tion of Mr. John Taylor. Lot 4. All that new ereifted Manage, Tenement, or Farm honk, with the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow- hovels, and other Out-offices thereunto adjoining and belonging ; and alto all du& fevcral Class, Pieces, or parcels of rich Meadow and Palture Land thereunto adjoining and therewith occupied, Canine, (Landing, lying, and being in Waddington afurefaid, containing together 65 A. t R, and 13 P. or there about., (be the fame more or lets,) and• now in the tenure or occupation of Mr. John V oven km I . Lot s. AU thole two Clore/, pieces or parcels of exceeding rich Meadow and Paiture Land called the Honteplank Meadow, and the Paddock, fituate, lying, and being in Weddingtoa aforefaid, containing together 12 A. 3 M. and 38 I'. ur there abouts, (be the fame more or lee) and now in the (entire or occupation of the Paid 'eliontas Tampion. l.ot 6. AU thole two other cities, pieces, or parcels of ex ceeding rich Meadow and Palture Land called the Brook Mea dow, and the Sneak Clore, fituatc, hying, andb, lug in Wedding ton aforefaid, containing together :5 A. a It. and 11 P. or thereabouts (be the fame more or let.), and now alto in the tenure or occupation of the raid Thomas Tompfon. Lot;. AU thole four Clots, Pieces, or Parcels of Rich Arable, Meadow, and Palture Land, called the Meadow, th 4 Hovel Clore, the Footway Clore, and the Lane Clofe, fituate. lying, and being in Weddington aforeedd, containing together 16 A. 3 R. and 18 P. adjoining the Ccittage piece, belonging to Nuneaton aforefaid, and lying by the lane -lide leading Rain Nuneaton to Higham-on-the-hin, and now in the tenure or occupation of Mr. John Townfends Lot 8. All thole two Clones, Pieces, or Parcels of Rieli Arable or Paßure Land, called the Hollie's and Gpodman's Ciofc, fituate, lying, and being in Waddington %foretold, ad joining the C4-riage-road from Nuneaton, to Higham-on-the hill aforefaid, and near to the Waling-ftrect Road, and now in the tenure or occupation of the faid Thomas Tornpfon. Lot g. The Manor of Waddington aforefaid, with the Per quifites and Appendages thereunto belonging. Waddington is floated within one Mile of Nuneaton, five of Atherftone,the fame &Rance from Hinckley, nine Miles from Coventry, and eighteen Mites From Leicetter, in a fine Sporting Cnuntryi is near the Watling-itreet Road, and alto near the Turnpike Road leading from Leiceiter to Coventry, and within a kin= diftance of the Coventry and Alliby Canal Navigations. rite Land is in general very Rich and Fertile. Lots t and 6 are equal, if not foperior, to any Land in the County of War wick; the Brook Unit is fituate on an eminalce, command ing a beautiful profpeet of the furrounding Country, and is a de/liable fps to erect a Manfion ur othcr Buildings upon, and under which there is an luexSauftible Delph of Clay of the very belt quality, and the ).and-tax and Poor-rates are very low. . Printed Particulars will he diftribtated in due time, and may be had at the Bull and Fleur-de-Lis, Nuneaton ; George Inn, Hinckley; Crowns, Leiceiter ; Caßle, Coventry ; Red Lion, Atherftone; George Inn, Warwick; Cattle Inn, Birmingham; and the White Hart, Allilly-de-la-'Lough. For a view of the Weald - es apply tp the refpectiee Tenants, or toDaniel Wagftaff, In Nuneaton aferefidd; and for all far ther particulars to Robert Abney, Efq. of alifliby-sic-la Zouch, in the county of Leiceiter ; Mn Mathew Ingle, tit - the faftte place; Mr. Farmer, of Barton in the Beans, iii the Paid County; to Mr. George Greenway, Attorney at Law, Nuneaton, War wieldhire. where a plan of the Mate may be few ; or to Mr. antes Nicholls, tichoUs, Attorney at Law, No. ss • (al oat it44144.4$ ury,14414911, W HENan individualhas experienced any parti cular mark of kindnefs, in which his welfare and happi- Refs have been conticierably promoted, nothing is more natural chance leek intake pedal by whom we have been ferved, fur the purport of ex/muffing our gtateful fenfe of the favour bellowed. But in cafes of health, where we have been recovered from theialt deplorable Rage of debilitated nature, and reftored to the Cull en joyment of all the various Nanny of life,we are forcibly called on by call confidential, to acknowledge it in the nonpublic man ner. We owe this aloally to our own feelings, which mutt be tenably awakened on the oecafion to the fkill and talents of the Dodlor, which merit every encomium, 'and to the public at large, in order that thole who may Rand in need of funilar be nefits, may know where to receive than. Having made thefe general obfervations, I flail proceed to Rate the particular cafe that has mentioned them, and to lay before the public the &W -eary effe.els that I have experienced under the greatelt afilkations that can poll* befal us. I was born and educated at Win• chelter, and at feventeen years of age went to the Unlverilty at Oxford. Prior to my leaving Winchefter, and more particular ly at College, I was reduced to the moil grievous Rate, by the horrid and unnatural pradica, too incident to youth, and which are not more baneful to our licalth, than finful in the eye of Clon. I waist Tuft afilided with a dimnefs of tight, a weaknefs in my loins, and a deprdion of fpirits. In this fituation I applied to Baron Wenfel,tbe famous oeulift, who infortnedmelt proceeded from the optic nerves. I far fame time followed his advice, till one day returning from (booting, I was fazed with a numbnefs is my With, to fuel* a degree, as to lead me to conclude that I Ibould entirely Ink the ufe of them. This induced me to put myfelf under the hands of Dr. W. of Oxford ; but neither hit aid, nor the waters at Bath, which place I 'Jilted, afforded me the leaft relief; my fpirits at length were fo ferioudy depreifed with violent palpitations of the heart, and my dab fo much de cayed, that I beaune a mere keleton. °Nerving, however, in the BattCpapers a publication by Dr. Bradum, intitWed, " A Guide to Old Age." dedicated to his Alajefty, I was induced to perufe the fame, when I fortunately difcovered the complaint I bad fe long laboured under. I have the Lappinefs to add, that by following the advice contained herein, and going through a complete emit of Dr. Brodum's invaluable Nervous Cordial,! am now,thank HE AVE I. pettedly recovered, and as Well as ever I was in my life, I have Since quitted the Unhlerfity, and am going to enter into the holy Rate of matrimony, with a determination never to without " A Guide to Old Age and, at the fame time, I think it my duty to advife all young men to follow my example, u a perufal of this excellent boqk may happily prevent the at ti,cted from being precipitated headlong to an untimely grave which, but for Dr. Brodum, would molt inevitably have beat; m) mfe. I am, Sir, your's, &m &c. Oxibrd. A. D. M. A. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL. to be had at the Dorßor's Houfe, N 0.9, Albion-ftreet, 7 Doors from the Lcverian Mufeum, Blackfriar's-Bridge, in Bottles at 11. 6d.--andss. 6d. Alfo of Jeboult and Co. (late Bacon), No, 1 3 0, Oxford-Itreet ; Tutt, Royal-Exchange; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's liureh.yard ; Boohoo, Royal hxchange; Mr.Cockc—lrs .i• .M.d--....ine-svdrehotife, No. a 29, Strand; and by molt Bookfrilers and' Medicine Venders in the three Mariam& It will be neeeffary the Donor Ihould fee fuck Patients as are afflieted with Deatlicis or Lofs of Sight, or feud their Cafes, by Letter or Parcel, to the Doctor (Pratt or Carriage paid), with his %dual Etc.... The Medicines may be had every Day. To thole Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the State of trimony, the Dottor would particularly recommend the Boca. nical Syrup, (prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hy. men), who are in the finallett degree appetheare of t h e fritark not being entirely found, or fubject to relaxatiOns of the folidl. I _ •.• Letters, Rating Patients cafes, with tie Dodoes %%fuel fee if a Guinea, will be fiddly attended to, A alt, Settle swains equal is he fog nisi