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M 2. • , --- • - 4).t - • ss' t (,: •' ' , :A • ,- ir. AT , ' 1-- ..„..... v.... c ., ' ' , 5 I ) t o : 4 1"4 ' . , ea-- ) faro , • P4N., • _ it/: 5•.,,,- • !gum sat 41 97 _1 IV EDNESDAT, APRIL 9.8, 1'402 CPRICH FIX-PENCE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. jj 'HIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 28, filar Majetties Servants will aet Shakelyeare's Play of THE WINTER'S TALE. Leontes, Mi. KEMBI.E. iron, Mr. BARRYMO ; Florizel, Mr. C. KEMBLE. Camiao, Mr. Powell ; Antigonus, Mr. Dovrton ; elcumencs, Mr. Raymond ; Dion, Mr. c.,,ln. k i ; Hrrnsionc, Mrs. SIDDONS. Ferdita, by A LADY, • mans her 711 ar?earance on any Stage.) Pattlina, Mrs. POWELL. T. , which will be added the Farce of THE DEVIL TO PAY. Jublon, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Nall, Mr.. JORDAN. erns Public are malt refpedtfully informed, that there r:'11 be to Play at this Theatre To-morrow. .• Tlic Free Lift of thb Theatre (the Renters and Annul t.nt4 racepted) is not extended to the Benefits. MAGDALEN HOSPITAL --APRIL 24, aSo2. Patroncfs, the QUI:EN. Prefident, the Earl of RADNOR. wet PileglThtNTS, Duke of Northumberland I Hon. Philip Niel , Earl of Romney Gco. Mufgrave, Efq. Earl of Wilton John Tulior An t ,erttc.in, Efq. 'Treafurer, ALEXA ER BENNET, Efq. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the GOVERNORS of this HOSPITAL will be holden on Tuefday the Fourth Day of May neat, at the London Tavern, Bifitopfgate-greet ; after a Sermon to be preached in the Chapel of the Hofpital, by the Rev. the Dean of Willa Divine Service will begin at Twelve o'Clock. Dinner will be on Table at Five preeifely. TRANSPORT OFFICE, Apil 27,1802. ' HE Commiffiontr: for conditing his Afod y's Tranfrort Service, snuffer the Care and aillody of Prifnners e War,oko hereby gilse notice, fsat, on Monday next the 3d of May, there will be pad sip. to Sate, at Norman Cre's Prylas, near Stilton, vari,ais Articles of 11'im; and Old Stores,con/AnglPrifias Nreling and Clothing, Copper and Iron Biters, ll'e:ghts and S.ale , , Clap I.ansps, Thakr, Ca4r, Tin Can!, Woolen Awls, (5 . c. ,vbicb way be viewed at the' PrilOn, by application to tb! Superb,- tendant, or to Mr. Ifenderfon, the Assilioner, at Neiman Crqt, fOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the London Tavern, Foxhole-and, Plymouth, (after the Sale of the Nlle,) T HE Copper-bottomed Brig FLORA, (late Hired armed Brig in his Majeity'sScrvice,) I.angth, 73 6i Depth, - 9 9 I Breadth, - at to; Ad:llea:lures 141 6 9-94 Tons. ~. . ... She it a molt complete Veael for any Trade where a 'Peel of Lcr dinscitfisiiis is required. and is abundantly found in good Stores. Slw requires but I:ttle to fend ha to fee immediately. For Inventories and further Information apply to Mr. John Hawker. Merchant, Plymouth, wko will &Iliac at the fame place and time for czpurution, LOST, between the hours of Two and Five, on Monday Lift, either In St. Paul's Church, or at a Shop in Upper Thames.ltreet, not far from London Bridge, a BROWN SII.K PURSE, with gold Taffeta, containing one Bank of England Bill for One Hundred Pounds, with John Comyns wrote no the Back, and a Fivc Poutid Bridport Bill, cut in two parts.—Whoever will bring the above Bills to John Comyru, N 0.12, Sackvillc-ftecet, Piccadilly, than receive Ten Guineas reward.—The payment of the Bill, is ttopped. IS 'fierce' Cale Cuadalour.: Sugars, and 12 Bags 2 Cafro and r Cafe Brlefftona. STZWARDi, His Royal Highnefs the Duke William Donaldfon, Efq. of Cambridge Henry Hughs, Efq. Earl of Lonftlale John March, Efq. William Jotcph Denifon, Efq. Mr. George Pis M. P. John Smith, Efq. John Dent, Efq. M. P. Mint Stacy, Efq. thorns Raring, Efq. William Strode, Efq. From the Inititution of this hariry, to the commencement of the preterit Year, 3437 Women have been admitted ; of which Number az.lo have hcen reftored to their Friends, placed in Service, or other reputable and induftrious Occupations; moft of whom, when difcliarged from the Houfe, were under tvrt-nty Years of Age. JOHN PRINCE, Sec. DORS)TSHIRE. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, TM ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway's Coffee-biife, Lontkm, on Friday the t.Etb of - . May ncst, in Lots, unicfsacceptabic 011:rs by Privatc Con- TO MORROW EVENING. APRIL 29,1802, will be prefented the new Comic Opera ot THE CABINET. The Principal Charades by 7:.1 1 , BR AHAM , MUNDEN, FAWCETT, EMERY, BLANCHARD, SIMMONS, KING, And HILL. !•. r rs MATTOCKS, Mrs. ATKINS, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, And Signora STORACE. To which will be added the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN'S ALMANACK. nii Doing—The Merry Wives of Windfor ; with Brazen FOREIGN GARDEN SHEDS. 1. ik Capital Alrort fault of Seeds ofE SC ITLENT vt.GETABLES, being every thing generally requir ed is a Kaelsen Garden (peas and bears excepted), and all of tor; fuperior forts, which in magnitude,Bacour,and every fine pto- c , ny, infinitdy Impala all the common degenerated kinds. rocketa One Guinea. Anothe r Pa , k c ont aini ne fine Seeds ofso Choice Flowers, which will fill a garden with one great prnfufc continued glow ,f beauty. One Guinea. Both theft Packets contain a greater ririety than could be bought, of the ootnntun inferior forts, fur tlic Lune money. 'puree new Peas and two new Beans, of very fuperior ex cellence, both for flavour, and moll ahundant bearing. They all yield profufdy, but one pea in particular give. above double tilz quantity of any of the old forts. Two or three Innings of 0.14 h will fupply the table moll liberally tin after Michaelmas. .4„jert bars of each are ss. Sold at Crocker's, St. Alhan's ftreet, Pall-Mall. No credit.—Pay p..ttoge. A DiptABLE smTATION for a MERCER & DRAPER' many other In the SHOP LINE of BUSINESS. To fit SOLD EITHER SEPARATE OR TOGETHER, THE Fce Simple and Inheritance of Two large Shops, with a Worehoufe behind each, and two dilliudt lhetning-bouf, s, with Stable and Offices all contiguous; toge ther with a large walled Garden adjoining; fethate in the centre and ntoft eligible part of the Town of Bridport, in the County et Dorfet, now and for many years pat in the occupation of Mr. Georg.: Gelding, Mercer and Draper, who being about to quit the Steiner§ has begun felling his Stock at and under Prime Cod, I which there yet remains a enefiderable quantity of very mend and faleable Articles, that any Pcrfnn purchafing the Prered..s, and &pored to facceed to his estenftve Bufinefs and Contosectiona, may , take, at a hie Valuation, and thereby cuter tit th e raid Bultie.s immediately. The neighbourhood of Bridport being populous, and the Ma rie/dorm of the Town, at this time, in r liourifhing ttate, ren ea die olden of the prvf. ut Ailvertifement very eligible and inenifing,--Any perfou inclined to treat for the above. by Fri * 4tiCintraa,will receive encouragement, and be (urn instal with icier Particulars en appleation to the laid Mr. Golding; and urit thus difpofed of,as Amaitia will be held at the Bull Inn, .a Eridport, on Thesfitay the spit day of May etifuing, at ',tree i.'easek it: the After - aro:rt. for Sale of the laid Shops, U'archouts+.lhveraripbonfes, and Garden.—lf fold by Private Unread. timely Notice will he given. Ow of the t4b . cys h 36 Fcct loug by so Feet deep, and the n tLur LI fest hi '9. 13ri.trort, April 2), I gel. A WORD OF ADVICE. ' l'HEcelcbritywhich the A trt :colt trrt c Duo rs, L Rat mvental by the !ae FRANCIS SIP2I..SURT, No. is, i . ilhorquar.. have, through a lilies of furcestal recommend:l - acquired, particularly in Net eons, Scorbutic, Gouty, and lthesuriatie Complaints, renders it incumbent duty of thc prefent Prorrietors to prated the health of the Public, to the uttemt of their power, by cautioning them againft the purchale rf a fpurious cianrinfition ; a line of condu they arc induced to adopt front a fetinincist of gratitude ;to well as a fenfc of their own perfunal rights. This Medicine is intly prepared at the I)::pctifary as above, and each Bottle is accompanied with a I.:it of Cafes, an ample BM of Direalons, and thc Author's 'lrcatife on Diet, Gout. &e. By permifilon of the Commit. L•ssi.rs of the Stainp-OfEce, a !tamp, printed in black ink, is ▪ to ach bottle, with the words, " Spilibury and Co. No. is, holio-fituarc," alfu " By the Kings Patent," on the •Pc'tles BiU, and Wrapper, that the Purchafer may be convinced • fupplied with the genuine Medicine, which is fold in I otttes at et and a 1 21 each, duty included; in London, by F. Newberg, Dicey and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, Howard and itic.ns. Clint and Butler, F, Newhery, Bacon, Bayley, Bolton, V. 7 unte, Wade, Swiney, Pidiing and Cockle ;in the Booraigli ooly by Clark, N 0.169, and B. Shaw, No -74. BATH', RESTORATIVE, OR IiTRENGTHENINa tILI S. To THE PUBLIC.. ivf .% NY of the Friends of the late SHURMER . 1 .• LATH, of who were witneffea of the powerful •fr.sl. of his kefturative or Strenvbroing Pils, are detirous 1./ a Medicine gouda be tumid known to the wc,rld. many years rah:olive prionice, the Proprietor forbore to %ivc item publicity, and fcritpuloully avoided pecuniary adcitiage to himfilf or tunny; yet their merit is I-u well iwn in the city and ndgbbuurhood Where he raded, that 91..: there are few of the inhabit-gm who would nut give retionmy to their excellen:e. lb arc rarticukoly nichtl in all complaints to which Fe ria'es ere fubjeCt, an 3 are peculiarly adapted to the eonlii. tabors of Girl• of about twelve or thirteen years of age; and ter thole young W0111:11 who have vallid complexions, arc atit'aed with lhorthefs of breath, ar.d great reludance to ner ve, there pil4 are a fpecificras they, in a fhort time, reftore to Me blood its loft Craffainentum, sand thereby give the bloom of Health to the paklt cheek, They are a remedy for all difeafes that originate in the Stomach; the loft tone of which they filaxdily reitore ; they rtnvive natidencies, expel wind, create an Appetite, and pro not: Digeftion: They have been found extremely efficacious in us and H yfterical complaints, Pains in the Head, Jaundice, a,..1 in broken and decayed Conftitutions, from free living or a %witty of other calks. They have been repeatedly known to " we the Hooping Cough; and when given to Weakly or 1 - k , tty Children, they rarely fail deeding a cure. Thry are carefully prepared by the Family, and fold whole.. fde Jed retail by Baler and Howell, Whie-ltreet, SAILA alfo Lon4loo, wholefale and retail, by F. Smith, I/engirt, Hay. • ; and retail by Dorton and Harvey, Graceehureh-ftrooti • W;i:i ins Clark, ConfeCtioner, in the Borougha in Saw • W. as. 641. and as. Stamps Work& STOURI'ORT BRIDGE. Meeting of the Trotlees of the Paid Bridge will he held at Stourport Inn, in the County of Woe. ether, on Tuefday, the 4th day of May next, for the purpore of receiving Propofals and Minutes for crating an Iron Bridge, with one. Arch, acrofs the River Severn, at Stourport aforefaid, upon the new Stone Abutments now forming there, and any perfon willing to perform the fame may feud in Pro. pofalb to Mr. Colley, at Kidderminiter, previous to the faid Meeting. By Order of the Truftces. April 13, 11102. RICHARD COLLEY, Clerk. To-morrow, April 29, wiU be publithed, PUBLIC CREDIT in DANGER; or, Frauds on the Revenue Private Wrongs, and Public Ruin. To which are added, Hints on the belt Means of Providing for a Peace Eltablilhmtnt, without increafing the National Bur than. Render, therefore, unto CESAR, Tilt Timms that ere CESAIes. By a MEMBER of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple. London : Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookfeller to her hfajelly, No. t9o, Piccadilly; and John Sewell. Cornhill. TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. This day WWI publiOtod, price 3s. Dedicated to the Royal College of Phyficians in London, A COMPANION to the MEDICINE CH EST, comprifmg explicit Diredions for the Ufe of the feveral Articles and Medicines contained in the Medicine Cheft, their Properties, Mfrs, &c. with a Calk-Rion of their molt ufeful Compounds or Family Receipts, a Lift of Difeafes, and a clear and copious Index of the molt approved Method of T reatment, both with raped to Medicine and Diet. By RICHARD REECE, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. - - Sold at the Chemical and Mcdteal Hall, No. 25, Henrietta- Rivet, Covent-garden ; Longman and Rees, Paternolter-row ; Ste. &e. This day was ruhlithed, price :s. 6d, the Third Fdition of R EFLECTIONS at the CONCLUSION of the WAR. By JOHN BOWLES, trq. .ondAn : Printed for F. and C. Rivington, Sr. Paul's Church Yard; W. and J. Rishardfun. Royal Exchange; Cobbett and Morgan, Pall Alan; :aid W. 114tchard, Piccadilly. " Mr. BOWle,'S Rclicaions at the Conclufion of the War give to the fcclins of genuine patriotifm, a fpitit and an energy, which muR communicate their imprefLon to every unperverted Reader. To afctrtain our hopes, and warn us of our remaining dangers, were the purpofcs of this trad, which arc effected with an ability and fagacity by no means common." *id& Critic for Jan. Preface. This day was pub!ifttedi 1-I.indfomcly printed in Q . Liarto, Price 7s. 6d. Dedicated, by pcnnitlion, to the molt Nobk the Marquis of Excter, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the Ufe of OXYGEN, or VITAL. AIR. Put I. Illultraied with five Plates. Containing various Cafes of Pa try, Nervous Debility, P.pilepfy, Hydmcephalus, Seroftda, White Swellings, Rickets, and Dif tortion of the Spine ; with forne Experiments on Plants. ISy D. HILL, _ _ . - - Surgeon, Fellow, and one Of the Council of the London Medi cal Society, and Huuurary Member of the Medical Society at Guy's Hofpital. Primed for F. and C Riviugton, St. Paul's Church-yard ; T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Straud; and J. Hateharcl, Pic ea •.• This Work is mentioned in terms of com the Preface to the t 7th Vol. of the &id& Critic. Lion in This day was pubdilhed, In Four Volumes Q . uarto, boards, Price 71. ts. Q. with coloured Plates, OT 2L ros. Plain, MEDICAL BOTANY, containing Svlicmatic ANA and central DESCRIPTIONS, with PLATES, of all the Medicinal Plants, Indigenous and Exotic, comprehended in the citOorne of the MATERIA MEDICA, as publiihed by the Royal Colley ..s of Phyficions of London and Edinburgh : accompanied with a circumltantial &sail of their MEDIciNAL Enviers, and of the Difeakt in which they have been molt fucecfsfully employed. The fourth V. durne contains Plates and Defcriptions of molt of the princip d Plants, not included in the Materia Medics. By WII.LIAM WOODVILLE, M.D. Of the Royal Culkge of Phyficiant, London. Sold by William Phillips, George-yard, Lombard-itrect, London. Of whom alto may he had, by the fame Antbor, REPORTS of a Series of Inoculations for the COW-PDX, price 3s. 6d. OBSERVATIONS on the COW-PDX. Peke t& 6d. The HI4TORY of the INOCULATION of the SMALL ' PDX is GILBAT Iva boards, Os 71. - . At the London Tavern, Foxhok-ftreet, Plymouth, an Mon. slay the id Daya May next, at Ten &Lim* in the Forenoon, e l HE FOLLOWING GOODS, TOR [INVITATION : About 200 Quarter Butts rich old Malaga Wine of fuperior qyality. 5° arel Caine Suap. 350 noses A Quantity of COI k, lonic. Being the remainder of the Cargo of the Swedilb brig Maria Flizabeth, attained on her voyage front Malaga to Morlaix and 'ince condemned as prize to his Majelly's (hips Suffifante; Garland, and hired armed cutter Alligator. For Samples, Catalogues, Ste. apply to James Sykes, }Sq. Arundell-areet, Strand ; or to John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foehole-ltreet, Plymouth, immediate ly after the Sale of the Wine and Soap, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz: 1011 WIPOR rATION : About So Hogiltrads French Red Whir. so Cafes Clayed Sugar. 40 Ditto Unciayed ditto. 23 c. 9 Guadaloupe Coffee. 4 Blgs CArsSugar.. VOR HOME CONSVMPTION. A handfome modern dmiilt Chariot, a Curicle or Gig, with Curriele and Gig Harnefs Compkat, and fundry other Arti cles, the property of a Gentleman going Abroad. Alfo, the Danith brig HUCKU NI si, burthen about tog Tous.--She is an exceeding handylittle Vend for any Trade ; is well found in Stores, and has lately had a thorodgh repair; may be fent to lea immediately. Fur further information, Catalogues, Inventories, &c: apply to Mr. John Hawker, Mer chant, Plymouth. FOR S.ILE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ttreet, Plymouth; after the - . Sete of the i luck umfnibi. T HE FOLLOWING GOODS in SUNDRY rot lIPORTATION: 6 Cafes Cartoon Paper s Chelts Copper Balons 4 Calks Linked Oil Ii Barrels Knives ' Pats at the Cargo of the Prufilan brig Morgan Stern; con demned u prize to his Majefty's chips Didtator and others. For Viewing, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FUR SALE BY I'UBI.tC AUCTION. At the London Tavern, Foxhok-ftreet, Plymouth, after the Goods of Morgan Stern, . T HE FOLLOWIIkIG GOODS: viz. TOR IXPORTATION, 4 lihds. French Wine 5 Bags Cayenne Pepper Pods Part of the Cargo of the Dania' brig Nordiliernen ' • con &tumid as Prize to bit Majelly't Otip Regulus and others. For Samples, Catalogues, and further Information, apply to Mr. Jahn Hawker, merchant, PlYnunith• FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, foxhole-flute, Plymouth, after the Wine, &c. of the Nordttienlen, . THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. rn% toN, About 93 Hhds. French Red Wine. Part of the Cargo of the Vrow liidlegonde; condemned as prize to his Majelty's hired armed cutter Swan, Lieutenant Henry Stanley, Commander. For Samples, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John Ilawker,, merchant, Plymouth. FOR S. 11.1: BY PUBI f IC ATICTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymuuth; after the Salt of Wine, per Vrow Hellegonde, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. FOR EXPORTATION, so Calks Powdcr Blue Bale of Paper Part of the Cargo of the PrufGan Koff Zum Catton Enfwyck; condemned as prize to his Ma city's hired armed cutter Coati tution, Lieutenant John Won, Commander. For Catalogues and further Information apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR. SALE BY PUBLIC AUC7 lON, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth , after the Sale of Gouda, per Zum (Litton Enfwyck. THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. -A-• FOR EXPRITATION OR 110M.F CONtiUMPTION. About ssoo Dutch Bricks or Klinkcrs. 8800 Tiles. 11 Calks ditto Tarras. 2 4 ditto Slacked Lime. . . Part of the Cargo of the America) brig Ann, condemned as prize to hie Mairity'a (hip Spitfire, Robt. Kern, Efq. Com mander. For Catdogurs, &e. apply to Mr. John l-Lwker, Merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Posh°le-ftreet, Plymouth, after the Sale of the Bricks, &e. THE Good Swedifblliafs ASSISTENTIE; Burthen about rzo Tons.—She is a remarkable ftrong and good Veffel, well found in Stores, and calculated fur gene ral purpofea Fer Inventories, Sce. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth, after the Sale of the Affiftentie, (uniefs dliboled of by Private Con traet, of which due Notice will begiven,) THE HandlOme well-built Copper-bottomed Brig NILE, of the foiLming Dimenuons, Length too 6 Breadth, 2 5 2 Deptheen , s 4 o Betw decks • EI Draught of Water - so 7 Admeafures 275 12-94 Tons. She is a molt complete Vact for the Welt India nr Mediter ranean Trades, about 3 years old, is partially copper-bolted, and trecualled, remarkably well found ha Sails and Stores, and may I be fent to fea with very little expence. IFor Inventories, &e. apply to Mr. joins Hawker, merchant, plymouth. craft are prcvioufly made, ALL thole two very valuable and compaft FREEHOLD FARMS, called GUSSAGE S MI CHAEL, LOWER and HIGHER FARMS, adjoining the great Turnpike-road to Exeter, between Woodyatt's Ina and Blandford, containing upwards of taco acres of very good Arable, Meadow, and Down Land, now in the Occupation of Marrs. Randall and Andrews, 'Tenants at Will. Alf° two other eligible Free"d Farms, ca:ted MIN CHINGTON FARM and CROW IF RS, at Woodcots, fitu ated nearly adjoining the two beforementioned Farms, and containing uphards of 306 acres of ufeiul Land, now in the Occupation of Marrs. Adams and Ryman, who arc Tenants at Will. Likewife that very deferable and improveable Freehold Manor Farm, with the Leafehold Cottages, held under the fame, called ASH MANOR FARM, fituate in the Pariffi of Shower Pain, three miles north of Blainlford, containing up. wards of 5:2 acres of prime Meadow, Arable, Down, aid Wood Land, in the Occupation of Mr. R. Lewis, tenant at will. Dcfcriptive Particulars may be lhad at Woodyatt's Inn; of Mr. James, at Stalltidgc,near Shaftelbury; and at the Office of Marrs. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce. Craig's-court, White hall, London; who will give timely information, Ihould the Lftate be fdd by Private tontrad. WARWICKSHIRE. MANOR and FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BY PEREMPTORILY SOLD AY AUCTION, By EDWARD LEES, On Thurfday the 3d day of June, 1802, at Twoo'Cinek in the .alternonn, at the Houle of Daniel Wagitaff, called or known by the name or fign of the Bull and Fleur de leis, lituate in Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, -11- 'HE MANOR of WEDDINGTON, in the laid County; and a very dcfirable fREEHOLD ES TATE there, in the following Lots : Lot I. AU that new-ereeted and capacious Meffitage, Tene ment, or Fa rm-houfe, with the Yard,Gardens, Orchard,Barni, Stables,Cow-hovel., and otherOut-officesthereunto adjoining, and belonging 7:1•3 atfo•all thole leveret Clofes, Pieces or Par cels of rich Arable, Meadow, at.d Palture Land thereunto ad joining and therewith occupied, fituate, itaneling, lying, and being in Weeldington, in the county of Warwick, containing to gether 169 A. and 17 I', or thereabouts, (be the fame more Or Ids) and now and fur (event years Left pat in the Tenure or Occupation of Mr. Thomea Tornpfon. Lot... All that other Meffuage, Tenement or Farm, rith the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow-hovels, and other Out-offices thereunto adjoining and belonging; and alfo all thole leveret Clan, Pieces or Parcel of rich Arable, Meadow and Pafture Laud, thereto adjoining, and therewith occupied ; alto fituate, Rending, lying, and being in Waddington aforefaid; containing together 188 A. t It. and 6 P. or thereabouts (be the fame more or lei) and now elf° in the Tenure or Occupation of the laid Thomas Tompfon. Lot 3: AU that other Manage, Tenement, or Farm-houfc, with the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow-bevel o , and other Out-offices therewith adjoining and belonging ; and alfo all thole feveral Chafes, pieces or parcels of rich Arable, Meadow, and Perth% land thereunto adjoining, and therewith occupied, fituate. Rending, lying, and being in 11'eddington aforefaid, containing toe,ther t4S A. and 5 P. or theeeabouts, (be the time more or Id's,) and new in the tenure or occupa tion of Mr. John 'Taylor. Lot 4. All that new erected Manage, Tenement, or Farm. bode, with the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow hovels,and other Out-offices thereunto adjoining and belonging; and alto all thofe leveret Clofes, Pieces, dr parcels of rich Meadow and Palture Land thereunto adj oining and therewith occupied, fituate, standing, lyihg, and being in Weddington aforefaid, containing together 65 A. z IL and 13 P. or there abouts, (be the lame more or lefs,) and now in the tenure or occupation of Mr. John •Towniend. I.nt 3. All thefe two Chiles, pieces or parcels of exceeding rich Afeadow andl'aftit re Land called the Humeplank Meadow, and the Paddock, fiteate, lying, and being in Weddingtoe aforefaid, containitg together is A. 3 R. and 38 I'. or there abouts, (be, the lame more or left,) and now in the tenure or occupat ion of t he laid Thomas Tompfon. Lot 6. All thole two other Chiles, pieces, or parcels of ex. ceeding rich Meadow and Pafture Land called the Brook Mea dow, and the Brook Clore, Innate, lying, andbeing in Wedding ton aforefaid, containing together 13 A. a R. and 1 t P. or thereabouts (he the fame more or lei's), and now alto in the tenure or occupation of the laid Thomas 'rompfon. Lot 7. All thole four Chafes Pieces, or l'arces of Rich Arable, Nleadow, and Failure L and, called the Meadow, the Hovel Clore, the Footway Clofe, and the Lane Chafe, fituata, lying, and being in Wcddington aforefaid, containing together t 6 A. 3 R. and tf,P. adjoining the Cottage piece, belonging to Nuneaton worelaid, and ly lug by the Lane-lide leading from Nuneaton to Higham-on.the-hill, and now in the tenure or occupation of Mr. John Townftnd. I.ot 8. All thole two Claes, Pieces, or Parcels of Rich Arable or Failure Land, called the Hollie's and Goodnian's Chafe, fituate, lying, and being in Weddiugton aforefaid, :of. joining the Carriage-road front Nuneaton, to Higham-on-tne hill aforefaid, and near to the Watling-Rreet Road, and now in the tenure or occupation of the laid Thomas Tomphni. Lot 9. 'the Manor of Weddington aforefaid, with the Per quifites and Appendage. thercuuto belonging. ' Wetitlington i. thinned within one Mile of Nuneaton, five of Atherltune, the fame dillance frOm Hinckley, nine Milts from Coventry, and eighteen Miles from Leicelter, in a fine Sporting Country, is near the Watling-ltreot Road, and alfo near the Turnpike Road leading from I.eiceiter to Coventry, and Within a short diftance of the Coventry ant Athby Canal Navigations. ' The Land is in general very Rich and Fertile. Lots ; and 6 are equal, if not fuperior, to any Land in the County of War wick; the Brook Chile is fituate on an eminence, command ing a beautiful profited of the furrouraling Country, and is a defirable fpot to erect a Manfion or other Buildings upon, and under which there is an inexhaultible lb_. oh of Clay of the very heft quality, and the Laud-tax and Poor-..tea are very low. Printed Particulars will be diftributed in due time, and may be had at the Bull and Fleur-de-lie, Nur.eatun ; George Inn, Hinckley; Crowns, Leicefter ; Caine, Cuventry ; Red Lion, Atherftone; George Inn, Warwick: Callde Inn, Birmingham ; and the White Hart, Allibrole-la-Zouch. For a view oldie Prentifes apply to the repedive Tenant% or to Daniel Waefteff, in Nuneaton aforefehl; and tot all fur. the: particulars ta R•:hert Abney, Efq. of leililay-de-la Zoueli, in the comity of Lela:Ater; Mr. Matthew Ingle, of - the fame place; Mr. Farmer, of Lorton in the Beans, in the laid County; to Mr. George Greenway. Attorney at Law, Nuneaton, War wickfkire, where a plan of the. Estate may be l: en ; or to Mr. lames Nicholls. Attorney at Law, Nu. 41, Great Rullell-ttr.ol. jilustalbury,bandoa Jail imported, By Broderip and Wilkinfon, No. t 3, Haymarket, Lor-don, ALarge Affintment of (refit Violin, Tenor, Violoncello, and Harp Strings, from Rome and Naples, of a particular fine quality. Merchants, Country Dealers, and Profcffors, may be (applied with auy quantity at reduced prices. This day was publifhod, A New Edition, hanannely printed in Ten Volumes, Oetaeo, .on a line Medium Paper, price in -I aI. 10.1. And another Edition on a fuperfitic Royal Paper, price in boards 61. with a Portrait of the Author, engraved by 'Jaime, being the Eleventh, of THE NVORKS of JOHN LOCKE. - 5 - Printed for j. Johnfon, G. and J. Robinfon, W. J. and J. Richardson, Otridge and Son, J. Sewell, Leigh and Sotheby, F. and C. Rivington, T. Paine, J. Walker, R. Taunter, \V . Lowndes,'Lackington, Allen and Co. Darton and Harvey, T }:gcrion, G. Wilkie, J. White, C Law, Longman and Rees, Catkin jun. and Davies, and J. Mawmats.