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• 1. Z .' • f . .7. • zip . I'. • • 'CO.' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST :9, Ibol. ,71'MBER 3980 :3 [PATE :IX-PFNCF. A GENTLEMAN willies to purchafe a Free hold or Copyhold ERate of good or improreabk Land, fr to Twelve Ili; tidred per Annum. If fitttate in one Northern Counties from the Metropolis, and the Temints T. will, the more thrfirable. n Alanlion on the Premiles abfolutcly required, nor would that be an obßaelc to the l'archafer. , line adireffcd to A. B. No. 9. Baehes-row, City Road,to hit there, will meet with immediateattention. By the Rev. W. PARR GRFqBWELL, Cur4c of Denton in Lancafhirc. Bvo. 3s. in Boards. 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To Exchange, a Majority in India for ditto at home; a ditto for Half Pay; a Troop of Light Dragoons for Company; lieutenants for Lieutenants of infantry; ditto in India for ditto at home; a Cornetcy in India for Enligncy at home; ditto at home to ditto. For rale : a Sub-Lientenancy; and Cornatcies in great va. ricty. INFANTRY. To Purchafe : a Majority; an Adjutancy ; ditto in Militia; and a Black Enfigney. To F.:change : a Lieutenant- Col oneley in India to home; a lientenant-Colonei nos half to full pay; a Major in India to any other far rice ; ditto to half pay ; ditto in Fencible Regi ment to the Line; a Company In India to Old Regiment at bane; Company idOld to Weft India Regiment ; Lieutenants in fun to Half Pay ; Lieutenants at home to Weft Indies ; En t:truck: ditto to ditto. For Sale : a Company in Old Regiment ; two Lieutenancies • .into in Fuzileer Regiments. Several Entigne.es on eligible t.rins.--A.ToR :3, slot. LAST ADDITIONAL STAMP-DUTIES. 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T ATE; confining of the MANOR of eligible with all its Rights, Royalties, &c gliit-rents, Fines, Toil, of Fairs, &c. fpacious Dwelling-houfe, called FRI NG HALL 1 0111-11•11f01, two barns, &c. and 1554 acres of arable,meadow, and palture Land, entirely compaa, tithe free, land tax redeemed, and extra-parochial ; together with the Great and Small 'Fithcs of the Townfhip, let on Leak to Mr. JOHN WII IT I NG, fur 21 years, 8 years of which unexpired, at the very low old r, in of Eleven Hundred Pounds per annum, capable of vary confider able improvement ; the GIU2tiOSI particularly eligible for carry ing off the produce, being dißant from Lynn and Wills thir teen miles, fcren from Brancafter and Thernham, and three from the Navigation of Heac)iam, and in the Vicinity of Hough ton Hall, a beautiful and fpotrin7 part of the County of Nor folk, with plenty of game and fiehl fport, forming a defirable refidence for the Gentleman Farmer and Sportfinati, a remark ati!e fine evztar tor life, and a rivulet running throrgh the este excellent roads, &c. 'lle Tenant will thew ill, P.Rate. Particulars may b. 111 ,1 - twenty days preceding the Lie of Mr. P.ar'cr, Nu. t t, tray lan4quarr; on the Proud - es ; of the Print.,ri of the Nom 4.:1, Ipkvich, and (7anibridge Papt.rs; a• di. Cl , Avn, I.yor. ; Prin cipal Inn, Swatt ham; Wrtftkrs, Yarmouth; Raihlyisv, Cod, Ml; and in _ . _ A Plan of the Eltate may b.: fen at Mr. CLrill:e's, Utah ; who is cropowev_4l to reetivc Propotals by Private Contra& S LEHR.I lan I'INC . II;Ft..E.L4 ONE for cl=aming and prefci vine Cite Tceth, and effeetunlly eut!rg the Scurvy in the Gum•, prtventingthe Teeth from furth...l decay, and rentlcllilit the Ileenth perfectly tweet ; the other, fur the TOO 11-1-ACI i, which give. Imixt- Mate eafr,without injuring the Teeth car Owens. Alfo, OR s 1.14:t/091 7 6 AN 1.82 t NOE., WhiCh SIT a Cure and fiseedy remedy our the IL:art-burn, indieeltion, Pain or Wind in the Stohneh, thole dlforders that :wife from ton free livu.g, and prevent the ill etii. As of bad llale beer, &c. No thing can be a better proof of the efficacy of the above Medicines than the high repute they hove been held in upwards of forty years: every purchafer is requefted to obfervc that " R. Hayward, No. to, I.udgate-hill," is printed on every Ramp, all others are counterfeit,. They are prepared and rem by R. Hayward, Chymilt (Ne ed:Ur to T. Gr. enough, the inventor), No. to, io.ldgate-hill. So!,1 alto by F. Newbery, No. 45, St. P:ml's Chant-p.rd ; Bayl, y and Co. Cuckfpur-ftreet ; T. Overton. No. 47, New Bond-itre.t ; jtboult and Co. No. tso 0 x ford-fireet ; and W Clark, No. 269. Borough -..Price ts. I Id. each. Exiraet of a Letter tr;sm Mr. Cooper, a very refp:e.alale Gel tieman Farmer, Lrvington, mar Ipfwich, to Mr. Thomas White, Nlartcr of the .leademy at Cokhetter. DEAR SIR, June a, act. WHEN you write to Dr. Broditm, play inform • • hint, that I have received front his Mcdicincs,all the be nefit my molt fatrmine exile Cations could lead me to look for, or my molt canielt withes could induce me to hope. My cafe was an irruption on my face, of the mull virulent nature, that was not meetly extremely troublefonte, hut alto rerdered me exec./ Sway low fpirited and ill. I ftridUy followed the rules laid down in the Doefor's public-Ali:in, and was in a wort time molt radteaNy cured; it is now nearly two years flake I took the Me. dkines, and have never fine had the fiightelt return of my trouhkfome diforiter. I feel it a duty which I owe to the corn munity (and lam fore your pit mode of thinkin- rill induce you to join In the fentlenent) that the Doctor should be a li berty to make this cafe public, for the benefit of (offering indi viduals; being myfelf infinitely above regarding any remarks that may be made on it by the intuit:M, the invidious, or the incredu'ous. Your's fincerely, J. COOPER. . Juftice to your merit, and for the bciriefit of the at. aided, 1 requeft you will pnblifh my Cafe : wag aillidcd for A length of time with a Seorbutic Diforder for which I could find no relief, although i had rerourfe to feve ral Medicines ;. but WAS Ihrtunately cured by taking your Bo- Tn~tcnt. SYRUP, and am now in perfect health, and ready to teßify .he fame..—l am, Sir, your grateful humble fervent, JOHN GOLD6BURY, June 3, dot. Theberton, near Saimutulham, Suffolk. The INSTITUTIONS., the PRACTICE of MEDICINE ; delivered In ► Caurfe of Leiftares. By JO. BAPTIST BUR - SERIUS, DE ILANIFELD. Tratillated from the Latin ' by WILLIAM CULLEN BROWN. Vats I. and 11. Bvo. ins. In Boards. . _ Thr Third Volume la in the Pres, and the ressainllitz Two will follow with all conre"•icr• Difpatcla. • XXVI. The METHOD of educating the DEAF and DUMB; eon firmed by long Exrcrience. By the Abbi de L'EPEE. Tema- Wad (coo tic Zresciaed Lois. Ow Va. 7 6, 44. it Boards. DENTS AND CREDITS. CORN TITHES OF WOODHORNE, NDRTIIUMiiLR- A Perfons having any demand on the Elate I• AND. -I- A- and Flied, of SYDENHAM WILLJA:VIS, of She!. TO BF. LET, 1.7 the W.trlhipful Company hlcr:crs, Lon horn-, in the County of Dorfet, C,ntientan, decealed, arc d don, on Leak for Tw. i.t v-one rats, truni !y Day, R.Ds, fired to tranfmlt account thereof to Robert Pcarfon. of W:t A MOIETY, or nof not of the Corn Tithes terhorne Steepleton, in the (aid County, Efq.; to Mr. Retert 1 I- of the T,w.::l,:its of Weer: bony., Widerine,ton Two Williams, of Ceroc Alibis, in the kid County of Dorfet, trot Stead*, Crtfwr:!, North Seaton, Hira. and Horton, in the his Office in Sherhorne; etid thole who Stand indebted to the County of .;L:orthutithet land. Eftate of the laid Sydenham NVilliams, are forthwith to:pelted Further int.rni.ulJl Mar Ix hid at the Clerk's Office, Iron to pay the amount thereof to the raid Robert Fearful' or Ro- monger-i-mc, Che:pfide, Lond.in, every day (.L ex beet Williams, who are legally nothorifed to receive the time. cupted) from t,n in tke wornlng till two in the atter - noon.—Propaali for rre,ting for ::iC (did h,b arc to he fert, ATO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRAC f o e; &T ied , u , p m , bcr to the Clak's Office, on or before Satu.- 'ay the ryas FREEHOLD modern built FREESTONE- with the narnes . sti.laddreffes of fuel perfonsas HOUSE, fit for the refidenec of a ge*.iteel Family, con- ! are willing to offer fur the faid taining a Drawing, Dialing, and Drell:raft Rooms, four Bed chambers, and two Garrets, with light Claes over them, Kitchen, Scream's Pantry, Houfekeept t's Room, Clokts, &c.! thr,-e. large Bed-rooms over ditto, Drewhoufe with a leaden Pump, Coach-bottle, Barn, and four Rail Stable, Kitchen Gar den, Farm-yard, Ox-houfe furrounded with Plantations with Walks, twelve Acres of rich Meadow Land, at the end of which the Houk Rands, twelve teaks front Itrißol, thirteen ' from Bath, In a pleafant country and good neighbourhood, where Hounds are kept; Proviffims reafonahle and Coals at a diftance. A Farm-bode and Lands worth upwards of one hundred a year (contiguous to the above) ntay alfo be purcltafed. Enquire by letter (port paid) of F. G. Poll Office, Bath. lowing Days, at Elev .'Clock each Day, PART of the SUPERLATIVELY EI,E. GANT and MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR. NITURP, French Plate Pier and Chimney Glaffes o' Ro tai magnitude and perfe,flion, Chasseehere and I.uftres ; a frp, eta Organ (in the Hall) built by Crang; Gobelin . I%,peftry in line Prlervation ; Marble Bulls and Groups, Antique Er rat-4 Plaures, Granite and Teffellated Slabs, mounted in Or mole, as Confoles and Pier Tables ; Antique Cabinets, enriched by valuable Cents and fine Specimens of the Arts, fuperb Draw ing Room Suites In rie.l and beautiful Silk Daman(' and Satins, Curtains, Sophac and Chairs to correfpond; a State Bed, en riched by Crinifon Velvet Hangings, and rich Ornaments; the Splendid and Sumptuous Suite of Satin Hangings and Fumaure, trimmed with Bullion and Silk Fringe, defigned with ti;:gular Tafte and fitted a la Turque, and a Variety of Rarc, Curious and Valuable Effals, the Genuine Property of WILLIAM BECKIORD, Est of FuNv ni t.t., Wilts. The All - end:lag , of Domenic Furniture is of a fuperior Deccrip. tion, and comprifes elegant Satin Wood Booka.fes, Commodes, I'icr, Card, Dining, Pembroke and Dr.:fling Tables, formed of choice Woods; Suites of Chairs, covered with Damanc, Mo rocco, Satin and Cotton ; large and excellent Sofas, Chaifet Lunge, Fauseiulr, and Bcrgirrs; Axmintter, Turkey, Bruirds and Needlework Carpets, of large Dimenfions •' lets of Window Curtains, elegant Tripods, Candelabras atii. Girandoles; 114-1 , 4. polifhed S: 'el Regifter Stoves ; carital Four-poft and Field Dee.- !leads, with rich Cotton and Dimity Hangings, and Window eurtains en Nita; prime Goole and Down Beds, and excellent Bedding ; Wardrobes, Chefts of Drawers, and the ufual Affort n:rnt of Chanibtr Furuitnre—The whole of which is formed with 'Faitc and expenfively finiftied. May Is: privately viewed from Monday the toth to Seurday the rash of Augtift, by Tickets and Caulegues only.--to be now had of Meas. Ferhall Old Cavendish Str e et; and of Mr. Phillips, New Bood-ftrcet Ptiblickly Two Days preceding the Sale, be Catalogues only, at as 6d. each; alto to be had on the Pt emi'm ; the White liar:. ,al:fbury; Star, Andover : Printer, Bath; Stacie's, Weymouth. .• AN TIENT GLOGRXPHT zIND NATURAL • HISTORr. The queftion fo long agitated, refpeEling the temperature of the Sources of the Scamanther, or Kierk-Ghios, is at length decided. By letters from Conllantinople we learn that two Englids travellers, Meffrs. CLARKE and Cat►rs, of jqfes- College, Cambridge, vifited thofc foil: ces on the ill of March. The peatents raiding on the fof related the fame flay that prevailed in -the time of HOMER; namely, that one of the Springs, dur ing winter, was very hot, and the other cold. As the only winter theTorks had this year, took place p-ecifely at the time of this visit, it was a fair op portunity toeitimate the temperatiirenf the fpringc. For this put pofe they died the Thermometer of Celcius, and the refult proved that they are both Hot Springs. The fiat olffervath n was made on the evening of the 4th of March, at fimfet. The heat of the atmofpliere was then ft; degrees above freezing, according to the leak the Thermometer before mentioned. Placed in the Hot Spring, the tm-r-- cury role in two minutes to i6I. It was then taken to what they call the Cold Spring, which ii.ires from many mouths out of a rock of pudding (tone, and thence takes the name of Kierk Glans, or Forty ryes.—Here the fame effea took place. the mercury riling to 16i • tire fiirface of the rocks whence the water iffued,;rnd the ss••:ter itfell being fenfibly warm to the hand. Afterwards obferva thins were made in all the other mouths of the fame fpaing, and with the fame refult. The fame obfervations were renewed at midnight, at fun rife, and at midday; whence it appeared thatthe fources of this river are in no degree affected by any change in the temperature of the atmolphere. The mercury always role in the water to and if the tube was damn far into the apertures from whence the water iffued, before it became expofcd to the atmofphete, the mercury role as high as ' degrees, a difference of tl of a degree taking piace in the water before and after its exit. Thofe Travellers afterwards accompanied the Simois to its fource. It Ares all at once from a perpendicular rock on the wefiern fide of Mount Ida, at the bade of Gargarus. The temper.vute of the water at its fource, is only tie degrees of Celcius above freezing. Clore to the fource of the Simois, is a warm fprrng which falls into the river, and in which the heat is exaElly thc fame as in the fources of the Scamander, the mercury riling to in They afterwards aCcended to the top of Gargarus, now called Kafdaghi. Its Comma kin difficult of accefs, that the inhabitants have never vifited it. It is covered with perennial fnow, and in fome places a glacier. From this point, the de.. fcent of the mountain to the promontory of Cape Baba, or Leann), is as regular as the gr.tdattio:l a flair-cafe, perfectly antwering to the cha-recr given it by HOMV.R. The Adranrytteie now called the Gulf of Idramytt, or Hydrarn • L:, is falfely laid down in all thc Mar.. It ik!.:s the bale of Gargarus, pafilag quite :d North-Eallern eztreniity of th.c. rnou! difficulties therefore relpeaiag rn. ass to Alydos, is frid Lc l. . . on his left kind, is done Away, as th, the Mountain would defcription of this rmir6. 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