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■11,77 - wllipm v' 4 • - •• . " 1.1 ••• " 4 • 21 /" r ! : P' S O_4llk #4llll l * 6 ,_ } „ •-• •w• N ° PMEI ~ • t • I • r R E-ROVA COVENT-GAIIDEN. lONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 6, will be prefented the 'Tragedy of MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. COOKF.. To winch will be added the New Melo-Drame, called A TALE OF MYSTERY. Thi; Evening—The Cabinet; with the Review. or Tui-fday, Mr. Br ham and Signora Storice will appear, r.-:hc tinv this feafon, in the Opera of tar. Cabinet ;to will Iv added the Farce of Animal M. , gnctifin. Wramihy. Delays and Blunders ; with A Tale of Myftery. Thurld.iv. The Heir at Law; with A Tale of Myftery. Friliv, The Man of the World ; with A Talc of Myftery. S.turdiy, a New Opera, called Family Quarrels; with the trit Wi.!ONV. PRICE, MAYOR. A Common Council holden in the Chamber of the Guildhall Of the City of Lonelon, on Thurfday the 2d of Decetttber, 1802. RESOLVED this Court be given to the Right Honourable Str JOHN EAMER, Knight, late Lord Mayor of this City, for his faith. ful difcharge of the high and important duties corn r itted to his truft in the exalted ftation of Chief Magiftrate, for his unremit ting zeal and impartiality in the arduous adminiftration of pub lic juftice, for the elegance, fplendour, and dignified hofpitality with which he fuftained at all times the eminent office alligned him: and herein more particularly for the accrffion of fin gular honour he ob - a.ined for this great City, by the augua pre fence of his Royal Highnef3 the PRINCE of WALES on Taf ter Monday laft, and the fuitable magnificence with which ha entertained the Heir App , rent of thefe Realms, and the reft of his Royal and liluar!ous Guefts ; for the appropriate grandeur, and ftriking order with which he arranged the public proceffion on receiving his Majesty's Proclamation of Peace within the metropolis ; for his uniform vigilance in fecuring and maintain ing tranquillity on all occasons ; for his polite and ready accts given at all tines to the Members of this Court, and the reft of his Fellow Citizens ; for his promptknde in convening this Court, and his able and decided conduet in preftding over their debates; for his humanity and unwearied folicitude for the poor, and particularly for the rnifguided and infortunate ; for his adtive and laudable endeavours to reduce the price of bread and other neceffaries of life; for the ftruft attention on every opportunity trfluaintain, in Its utmoft extent, every appendage of dignity to his confpicuous Ration ; and by his dcporunent to prefcrve its fpirit, importance, and rank in the public ettima tion ind refpedt ; and for his fangnine efforts to advance the welfare, happinefs, and profperity of the Metropolis. WOODTHORPE. This day as publithed, Price Two Shillings, A TALE of MYSTERY; a Melo-DRAmE, 11 now performing s at the Theatre Royal, Coveut-Garden. By THOMAS HOLCROFT. Publithed by Rtcanan PHILLIPS, 71, St. Paul's Church-yard• TO•THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-IftliiA Ti'OCK. LADIRS AND ORNTLIMON, VNCOURAGED by many refpe6ll3l . Pro. : prietors, I take the liberty of Informing you, tti:,t r.rtien a proper opportunity offers, I will refpedfully fubmit myfelf to yohr choice as a CANDIOATC for the Fait-India DIRECTION. Should I fuccecd in t!lis important QIIIECT, through your countenance and fupport, I wilt endea7our to thew my gr .ti tude, by devoting to your affairs, a coati uan:e of tho•in,Arf trious exertions which I have niar,Vefted in the condtie. of ex tenfive.commercial co:irerns in this great City. I am, with much rcfpedt and deference, . Ladies and Gentlemen, • Your molt obedient and faithful fervant, • • T. REID. Bind .ttrect Buil d i ng s, November 29, 1802. This day was publithed, Elegantly printed in Quarto, Price a ss. in boards, THE LIFE of POGGIO BRACCIOLINL By the Rev. WILLIAM SHEPHERD. Printed for T. Csdcll, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. MONEY READY TO ADVANLB. • ALL Perfons in the po:feilion of . ari fing from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leaf:olold Lilacs, in Land or Houfes, .Money in the Funds, Rent (-barges, MA . - -riage Settlani nts, 4 iNidours Jointures, Annuitit.i, Piaces, Church Livings, or any oth..r certain Income fo Life,lnay he fupplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Maar, to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity intercir. for the fan*, redeemable any time at their own option. , The Nobility and Gentry of known property may be aOsorne modatcd on their perfonal fecurity. Estates furveyed and fold by Pak or PrivatcContrad. Perfonal applications will be received every diy till ?hide o'clock, and Ictters front Correfpondents in town dr Co'utttry, (poft paid) will bC itirn...diatelianfwered, addreffed to Meffrs. Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. 5, Great Suffollit ftreet, Charing .crofs. 1-lANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. AffiS3 LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an pi ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now 0:i, and wan contnue every Day (Sundays excepted) from in the Morning till Evening. •.• Admittance One Shilling. Th's day was , In Odavo, rrice Bs. in boards, a Second Ediiion of the Second Volume of A SERIES of PLAYS: ir; which it is attetipt ed to delineate the ftronger Paffions of the Mihd, each l'affion being the Subject of a Tragedy and a .Comedy. By JOANNA BAILLIE. Panted for T. Cadell, Jun. and W.. Davies, Strand. By whom was alto publithed this day, i A New Edition (being the fourth) of the Brit Volume, price Bs. in boards. FASHIONABLE DANCING—PRIVATE TUITION. ESS KS. HOPKINS and SON ' s ACADEMY tv Punt ATV. INSTRUCTION in Fahlonable DANCING. at COACHMAKERS'-HALL, Fofter-lane, Chraptide, comitiues Open for the Improvemtra of LADIES GENTLEMENart as have never acquired this Accompl Di vot. Or thole who have not obtained the prefent FASHION ABLE MODE may be expeditioufly inftrutfted in the molt PRIVATE MANN ER in all the ELEGANT and FASHION ABLE STEPS now in ufe, to quali'y them for the FIRST ASSEMBLIES. YOUNG LADIES and GENTLEMEN are alto taught every FASHIONABLE DANCE, and every attention exerted to give the rnoft elegant Addrefs. N B The Mornins Academy for LADIES ONLY is Open, and will be continued till his Majetty's Birth-day, from o'zl.)ck in the Morning till 3 iu the Afterroon. This day weie publifhed, Prize ss. boards, 'FABLES for the Purchating and Renewing of L..afes, both for Terms of Years certain, and for Lives; to gether with Rules for determining the Value of the Re 7erfion of Eftates after any fuch Leafes, and for the folution of other ufe ful Problems; illuttrated by a great variety of examples, and explained in a clear and simple manner. 'Po which is added an Appendix, containing, betides the demonftrations, fume Remarks on the Method adopted by Dr. Price and Mr. Mor gan, for finding the Value of Annuities payable half yearly and quarterly. By FRANCIa BAILY, of the Stock Exchange. To be had of W. J. And J. Richard lon, Royal Exchange. ARMY. '1"0 be Sold, feveral Lieutenancies of Infantry, Cornetcics and Enfigncies in Regiments, both at Home and Abroad. Several Captains, Lieutenants, (one in India), and Enfigns with to retire on Half-pay, receiving Difference . A Quarter .'Matter of Cavalry, who can be well recommended, may hear of an eligible exchange to Light Dragoons in Eng land. Application to he made to Mr. Johnfton, No. 6, Craven- Rreet, Strand, London, (if by Letter Free of Pottage.) F A SHIONABLE DANCINGby Mr.ALLEN, privately Taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, ohs have never learnt this accomplithment, or not in the im pressed modern ttyle, at No. t 9 ,ShaTard-ftreet, Golden-fquare, sod No. to, Great Alie-ftreet, Goodman's-fields.—They arc Taught on a plan particularly calculated for thofe to whom it b in objet to acquire it expeditioully, privately, and in the ftyle r f Whim. forei,ners. Officers, and Country Refidents, who may with to learn in a few days may Board and Lodge, privately, in the toof, and receive cotiftant inftrudion. The Stied Weekly Affemblies are every Monday, the Band coodc•lled by Mr. Taylor; none but Subfcribcrs admitted, none but peotsle of ,re pedtatility can fut Scribe ; refpedable Schools and Fanzili a, if not di Cant from town, regularly at tended on the ufual eonditions, and inftruded in every elegant might' of modern Dancing. WANTED from 15,0001. to :0,0001. upon good Freehold Security, which may remain at 51. per Cert. from one to fix years, as than be agreed upon. For particulars inquire of Metes. Sudlow and Richartifon, iifsnument-yard. RICH WHEEL. SIX RAYS of the prefcnt LOTTERY to draw. Prize of - as,con • - 1.0,0:0 3 - • - - • 4,000 - tpoo Price of &Ticket -- • - ,C.lB 8 o - 99 S. Eighth • - 6 quarter - 4t6 o SixtAterilh - =4 6 swirl' and Co. Old State Lottery Office, No. tt, POULTRY. Ir 7 The Ticket No. 43 2‘. drawn, on Thurfday a Prize of One Tboufand Pounds, was fold in Shares at this Office. 4RS. HATCH, Widow of the late Mr. Hatch, of the Bell inn, Buntingford, Hertz, begs leave to in for n the Nobility and Gentry, and the Frequenters of the Old North Road.that the intends carrying on the Bufinefs,. n 1 hopes to meet with the fame liberal Patronage experienced by her. 'sty Hatband. She flatters herfeif thole favo.:tiug her with their Commands Will find every nee. airy and convenient Ac. fonunodation. The Cellars are hocked with exeelknt Wines sad Liquors; likewife a good Larder. Poft lieges and Chaif on the dual Terms. ' CRANBERRIES. JUST Landed, a large Q.2antity of RuMa Cranberries, in excellent condition, which Fruit is highly ((teemed for miting Iles, Tarts, tee. particularly at this lea lon of the Year—.sold Wholefale and Retail; by Bali and bon at their Italian and Oil Warehoure, No. 76, New Bond-ftreet. Alfo, recently imported, qcw Raffia Tongues, Brunfurin Saufages, Parmefan, Capers, OBVcs, Genoa Maccaroni, and va • rioui other Foreign Eatables of the firft quality. Eras Grteh Truffles. • TO THE CURIOUS IN DISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are refpedtfullyinformtd,•Josa Bo AGE Ss and Ewes GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. VIES. eor.tinuestabe prepared by them in the fame manner that has ottained fuch univerfal apprr4?ation for many years peft. The long juftly acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully tintirml in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perfons reftd.rt in all parts of the Word, end having (taxi the teft of trial. tanks it in the tituation it now maintains. The general mility, of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and otherßlCH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from the numerous Aclvertifemenfe daily appearing, to caution Fa a3Prs, &e. in purehafing.the fame, as none is to be had of THEIR nester se but at their Warchoufe as under. Every other Aril& in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the heft quality, . 1 wEs - r-INNA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, lice. OFFICERS In the ARMY and NAVY, f-pplied upon Um &on& notke fur the Eaft and Weft Indies, Ste. Warehoufe, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap. knted Mars. R. Johnfton and Co. Edinburgh, their foie Agents for Pi& Settees. ADAMS's SOLVPNI' for the' STONE and GRAVEL. ASthe SOLVENT is proved to be the mon A 3 dfeEtOal Remaly_ for the Gravel and Stone, and for revealing the • o juitly dreaded aperadon with the Knife, Is defervlas notice, that Perfcms accuftomed to fit much in ethdr Stair. In Courts of Indices or who are in anyway pre *rated taking doe etadfr, maybe fecured from an attack of ?We excruciaticg di:orders, by slew dote, only of the above Mild sad not unpalatable Medicine, Which never fails immedi• atdy to correct the calcalons diathefas in the habit. It is fold by the Proprietor, Mr. 8. Perry, Surgeon, No. 9, Southampton-14cm, Bkormibus74quare, in bottks of 0.6(1.1 Us.; and 11.21. Stamps included. For an account of the numerous Cures of the. confirmed Itc". in "arts or Bladder, by the Solvent, after long :sal fruidcfs trials of Soap, Lime, and Mephitic, ABLllrine , and Soda waters, as teftified by Mr. Gunning, Mr. Bell, and other maim Sargeonp. fee" Perry an the Stone," ; rice Is. 'Co be had or Murray and 1-lighley, Fleet-ftreet ; Symonds, No. to, Patanoiter.row ; and R. Thurgood, No. 39, Nengate-ftre-t. N. b. Among the recent and remarkable cur effated by the Soltent, are thofe of the Rev. Mr. Mohnen: of Garboi "am. Norfolk; and 'ribs fon of J. Shipdan, of Dad, Kept. • • ••• THE WAR-OFFICE. This day *as puitlithed, in 3 volumes, ramo. Price its. hoards, Dedicated to his Royal Higlincfs the Duke of Yoax, H E WAR•OFFICE. A NOVEL. Mifs GUNNING, Author of the " Packet," Farmer's Boy," &c. Divided into Chapters, among which arc the following : Weftminfter Bridge Cattle in Ireland A Difeovery & Death Village Annals Addrefs and Hu- The Packet Little Wanderers manlty lins-e of Man Village Clergyman Au Efcape A funeral, Sec. &c. Tudor Ab ey Domefti: Happincfs. London Printed for M. Jones, Nu. 1, Paternofter-row. Of whom may be had, In Two Vols. '2111'3. Price Bs. boards, MIR , kNDA; or The Myft riot's Stranger, a Novel. By Mifs Hollten. Dedicated to the Right Hon. the Vikonntefs Bulkcley. This day was publi(hed, In Five Volumes, °nay°, Price al. in boards, The LAST PART of ANNALS of Me FRENCH REVOLUTION; or, A Chomoloveieal Accrient of its principal Evciits, with a variety of Anecdotes and Charaders hitherto unpub- Tithed. By A. F. EERTRANI) MOI.EVII,LE, Minifter of State. (Translated by R. C. DALLAS, Efq. from the original Manu feript of the Author). Printed fnr Cadet!, jun. and in t' - e Strand. • " •I'h::above Part, in Frenci I, may h;: had at D.boffe's, Gei rarLftrcet, Soho, and Dulau's, Soho-fquare. Of whom may alfu be had, r. The Firft Part of the above Work, in Four Volumes, price il. los. in boards. 1. Private Memoirs relative to the !aft Year of the Retgn of Louis the Sixteenth, late King of France ; with five Portraits, from original Pictures, of the Royal Family of France, 3 vols. Price ii. es. in boards. This day was publithed, From tilt Clarendon Prefs, and fold by Payne and Mackinlay (Succeftos to Mr. Elmfly, No. 87, Strain[ j; and J. Couke, Oxford, UPPLEMENTUM Voluminis V. ()perm Mo " ralium Plutarchi : contincns Pragmenta et Spuria Opera. Grzca ementiavit, Notitionem emendationum, et Latinam iXylandri.interpretationem c:.iligatain, fubjdnxit, Daniel Wyt tenibach, Hilt. Flog. Litt. Gr. et Lat. in llluitri Athen. Amite lod. Profeffor. in Q2arto, Price 11.135. 6d. in boards. Hem Tiber, in Bvo. large Paper, at 176. In boards. Idem libcr, in Bve. fmail :4oper, at los. 6d. hoards. IComplete Sets of the above Edition , iie five Volu t hes 4to. containing all the Moral Works of Plutarch, may now be had • at the following prices, in Sheets. The Five Vols. in Qrsto,lileven Guineas. Eleven Vols. Royal Octavo, Six Pounds. Eleven Vols. Derry Octavo, Three Guineas and a Half. Likewife, Volumes 2, 39 49 and 5, in Quarto and Odtavo, may be had tei complete Sets. . This day were publiihed, • From the Clarendon Preis, and fold by Payne and Mackinlay (Succeffors to Mr. Elmfiy), No. 87, Strand;. and J. Cooke, Oxford, 1 1. A GEOMETRICAL TREATISE of CO- 1 -I- -IL NIC SECTIONS,in four Books. To which is added, ; An IMPROVED SYSTEM Of - MODERN GEOGRAPHY, a Treatifc on the Primary Properties of Conchoids, the Ciffoid, i Pradically adapted to the Bunnell of EDUCAtViON. the Q2adratrix, Cycloids , the Logarithmic Curve , and the Lo- i ) 0 This day was publilhed, garithinic, Arehimedean, and Hyperbolic Spirals. By the Rev. Price 0. 6d. in boards, or tos. 6d. bound and lettered, decorat- A. Roses TSON, A. M. F. R. S. Savilian Profeffor of Geome ed 'with Fir rr-six beautiful and iuterefting Copper-plates, try in the Univerfity of Oxford. Bvo. price i is. in boards. reprdenting the Manners, Cullom, and Dreffes of all Na- 2. Euclidts Elementorum libri priories XII. ex Commantlini tions, and inuarated with new and improved Maps. et Gregorli verfionibus Latinis. In ufum Juventutis Acade- j GEOGRAPHY for the US , q . SCHOOLS, Mk= Edidit Samuel, Epifchpus Roffenfis, Bvo. price 95. 6d. on a Plan ft; prattical to Teachers, and fo highly fakinat- in b oards. log to Pupils, that it cannot fall to reCommend itfelf to univer- 3. Elementary Treatifes on the Fundamental Principles of .1 Pradical Mathematics. By Bintop Horiley, price Bs. 6d. in fal adoption the moment it is leer . It is divided into tbreeparts: 1 z. A Gr.mmar of Geography, drawn up as concifely as pof- bnards. table, for the purpofe of being Codindtted to memory. s. The Ufe of the Globes , iiiih a Variety of Examples and Ramirez upon eath*Problern. .j. you, cirzumftantial, and highly entertaining Accounts of the.Manaers,Cuftnms, Dram and Curiofities of all Nations, In boatels. iquftrated with soCopper-plate, and forming a Body of Fads S• which, for Entertainment and Inftmdtion, are not exceeded in the entire Compels of Literature. To the whole arc -prefixed an Account of the molt fuccefsfi.l andradonal Mode of teaching Geography, and plain Diredions in Wardli• 4. Excerpt* ei Ariaotelis Organo de Simplicibus Termini', I de Propoiltione, et de Syllogifmo. gLaibus ,accedunt Pfelli de quinque vocibus Tiber, et Simplicii in Ariftotelis Categories Prolegomena. la ufum Juveututis Academies. Bvo. price Ss. Sermons or Homilies appointed to be read in Churches in the Time of Queen Elizabeth. In Two Parts. To which are added, The Conftitutions and Canons Ecelenaftical and the Thirty-nine Articles of the Church of England. Bvo. price 7s. for projeting and drawing all kinds of Maps. 6. The Cluiftian Hero; an Argument proving that no Prin. ev. J. GOLDSMITH, A. M. \ ciples but thole of Religion araufficient . to make a great Man. By the R BSir Richard Steele, izmo. price 34. In boards., - Vicar of Dunnlngton, and for merl y of Trinit y College, Cambridge. y . The Evidences of the Chriitian Religion. By the Right Hon. Jofeph Addifon, Efq. To whic h are added. Several Die againtt Athelfm and Infidelity, and in Defence of the Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7 r,St. Paul's Churcii-yard : fold by Thomas Hut*, John Harris. Benjamin Tabart, and Lack- Chriftian Revelation; with a Preface, eontaining the Send ingtim and Co. London; by J. Archer, Dublin ; B. Balfour, ments of Mr. Boyle, Mr. Locke, and Sir Ifaae Newton, con- Edintiurgh ; and by an other s odiers. caning the Gofpeltevelation. 5 znso. price as. 6d. in boards. N. B. Mr. Pm maps inform the Trade in Town and Coun try, that be will sii times exchange new and geed Co ' S. A Gentleman 's Religion; with the Grounds and Reafons of this Book ) for any °dies: of bis publications. of it. By Archblfhop Synge. 17,n10. price 3s. 6d. in boards. - • TO BE SOLD, THE perpetual Advowfon cif the Reetory cf REARSBY, in the County of Leicefter, compr.ii , Re4ori:ll HoUfe, which is eligibly fituated in the Pat'llh of Rearlby aforefaid, within Seven Miles of Leiteller, Eight of Melton Mowbray, Ten of Loughborough, and Six.of don, to all which Places there arc capital Turnpike !twin. with fevcral Clofa of Rich Arable, - Meadow, and Path Clround, in the Lordlip or Liberties of Reatfby iforefliff, containing together 335 Acres and Upsiaids. Alio the Tithes of about 24 Acres of old. Inelofure, which are taken hi Kind, and fcveral Money Payments In licit of Tithes, iffuing out of about 23 Cottage Houfes in Rearly afo7efaid. There Is no Hamlet wiLhia the Parifh, and only one Church to ferve. The prefent Incumbent is upwards of 75 years old, and very Infirm. Further Particulars may be had by application to the Rev. Mr. J. Parsons, of kccarlby ; or Mars. King, Cooke, and Kitss, Attornies, Lcicdter.- KLN I'. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN ON': LOT, At the Saracen's Head Inn, in Milford, on Tuefility tile 7th Oily of December next, between the hours of I 2 and 'THE following FREEHOLD T EBTAES, - 11 - &nate in the Parilh of Shaitoxbutft, about four miles from the Town of A (Ilford : All that Parcel of Woodland, called Great Turfs Wood, containing bi eltimation too Acres, more or len:, abutidantry ftored with • griod thriving Timber, and the Underwood lit g sod condition, in feveral ifellets of 8 tots years growth; aitti all that One other Parcel of Woodland, fituated near the above, called Stone Wood, containing by eftimation 23 Acres. more or lefs, the Timber and Underwood of which was felled laft year.—The Fences e . this Eftate are ail in complete repair. It is rated to the Land Tax at xol. and to the Poor at 181. per Annum. For 'further particulars enquire of Mars. Jemmett and Son, Attornics at Law, Milford, who are authorifed to treat for.t.hp . .da of the above by Private Contiad together or feparate Iy. • CARDIGANSHIRE. FREEHOLD ITSTATES in the Neighbourhood of the Sea Port Town of -US ERN' s . rwr TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Talbot Inn, in the Town of Aberyftwith, in the' laid County. on Monday the 6th day of December next, atoa, between th.. hours of hree and Five o'Clock in the After noJn, fulled to Leh Conditions of Sale as !hall be then and there produced, together or in fuch Lots as shall be then a:.d there agreed on, T,HE following Mefluages, Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments, all fituate in the Parith of Llaugan felin, in the faid County, viz TI:ARLY RAN r. Lot t. LLETY-CWDIN, in the Poffeffion of Ed- L. d. ward David and William Richards 30 0 0 Lot. a. OWARCWMBACH and LL ANERCH GOCH, in the poffeffion of David Rowland Lot. 3. • LLWYN WALTER FAR7vI and even live Mteepwalk in the poireffion of Thos. Jones 15 so 0 Lot. 4. BLA ENCLETTWR-FAWR Sheep-walk, in the pofftffion Mr. John Hughes Lot. 5. Dwelling-houfes or Cottages and Gardens, at TRE-YRDDOL,in the occupation of feveral Tenants 28 o o 10 0 • TO n n • X93 . 113 _ The Eftates are fituated" within about 3 Milescifthe Sea Shore, about 8 Miles of the Sea Port Town of Aheryftwith, In. a pleafmt and fine fporting Country. The refpeelive Tenants will thew the Premifes ; and for further Particulars apply to Herbert Lloyd, of Carmarthen, Attorney.—Dated Oat. 26. GENTEEL RESIDENJE AND CAPITAL FARM IN THE NORTH OF DEVON. TO BE LEASED, for a Term of Fourteen -I- Years, front Lady Day next, an extenfive FARM and ESTATE, called PICKWELL,' fituated in the Parifh of Georgeham, in the County of Devon, about ten miles from the noted Market and Sea port Town of Barnftaple, and feven miles from the romantic Town and Watering Place of Ilford comb, commanding a beautiful and extenfive view or the 13riltol Chamiel, comprifing an excellent Manfion Honfe, with [unable Offices, Coach Houle, Barns, feveral ftalled Stable*, Cow Haufes, Farm Yard, and all convenient Farm Buildings, Dog Kennel, Lawn Plantations, large walled Kitchen Garden, Hot Houfe, and Pleafure Garden, and about 374 Acres of Kett Meadow, Arable, and Pafttire Land, with a Down; conflitink of upwards of 390 Acres, on which is ufually fed a confiderabis flock of Sheep. The whole Eitate is compadt, and Within a Ring Fence. i The Dwelling Houfe and Out-houfes are within half a mile of the Briftol Channel, are in good repair, and contain a Irina i• form Dieing Parlour, Draviing Room, 13reakfalt Parfoiir, ele gam Library, Billiard Room, nine principal Bed Chambers, with Dreffing Clofets, Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Steward's . ) Room, and other fultable Apartments, for Servants. The above-mentioned Eftate is !busted in a genteel Neigh. ° bourhood, and in a fine Sporting Country, raftailtable for the I molt celebrated Stag Hunt In the Kingdom. and within a few ' miles of which are kept feveral Packs of Fox Hounds and Hart viers. There are plenty, of Rabbits on the Eftate, and Fins of various kinds may be taken on the lleeh belonging thereto. This Eftate is a definable objed 'fiat. a Gentleman fond Of ' Sportin4 ' and inclined to Farm. .. • N. B. A Packet fails twice a week from !Ironies:lmb, for Swanfea, North Wales, and Ireland, apd Skiffs to Brdtol may be engaged any tittle at ilfordcornbe. A confiderable quantity of the Furniture, which Is Modern, may.be rented with the Eftate, or purchafed by thitaker; at. a fair valuation. For Leafing the above, a Survey will be held at the Golden Lion Inn, in Barnitaple, on Thurfday the 30th day of I)cc,m-, ber next, by three o'clock in the afternoon. In the mean time, for viewing the fame, stpply to the Hind,. oa the Premifca ; and for further particulars at the dfficeoi Me/fra Glubb and Tanner, Attornies, &mita*" whore . Of OK Zit= way be dim ,•! . • :.:r • • Early in January will be publiihed, In Two Volumes, 4to. Price Three Guineas in Boards, 11!nitrated with original Portraits and other-Engravings, THE LIFE of GEOFFREY CHAUCER ; including a Review of the State of Society, ;Manners, and the Fine Arts, in the FOURTEENTH CENTURY, with CHARACTRRS of the Principal Perfonagcs who figured in the COURTS of EDWARD the THIRD, and RICHARD the SECOND, By WILLIAM GODWIN. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church yard. THA LATE WAR. In the Prefs, and early in February will be publithed, In Two large Volumes, stn. illuitrated with Maps, Price Three Guineas in boards, A HISTORY of the WARS which arore out of the FRENCH REVOLUTION, front their Com mencement in 5791, until the Signature of the Preliminaries of Peace between Great Britain and France. To which is prefixed, a Review of the Cada, and early Progrefs of the French Revolution. By ALEXANDER S'TZPHENS, Of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple, Efq. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 7x, St. Pam's Church yard- flie___namber of Not_ kaveheen taken off on Su per am maTal rspor. mid will r laid,* Five Guineas each. This day was publilhed, In Three Volumes Oelavo, Price a7s. in Boards, A NIMAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, Anecdotes and A Illuftrations of the MANNERS, LIVES, CHARAC TERS, and ECONOMY, of the ANIMAL CREATION. By theltev. W. BINGLEY, A. B. Fellow of the Linnean &Kim, ansi late of St. Peter's College, Cambridge. Printed for R. PHs wes, No. 7s, St. Paul's Churchyard; and may be had of all Bookfeßers. 0" The Author of the prefent Work lays its claim to atten tion on the ground of its utility, and its novel and interefting contents. has brought forward many thoufands of anec dotes and pbfervations which will tend to promote the Rudy of the delightful fele:See of Natural Ililtory ; he has ranged threitgb an ezpenfive collection of Books amounting in num ber to nearly a Thoufand Volumes; and has methodized the acutiuntb and traits of charater, recorded in the works of all authentic travellers and hiftorians, from the earlieft to the prefent times. This day was publifhed, price Five Shillings in boards , AN ESSAY on ABSTINENCE from Alstl. MAL FOOD, as a Moral Duty. By JOSEPH RUSON. " Unde Fames homini vetitorum tan& ciborum, Audeds vefel, genus o mortale ? oro, Ne facile; et nsonitis animas advertate noftris' Ovidivs. " Je n'ai pas la temedte de pretendre reform.er le genre hu- Main, maisaffez de courage Our dire la v6rite, fans me fonder des criailleries de cent qui la reedoutent, parse qu'ils ont inte rft de tromper notre elpece, ou da la laiffer dans des errcurs dont ils font enz-memos les dupes." Diderot, Code de la Nature. " It is an unpopular attempt to attack prejudices, eftablifked by time and habit, and fecured by the corruptions of luxuriolas life. It is equally unpleacant to attempt the reformation of abufes, without the leaft profpea of fuccefs : yet there Is a keret pleafure in pleading the conic of humanity and help'.efs innocence." Deflor Grtgory's Consprative Viii. Printed for Ilse UMW Patt t e r a, to. 71, St. Paul's Chtirch yard. This day were publifhed, Elegantly printed in Three Volutes, and adorned wits Pla.cr; price as. in boards, THE WORKS of SOLOMON GESNE R. Trauflated from the German; with Tome Account of hi Life and Writings. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. ,