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AminommommilllNlMlN . - . . p . . . .-. . . - 1-E -S 1). le'. • . 0-4 r • - --S i---- . ' , r cr — ...t_ i) : : ....v.v.,.. MN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, aos. UPA2F.Ft ._ _:5.199 PRICEUX-YENe F. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. LECTURES ON MIDWIFERY. D R. HAIGHTON' s LECTURES on t hi s S u b Jed, including the Difeafes of Women and Children, will begin at the Theatre of Guy's Hofpital, ox Friday Oetober 4th, at Eight in the Morning. Alfo his Letures on Pu yno LOOT will begin on Monday 0 dio bee ith, at Seven in the Evening. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Squealer zo, THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING AKENHAM ESTATE. NEAR IPSWICH. R. HAWKES ref - pea/41y acquaints the Pub. 4•TA. lie, that the SALE thereof, intended for the sth of October, at the White Horfe Inn, Ipfwich, is poftponed. . PLYMOUTH. 'O-MOR ROW EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2 !, their Majeties Servants will perform the Play of KING HENRY THE FOURTH. Sir John Falftaff, Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE, ( \tau is ergsged at this Theatre for three nights only.) King Henry, Mr. WROUGHTON. Prince of Wales, Mr. H. SIDDONS, (Being his firit appearance on this Rage.) Hotfplsr, Mr. ELLISTON. Carriers, MeTn. MATHEWS and WEWITZER. Francis, Mr. COLLINS. Lady Percy, Mrs POWELL Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. SPARKS. To which will be added the Farce of THE LYING VALET. Gaylefs, Mr. HOLLAND. Sharp, Mr. COI.I.INS. Juftice Guide, Mr. MADDOC.KS. Meliffa, (ftrlt time) Mifs BOYCE. Kitty Pry, Bids MELLON. Mrs. Gadabout, Mrs. SPARKS. The Doors to he opened at half paft five, and begin at half pall fix. Men for Oa Boxes to be taken of Mr. Foibrook at the Boz o:1)16.e in Little Ruffen ftreet. •,,• Mr and Mrs. Dormer, who made their firft appearance IA night, were received with untierfal approbation and great applaufe. On Tuefday, the Tragedy of Romeo and.juliet. Romeo, Mr. Ellißon; Mercutio, Mr. Bannitter ; polio, Mrs. H. Skidoos, being her frit appearance on this Rage. With Matrimony. On Thurfday, The Citizen. On Saturday, the School for Scandal. The Young Rofcius, Mr, Braham, Signora Storace, and Ma rlow-411c Parifot, are engaged at this Theatre. THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY OF GAINING A FORTUNE BY THE LOT'T'ERY IN THE PRESENT YEAR. ON MONDAY the 3oth of THIS MONTH, the STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. - SCHEME. 3 Prizes of £20.000 are £ 63.330 3 13,000 . 30,030 3 s.OOO IsAoo 4 apoo Spoo 6 .-- spoo .. Loco ] 3 - SOO - 3,000 3 3 ~w 100 - 3p30 63 so 3,000 45 0 0 20 - 9 3 . 000 3,000 Firft-drawn Blanks/ to each .. 33,000 entitled to 7,619 Benefits tzs,coo Tick a,. £ asc,coo The Full-drawn Ticket, ph Day Lict,ooo Ditto - - et's Day aopoo Ditto - - yth Day spzo Are part of the above Capitate. NO OTHER LOTTERY CAN BI DRAWN THIS YEAR. Half 0 uarter .... Price of a Tkiket Lis, 13 0 10 00 I Eighth • - 5 1 0 Sixteenth - 2lt 0 I 5 6 No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. rrBISH refpeafully acquaints the Nobility, Gen • try, and Public in general, that he is felling Tickets and a rev, in great variety, for the Lottery that begins drawing ths 30th o. THIS MONTH ; and hopes the uncommon fuceeh and pune t.tality that has dillinguilbed his offices for feverai years,will infure L. 1.1 a continuance of their favours. •.' All burieds in the Public Finds ungraded with Adelity No. 26, Cornbill, No. 32, Charing Crofs, and Sr. MARGARET's HILL, &roue'. HORNSBY and Co. refpedlfully acquaint the No bilitv, Gentry, and the Public in general, that they may be fupplied with Tickets and Shares, in great variety of Numbers, and at the lowell Prices, at either of the above State Lottery Offices. Prizes raid on demand, whether a 20i. nr Orders by Mail Guard, Carrier, or Polt, executed on the fame terms as If prtfent. The Lottery begins Drawing the 30th of this month. THIS MONTH. SWIFT and Co. No. T T, Poultry, are appointed by Government to fell the Tickets and Shares of the Lottery, to begin Drawing Toth This Month, which confifts of only hypo° ickets, and contains Three Prizes of zo,OOOL three of so,oool throe of 5,0c01. four of soool. and others as villa!, down to 201. b•fviev giving for the firft 3,000 Blanks tot each. CapiaPria; Shared ansfSold attbis Office in the laft Lotteries : No 6-92 Prize of zo t ocol. No. 20,952 Prizes of ‘ 2 o,o:o No. 9,362 Prizes of 410,000 19.556 5,e00 11,199 2000 8,2.^0 1,200 19408 1,000 3. 0 )3 1,,020 26,137 I poo 9,832 sco 6 ,357 1,020 16 264 5003,698 coo Letters anfwered, and Schemes at large fent gratis. . PRESENT MONTH, 3oth SEPTEMBER. THE STATE LOTTERY COMMENCES DRAWING. TICKETS and SHARES are on SALE by RICHARDSON, GOODI.UCK, and Co. Bank-Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gatc of the King's Mews, Charing eras. London. SCHEME. 3 Prize• of L.lOOOO 1.1,000 SPCO 2.000 1,000 500 &e. Ste. &e. The lnweft Prize 201. alto Ti; Three Thoufand firft-drawn rlvdts will be entitled to tot. each, making ;,619 Benefits. fiteu.saneoN, GOODLUCK. and Co. recommend an immediate purchAft, there being only Twenty. five Thoufand Tickets in the print Lottery, (Five Thonfand lefs than in the !aft) and from the Scheme being univerfally approved, and the demand very ;Teat, Tickets will be fearce, and mutt advance confiderably. HORSEMANSHIP-41Y Mr. JOHN ADAMS. • Partleuhrly rscommen ',Ld to the Gentlemen of the refpeetive Bodies of Cavalry throughout the Kingdom at the prefent Jundure. This day was pablifbed, &randy printed in three vols. Bro. and illultrated by ußviards of Twenty finithed Engravings, Price al It. in boards, A N ANALYSIS OF HORSEMANSHIP ; Teaching the whole Art of Riding in the Manege, Hunting, Racing, and Travelling Syltern ; with the Method al Breaking Horfes for every purpofe to which thole noble Anil. Dials art adapted. By JOHN ADAMS, Riding Mafter. Publifhed by James Cundee, at the Albion Prof., in Ivplant, Patennnter-row. Of whom alfo may be had, The SPORTSMAN'S CABINET, complete, in two volumes fuper royal Qi_iarto, wi'h 28 Engravings by Scott, price Seven Guineas in hoards. Subferibers who have not yet completed their Seta, are requeited to do fu, as they *ill be advanced after the tit of Notember next. HIS MAyES2r, NAlrr, do krelty give Mtke, That on Tuefday the 24th initant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for the fupplying of what FRESH BEEF mall be demanded for the ec of His Majelty's Ships and Varela at New Romney, in Dover Rends, and at Mar gate (on feparate Couteadts) from the sit of Odtober next to the .oft of Mach following inclufive ; to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Coalitions of she Coat:ad may be teen at the Secretary's (Mee, at this °face; or by applying to Mr. T. Balkh, Agent for the Vidtualling, at Dover. No meta sip k bol to any Tarim bs tbs irks Asti sot de infested he wards at Isttztb,w that Asti isst • &agora to tbe Bawd be.' Art Or 'Tisch us the faid Toefdry She 2416 Wiest. my BB* the Pesfeis vas woks the Tessierow fast Pad« M bis babalic attosit, to emiwer gates satledfor. ncTLIALLING-012 PCB, Augarfi 6, ISOj. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS mAyEsTr. NAP T, di. &them Nod% That on Wednefday the rich of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders In writing (fcaled up) for fueb quantities of IRISH BEEF AND PORK, Of the heft quality, .and to be cured in the enfulng feafon, u the refpealve Merchants and Dealers may think proper to offer, one third part thereof to be packed up in half puncheons, one third part in tierces, and the remaining one third part in barrels ; the latter to be of the ezelufive dcfcription, containing Fiftyrtwo four found pieces each, to be delivered into His Majefty's Vidtualling Stores at Deptford, Portfmourh, and Plymouth, and into the Army Vic tual/in' Stores at St. Catherine's, in regular proportions of each de. fcription of Caiks by the period undermentirmed, viz. One fourth of the whole, by the tgth of January, One half of the remaining quantity, by the 3 sit March, 1806 . And the remainder, by the Soh June, To be paid for by Bilis payable"with interelt ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Conrad may be ken at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. Dunfterville, Agent for the Vidtualling at Cork; to the Colleaors of his Maiefty's Cuticams at Limerick, BAIA, Newry, and Waterford; and to the Poft Matter General at Dublin, relpedively.—N. B. No Ten der for a lets quantity than soo Tierces will be accepted. N. marl will le bad to say Wader is which the pitejiall we he tried iss words at lea:4,w tbatAall met he dehvered to tie Beard lifer me doled we the fill Widaefday the 26th of Setteesie" ante, aer the pew lobe asks the tarsier, or fame / Nem mtg.& to anfwer colas wiled'''. BARRACK OFFICE, Sprint. Gorden:, Lowden, Sept. to, Rios. BARRACK DEPARTMENT. S UCH Perfons as are willing to Contrail for Cover Mg thesndor mentioned Barracks with Tar, viz. Amid Kingfbridge Ahholek Green Lewes leery Head 1 Attie Hampton Blatchlogton Malden Ike* Muffelburgh =ter Ottery a- Fevenfey Chichcfler Plymouth Cuckmere Stoneboufe, Doek Dorchefter and Sate Danbury Playdon Dunbar Romney Exeter Selfea Exit Bonnie Shoreham Hafting, Steyning Halitham Truro Honiton Weeks , Harwich. Woodbridge Haddisigmn Winchelfea, and Ipfwich Yarmouth May fee the fperlication and Form of Contrail for the fame at the Barrack Oilier., or at the Barrack ;Wafters of the fevera Barracks, any day after the 14th init. between the hours of ten and four o'clock. The propdals for each Barrack in one fum, mult be addreffed to the Barrack• Malta General, at Spring Gardens, with " Tender fur Tarring Barracks at marked on each cover, and delivered, leafed up, to of: before two o'clock on the abth intl.—Sufficient Security antilop required for the due,per. fortnance of the Contradt. • .EAST-INDIA 1101713, - kepkiNier sS, 11105. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trofing to the EAST INDIES, do tereby give Noels., That they will be ready to receive propsfals, in writing, on or before Wednefday the ad of Odiober, from any Perron who may have engaged to furnifh the Commiffioners of his Majefty's Tranf port Service with Te :loge for New Sou& Wales, on what terms they may be willing to let to the Company good Copper-bottomed Ships of from 600 to 650 tons burthen, to bring home Teas or other Goods from China ; fuch Ships to be approved by the Com pany's Officers, and to be manned and equipped in every refpeet agreeably to the ufual regulations of the Company. The Tender to exprefs the rate of freight for builder's meafuremem, and alto for furplus tonnage, and Rating the fame on the loweft terms, as there will be no opportunity of making any abatement. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be fevcrally Pealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or before twelve o'clock at noon, on the faid ad of Odtober, beyond which hour not any tender will be rteeived. Draft of the Terms and Conditions on which filch Ships will be entertained for the Company's fender, may be ken, on application to Mr. James Coggan, Clerk to the Committee cf Shipping. WILLIAIkf RAMSAY, Urdary. PALE BEER AND PORTER BREWING. TN one of the molt celebrated Towns in the King dum for Brewing FINE ALES and PORTER, an opportu rity no•v parents itfelf for a young Gentleman to be initiated in that Art. fo as to attain, with certainty and precifion, in a Ilium time. the fundamental and molt improved and modern bfethatl of lunging and NLdting, together with an inlight of the mode of iiViwagement of an weave Country Trade in that Line, in high and general repute. For reference apply (by letteg poft paid) io A. B. at hteffrt. lufh and Co. Milliners, High Holborn. HEUNIATtsms, Palfies, and Gouty Alfedions, with their ufual concomitants,Spafm, or flying Pain:, Fhlttt lefty, Indig , Rion, and general Debility, (originating in whatever [wane) are sell, vcd and frequently cured by Wni rcii LAD . . Efience of Alultard Pills, after every other means had failed. Fluid Mace of Mullin!, (tired with the Pill,, in thofe complaints where nesseffary) is perhaps the molt adtive, penetrit nli. and ttketutremedy iu the world, curing the fevereft Sprains and Bruifl, in Itfs than kali the time Whiny taken by any other liniment or Fnibrocation, and if sired immediattly after any ac cident, it prevents the part turning Wick. It is pr. p4red acd hold at as. 9d. each boa or bottle, by R. Jou N- Avotbecary,No. 15, Oreck•ltreet, oho, London. GRAND NAVAL. VICTORIES; With Portraits ar.d Biography of Popular Commanders, and En gravings of Celebrated Battles which have been fought At Sea, from the Reign of Queen Elizabeth to the prefent Time. This day was publithed, a new and popular Work, entitled THE BRITISH TRIDEN ; or, REGISTER of NAVAL ACTIONS. Including authentic Accounts of all the molt Remarkable Engagementi at Sea in which the Bridal 1•lag has been eminently dittinguifhed ; front the Period of the Spanifh Armada to the prefent Time; the whole containing a re gular and complete Ilittory of the Naval Aftairs of England chro nologkally arranged. By ARCHIBALD DPNCAN, Efq. Late of the Royal Navy, Editor of " rhe Mariner's Chronicle," &c &t. rj• This Interefting Work is printed in Duodecimo, in Four elegant Volumes, illultrated with upwards of Forty beautiful En gravings of Sea Fights, and Portraits of celebrated Britilh Admi rals.—Priee ii. as. in boards; or in Forty Numbers, Price Six pence each ; one or more of which may be had ate time, at the convenience of the 4'urchafer. London : Puhlithed by la Pd ES CON D er, at the Albion Preis in lvylane, PaternAer row; and delivered by the Diltributors of Newipapers in every part of the Britilh Dominions. Of whom dr, may ht had, printed uniform with the above, fame price, The MARINER's CHRONICLE; or, Complete Hiltory of Ship • wrecks, with deicriptive Engravings. KENT—To MILLERS and OTHERS. To be SOLO by PRIVATE CONTRACT, Well•eßablifhed FREEHOLD CORN WiND 4. MILL, &nate on Botta' Hill, in the parillt of Seafaiter, in the county of Kent, with the Furniture and Uttnlils thereto be longing, which works two pair of Roars. And alfo a piece of Freehold Meadow Ground, on part of which the laid Mill has been erected, containing in length 3 roods and 3 feet, and in breadth 3 roods and three feet, more or lefs, together with a right of way out of the public highway, leading front Whitftable and Canter bury to the laid Wind Mid and Prentifes. 'The Mill is in complete repair and very fubßantial, the internal part being built of oak timber, it equally eligible fur the country trade and the London market, being within 6 miles of the city of Canterbury, and half-a mile of the fea at Whirdable. The pre , miles are in the occupation of the owner, and immediate policf lion may be had. Alfa a Freehold Melinage, Stable and Prentice*, with an cacti lent Piece of Meadow Land contiguous to the Lid Mill, contain ing by eftimatitat two Acres and a half, now in the occupation of Edward Sandy, as tenant from year to year. For particulars apply to Mr. Ireland, Solicitor, Staple Inn, or Mr. Euckton, Solicitor. Canterbury, who wilillacw tbcpriadica. FOR SALE iiiiiiiiiiCOHTßACT, THE GOOD BRIG MARIA, burthen about ••• 140 Tons, well found, takes the ground well, and in a eon. diarist to be fent to Sea at a trifling Expenee. For an Inventory, or other Information, apply at the Counting Houfe of Mr. Edward Lynx, Plymouth. TURKEY CARPETS. O NE Hundred and Nin e ty T ur k ey C arpets o f fi ne quality. warranted free from damage, to be fold from ts.6d. to is. red. per lipase foot, at the Turkey Carpet Warch, ufc ((nest the Turkey Company's Houle) Little St. Helen's. Bilhopfgate fireet, where printed Lifts may be had, containing the dirnenftons and price of each Carpet. LOST. ALETTER Directed to Merril. WHALLEY and DEANE, Aidgate, High.ftreet, London, was put into the PA-Office, in Sazmundham, Suffolk, on the lath of Septem ber, 1798, containing a Bank Poft Bill, No. 131,03 t, to John Flat, or Order for sof. dated a 7 tit June. t 798, and a Bank Note No 7317, to Abraham Newland, for tol. dated asth May, t 798, which Paid Letter bas not come to hand. Whoever can bring the Letter with its Contents, to Merry. Whalley and Deane as aforefaid, thail receive One Guinea Reward. This day were publifhed s In Three Volumes, limo price t ss. in boards, MEMOIRS of BRYAN PERDUE. A Novel. By THOMAS HOLCROF r. Printed for Longman, Hurtt, Rees and Orme, Paternoftcr ro w . Of whom may be had. jolt publithea, the Second Edition of Adeline Mowbray, or the Mother and Daughter, a Tale. B 7 Mrs. Ople. lo 3 yolo limo. price i3a. 6d. in boards. Mb day were publifhed, price aa. 6d. feared, OBSERVATIONS upon the COMPOSITION and USES of the WATER at the NEW SULPHUR BATHS. at DINSDALE. near DARLINGTON, in the COUNTY of DURHAM. S 7 JOHN PEACOCK. Printed for J. Mawman, as, Poultry, London ; Akenbrade, Ncwcaftle ; Wafts and Spence, York ; Pennington, Durham ; Chriftopher and Juana, Stockton; Bowman, Richmond; Lang dale, Northallerton; and Darnten, Darlington. SECONO EDITION OF THOMSON'S SEASONS, With NOTES by the Rev. JOHN EVANS, A. M. THE Public are refpeafully informed, that the Second Melon of the above valuable Work is this day pub- Med, confiderably improved, by the addition of efgbt emblems• tic Wood Engravings, together with eight elegant Kites, Munn. tine of the Scafons; and a Portrait and Life of the Author, By the Rev. JOHN EVANS, A. M. It is elegantly printed in one Volume (mall oetavo, on a new and elegant Type, price 6s. boards. There is another Edition, in 28mo. or pocket Bze, price as. 6d. in boards. Pub Hilted by James Cornice, at the Albion Prefs, in Ivy-lane, aternofter-row, London. MISSIONARY VOYAGES TO THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. This day was publifted, Printed in one Volume duodecimo, and embelliibed with Eleven fine Engravings, Pri me Ss. 6d. boards, THE MISSIONARY VOYAGES to the SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. performed in the years In!), 1797, and Ent in the Ship Duff, commanded by Captain JAMES WILSON. Under the Direilion of the Millenary Society. •• This interefiing Work forme the fiat Volume of the Uni verfal Navigator and Modern Tourift, and may either be had complete, min Ten Numbers, at Sixpence each. Number XI. commencing with the Travels of Mr. Bruce into Abyffinia, is this day- enriched with a beautiful Engra ving, price 6d. This Work will be completed is the Twelve fuc ceeding N Publithed uin b ba y tunesCundee,at the Albion Pref. in Ivy-lane, Pa ternofter-row, Landon ; fold by all Bookfellers. This day was publifhed, Handfnmely printed in fetolfeap °Else°, price 3s. hr boards, A BRIEF TREATISE on DEATH, PailoCrphi -1-3- tally, Morafp, and Pradticariy coaridered, by ROBLRT Fri LLOWES, A. M. Oxon. And preparing for Publication by the fame Author, r. A Body of Speculative and Practical Theology, in two large volumes ()dank 1. The Bowers of Love; or, Poems particularly defgncd to de fcribe and exemplify the finer and more delicate feelings of the bears; and chiefiy tranflated or imitated from the German Idylls, and other Works o(.Gdaer. Loudon : Printed for J. Moorman, 22, Poultry. Of whom may be had, jolt publitised, in one. volume Bvo. price Ls. in boards, Volume Il,or the two Volumes, price tss. in boards, . Sermons on Various Interening Subjedta. By the Rev. Joann Morton, Vicar of Rifery, in the County of Bedford, and Chaplain in Ordinary to his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales. Sermons on V.srious Subjedts. By the Rev. Jofeph Town• fend, Redtor of Pewfey, Wilts, and Author of "A Journey through Spain," Ste. Ste. price Bs. boards. PORT OP ST. IVES. BY ORDER OF THE tiOiIouRAILTICOMMISSIONERB OF HIS MAJESTY's CUSTOMS. ' On Monday the 23d day of September, by Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, will be mpofed to Public Sale, at the Caftan. Houle, in this Port, THE FOLLOWING: GOODS, viz. For Dealers and Others, 1406 Gallon. Brandy-. 4861 Ditto Geneva-2d Ditto Rum Brigantine Navigation, Burthen per Regifter 93 51-94 Ton, with her Materials ; silo the &del, Open Beat, Bombe* Ir S 9-79 Tons, and her Materials. 0 .• The above Goods, Vara, and Boat, may be viewed three days preceding the Sale. BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJESTY'. CUSTOMS. On Toefday the aeth September, 1805. by Ten o'Cloek 1 the Forenoon, will be expuft.d to itublie Sale, at the Cultont-heufe. In this Port, - THE GOODS, UNDER-MENTIONED, viz. 1700 Gallons Brandy. 160 Ditto Rum. 100 Ditto Geneva. Of inferior Strength, in (mall Lots, for the Accommodadon and Ufe of Private Perfons, not Dealers in Spirits. Stores and Broken Hulls of Five Boat., silo three Calks French Wine, picked op at Sea, as Flotfam, jefon, or Logan. N. B. The Goods above•mentioned will be fa up in leveret Lots, and Sold to the higbdt Bidder. Attendance will be given at the Curtom•houfe aforefakl, in Ocoee Hours, for viewing and tailing the fame, three days before the day of Sale only. WARWICKSHIR E. TO BE LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS, COTON HOUSE, with the Pleafure Grounds and Gardens, in hlghonler, about four miles from Rugby and Lat. terwonh, containing every accommodation for a 'amity ofdiaisa• tion, pleafantly fituated in a Lawn of 8o Acres of excelho Lima, with good roads adjoining. An eztenfiveManer, with any quantity of Land not exceahog too Acres, may be bad, and the furniture rented with the Houk. or taken at a fair aPPlairentrat. PArticnhrs may be bad of Mr. Calderon, Solicitor, Rugby, or Mr Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's-inn•Selds. CU S I OM-HOUSE, COLCHESTER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJESTY. CUSTOMS, Oa Tnefday, these!. of September, dos, at Ten co*C:oelt in the FOlT,noofl, in Small Lou, A BOUT SIX HUNDRED GALLONS of FOREIGN GENEVA, to Private Perform A Depolit of 251. per Cent will be required on each Let. and the Goods to be taken away within Four days after the Sale or tie Depofivinoney to be forfeited.--Attendsnee will be Own at ti e Cultons-houfe on the days of drawing, from nine to twelve in tie Fo-enoon, and from two tin eic the Afternoon . N.B. It having lately been detesmined, that by the Laws now in force, no Spiriptons Lagoon can be removed without an Eieife- Permit ; the Pnrchafen are hereby reqodted to take Notice, that an Sze& Officer will attend at the Caltemboofe, far grantieg Permits for the removal of any quantity from s Gallons to 6o Gallons in one package only, for each Perko. NALUABLE FREEHOLD MINERAL ESTATE, (The Land Tar recleaned.) To be SOLD by AUCTION, by. Mr. PALMER, At the White Lion Inn, Briltol, on Friday, the asth of °della' next, (linters previoully difpofcd of by Private Contrail, of which notice will be given), • AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the Parini of Bedvrelty, Monmonththire, comprifing (tippet the furface), feveral convenient Farms of about rgao acres of Arable, Meadow, and Failure Land, with necelfary buildings, let to Tenants at Will. About yso acres of Coppice and Wood Land, in hand ; and an unlimited Right of Parttime upon Mans. bole Mountain of about Soo acres, the Minerals under which belong exclulively to the Eftate. This Ettatc contains fevcral very extenfive Veins, or Beds of Coal and ironfbane,declining Southward. As the Sirhawy and Ebbro Rivers fall at an cafy dip of about al inches in the yard, both of excellent qualities. the former particularly for L.:ports than, and for mannfadturing of iron. Great advantages win arra from the natural formation of this Elate, the 'allies on each fide Irlug low, and the coal ground bra, tween them much elevated, fo that 'flatly ho s* levels may be driven at an eery expence into the upper beds of coal, fume of which are opened. The greater part of the Eltate is bounded by the rivers EbbrOand sirhowy, and the Minerals may with touch facility be worked either to be conveyed by the Sirhowy New Rail Road, or by-the Ebbro Vale Rail Road and Canal to Newport, where Mips of any burden may retort. There is a large quantityof tinthergrowing cn the Farm lands. and in the Coppice Woods.—For further particulars apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln',-Ihn-fieldt, MaTrt. Benjaugh and Palmer, Brifiol, Mr. Moore, Solicitor, Falmouth, Mr Edward Thontafon, Birminghan, and Mr. Jo hn '1 haws, of Aberearne, where plans of the Ettate may be fern. CHESHIRE—BOLESWORTH CAS I'LE. To be peremptorily fold, purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a caufe wherein J ihn Peploe Money, Clerk, and others, are Plaintiffs,and Peter Ralbotbam and others are Defendants, before Thomas Drake, Gent, the Perron ap pointed by John Campbell, Efq. one of the Matters of the fa , d Court, in freeral dialed. Lots or Parcels, on Virednefday, the 234 ddy of Oduber next, at One o'clock in the afternoon, at the Ho tel in the City of Cheer, THE Real Mates of the late OSWALD Most.nr, Efq. deceafed, formerly of Bolefworth Cattle, in the Paid county; confining of the capital Massfion called BOLESWORTH, CASTLE, and the Park, Gardens, and plc:dm-grounds, with the Lands and Farms contiguous to and furrounding it, the Manors or reputed Manors of Harthill and of Chowley, in the Paid county, (unary Farms in the townthip of Chowley, the tythes of Chowley, and a part of the tythes of the townihip of Alderfey. The Eilates are in excellent et:Whim', well tenanted, omit at will, and abound with excellent timber. This beautiful Fftate is in the vicinity of Clutter, not diftant from Liverpool, and fur rounded by other conliderable towns: the principal Lot, comprifing the manila. Bolefworth Caftle,witk a furrounffing I.ftate, divided into Farms, can be feldom met with ; the function and team is unrivalled, the views retentive to the Dee and Maley, the Welch Rills, and into Ch.:flake. This Lot amplifies not only the denicfne, hut there is added to, and will be fold with it, a part of the Chowley l Mite, which gives the conve nience of Road, and adds to the quantity of Land. The grounds attached to the ntatifion are laid oat with peculiar taste. The turn pike Road from Chclhire foto lihropfhiec adjoins to this Llt. The whole hitate abound. with game; end there are two packs of roc ' hounds kept in the neighbourhood, which is of the very firft clefs. Particulars may now be had gratis, at the Office of the raid John Campbell, Efq. in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, at the Offices of Mr. John Lee, solicitor, No. so. iu Chancery lane; Meffrs. Philpnt and Slone Solicitors, Hare Court, Temple, Lon. don; of Mr. Philip Huniberitune, Soliei:on, Friars, Chester; at the Hotel, Chtlter ; the Fathers Itoo, harnthill, near Boleferorth, where a petrol) well acquainted with the MLitt will attend to lbw it, and where autur and fluvey thereof will be foonil. 1 •