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r"" -- 04.4 - ow • 7 -"'" . 4` •••-• • f n • 7 t 4t, • ''cuso • NUMBER 3965 fIANCIVER-SQYARE CONCERT ROOMS. ISS LINWO - 011's EXHIBITION, with .I.VI ADDITIONAL PICTDRES, is re-opened, and will continue every Day, (Sundays excepted), from Nine in the morning till eygning.--Admittance One Shilling. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. THE Creditors of JONATHAN BULKELY, for merly of Dowgatc-bill, London, Merchant, may receive a dividend upon their refpeetive debts, by applying to Marrs. Stork, Cooper, Watfon, and Stiatk,.Holborn, London. This day was pubhthed, price as. 6d. The XXXVIIih Number of H E PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE. By A. TILLOCH. - - - • - - • - - Member of the London Philofpphical Society, ate. Sec. Esn'ocllillied and illuftrated with a Head of the celebrated Mathematician BOSCOVICH, and a new larnment for mea- Suring the StresigtA of a Galvaltie Charge 'lle prefent Number contains, betties an Account of tome recent at yhe FRENCH NATIONAL INSTI TUTE, In wilieV/reit - Wlrr was deferred dy wean.; f at Pile i f Si:. V Ita, the following interefting particulars : CU!' NT RUMFORD on the means of iccreafing the quan tity of Heat itt the combuition of fuel ; and on the ufe of Steam via Vehicle for conveying heat from one place to another Ar:ount of a new Etlioserier by Mr. DAVY ; and of a new Gs. , ,sassw:cr by Mr. PEPYS, Jun.—Luminous Appearn e of Sea Water caufed by Animale--Refearches on Alume' —D ferO,ii,.n of c Horfe without Hair—Of the Improvements of the i'ort of London, and the intended Iron Bridge of one Arch eehCO feet fpan-.-Pu rtfication of Rape-feed Oil—Proceedings of !.earned Societies—New Philufophic4l Works—Scientific Intelhaence, ate. Sec. Sold by Meer,. Richardrons, Cornbill, (and the other Book fellers. Of whom may he had. tuft puhlithed, price as. C. CARNOT on the INFI NI FESIMAL CALCULUS. Traoflated from the French by W. DICKSON, L. L. D. This day wit publiClied, Elegantly printed in Six Volumes, OEtavo, arid embellilhed with n fine Head of Plutarch, by Ridley, price al. Bs. boards, or on large Royal Paper, 3t. 3s. boards, I)LU'fARCH's LIVES; tranflated from the Original Greek, with Notes Critical and Hißorical, and a Life of Plutarch. By JOHNLANGHORNE, D. D. and WILLIAM LANGHORNE, M. A. The Sixth Edition, correeted. London : Printed for G. G. and J. Robinfon ; F. and C. Rit. Ington ; W. J. and J. Rkkardfon ; R. Fauldcr ; Longman and Rees; Vernur and Hood; Dartoei and Harvey; and joreph Marnsian. (Soceeffor to Mr. Mir.) Of whom may be had, An Edition of the above Books, 6 vols. ism°, price ii. is. in hoards. -This day were publlthed, gtoiti i kJ WALES; engraved in Aquatint*, by Aiken, from Draw [Op trade on the fpot. 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" So many charms do Southampton and its Vicinity pairs, that a Guide, to dine Mangers to the molt beautiful fcencs rod objets, appears with peculiar propriety, and mull be re tr ived wit h pleafure and gratulation. No parts of the king dom, indeed, are more the objects of admiration, than the environs of Southampton, New-foreit, and the lOe of Wight. which this Tour embraces; and, from a local knowledge of the track, we can alarm tha t the peefent publication is as au thentic at it Is agrceabk.".--New London Review, May, aco, 11% 477. A COMPANION in a VISIT to NETLEY ABBEY t to which is anneard, Retie, Abbey an Elegy, by George Keate, Lfq. witb an Infide View of the Abbey. Price . ' s. " This WM publication comprifas a lbort hiliory and de- Icription of the celebrated &odium of which it treats; and is rendered oat ids agreeable than ukful as a companion to thole who vitt the ruins, by having the addition of Mr. Keate's de pht poem "—Monthly Review, January, tor. The HISTORY of the ISLE WIGHT, Military, Ecrieflaf tical, Civil, and Natural ; with a Vie‘s of its Agriculture trued with a Map of the 'Hand, View of the Needle Rocks, die. by the Rev. R. Warner. Pike 6e. lb boards. Printed and fold by T. Baker, Southampton; fold alfo by C. Wilkie, Pateenoßer-row, London. STEEL sad POCOCY's LIST of MERCHANT SHLIPPINU. On Saturday, Eli Argon, will be m1611111..4' NUMBER IV. Carrated to Au alt iSot.—Price xs. fd. THIS veiT laborious Work has new arrived to its FOURTHNimber, faadoned by the Patronage of the INSURANCE and COMMERCIAL COMPANIES, the principal Merchant; Ship Owners, Underwriters, Brokers, and Enders throughout °eat Britain and Ireland. An infpeeLion the four Srft Nurnberg will heft fpeak its progrellive Improve ments; nor is It pat arrived to the limit of its lotended perfee ti-r- lenbegrl9 tortalon Intelligence relative to Tcn Tbourantl Vcfrels; and. In ilieteinie of doe Amending klunth, that mam ba will be extended to above soeo more; lo that every Vacl that has append In the ports of the United Kingdom, and furveyed,.fince the year 1796, will be Maundy found in Xphabetind ortim • Mary arum. and Poeoeu have the adaration to annotmee that their are of the lirft In point of intelligence. la addition to awn immediate Agents, they lomat& to the principal Mil nabillbroents connedted with the Ship pine barna of th e Mentry. How they have availed theelfelves ; there ad their progreffive improvements is M belt fp -Alt. The Flrit Nellbir coomined only 3500 Vedas; the Se em,' Number nearly rood; therldrd nearly 9000 ; the Fourth "rso ; and the WM wit amain upwards of t apoo Vdreis. Print rd fot David Steel. at thaNavigation Wartime*, Union- R.'s , . Little Tower:-Hill. Leaden; and Robot Pocock, Soak 1 Chart-iellar, Gravel/1A gold ago by Mt:Symonds, Pater ? titer-row ; Meas. Verner and Hand, Poultry; Mfrs. Rich ....ln.'s and Sewell. Corablil; MA MIMIC Royal Exchange; :Mr. Heather, Leadenhall-Brout ; Mau if. and A. Arch, Otato rhotelwftreet ; Mt. Moggritign, Bosvogh ; Mr. Jordan, Lud- Metfts. Hank and Ikea, Shake ;Mr. Widen, 1 ierrnitare ; MrAkbrett, SaierodDry; and Wall other Book- Mier, in Great-Mal and bind. 'fly Book fellers M the lias reams, la giving their Ord vs for this Lift, we regnelbsd lin=indar in wader:or /frost Lthl POCOCK. / Lilt hig Sid r , _ ll . ll l " Any of ahe Sit fir* Numbers of al& Leaf which may music hands of the liosidgems, vW he taken In return hr 'pent Napahers, wpm Agpitotion Sled at the KIWI. ''''n Wartboae, Olden lieWs se to Er. Parelliker afar SATURDAT, AUGUST 1, 1801, This day was publifhed, In Four elegant Volumes, Foolfcap Bvo. Price One Guinea in boards, MEMOIRS of the late Mrs. ROBINSON, WRITTEN by HERSELF. Including Anecdotes of many dillinguißted Charaaers of the prefent period ; with Poems and Letters never before publifhed, written by herfell, or addreffed to her by various Pcrfuns. Printed for R. Phililps, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard; and fold by all Ilookfelkrs. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, This day was pu'atilitcd, price as. 6d. THE BRITISH CRITIC; for JULY, 1801. Containing a Review of various Articles in different Branches of literature; among which arc, Core's Tone in Monmouthihire ; Dr. Darwin's Phytologia ; Pye's Alfred; Shield's Introduetion to Harmony ; Dr. Parr's Spiral Sermon; Vince 's Conic Sedtions ; Profeffor Schlegel on Neutral Wilds ; Dr. Croke's Remarks on Schlegel; Foreign Literature, &c. &c. Alfo a Preface, containing a retrofpcelive View of Britilh Li terature, during the firt fir months of the prefent year. Printed fur F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard. Of whom may be had, fete of the BRITISH CRITIC, from the Commencement in 'May, 1293, to June, Hien, in Seventeen Volumes, price, in boards, 81.44 6d. or half bound, with Rua backs, 91. 10S. To each Volume is prefixed a Preface, containing a retro fpeetive Vicw of Britilh Literature. A Volume of this Work is completed at the end of every fix months, Price, in boards, us. 6d. GOSPORT.-FOR PUBLIC SALE. At the India Arms Inn, on Thurfday the 6th day of Auguit, 18os, at eleven in the mornin THEN g, good Spanilh Brig PURISSIMA EL CONCEPTION ; captured on her voyage from St. An dirt by hie Majefty's Ship Oasis rANcx, Z. Miami[, Efq. Commander. Length of the Deck - - - 68 feet 4 inches. Extreme breadth - - - 11 o Depth in hold - - If 0 Admeafurcx about t t 8 2-94 tom. . . . This day was publithed, in One large Volume Folio, illultrated with 34 Copper Plates, price 31. 3s. in Boards, a new Edition being the Fifth, containing upwards of 20 Sheets of new Matter, of A NEW MEDICAL DICTIONARY ; or GENERAL REPOSITORY of PHYSIC. Containing an Fxplanation of the Terms, and a Deferiptiou of the various Particulars relating to Anatomy, Phyilology, Phylie, Surgery, Materia Medica, Chaniftry, dtc. &e. Each Article, accord ing to its Importance, being coofidered in every Relation to which its Ufefulnefs extends in the Healing Art. By G. MOTHERBY, M.D. Reviled and corredted, with confiderable Additions, By GEORGE WALLIS, M.D. Printed for J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard ; G. and J. Robinfon, and T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoßer row ; T. Cadet!, Jun. and W. Davies, Strand. The above is a ftrong full built Brig, nearly new, of an (try draft of water ' and would anfwer well in the NewfOundland, Quebec, or Mc•diterrancan employ. At the fame time will be fold her entire Cargo, confining, of, For Home Confumption, About 880 Barrels of Indian Corn Meal. zoo Sacks of Peak and Beans. 200 Ditto of Wheat. The Tame may be viewed three days before the Me, on ap plication to Mcffrs. Page and Evans, Gofport, of whom In ventories and Catalogues may be had. CrRiCE . IX-PENCE. EVESHAM, WORCESTERSHIRE. At thc London Tavern, Foxholc•ltrect. Plymouth, on Mon- JR. SMITH refrafully infcrms the PnbNei day the ld of Anult next, at g o'clock in the vo;:nnon, 17 that di:. Large and Valu rPEEI4OI.I3 EsTATE: T HE handforne fail Sailing Cutter DUKE of within the Borough and Vale of EVLSIIAM, In the County CLARENCE.—Dimxnatoxi, cf Woreditr, advertifed to be fold by audion at Garraway's Length on Deck - 53 6 Coffee•houfe, is difivded of by Private Contra& Breadth above the \Vales IS 45 Depth in the HAI, - 9it . . CART HORSE STOLEN. Acfmcaturement 68 63-74 tons. C TOT..E.N out of the gr,mnds of l'FroaiA Cos- She ii Britifh built, Copper theathed and fattened, has a neat a. , Limo, of •fegh:l, in the parifh of Kings Norton. IVorc.:ll.er figure bead, pierced for to guns, is a remarkably Lilt railer, and {hire, on Thu4day the 2d of July, ittoi, a Rro.ig black long appears exceeding well calculated for a Packet, Paffags Vs At, tailed DRAUGHT HORSE. Riling fzvcri years old, full is Yatchr, or any other purpofe where a vette' of her fize is rc- hands high, with a whiz blaze down hi• forehead, marked with quired,.and :he good qualities of fait Sailing and Burthen is re- a (peck or inemilk in the near eye; the off.hitid lug has a foiali rife quilite• on the thin, the near hind leg ha.: lonic white above the fetlock.. Inventories and Particulars may he haul by,applying to John Whoever will give information of the perlon who committed Jarrett, jun. Efq. Water-lane, London ; Ntelfrs. Mullion, I .en- the above robbery, fit dl on conviction receive a reward of nos, and Co. Liverpool ; Meffrs. Bruce and Moms, Brillol ;or TEN GUINEAS from me Thomas Goging: Mr. John Hawker, of Plymouth, Merchant. Tenn, July 4, t3ot. s WHEN Profetiional Men of education and re• Ifponfibillty deviate from the general fyftem by the re. ectim of a pecuhar Branch, the fandion Of king continued fuccefs Is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the eiichsfive treat mast of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucccfsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far al I sin able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt Import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch ai an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period df Pradtice to refctic Os from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally start germ's precipitancy of general Yraditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I hive de voted my attention, comprize every (oak's of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long ddratlon.- , aadly, All ►ind, of DEBILITY, wheth. r arilina (corn the habits of Schuolbrys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lattly ttut de rangem, ta of 0 , , (yarn' hi Women which i 4 called BARREN. NF.SS or s.i.F.Ruini. V. Numerous difrafcs arc the rcfult of ignorance or hone in the treatment of a limple Oimorrhea,and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of I.iie are poifoned by the indifcretlon of ad unguarded h.itir. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are caddy cured, and even whet,/ others have failed, I unit that I may ptefume to otter a radical re-citablifhment. Few bottcver are the cafes of complicated diftrt.fs In thin dironler cot:Tared with the calantitotts lituations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the rrcva ',pit Gaie ties of a fantionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable eunfequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over hismikrY, but earii fully conceals his misfortune, it may b fome confolation for him to know, that although it be an oiled of doubi or dricer. taiuty with other Pradlici..net., the removal of tticre DEFI CIENCIES by the gradoal ittogr.-fs of aCrOVVLIn is th.- tequire;t ment of my experience. If the rites of Eaceta, orVciott have begun to reduce maul,. vigOur, much anxiety writ t.te by an early countcpaeiiiitt of this languid flan., and in thole cafes no great dilEculties will occur. But white this Deficiency has for years exifted a proper Pet fevcrance 1. indifpenfibly requifite tit revive the flurnbrinj !parka of Life, and to rc-animate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN. who have long been iflopointra In their cal.:anions of a Family. may be allured, that to matt inftances fuch deka.' arc curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which Is fo effentlal to mf linden:eking, and the Q.i2alificatlons which I have. prefunted to nate, form the Baas of my Prctentions, sad in coincidence with (Lich thisisd. madon is given, that Mr B may be confulied pefonslly ((or by letters incloEng a fmall note) at his houfe, Nu. if, Arun: &Mincer, Strand, lA= Tanple.)fat. There is an additional entrance in Water-ftrect adjolniage and the name is on both the doors. HOGARTH RESTORED. Public are refpeCtfull y informed, that Number XXXViI. of COOK', elegant Edition of HO GA RTH's INIMITABLE DESIGNS (being the Fourth Plate of Eledlions) will be publiated on the tit of Augult, when the remaining Letter-prefs Dercription of the Plates will be deli vered to the Subraibers.—This will complete the Work as ori ginally prepared. But at the earrielt Requeft of many Admirers of this cele brated Genius, a Suppleinent, eomprifed in Six Numbers, a:act uating Nineteen Plates, Come of them never before engraved, will be putillibed every Two Months, Price les.6d. each—the Subjetts are Hudibrsa in 12 Plates—the Examined= of Bain bridge, for Murder, • before the Committee of the Houle of Commons, noticed by Lord Walpole in his Life of Hogaetb— the Company of Undertakers--the Orford Scholars at a Ler - turc—the Puol of Bethefda—the Bench—Henry the Eighth and Anna Bullen t and Sarah Malcomb, for Murder, who was executed in Fleet-ftrect.--Letter-prefs Defcriptions will be e'en with the left Number, and a Lift of Subieribers. The.Subf Tiber' to the original Work (in 37 Numbers) are requefted to complete their Sets by the tft of September next, as the Price will be afterwards relied to cos. 6d. each Number• Publlthed by G. and J. Robinfon, Pate:antler-raw. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, Ike. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS's ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. THE great Reputation which Ma. BURGESS has gained by his su MIMI ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWED BEEF, HAtllan CALVES HEADS, BEEFSTEAKS, MADE DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with many DILICA• CIES for die TAILE, SIDE-BOARD, and STORE -ROOM; which are snore fully ezpreffed in his Catalogue, (Ha BEING rue I mmmmm oa or I Hsu) has induced many perfons to give the fame name to ABTICLEI entirely different, which are vended at many Shops in London, by Perron, who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of Tradefmrn and Inn-keepers, who In confcqucnce, are often revved with a Stu RIOUS Soar, by allowing them an extra pro fit, which Is not only an Impofition, but a great Difappointment to Families who purchafe them with a view of having good SAUCE to their FISH, &c. N. B.—None arc His GE Nut NI, but what have thefe words on the label, Y BURCIESiS ORIGINAL AND SUPERIOR Es.. FENCE OF ANGIIOVIES, No. 107, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." EXTRACT FROM A BRISTOL PAPER. MS. •DI roz, YOU will greatly ferve the Public by giving the following paragraph a place in your much-cßeemed Papers When man came firit out of the hands of the great Ca aA r oa, he was clothed in body as well as in foul, with im mortalicy and incorruption ; there was then no place for the art of healing. As he had not finned, he could feel no pain, ficknefs, weaknefs, or bodily diforders. The &Hutton, wherein the angelic mind, the divine, frarticalet sari abode, al though formed out of the daft of the earth, was liable to no de cay. Three were no feeds of corruption within, nor was there any thing without, difpored to harm this lovely creature ; hea ven and earth, with all their hafts, were mild, benign, and friendly to man before he rebelled againft his Mugge ; the DR tirecreation was at peace with him as long as he was at peace with his GOD. But fince this once favoured creature left off obey ing the hand that formed him, the feene Is entirely changed. The thcorruptible body (that was) has put on corruption , the immor tal has put en mortality. The feeds of weaknek and pain,of fick nets and death, arc now lodged in his Inmoft febftance, whence many diforders continually flow without any external violence ; fo that without medicine and proper elevate, to correct and carry of the food be eats, would loon prove his death. — Bet befldes all this, every thing around confpites to pima the rebels; the fun and the moon flied unwhokkene influences front above; the earth exhales frogmens damps from beneath ; the beans of the field, the birds of the air, and the filbes of the fora, are In a Rate of hofillity; yea, the air Welt that furrounds its, is replete with the Salts of death. But is there nothing that will lam theft certain evils that more or left befal every man, women or child that ever lived? Here we call your attention to that old faylng in Ireland, a GOD hes Curtly prepared a re medy fix every malady; but who is the mum that has found it, and what is the medicine that performs it ?" If we may judge from the number of mat refpeetable tellintoolal that have ever appeared to any medical ditcovery, with the mod. pointed cafe and cleareß eircumftances that were ever put in print, nr held out ea a remedy for every, enalady, it mull be in that called the PANACEA, or Ilnlverfal Malicine,dikovered by J. Gardner, M. I). M. F. Long•Aae, London, '785. I have been to the Chador's beak, and carefully examined the MA. as well as the elk& of les Medicines, vb. Worms from half as Inch to forty feet long; noon from the gall. kidneys, and bladder, ea well as that monfter expelled from the Gentleman fa Dublin, the molt horrid creature, I fappofe. ever fn.n. a For the public good. I am, Sit, " Tour devoted fervent, a W. HAMMETT." ' St. lanices-filaare, May st, doz." 8.-Dr. Gardner's Pins Plaiitcts, and Ointment, are fal‘ in tewo and country, at us. son 64. Si. and sa. 3d par kin, duty included. MAGNIFICENT' AND VALUABLE EFFECTS. FONTHILL. TO BE SOLD BY AUC CION 7 By Mr. PHILLIPS, On Abe Premifes, on Wednefday, Augult so, and three fol lowing Days, at Eleven o'Clock each Day, PART of the SUPERLATIVELY ELE• GANT and MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, French Plate Pier and Chimney Chilies of fignal magnitude and perfedion, Chandeliers and I..ultres ; a fuperb Organ (in the Hall) hullt by Crang; Gobelln Tapeltry in fine Preferration ; Marble Bulls and Groups, Antique Bronzes, Piastres, Granite and 'Felicitated Slabs, mounted in Or-moln, as Confolcs and Pier Tables ; Antique Cabinets, enriched by valuable Gems and fine Sptcimens of the Arts, fuperb Draw ing Room Suites in rich and beautiful Silk Darnafics and Satins, Curtains, Sophaa and Chairs to correfpond; a State Bed, en riched by Crimfon Velvet Hangings,-and rich Ornaments; the Splendid and Sumptuous Suite of Satin Hangings and Furnitt. re f trimmed with Bullion and Silk Fringe, defigned with lingular Tate and fitted a la Turque, and a Variety of Rare, Curious add Valuable Effeets, the Genuine Property of WILLIAM BECKFORD, Esq. of FONTRILL, Wilts. The Affemblage of Dosneitic Furniture is of a fuperior Defcrip don, and compact elegant Satin Wood Bookrtifes, Commodes, Pier, Card, Dining, Pembroke and Dreffing Tables, formed of choice Woods; Suites of Chair, covered with Damalk, Mo rocco, Satin and Cotton ' • large and excellent Sofas, Chaife Lange, Fauteluls, and Bergiers• Azminfter, Turkey, Bruirels and Needlework Carpet', of lar ge Dimenfions; lets of Window Curtains, elegant Tripods, Candelabras and Ginn:doles ; highly polilhed Steel Regifter Stoves ; capital Four-pat and Field Bed- Reads, with rich Cotton and Dimity Hangings, and Window Curtains en fate • prime Goole and Down Beds, and excellent Bedding; Ward robes, Chelts of Drawers, and the ufual Minn man of Chamber Furniture.—The whole of which is formed with Tulle and expenfively &gibed. May be privately viewed from Monday the 'nth to Saturday the 15th of Auguft, by Tickets and Catalogues ooly.—to be now had of Mellis. Fozhall and Fryer, Old Cavendift: Street; and of Mr. Phillips, New Bond-fin:et ;—and Publlckly Two Days preceding the Sale, by Catalogues only, at as. 61.. cacti ; alfo to be had on the Premifes; the White Hart, Sal i ffibry; Star, Andover : Crutwell, Printer, Bath; Stacie's, Weymuuth. VALUABLE ESTATE IN EAST-LOTHIAN. To be expofed to Voluntary Sale, within the Royal Exchange Coffee-houfe, Edinburgh, on Wednefday, the a6th of A ugu it, dot, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (indeed of the esti' of July, !Sox, as before advertifed), FIE Lands and - Efiates of' LEASTON and T PLEWLANDHII.L, lying in the Panda of Humble, and county of Eat-Lothian. Thee Mates will be expulid together or feparately.—That of Lydon confide of about 750 Scotch Acres, or 900 Efigilittl Statute Acres; and Plewland-1 LID confifts of about 332 Scotch Acres, or 421 ENO& Statute Acres, moldy all Arable, except ing what is Under-wood or Plantation. Each Mate affords a Freehold Qualification in the County, and hold, Blench of the Crown • and has Right to the Tythes, Parfonage, and Vicarage ; the Stiead was augmented not many years ago; and the Manfc and Church have been Wily rebuilt, and the annual hurdler', are very (mail. The Lands of both filtatei arc of excellent Quality, partly of a dry free Soil, well adapted to Green Crops of every kind, and partly of' a rich Loam and Clay, yielding great Crops of all of grain. The Lands are occupied by choke Tenants, at moderate Rents, particularly the Leafton Ettate, which is very improve able, and well fituated for the brit of Markets, bang within Fifteen Miles of Edinburgh, Six of Haddingtnn, and Eight of Dalkelth ; and only Two from Coal and Lime, with good Roads to all thefe Places. _ . . • Both Eftatea are incloled, and fub divided with Ditch and , Hedge, or Stone Dykes. The Fitlds are well watered, and theltered with broad Stripes or Bats of Planting. There are about 543 Acres of the Properties Under-wood, baking a number of old Trees on each Eftate; and about ten Acres of Fir Plantation, interfperfed with Larch and all kinds of hard Wood, above thirty years old, in a thriving condition, and well laid oat for beautifying the property as weU as afford lag it dicker. Theft woods, upon a late fancy, have be= valued at 6000 L The itaalion-Hoak of Latiton Rands in a dry end warm artistica ; and guy at a modarati Expence be made lit to ac- commodate a large Family • has a good Garden, and well. Rocked doable Pigeon - boo k; and if the Purchsfer of either !Rate amid be inclined to build, or to feu to others, tine arc many line Situations for Hoofes ; and being in the neigh boarbnad of Lime. and pknty of Free-Bone In the Grounds„ , anti not far from Timber nurket►, Buildings of any kind might , I be crafted at an eafy exposer. The Rental of bath Elates, putting a retfonable yen y value on the Thlattings of the Plantations, etciu&wc of the Sale of grown Wood, is upwards of 1.5031. a year and though about j Acres, Part of Leafton inelofures, adjoining the Manilas, and yo Acres of Mew land-hill, be out of Inaft to accommodate a Proprietor, Gas arc only here rated at the Offen mad: r than by good Tenants. The Baste is partly Innuended and htterfeeted with Treat ing -rivulets; has upon it Pheafant, Partridge, Hare, and other Game, and la in the mighbourhood of Ms w Game. Its deft bility fdr any Gunk:man degrees of a Complete Rime fo near the Capital, and in is good • on;abourbood, requires s • Comment. . _ For Particulars apply to Aleusorler Omit. Tiff Writer to the Sleet. Edirshergh; or to Man. Rots sod ttall.Sullicitors laafwell-coart. London t sod John Mo. at the H.J. o: Loam, will Omer the Preasike. M. B. Member of the Royal College of Surgeont. I PARTICULARLY RECOMMENDED to the LADIES. AS there ar' Complaints peculiar to the FAIR Sex, altogether unknown to men, and of trio delicate a n twit to he mentioned through the medium of public prints, and which require, in different periods and fituations, the molt &Rini medical :alliance to complete the original defign of the all-wife and omuipotrnt AUTIIOII of the Univerfo-=To the Ladies, therefore, and efpecially to thole In what ii underitood by the how v" hp, this Nervous Cordial is molt admirably adapted, and ea F ahle of adminißering all thole great and eltimahle benefits ; and to thole in the earlier itages of life, it will remove the various Diforders that Ladies are fubjedt to, and in particular restore loft colour, and give a fine clear Com plexion, and alto a fweetocfs and purity to the Brcrh. JOHN HOGWOOD, late !errant to Mr. V. Simplon, of the Role lon, Sittinghouru, was for a length of time molt rabty afflitted with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ip proached to paralytic, to fuch a degree as to deprive him of the entire ufe of nis limbs, which rendered hint incapable of walk ing or following his hufiliefs; in this debilitated Rate he applied to feveral of the molt eminent of the Faculty without experi. encing the leaft ihadow of benefit; but by being Strongly A• commended by feveral of hi. friends to Dr. Brodum's Net vow! Cordial, purchafcd at Mr John Barnard's, bookfeller, Sitting. bourn, is now perfedtly reßared to his former health and vi. gonr, is enabkd to follow his bulinzfi as dual without feeling the trait fymptoms of the above complaint, and it now coach. nun to Mr. Nich. Saxton, propri.. tor of the Sittingbourn coach. ..... JOHN HOG WOOD. Witnaffes to the above Cure—Mr:V. SIMPSON, Matter cif the Role Inn, Sittingbourn; Mr. JOHN BARNARD, Biookfeller. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to be had at the Dodoes Houfe, No. g, Albion-Itreet, Cave* doors from the Lrverian Muleurn„ Black-Friar's-Bridge, bottles at 226. I is. 6d. and sa. In Bath, Cruttwell, Exeter, Trueman and Sag, Briltol, Sheppard, Gofport, Harding Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Glarsow. eastcr Birminham, Swinnel, Ipkvich, Middkditcb, Bedford, Smith, Ifle of Wight Albin, BLlndfoid, Simmons, Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Bridport, Margrie Cheltenham, Buckle. Cambridge, One, Canterbury, Britton, Carlale, intik, Chatham, Etherington., Meggy and Ca Chefter. Park and Son, Chic hftrr, Phillipfna Spi',bury and Ca • Durk am, Hentlerfon, MA Rote, Dover. Beaks, !Twine, A. Young, merchants Lecds, Blnns and Co. Lynn, Gales, Lela-tier, Swlnrca, Lewes, Manchcfter, Lynch, Margate, Silver, Newbury, Fuller, Nevreahk, Walker, - Northampton, Dicey and Co. Nottingham, Burbage and Co. Norwich, Steveidou and Cu. Oxford, Jones. Plymouth, Nettleton, POrtfmouih, Bdarn, Devizes. broogistim. 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