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Orr - MONDAY, JU $7, 1818. PIMP, St:VIM-PENCE. \i.MDER • I a numerous and highly respectable MEET isth held at du: Givar.l and 'Vette Re Tavaaw, Comhill, ;,„ ;Int, of Mrsturas or, and CLAIMANTS ursni, the N OR- Ski U NION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE SO OT, i s pursuance of Publ ic .Idvertisement, t Alderman THORP, M.P. in the Chair. yhe Ch a i r ; an opened the Meeting, by stating, the Meeting tjtes c oveted by numerous respectable 3lembers of this having Claims upon its Funds, to take into considera iaatrp t a, pr e set mode adopted by the Managers of the Said Sp. atlicstment of Claims upon it, and the general admini awa of the affairs of the Society. etosE s—That it appears to this Meeting, that from State „23, kid before it, by numerous respectable Claimants, at :0.44 t he same that they have experienced, and de continue etratet at ;reasonable and vexatious delays and difficulties rco . ye ro ring the amount of their losses. Th at i t a ppears to thls Meeting necessary, that m-antres should ta k,,,,usellquire into the management of die affairs of the said sac i ttl —the apphorion and custody of its Funds—and the rya s win Clairaants on the same arc delayed in the recovery of their jest demands. Thu i t wean to this Meeting, among the numerous eases. tie sv,i.r.leated, that, on the 26th of June last, a Verdict fur VS/ et. rya obtained ag ainst the Society, in the Court of Common seas, by Richard Palmer and Samuel-I.l(mgal, Assignees Waldectare, a Bankrupt ; and that the defence , made by the So cid/ on the Trial, was reprob . ited by the Judge, who tried the s asse,n highly disgraceful and improper; and that it du/appear/ e this )tent;, that, notwithstanding such opinion expressed, s amount of the said Verdict remains still unpaid to the said biped, although the pa yment thereof has been demanded. That it appears to be stated in tin Annual Report, made at ysnrich, " June 1, 1813, THAT TWO-TBIRDS or sue CLAIMS lASCION THE SOCIETY, RAU 1Z13: CONSIORRED FRAUDCLINT;" didassertion, in the opinion of this Meeting,, appears only to tednaced for the purpose of giving colour to the litigious spi suLifeCted gellOrally in the treatment of those who have km to recover. pm an Acting Committee be now appointed, and that it do oast of the following Gentlemen : Alla= JOHN THO3IAS TIIORP, M.P. Aidgate. ;Jr. W. WssToy, Gracechurch-street. Dir. C. MaarEN, Walworth. lira F. Citowtry, Camomile-street. M-. W. Sueawoon, Paternoster-row. Mr. S. SAUTER, Paternoster-row. Mt. S. WALDEGRAYI, 93, Bishopsgate-street. Mr. GAMILY, Fish.atreet-hill. Mr. G. Gaaves, Manor-place, Walworth. Mr. IL K. Cameos, Birchin-lane. Mr. Lairams, Blackman-street, Borough. Mr. W. J. Kowassus, Iliah-street, Newingtam-butts. Mr. Donuts, Weymouth Terrace, Hackney. R. J. Tease, 76, Fleet-street. Tka it is expedient that a Copy of the Resolutions passed this ht, siwillbe transmitted by the Committee, to his Grace the hike of Aunt, and the other Noblemen and Gentlemen, mai is to the Trustees of the said Society : and that they be r:Teettally requested to inform the Committee, if they are in patioo of t'ae custody of any of the Funds of the said Society, raraAble, in any degree, for the management of the same, no:lx:vise auainted with the affairs of the said Society. MORE CHANCES-LESS TICKETS. HIGHER CAPITALS-LOWER PRICES. Ills day wake published, 1:: Bro. price 12s. hurls, SALES AUCTION. GCARROLL, Contractor, is gratefully pleased . at the public approval already evinced of his Scheme of the present Lottery, and considers It his duty to remind ail who hay, not yet honoured hint with their commands, that in the last Lottery containing Prizes of Thirty Thuusand Rimods, al though there were then lti,ooo Tickets, yet the price rose to nearly .£5O for a Ticket, and Two linewisfor a Sidcenth. In this Lottery there are but 8,000 Tickets, with 2 Prizes of £3C,000, besides the usual Number of other Capitals, and the present price is only £l9 10s. for a Ticket, and 27 Shillings for a Six teeuth, with a Scheme without any fixed Prize whatever, and so arrauged that whoever buys immediately will be entitled to advantages unknown in any former Lottery with the like itur.l - of Tickets, as will be wen by the following -nUTLINES of PIIILOSOVKICAL EDUCA- N-1 TION, illustrated by the 3rettod of Teaching the Logic, or first Class of Philosophy, in the University of Glasgow. GEORGE SARDINE, A.hl. Professor of Logic and 'Rhetoric in that University: Printed far. Lotigutan, num, flees, Orme, and llrosy.4, Lon sifft ; Anderhun and Macdowail, EdinLurgh; and A. and J. 'M. intal au. (Amon,. vAirm A ItTlitNSlnlig Valuable rartaltoLD ESIVATE. on the picturestme Elver • TOWY hear ILUARTHEN. • • 'By Idr. ROBINS, At Carraway's 'Coff,:e louse, in ;ids:sage-Alley, Cerehill, on Tacosoav, the Ira of . Xuzlist, at 'l'wtlve Mock, TIM I E Fit /MOLD ESTACER TY-GWYN, dr WH-Ult IfOuSR, and DAN-tit-ALIT, somprihng TWO HUNDRED . and Ni-kr.T.KEM liCitsB.of•vtdealu , t Meadow and Palters 'TA NO, Dutifully shnate on the lizciz retosc banks of the It vyr Towy, which flow; between c;-etcard the town of CsrtnirtJ;:n. cAelfrtted as being the r.t sidence Ef Sir RWII.IIIO • S'a r tLe i which, in beauty o f the se rottr.ding se-ntry, are net to be surpassed. A.eapital Farm. horse, with Stables and suitable ROdings, has bexn 4er reeettily erected. The &tate i perfectly cowpox:, iatcrisAc.l by streams of water w:tich wonl.l serve the purpose of irrigadoh, and piincipalty bounded . Lf the River 'r,,,:y. 'Cate vit;v::4 by. applying to 11r. &km% a the rank of Me ; ;lrs• ;'; ll Tist C4l-roarthen, of whom PartieLlsr; may Le hail ; of Meic;•;. Thiele , " and dotty, Gray's Inn; at Gar:away'. ; 'ata of 'DZ.'. Nyanvith-stroot, Go:Aeci-.quart, I.ondon. ' TOTTERS ANTIQUITIRS OF GREECE.—New Edit. This day were published, In Two Volumes, aye. price 4i. 6s. boards, ARll/ E eOLOGIA GLECA ; br,The Antiquities of Greece.—lly JOHN FOTTF„ft.,•IID. late Archbishop of Canterbury. A New F.dition. To vihiCk is added, an Ap pendix, containing a concise History of the Grecian States, and a short Account of the Lives and Writings of the most celebrated Greek Autliors.—By G. DUNBAR, F.E.S:E,and Prot:Ssor of CI ..ek in the [Adversity of Edinburgh. • Printed for J. Cuthell; .1. Nunn; Longman, Horst, Rees, Orion, and grown; Law and Whittaker; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; Lachington, Hughes, eni Co. ft. Scboley ; anti R. launders, London ; Stifling and Slade, Edinburgh ; and J. Pai -1 ken, Oxford. • PROSPECTUS. 60,000 Pounds for £39 0 0 45%000 Pounds fur 31 7 0 30,000 Pounds for... l9 10 0 r 2,5130 Pounds for... l5 15 0 15,000 Pounds for ...... lO .9 • 0 7,500 Pounds for 5 5 '0 3,730 Pounds for g 13 6 1,875 Pounds for 1 7 0 And, as a tribute of gratitude for public favours conferred on G. CARROLL, he has made arrarcements that Purchasers shall have the option of receiving, in•addition to all the Prizes, GOLD " For the Two Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns, with. PORT, CLARET, or MADEIRA, Amounting to Four Pipes of Port or INlAdeira, or Four Hogs heads of Claret, for each of the Pri: - es of 1,000 Sovereigns, and in proportion for Shares. The \Vine to be chosen by the Holders themselves. CORNWALL VALUABLE lilt lOLD ESTATES, • Eliv , dtd to lalpible FARMS ar:d LAND, for actors/m.IAM, tlas'Anis of I. I SKR Mtn, ST. NROrS, ST. CLEF Rs BOUMIN, ST. KEW, &c. upwards of TWO T HOLMAN/I) THREE FIUNDRED and EIGHTY ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, At the King's. Arms Inn, at Lisheartt, on TUMMY the 11111, and WCZINIESLAY, the 9th September, at 'Avelve o'Llbek, in Sher- ABINET PIANOFORTE, With two Pedals, Silk 4.0 trniir, complete, s sea good Thetrement, with the new shifting movement so much approved of, sRgs. A Square Piano fotte, wit't three drawers, 28gs. Ditto, at 25gs. Ditto, at 15gs. A lloritlnt 4 Grand, at 45gs.—May br seen by day-light at Mr. Watkn's, 13, Leicester-place ; also his n'w improved Patent Oblique I i -forte, so justly admired by every one fur its very great qu t it , es, and there is not a doubt but this superior instru iment wiz ultimately supersede every other Pianoforte. Begins 4th AUGUST. Tickets and Shares are now on sale at the Offices of CAR ROLL, the Contractor, No. 7, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-street, London who Shared and Sold in the very last Lottery, one Lots, pHE Desirable and very Eligible FREEHOLD 1 ESTATES, situate in the several Parishes of USK EARH„ ST. NEOTS, MENHESIST, ST. CLEER, 130DMIN, ST. KEW, and POUNDSTOcK ; with the MANORS of T. NEOT'S, ST. NEO'I'S BARRETT, and TREVEGO, TR& GONDAT.E, and LVAIELLION. The whale upwards of TWO TITOUSAND THREE HUNDRED-AND EIGHTY ACRES, • GR AND JUNCTION CANAL SHARES, GLOUCESTER and 'BERKE:LEY, THAMES and MEDWAY, ASHTON and OLDHAM, PEAK FOREST, SEVERN and WYE .CANAL and RAILWAY SHARE.* on Sale by Pritiate Contract, by Mr. SCOTT, No. 2e, New Bridge:ttetet. No. 9,481 a Prize Beatles Eight Capitals of £l,OOO, £SOQ, &c. And in CARROLL'S late Contracts; 7,735 £30,0001 3,645 L I / 420,210 6,345 £30,000 4,349 £20,000 &e. &:. &c. SALES BY AUCTION. Of exceSent Meadow, Pasture , Arable, ird Wood Land, irk a gaud state of cultivation, divided into ekrible Farms and Lands for accommodation, let to respectable Tenants, part a: Will, part on L .ases for Terms certain and I.tases for Lives. G.e:.t part of the I 'lids ara pleasingly diversified, and many beautift.l spots for building May b. viewed by applying to Mr. Thos. Richards, St. Kent's, where Particulars may be had; and of Mr. Penrose, and 11-. Child, and the King's Arms, Liskeard ; the London Inn, Sr. ?`rot's; King's Arms, Dalsitin; Wynne's Hotel, Paltr.outh ; t 're King's Arms, Plymouth Dock; Royal Hotel, liymouth ; London Inn, Eactbr; White Haiti Salisbury; fat White Lien, Bath ; at .slessrs. Budd and Hayes's 011ie; Ii: ford.row ; at Garraway's Coffee-house, in Kachangz-ality, C.a.: hill s London ; and of Mr. Robins, Was wick-atreet, Golden-square, where a Plats may be seen. PAST GOOD FORTUNE, THE BEST PLEA FOR FUTURE FAVOUR. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, IN LOTS. Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause " Robinson v. Tattersall," with the approbation of Jaurs STErIIZN Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Wheat- Sheaf Inn, Durham, on TLICitSDAY, the 20th day of August, 1618, between the hours of One and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, TIE MANOR OR REPUTED MANOR OF NORTH BIDDICK, in the said County•of DurSr.ro, with the MANSION-HOUSE, called BIDDICK HALL; Offices, Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, and Woods, and several very eligible Farms, containing about FIVE HUNDRED and FIFTEEN ACRES of enclosed Meadow Pasturz, and Arable Lands, lying compact and free from Great Tith t, cn payment of a small modus; tol7o ha- with the valuable iron Foundry, Stone Quarry, and Dwelling-houses, situate within seven miles of Sunderland, nine of Newcastle, ten a Durham, and fourteen of Shields. _ _ - IT is a 11lialim in Trade, that where Purchasers have been well used, they will go again.—The Public no doubt well remember, that MARTIN and CO. sold in Twelve Shares, No. 13,086, the last Prize entitled to Four Pipes of Wine, the quality of which is the daily theme of conversation, no expense having been spared to obtain the very best, and as the present Lottery contains a similar inducement, they will not forget their old favourites, who confidently anticipate a repeti tion of similar good fortune.—There are also Two Prizes of £30,000, but 3l.tiszes and Co. have sold a larger Capital than even these—the Matchless £40,000 Shared and Sold by them, SUSSEX. Thousands remember, viz. No. 261 A Grand Prize of £20,000 And as first-drawn entitled to another £20,000 Making the splendid Sum of £40,000 DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATIN, nearly SEVENTY ACRES of EADOW and WOW.) LAND, with FARM-HOUSE, STABLE, BARN, anti BAILIFF. COTTAGE ; and Two delightful COTTAGLS, &e. in the Parish of Guestling, near 14ASTANAS. • Bar. ROMNS, • _ _ And their List of J€2o Akin £1 0,000, &c. Prizes, has deservedly ranked their name among the highest distributors of Fortune's favours. The present Lattery begins Drawing Nrav TUESDAY Week, and those who wish for Wine or Independence, are resiurcc , d to be early in their application, at No. 8, Coasnitt, or 120, Ch roan-smurr, or to Masan: and Co.'s Agents in the Country. At She Swan Inc, Jiasdags,,on Senntrae, Augult is, 1918, at One o'Clock, 1.• Six 1.-ita, _ ~I'MJ 3 J A iso SIGH u ,LETT , The CV- te 6l ! ' t ie* vt ma otioc c 23;ltd :616 3 6 th eo eirric th novo That it betake:, DeteietT — bow rill their is , ' Thu that Ivo j bl w,hiern cidy on csor,ss t . this )11 1:e moo ti That it 59tItidt, we Mx whehisse k gram( iaLife Lob tore Thr an Rift of Mat= ;Jr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr JL Me Tie: it del, +Sod Me of =lto] wectfoll pite4o3 tfor s: otkrv2 Tar t! the lloak r.3rtfel (auto] nil to i 3 tl: e 3 of :ht. the A Anra . .l That wiuee the; be titty n3po:. atherw. That tlettan :hek.l aeten, That ;3e the tr - eh en) for :Tin 11 7 ,4,6,1 Ts a hia tift 91-koo Ti 3 r.vz; : d vita iz tzi t llatt 3y X 133! h: t om Ti. %As rpm, Sae (3.1 , 1 Ikae : A' LI le . ree tas i font thixt ktat :4 45 . in • al A l' Tlt 17 4 1 5 0 e '•.,• • Tor the Committe do transmit a Copy of these Resolutions to the iloard of Derectors of this Society at Norwich, and that they tsrafidly enquire of the said Board of Directors—to whom are meted the rusrody and care of the Funds of the said Society, tad to inform the Cormittee, whether they are acquainted with mot unsettled Claims upon the said Society, and the Gi eht treetraeizations practised in respect to the settlement of thr ame—id at what Amount the some were estimated in the d.mant a Company's Affairs, presented to the General Antral assn, at Norwich, on the Ist of June last. That a C , py o t a Resolutions be transmitted I.y tht Corn wince to du .eferal Loaf Committees of this Society ; and that they be reey.:..sted to etquin of the said Committees, whether they it: n potelsion of ay of the Funds of the mid Society, or nopr..i..!:, in any tl..3rve, fur the management of the same, or other.v.se acquainted with the Affairs of the said Society. Thu it apa:zs to this Meeduag necessary to ascertain who are toe reales respirable to the Society in the points in question; and lanisclarly wsicermn in what degree the said Society is under the L.lal of troul and influence of Mr. Tuolas Blexot.n, the Korey, who app an to this Meeting to be the sole person et itl.OLl7 =LI is tl - .e manapment of the same ! tt v klgt.ty necessary, from the extent of unpaid demands se the ..id 3.a;....ty, and the general dissatisfiction prevailing re.! Ripka to its management, that measures should be adopted re together, at the first convenient opportunity, a Gene il *Avg of all the Members thereof, friendly to a full and ia7eratt inotry into its adulation and affairs. Ta a Sibicrip•ioa be entered into for deft aping the expenses and to this Meeting, z.nd the measures that ats.y result Orksta pas Lke Committee be instructed to ascertain the extent of r.vnis4 Claims on the Funds of the said Society, and also to (Zen idtinotion respecting such Cases as may have been vexa dtLyed or litigated, and report the same to the next Meet -s '--I`..e above Resolutions were unanimously agreed to. Amherst Resolutions be advertised in the London and Coun t.: Xem;a:h.rs, and that thy Acting Committee now appointed to call another Meeting, as soon as they see lite JOHN THOMAS T(fI)RP, Chairman. t. Akirmon Tnoar having left the Chair, it was taken by `• wmunitarom Sumer, when an unanmous Vote of Zit.* wo• pied to the 'Nertby Alderman fur his liberal and tnlatt in the Chair. (Srle-ittiw:s arc received by ()core, Crives, Secretary to the ' l7 *i'; at the Bar of the George and Vulture Tavern, er by the Members of the Committee. Tais dzy eras published, in 4to. price 9s. ' °4 ' 4 by ?minion to Ms Royal Highness the buke of Kent and Stratbearn, &c. &c. NALYFIS and ANALOGY recommended as the means of rendering &perk:sae and Observation use- Rdscnice. nifor Lun a a C. I MACNAII, M.D. Ste. &e. hint, Rees, Orme, and Brown, LOrldoo. It !lather, la th is Work, employed Analysis, the only -ma taming a natural divi.ion of human knowledge; Il itlerslaa.disil of the Arti and Sciences different from " 1 . 21 4 divisions; zonated what he conceives to be radical tSt szierste or the mind, whkh has been embraced by 402 "rte raaiera phiL.);ophers, and particularly by the juatly eid, of Claapow, and Professor Stewart, of lie has bt ;ides siren a ge.ttral and particular ana "'La IS .2t This day welt published, ':71•1; printed in Vol.: Ve Bve. (being the Fourth z of Italy, :an engraved Pints Led ice ..C3. in boards, LLA2SiCAL TOLT, TIIROUG/I }lac razra, bf gentcs cjus, h&c oppida Mo.. ill. VI Ey the Rev. JOHN CURTWOD2 EUSTAC% Fourth lull:ion, revised and enlarged. t?ci'ltaly, by &anon', may be bad sl.q.rately, price U. J. :lawman, No. 39, I Adgate-stre,t, London. O whom may be bad, Zt:ear.e's Letlee from Faris to Geolge Peue, En+ re.43n. Ova 4.5. In the Press, and d-nrtly will be published. " ) " ,r :nental Votante, in 4 to. t o Mr. Bustacen '.;.• Suppity Sr Iliei)irri Colt Mere, Kart. of ".%1 Fiustac-...'s Work having lrrn "' Vint, a J•ul litlition el tit. two Yolunits ' -)4 4ted at de..;.une tWtt at at ahtvo. , ..., . ~' . .:-...„7, ~I. • ---,---. ...r.- ~...,-, . 7 . , ,7 , . • . ~), ,41 ,k\ t \., ri , . . - 1 .. • • ~..r . b ie „..... t ,„,,,, :k .,,•:, : ...... , ~.e.,,a,t ..,„k,........, i . 0 Y l ii. O b( Alict II Pi\ 1, . 1 L 141 % 14 / t 4-, ~..2 % .1r ig '4 ••• • • o f „.„,.. AV ' . , ...• . ~ .• 4 . , . , - ,6 , .- • .t ..-- yr- 1 1 4 .1 11 e ~r-il ir : 7 4, 7 4 4} .....- • . ,)," , - . ... - • - to , . 1 t I I ' ' 9, I Il i 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 d .: ` ' • 1 ' ' • 1 , , • 4 , 11 1. ! - N i4l 11 . 1 /4'. . .1 It i C I 1 A I 1 , , 1 1 .• 1 1 ' i .. ! , , 0 ~ . I ~ I k' l i 4 • { I i i• • ( 1 I I I Particulars, with Plans annexed, may be had gratis three weeks prior to the Sale, at the sail Master's Chambers, South ampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London; of Messrs. Rollins and 1111 1, Solicitors, NJ. 4, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet -street, Lon- Hlon; of Slams Vigard and Blower, Solicitors, 49, Lincoln's Inn Fields; of Messrs. Robinson and Burrows, Solicitors, Austin-Friars, London; at the Bull ani Mouth Inn, Leeds; Ocorge Inn, York ; Talbot Inn, Darlington ; Queurs Head Inn, Newcastle ; Bridge Inn, founderland ; Nelson's, Norpetli ; Et.;h Tim, tirlisle; at the Post °Ace, Bi.hop Auckland ; and at the Place of Sale. A VERY Desirable .FREEHOLD and COPY -L. A. HOLD ESTATE, sktmte in tki Parish 'isf GinesCLi, three milts from Hastings, handed by till R a:4s to PM at 4 Wlnstinds.a; admirably adapted for the ur.:ctiqn of Villas, comt rnan?&Mgmok luxuilatt and' highly picturesque Views o:er..a . v‘ny irmensive and highly-ornarr.‘nteti tract c. country, and th..l 'I.A from &achy Ilsad to the Cliff 3 of I)7A - er. Conminhtg many' SIXTY ACRES of 'Mc: - .dow and Wcod Lar.d, wits I'ur.ds of Watei, stored with Fish; Farm ilnuse,.Tr - e Cottag.3, Stables, Barns, Sheds, and 11.11;ff's Cottage, whiu'a will be divided into Lots of from Four to Fifteen A zrcs, t. r the accommodation of Ger.demen or 13t.ilders; a most inviti...:: healthy spot, distant from the shore two miles, three from Hase tior,s ilva from NN'iuchciwza, etht from Rye, axed eight ft..:3 liatiL—To be viewed by applying to Mr. I !armor, at Gueu huy, of whom PArticulzra may be had; of Mr. Hoag, 'ales ham ; Mr. Gill, Solicitor; and Mr. Mott, rind :wan Inn ILI.- tins ; New Inn, Winch ls..a; Red Lim, Rye; George, iarde, and Ikbertsbridge •' Mr. Mali, Hurst Greta; Crown, ti.zven Oohs • Checquersl-mtherhurst ; G eorge , Farnborough : Bed!, Brumley ; of Messrs. Gruen and Pernb•nlou, Solicitors, Sas.. bury-saptare; at Garraway's; and of 4r. ilobina, Warwick street, Goiden-square, *here a Plan of the Estate may lke men. ESSEX. ON Tar. BORDERS OF HERTS. HARLOW, ONGAR, MATCHING HIGH LAVER, lee. FItF.EHOLD and COPY HOLD EiTATII'4, with gold FA It AI-HOUSES and OUTBUILDING S, upwards of THREE HUNDRED ACRES of NIEADOW, l'Al. TI; III:, and ARABLE LAND, dieer-zt Far.us, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrnway's Colrce-house,"Change-alley, orf Taws. DAY, August 15, 181/1, tat Tw.ive o'Clock, in Izrs, LOT I. L li'S FARM ( Freehold), at Willing= Doe, near Ougar; with a good Tarns House. Darden, Yard, atfel and the Ltundrecl Xl 4O . teen .leres, en lease to Mr. John White. Lo? 2. WHIM'S F.'lltM (Freehold), at Magdalen Layer, near Harlow; with Farm-house, Gard. Yard, and Owl:till. logs, and ahout One Hundred .Icres, ir. the occupation of Mr. James, Tenant at wilL Lora HAM blO D'S V.l RM (rreehold), at Little Laver, a good Farm-house and Hatche', and Four Cottages, with Fort) - six Acres, in Hie occupatio.l of Mr. Terri, on lease, whi..h ,Z -pires at 11lichaelnias, IRI R. Loy 4. CR A iIITS FA ITM (FreA.4.l and ropyhold). at Harlow Common; with a Farm-house, Yaryl, Garden, and buildings, aid Twenty-four .Aereq„ no 1.. se to Mr. John Crabl. Lox S. A Capital Fltu['JiOLl) N.`;101/, situate at Harlow, with Yard; and all ncce...o..ri and Five Acres of Meadow Land, in the ozcukatien and c t Lease to --- liar:ham, Fsq. LOT 6. Two neat COTTAGES, GARDENS, Ate. and 7.1 Acre of Land at the corner of n.wway Lam:, in the Parish f High Laver, near Harlow, in the oc•:upation of 7.1 r. Turt.tr.i: Mr. Tuckcr. Lot 7. A Plot of FT.F.EIIOI.D TAN D, cent-doing 1 4 .•.• - Arras, in the 1.'3d.% of .11.atching, near Harlow, in the 01C1i•:!• don of Mr. Jame:. her R. 11.... t ItEvnnstox of a FTtEETIOLD ESTAX'', subject tern Life of 60 yeara, coinprisinz F.ertn Acres cf lent Land, with a rOO4l Barn, Bc.c. situate i,t the Tari.l cf Matching, in powessinn and on lATAr• CO Mr. S.-ruby. Ler Kt The of Two I:REMOLD ('OT. TA GLS, sul.}-ct to the Kane Life, with Garda and Lar.J, situate near New Hall Brilee; and a Field called Demos, ne e;- Chautry, etnit.ining abort Two Acre.;, in posse:4l.)n :IA in Lease to Mr. Murnfnrd. UT W. The REVIiILSION of 'two COPYPIOLD COT TAGES, with Garden and Orchard, and an .acre of Lard; o._ jeet to the same Life ; situate at Mill Lunn, Harlow, oc to Mr. P.lrry. tot 11. REVEILSION of a :FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATE, to Freehold, coml. rising Twenty Acr. s , of excellent Laud, with a Barn; situate at Thirstor's Bwh s Harlow, in possession of Mr. Jansen The re,pective Lv.ts may be viewed on terlicatioa to khe Tenants, of wham particulars mar be had; and at the Green Man, Harlow; White Lioa, Sawbridgeworth; Crown, Macke- MI, aid Chipping Ongar; Goat, Fpping ; Mack Hoy, and ef M7ssrs. Me -/ and, Chalk, Meintsr...J; White Hart Peer:: w,..0cl and Rumford; of Messrs. Hu:chlnsoa and Hn ' pldniet;, Solicitors, Liacohi's Inn; at G..rt..wey's • and of Mr. Rehi..o, , 'Warwick-Pt:vet, GOder..ssicut, of :be , may bs seen. ~, ESSEX. MASIIBURY, NEAR CHELMSFORD AND ONGAL with a sub,tantial FARM-HOUSE, OFFICES, FA RAI BUILDINGS, and ONE HUNDRED and THI RTY TWO ACRES of .rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land ; with possession at Michaelmas nett. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, Exchange Alley Cornhlll, on THUISIMY, the 13th of August, 1318, at Twrive e(lock, AA VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ; corn prising an excellent FARM 1101:SE, with Offices, Barn, Stable, Outbuildings, Yard, Carden, .cc. recently put into ex cellent Repair, and ONE HUN DnED and THIRTY-TWO ACRES of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, situate at Mash/wry, Chicknall, and Cod Easter, in the County of Essex; Six Miles from Chelmsford and Ongar, Eight from Ounmow—all good Market Towns; in the o:cupation of Mr. Fut.cga, till Mi.baelinas next. . To ht.! viewed by applying to Mr. Fidler, on the Premises, of whom Particulars may be had ; at the Mack Boy, Chelmsford ; lied Lion, Ungar; Greco Man. Ihrlow ; Spread Eagle, in gat:stone ; S.tracen's Ile.vd, Iltinmow; White Hart, Rumford; of Mr. Worth:tot, Solicitor, Castle -street, Ilolborn ; at Clarra. way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. YORKSHIRE. EAST RIDING. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, Land-tax redeemed, a very eligible Property for Investment, the Manor of Thorn ton-House, Thornton Lands, and Bishopsoil Farms, upwards of SHVEN HUNDRED and TWENTY-SIX ACRESof Rich PASTURE, MEADOW, and ARABLE LANb, adjoining the River Ouze and the Ilumber; four miles from Ilowden, three from North and South Cave, and about 15 miles from Hull, with a right of Fishery. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawars, on TReasnsv. August 13, at Twelve, in Four Lots, by direction of the Trustees of the late Mrs. GODDARD, deceased, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. Land- Tzx redeemed, the MANOR of THONTON HOUSE. and THORNTON LANDS, and iIIStIOi'SOIL FARM, extending over the townships of Newton and Scalb , in the park!! of Ittekteft and South Cave, with the right of Fishery in the Elver (laze. Thornton Manor House is a very eicvl lent Residence, erected by the lute Proprietor, at a considerable expense, with domestic Offices and Farming Buildings, Gar dens, and Yard, walled in, and arranged with grtatiudgment fur convenience and durability, and upwards of SEVEN HUNDRED ANI) TWENTY-SIX ACRES Of Meadow, Arable, and Pasture Land, lying compact, hounded on the South by the River Ouse and the I lumber, opposite the mouth of tilt. River Trent, situate within four miles of llowden and three of North and South Cuve, two of which are good Market Towns, and about 15 from Hull. The Market Weightoa Navigation is within half a mile, which affords the greatest faci lity of procuring Manure, and Shipping Produce to the best Markets. The contiguity to the Uuze presents a favour:lle t,p. portunity of improvement to a considerable part of the Estate, by Warping, which may ha accomplished at a moderate Ex pense, and thereby.the Value greatly enhanced; in the occupa tion of Mr. George Smith, Mr. SamuelVorr, jun. and Mr. Charles Dudding, respectable Tenants at UM. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, of whom Particulars may be had; of John Pierson, Polaiolicitor, of Robert S•; of forth, jun. Esq. Solicitor, and at the Half-Moon, flowden ; Swan, Ferry-bridge; Grapes, Market Weightun ; Red Lion, Drif field ; George,York ; %rag 1, Daucaster ; Waterside House, Dix ton-on-Humber ; Cross Keys, Hull; Saracen': Head, Newark ; George, Stamford ; Rein Deer, Lincoln; of Messrs. Jones and Bateman, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. Young, 28,1Parliament street ; Mr. Shaw, Christ's Mowital ; at Garrawn's ; and of Mr. Rubins, Wu - wick-street ; Guidtu-ssuare where Pli.n of .1.4 c Eat% ri.ay ht seta. AS USUAL. T - BISH's Friends, no doubt, recollect the great • success which attended his Offices in the Lat Lottery.— He lays no particular stress on this circumstance ; b..eause it is not at all surprising that he should uniformly sell more Capital Prizes than any other Office-k:entr. His good Fortune has be come such a regular " matter of ' course," and is now so com pletely proverbial, that his old motto, " As Usual," is always echora back by the c: perience of every class of adventurers, and is as regularly looked for by the Public eye in a Newspaper, at the close of each Lottery, as the News itself ; but as many of his Friends might wish to know the destination of his Capitals, he has published the particulars of his X 23,000 and .e 3,000 Prizes for their information, viz. - A Quarter to Halesworth An Eighth to Market Drayton A Sixteenth to Liverpool A Sixteenth to Lynn A Sixteenth to Manchester A Sixteenth to Norwich A Sixteenth to Norwich A Sixteenth to Oxford A Sixteenth to Peckham A Sixteenth to Petticoat-lane A Sixteenth to Preston A Sixti:enth to Soho A Sixteenth to Strand A Sixteenth to Thetford A Sixteenth to Whitby A Sixteenth to Workington A Sixteenth to Canterbury A Sixteenth to Cneapside A Sixteenth to Edinburgh A Sixteenth to Eiliaburgh A Sixteenth to Frome A Sixteenth to Gravesend A Sixteenth to Greenwich A Sixteenth to lierdord A Sixteenth to Ipswich A Sitteenth - A Sixteenth London, but not A Sixteenth registered. A Sixteenth A Sixteenth T. Bun also sold 35 other Capitals, the particulars of which are too numerous for insertion. The New Lottery begins drawing NEXT TUESDAY WEEK, And in recommending it to his Friends, he is only doing an act of common justice; as he will candidly acknowledge, that it is an improvement on his own llan in the last Lottery, for which he was Contractor; for, although that Lottery possessed Three £30,000 Prizes, there were 18,000 Tickets; but the present Lottery contains Two Prizes of .£50,000, with 10,000 Tickets less; consequently, the chance of gaining a £30,000 Prize Is very considerably increased. As a brief outline, he begs to state, that with only 8,000 Tickets, there are two Prizes of f. 30,000, and 14 other Capitals, besides Twunf £3,000, .2000 Sovereigns in Gold, with Port, Claret, or Madeira, in addition to all the Prizes. The Wine is also an improvement on lilSlrs idea In his own Contract, in which he presented Three Prizes of Port, in addition to the Scheme--Two of which he divided into Shares. Full Particulars are contained in the Scheme, which may be hsd gratis, at his Odices, 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing Cross ; or of any of his Agents, who are now selling Tickets and Shares in great variety. FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN TIIII rromActi, &c. Wor,ms, when generated in the human body, are the cause of many internal afflictions, which vary so much In their effects that they may be mistaken by the most eminent physician, and prove equally fatal to the constitutions of men, women, and children; though the latter more extensively suffer from their destructive ravages. Their more usual symptoms are Fits, Pains in the Stomach, Side, aril Head, Law ,f Appetite, and rale,languid,and ea:minted appearance in the l'alient. The extra ordinary efficacy of the celebrated CIIING's PATEN'Ir WORM LOZENGES in all zuch complaints, as well as in obstructions in the bowels, and every disorder where opening or cleansing physic is required, is so uriversally known, and has been publicly acknowledged by so many person: of distinction and rank in soety, that it is untieces:ary here to enlarge on their peculiar virtues. It is sufficient to say, that no other medicine, for the same disorders, maintains any kind of competition with Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges ; and considering the great prevalence of Worms, particularly in children, that no mother, or superin tendant of a young family should ever be without them, to have recotuse to whenever occasion requires their ose. They are sold, with explicit directions, In boxes, at es. itd. Ss. ad. and 225. each; and (for convenience of the poor) in papers at thirteen pence halfpenny ; by Butler and Sons, Chemist., No. 4, Cheap side. corner of St. Paul's, Landon ; and No. 34, SaehvilleAstreet, Dslain ; sad by all a.ApectaWe Vender. of Patent Alealcin..4 sit every Town in the United Ifatrgd...w.