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Alio. . _ This day was publinied, hi Three large Volumes Odtavn, ARMY. 111ultrated by Six Portraits, from original Pitlures, A N ENSIGN of a Second Battalion is defirons Price iL 1 ts. 6d. in boards, ' Il of Exchanging into a Regiment where there are not more THE. HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the than Eight Elitism. Accefflon of George 111. to the Conclufion of the Pace The Particulars may be known by a written application to in the Year r7Bl. A. L. Northumberland Coffer-hnufe, Strand. BY JOHN ADOLPHUS, Efq. P. S. A. Printed far T. Cadet!, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. This Work, with Mr. Homes and Dr. Smoilett's Hif tories, toms complat Series from the cornett Accounts to the Year 1783. [MICR SIX-PENCIL TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Some time in the Month Of June next outer, prcvioidly ditt pufed of by Private Contratl, of which due Notice will be given, A N ESTATE confining of about zoo Acres of Freeho!d, Copyhold, and Leafehold Land, the property (Attie late Stephen Lawron Popham,Erq. deeeafed. at FrithAtn, in the New Fore& The Manton a very commodious one, is under repair, greatly improved, and might be finllhed at an eafy evence, as the chief part of the Materials are provided.— Thu principally coatis of a Dining Room 23 Feet by 16, a Drawing Room t 8 by 22, with a Breakfalli Parlour, Four excellent Bed-Chambers, and as many Gina& The Advan tage of turning out Cattle without Riot is attached to the F..rm. foe Particulars apply to Mars. Harbin and Hooper, Ring wood, Hants : And, for a view of the Prernifes to Wm. Stib. ben, at &khans, aforefaid. t. Urania, or the Mulnlne; a'Comedy; by the Hoe.C.R. Symeer;es TO THE FACULTY. A MEDICAL GENTLEMAN, in genteel Pr dice, willies to exchange his fon (who has been ry months in the ballads) for the fon of any cam Medical Friend for two or three Years,For Particulars (Letters putt paid) apply to Mars. 'action, Manley, and Eldrlge, Paternolier4 row, London. a. Deaf tux! Dumb, or the Orphan Proteeted ; Fifth Edi tion, a•. 6d. 3. Pizarro; by Mr. Sheridan ; fine paper, ss. common, sa. 6d. 4. Prn.rWn Ferlival ; by Mr. Franklin • as. 5. Th. Kenai Barons; by the Earl of " Guildford ; as 6. Better late than Plea; by Mr. Andrews; 7. Artaxerxes, is. L All a Puree; by Mr. Allingham, Fornee's Frolic; by clirto; is 10. The Seam Hiltory of the Green Rooms containing authentic and entertaining Memoirs of all the Aftnrs and Admires on. the London Stages, and =my in the Country; two vols. Ss. fewcd. As above may alio be had, by the fame Author, Biographical Memoirs of the French Revolution, a vols. Bvn. pries z 6e. in board,. This day was publilhed, In one Volume, Quarto price One Guinea in beard s , with a Map of Scab , ha ving the Line of &paration between the Highlands and the Lowlands; alfo Plans of the Battles, and a Head of Charles Stuart, from a Bait by Le Maine, • Dedicated by` Permifflon, to his Masons.), THE HISTORY of the REBELLION, in the Year 1745. Printed for T. By JOHN HOME, Efq. CadeU, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. 'TWENTY POUNDS will be given to any Per fon who win procure the Advesdiir (who is a Ready, aaiwe Young Man), an adequate and permanent Situation in any Public Office. Secrecy may be relied on, if required. Addrefs E. L. No. 148, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-Crofa. SMOAKY CHIMNIES CURED. 1-HODGES, BRICKLAYER, &c. No. 19, 1 - • Hofier-lane, Weft Smithfield, London, undertakes ef feelnally to care Smoaky Chimnies, in Town or Country, let them be evet fo bad, %;•ithout any injury to the Eve Place. Three Months Trial will be given. —No tore no Pay. All Letters, Poa•paid, will be attended to. This day arm puettiked, elegantly printed vu fine wore Paper , in 6 Vols. Foolfcap Bvo. with no elegant Plates, Price 11. t 6s. beards ; or on large Paper, Demy Sao. price 31. p. boards, THE GERMAN THEATRE ; or a scloftion of the heft German Dramas. Tranlited by BENJAMIN TH'OMPSON, Erg. Printed for Verner ma Hood, 31, Poultry, sad foil by ail the Bookfctkrs in Town and Country. • • - There Voluines contain as under: The Stranger, as nerd at Drurrlane Theatre ; Pizarro, Lo vers' Vows, 'cunt Benyowlld, Indian Eslles,lioila, or the Vir gin of the Sao Dell sind Dumb, Adelaide 'of IlAddogas, Hap- T airi:and carte Deliesey.all irons Komeiae. Don Oaks and the Robbers, from Schiller ; Steno. from Oscine; Count Gun, friar Babe; Court:knee and Dagobert, from Mond; Bert. from Schroeder; and EmiXa Chllote. from Lang. N. B. This Work will be continued oecaßotally, upon the Pablication of any celebrated German Drama. Subfcribers that WI& to complete their Sets mould do it without delay. _ _ • . - • • This day was poblilbed, price rs.6it C C HRISTIA N Principles the only Foundation of confiftent 'Virtue: a Sermon preached at St. Edmund's Bury, before the Hos. fik NAM Gaon, Knt at the Agates beid theme for the County Of Suffolk, March 26, AN. By the Rev. °FORGE MATtiEW, A. M. Chaplain to the High Sheri l'abbihed at the R_equeft of the Members for the County, in the loir4K of the Gentlemen prefent Printed for F. and C. Rivinguao, St. Patd's Church-yard; and fold by the Bookfelicrt in Bury and Ipfwich. This day was publithed, elegantly printed In Chute, price eL Ss In boz-rds. THE LIFE of POGGIO BRACCIOLINI. By the Re► WILLIAM SHEPHERD. Prince for T. Cutell. jun. and W. Davies, Strand. .This day were publiamt in Two Volume* , OCtavo, Price 133. In Beards, lECTURES on the Golpel ()EST. MATTIIIM ► -2-4 &Leered La the Parini Church of St. James, Weßmlniter, th , Years r-911. 1799, am, and tSot. Ey the Right Remold BEILBY PORTEUS, D. D. Whop of London. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies. Strand ; T. Payne, hlewe.gate; and P. and C. RI vington, Sc. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, s. Sermons ou feveral Stabled* ; a Vols. Bvo. Xighth W arps% cu. in boards. s. A Summary of the Principal Evidsaiies for the Truth and Divine Origin of the Revelation; Wired eldelly for Ufe ot young Perfects. Seventh Editinis. '21.:6d. This day were jnbilibed. • • - in One Volume Odavo, Price Si. in Boards, SERMON S. By the R e verend THOMAS • Gtspriamt, At. A. Pruned foe T. Cash,Lien:and W. Davies, Strand. Of whnm nay be h.d,by the fame Author, ' • I. A Fernlike homey of the Chriltianltellicon, laid of Hiller y as vinneeted with the lu/radiation of arialanity, and with ks the pram Time. Intended primarily for the life if Young Perfonatif ekker firx,during the Courk of public or cf private Education. he, gd edition, corroded, P.a.bnards. a. An Enquiry into the 'Duties of Men in the higher and atildie Wiles ot Sttekty in Gran Britain, retaking from their relpedive Statical, PP:lamas, and Employmews. a vole. hvo „Ida edition * Wan Wadi: " • _ 3. As Eispary Into the Dada of the Perak Sea Ivo. sth edition, 6w is boards. 4. The I*eiples of Moral Philefophy invehirated, and ap plied to tae tbeitittnof Ovil Society : 4th edition, e wredled attol eit! ried. To whkb is added,. new Edition, with an Ap pertdim, of Ramat. on the tate Deeifion of the thiureOf Com mons recited* the Abolition of the Skye Wade. tem 7w in wad,. t. Wahl In 2 Pore ; or Poems deferiptive of Scenery and Incidents char:eh:riffle of a Per& at different Sodom of the Year. tth editioo, corredted. Eicgandfrietcd io oac vol. and adorned with Plate., 6i. boards. 6. Pomo Sacred and Moral. ad edition, With Additions, degantly printed in one voL and adorned with Plates, 61. boards. This day was r uhliihed, ht Toro large Volumes (tarot, with numerous Mara, drawn Ceder the DireCtion, and with the left btprenestents of Arrowfmith, and engraved in a neW manner by Lowry, forming an univerfal Modern Atlas, prim 4 v. in board% or an Royal Paper, with early Imprensa d as Ms Ps, price 61 6s. in AITODERN I" G rd E s teGRAPHY ; a Dcfcription of the Empires, Kingdoms, Frites, aid Calonief, with the Oceans, Seas, and Ines, in all Parts of the )tfevitt ineledtv.: the 'soft moot Difenveries and Polideal Aka rations. The Allronornical Inhofts by the Rev. 3. Vine it, A.M. Y. R. 8. and Ptumiaa Prote(Yar of Athvootny and gsperimental i s haofophy in the Univerfity of Cambridge. Fo the Whole is added, a Catalogue of the heft Maps and Notts of Travels, in all Languages, and an ample Index. • Printed for T. Caddl, Jon. and W. Davies, Strand ; and T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoßer-row. *.• Owing to fame Abend= fuggetted by the recent De- Anitive Treaty with France, the Publication of this Work has Ira deferred fer a few Weeks, but the delay, it is hoped, has if-n conspenfated by the briprovernents indifpenfable on fo rteommon and important in °acacia...4'kt Maps amount to between Forty and Fifty, from entirely new Drawings, fit ptrintended and revffed by Mr. Arrowthdtb. who& SkUl in ttis Department is unherfally acknowledged. • The chief Authorities are alto muted at the Bottom of each Map, and they are illuftrated by Mr. Pinliertiti with many im r9rtant Features of the Countries, and intereiting names de :lard from numerous Works of Natural and Civil fliftary, which win be in vain fought for even in a larg.: at.d expcollyc Atlas. They are engraved by Mr. Loam it a &yid of Clear nth and Beauty never before attempted, and upon a new prin. siple roggetted by the Author. tit For the accommodation of Perrone to whom fuel, a mod{ of publication may be acceptable, fame Copies are divided to tight Pans, and will be publinsed Monthly, till eompleted, at r ts.rach Part, in boards. • t? An Abridgment of that, Work by the Anther is in a Rate of preparation. This day was publilbed, Elegantly printed in two Vols. Odtavo, price ilk. in beards, MINS TREL SY OF THE SCOrI'ISH BORDER: Caofilling of Hißorical and Romantic Bal lads, collated in the Southern Counties of Scotland: with a. few of Modern Date, founded upon local Tradition. With an introdudtion and Notes by the Editor, WALTER SCOTT, Erg. Advocate. Printed for T. Cadcll, jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand; and fold by Manners and Miller, and A. Conttable, at Edin burgh. This day was publillted, in Odlaro, price 9s. in boards. THE HI§TORY of FRANCE, Civil and M. litary, Ecelefialtical, Political, Literary, Commercial, &e. &c. from thy time I its Conquelt by Clovis, A. D. 486. By ALEXANDER RANKEN, D. D. One of the Minilters of Warps,: Volume the Firft. irinted for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strata • • The Second Volume, which includes the period from the beach of Chartemagne,A.p.3l4, to the Accejon of Nugh Caper, A. D. 987, is in the refs, aptly/ill be pUblifhed &ring the prefent month. This day was publithed, In One Volume Odtavo, price Bs. in Wird; A new Edition (being the Third) of ASURVEY of the TURKISH EMPIRE. In which are confidant!, I. InGovernincit, Finances Mi litaryand Naval Fore; Religion, Mork:. Arts, Mimes, Manners, Commerce, and Population...4l. The State of the Provinces,includbig the Ancient Government of the Crim Tar tan, the SuW-I—m of the Greeks, timer Efforts towards Eman cipation, and the Intcreit of other Nations in their Saccefs Ili. The Ciao of the Decline of Turkey, and thofe which tend to the Prolongation of its Exiltaxe, with a Developanent of the Political Syitau of the. late Emprefs of RuffiarlV. The Sri tilh Commerce with Turkey, the Neceffity of abolifiiing the Levant Company, and the Danger of our (baranthie Regula tions. With mad)! other Important particulars. By W. ETON, Efq. Many years mildew in Turkey and in kuria. Printed the T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. This slay was publiihed, Elegantly printed in (basin, and Illuftrated by a Chart, and mins vous other Engravings of Views, &c. price al. as. in cards, (dedicated by Permilkon to Sir Jest psi BANK s, Bart. K. B. P.R. S.) AN ACCOUNT ()fa dEOGRAPHICAL and 11 . ASTRONOMICAL EXPEDI PION to the Northern Para of RUSSIA, for akertaining the Degrees of Latitude and Longitude of the Mouth Of the River Kovima; of the whole Coaß of Tthutfiti, to Ent Cape ; • and of the Wands' in the Eaftcrn Ocean, ftretthing to the Amerkan Coaft. Performed by command of her Imperil Majefty Catherine the Second. Einprefs of all the Rufau, blaCommodore Jofeph Billings, in the years a 735 to ty94. The whole narrated frosts the original earn. By MARTIN SAUER, Secretary to the Expedition. Printed for 'I. Cadcll, jun. and W. Dairies, Strand. •„• A few Copies on Royal Paper, With early knpreflions of the Plates, price 3L 31. in boards. MANORS AND ESTATE, NEAR WOOBURN, With Paidllon of the greater part at Michaelmas next. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—dIy Mr. RAINE, At the Rainbow Coffee-haute, in Cornhill, London on Tact day, the asth of /Mx, at Twelve o'clock, in Senn Loss, A TRULY eligible and cozppaft FREEHOLD I —L ESTATE, capable of the greateß improvement; in part hounded on the EaR fide by the Turnpike-road betweeh Woo burn and Newport-Pagnel, (di Cant only Two Miles from the former. Six from the latter, Forty-four from London, and Four Prom the ]unction C anal), Ruined in the Parithes of Wavendun and bow, Brickhill, in the County of Buckingham, and Afpicy Guile. in Bedfordlbire, and contains, in the whole, upwards of Four Hundred and Seventy Acres of Arabic, Meadow, and Wood Land; usgetber with the Manors of WAVENDON and PASLOWF.S. _ _ 'Ails day Was publithed, Elegantly printed in TwO Volumes, with a Portrait of the Author, price cos. 6d. in boards, ' A New Edition, being the Third, of POEMS, by the Rev. SAMUEL BISHOP, A. M. late Head Metter of Merchant Taylor!' School. To which are prefixed, Memoirs of his Life. By the Rev. THOMAS CLARE, A. M. Printed for T. Cooke, jun. and W. Davies,Strand ; T. Payne, at the Mews Gate; and j Moorman, in the Poultry. Cr Thee Poems, w4ielo have alreidy obtained an &o bligor' reputation; are ndw publilbed in fuels a form as may render them a proper 'Went for Young Perkins. Some of them are reNgkons,'all moral, and many enlivened by a natu ral Vein of Pleabntry, which retoders them attrattive.--. Teachers wed And them particularly adapted to the 'nitration of their Pupils, in the difficult Art of reading Vale. No two Volumes of the fame liar contain fo many Leffons proper for that purpofe. There is in them almoft every variety of metro ; and they ate diftinguillsed by a Rythrn delignedly calculated to corral that Tone. with which Leornins are apt to recite Poe try, and which is often inereofcd by the monotony of modern Vaffileation. Whoever can read Bilhop's Poems well, is qua h jultiee to any Compofitions of that kind in the Engle Languaze. This Eltate is very eligible to any Gentleman in want of a fituation for a Relidence, as a part of the ( h ounds is greatly elevated, catremelp dry, and ornamented with'Firs and other thrifty Foreft and Timber Trees (with Rides made through the feveral Woods), commanding extenfive and rich Views of the adjacent Country, the Grounds of Woohuti Abbey, fee. Ste. Mr. Cowley, at Broughton, near Newport, will give any further information, and cf whom, ea the ait of June, painted Particulars may be had ; *To of John Enunerton, no the Pre mires, oppoilte the Church, at Wavendon; of Mr. Higgins, at Hogftye End; of the Printer of the Northampton Paper, of Charles Wate, Efq. No. rs, Holborn-Court, Gray's Inn ; at the Rah.how ; abd of Mr. Raine, Land Surveyor, Charluttodtreet, Bloonsibury, London, where a Plan may be ken. This day wean publithed, I GWERSYLLT PARK, DENBIOHSHIRE. -I Eltpantly printed in One Volume Itorto,illuftrated by Twee- 1 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. ty-nne Portraits, many of wit" save ne v e r bees before en ` Aube Pyed 8011, in Cheihr, on Monday the th Day of paved, Price 31 3s. in Boards, next, between the Hours of Four and Six in g4 th — e "ifterooon June M EMOIRS OF HORATIO LORD WAL.. fubj eel to [oat Conditions as will be then produced, b POLE ; f it etted from his Correfpondence and Papers, i A VERY definable FREEHOLD ESTATE, and connwled wh the Hiftory of the lima from z 6 78 to called G WERSYLLT PARK; compelling a capital r 7.17. By WILLIAM COXF., M. A. F. RA. F. A.S. I Manf • i-boufe of modern Strulture ; hot and cold Bath ; full • ! Rator of Betnerton. able and eonunodious attached and daubed Mots; 4 Pew) ' Printed for T. Cadcll, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. in Oresford Church; 4 .• A few Copies on Royal Paper, Price 31. 3s. in boards. Stabling for 20 Make ; Coach-book fp: three Carriages ; Granary,Pipcm.houfe, complete Farm-yard, As above may alfo be had, by the fame Author, , with an Ox-pen for 12 Oxen • two very produd ti ve wall : d t. Memoirs of the Life and Adminiftration of Sir Robert Gardens, Hoohoufe, Greet -hoLfe, an excellent Farriohaufc, Walpole, Bat of Orford. With original Corrdpondence and and about ayo Acres of Land of the firft quality ; and every ; , intim* Papers tatter before publiihed. 3 Vols. ato. 3L ass. convenience to firm a comfortable and elegant Reft4ence for a En boards.. . Family of diftindlion. The Manftoo-hoisfe is upon a good plan; 2. The facade Work, without the Correfpondence and Papers. the Drawing-room 33 feet by 34 Paddle Eating-room 2 4 feet 3 Vols. 8vo„ IL as. in blonds - I by 20. The Park comprifes tag Atiree of excenent Lana ;is of the °Atm walled round, excepting on the East fide, where the river Al. len, the belt Trout stream in North Wales, is the boundary.— 3 Travels in Switeeriend, and the Country Fourth Edition, with an Hiftorical Sketch, and Notes on the late Revolation, 3 Vols. Bvo. H. ye. in ikards : or on Royal gso. ' The,. PlearJat Grounds were arranged under the dimaion of with limides Views, al. 21. in Boards. A few Copies in s th e 14 te nat. Eames; Yet am they much lets indebtedteArt than Vols. Imperial oto. with Smith's Views, 6L 6s. in Boards. ' Nature, being tudverfally allowed to comp o t e one o f t h e mo lt Some Copies of the Hiftorical Sketch, and additional Nato delightful and pidt ure f que S cene , i s t h e P r i nc i pal i ty. are printed in ato. for the purchafers of the Quarto Edition. I ileac is Coal under the greatelt pan of the Land. 10,. 6(1. in Boards. salt Coontry, and in an exceedingly good • Neighbourhood, three Gwerfylit Parkls &toted in a beautiful, rich, apd populous from the Pain Church of Greaford, 2i Milos from 4. Travels in Po/and, Ruilia, Sweden, and penman.", Filition, with Corn aims and conflderable Additions 31Vols. I ri e " Bvo. illuftratcd by Chan' and Engravings, I. ss. in boards. ! realwan, where there are two pied Markets every Steck, 3. An Hiftorical Tour in Mon:mu:Ware. inuflintat with ani rli a Daily. Po d from London, and It Allies from Chefter. Views by Sir Richard Hoare, Bort. engraved by Byrne and , _..__ ...___e solar brterredarter the astb loft. and further other eminent Artifts • Portraits, a new Map of the Canty, i __,Yee ses ar may be naia by flint to "OS. Philpot, Son. Red Lion-firaare, Loudon; or to Mr. Rumba/tons and Plans of Roman ' Stations, T owns , Oates, and Melon 2 " e St o*, lijors, cimiter, Where Sep fictional' may be Ws. EmmulPment,, in 3 Vols. 4co. Price 41. 4s. in Boards. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOW, P --- • URSUANT to an Order of the Hi g h C o u rt of Chancery, made in a Caufe, the Earl of Macclesfield agate Macke% before Edward Leeds, Efq. one of the Mar ten of the Paid Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southamp ton Buildings. Chancery-lane, London, in at Lots, on Men day the sift and l'uefday the 224 days of June, tBoz, be tween the hours of five and fix o'clock i n t he Afternoon : Sundry FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, late of Thomas Blackall, Efq. deccafed, fitsate in the (event Pa rifites of illington, Hornfey, and Hackney, in the County of Middlefex ; in the Parini of Hltchin, in the County of Hert brit; in the Parifh of Appleton, in the County of Berks; at Swallow-fields near the road from Reading to Bafingftoke ' ia the raid county of Berks. and i n t h e Ci t y o f Coventry ; and alfo one Mare in the New Rivet Company, and five frith Ton tine Debentures of tool. each. Particulars may be bad at the Paid Maftet's Chambers, Southampton-buildior sof Mcffrs. Graham, Lincoln's-Inn ; of Mr. Mollie?, Thane, Oxfortifitire; of Mr. Fade, Hitchin ; of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land-Surveyor, Richmond, Surry; and of Mr. '1 home Grimes. White Bear Inn, Coventry. CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, COLCHESTER. TO BE LET furnilhed by the Moat War Year, AOI%IMODIOUS and extenfiva Manfion- Hook with Picafurt Grounds, Green-houfe, Hot•houfe (well cocked with Pines), Gardens now In the highcft Cultiva• tion, and abounding with choice Fruit Trees of every elderly tion, Sowling-green, Coaeh-houfes, and Stabling for Six Korai, witn about 'Pince Acres of good Mare Land. The whole Pranifcs are to exceeding good Repair, and de lightfully Stuated on Eat Hill, in the mat ple a f a nt Part of the Town of Colebeiter, (which Is univerf.dly celebrated for faiu.. brity of Air,) commanding an Welllin and delightful ProfpeCt of the furrounding Country, and are in every refpedt calculated for the refidence of a large genteel %may. • Immediate Polidhion may be bad; the Prendika way be viewed, mil further Particulars had, by application to Men. Sutton and Hedge, Solicitors, Colshefter. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. SQUME, At Cutaway's Coffee -hunk, Landon, on Friday ihe aBth of May infl. in Lots, ALL thole two v er y v a l ua bl e an d compa ft FREEHOLD FARMS, called GUSSAGE ST. Mb CHAEL, LOWER and HIGHIIR FARMS, adjoining the great Turnpikorroad to Exeter, between Woodyatt's Inn and Bland/ad, containing upwards of too acres of very good Arable, Meadow, and Down Land, now in the Occupation of Marrs. Randall and Andrews, Tenants at WILL Alin two other eligible Freehold Farms, called MIN CHINGTON FARM and C.ROWTERS, at Woodcots, Btu ,sted nearly adjoining the two beforententioned Farms, and containing upwards of 306 acres of ufeful Land, now in the Occupation of Marrs. Adams and Ryman, who art Tenants at Will. Likewife that very &Arable and improveabie Freehold Manor Pam, with the Leafehold Cottages, held under the fame, called ASH MANOR FARM, fituate in the Parini of Mower Pain, three miles north of Blandford, containing up wards of 512 acres of prime Meadow, Arable, Down, and Wood Land, in the Occupation o f M r . it. Lewis, tenant s;wil Defcrintive Particulars may be had of Woodyattit Inn ;of Mr. James, at Stalhidge, near Shaftelbury; of Mr. Squibb; and at the Office of Mars. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig:a tom, Whitehall, London. TO BE SOLD tlif AUCTION—By Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway's Coffee-houfe, Change-alley, Cornhill, on Mon day, June 7, dot, at One o'clock, in Ten Lots, fubjed to Inch Conditions as will then then be produced, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD, and fmall Part 'COPYHOLD ESTATE, fituate at North End, Wanting Green, and Sandy End,in the Parife of Fulham, only Three Miles &Rant from Hyde Park-corner; confilting of up. wards of 86 Acrces of capital Garden Ground and Meadow Land, and may Parts eligibly Iltuated for Building upon. The Elite is at indent let at low Rents, amounting to 3481. ,13s. p r Annum, but the whole may be entersd upon at Lady tLy 103. Mr. Hour,Gardener, at Walham-green, will thew the Dilate, and dt.faiptive Particulars may be had at the Swan, Walhasn green ; of Mr.Squlbb, Saville-row; and at the Office of Meffrs. Kent, Claridge; and Pearce, Crales•court, Whitehall, where a Plan of the nate may he feen. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.--By Mr.SIVIBB, At Caraway's Coffee haute, 'Change-alley, Cornball, on Tnefday the tsth day of June, 180 z, at One o'clock, 'THE REC TORY of CHIGWELL, in the County of ESSEX, held by three good Eves, under tha Prebendary of St. Pancras; conGtting of a Farm-houfe and other (amble Buildings; with 51 Acres of excellent Glebe Land adjoining the Town ; and all the Tithes of Corn and Hay, (except a (mall proportion, which pays a modus), amount ing, according to a recent Currey, to 973 Acres of Arabic Land, and 1489 Acres of Meadow Land (more or lefs), exclufive of about 830 acres of Mae grazed Alfo the Perpetual Advantage of the Land Tax of 141. a year, formerly affeffed on the fame, which has been redeemed by the Leffcc. _ Chigwdl is !bilged In a pleafant part of the County of Mx, only eleven miles from London, and many parts of the Glebe Land are wdlfltuated for building upon. Defsrlp;ive particulars may be had of Mr. Squibb, Saville. rotv ; and of Wart. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craies-eoUrt. WhitabalL TO THE LADIES. poR very particular tteafons, the Proprietor of A• the BLOOM of NINON de L'ENCLOS has removed the Sale of that elegant CompoStion from Mr. Day's, Ng. 7, Tavi itock.ftnxt, Covent-garden, to Mr. Vickery's No. 6, next door, where they may depend upon having it genuine. It is a well known fad, that the Lady from whom this ad. 'arable Cofinetle derives its name, was celebrated Pir the de. licacy of her complexion to the laft period of her exigence; the prefervation of which was entirely owing to the militant ufe of this excellent preparation. Its wonderful effeds in removing Freckles, Moephews, Worms, and all Imperfedions of the Skin, claim the attention of every Lady, and give it aluperfority over every thing vended for fmnlar purpora. It is particularly re commended for the Hands and Arms, rendering them of a beautiful and natural white, ate. if applied to the Face immedi ately after Sea-bathing, it prevents that brown coerce appear. ante fo generally complained of from the tired, of fait water. Sold by order of the Proprietor at Mr. Golding's, Perfumer to ha Maleity, Cornhill ; Mr. Vickery, No 6, Tavi floc it-ftreet. Covent-garden; Mr. Overton. Perfumer, No. 47 , N ew B on d. Brea; and Mr. Wright, Wade's Paßage, Bath; piice gs. 6d. each bottle. A FRESH SUPPLY JUST ARRIVED. MESSRS. HOWARD and EVAN'S, No. 42. Long-lane, Weft-Smithfield, molt refpeCt oily inform the inhabitants of this City and Places adjacent, that they have juft received a lids fupply of Medicines from Dr. Lio mum, of Manchefter, coofifting of chore molt excellent ANTISCOR BUTIC DROPS, fo univerfally retorted to for their eztraor. dinary fuperiority in all Compbintvof the Scurvy, Leprofy, itheutuatifm, Ulcers, and other diforders ailing from Impuri ties of the blood, Etc. Ladies and Oanianen may have their ar• den completed in dozens or half dozens, to a Lail:, 4.1.6 d. bottle. The virtues of this celebrated Medicine have Iseca difplayed by many eminent Cures in this country. Indeed, fame a per. fon who purchafes one es. 6d. bottle, but has reafon to found ita prate. At this faitm of the year they are recommended to the particular attention - of thefe fubjeth to tie Scurvy, &e. Lite. Alto LIONION's Lot sok, which is founds fovereign remedy for Surfeits, and all Scorbutic Eruptions of the Faze and Skin, however violent and disfiguring ; alto for Pimples or Blotches. Rednefs of the Nofe, Chin,fitc.; and for every impurity or nn. natural appearance with which the fkin may beaffaaed. To be ufed as a common waft for clearing and improving the com plexion. Sold, with proper diredions, at as : 9d. the pint bottle Likewife Mr. Licxam's Pass for a certain difeafe, without. the 'cart confinement in any rearon,reitraint of diet,or hindrance of bufinds, when all other methods have failed. Price as. the boa with directions. There Drops arc fold In moulded Apure bottles at tots. and ss. 6d..-:one 22a. bottle is equal in quantity to three 4a. 6d. ones. Tbey may be ha 4 whaleale and retail at Mr.Lignum's Difper , fury, No, 57, Midge-area, Manchefter; and a: Howard pd Evens's, No. 42, Long-lane, Welt.grnithfield, fore whaler.* noma in London • and retail by the following perfons: gy, Mit:odes; W. clark, h 2 &e . Borouj ; pram 3j, * jeboult, LOIS 01 a; Sutton. nor. Long..Agre I Pa ds, Old Bond-art:et, and 163, Fleet-Erase Tate and Sultan, Raja Esehaixe ; Knight, Norton Elitists; Tank, ta 7, Saand wardozg ; and by etsPeiriameeiPil Vendors of Medan In every town in the United FINEST PART OF DEVON. TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, ANOBLE and Spacious MANSION, wi t h all cotrefpondent appendages, extentive Park, Lands, Fines, Etc. &c. & c. A croft pared" and fingularly eligible refidence far a Nobleman or Gentltinan of fortune ; replete with every beauty, and innumerable local advantages; on tl.e Southern Coaft, not more than ten miles from, and within view of the Sea—To prevent unapeetary trouble, the loweft price a Forty.five "[looked Pounds. Information will be given, to Principals only, by Mr. B. tarter, Uphollierer, Exeter.