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„ L . 411420 f , 1 ) • , I ,• t o : '&1:411i' Att. 7-1 • ~, -, ~~'< 7:= rr- / 7.1 a .1 ErtkicE .IX-PENCk :39743 SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1801 PANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. IcNS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ADDITIONAL PICTURES, is re-opened, and will .cr.‘ ercry Day, (Sundays excepted), from Nine in the t ill eve ^ evening. — Admittance One Shilling. - - ROYAL. CIRCUS. ON MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST to , 18 or ,!' Will he precented, for the Hrft Time, an entire New r,!.. 0 :1:d Comic Pantomime, with new Mufic, Scenery, Laffo, and Decorations, EC caufd THE LIPSE : OR, HARLEQU IN IN CHINA. Ia which will be introduced te Cuftoms, Manners, Amur°. :a. lei, Sports, Dances, and Military and Civil Employ.. r.,,nte, and Indulgences of the CHINESE EMPIRE. In the co,,rfe of the Performance will be exhibited a Portrai tar oldie PA sstors, in the following Scenes exterior of the C.tvr of CA sunNs--Diftant view of Nankin--.lnterior of a Chiucfc Pagoda--Military Signal Poft—Tuaon Bay, trurro..mcd to a Tea Garden near Canton—Weftern Gate of PrAin.—Palace of Indolence—Maar OT INDOSTRT.m. Chincfc quay--Cape UT Good Hope—Eaft India Houle— EVGLAND 9 HTRRINO PONDM2IIIOICIIIII at Macoa—and Chncfe PAVJLION OT C EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES: In which Mailer SAUN•EIIII will go through his a ft oniihing PIRTORNANCIS ON HORSIZACK. la the courfe of the Evening the popular New Grand Ballet of Adtion, called THE FIRE KING : Oa ' ALBERT AND ROSALIE. Places to he taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the Box-Office, 2.:cw Royal Circus. ONLY SIX NIGHTS LONGER, ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE: Under the Patronage of their Royal Higfineffes the Prince of Wales'and the Duke of York. ON MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST io, will be prefented (kgth time) a Gem, kliftorical Spec tack, called FAIR ROSAMOND ,• Or, WOODSTOCK BOWER. Fair Rofamond, Mrs. ASTLEY. gith time, a Military and Naval Speetacle, called BRITISH GLORY IN EGYPT I In the oourfe of the Eiening VARIOUS EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES. Affu, Mr. IRELAND, - ase original Flying Phenomenon, will go through his wonderful leaps, particularly over NINE HORSES! To conclude with a Comic Pantomime, called THE FAIRY ; Or, HARLEQUIN PRISONER. Doors to be opened at Half pall Five, and the Performance to begin at Half part Six o'clock, pr.:vilely. Bo; 0. Pit as. Gallery is: • Second Price to commence at Half pall Eight o'clock. f)" From the numerous enquiries after the celebrited Pan /mime of D c O 4 l=lOTR, HARLEVITT WARRIOR, the Public are r informed, that it will be produced, with new fernery, new machinery, dreffes, Ott. Soc. on Mon-. day the 17th inttant. ••• An entirely New Eaftern Ballet of Aeloss, in which 1414 johannot will re-appear, is alfo in rehearfal, and will be brought forward in a few days, with new fcenery, dreffes, kufic, 4 1.4 In confequenee of the above preparations, the Spe lade et Britiih Glory In Egypt, and the Pantomime of the ka ry, or Kalequin Premier, will be pofitively withdrawn arta this work. NOTICE TO JOHN VATR, Son' of the doccakd Wu. VALA, Wiramiter, in Edin4urgh. r niAT, if he will apply to Thomas Brodie, Efq. No. to, Eines Bench Walks, Temple, London, or to Jotcph Cauvin,Efq. Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh, he wUI be taw-riled of the particulars of his Father's Will in his favour, under which he Is intitled to a confiderable property. . _ The laid John Vair was apprentice to Mt. ue et, Attorney, Row, Lambeth, London • prod& al a short time for hit in the year c ; 88, and afte rwards r, tided at John Penn, at Stoke Park, new Windfor ; end it the laid John Vair tai a Child, or Children, they will htar of cou4deashle advan- Nu, atifing to them from the fail Will, upon application to Brodie or Mr. Ceuvin. - . . It is reluettud that any of thole to whom the faid Joan Vair indebted, or others with whom he was acquted, will & information as linsY clu "(Peal" biro, and wkere Er lalt tended, by letters addrefied to Mr. Brodie, or Mr. Calvin as above. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, iBol, begint. DRAWING MARCH 3, tBos. SCHEME. - Na. of Prizes. Value of eaelt. 4 - of - £.20,000 - 10,000 - POO • 2,000 - 1,000 $OO • 100 - Jo Total Valuc. - go,ooo 40,000 sop( o 10,000 zo,oco . 6poo - SP OO - 54 00 - 3 2,4P°G liopco Tickets 5 00 , 000 CAPITALS DETERMINABLE: Firit•drawn Ticket tsth Day Z. to,ooo Ditto - silt Day 2opoo Ditto - 311 Day 1 0 . 000 Ditto - 4oth Day 1,000 . :. - ickets, and Marcia Tickets, are felling at every Licenfed -tlt ty Office in England, Ircland, and Scotland, and the Prises vd: ix paid in hull Sterling Money. PRESENT PRICE Maw - L. 15 Is o Half - 8 x o Eighth - I I o ' 104 . 4 net - 4 t 0 Sixteenth - I o 6 1 acts will keep griduady riling the tune as Lift year. OSS, No. 149, biliaopiFate-lircet ithin, who invented reread *pat Flioo ol, which were honoured ty.:n univerfal Admiration on the Laft Birth-day, having com- FL , ...I a fufkeieut number of than for public infpedtion,refpeet 1, :y offer+ them to the Ladies under the following Nainel : • f• TUFTED RINGLETS; or CROWN of CANATHOS. • II:2 Hcad-Drefs, formed from a Grecian Model, rifer on rh • lemmit of the Heed, and Bows down it in elattie Treat n•!'• the 17111 R carders and rafters! Grace. Th, ROMAN FRONTLET; or ANTI.E BARBATA3 : A . ! , ntul for that Ladies whole Hair does clot extend low t-. (or the prefent Tolle ' or is too (oft to prtferye itfcif in cur!. It will b e found peculiarly sinful in inuring*, and on the h " Cl ` ll, et dews and Witte eshalaticsa have oo cSetli upon h. It mly he faltered on in a toontent ; yet fo artificially la the txtcoing concealed, that even 1111 eaamioadoo, it le not to be , yered from natural Hair. It is as limpk in its conftruetion ''‘:!! it d 7 in its form, light in Its weight,and final in in Price. Tor 1:110DIAN FAVOURrrE go FRAGRANT I°CK ' was i - t:nted becaufc complaints bad been made of the goadell ''nil having foiled the Hair, and created an ouplearout fccrd. — fnu lead Orel:combines a beauty of faint, and a fragrancy rat oslotir which, when beaded together , ere appropriate to t delinte nicenefs and charming =enlist to THE BRITISH PE ThKe, tog a ter with ARTIFICIAL UM*. imnamdadt•- , *rat or lomffadtured, of all Sone, Colour,. Ind Fax" may ilii . readet Wilda* mid Warangal& tBpoo , FURNACE FOE CONSUMING SMOKE AND SAVING Shortly will be publifhed, . FULL. qWINBITRNE's TREATISE of LAST WILLS rrHE Patentee, JOHN ROBERSON, Engineer, kJ and Tes rata sprs, with confidcrable Additions am: from Glafgow, puts up at the Houfe o: Mr. Jams Ra!ph, Notes, and all the Cafes down to the nrcfcnt time. Baker, in David-ftreet, York-Place, St. Mary-la-Bonne, Lon- By JOHN JOSEPH POWELL, Efq. don, where he remains a few days. Perfons who with to Author of feveral valuaLle Law Treatifes. adopt the ufe of thefe Furnaces will pleafe direct to him as This Work has occupied the labour and attention of Mr. above ; and may receive further information, either perfonally, POWELL for manbyears. or by letter, during his flay there. London: Printed for W. Clarke and Soils, Law Boekfdkrs, "ortugal-Itreet, Lincoln's-Inn. _ WANTED IN a principal Manufacturing Town in the This day was publifhed, in one volure, rentct e mbelliflicd with County of Wilts (about !even Miles diftant from Bath) a a highly finilked Portrait, price 3s. 6d.in boards, Yourg Gentleman of refpcdtable Conneetions,as an Apprentice ' ('HE BEAUTIES of HERVEY, or cicfcrip. to a surgeon and Apothecary.--. Particular Care will he taken -I tive, Piaurcfquc and Inflrudive Paffagea from the Works to instruct him In the Duties of his Proferhon Theoretically of this defervedly admired Author. and Pradically : in other refpeets be will be treated as one of To which is prefixed, Memoirs of the Author's Life. the Family. London : Printed for T. Hunt, No. 32, Pattrnolter-row. A reference may be had by applying to Mr. Bartley, No 2, Where may be had, a new Edition, with a fine Portrait, Great George-itreet, Minorite, London ' • or Letters may be bniform with the above, price 31. 6d. io boards , addreffed to B. P. at the Poft Office, Bradford, Wilts, which The Beauties of Goldfmith, or complete Tri afury,of Ocnins will be duly attended to. ---: N. B. Confiderable Pradtical Advantage may be derived from his being permitted to attend a large Peri& Workhoufe. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, &c. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS'. ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. • THE great Reputation which MR. BURGESS has gained by his surtaxes.. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES; and other RICH SAUCES for FISH.SAUCE, s:rgvow REEF, HAsititii CALVES HEADS, BEEFSTEAKS, MADE DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with motif Daatca. • CM for the 1:4111.E, asid Sroac.aosneg, which are more fully capteffed iu his Catalyse, (Ha REI N C.; TUN.' INVENTOR OF THEM) hal Induced many perform to give tire fame Rune to &anat.!. entirely different; Whkull are waded' , at many Slicipa in London by Perron who go to the principal' TOW= In England, Ireland, and Scotland,' to abaft Otders of Trade/men aad . Inn-keepers, who in confeqienee. are oftbn fond with a Bru emus SORT, by allowing them an oatra pro. fit, which is not only an Impation,but a great Difap . poinknient. to Fairdlics who purchafe them with a view of having good' SAUCGEO their FISH, ate. Isk Er—None are His Glum a, but what have thefe words on the Label, " Buaciass's ORIGINAL AND SUPERIOR Es seNca'or ANCROVIRS No. soy, Strand, Corner of Sivoy • Steps, London." INV. This day was published, neatly la [do, with a eolehred Chart of Great Britain and Ireland, and the adjacent Coiits from the Mediterranean to the North Sea, in which each Derma is corredtly delineated, price only as. 6d. HISTORICAL SItETCHES of the INVA SIONS or DESCENTS on the BRITISH ISLES, from the Time of William the Conquer4r. Tranilated and continued from the French. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, in 8 vols. medium etc) price t7L toe. or in imperial, Byo. 2,31. nos. containing 699 views, The Antiquities of England and Wales, by Fran. Grofc, F. A. S. Alio Captain vat:wooer's Voyage, with the folio volume of Chart", &e. price x 71121. And Missiles Polities of Great Britain and France; includ ing the Anfwcr to Beilham, a vols. Bvo. price as. This day nesibillilin& '''• . in One Volume, Foolfeap ire, .atice 6s. Ribeirao, A -DICT lONA RY of SICk 10:Inliietild fore , . -L. - 1 - fixed a fandliar, introduction to the 3000 of Harmony. 1 By TFIOMAS BUSBY, LZ. I?. 1 t,he,groreet Work Is offered to the publlC as g contPlete and Coriweberifire Mace! DiCtionary, and as titer* rope:feat the ";inazerfell, and intern/Fete Mitfical Diellottittlei which calli at pfirfalt In 'the Enggfiranguage. The want of (itch a Wlwk 'As long beefelt by "Itudellti, amateurs, and pretefthrs. 'ln tloarding-fcho els aisa prints Wales, the author believes if ivit! be found of indifpctifible ufc to every young lady beginning to ' linage; 'and be hopes it will be no Ids generally received as a toretifary applidage to evert•Planfi Forte, and to the Library of evert proficient in the Theory and PraCtire of Mutic. Fruited for it. pli r wts,No. 2 l, 8t,.-Paurg Chu re I) -yard ; At ky T...lierfh.Paacrnolter-row; Oleirserni nd Co Cheap - "We •Talolifing, Phipps, and Co. P4il-ma4i ; Bnoilerip and Wilk in "(an:Higgsarkielo rrellop:gtranat Smart, **and bland, and V , Osforiidtreet.; Bt;r4#ll k Navr Boad-ftrekti Skelivrtl• Si .• A• 24 15 I Ca4Sekif qalßdn, Sfrantl; cater and Co, cl utin an& le, -CorploW ; and, In all oche, eiufic-fellees and Book (eiders in the lilaaed Kingijoa. 1 . ...1, B. Malt-fellers or Boplifellens, in town and country, may be fupplicd with complete colleCtions of the admired pieces contained in Dr. 131191'Y ' S Mufical Journal, for al, months, upon fate or return, lay addrelllng their orders to fix f Publither. . PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINB. THE 38th Number of this ufeful and intereaing Work, jufk publithed, price as. 6d. contains, betides other valuable articles—An Eff4 on Bleaching, with a defcription of a new method of bleaching by Ream, according to the pro cefs of C. Chaptal. and on its application to the arts, by R. O'Reilly, of the Academy of Bologna, Member of the Lyceum of the Arts.—Refearehes refpeding the preparation of the Ci tric Acid, by Profeffor Prouit.—C.onjedures refpeeting the origin of the American nations.--Refcarches rapedling the Laws of Affinity, by Berthoßet.---RefearchLm on Alumine, by Theodore de Saufturc.--Lifc of the late Dr. Black.—On the means to be employed tor multiplying fins, by C. Noel —Ac count of the natural productions of Ceylon.—Proceedings of 'caned Socictick—Account of a new Comet—Chemical No tices, &c. &c. The Engravings to this Number are—O'Reilly% apparatus for bleaching by Scant, according to the proccfs of Chaptal, engraved by Lowry—and a head of Dr. Black, engraved by Macitensie, from a model taken from the life by raffle. Sold by Meffrs. itichardfons, Coruhill, and the other Book ! Caen. rhis day was publigied in One Vol. iltll4l price Gs. in boards, APRAC PICAL T R EATISE on DIET, :iint on the mit% falutary and agreeable means of fupporting LIFE and HEALTH by 'ALIMENT and REGIMEN.— AdaPtvd to tge vaciout eircumflaucm of Age, Conftitation, and Climate; and, Mantling the application of modern Chendary to the culinary PiitiLiYhtfon Food. • By Nrri.a.r.i.m NESBIT, M. D. Fellow of the Royal tolingenTSurgeoni, Edinburgh; Author of the Clitiltaal Guide, Sc. &.c. CRITICAL COMMENDATION or THIS WORK. " If thge welt any one defideratum in Englifh literature more urg..ntly wanted than all others, that has hitherto unde niably been a work, which Duna& with the &ill and difcern, mcnt of an able and experienced Phyfician, 'tremble for popular ufc, all the dldtates of ordinary ditcretion, galena experiznce, and profellional obtervatlon in regard to the molt Notary ufe ' of thole things which ferve as the common ainizias of life. The prudent Life of aliments might happily prevent two thirds of the difeafes by which health is deftroyed. Dr. N. fbit is one of the few medical writers among our contcmpor.:ries, who know how to unite fele= with lurid and infinuating fimplicity of manner; the formalities of fcience are avoided, but it. fpirit is happily diffufed through the whole. In his preterit work he has performed a ferviee, which de ferves the Omits of every good nian zealous of public utility. No family ought to neglect the peruLd of a book fo agreeable, and fo intereltingly Inßruc tlve.'' Med!: R-ei, cc. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard; fold by T. Hurft, and Weft and Hughes, Paternofter-row ; by J. Callow, Crown-Court; E. Balfour, Edinburgh; J. Arrher, Dublin ; and by all linokfellers. Of whom may be had, The FAMILY PHYSICIAN or DO MESTIC MEDICAL FRIEND, containing pradlical Maroc lion for the prevention and cure of Difeafes, by Axxx. T a ust .sotr,M. D. p rice 61. in boar*. VALUABLE ESTATE IN EASE-I,G I H.,tev. To be expofed to Voluntary Sale, within the Royal Exchange Coffee-boo fe, Edinburgh, on Weilnefil.ty, the 26th of A tigult, itSoi, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (initead of the !ph of July, 'Sot, as before advertifed) , T HE Lands and Ellates of LEA ;TON and PLEWLANDHILL, lying in the Parifh of Humble, and county of Eaft-Lothian. 'Fhefe Eitates will be expofed together or fcparately.—That of Leaßon confißs of about 750 Scotch Acres, or SlOO Englilh Statute Acres; and Plewland-Hill confifts of about 352 Scotch Acres, or 422 Engliflt Statute Acres, many all Arable, except- . ing what is Under-wood or Plantation. Each ERate affords a Freehold qt_ialification in the County, and hold, Blench of the Crown; ;uid has Right to the Tythcs, Parfonage, and V icara; e ; the St i Nod was augmented not many years ago; and the Maid,. and Church have been lately rebuilt, and the annual burthcns arc very (mall. The Lands of both Eftates arc of ezecitentiZiality, 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 an kinds of grain. The Lands are occupied by choice Tenants, at moderate Rents, particularly the Lcaflon Eflate, which is very improve able, and wdi roomed for the heft of IVlar..ets, being within Fifteen Males of Edinburgh, Six of Haddlngton, anti Eight of Dalkeith; and only Two front Coal and Lime, with good Roads to all 'bele Places. Both EitateJ arc inclofcd, and rub divided with Ditch and Hedge, or Stone Dykes. The I kids are well watered, and theltcred with broad Stripes or Belts of Planting. There are about t 43 Acres of the Properties Under-wood, having a number of old Trees on each Efface; and about 103 Acres of Fir Plantation, interfperfed with Larch and all kinds of bard Wood, above.thirty years old, in a thriving condition, and well laid out for beautifying the property as well as afford ing it (better. There woods, upon a late furvey, have been valued at dOOOL The Mullion-Houk of Leollon ftandq in a dry and warm Gtuation ; and may at a moderate Expence be made fit to ac commodate a large Family ; has a good Garden, and well- Rocked double Pigeon-houfe; and If the Purchafer of either Elate fkonld be inclined to build, or to feu to others, there are many fine Situations for Hodes; and being in the neigh bourhood of Lime, and plenty of Free-itone in the Grounds, and not far from Timber-markets, Buildings of any kind might be erected at an eafy expellee. The Rental of both ERates, putting a redcoat& yearly value on the Thinning' of the Plantations, exclufire of the Sale of grown Wood, is upwards of [Soot a year ; and though about 73 Ares, Park of Leattoo inclofuret, adjoining the Manhon, and 70 Acres of Pim land-hi 11, be out of Leafe to accommodate a Proprietor, theft are only here rated at the Offen made tor than by good Tenants. The Mate Is partly furrounded and haterfeetetl with Trost lag-rivulets; has upon It Pheafant, Partridge, Hare, and other Game, and is in the neighbourhood of Moor Game. Its eke bility for any Gentian= &firms of a Complete Mime fo near the Capital, and in Co good a neighbourhood, requires no Comment. For rarticulan apply to Alexander Grant, Flo. Writer to the Sigon, Ediahorib; or to Mars. Rots and Usk Sollidtoes lofweli-coort, London and joie Allan , at lb, flask or Lealtaamill hew dicricallfse. REPERTORY OFA RTS AND MANUFAC'T'URES. This day was pubilbed, price 21. Illuftnted with three Copper-plates, Nu M Br* 87, of THE REPERTORY of ARTS and MANU FACTURES: Containing, the Specifications of four Patents, viz. Mr. thrall's, for a Maclaine to chop, grind, riddle, and pound Bark ; and to beam Hides and Skins far the Tanner's ufe—Mr. Turnbull's, for new Procelfes and Appara tus for Bleaching—Mr. Adam's, for portable Telefcopes—Mr. Outit's, for Boxes to contain Painters' Colours, and for a la calcific method of arranging them.—Defcription of an Appara tus fur fu , ldenly difengaging Harks from Carriages--Accoupt of a new Eudiometer—On the caufcs of the Infalubrity of marfhy fituations--On the ufe of Steam for conveying heat from one place to another--On the Oil eatradted from the COINUS SA NOVIN uk—Obfervatioras on the Abe, of different kinds of Wood—On Opium, and the Method of obtaining it from the White Poppy—Correa Account of all new Patents granted. Sold at the R RRRRR oar Orrice, N 0.182, Fleet.ltrcet : Alfo by Robinfons and Synictuds, Pate n ull ; liugdsle, Dublin ; Remnant, Hamburg h; and by all other Bookfcllers. Of whom may be had, Complete Sets of this Work, which is intentled to Nutt • perpetual Reefer of ufeful Dificoveries. It aktady contains upward , of 340 (pacific:olms of Paton Inventions ; a great VA ' nay of ot'ler interettiug matter, wafting of original tommu ' tdeations fr m =Met individuals ; and felealons from the Tranfadloos of the li" , fochlcal Societies of all Nations. ll lultrated with ab :ut too Copperplates. This day was publifhed, price 6s. in Boards, printed in the fame fixed type and of the fame Axe and thicknefs r Keariley's Pocket Peerage, THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WIT; or LOUNGER's LIBRARY; containing not only all the belt Pleas of WIT and HUMOUR to be found in previous Colledions, but alfo feveral thoufand articles additional , in part, feledted from farce books; in part, origin*/ ; and, In part, tranliated from foreign languages. A complete and comprchenfive collettion of pieces of wit, fuperior to the vulgar and hackneyed jokes of Joe Miller, and divefted of the indecescks which have difgraced former collec tions of this nature, bas long been a defideratum among books. the ENCYCLOPEDIA or WIT has been compiled, with an ex- Tcfs view to fupply the elating deficiency, by a gentleman, who, during a long and *dive life, has made it his aniufarient, to colic& materials for inch a work from every paliltsk (sure, and It will fearcely fail to be admitted as an agreeable ompa nion into every Yoftehaife, Parlour-window, Summe C r-bottle, Coffee-houfe, Pub& Reading-room, Book-cafe, Captain's Ca bin, Patentee's Cabin, Oaken' Mefs,and Loungers Pocket. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71,St.Paurs Church-yard; fold' by T. Hoeft, and Wall and Hughes, Paternolter.row ; Warn and Spence, York; E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; J. Archer, Dublin; by the Libraries at Brighton, Margate, Ranifpte, Weymouth, Buxton, Matlock, Seasborousti, liarrowtatt, Terry, Swan ks, and other places of falltionable Sununu retort; and by all other Bookiefiers. N.B. For the accommodation of the trade, Mr. Phillips will, at any time, exchange for airy other of his publications, sew, ciao, and pesisdi copies of this Wad. OAK TIMBER—FELLED THIS SEASON. Tu he fold, Auguf r one or more lots, FIVE HUNDRED OAK TREES, well adapted for Ship Bral,'inL7, beir.g very compafs,with grroil Knees, lying cow/el:4.11: fur W.-.tcr Car7iate.-I , lquire at the Niiw Inn, W1;,..10ck Wharf, near Sanlnch, ; or of Mr. Juhri Farmer, vrlm vill (Lew the Timber LION INN, KIDDERMINSTFR. TO BE LE l' and entt: - ,1 upon immediately., rHE truly commodious and convenient 3 ;NN and if.‘ V ERN, now in full Butinefi, and elegantly Etted up, &Airily iltulted in the Town of Kidderminfter, in the County of WoreAttr, with capital Stabling for eighty Horfes, Co.itlido , u, and every intcrflary convenience fur carrying.on the !mike:ping and Porting Bufinefs; fituated on the much accullomed Ruad Wading front Bath and Briftol to Holyhead, midway lit twcen Woreefter and lirldgenonh, be ing about fourteen miles diftance from ach place, together with it Bcm4ing tireen, and about twenty-five Acres of curd. lent Lind:lying cotitignuus thereto. the only Inn in Kidderininfter, at which Chaifes are kept. Tht Road is now being put in the molt compleat re pair, and the Bufinefs i., greatly imitating, and part of at "biting Burwell from Holyhead through Shrewfbury to Lon , dbn has latelybeen taken through Kiddermitifter, it being nearer than through Birmingham. The Houfdhold Furniture and Stock to be taken at a fair Valuation, and more L..nd may be had if required. For Particulars apply to Mr. Turner, Park-hall, near Kid derminiter; or to. Mr. Fallen, Attorney-at-Law, in Kidder minfter. - MONMOUTH. to BF SOLD BY AUCTION, In September next, unlefs previoufly difpofed of by Private Oreintraet, of which firm ly notice will be given, VALUABLE and truly deferableFß EE HOLD ,;STATE, cot:filling of fuedry improvable Farms, call,-1 Halton:, Colton, 131.ickmoor, Cadangro, and Graige Farms, containing 455 Acres of rich Arable, Pafture, e and Woodland, together with Grofmout Wood Tithes, extend- i t inn over 574 Acres of rich Land, fituate in the Paddies of Langattock, St. Vaughan's, Rockfiekl, and Skenfreth, in a dry airy Stuation, cpmmandisig agreeable Profpeds of the ad jacent Country, bounded in part by the River Monow, and the Turnpike Road, fix miles from Monmouth. Further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Ern. bry, Monmouth, ltho will thew the Premifes; and to Mars. Hoslikinfon and Co. Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel-Brett, Strand, who ::re authorized to treat for the fame. - GLOUCESTERSHIRE. To be Sold by Auelion, on Wednefday the 4th day of Novem ber, in Lots, by J. Hui:MUNSON grad CO, ATRULY deferable and Improvable FREE. HOLD ESTATE, fix miles from Gloutelter, One from Stroud. tt from Cli,ltwham, and 28 from Briftol ; confining of the :nailer of Painfwick, extending over feveral Thoufand Acres of Latid,with Fi nes,Chief Rents, Quit Rents, and lieriota iffuing out of nearly ;ar:. diff:rent CopyladTenements,within the laid Manor. Alfo, a C spiral Manor Farm, with Houk, requifire o:fices, Garden and pleafure Ground, 363 Acres at Arabic Meadow palture and Woodland, beautifully furrows& ing the Hoi with two lriprovahle and valuable Streams of Water, uniti4sna running through the Farm. And alfo, 449 Acres of Inelofed Woodlands and M'ailes, well (locked with Beach, Oak, and Ads Trtcs, lying within the Manor ; toge slier with the T.. 14 of the Marker of Painfwicli. The what capable of %cry great improvenwnt both fur pleafure and profit, and ni.y be rcal.nably efiimated at toccl. per Annum. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Wm. Baylis, of Pala. Wick, who will flicw the Prentifes ; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney, of Meffrs. T. and W. Dunn, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn; and of Mel I s. Kailikinfon and Co. Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel. Wert, London, where a plan of the Eltate may be fees. TO - BE SOLD. Purfuint to a Decrze of the Corrt of Chancery, made in a Cafe, Milky a jaitoft Malley, before a Perfon appointed by J, hn Campbell, Elquire, one of the Matters of the fad Court—hi One Lot, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the Pa riches of Llaullowcl and Lanhiffent, in the centre of the Courty of Monmouth, and on the Banks of the River Ulke, confliting of a Meffuzge, Yards, Barns, Stables, Gardens, Or. chards, and czar aso Act-, sof Arable, Pafture, Meadow, and Wigidland, with a confidershlc quantity of Timber, and the growth of Underwood, in the occupation of Mr. J ,tnes Prit. chard, fume time in October next, at the Town of Ufke,beinz part of the Real leltate late of Elizabeth Money, widow, de ccafed.—Particulars may be hid (gratis) at the Defies of the laid John Campbell, Elq. in Southampton-buildings, Chan cery-lane, London; at the Offices of Mr. Philpot, Red Lion fquare ; Mr. Lee, T. afield-court, Inner Temple, London ; and of Mr. Alexander Jones, of Lae; or of Mr. James Prit. chard, on the Premifes. AMERICAN I.ANDS-S'CA'B OF PENNSYLVANIA. TO lIE SOLI) Hy PRIVAT) CONTRACT, By Mr. FILLD, In One or more Lots, EIGHT TRACKS of LAND containing 3155 Acres of a good Soil, well Timbered, and abounding with Lime-ftone; firuat,d in Lyronting County, about five Miles frdm the Well Branch of the river Sufguehanna, near 50 Miles firm the town of Northumberland, and about 15 Miles from Williamfport, the County town : a good Road from the River, which Is navigable, paffes through the Elate, being within five Miles of a good Settlement. Alto Sixteen Tracks, containing 6166 Acres; fituated In Somerfet County, formerly part rat Bedford County, about 35 Miles from Bedford, the fame diftanec from the County Town of Somerfet, and near ;n Miles from Bcula (the Welch Settle ment). Shade Creek, which runs through the Land, empties into the Conamaugh River; the Soil is generally very good, the furfacc nearly level, and well covered with ftrong luxuriant imber.--All the above Lands are natented by the State.... Draughts may be fern, and further Particulars known by ar plying to Mr. Field, Audtioneer, Union-ftrcet, Southwark. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, MO be SOLD by AUCTION, in Lots, at the Swan Inn, Bradford, Wilts, on Monday the 14th of Au. guR MIL between the boo) a of Four and Five in the afternoon, I.nt r. Con Gas of a Capital well-built Manflou-soufe, with ext, nil ve and convenient offices, double coach-houfe, ftabling for 12 boric', Yards, Gardens, and appurtenances, Rtuatc in the town of Bradford dor:raid, and late in the occupation of Mrs. Tugwell, deccafed.—The offices are large and commodions, and at a final) espence might be made convenient and defirable for carrying on the (loathing Bufinefs. A Tenement, fituatc on Drcwec's-Hill, in the occupation of George Grift.—A Tenement, adjoining the above, in the occu pation of John Shepherd, with large and convenient offices for a Cloth-Worker—Two Tenements, fituate in Pippet-flreet, In the occupation o Tames Blmham—The above Tenements ad j .ln the garden; c f the klanfion-houfe. A Clufe 01 Failure Ground, king at Woolley in the parifh of Bradfard, aforcfaid, called and known by the name of King's- Flittcontaining by eltimatian four acres, more or ids. a. Two dole; of Meadow or Failure Ground, lying aka fo at WooUcy afar 'laid, known by the name of Pinch-Mead, and Upper Pinch-Mead,cocraming by eillmadon item acres, be the fame more or left. Lot 3. Twn (Ties of Meadow or Pafture Ground, at Woolley of wei-id, called and known by the name and Lower Paddocks, and containing 11 acres, be more or It Is. For pertkuhr4 am! view of the fcveral Efface, appl: Oudot;lick, Bra.iturcl. I, Wing atfo :of Upper : the fame 'ply to Mr