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\ ~ •T ; • , . . 'IN . .A.......i„,.. • S , v 4 , ~.......,,,,... , . ... „r- vIJ j.! NUMBLR 4240' 11ANOVER..SQNARE CONCERT ROOMS. "KNISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an JVI ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now wren and will madam every Day (Sundays ciceptcd,) from l• toe in he Morning till Evening. •.• Admittance One Shilling. PASSAGE FROM DOVER TO OSTEND. APT. J. U. RUTTER of the BRITISH nut; U. Capt. J. HUBBAP.D of the MININVA, (Paftage tak:, in the Service of Metes. LATIUM. Rica, and Co.) nee refpcetfully acquaint the Nobility, and thole waists in n7rot travelling to the Condiment by way of °Rend, that their , V get% which are fitted up in a vary fuperior ayle for the calm. yancc of Pittenger% C Horfes, at e. will fail re go/arly from Dover every W=llTy and Saturday for Oftcnd imetsm the Sume.ce.—Dover, ssd May, ans. ADARK BROWN HORSE, remarkably lining, carrying bead high, nicked, Deem hands high, wintieg half an inch—was given by a Gentkritan to a non, in me i un.ince a 1-aboarer, to hold. on the North or libiborwelm fo e o t ..lcolts'•-han•ricib, as Wedndday, the t6tb of June Lit, between the Hours of Fight and Nine in the Evening, in went off with the Hoeft, and has not glace been btard of, or the Horfe returneda—Wlsofoever wing/W.lnel information, at No. 3, I.incohi's-lon-Flchis, as will procure the dffrovery of the Paid Offender, and the recovery of the Hock, ilsaff re care Thirty GuinLas Reward. NEW MUSIC, Pobbthed by J. sad T. Carpeoscs, Old Bood-lbeet. . W HEN rime, who Atlas ovt ytars awn." A Med—. The Words and Mode by T Miosi,Efq. • Ob. Lady fair." A Mad tarns.= Voices. TM Must and **anis by Timms s Moose; Efq. Pride 3s. • • Coats elide lases of Ponce." A. Gies for nose Voisin. Tbe ?Mk and Words by as iter. W. L. Bovocss, M.A. ?rice 31. This ads vras publiflsed. 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CY The S.cood Part of this Work may be had feparatcly, in Three Volumes. price in boards aL The Difertation on the Golpils may afro be had feparately, price In boards ss. • THE MEDICAL JOURNAL. THE. Public are refpeefully informed that the J• FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of the ME DICAL and PHYSICAL JOURNAL, concluded by Mann , DATTT, and NOCRDEN, will be publilhed no the FINST D•r or Ja .YWiestt and ' , Crites wbo are difpofed to take it in may bs ram (applied by all Bookfelicra No. t , St. PidllChureb-hard, PUN 4, t Sos. A NEVA NOVEL. This day was publifhed, in Two Vols. price 9s. in Boards, I OMULUS: A Romance of Ancient Times. Ttunflated from the admired original of LA FOMTA:It I, Author of the Power of Love, and of other ells-lined Novels By the Rev. Mr. WILL. Prlrted for R. Pm stirs, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-yard. KOTZEBUE' EXILE INTO SIBERIA. TAU day wee publithed, in 3 vols. Foolfcap Svo. price iss. in boards, crahelilbed with three Engravings, THE LOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN THE LIFE OF AUGUTI*US VON KOTZEBUE. con taining a full Account of his late EXILE and JOURNEY into SIBERIA, and of the ether retraordinsry !widest* which hap pened to him in Rulßa, with authentic p , ttieulars relative to the prefent Stzte of the interior of the Ruffian Empire, and tscw and curioas Anecdotes of the Court of l'etcrlburgh,„ WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. Tranffated front the Gamin, under the fuperintendanet of tbc Author, by the Rev. B. IIERESIORD, tnglith Ledurcr to the Qum of Profits. Prima far Richard Phillips. No. 71, St. Paul's Church red ; and to he had of all Ilookfellers. This day waspublithsal, hi a frn 111 Pocket Volume, Price Five Shillings bound in Red, illnitratcd with a 1414, of all the Roads between London and Paris : a Pim of Paris ; a Map of the French Republic ; and fever. 1 other Co es; TILE ENGLISHMAN's COMPANION in a JOURNEY to PARIS, contairdog : t. 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In Twenty-five portable Volumes. f rriE Third Volume of this Work was pub- Hilted en the tft day of Match. containing the HISTORY of CR Lt.CE. from the earlitit Periods to the End of the Pelo yeetttan War t an,l mvy be had of all r.Spedable Bookie'. :n Town sod Country. be Pninh V4usne, wmtairtintr the remalwder of his HIS- Vir of ORLECE. was publilbral on tha Sat. of ApriL 'flee two %s hams contain a eompikte Hißory of Greece, .....rued with a Map, and two bortatiful riagravinr. And r ••tr .iergturedatlon of perfuns who with to purehafe the c• c.n, oc, for any other tingle i uftory, every Volume c a patio:Lir Thltivige, atiapt,..l to its repealve Wi tt 1 ?M Alegi*? 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The Publifbers take the liberty of alluring the Public, that the above are true Copies of I.avater's Drawings, the whole of which were executed about the year typ 7, and may therefore be mob:lend as nearly the loft Works of that celebrated Genius. The inetriptions in German and French at the bottom of each Plate, are afkr friile of Lavatcr's own Writing under the ori ginal Drawings; and the Engtith Tranfiltions have been given as literal as Kahle. To fay any thing of the Work of rich a diftinguilbed Maftcr is unnereffiry : They man only beg leave to ohferve, that finer tupdels for teaching to draw the bold and corret't outline of the human figure, were never offered to the Public. This day were publifited, price t s. 6d. THE Civil and Religious ADVANTAGES of the late WAR; a SERMON, preached in the Parini Cburch of Meriham, in Kent, on the day appointed for the Ge neral Thank:giving. By the Author of Thoughts on the Preliminary Articles of Peace. Sold by Airington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Richardfon Royal liitchange ; Faultier, New Bond-ftrcst ; Reynolds, No. 13y, Otford-greet; Hatchard, No. zoo, Piccadilly; and Di dier and Tibbet, St. James's-Rrect. . " This day was publithed, price (4. 6d. in board& A PLEA for RELIGION and the SACRED WarriNGS: addreffed to the Difciples of Tho-nas Piing and wavering Minims of ever, perfuafion. With an Appendix. containing the Author's determination to have re inquilhed his Charge in the Iftablilited Church, and the rea ilms on which that determination was founded. By the late Rev. DAVID SIMPSON, M. A. London : Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry; where Mr. Simplon 's other publications may be hel. This day Were poblifhed, price 4*. to boards, CASES explanatory of the RULES of EVI. DENcE, before COMMITTEES of ELECTION of the HOUSE of COMMONS. Compiled from the Reports of the Trials of CON I'ROVERTED ELECTIONS before fuchCom mitteesd—By T. E. TOM LINS, Barrifter at Law. Printed for J. 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Thole Numbers which were out of Print being now replaced, the Public may be (applied with complete Sets In 6 Vols. price 31. lain boards; and *very fcw remaining Copies may be had of the Royal Paper, beautifully printed and hot-preffed, price bi. Lis. in boards. Of J. Coming may likcwifc be had, Dr. Anderfon's Elfays on Agriculture and Rural Affairs, the fifth Edition, in 3 Vols. 8•o. price aL 71. in boards; and all the Dr.'s other Works. PELICAN LIFE.OFFICE, LOMBARD-STREET. IN Consideration of the return of Peace, the Di rectors of this Office think it proper to give Notice, that the Condition of their Policies for Llfis-Infurance, hitherto li mited by their p/ote.d Proporals, to " ferric/ Stain in entity with his Mojejty: will in future remain in force in all parts of Europe, with the ufual exception as to the dcmik of any In lured Perron on the high Seas.—And that all Policies of this Office, now extant, that] have the benefit of this extention, as fully, as if the fame were declared thereon by embarkment.— And as the benefits of Life-Infurance would be rendered more 'auk, and prove more fatisfaargy to all Perrone interefted t herein, were fuck Policies to cover the rift of the Seas, the Di odors will be ready to extend the conditions of any Policy of t heir Office already Hiked, or which may be hereafter granted, ,o iodide the rift of dying NI the bier Seas, at fuch additional Rates, as a cording to diftauee, Seaton, Climate and Voyage, ikall be found fidtabk. _ _ _ Nerd and Military Officers, as well as ?rem: Chill C4a dik. at remote Stations, or on bug Voyages, saving frequently had oecafio.t to make Infurances on their Lives at tiffs MCC," have found the Rates and Coadidona nadonable and acceptable. By Order of the Board, PETER BOWERS, Soc. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, STaASD AND Coannitt, VSTABLISHED for the Infurance of Houfes, Manufactories, Goods and Merehandife, Ships, Vedas, Barges, and every kind of Craft. with their Freight, Cargoes, and Stores,in any Harbour, River, or on any Naviga tion, Farming Stock, and all other Property, againft Loft or Da mage by Fire in any part of Great Britain. The Directors have endeavoured to make fuels arrangements as fhould be more fultabk to promote the Benefits of Fire In finance than thole' of the old mode. Extended commerce, en. !aged nsanufaCtories, great accumulation of property, and a variety of collateral eircumftances, rendered it abfoluttsly nett& fary to make variations in Firs Infurance, to avoid the errors . whicn from time to time had been difeoverecl,but never amended. The Ihttilla Fire OM= has made feveral amendments, and fuch as have induced a very confiderable number of the fir* filerchants,Traders, and ManufaCturersto give it a molt deei dal preference ;and they requeft the particular attention of the Merchants and Brokers to their Rates for Shipping Infurances, calculated to meet their peculiar and various in terefts. The Capital of the Belden Fire Office, and the refpeliability of its Proprietary, renders any obfermtion on its Stability un needfary, and the characters of the Managers place them above the poSbility of running into wild or fanciful (acmes to ob tain Bufinefs : an the rules, regulations, tams, and conditions, have been maturity weighed and confide:ed, and will be found, on referents to the printed Propofals, to contain every thing fair and equitable. To Farmers, the new Mode of infuring Agricultural Stock is recommended, wheels only requires a value upon each fpecies of Grain, in whatever beilding,or on whatever part of the Farm It may be, at a premium of p. per cent. per annum, and prevents the Jamul-it) , attached to the old Mode now in practice with the other lamas= 011 ea ; but Me Britifh Fire Oaks will, whescver &fired, willingly grant Infuratice ass the old mode. Lures by Fire from Lightning are made good, and in cafes of Infurance on Freehold Property, the benefit of the Polley will defeend to chore pagans who mar be legally entitled totbe (ante, until the next payment on the Policy becomes due, without notice being given to the Office. easel Igarerrnir? at M gummy Dui; me hoped maga 15 D. 7 Merl 0rt,,4 the Imelitg the Policy wink* ; hal !greases; wry ie eememel after, reidert the norms of a any Pais,. Printed Propofals and Conditions of Infurance, and a Lilt of the Diredors, Traftess, fice. may be had gratis of their Agents in all the Chic= andpriocip.d Towns in the Kingdom. Notice is hereby given that a Dividend,doe at Lady-day lift, .ispayabk to the limprictort. ROBAILT WILTON, bee. FIRST ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for tyhz. Bqins Drawing the ad of Auguft. THE Tickets are divided into Halves, Otlinters, Eighth., and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BUitThlE. and Co. Stook-Broken, at their Staw Lottery Office, N 0.93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where rife on their ac count. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of cash. of 4 20,0x0 a - 30,000 a - - 5,030 2,000 3,000 50a 4 - 8 - 20 - •t - ?AP - 7,131 Prizes 16,869 Blanks 'Co SO 19 Total Valoc. £ 40,000 20,000 - lopoo • 4.c 60 - 4,000 . 4, 00 0 2,000 1,050 . , • 133,950 CAPITALS : £ 220,060 Firit-drawericket, 5,000 Firit-drawn, sth Day, Sox) Ditto. ad Day spew Ditto, 6th Day, axon Ditto, 3cl Day tom* Ditto, 7th Day, 10400 Ditto, 4th Day, 20006 Ditto, Bth Day, lox* The drawing, which veil be concluded in eight days, will be canduded on the following Plan : To commence on Mon day the ad of Auguft ; fecond day, Thurfday the sth Auguß ; and every (=ceding Monday and Tburfday till the a6tit.— The intermediate days will be appropriated to the payment of Prizes, and Sale of indrawn Tkkets and Shares. All Shares foldat this Once will be Ramped agreeable to MI of Parliament. and alto with the Crown, and round it " HAZARD & CO:s LOTTiIIY OPTICt." j, r>, peR Par duly Nimrod, sad Scbanes gratis, SATURDAY, 7UNE 19, Imo2 NOtTHAMPTONSHIRE. T a Meeting of the Gentry, Clergy, Free holden and other Inhabitants of the County of Nonh hanipton, held at the County Hall in Northampton, on Monday therath day of June, Olen, ROBERT CARY ELWES, Efq. Sheriff, in the Chair, The following Addrefs was nnanimoully approved of, via. To the KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. We, your Majelly's molt dutiful and loyal fulled', the High Sheriff. Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders, and other Inhabitants of the County of Northampton, beg kave to approach your Throne. scab our molt fincere and cordial congratulations on the return of public tranquility. We rejoice that the arduous conteft in which this country has been ft" long engaged. has by the favour of Divine PROVI. oateea been brought to a eoncluSon; and we contemplate with gratitude and fatist tetion toe :pith and bravery, which have fo eminently diftingui flied your Beets and armies, anti the laudable efforts of all ranks of your fubjedis in fupport of their Religion, their Laws, and their Independence. We afore your Majefty, that conftaat as the exertions, and great and ferious as the (acacia, have been, which we have made during the War, we Mall be ready to renew them with equal fpirit and perfeverance, if from unavoidable caufes they hereafter ihat.ii be required, for the jolt defence of your Ma jeftyl dignity and honour, and the !murky and welfare of the • Empire. - We flatter ourfelves that fuch an event is far diftant, and it is our carneft prayer, that thc I)::ffings of Peace may la.t conti nued to us, and thatiyour ?staidly may ' , wag live to aim fs the of • feetion and attachment of an happy, loyal, and linked people. Refolved, That thc *dards be fined by the High S'aeriff, in the name of the County, and that the High Sheriff and the Members for the County, he respietted to pro:fait the fame. Refolved, That the thanks of this Meeting I= °tiered to Sir William Wake and Mr. Dolben, for having Iv ably moved and fleeced...tithe Addrefs. _ _ . _ _ . _ _ . Re:Calved, That the thwilts of tlik Meeting be offered to the High Sheriff, fur having convened the County, and for his eon dud on this they. • Related, Ti. 4 the Mdrefs and thefe Refolutions be inferted in the Northampton Mercury, and MC ST Alt and Sun papers. kefolved, Tint the thanks of the County S: given to the Yeuroanty Cavalry, and the other Loy.d Volunteer Corps of the County and 'Fawn of Nut thaupton, for their effential Cer vices during the war. GRAND JUNCTION CANAL, PADDINGTON. A WEEKLY BOAT, for the Conveyance of a- PASSENGERS. PARCELS, and L UGGAG F, between London, Stony Suatford, and Suckinaham, and all the other Intermediate Places, as IT:bridge, Rickmankvorth, Caiblo Bridge, The jendlion w:[l2 the Wen. dover Collateral Cut, near Trirg, _ . King's Langley, Leighton•Eitutard, Two Waters, near Hood Fenny Stratfard, Hempfteat, Great Linford, near Newport Great Did kharnfted, Pa,nl gl, And other Towns, Villages, and Placuip on eie Line of this Canal, throughout the Counties of Middlcfez. 1-I , :rtfond, Bed ford, and Buckingham, will be immediately efbbl•ihtsl by HENRY WEEKS. The Boat will fet off, for the fiat time, from the Bafon at Paddington, on Tucfday next, precifely at five o'clock in the afternoon ; will continue to fet off at the fame time, every fol- I lowing Tuefday ; and will always arrive at Buckingham early the following evening. Will leave Buckingham every Thurfday afternoon at Three o'Cloek, and arrive at London every Friday afternoon. H. War as alto propores to eftablifh a feparate FLY BOAT, to accompany the raid Paffage Boat, with Goods of all deferip nous. between London and Buckingham. The charges for Palfengcrs, Parcels, I.uggage, and Goods, will be fixed on the molt moderate terms. The Paßilge Boat from Paddington to Uxbridge, will con tinue to fct off as ufual, every Morning at Eight o'Clock ; and to leave Uxbridge on its return every Afternoon at Four o'Clack; but the Boat every Morning from Uxbridge, and returning at Five in the Afternoon, will be from this time difiontinued. Far all further particulars and information, apply to Mr. H. Ws XS, or his Agents, at No. 67, Edgcware Road, London, June 17, 1802. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY; GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are refpcdfully informcd, J. BURGESS and Soa's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the famemanner that has obtained Inch univerfal approbation for many years pft. The long jußly acquired fuperiorlty of that Article is fully confirmed hi the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perim % refident in all parts of tke World, and having Rood the telt of trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa- Males, &c. in pnrchattog the fame, as none is to be had of TIICIR Lt.() IN c, but at their Warchoufe as under. Every other Article In the Oil Trade for family ufe. of the _ _ belt quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS. CAPTAINS of SHIPS, Ste. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplled upon the horteft notice for the EaR and Wen Indica, Ste. Warchoufe, No. toy, corner ofSavoy Steps, • Strand, London. For Ilse convonesi;e of Families in Scotland, they have ap pointed Mars. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, their fele Agents for FM Sauces. [PELIC.E SI74PFNC/8. To the Worthy and IndependLnt LIVERYMEN of the CITY of LoNDe:r. GEN I'LLNILN, been defied in the rnnll flattering manner, an Alderman of th:. great Corium (dal City. and bring :unlimited by the very favourable rec..prion I have met with or m ) . pt.rional Canvaf.i, I trult it vellfritr be thought prefurning in me to folirit the Honour to be cleat(' one of your RE PR sEN ATM rs in the editing PArligment If a rcii,leime of Thirty Year s , 3nria coniLnt mtentlo.i to an extenfive Mercantile Concern, with which the general intercity of Trade have been eonneettil, lhould indur..• v'.o to titioic me properly qualified for fo important and honourabl.. a Situation. and entitle me to your zunfidence, you mairelv on tn' zealous Attachment to our glorious Conititudon, and a firm deter mination to watch with peculiar can: goer the RihtY and Pri vilege* of my Fellow Citizen*. I have the honour to fubfcribe myfelle—Your ever faithful and obedient humble Servant, NViliiatri-fireet, Chatham-place. CHARLES PRICE. June t 3, tBos. To the LONDON DOCK PROPRIETORS. /ADM! AND ONNTLIMEN, _ IT was not my intention to have troubled yntt until a Vacancy l;ad b.:,:ts regularly declared by your Court of Direffiors. Your Suffrages having, however, berm folicited without waiting filch Declaration, permit me with the utmolt diffidence to offer myfelf as a Candidate, to become tuna the Di- RECTORS of the I.ONDON DOCK COMPANY; and, Osould I by your hindnefs be placed in that honourable fituation, I (hall en deavour to prove, by due attention to the intereit of the Corpora tion, that 1 have not been unworthy of your confidence. 1 hate the honour to be, Ladles and Gentlemen, Your very obedient Servant, Blackheath-hill, June is. P. LAWRIE. TO Be PEREMPTORILY SOLD, URSUANT to an Order of the ifitToin't P. of Chancery, made in a Caufe the Earl of accles fi eld againft BLaeltall, before Edward Leeds, Efq. one of the Ma ters ot the Paid Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southamp ton Buildings, Chancery-Irate, Loudon, in st Lov, on Mott day the slit and Tuefilay the aid days of June, aos, be tween the hours of five and fit o'clock in tl , c Afternean : Sundry FRI EHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, late of Thomas Biackall, Ffq. deeeafed, &nate in the C.verill Pa riffles of iflington, flornky, and Hackney, in the County of Milidletim; in the Parlib of Hltchin, in the County of Hert ford; in the Parifh of Appleton, in the County of Berks; at Swallow-fields near the rend from Reading to Bafingftoke, in the laid county of Berka, and is the City of Coventry ; and alto one Burr in the New River Company, and five Talk Tow. tine Debentures of tool. each. Particulars may be bad at the laid Maftres Chamber% Southampton-building; of Mars. Graham, Lincoln's-inn; of Mr. Homer, Thome, Oxfordshire; of Mr. Bade, Hitchin ; of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land-Surveyor, Richmond, Surry; and of Mr.l bonus Grimes, White Bear Inn .Coventry. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Conrt of Chancery, made in a Caufe gayer v. Walbanke, before John Simeon, Efq. we of the Meters of the laid Court, at the Public Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, in Southamp ton-buildings, London. on Thurfday the Bth day of July next. hetween the Hours of Five and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Four Lots:—Certain FREEHOLD ESTATRS, bate of Thonus Martin, Efq. fituate in the City of London, at the Town of Kingfton.upon-Hull, and at Middleton in the County of York, confuting of Two Meffuages or Tenements, the one, No. 43. in Thames-R.l.w, London, now in the occupation of ' Mr. John Porter; and the other, No. 1 in Mincing-lane. London, now in the occupation of M r. Har ris. The fail Free hold Efate, at Kiogfton-upon-Hull aforefaid, confifts of five Meffuages or Tenements, fituate in Lowgate-ftrect, Hull; and the raid Eftatc at Middleton, confifts of a Cottage and Garth, and Ni4e Acres of Land, now in the occupation of Richard Graham. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the raid Matter's Chambi.rs; of Mr. John Szephenfan, Solicitor, No. 7, Gray's Inn Square ;of Mr William Robins, Solicitor, Warwick -court. Ho burn; of William Walbanke,,Efq. Sowerby, near Thirfk, Yorkflaire; and of Mr. Henry Stephrofon, North- (Erect, York DEVONSHIRE--Some time in the Month of Augult Seat " WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 'THE FREEHOLD MANOR of WEMBURY A- in the Neighbourhood of Plymouth, confining of a va luable Finlay, feveral Farms containing 889 A. 3 R. a a P. of very improvable Land, chiefly Tithe Frcc, and Ict on Rack Rent Leaks, for Terms nearly expired, at the Rent of 826 L zos. ad. only—And Three Tenements containing 55 A. oR. z 6 P. on Leafes for Lives, of the Yearly Value of The Eltate affords moll beautiful and extentive Profpcdts by Sea and Land ; and brudes its improvaple advantages, is very eligible for Building on. Auy Perfuu latently inclined to become a Purehafer of this Eftate May apply, before the Time of Sale, for Particulars, to Meas. Elford and Foot, Plymouth Dock ; or to Mars. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce., Craig's -court. FREEHOLD ESTATES, DORSET. TO BE 601. D, together or in feparate Parcels, AREMARKABLY fine ESTATE, in the whole about Soo Acres, of which a great Proportion is Meadow Land and Upland Failure, part wat.rtd and further part capable of being watered ; aifo eztenfive Orcharding. The EJtate is divided into Three Farms, called CHILDHAY FARM, LOW DOWN FARM, and CREENHAM's, the Annual Value of mot and prefumcd to be very improvable. They are ( - Mute in the Peril's of Broadwinfor, within an eafy dillance from Beamilter, Chard, and Crewkerne; the Soil in general is remarkably deep and rich, equal to any of the mat crdle Parts of the Country; very favourable to Stock as well as for Corn. Upon Low Down there is a Leafe for IsEour Years only, from Lady Day UR; en Greenlum's, for Orel Years only, from the fame time; and of Childhay Farm, near 40 0 Acres, Potreffion may be had at Lady Day next. Principali will be treated with upon reference to Miffs*. Hanlon and Birch, Solicitors, No. 6, Chancery-lane, London ; or to Thomas SalefLury, Efq. Fordingtou, near Deniselhr, who will furnith till Yartieulars, and give Orders for the Ettates being viewed. VALUABLE MEDICINAL WATERS. WILTSHIRE HOLT SPA. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.--By, R. KNIGHT, On the prensiies, on Tuefday, the apth• of Jane, 18oz, at Three o'Cloek in the Afternoon, • THAT celebrated MEDICINAL :PRING, called the WILTSHIRG HOLT EPA. which for more than a Century pail has preferred an unrivalled ezedlektee in the cure of Scrofulous and Scorbutic complaints, tealmamies of their virtues having been received from an ff glarinoft eminent of the Faculty in this kingdom. A clinvenierit Pump Room enciofes the Spring, which has a good Dwi4tnitttoge adjoining. In the fame Lot w/11 be fold, the Great Lodging Hotife—.. which contains ra Sleeping Rooms, fix Garrets, four Parlours an Alterably Roan, two Kitchens, and fultable Offices, :bug; Garden, and Meadow of 3 Acres — Alto a neat Dwelling.houfe, (even Cottages and Gardens—the whole Freehold and cont. guous, The Great Houfc it well adapted for a Boarding School, the fituation being healthful and pleafant. Efilmated Rents amount to yo!. exclufive of the Waters, an attention to which omit render them profitable to a purchafer. 'lie Proprietor, (olicitous of preventing a difappointment let Gentlemen difpnfed to purdinfe, Intends putting up the premileit ..t zcoo Guineas, and to fell without further referee. For Viewing and Particulars apply oa the Prernifes; to Mr. Mende, Attorney at Law, Mclkfoant; or the Audiontier. De. vines. N. B. On the rune day will be fold 4 &agog sire Ems , niters of :he arrar nAsift. ...r.