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V' _ . . . . _. .. .. , . ii.- • • • c - -44' ~. ,--:. iiv - 49P' 4 44 1111111 k _ , • I 0 , , a , 4 . t • •S 1 1 Itia , .•• , I I , rI 4 mi... ,•• 111 ' •'",`..,...-,---," • ' ,I llt Pr. -• ' - -1) -. • , •if - Nu - misit:Jigioa SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1801. [FAKE SIX-PENCE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY - NEX l r;' Oekober 5, their MijCBICI Servants will ad a Trairedy, called GEORGE gAR Nlfit ELL. orbe,tood, Mr. POWELL ; parnwell, Mr. PACKET( ; Omura Barnwell, Mr. C. XEMELE ; Truman, Mr. HOLLAND; Malt, Mr: SUS-MONT ; Maria, Mrs. SONTLEY Millwood, Mrs. PpIRELL ; Lucy. Mlle POPE.. Alto Ste Tragedy win be aged the Rotisance of LODOIS ICA. On tneday, (for the fourth time this ion) the,Tragedy Wf Kim Richard the Third. Ang oo Thurfilay sod Saturday, Mrs. Blair:sten will ap se ThestirAL dig ChasaCtor of hLaadasw, to the t brera a A VON"! t ItlOTormagy4Rl comsat ROOMS: I - 01‘4188 LINWOOP's EXHIBITION, with ADDITIONAL. PICIIIItES, t. re-opened, and will continue every Day, (Sandsfo excepted), front Nine in the morning tfll mcning.—Admittance One Shilling. VALUABLE BUILDING MATERIALS, SUPEitiii ; XTUARY, CHIMNEY-PIECES, AND FURNITURE, FONTHILL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, 'On the Premifes, on Wedoefday, the 7th of o.ftober next, and folicnefog days, at Eleven o'clock, ' [' HE Valuable BUILDING MATERIALS of the TWO WINDS and OFFICES, of FONTHILL MANSION, WILTS, the Property of WM. BF.CKFORD, Eft compelling the copper and lead covering, falba, doors, vrainfeotting, floors, pavements, }tone ltaircafes, iron halal trades, forty fold Ronc columns and pilafters, and the Bone which forms the colonnade; Rout mahogany d oors, formed of choice and beautiful wood; magnificent ftatuary chimney-pieces, enriched by ftatuary figures, 4 and 3 feet high, fupporting the mantles, of exquiite feuipture, and clallically deigned. To gether with the furniture of two fuits of rooms, comp-Mos two large pier and chimney glaffes, a few piftures, Atelier and Bcah flown, chain, tables, bedding, and mifeellaneous articles of utility. May be publicly viewed tilt the dine of Sale, by Catalogues, to beihnd at Meffrs. Foals:ll4nd Fryer's, Old Cavendith-greet ; and of Mr. Phillips, New Bond-ltreet, at as. each. Alfu, on the *mites; at the White Hart, Satifintry; Star, Andover; . Bride's Weymouth; and of the Printers of the SaMbur,-, Sherbourne, Bath, Derchefter, Exeter, Brilloi, and Portlmouth Papers. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, To the WI Bidden, in Nine Lot., on Monday the 19th of Oc tober next, at Four o'clock in the afternoon, At the Red Lion Inn, In Sltdabury, in the County of Dorfet w before Abll K 10) fey, Ertl. Deputy to his M.tjettil Remern brancer of the Court of Exchc gra, purfuaut t Order of the laid Court, made in a matter totaled " The Ktug againft Mainw.uing and Others," Mr. WAKEFIELD's Splendid Edition of LUCRETIUS, In Three Volume Quarto. T. CUTHELL begs leave to Worm his Friends and the Public in general, that be has on fele the few re maining Copies of the above-mentioned Beek. Small Paper, price 4 es. in boards. Lane Paper, pia ail. In boards. Alfo, Mr. V.'s OREMs TRAGEDIES, 2 vols. Bvo. price s4a in boards; with formal of his other Publications. Middle-row, Holborn. CERTAIN FREEHOLD ESTATES, the property of Paul 13enfield, FN. Prized Into his Majefty's Hands, by virtue of a Writ of Latent, confilting of div, rs Farms, Lands, and 'Fenements, Mellnages and Gardena, with the Appurtenances fituate In Brinsport-ftreet, and tise fey rat Parilbes of Cam, otherwii . e. Sh.iflon, St. Rumholdr, St. Jame/ and St. Peters, all contiguous to the town of Saafifbury, corn prifing in the whole about Three Hundred Acres of land, ex clufive of One Hundred and Font . Beaft Lcazes, in the Com mon Fields of Cans, otherwife Shafton, St. itumbolds and St. James's aforefaid, in the feveral Tenures or Occupations of %Via, Lawes, James Lillys, Wm. Gatelioufe, Francis Barfoot, Jeremiah Andrews, William Ball, Jufcph Mills, George Framp ton, Stephen Trowbridge, William Norris, Thomas Mills, Andrew Omm, the Rev. Richard Blackmore, William Green, and Nathaniel Wimbolt, their Under-tenants or Affigns, of the annual value of sool. or thereabouts. Printed Particulars may be had gratis of joreph White, Efq. N 0.6, Lincolu'i inn, New-lquare; Miffm Dawes, Angel court, l'hrogmorton-ftrcet; Media. Lloyd and Douce, N 0.14. Gray's inn-fquare; and of Mr. Chriftie, Pall-mall; at the place of Sale; and at the principal Inns at Weymouth, Ilerthetter. and Salillsury. ThfrAfikt_s•abtrifooomzsmatatzsav 1010pwb AY-9111610,. Gabber :sa. sem * 1 " 7 ' tLe ' T i n r o t t l T af • r eyelet, Ur. t t Mr. IrrilltTON A ;;;„,Frias;,,rreeesi Mr. 4117141.4 ! And.Macecie. Mrdalit. • Lady C a jedet;MiCaLEURVE ; DAV/MOLT: • Ailljefter, alk ip whop Witt hi added (likk CANA sYlrid raptl ni S be Dranli e n 10 1114 dare 6Y ite a A mt il Iritee " i , WlR4teelidon laiVaa• • ow ter' eine ece - tau age Itree yiare k Peres Breillie • On Weditafdef Mrs illiklagetemillapperterr fecorlehme. in the Opera elArtaxerxes. 09 Tkurfdaj Mr s skjektaarrill nuke his firlt appearsoce tirti Stage in a New Comedy, le Five Ads, arra WWI IMq,it .' -.• • . On the ftith of Ch!teber la be FebliSiod, Price iriait-e.crewo , Boned in Vellum, trity tar CHILDREN, ionfißing of fuck ; pFo. a• Mem, partly oelplnd and partly feledted, as may be com manded to maimarßblidlllletlitagerof three and kvera. By MISS AIKIN. Printed for IL PHILLIPS, No.y t, St. Paul's Church-yard ; I fold by Bati.Tabart, at the Juvenile Library, New Bond-itreet, by Thomas Horn , Pateroofter-row, and-by all other Bookfellera Of whom may be had, puldlihed at the fame time, the three following very fuperior little hooka, for the ufe of children. z. VISITS to the MENAGERIE and the BOTANICAL OARDIN at PARIS, containing a rapid and very pleafing view of animated nature. adapted to the capacities of children, esalfrom the French of L.F. Jaufret, in two final a vo riee es. Doan& a. THE LITTLE HERMITAGE, and other Talcs, price Si. bound. CAPITAL FREEHOLDS, BINFIELD, BERICS, (With Wm.(' kite Poffellion,) TO BE SOLD BY AUC 140 N—By Mr. HAWICF.S, At the Crown Inn; Reading, on Saturds'y the loth of Odtober, at One &dark, invarious Lou, SUNDR Y Eligible and Improvable FREE HOLD ESTATES, at /INFIELD and WOKINGHAM, in the County of Berk', (with the Land-tax redeemed,) con lilting of a very compadt and truly deferable FREEHOLD FARM, in the occupation of James Marlow, compelling up wards of One Hundred Acres of execeding good Meadow, Arabic, and Coppice Land, with a Brick Dwelling-houfe, tiled Barns, and all pro,aer Out-buildings, and a valuable Right of Common : the major part of which is beautifully fituate in a Ring Fence, facing the Stag and Hound* at Billfteld, a pleafing eminence admirahly adapted for the Villa or Cottage, being in tic vicinity of the King's Hunt, and poffeMng in a very lupe rior degree, the advantages of Fine Roads, and a molt refpcct able neighbourlocid. NINE INC LOOUR FS of exsellant Arable and Paßure Land. rented by Thomas Lune, ealkd SMII'HER's LAND near Dole's Green, in the Parini of Wokingharn, coinprifing about Forty-four Acres. To be viewed on application to the Tenants, Ten days pre vious to the S of which will be delivered in due time at the Nag* 'curing Inns; at Mr. Hawke', Rcadirg ; and Mr. William B irrons, Ne. +9, Strand. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. THE MANOR OP PAINSWICK. TO BE s 01.1) BY AUCTION, 3. THE JUVENILE PLUTARCH, confining of the lives of extraardkiary children, and of accounts of the Infancy and early proven of illultrious racn. Wended to Annulate by ex ample, price 31. bound. On Wedneriav the 4th day of November next, at the Bell fem. Gloucefttr, in FJght * Loti, by J. ItOnSKIN3ON and Co. ICHAJtDiON, GOODLAYtK, ind 'osreatoiscirlim whir tobi Tsyff Prbiel:ef Vishay TbmilOsi bends infibares4 lave on gale, b 3 vwfiftlairref Numbers, and at the loweft Prim, Ira and UMW Stott Lotterrlitteli er Pilkit s hhtm. at their Mem, the Caner of d i e ftWi Cornidll; facing the Gats of the King's Maws, Charing London; and in tie . Motet Phsee, Noesetalt.-_—TbrLatteriocheita Drawing. • •• , 1 14 141 41 9 *l l . ) 1 04 1 .K. Mmitib Cirisrimiltimet ban Tickets and Oats - f than by g!t110% Pacta Ord" or good Ms at omit Dates, to Inli_stooni — OnOttgeift and em Dank Bidding, &wow, ATRULY deferable and Improvalde FREE. HOLD ESTATE, fix ntiles from Clan eater, three from, Stroud, is from Cheltenham, and 28 from Bridol ; coniiiting of the MANOR of PAIN•iW ICK, extending 0V..7 feveral thoufand Acn.2 of Land, with Fines, Chief Rents, Quit Rents, and Heriots ilruing out of nearly 3Q different Copyhold Tene - menus, which, with the Tolls of the Market, compact tha hilt Lot, and is a Molt cklirable purehafe for any o,:ntleman of the Law. An Tuefday, December the tit, will be publiihed, No. of A SERIES OF ESSAYS ON HEALTH, on a Plan entirety popular. I. A Number will appear on the firft day of every Month, till the Work is completed. IL The price of each Number will not be below one Shilling, nor ;bore two Shillings. [IL Tbs number of Mays will not fall mart of twelve, nor weed (weep. Alto, a Capital Manor Farm, with Hoare, requifite Offices, Garden and plesfurt Ground, 363 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pafture, and Woodland, lying compad, and furrounding the Houfe with two Improvable and valuable Streams of Water, running through and uniting in the fame—very co::venient for ercdting Mills for the ufe of the Manufactory car. tied on in the Niaghh. h Ir 44') Acres at In. chiral Woodlands and Wastes, well Rocked with Beech, Oak, and Alh'l'rces, lying within the M.Litt.:. Tile whole capable of very great improve:unit both for plearure and profit, and may he r.nrunably sib mated at upwards of oat!. per Annum. Printed Particulars m ty be had of Mr. Wm. Bayli, of Pala. wick, who will Thew the Premifcs ; of Mr. h.sundet a, Attorney, &mud ; of Meffrs..r, and W. Dunn, Solicitors, I Ancoln's-Inn andof Meffictiodliniut Ind Co. Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel ftreet, London, where a plan of the Eflate may be ken. By THOMAS BEDDOES, M. D. The Valetudinarian, who fulcra for the fins of his Aneeltors , $d be who is doing penance for Ms own, may each jufily ex. 'pad that thee fsiCays Mould afford fonsething towards his relief. The Author flatten himfrlf that the vigilant Parent will be en. abled to defer, danger farther off, and to turn it more certain ly a&lc. As the muck pains cannot be taken to ,inform thole who undertake the care of Youth, It will be Wm endeavour to poWt out whet is apt terbe unlit in regard to health at fihoola. New plans of Education are adopted, and in part with fuecefe But the Pupils of modem Improvement would not at all hear being reviewed by Locke, Rouffean, and Day. Thee great affertors of mad-tasted helpleffacfs regarded the body equally with the mind. It will not, therefore, be eiziifs to bellow tome conilderatien en the means of obtaining a remelt confilni- Sea. And uin fixing the dellinatlon of young perform we arc too apt to Right medical confulerations, the Author (hall Cave fame unavailing regret if he can obtain for them their due weight, . brain., • * THE CURIOUS IN FISIVSAUCTB, Iu A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. 'rim great Reputation which RGESS has gi&ed hylik sour/tea ESSENC.E af ANCHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE. STEWED IF.EF,Hassito CALVES HEADS, BEEFSTEAKS, MADE DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with auay DZLICA• WIWI for tie TAIL& SIOZ-WIDAIIPW, and STO2W•aOOI4 j tibia Me MOM fully exprked in Ids Catalogue, (Ht tuna Till 1111,1701 or T Rail) MS Induced many patties to glue the fine name to ASTI CLEW entirely different, which are vended at many Shops In London, by Perron' who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folidt Orders of Tradefmen and Inn-kceprzs, who in confcquence, are o ft en breed with a Stun mos Sol T by allowing them an extra pro. whidi Is not only an !rime:don, bona greaDirappointment en Familia who pureitair them with a Aar sr baying good &VC • to their FISH. gee. . . A eApiT4u. MANSION HOUSE, AND SUNDRY VA LUABLE ESTATES, TN AND NEAR THE TOWN OF SHREWSBURY-FO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 711 fundry Lots, on Monday, Tuefday, and Wednelday, he aith, 13th, and 14th days of October, iSoz, at the I.ion lain, Shrewfbury, at three in the afternoon; couLfting of ALL that moil ciefirable MANSION, called the ABBEY, with the Gardens,Hot-houfes, Fith-pends, and Plesfure Grounds t hereunto belonging, delightfully Stained In the vicinity of the (aid Town of Sakti vrtbury All that hit:fru:lr and Water Corn Mill, called the ABBEY MILL: A very vabsabk Patna, called MONXMOOR Several Pieces or Paresis cof cuctlleot Meadow and PAturc Land, in and n • the Abbey-Fon:gate apd Colcham Sundry Mefreagta, Gardena sad 'Loh, in Murivance and St. Auttln'a Friars: Alfa, Two feveral Panne, fituatiin Netley and Wrentnall, In the P:.rithea of Stapleton and Church Puiverbatch, in the County of Salup : The Premifcs in the Abbey-Foregate, and Colcham, will be Ihewn by Mr.Seoltock. Glaaier ' Abbcv-Foregate; tint. In St. Aullin's Friate, by Mr. WilUartLl-jid, Gardener; and the re mainder by the rape:live Tenant*. Printed particulars may be had at the place of fale ; of Rich ard Griffiths, Lfq. Chapel Stair-Cafe, Iducoln's Inn, London ; of the Printer of this Paper; of Merin. Sandford and Mad docks, Si...dialers; and Meflrs. Lloyd and Afterley, Attornics, Shrewfbury. YELLOW FEVER. Printed ler IL:PHILLIPS, No. 7t , St. Paul's Cbareb-yard, Landon; told by J. Callow, Crown-court, and T. Co., to the Sereao; E. Didker, Edinburgh ; H. Colbert, and W. Gil boa, Dablin; and by all Buokfallers. N. lih—None arc their Union's, hat what have theft words to the Label " Sultana and SON'S ORIGINAL ANIS SU Ps tun Essence or A las, No. top, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." TAKES DORSAL'S, AND THE DISEASES OF THE SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, &c. Pradical Slays and acwarks en the Tabes Dacialis. This day was pablillted. Price sa in large 0,51 aw, bound in Boards, the Second Edina°, with very confiderabk addi- CRANFORD-BRIDGE INN and POST.OFFICE. Fourteen Mika from London, on the Bath and Oxford Road. i j ADAMS (from the Grecian Cetifee-houre), '- begs leave repolfully to intent the Public, that he bea futcceded Mr. Goddard in the above preen**, and alum them that his utmell endc..-',ura will be ufed, both in Potting and Hook Bufincia, to merit (wad humbly (elicits) a continuance of their favours. He hops his not agrecistg with the odious of paying the Loodon Putt-Boys for their favours will not operate, through hatcrefbal recommendation, todee him of tbe Pub ic countenance, who will and Cranford-]Midge a convenient Ind plain; change to both meda. POSTING THIRTEEN iEhICE PER MILE. .WHITE HOILSE INN, FF.ITER.LANE, LONDON. JOHN ROBERTS begs leave to inkirm his nu merous Friends and the Public in general, that the under. r-nrioned Telegraph, Poft.Coacites, and Diegences, let out (lacy front the above Inn, and from his Coach ONlce, at the Cr.''. Keys lon, Wood.ftreet, Chespilde. al HESTER Telegraph, Light Coach, on an entire saw tnnfltuel ion for tie and rarely, with Lamps and a G i tu: i d, st g: yrs the while journey, and only four Coachman, tlr Alban's, Wooburo, Northampton. Leiroftet, haughlast•lllikl Leek, and Macricalldd, every afternoon at four 400. - YORK NEWCASTLE, and EDINBURGH, Platters* Comb, with Lamps and a Guard all the way, every abbrnint at km &dock, through Baldoek, Biggkftrade, Bum* lard. Grandam, Newark, Done-after, and Fetreblitislr- YARMOUTH Telegraph, Light Coach, witk me Guard niche way and Lamp, through Chelmsford, Colchefter, 'pt. with, Yoiford, and Lowelto(, every afternoon at half part four tfclack. Sunday at foot. CHESTER, LLYERPOOL, /tad HOLYHEAD Telegraph Clic k IPardad all the way and Lumps, through St. Alban's, lase,. Stratford, Towccittat.Thanchurch, Coventry, Bimini' Um, Wolverhampton, and Newport, every Monday, Wednef. , ., LYNN,, and Friday afternoons at four o'clock. LY NN, FAK EN HA M, and SWA FFH A M Coach, through 1 194. Bourabeidgc, Newmarket, Barton Milt, and Bran don, every afternoon, at half-pelt four o'clock, Guarded all the T 7.1, and with Immo. CAMBRIDGE Tdegraph, Light Coach (in i'even hours), through Ware, iteyitare, sad Youliaire, every minting at ogler eniacit, taupe Sandals. NuiIWICH Expodidon Coach, with oaa Gaud all the way "'I Limp' through Epping, H chrritl, Boarobridge, New awket, Th etford, and WymaoAatn, eve', afternoon at ha' saltine o'cletadt. DhRBY I...i7tht Coach, with nee Ouard all the way and tal . nya, every afternoon at four *Weak. GOSPORT and PORTSMOUTH Coach (cicalae= Staines, Bagiltot, Parniam, Alton Waltman, and evcry Month* at half- font o'clock, =cep bond'', cab act Hatenat's the Now V hkc haeh Cellar, Pliceadilly. scdqg art and cowing la, when PaffnOmaso and Patoda are regularly beokett. ARUNDELL and Lllll2 HAMPTON Poh-Casey, enough Ether, Cobham, OnAlford, Godstwin, and Prewar*, Wery Toefday, Tbarbtay, and liatorday blloweing atilt *Wad. DOVER, DW., MARGATE, RAIATE, CA24- TFRBURY, CTEJAIII, STROUD, and ILOCKESTER Poll Celebes, every Morning at baV-psi four o'dock and } eating at So. Luorr COACHES and DILIGENCIS to the above Places am to molt pow of Rent at any beer. No Amick whatever Cl pare than sL valve will be amount i Inv if loft or dantAged, tank& metered sa &At when brought . . 1 . 0 he ofact, and paid for accordlnety. N. B in any number, as we/ u angle Gentlemen, to be accommodated at tbs Valet Hogg sait, equal to an brit flqt dons, nf PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on that fpedes of Coolumptlon incident to Youth, and the different Stages of Life, cotnnsonly called Tsbes Dorfalic; with an account of the nature, canine, and cure of that Dißemper ; demonftrating its baneful delta on the Snell rum:lions of the Animal Eamonty, ineleding the Difeafes arifmg therefrom; zfpeeially the Nervous Atrophia, the Exoneirofis, and the Pthifis,or Confu mp tion in general. With Hillocks of Cafes oc curring in the .4oir's Pre ice during the IA fourteen Years, By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, (Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, in Paris; of the Unisality at Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of infantry ; and the Royal Hofoltal„ at Chatham.) Sold by J. Walker, Ns AM Paternoßer.row ; J. Ridgeway, York-Amt. St. James'aquare ; and at No. 58, Corner of Greek-fir:et, Soho. BescapitticaLsraoanunt of the nature and utility of the above West, the Reader* are referred to the Biographical, Literary, and Sdendlle Magazine for Jane, taco, from page t t 6 to 121 PORICE's MURAL NIGHTS. Jolt pubillhed, ly dement, sot Strand, London, ?aim in hoods, gobs:lndia): pr inted in large (Mayo, MURAL NIGHTS; or, Elements of Civil Knowledge. By H. REDHEAD YORKE, Efq. It is well known, that in the hour of midnight and filence my Lan iv has .. Been teen in the high lonely toyer, Where I have ott uut.wateh'd the bear, ant yrojeeted, a:valeta other literary purfuita, the fyltem of Indleudtios fur the young and rile& generation which Is now axed to the l'ubik. Ns a proof of the high opinion the Public entertains of the above Work, we have extrofted, (tom kveral publicatioos of the day, the following paragraphs: ■ Mr. Redhead Yorke has jaft launched his Mural Nights, which has beau pros:died to the Public ever Once tips TM Work is divided into five Chapters : The IR. upon EAT lo am:boo . • ad, The belt mode of Education • id, Study of the Latin an d Greek Languages ; etb, Echo itiost of the Middling Claes of the Community; Sob, Plan of Public Elementary Seim* Pe. &c. and concludes with IMO highly interefting Anecdotes of Palzhal, Ste. ' Upon careful perufal of this Book, we recommend it as va luable to doh who IA& 110 give their Children a vision's ode adult ; eo thafe who have mutated Learning in their earlier mos ; and h as wdl calculated for the man of forty so for the bevel ton years of age. The Work kW is replete with • variety of iotarefting Anecdotes." The European Review and Magazine for July :Sot , fpeak lag of the above Work, very favourably concludes thus:- 0 The marks Or novelty are put in tech a point of view, as to tall the attendee, and demand the notice of sit perigee engaged l in the bubo& of Education."--Vide Forepaw, page ae r -se, p. 373' of the Moodily Epitome and Catalog's of new NMl =duns, whore this highly intereltiog Wish is reviewed in ten by Collins, Sollibury ; Bads, Pdarrebefter; Ramp- Dovelleflor ; Flown, Cambridge: Cooke, Oxford; War copy, Dartford Lockett, Dorchdtw ; and all other Book (cum, , Stoticasn, and Librarian, M Town and Caosary. Of the above Bookfellers may he had. A VIEW of A COURSE of LECTURES on the STATP. of SOCIETY at the OPENING of the NINETEENTH CEN TUR Y, containing Inclutrict into the Conftitutions, Laws, and Manners of the principal State, of lorepe. To bo 441hr:sod hf the Woe Author. Pr fa to. Soo 46 pose. OLOCFSTkRSHIRF. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PHILLPOTTS,fcn. At the Bell Inn, at Pramptort-upon &mem, on Wednefd..y, the 14th day of October, iSot„at three o'clock in the afternoon; SEVI.RAL FREEHOI.I) ESTATES, lying in the Parini of Arlingtuun, in the county of Gloecfter.: Lot a. A truly defimbre and comma& Fitate, comprifing a Farm-Houfc, with neeeffary Outbuildings and Yards, and up wards of sin Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pafture, Wood Land, and Orcharding, fituate at Overton, and in the occupation ;if George Wilkins, as tenant thereof. This Eftate lice on an Eminence, commanding beautiful Views of the River Severn and the adjacent Country, terminated un the Weft by the Fora. Hills ;--to a Gentleman inclined to build, few Situations will be found preferable. I.ot a. An eligible Eftate, confißing of a capital Menage. called WICK COURT, with ezteafive Out-buildings and Yards, and 257 Acres, or thereabouts, of Arable, Meadow, Palture, and Orcharding, within a Ring Fence, in the occu pation of Thomas I.ongney, as Tenant thereof. Lot 3. A Farm-lioufe, called OLDBURY, with (al:able Out-buildings and Yard, and about 5 a Acres of Unlit, whereof five Acres are Arable, and the Remainder hleadoiv, 'and Orcharding, within a Wog Fence, in the ocetp, , ation of John !dallier, as Tenant thereof. Lot 4. A Farm-I Link, called WOOLTFIORP, in the oc cupation of William Carter, with convenient Got-buildings and Yards,, and about r 2 Acres of Paßure Oreharling adjoin ing, and 74 Acres of Arable Land, part of Want' Had, and 40 Acres of Faure, part of Arliivhim Wards. Lot 5. A Farnt-Houfe, called SANDS, in the occupation liaes Halford, with the Om-buildings, Yard, Garden, Orchard, and Clofe of Palture Ground adjoining, contakiog about 6 Acres, and 29 Acres of Arable land in Warth f!et.l, and as Acres of Palture, in Warth l 'rid, and part of Arling',ant Watch. Lot 6. Ten Acres so Perches of Arabic Land, in Warth Field, and 31 Acres i Rood 8 Yachts of Pa'ure, part of Ar bngham Warth. Lot 7. A Meffuage, near Woolthrop, called AJrnna, with the Garden and Orchard adjoining. and containing t A.l R. 17 P. Lot IL Part of as Orchard, called Ridge Orchard, adjoining Ciefwlck's Howneftead. containing z R. 8 P. Lot co. A Cottage and Garden. in the occupation of Murdock, with the Orchard adjoining, in the oecupatior of Mr. WUliam Bodnuns, containing together 3 lk :. 1 7 P. The fevcral Farms arc well arr.n , ed Car dlftitia occur - don ; or, from their contiguity, auy part may he occupied to tether. Lots a and 3 are fep.u - ated only by the 1 iimpikc Road, and Lots lies within a quarter of a mile of Lot S. 'Flic Lands in Womb Field and in the Worth Included in Lots 4. S. and f,, adjoin.--The Eftates are Tithe-free, having been lately dif- , charged of Tithe ander an Incinforc Ad, and arc extremely inaprovaable.—.Early path:lion may be bad. Artingkam is pinata:lily Gtuattd on a Turnpike-Rood, two miles Mane from Nevrnhans, to (ram Gloceiler, 20 front Cheltenham, 34 from Bath, and all ham Mho& s adjoins the River Severn, and abounds with extenßee and highly divero - Views—Borrow Hill, fo jußty celeunted for the grandeur of the View it afsrd►, is within a few minutes walk of LAW 1, s, and S. Further Particulars and Conditions of Sole may be bad on application to Mr. \rehearsing. Schemata lan, Fleet-Brest, London; or to Meffrs. Whitcoml•e, Grillth, and Phatpons, Glom:Rm. at whole Ofece a map of the eftatcs may be fats. Pr•W• 6101110, 4 K AftiolFasos VW *VW ills Pmetisi. THE progrefs of fcicnce, and the triumph of labour and perfeVcrancc, united with art, are r-cently difplayed by an i,, , ort int direovery in the Karelia M:dica. It is unfree:illy ktiown that the prefent w bas been carried on in the Writ Indio. and other parts in a tainted uttnuf phere, impregnated with difeafe and penitence, the effeels of which have been fo calamitous , that other foes have been but as shadows in the kale. On as accurate calculation, it is found that nearly two fifths of the Europeans are cL,n- Howl!) , (wept away by ti • defolatiog diltemper to which appellation of the Yellow Fever is now uncrally given. To prevent or to cure it had baffled ;di the exertions of , the Faculty at home ,nd abroad. At length, when hope had alnauft yielded to defpair, and all remedy was deemed indifa cotrrable, a fpecific is producal,both for prevention and cure : The 11.111011 at Lre, fo jukly Interefted in the fate of chore who devote themfelves to her d:fence, mutt highly rjoice at this illkoveri. The tenti.T par-mt, the anxious wife, and the aff.:aionate triflul. concerned Cur their rdpeelivo conneetiors abroad, or for thok s' Ito are leaving England, malt have their fears much :Aleviated by availing thenifelv,s of this oppor. tunity to keure Cud: wan are near to them, from the dau ;;;rl of a peltilenti d climate.— l'hi, Medicine is fold Whole- :ale and Retail, at Mr. Golding'., No. 42, Csirtihill, London ; and Retail only by on: eini ient Vender in every principal Sea pirt, City, and Town in England, irland, and Scotland. in poxes, One Guinea each, fufficient to fecure one Perron from inkaion fur twelve months. Tlw molt potitive teftimouy of it efficacy may be teen as shoe. WHEN Prof - el - lona, Men of education and re fFnfibility deviate from the general fyilern by the le taboo ot a peculiar branch, the fanzlion of long continucti Needs is the brit criterion of fuperinrity. Eight years have I devoted my pratlice to the ezclufive treat. ment of THREX I)ISORDERS, and the fuccelatul refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppo.e as tar as I am able the rages of thnfe complaints which are the moil import ant in the catalogue- of human infirmities. Atter initiation into every branch as an Army Su germ, I formed a with at an early period of Pradice to relcuc individu als from the ige.orance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan germ:, precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DihOlt Dr RS, to the cure of which 1 have Ae rated my attention. romprize every fpceies of VE N Elt.E4 L INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration...—adly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifmg from the halrus o f Sekoolbsys or the indulgence of mature age, and lattly that de rangement of the fyftcm io Women which is called 13.1R.K.EN. NESS or STF.RILITY. Numerous difeafes ate the reful of ignorance or hafte the treatment o' a topic Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap. pens that tic keits cf Life are polfocel by the indiferetion of am unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints arc ealily cured, and even when others have failed, I tea, that I 0141 V prefume. • offcr a radical re-cftabiiihmettt. I;ese,however, are the cafes of complicated diflrefs In this &order compared with the Calamitous iituations of Men, who farm InJul • tree io a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Carr- tic. of a fadeiiipaNe Life, acquire that Sate of Debility which it the mania:tide confequeoce of (itch peruicious habits. Where the unluppy (offerer broods over his nurcry, but care, fully commis his misfortune, it Guy he fume confidant= for hint to know, that although It be an obled of doubt or uncer tainty with other Practitioner+ the removal of th: re DEPI. CI EN CI ES by the gradual pnigrjrs of Rea aratlon is the Require a aunt of my etperlf nee. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early cnur.teraim of this languid date, and in there cafes no great difficulties win occur. But where this Deficiency has for year. edified a proper Per. ikvarance I. infliflo-nntily =quill= to revive the Ihunbring (parts of We, and to rcomianne the Conititution. MARRIEJD WOMEN. woo have long I In their expesnations of a Family, may be sill inhumes bdi &fans are curable by Mtdical The SECRECY which Is fo &caudal to my i the Qualifications wind( I hare prernmed : lain of my Preteneons, and Is coiacideme I , minion is given, th.t Mr 11-- may be._ 42 . 11 1 1, 5 e a• letters ineloling a (mall note) at his hind/ i 1 , Second, war Temple- Bar There is an additional entrance in Watt lad the aerate is on both the doors. M I. Illanber et the Pripal Whir 1..) 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