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i~ _ •• .1-f . r‘e • ;,•-• _ • 4 P 4 P 41. 10; 12‘ .. ) ) r •," (IP • 1' 14 k Ir , 4 S /49- WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, i Bos. SIX • .111'• EXCHEVER BILL OFFICE. gay 31, itOs. Jodi Exchequer Bills dated in the Mos:thief April, May, Poe, and July, 18c44. BT ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJESTY' CUSTOMS, On Saturday the 27th of this init. July. at Three o'Clock in the Memnon. will he evaded to Eublie Sale, at the Cullom. battle in Top&ant. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. z Bottle Brandy, 13 Bottles Red Port Wine, a Ditto White Port Wine, 7 Ditto Geneva. 1736 Gallons Brandy. 396 Ditto Rum 1,160 Ditto Geneva. Tar the Accommodation and Ufe of Private Families only, at Gallons Red Portugal _,Winc. lib. Chocolate. iscurt. :lb. Raffia Hemp. Boat called the Flirt, of Dartmouth, &adieu about 5 Tons, and two other Boats, with their Materials. Old Ropes or Junk about sewn. Old Lead !UN 305. Two Old Sails and Sundry other Stores sad Materials worn out on board the Alarm Revenue Lugger. Which will be put up in Lots. and Sold to the higbeft Bidder. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY.—MONTHLY SAIL Thhider Was publithed, To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr SCOTT. MP* . Printed in ate. and litUlllalCt. ath four beautiful •• On Friday the ad of Amp*, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garrawars, Engravings, price i /Is. boards. Change-Alley, London. I'HE TOMB of ALEXANDER. A DISSE - - SHARES in the following s NAVIGATIO 1- NS, ' CATION on the SAR..OPHAOUS brought from Alerat.- viz. dria, now In the arida Mufaum. The Stafferdflike and Weradterlitire, the Net Dividends UM . By LOW IRD DANIEL CLARICE, LL. D. year were 4,11 per Share. • Mow of Jefus College, Cambridge. The Smoother= Navigation, the Dividends la year wart est Cambridge: Printed by R. Wars, at the Univerfity Pref. r ims Share. J. Viawahan, in the P. ukry; and fold by Payre, Maw, Gatr, The Sbreudbary. the Dividends are 111. per Share. Laxities by Dag% on and 2artztt, Cambridge; and 1i.0...w.:1'. Grand Juridical, Shares and Loan Notes, bearing s per Cent in. and Parka, Oxford. toe& Optional at par. This day wee publiihed, Alfo Shares in the Rochdale, Ellefinere, and Thames and Several , in two large Volumes vase°. price it. bowl+ 145. the Fifth Canals. and Bonds. . Eti. it of Particulars at the Hen and Chicken , Birmingham ; the Bell H ISTORY THE IN i'ERPRETER OF PRO -let Oloucefter; at Hatchert's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's , aided Mr. Scott, No. at, New Bridge-Erect. London : complilltment in the Pat and Proton Occurrences of the World, with Conjeduree rcippfting . their future Completion. .By I-UNA Y ICE rr. B. D. Fellow cern*? College, Oxford, and one of his Majefty's Preaehera at Whitehall. Printed for IL and C. itivington, No. 62 St. Paul's Church. yard — Sold alto by J. Hatchard, in I-ice:dilly. A DM Edition of &Meet's of GEN CZAL KNoWLIDGS, with slitkittiatts and Carrediont, is preparing for publication. TO B 6 PAID Ort• TLORDS COMMISSZONERS of HIS Md. yEsTr, TREASURY having :Wen &realms: for pillage , of the above-mentioned EseeVeluer Bills with the install 16 0 , 0 0, hie Exchequer Bill Vice, in S. Margareerfireet, kewasse for pc „,,,L ue -raedt, Willetinjter, oa Wake/day the 7th d.,y of Aagni, 3 805--Atteadases: will be given daily,(Sesadays and Holidays steeped). w ail Friday the id of mina fl ins:of:me, from to ithel in the morning Oat Ma. ef.Tacen,for the isurpofe of receiving the fame ; asulfor the : y o ke diffrateh, the bearers of the fad Bills are "Orel to king Oars* kfil slurs, containing the Numbers in Numerical Order, according to the fad Bills and these ofewantereetaeat f Intr7ll, with the I,!aeipat Sams and Mere due there a, computed from the days ox u hal , they are rila."lboely dated, exelafrae,to the fail7th7l6 day o f Agri% udow, wltli the interelf will ceafe ; and they are de scrod to write their Names and P.'.l.:es gr Abode on loch LYN and in. .istft their Names on the fail Ries. any f she Holders 1 the aforesaid Bilis Amid k defrosts of re. erivioz payment of the PriweVtal end Loterejl,previoas to the fail7jb day A.glig, 1805, tky may be a:e.twoodated on computing the laterell t, the day oa Tebieb they vh to be paid, aid leaving the fail Bills for ex,timatiox one day prior thereto. THE STAFFORDSHIRE AND WORCBSTLRSHIS.C., AND THAMES and SEVERN CANAL SHARES and BONDS. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. scorr. In the Monthly Sale, an Friday, the ad of Auguft, at Twelve *Tins*, at Oarraway's, Change Alley, London, by the direc tion of the Executers of the late George Anfrere, Efq ileteafed.' THE STAFFORDSHIRE and WORC ESTE Ft• SHIRE NAVIGATION, *VW Shares in this highly re. (pedal Concern from the Severn'to the Orund Truck, conneding Brigid with Hull. Liverpool, and the immenfe Manufactories of Birmingham, the Potteries, Ste.; the Net Dividends Lift year were col. per Share. The eminent advantages this extenfive and excel lent Line poireffes, form it an eligible Fund fur permanent in. veiblent. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Wrenlees Inn, in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, on Thurfday the tft day of Au,guil, 'Sot, at Ten o'clock in the Formosa precifely, (for Home Confumption or Exportation), 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.— 656 Heger:ado of White Wine, containing 43.15 2 Gaon. 49 Ditto Ditto noo Ditto. 3;5 Ditto Red Wine, containing 51,135 £7 Pieces of Brandy. containing '499 Ditto. zoo Horfe Hides. This day was publifhtd, In OhaVoluase, ism% price 4s. in boards, 'THE MORALI FY of FICTION ; or an IN & VIRY int* the TENDENCY of FIC ri I'IOUS NARRA TIVES, with Obfervations on fonic of the mutt Eminent. 5.46 prfons a; sway be defrosts of haring New Esscheuser its tart tayssent,ssfrus ascot using the 411ROWIl at the Batton of their L; sde. &toed aver Irfore the ad day o f igos, „my he areassxmlated snub New Bills carryiug as laterell f 7'breelbestee-halfrehity by the every Oue Husdred Poseuls, which fail New Bill! Will Lear t. tbefrid 7th day of Amp,, igcS, and will It deliwred as Friday sue Wi of 1805, and the following days. N. B. All Excheper Bells dated prier to Api!, do 4, have loot eote..reffer 11 he paid and 'he iatere/i therms L•l2 sofa. Being the entire Cargoes of de Neutralitaet, A. F. Zwervcr mailer, and lndultria. Jandlochine Lobes. matter, captured and coodentned as Prise to his Majefty's (loop of war Cruiser, John Hancock. Efq. commander. The Wine, &c. may be feen, and Catalogues had, (even days previous to the Sale, by applying to Mr. Edward Onsanney, metr chant, at Yarmouth afoecCaid, or Mr. William Hazard, the Auc tioneer. The Thansei and Severn Canal, Forty-fewn Shares, Forty-feven Half Shares and Three Mortgage Bonds of 23 r Leach. Printed Particulars at the dwan, at Wolverhaniptras ; Hen anti Chickens, Birmingham; of Mars. Beardfworth, Burley. and Moore, New Square, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garrawars; and rf Mr Scott, No. as, New Bridge-14m, London. By H. hIURRAY r Arbor of the " Swils Emigrants." Printed for I.ingnian Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter. row : Sold alfo by A. COnftable and Co ; J. Andcrfon; and Mun dell and Son, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the fate Author, lately publinied. The Swiss EMIOAANTS, a Talc. lu one VOlttlne, 121= price r. to boards. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the London Tavern, Foxhole-axed, Plymouth. Os Friday the 26th of July, tilos, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, THE HULL of the Smack FORTUNA, burthen about uco Tons. with all her Stores, as the now lies in Ply baud% Pod—Alto the following GOODS, via. 40 Half-Pieces French Brandy. 444 Cakes Yellow Rohn. ao Cakes Black oitto. 4 Hosiheads Spirits of Turpentine. a Calls Cream Tartar, (unprepared). ;SS Pieces Boa Wood. Being the Cargo of the Prulß.n Smack. FORTUNA, captured es ter voyage front Bayonne to Caen, by His Majeity's Hired Armed Brig CAIRILINt, Lieutenant JOIIN MAST COMEDlUldtr,usl condemned to the Captors. For viewing the Cargo, and for Catalogues, application may be made three days previous to the Pale. to Meffre. Perna Blau woo° and Mr. Jolts Hawata. the Agents. Plymouth. July 13, aBoj. 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Windham .t.anst Inn, in Kemibeer, to the County of Do. von, on Monday the z ath day of Augott next, by I'Men o'Cluek THE ONLY LorrFß Y To BE DRAWN THIS YEAR. BEGINS SEPTEMBER so, dos. SCHEME. 3 Pr izes of £20,C00 are £ 6e,),:z 3 zooco 30000 3 -- 5 oco tspoo 4 arm ll,coo 6 ii.:oo fiooo tJ sc.° 5.0c0 3 0 zoo 3,000 60 so . 3,c.00 4soo 20 .- 93,000 3=a ?irk -drawn Blanks/ to each .-.. 3.)cco . ._— entitled to 7,61; Benefits z 7,38 : kiallkS in the Afternoon, in three Lots, . • s. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, aware in the Parini of Broadhembury, in a very beautiful and producctive part of the County of Devon, at an Gary dins:tee from the Market Towns of Honiton, Collumpton, Ducey, Sr. Mary, and Tiverton, confiding of a large ewe :mica Manikin Hoare, called Priory, 'replete with fides of Apartments of good di menfions and convenient Offices ; long the refilence of Sr. BAILIE SYDENSANI, Era. decoded, and his Anceltors, together with the furrounding Fertile nate, containing about One Hun dred and Ten Acres of luxurlant Meadow, Prime Feeding, Rich Arable, and thriving orchard Lands, with fultable Homeiteads and Buildings, now let to a rerpeetable Tenant at a very eery Rent 11604 term tha:in Win expire at Lady-day, Le b. Confining of three final' Cottages, Orchard, end Oar dens, en Leafe for Lives. called Mathews, and four FILM, of good Pasture Land, containing about Six Acres, and now let with Lot the &it. Lot 3. Confifting of three Clore of Rich Failure and Arable Land, contabang by ciliate ion about Nine Acres, now la to Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt, and bes contiguous to that elegant Sat, called Strawberry Hill. For a `view of the Prentifes, apply to the Tenant at Priory, and further particulars rasy be known on application to Mars. Debary and Hope, Temple, London, or Mr. James Brown, Duiverton, Sosncifet. rhe object of this well-told tale is at once to fet forth the hap pinch which may be derived from the practice of beneficence in an,burnble and obfcure fphere, and to exhibit a moving plaure of the mifery of which war is pnrduaite." Monthly Review, July, 1804. 1g This is an intereftlng, affeding, and Inftrudive tale; replete with good fear; and good morals. rbe narrative is ably written, the language is gold, and the fentiment, are unexcepdne.able." Anti Jacobin Review. Feb. 18 , 34. " The fpedtaele which this little volume prefents is de moft an. felling that it is pollible to conceive. It &flumes, indeed, the hum ble defignation of a tale, but it Is a tale in which more genuine morality may be le trisect, than in fome of the moft voluminous fyltems derbies. Though Ample, it is natural, and deeply bite refting ; far more fo, indeed, than th nifands in which every art has been =hunted for attaining this übizel. No man ',offered of c - namon feeling will perufe this volatile, wi.hon• hatin; the nobler propenfities of his nature ftrenethened and reamed ; :or it brea . .h.a the mai f,drit of patriutirm. domeitic virtue, and rational - IN. Britilh Mag. and Rev. Aug 1804. 2,5,000 Ticket*. 2 spate Ihe Firft-draws Ticket, sth Day ,Ctogcst Ditto - oth Day !DOW Ditto - - ,th Day s,ozet Arc part of the above Capitals. I'ICKETS and SHARES are on Sa)e at all the LICF.NSE6 LOTTERY OFPICES. _ _ SUI3ERB RESIDENCE, HANTS, WITH CAPITAL MANORS AND ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Being the dateable, fpaciutia, and modern built Manfton,ealled HOOK, fi tuate on an eafy eminence nil the Eail fide of the Southampton Water, cominanding molt beautiful and tballuterape views if that Beautiful Water, as well at the Eng- Ii the Ine of Wight, and Borders of the New Fore t, fit for the nada:nee of a perfon of large fortune, with a regular family eflabliflunent t together with a Manor, and from about als to 1400 sacs of uncommonly Rich,Heakhy, and Dry Arabic and Failure Land round the Houk and adjoinitig the Channel.—lf very much defined, the Mawr and well-wooded Mate of Swan wkk, of about woo Acres, near it, may be added. Enquire of Mr. Webb, Clore, Sahibury, where a Map of the Mate and Manfion may below, and who is autborifed to treat for the tale; and printed particulars may loon be had at the principal Inns on the Wettern Road, and at the Office of Mars. Richard on and Co. No. 7, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London. ENTICK's LATIN DICTIONARY MUCH ENLARGED. VNTICK't NEW LA'rlN-ENGLISH DIC TIONARY, defigned for the life of Gramma r Schools. and Private Education. Containing all the Words and Phrafes proper for readinw the Ciaffics, hi both Languages, accurately letted from the molt approved Latin Authors. To which is prefixed. Half Quarter Price of a Ticket Lig 1 9 o 9 /3 o I Eighth - 417 o I Si/I=l2th 4 9 0 3 4 6 . AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. THE Original invention of Mr. lihN Ay, prepared and fold by THOMAS and Wtxuam HiNar, CM:mills and -Apothecaries, Mancheller.—This molt agmeahle perfumed Liquer is a Compou ad of highly concentrated Vinegar, j-ined with eke .soft ploafant Aromatics. lulls:an and pungent Odour remlegs it extremely grateful and falutary to perfona labouring under Head sehs, Faintings, Br.c. and adapts it for counter-ading the bad of Peas of heated or foul Air. Hence it has been found highly ufeful in Rooms, where the Infeaion of Fevers, of Sore Throats, or of other contagious Difeafes,prevail; and in all croudcd places of pub lie rdort, as Theatres, Courts of Juftice,dte. It may alto be par ticularly recommended to Perfons refading in hot climates. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, peke as. 9d. each bottle, Ramp included, is fold wholefsle and retail, by Bayley and Blew, No. I, Coetfpar-ftreet (the may perfons us London authorifed by the Proprietors to felLthe fame) where may had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, CornelLut. Cryftal, Sec. N. B. Each bottle, belting a copper plate label, fined by the Preparers, has the letters T. and W. Htury's Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar moulded in the Gills. Their names are alio engraved in the Ramp, the counterfeiting of which is felony. ti At the fame place may be had Henry's Calcined Mainefia, In botder,at sa.6ll.and largor with ground iloppor,o‘ each, Ramp inmuded. A Na* ENCII.I6II-LATIN DICTIOVART, carefully compiled from the molt celebrated Engkilt Writers ; rendered in Claffical Latin. Both Pans comprifing all that is molt valuable and ufe ful in former Dictionaries. Accompanied with every Improve ment to (apply tb. Daciencies of other Didionaries and to ena ble the Scholar to-parte and conftrue each Word according to its vaiiim, Interpretations by the beftAuthers in the Foigliffi Tongue. A Ncw Edition, reviLsl and augmented throughout, price sta. bound. By WILLIAM CRAKELT, ‘. M. Redtor of Nurited and [field in Kent. DoICHARDSON. GOODLUCK, and Co. m fpealully acquaint the Public, that the TICKETS aid SHARES are now on Sale for the September State Lottet7, th ;r nffic. 5. Cornhill and Charial Croft., Thofc who are defuous of obtaining Favourite Numbers, may have them procured by an early application. STATE LOT l'EitY. Printcd for J. Mawman (fucectl - Jr to Mr. Dilly); P. and C. Rivington ; Scatcherd and Letterman ; J. Walker; G. Wilkie and J. Robin! on ; I.ackington and Co.; Longman Hurft, Rees and Orme; DAM WI and Harvey ; J. .Nunn ; C. ; Pote and Willbsms ; and T. Boofey. In this Edition eonfiderable improvement has been made in the preceding explanations, and a great enlargement of new mat ter incorporated through the whole of the Di.ftionary ,by an ad dition of nearly three thoufand fiat Words. The parts of all compound Verbs arc now pointed out in a fuller manner than has ever hitherto been dune, and with a peril:Acuity of method fuel , ciently obvious to the meancit capacity ; and, what mutt prove of peculiar ferviee to-lioys in the lower Clares, and is not to be met with in any other Dialonary, the conjugations of verbs and declentions of fob ihmtives are here !hewn by the infertion of nu meral figures. And if to there material advantages it be further added, that particular care has been taken to have the Work corredly printed, it is prefumed that the Dittionary will be found in its precut tot m, to anfwer fully the purpofe for which it is deligned, and may therefore with confidence be recommended to general adoption. The Tyn.nis Illefaunit, or Latin part only, may be had fepa rarely, price 3s. 6d. hound. WIFI' and Co. Na tl, POULTRY, beg leave U to recommend to the attention of the Public, the Scheme of the prcient Lottery, which will be found equal in Capitals to pre ceding Lotteries, and much (uperior in the arrangement of infe rior Benefits, giving (independent of the Twenty Pound Prizes) a return of Ten Pounds each for the 3,000 firlt Blanks, which ma leffens the rift of the Adventure. CAPITAL PRIZES, Shared and Sold by SWIFT and...co. In the prefent Year, N 0.20,952, a Prize of 10,0001 Zion° 1 No. 16,268 5 0 ° 3. 6 9 8 In the laft Year, DEVON: TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT . I'HE MANOR of PILEMORE, with the Bar tons and Farms of Pilanore and Slade Bowden', Wa&ford, and 14ofitines, and feveral other Tenements, Stoats in the Paritb of Waitficld, and within a Ring Fence, about three Miles hem Tiverton and fifteen from Exeter. No 1,100 9,803 Z coo szo No. 6,79! 20,000 No. 9.361 39456 .5z 40 i 11 . 1 99 3,19; 24,187 79,008 I OCO (,357 I 0 010 2000 1010 1000 ACOUNTRY HOUSE WANTED , to purchafe or rent: it molt be in good repair, and either now fit for the Ecii , itnee of a Small Family, or may be madefo by Old Michael- Some Land will be defirable;and good Stables; if furnifht d in decent niatmer, fitoolil have no objedion to purchafe the Fur niture; muft be adjoiniogor near fume Market Town. letters direfted to Mr. Charles, at Mr.Leathwaite's Newfpaper Office, Royal Exchange. London, wilt be duly attended Pittance from London not more than eighty Miles if Northward, etberwife immaterial. The Avowal of the Profeflion of the late, and prefent Reverend ROBERT LUKE; ALTER ET IDEM. Mr. Totroa, Exeter, Weeinefday. July t aoe. IDesire by your Pape r to ail'ure the Public, that I -k again admit the dillindlion of the titular epithet t..,:c041, not nu account of a return to the religion of the church of England thereligion of my forefathers, out of which education, ftddy, r!- firetion,aud, confeicnce have compelled my feccfflon, but, left it . %odd he miftaleenly fuppofed th a t I deny myfelf to be the mini 11cr of the gofpel, becaufe, ltudious of the fupport of an earthly na tt!re, I fohnot to the exercife of tome temporal occupation ; work ing with ray hands the thhtg that is good, that I may give to him thatneedeti. ; obedient to the examule of the apoltle faint PauL 'rho is proved to have adted out only in the fuprtior capacity of the cleranian, hut, in the capacity of the layman alto, by Ads • ; 5,4. " And, becaufe he was of the lam.: craft, he abosle trith them, end wrought ; for,hy their occupation, they were tun trialtert" "And, he reafoned In the lynagtetue every fahbath, and. Ikerfusuird the Jews, and, the Greeks."—..Thus advertifed let the zediriom, and, confiderateof all my heft acquaintance be prepay id moll duthully to treat, or, deal with me, In all, and, every of the capacities of both profcffloes, clerical and laical ; prepared for the clearer view of me, either as the prof..ffor of humanity, the man, Luke; or,as the profeffor of gentility, the gentleman ntr. Lek. ; or,as the profeffor of Chrißianity, this Chriitian, Robert ; or, otherwife, if no: really, yet, at kali, profeffedly the re- Chtithatt teaches, minifter of the gofpel, or, divine, the reverend Reim Luke ; the body KM, much more the appearance O 1 the body, rot being a thing neecCary,or, elfential, however for a while collet:Man, to the charadter of a man in Chrift ; as is pr: red by the words Bore iv CZ 141.11 tax . 14‘ 7 1 , ' 1 Cott. 11. 1. Of the things, now, fpoken, or, wraten, let the outcry take its place "tub were of importunity, with mote of carneltnefa, at prefent, raJe to the continuation of my publications the means are no tenger found fuch as the affluence of former times bath minifter ed--Ohould the voice, now, on the decline, or, tending to ful pert-at uncertain as to length, not altogether fail the future pro- Alt, (by which I would, if I could, by underltood to mean the lot rprtttr of all the a ritings of the prophets; the interpreter pio- Attic, evanglie, apollohe ; the intepreter Hebrician, Grecian, Engliih; the intcrprettr as well pLyfical as metaphyfical; as well rat.onal as rcligimis) then, but not whet-wife, may the fincere of dertenioatioaa, whether the followers of merely Mofes,or, the :ollowers of Mores' matter Chrlft, for whole molt ample fatiefac ton let me never cesfe, except of dire nereffity, to Gilt, to cry,to Dry, do well :o caked to hear again Irons me, R.L. To a Gentleman fond of Sporting this Eftate mutt be particu larly defirable, as it is abundantly Rocked with Gantt of at Sorts, and Woodcocks in the Seafun ; the Stag Hon. 4s and feveral Packs or Harrier, are kept in the Neighbourhood. The Situation is very romantic and beautiful, with exteofive Views of the River ice and the furroun ding Woods, and the Elate afforis many delightful (pots for building. There is a great quantity o Ibriving Oat and other Timber on the Manor, and upwards of zo Acres of fait growing Coppice Wood, with about a6o Aires of Orchard, Meadow, Arable, and Failure Land. The Purchafer may have immodiste Inaction of the whole, except Slade Farm, omitting of So Acres and a Cottage. For viewing the Pre:mires. apply to William Richards, at Stood- Icy, near the niate. or to Farmer Harris, at Pilemore, or Farmer Vcfey, at Slade, and for further Particulars to Meffrs. White and Fownes, Lincoln's Inn, London, or to Mr. Abraham, at Author . - ton, where a Map of the Eftate may be teen. If the Premifes arc not fold by Private Contrad, a Pubic Sur vey will be held for fate of the whole together or In two Lots,at the Three Tuns, Tiverton, on Tuefday the =tit of Augoll next ►y Five o'Cloek I the Afternoon. LINTSHIRF., NOktll-1 WALE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the month of Auguft next, notch previoufly &pored of by Pri. vate Contraa, of which due notice will hi given ; A MOST defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, call ed HattParath, delightfully fituated in the ;willies of Hope and Mold, in the county of Flint, in a fine (porting country abourid. ing with game,diltant eight miles from Chefter,feven from Wrex ham, anti four from the market town of Mold (which affords a daily communication by port with the Metropolis, and all ether parts of the kiegdom); comprizing a Park of upwards of too Acres, extremely fertile and a a hrautiful diverfified furfaee, in which is feared a liandfome and commodious Manilon-hosufe, commanding rich and pkabrg.profpeets, with (nimble Glum attached of every defcription. and capital Stabling and Coach houfes at a convenient diftance, haddocks, Pleafore.grounda, Shrubberies, and Plant-a lit:MS, fingularly ornamental; Trout-ltreams, Fillt Ponds, well I flared; Gardens, &c. fcc. and (including the Park) above boo Acres of Arable, Palturc, and Watered Meadow Land. of the firft quality (of which 560 acres are within a ring-fence), divided Into cligibk cuoupadt farms and holdings, with all requifite buildings thereon. _ _ - . . . _ ..... ManDon-houfe contain& revere' fpacious elegant rooms not yet completed, but which, at an eafy capence, may be finilbed, agreeably to the talk of any purchafor ; the other parts of the houfe arefit fur immedLite occupation. Iron lone has been proved in part of the lands, and there isovery reafon ter believe the Eltate abounds with coal audakennel. PolrelSon way be had of the houfe, offices, gardens, and plea lure-grounds, at any time when defined; and of the park and paddocks, and an adjoining farm of about t 36 acres, at St. Andrews next. 'lle other farms, with the exception of at Acres, lying detached from the Denacfne, in which the tenant has an unexpir ed term of eleven years from Candkotas next, are held only from year to year. Printed Particulars rnaybehati from Meffrs. Philpot and Stone, No. t, Hare-court, Temple ; Mr. Leigh, Bafnct-ftreet, Liver pool ; Meffrs. Kay and itenfliaw in Manekefter; Mr.• Boyden, Roffet, Denbightnre; and from Mr. F. Barker, in Chefter,at whole (Ace maps of the effete may be feen, and who is authorifed to treat for the tale thereof by private colonel, and will diced a pro per perfon to thew the (amt to any one definite' of purchafing. N. B. The time and place of Me will appear in future advartifir alms, the 'Rata Is not dirpoisi byof krivate conyadi. This day were puhlithed, la Three Volumes Octavo, embellitimi with a Portrait of the Author, pricc tl. 44 in boards, OCCASIONAL DISCOURSES on VARIOUS SUBJECTS, with Copious Annotations. By RICHARD MUNKHOUSE,D. D. Of (Zinn% Collete, Word; and Milliner of St. John Saptin's Chnreis, Wakefield. Printed for Longman, ,;ft, Reci, and Orme, Paternolter tit row ; F. and C. itivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; and John Hurt, ••• The Subfcribers Copies are ready for delivery, and may be bad on applying to the Publiihers. As above may be had, by the fame Author, lately publifhed, Sr II mutes on various Subjedc, DoCtrinal and Moral, feleaed, abridged, and translated, from L'Annie Evangairme of F. J. Du rand, Miniltre du St. Evangile, Profeffor Ordinaire Jana L 'Age dank de Laufanne, ece &e. in one Volume, price 7s. _ in board.. There Sermons are Cu uniformly excellent, that we mance too ftrongly recommend them to the notice of our Re.tders." Arri Jacobin Review, for June, 013. " The merit of theft Difcourfes is eminently contricums." Britt& Critic, for Anglia, 'BO3. MALTA. This do was publiiked, e Volumes, (bum, price 'Three Guineas and a Half in boards, Mistimed wish a very • large Chart ache Wand, fircFcet by two; and with atatictoui other Plates. A. NTIENT and MODERN MALTA : contain lug a full and acme ate Account pf the PRESENT STATE of the Elands of MALTA and GOZA: the HISTORY of the KNIGH ES of St. JOHN JERUSALEM front their &ft Etta blifhinent in Malta till the beginning of the tpth Century : alto, a NA RaATivic oldie ERINTS which attended the Carrve e of tittle Bland, by the Earnest, and their fubfeettent Convert . by the Branton ; and an Appendix, contaiaing authentic State Papers and other dreumcnts. By the CREVA Lira LOUIS dc BOISOELIN; Knight of Mara. At a time when the Maud of Malta is the Bain un which the whole Syftem of European Politics Is founded, and when it is con fader, d as conftitudng one of the molt important Parts of the Bri- Mit Dominions, and as forming a Barrier to the amid:lout Prejedtt of the Goventment of France, a complete leittory and ftatiltical Account of that Wahl cannot but deeply interest every Englith man. Indepeadeutly, however, of its lingular political and mili tary Importance, this Wand is not left worthy or particular Amu don, as containing the lait organized Inftitution of Chivalry, an Inftitution which has preferved the Spirit of its Formation fince the time of the Holy Wars, and which has diftinguiihed iticlf by its extraordinary Exploits, through fib many Ages, in Ircfenee of the Chriltian Religion. Printed fur RICKARD Pititurt, N ot 6, Bridge-ftreet, ..... . _ . friars. and to be had of all Bookiel.urs N. B. A few Copies of the large and fplendid Chart of the two 'Bands, drawn under the Direetion of the Author, and finely en graved by Neale. may be had feparstely, price one Guinea, or one Guinea and a Half put en Ganvai and folti4 in a Ca(c for the Pothat. This day was pablithcd, Neatly printed In Deny t Brno. price to. 6d. bound, The Third Edition of AN ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK; with Reading Latins: adapted to the Capacities of Children; iu three Parts, calculated to advance the Learners by natural and oily Gradations; and to teach Orthography and . . together. By I.r:IDLEY MURRAY, Author of "Emilia Grammar adapted to the d?fferent Oaffes of i.earncr:, &.e. AKo, rice 6d. covered with Marble Paper, Murray's fah 3ook for Children. Mr. Murray, has comporml one of the belt elementary hooks for children in the Englifh Language." Critical Review April, 'Foe. " An Engin Spelling Book front the Author of ituz . Grammar: will anloubtedly excite vaifi.ierable expedtation that who have been in the habit of tiring the latter; ana we not that, in procefs of time. the Spelling Book will have many a.l rr.irer", as the Grammar has a:r.:ody uotainetL We are gl.ni to that Mr. Murray Eas been careful in the ri ; ;ht diviiion of the f, !shies in the fpellinz ; and tit .t he lru not followed the. crimple n: others, by it.troducing into his brie. t mats of irrelevant mat ter." knikriat Review OdoSer , 1)404 " With the great merit of Mr. 1.in.114 Murray. iu allittanee for the itiftration of youth. the public are well acqu:ijet ed. He has now ilefeemled to rile very cicinentit of inftrudititt, and with the fame !kill and tit which he hag difpluyed is his taker attempts. M e rteout?iend to t:.e pudic thi9 molt im portant little ro torte, 23 the only wont with which we are ac quainted. in the t3nglidt Language, for teaching children to read, written by a phiiofophcr and a man of tafte " Literary Novemlecr, 1804. _ _ _ . . , " Mr. Murray's elementary works have the fare merit of com . bining well &reeled efforts to trkin the infant mind to virtue, with the belt means of imparting hillnietion to it. In - the Spelling flo•A !scion; us, this is particularly tits c-ife, and we can, therefor,: r • commend It as the belt work a the kind, which /s late'y 'Auk under our infpedlion." Autilqacobin, Dec. Igo4. 0 We hate ni. diiuht that teachers may find confideraii a ad vantage front adopting the MI of this Sleiling Book." liruidt Critic Deremiler, 12c4. 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