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GENT 1.11 , 411 M, • IT was not my intention to have.folicited your Votes at the neat General Eledion, till I fhould have bad an opportunity of perfonally returning nit fincerelt thanks to each individual Freeholder for thehonour already conferred on me : but a report of an intended oppoiltion obliges me to de clare my willies of being continued your Reprefentative in the Imperial Parliament, left my filence fhould be mifetinftrued into indiCrence about being again placed in that diitirtguithed Ltuation. DUKE' OP BgDFORD. _ On Sathttllty, ike Illt•O May, will be publifhed, einbellilbed with a Ihte•PErtrait et Ma Grace the late Duke of Beu rola, TBE LET, ready Furnilhed, at Fareham, in Hamplitire, and cntcred on immediat .Iy, a Comm..di.o.s Col' rAGE, large enough for a Family , retircd, and btanti fully f:tuatcd on the edge of Farehain River; in a very polet . fo:iable neighbourhood, and good roads to every part of the kingdom; fixty yards from the Tide, Perpetual, and Warm bait Water Baths, (gimbal by an experienced Guide); .t com plete three-Rall Stable acid Coach-houk, with or without .1 Field dole to the Houfe • and a pkafant Garden.—For turih•fr particulars, letters (poll Pale) direded to Mr. Foglilh, fur eon at Fareham..--Eleven milLs trim seuthampton, vine •irana Portfmoutb. . Number XVI. of the UNION MAGAZINE, and IMPERIAL RE. GISTER, btihrdte Fort& Number of the Third Vol. This Work is enriched with elegant Portraits and Views, and intereßing Biography of the molt elcrated and popular Cbarattetrio the Visited Kingdom ; containing an hiltorical Account of the Union, an bulimia! Review of new Publica tionsi original Articks of the highelt importance In Politics, the Artsand Sciences, and every valuable Branch of Literature ; being a &Rabic Companion for the Statcfman l Private Gentle man, and Patrons of the nfeful and Polite Arts. SONS OF THE CLERGY. • If during the War I have preferred fulfilling (to the heft of my abilities) the duties of a profelfion, which 1 had entered into before my firlt Election, it will not be deemed prefump don in•tne to fuppofe that you approved of my conduft, fence you uttanitnoufly re-elected me at the hit general Election, while abroad; and finee I have lately received from many re fpedable Freeholders the molt flattering proofs of their efteem, by the unfolicited airman= of their fupport. I trait, thatfore. that I &all not run say rift of fairing ly your good opinion by any mitreprefentatkm, more etpecinikr as I believe dnriog my aMorce-the partieoist Intent& of the County have always been will attended to in Parliament. Much as I prise the high honour of balding this &taloa. I fhould anslouity wills to avoid difturbing the peace of the county ; but I make you this early declaration, in the full con vidien of its being agrecabie to the great majority of the Free holders, that Mould again utter inyfelf as a Candidate at the neat General Election. THE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be per formed at the Annivedary Meeting of this CHARITY wjll be In the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on Tudday the 4th, and the Anniverfary on Thurkity the 6th of May, when a Sermon will be preached before his Royal Highnefs rise Duke of IC cur, his Grace the Lord Arebbilbep of CAn aaaaaaa a their Lordasipe the Whops, the Right Hon. the 1.0 RD Mayo& Aklermen, and Clergy, Ste. by the Rev. GEORGE LAW, KA: Prdsendary of Cattle, Re. Ste. Hh Royal Highnefs the Duke of KENT. • The two 6rft Volumes may now be had complete in Num bers at so. 44. cub, ele bound be boards. N. B. A few Sets are refervcd with the Portraits pistol in Colohn, at aa. mNa eh N Printed tot T. Hr*, row. Where may be bad, 'MAP pshilleleg In Mealy Numbers, at ——_ . _ SUSSEX. LODGINGS TO I.ET, FURNISHED, TWO'new erelted LODGING - HOUSE.:, ad joining each, confifting of Two Parlours, Drawing-rourn, Three belt fled-rooms, and Three Servants Beds. There Houfes may be had together or feparate, with- Two Coach houfes Four Stall, and a Two Stall Stables, and all other con a;enletces. 411. - emek sib .4 vith. beards, The MONTHLY VISITOR mod NEW FAMILY MA GAZ INB, veitutti is; a sot he, avid (mead as as skful sad tot/rails/ Conpadoe is Private Families. Alfo to Let, in a nearly adjoining Houk. a good Parlour, Bed-room, one Servant's Bed. The Premifes are fituate in the 'pleafant retired Village of Keen, built on a dry fput, with a dear and uninterupted air round, commandit . - en extenfive view both of Sea and land, a very Mort diftancetrons the Sea, and only half a mile front the much efteemed and frequented Watering Plate of Worthing. For further Particulars enquire 'of John Markwick, the Proprietor, at Heen. The Right Hon. the Hari of Dana=ltrit. The Right Hon. and Right Rev. tic Lard Whop of St. DAVID'S. Tk Right Hon. the Loao MA Tea. The Right Hon. Titotias STRZLR, M. P. Lkutenant General Gcoaaa HARRIS 1i rant Aims. - On Saturday. May T, win be mablillied, Elegantly print/Ain 4to, on flue Drawing Paper and hot-preyed, No. I. to be continued Monthly, price Eighteen pence, of THE DRAWING MAGAZINE ; or, Elegant Monthly Cabinet of the Polite Arts. No. I. will contain a plain and coloured imprellion of the fol lowing Prints, Wigs the Inftrudions. a. The Roper and hi. Dag. a Ruffle Figure. a. The Oleaner's Return, the fame. SHMUtt. ROSES 1* GAUSSEN EN. M.P. THOMAS WILLIAMS, Efq. la P. Rev. JOHN DAS: ma, M. A. Ree.or of Weft Mew, Hants. THOMPSON BONA It Efq. THOMAS GREENL. WSPTP:Mt -PH SNAITH,Efq. The MOfie will conlift of the Overture of Either. In earneftly requefting the honour of your Votes and In. terelt, allow me coiffure you, that I have no °hied whatever of perfonal intermit in view; and that if I fucceed, it will be the- higheit gratification of my ambition, to have opportunities of evincing my gratitude to you by a conitant attention to the interests of the County. and by a zmlous attachment to the Conitituticm of the United Kingdom of Great Britain anti Ireland. CAPITAL SITUATION in the GROCERY LINE. TO Bt SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With immediate pnifeffion, ALL thofe extenftre Premifes, Situated oppo fi te the Fountain Inn, Weft Cowes, Me .4 Wight ; cohhiting of a fpachatis Shop, with modern Bow Window; Work-Shop, Store-hoof:., Stabling, Carden, &e. Sec. and* Carriage Road tor :pods from the Fouutata ctigy :o4nd by Carve-lane int.) the back part of the Yremifs. the whole calculated and ufed for the fait they years in the Grocery and Tallow Chandlery Bands, and equally well liwated for any other Trade. _ 3. An intereiting View, with Figures. 4. The Horfc Frightened by a Snake. The Drawing Magazine will comprehend a fuperb colledtion of Prints, engraved and coloured, in clad imitation of Draw ings, will dupileate.impredions of each, to copy or colobr, ac companied with copious inftrualani for Drawing, as wcU as for making sad uSng water-colours-Intended, not only to aillft thole who delight in drawing, bat to form a valuable colledion of beautiful Prints all executed by the Alit Arti ft s. The rub jedts will be felizaed from the works of Nature, the moft in tending ridges of the Grit Authors, the page of Hiftory, and the &vire of fancy, which will be relented in the various &apes of Square, Circle, Ovil, °darn, Medalions, and Vig nettes, and will confdt of Pair:dive Views of remarkable or beautiful Buildinr—Ruins and Profpedr—the Human Figure, tingly and in groups-4ea-Pleceva-Birds—deafts—Trees— Flowersa-Shelb,,and every branch of Natural Hiltorya-Ern- Mama-Devices. ire. Sold by M. Jones, No. I, Pasernoiter-row ; J. Hatchard, ; Chappel, Pall Mall ; ani by all Newfmen. The I lun.iredth Pfalm harmonised by Dr. Hayes. Mr. Harultra Lkttingen Te Denm, and Jubilate. with the Chorus from the faleftlah, Hallelujah, for the Loan Goo Crumpottin reigneth," an Arnhem comnnfe.! on purpofr for Crit Ch-rity by Dr.Boyee, and Mr. Handel'. Grand Coronation Anthem. The Muhc to be conduded by Dr. Arnold. Mr. hbawe, Leader of the Band. I !taw the honour to be, with fentimenta of unalterable re fpeet, Gentlemen, _ _ Stratton-ftreet, a April 24, 1 lloriA Your obliged aril devoted Servant, THOS. GRAHAM. The Dpors ofihe Cathedral will not be opened before Ten o'clock. The Choir and Mks will be carefully matted. Tickets for the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant Taylors' frfall to be had ofMr. Robfon, Bookfelkr, Bond-ftreet; 7 'Ors. Riringtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; John Bacon, Efq. I hit-Praise Other., Temple; and the Rcv. 1)r. Pearce, Lajp beth-Terauce, (gratis.) Benefadions to this Charity will be thankfully received by Jobb Baeuh,Efq.Treafurer, or the Rev. Dr. Pearce, Secretary to the Stewards. EXCHEQUER CHAMBERS, EDINBURGH. April E, 18os. INTIMATION is hereby given to all concerned, That William Carrington and Ann his wife, late Ann &ni fty, and Robert Storey and James Dtitt, Efqrs. furviving Exe cutors of Bryan Seotney, Efq. late of Gower-Brett, Bedford fquare, London, &ceded, have applied to the Right Hon. the Barons for the Gift of a certain funs heretably fecured upon an Eltate in Scotland, fallen into his Majefty's hands by reafon of Baftardy. Enquire for particulars, or to treat for the purchafe, at the Bank of Mars. Day, Bufigny, and Day ; or of Mr. Coffins, So icitor, Weft Cowes. STOURPORT BRIDGE. FA . FASHIONABL E DANCING BY Ma ALLEN, PRIVATELY Taught to Ladles and Gentle -1 men of any age, who have never learnt this aceamphili mrnt, ..r rot in the improved modern ftyk, at No. 19, Sn Ea- AA Alt-STREIT, Golden-Square, anti Na to, ultleAT ALM- S i•Ar:ri Iftoodrnan's-nekl4. They arc taught on a plan par ticularly calculated forthole to whom it is an °hied to acquire it expedidouny, privately, and in the Belt Byte of fafition. Foreigners, Olken and Country Rcfidents, who may wilb to learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the Moore. and receive conii.int initrudtioa. Thefe Academies arc open all the Summer, and though they arc principally for. grown-up People, yet Children are aro in ? Jutted twice a week on the dual terms; sad if sot brought forward, as much in one year, as at Schools in general in two. ,lo charge made for their inftrudios. •,,* Mr. Aecas thrown' all pram cowers with his tots Academy . in Ifaydoit-fquare. MONEY READY To ADVANCF. ALL Perfons in the Po(felon of Incomes, wiling from Freehold, Copykold, ur Leafehold Slates, in Land or Houlcs, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Sett slenwnts, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other certain Income foe Life, stray be 101,94 with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying Annuity interelt for the fame. The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, may be accommodated on their perfenal ; sad is any inftanee,' where the fingle fatuity of an individual may be deemed intuflicient, the addition of another perks to guarantee die payment of the intereft, will remove the objeaion ; and is all eaters, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the principal at their own opean. Perfooal applications will be received every day till four o'clock, and letters front Correfpondents in town or country, (poft pail) will be iinnaeiliately anfwered, ad./nil - oil to the Di recgtor of the Knightfbridge Bank, at his town-bode, No. 3, Lower joluktrect, Goldint.(quarc. AMeeting of the Trutiees of the (aid Bridge will be held at Stourport Inn, in the County of Wor- OU TUCitlay, the 4th day of Maf neat, for the pii of receiving Propofals and Eftinutes for crating an Iron Briar, aria oat Area, arras the River Severn, at Stourport aforefald, upon the new Some Abutments now forming there, and any peon willing to perform the fame may fend in Pro pofals to Mr. Colley, at Kiddermitilter, previous to the laid Meeting. Ily Order of the Truttees, April r 3 , raos. RICHARD COLLEY, Clerk. ADAMANTINE TEETH. MR. LESR,it;geWlsentiii, No. 13, Ha norer-ttreet. Hanoveaquare, refpcdfuffy bifocals his Friends and the Public in general, that be has found out a isenspofition endrdy incorrupdhle for Artificial Teeth ; which being infinitely fuperior to say dans ever yet offered to the Public, is fans boned by the 11000 difbnifidibed alliwobati°lll of this Compofuion.—Mr. L. In:nifty.. Complete Sets, not dial*. guidable from Natural ones; replaces every deficiency by fix. in any namber of Sin* or Double Teeth, be they ever to defedive.—N.ll. Mr. L. contimr_s his operations on the Gums mud Teeth as dual. MR. TAI.MA, Dentin, No. 13 , Old Caveudifit arca, Cavendilk-Apiare begs leave to inform the No baby and his Friends is Funeral , that after leveret years peadtlee, be Le found out s new method to make whole Sets of Teeth, and may flatter \Welt than he has overcome the tilacaltles whkh arrive In malting them fit and fet upon the Gun* with. oat the !mall& inconvenience. Mr. Tar= can alts fay with madame, and can allure there who may require kis affilance, that the Sets of Teeth sheen nenthecd are not fubjcdt in any way wbuteTtr to wild= soy elfenfive find! in the moeth, having nothing- comquiltie in them. Any norther of Single or Double Teeth may be re placed upon the fame principle, which cannot be diftinguilked IP= Natural ones. Specimens of them may be glen at Ma Nock every day from Twelve WI Four o'clock. . This day was publinicd. kusdiesedy printed in (mall Sao. prim 6s in boards, or on large paper, price toe. id. In boards, THE KURA!. PHILOSOPHER, or FRANCE GEOROICit a Didactic Poem. Tranfiated from the Ori ginal of the Ass pa LlLta, entitled, u Lalestita ati ellt rs." By JOHN MAUNDK. For a character of this work fee the following extraas from the Reviews. OINTI R "TEN, Mr. Maumee has rendered his author in as ear, and yet ITAVING by accident read the tellimony of ~,„e a drain o f w ofi cit i on . o the Loan Cater BARON repotting your invaluable i And after feveral imbue:is, the Reviewer then proceeds to Ching 's Patent Worm Lozenges, I was induced to make trial Rate, that of item on myfdt. From a twang-two years refideinalio 'he It mud undoubtedl y be fern (horn there fitecimens, that this EaR-Indies, I have been fubjett to a liver antirks- - trataktion is fpirited and meritorious work, and fuels as the lent billows olaftruetions. I have made uk the LaVoie' , Ennlik Reader will perefc with pkafure and advantage. and have derived very confiderable benefit from tkell‘atid &kith Critic, oa, t Sot. given them to my children, and the children of my acquitintame; The tranflation of this poem is, upon the whole, happily me alio to numbers of the poor ; and in no one Whence have they clued; it adheres with futficient fidelity. to its too, and gene 4ile d of ( Medi. but its fome mks have performed, I may fay, rally evinces an equal degree of eak.--Crit. Review, Sept.iBot. miraculous cures. I have perukd the numerous taksonies of A s t he / Amami* eiegampoem has already been &tailed in ;he pod alas produced by than, and ha only remark Ido our analyfis of.tbe Original, we have now only to confider the cot kink too moth can be kid an that praife ; from rape. m a ngi est a nd. on this pole* we mutt inform put Readers fiance I partecularly recommend them for removing obltinate that the number► are in general, Bowing; that the Poet's bilious obarmtionsc—Gestinnen your obedient fervent. thou g ht* are not often Inaceurately rendered ; andthat, though Tiollenth, Feb. to, am. JOHN RIDDLE- the elegance of climatal. cannot be curdled to equal theta To Marrs. Ching and Bak,. a bard 4, rcuownsd for harmony of compolition, vet this vet , Soh! wholefale, retail, and ( S r erportation, at Ching and don will convey to the Engliils Readtr manyuf. itia beauties, B i rl rAt No. 4. Chzilgide and retail by Vidding. No. 76, and a fatisfaaory galena idea of the whole work. opporm. the Pantheon, Oafiwd-ftreet ; &Arley, Paahtall ; • Monthly Rivicw, Nov. lgsit. • nil Country Mai. one %falderal° the United Kingdoins6 Painted for G. Kearfiei, rett-ltrret ; Bell and Bradfnte, in ban at One Guinea, s+ and sow yd. each Edinburgh ; and liaisand Reid; GOfgher. A FURTHER PRO( )I/ OP nip. EFFICACY OF CHING's PATENT' WORM I.OZP.NOES. clarinet RbontE has (+mourn! Medi.. Ching sad Dinkt with the fulk.wing (;al4 For the USE of SCHOOLS and YOUNG PERSONS. This day was publithed, in two Volumes, royal amo. with Engravings, and a eorrea Map, prk* Ms. in boards, x xs. half-bound, or aas. kandfiundy bound and lettered, A HISTORY of GREECE, from the EAR LIEST PERIODS, till its REDUCTION Into ',RO MAN PROVINCE. Intended principally for the life of Schooh, and Young Pelona of both Sexes. By WILLIAM MAVOR, 1.1. D. Vicar of Hurley in Berklhire, Chaplain to the Earl of Duty fries, Author of the arid& Repos, Univerfal Hilkoty, Printed fat It/CHARD PHILLIPS, No. 71 St. Paul's Church-yard: Sold by & TABART, at the Ira& Library, New B o o ed-B res t ; by TM/MU HURST, aternofter-row; WILSON and liiiiiter;York; H. Mosta v. Oainihro' ; E. Bat.- roue, Edinburgh, and by all other Bookfellers. Of whom may be had, Dr ' MArea'stherirtacas. Hirroar. in Twenty-five Vo lumes, as each Volume appears on the Vita Day of every Month, and all the other Elementary Books of the fame Author. NOTICE NOT TO TRUST.-April z 7, doz. - - WHEREAS MALT, the Wife of THOM As Gauen, of the Hamlet of QieerthM, in the Parish of Ripple, and County of Woreefter, haandman, did lately elope from her bid Hathind—this is therefore to caution aU Pafons Hunft giving Credit to the fald Muir GM Pl. as bar Paid hand will not be refpoulible for any Debt the may hat-after contra. • WAR IN EGYPT. THE Exhibition of the Large HISTORICAL PICTURE, painted by 3R1417EL JAMill ARNOLD, repre- Inning, on a rand executive fcale, the memorable Ba de before Alex.indria, cm the 31ft of March, sBot, in which the pliant Sir Ralph Abagromby loft his life, continues open at the Great Room, Spin/ Gardens, every day from ten till slulk.—Admth tame is.-413itobea of reference Are delivered to Ladles and Gentlemen honouring the Exhibition with their pretence, and a par= attends to explain the PWturc. AYOUNG MAN, a tradefman in town, wilhes to engage as a Steward to a Captain in the Eait or Weft India ferviet.....For particulars apply to 0. Z. No. 37, Tonto hatu-Courtwoad, London. TABU DORSALIS, AND 'FHE DISEASES OF THE SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, &c. PraaJoil Effsys and Remarks on the Taber Dorfa ls. This day was radian'. Price ss. f in large Wan), bound In Boards, the Second Edition, with very confideralgo addi- Lk., of PRACTICAL ESSAYS•and REMARKS. on that fpecies of Coafumption hmident to Youth, and the diterent Stages of Life, comment? tailed Tabes Dorfalit ; with an account et the Lustre, enures, and cure of that Diltenper • ikeillwaltradng its baneful clods on the Snell funaions of tbo; Animal Zeocomy, including the Difeafes winos therefrom; dpeehdll the Nervous Atrophia, the Exoneizotis, and the Ptbills,ov Confumpdon in general. With Hiftories of Cafes ro oming in the Author's Pratiro timing she left fourteen Years By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, (FeDow of the Rola Academy of Surgery, in Paris; of the Univerlity of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly Simeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry; and the ' 1 Royal Hufpital, at Chatham.) Sold by J. Walker, No. 44, IPatersofter-row ; J. Ridgeway, York-ilrect, St. Jamees-fquare ; and as Na 3S, Comer el Oreek-itreet, Soho. loruparts --7 eliat areount of the nature and utility of the above Work, the Radar are referral to the Biographical, Literary, and SolontHit Adainaine for Jane, don, frau page lid to 211. GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. This day was pubilibed,the Second Edition, elegantly printed in O4tavo, with Plates, price los. 6d. in boards, VSSAYS on GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE, By the Rev. T. WARTON, Rev. J. BENTHAM, Cap tain GROSS, and the Rev. J. MILNER, (with a Letter to the MAME). Illidtnted wit& twdve Plates if Ornaments, Stc. Mani awn indent Builangs; calculated to exhibit the va rious kple. of Masan Period& To which is added a Lift of the LlttiaiwY of 114nrel, ub their dime:ohms. Printed feel Taylor, at the Ardriteaural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. Villtere may be had. a. SPECIMENS of GOTHIC ORNAMENTS. feleded front the ParUk Chunk of Lavadtam, in Suffolk ; on forty Plates. Qparso. as. 2. PLANS, ELEVATIONS, SECTIONS, and VIEWS of the Church at BATALHA in PortugaL To which is prefixed an introduaery Difeinrefe oaths Principle% of Gothic Architec ture. By JAMES MURPHY, Archited. Printed on Imperial Folio, with twenty-fey= elegantly engraved Plates. Price 4 141. 6d. half-hound. 3. ORNAMENTS of YORK CATHEDRAL, by J Half penny. Quanta 6L so*. HANTS.—To as SOLD AND LLT AT AUCTION, On the Prendfa—By Mr. WELLER, On Monday the 3d of May, tltoi, preeifely at Twetre o'clock, TH E FOLLOWING ESTATES: - 6 - Lot I. A. truly defirable COTTAOt °Rana; replet e with Dosneftle Offices of every defeription; a pi , Rurefque Garden and Pleafure Grounds, planted with the chuiceft Fruit -trees, well cropped; a luuldfome Great-bode, Melon-grounds, fenced Potary-yard, a detached three-italled Stable, Hay-loft and Groom's room, Carriage-houfe, Harnefs-roons, Coal aad Wool Sheds; towhies is united a plain Cottage, which forms a School room, Nurfery, Laundry, Brew and Walla-boufes, with three Bed-ehamben; alb a good Barn, Granary, Cart and Cow honks. with a Hach-ftable. The above Praaiks are &sate In the beautiful Village of Hatablodon The Society of the place and its environs Waft and refpedable—lnas and Shops of the belt accommodation— a Pak of capital fabferlpdat Fox Hounds, immediately on the fpot. The Tenure b both Freehold and Gopyhold, held under theißilhop of Winchefta ; the Fines and (bit-Runts are very inconliderable, and not Heriotabie ; lam the refiatnee of T. M. Palmer, Efq. of which inftant patellae may be had. Lot s. A COPYHOLD MATE; comprifing a Meado* of 7 Acres, nearly adraing Lot I. Lot 3. A Freehold itate called PITT's HILL ; comparing Two Enclofurn of Arable Land, containing about 33 Acres.' Lot. 4. A Freehold and a Copybolii Eftate, called the TIL LONGERS; cotaprillag Two Enclofures of Arable Lind, containing about to Acres, lix of which are Freehold. lot. s. To be Let, for an unexpired term of three Yean, a FARM, caked Goldfmitba, conspriling a Farm-bade, Gate. room,'Gardcn, Orchard, Barn, Cart and ;.Fodder-bosifes, and three Cow-pens ; together with upwards of eighty-four Acres of Land, let at SDI per Annum: with the young Crops on:the Eftates, in various Lots. And inutiediately after which will be fold by Audion, The. Farming Stock, and Implements of Hulbandry, con taining four clever Cart-horfes, one. barren and four Cows. and Calves, Twenty Sheep, Two Waggons, Two Dung and pen light Carte ; Hands; Filuanes, &e. ' • Together with. the Endre, Genteel, and Modern HOUSE :HOLD FURNITURE, Plate, Linen, China, Glare, &Gnarl Plano-Forte, bjr Stodart, and variossotber valuable Elfedlb. Belengtog to T. M. IYA Lain, Efq. .Pristed Parnaiba' and Catalogue (at 6d. each, to-he r!- 'timed to Purchafenr) , willbein time pa-Familiar! delivered At the adjacent Market Towns. the PleAe Of Sale ; the.Chaptcr Callkalicufe; and maarbe ha d: o i'dr. Urea, Solicitor, No. to, Gray's Inn Square; =ref M. Vreikr, at his Genial Ague? O$ e, Chiebettcr. WARWICKSHIRE. MANOR and FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO It PaItIit4PTORILY SOLD SY AUCTION, By EDWARD LEES, On Thurfday the 3d day of June, at Two o'Cloch in the Afternoon, at the Houfe of Daniel Wagitaff, walled or known by the name or ago of the Bull and Fleur de Lis, fituate in Nuneaton, in the County of THE MANOR of WEI)DINGTON, in the Paid County; and a very deficit& FREEHOLD ES TATE there, in the following Lots:— Lot I. Al l new-erected and capacious Meffuags, Tene ment, or Farm-honfe, with the Yard,Gardens, Orchard. Barns, Stables, Cow-hovels, and other Out-offices thereunto adjoining, and belonging; and alfa all thole leveret Clofes, Pieces or Par cels of rich Arabic, Meadow, and Pisan re Land thereunto ad joining and therewith occupied, fituate, (landing, lying, and Wog In Waddington, in ale county of Warwick, containing to gether 169 A. and t 7 P. or thereabouts, (be the fame more or lets) and now and ibrfevairal years bit pall in the Tenure or Occupation of Mr. 'iSmtias Torapron. ' Lot. a. All that other Meituage, Tenement or Farm, with the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow-hovels, end other Out-offices thereunto adjoining and belonging; and alfu all thole fevers! Clofes, Pieces or Parcel of rick Arable, Meadow and Paiture Land, thereto adjoining, and therewith occupied ; alto fituate, ftanding, lying, and being in Waddington aforefaid ; containing together 188 A. 3 R. and 6 P. or thereabouts (be the fame more or Ids) and now alto in the Tenure or Occupation of the fold Thomas Tompfon. Lot ~'All that other Melluage, Tenement, or Farm-honk, with the Yard, Garden,Orchaid, Barn, Stable, Cow hovel!, and other Out.offices thereunto adjoining and belonging ; and olio all thole feveral Chiles, pieces or parcels of rich Arab!e, Meadow, and Patture Land thereunto adjoining, and therewith oceupled,.fituate, ilanding, lying, and being in Waddington aforefaid, containing together t4S A. and 5 P. or thereabouts, (be the fame more or lefs,) and now in the tenure or occupa tion of Mr. John Taylor. Lot 4. All that new credo' Meftuage,Tenetrient, or Farm honk, with the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow hovels, and other Out-oficcs thereunto adjoining and belonging ; and alto all thole foreral Cloics, Pieces, or parcels of rich Meadow and Failure Land thereunto adjoining and therest ith occupied, fituate, (landing, lying, and being in Waddington aforefaid, containing together 65 A. I R. and 13 P. or there abouts, (be the fame more or lefs,) and now in the tenure ur occupation of Mr. John Townfend. Lot 5. All thofe two Chiles, pieces or parcels of exceeding rich Meadow and Pafture Land called the Homeplank Meadow, and the Paddock, fituate lying, and being iu Weddingo, atorefald, containing togeler 11 A. 3 R. and 38 P. or there abouts, (be the fame more or lefs,) and now in the tenure or ' occupation of the Paid Thomas Tampion. I.ot 6. All thofe two other Clofes, pieces, or parcels of exceeding rich Meadow and Failure Land called the Brook Meadow, and the Brook Clore, fituatc, lying, and being In Waddington aforefaid, containing together 13 A. aR. and t t P. or thereabouts (be the fame more or lets ) , and now alto In the tenure or occupation of the laid Thomas Tompfon. Lot 7. All thofe four Clofcs, Pieces, or Parcels of RI, II Arable, Meadow, and Paiute called the Meadow, the Hovel Clore, eh:Footway Clete, and the Lane Clore, fituatc. lying, and being In Weddington aforefaid, containing together x 6 A. 3 K. and 18 P. adjoining the Cottage piece, belonging to Nuneaton aforefaid, and lying by the Lane-fide leading front Nungatoei to Higharn-on-the-hill, and now in the tenure or _ _ occupation of Mi.: John Townfeni Arable r All pait th ure ofe L t l wo d, Cl cal ol l e e s d , th Pl e ec H es, . lii o c r ., P a ar nd ett ood of n ft la i , c f h s Clok, fituate lying, and being in Weddington aforefaid, ad; joining the CLeiage-road from Nuneaton', to Highiun-nn-the- Mil aforefaid, and near to the Walling-greet Road, and now in the tenure or occupation of the fail Thomas Tompfon. Lot 9. The Manor of Weddington aforefaid, with the Per; quifnes and Appendages thereunto belonging. Weddington is fituated within one Mile of Nuneaton, five of Atherftone,the fame Monet from Hinckley, nine Milt. front Coventry, and eighteen Wes from Leicefter, in a fine Sportirg Country, is near the Watling-Reed Road, and silo near th,7 . Turnpike Road leading from Lekeftcr to Coventry, and w kb; et a molt dins= of the Coventry and Athby Canal Nal igations. The Land Is in general very Rich and Fertile. Lots and A are equal, if not furrier, to any Land in the County of War wick; the Brook aisle is fituate on an eminence, command:- ing a beautiful profiled of the Currounding Country, and is a deurableipet to eroft a Manfion or other Buildings upon. 14r b a C 4 r th underd k 1 quality , w t ib he eti v at i ndi ;a s tt e-si:is tf ilia l: 4n l he eurialliddlitiduelr-rbisu,dtNedP:rilliez7drate‘ts—aue 4reG4-etorg:yaua:;lcoinulloitmhwye, A= Crowns, Lelmfter ; Cattle, Coventry; Red Lion , • and the WiAGeorge Inn, W a rwick ; C a ttl e I nn, Bi rmiughani te Hart, Araby-de-leaouch. for a view of the Prentifes apply to the refiamlice Tenants, t or toDattiel Wagßaff, to Nuneat o n a t er ef a id ; an d for ali mt. I the; particulars to Rolont Abney, Bk. of 4%411hr-de-la - Lou, h; ' in t h e county. nf Leiceiter; Mr. Matthew Ingle, of the fame place; m r . Fanner, of Barton in the Beans, in the laid Coeur v; to Mr. George Greenway, Attorney at Law, Nimeaton, t ele / mire, where a plan of the Eftato maybe teen ; or to Mr, Taws Nicholls, Attorney at• Law, N 0.41. Great Ittourafbury;LoOdon. •