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IVIIEREAS, A IM __BRAAM LEvYs()HN, a Cit!tk 11l • the Knife of Mars Aaron Goldfinn!, San, and I) Midun, Letnen-itre.t, Goodman's-fields, thuds charged with Felony, end has abfconded ; TO BE LET, and entered upon insmediltely, ALatge, CotnvenieiA, and wen-built 1 - 10:.7ST : :, with capital Warehoufes, Cellars, Countittphotti. &:. fitnate in lifh-ltrect, Hull, ;And now in the ocetti.ition of 4 Wine and Spirit Merchant, fur which bulluc.:l ch9ligh Ink,' fur ally) it is p.:culittly adapted, and has alrza :y track.—For further partieurrs apply t. W. Sellers. Creurge-itacct.—ltioll, July 2, 18os. CLERGY, arid FREEI-101.DEAS •f t..c COUNTY oiYORK. (:, VTLF.NIFY, C C nay finccre Thanks for the fi snout you have this day conferred on me, by eh...9in; v.., f,r the Fostrh •I'ime. one of your Reprck,vatives in P.a.- •• .•it. I feel the nf the Trutt you hs repord in ni nus vn„leavour to ,hfchaege its inapo-unt functions w'cli dut 1,„..- I ,ol,lc:iee and isitteul affiduity which Duty .::J G. - Am. Getitknica, Your obligcd and fai!lirul fcrvam. W. Nl'll-I*.R F 0 RC F. Whoever win apprehend faid Abraham Leryfohn, nr give loch Informaion to Sir Richard Ford, Chief Maginrate of the Police, at the above Office, as may be the Mini of hi. king apprehended, nail receive FltrlT POUNDS RE WARD from Metra. Goldfmids aforefald. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT', Thi. d.. 7 WAS pu'aillvd, price One Guinea, in boards, A Comp:m.ll,mi TREATISE on MODERN ELI; I.:ATION, in which the following interelting j CZ!, 1? Ii •:::, Private 5,:h00h, Gallantry, Duelling, Public Schino.., Onivvrraiea, Gaming, Suicide. By the late JO . MCRINGER,D.I). FR. S. nnd A.S.S. To whi , h are, added, Corns-:ADeigns..both Characcteriltie and I:lnf,:„tir., ; delineated by J. B. Willyama, Efq.; and by}-'1 Rowlandfnu. Printed for WiJliam Mille:, Old Bond-flreet. The f del Abraham Levyfohn is about 3o Years of age, of a fcrious Countetta: c:, Six Feet high, Very thin long Vifage, dark-brown Hair, blue Eyes, decayed Teeth, is a Germ in by Birds, (peaks a little French and Englids, but very badly, and in a deep hoaek Yoke. Had on when be abfconded, a drab grey furtout Coat, his Linen is marked with the Initials of his Name, A. L. AFREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe Free, and Land Tax Itcdeenidd ; contlit.r.g of a modern Minfi•.n- Houle, and about 340 Acres of Arable, Meadow, l'ailorc, .14 Wood Land round it. The 1 - luufe is fit for the receptien of a genteel Family, and commands a beautiful Viiw of the rich Vale of Re, than ; the Roads arc good, and there is plenty of excellent Water. Paa oldie Puri:bare Moeey to eI r• mein ott Mortgage ; and further Particulars may I.c had ~ f M. i'yndale, Solicitor, Lineoln's-lim.Fields, where a Ilan of the FP. .to may lie fern, and who is out:liaised to treat for the rale of la!nr . Y r 2, I P.:21 gone ncy and :NDEPEND::N LLECTOK•I of the BOROUGH o[ BARNSTAPLE. GI , NTLENIEN, rrHC very Itandrome Support I have this d.ty from you, in conferring on me the diainguilhc 1 11. ' - i. r of becoming °mot your Rrprereutativva in Pali Meat, tot my Mind with the moll lively and grateful Feeling, ne nn , c..ilucmen, to Winn: you that it wiil at all Ti:nta I 7rt. to dclerve your .Ippr......tinn, by an upright a.'d imhiaff, .1 dildiarge of my Duty in Parliament, ail by to tae moult of my POVICT, the Ir.tcreft an: of the amuan B.noil7h ~f arnßuple. —4 am, Gentlemen, Wi:h zrer t rpea and ((teem, Your ever obliged 1- d fAthinl Servant, -th July, t Nl2. EDWARD Pi:.LLEW„ COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. THE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, under the fuperintendance of the Rey. SAMUEL CATLOW, at Mansfield, Nottinghandhire, will open again on Monday. Re-' ferences to Englifh and I. ore ign Mercantile Houle!' of the Brit refpcdabillty, in Town alid Country, are left with Mr. John fun, Iltiok feller, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Mr. &Alain), Paternolter row, London. Of whom may be had, An enlarg ed Outline of the Plan of InP.ruaion, which is adapted to the varied purpof!, of active tits•, having an equal view to the formation of the Scholar, the Merchant, and the Gentleman. To which is alfe added, a detailed View of the Syftem of Studies, Mond Management, Difcipline, and Internal Regu lations, adopted in the Mansfield Comm:Mal Seminary. to References may a& be procured on application to the Superintendent. • This day'VTIS pi:et 711. in 1,-Eirds, A RE LA T I ON t f circtlfnilances which tb:c;:rred :n the Provlacc of I.nwer duting the us, isod u eh. Goren oo,nt A t e d the I:trA42ors; comity, oti,r; yrar 1;0 down to thr y:‘r I e,x) ; with a Cnodrwittrot mid Sufferings of thL7 Author; to,;e , !,tr al .k-eount tae !VI 'liners and Rival on: of Cut l'irt of t!..g utnt: ry cal.kd site Bocage, in Lower N mrantly, with the Tr...erncot . of their Cattle, Ntturr tF Soil, Coltn , Ati.in, And tiarreitin: of their Crops, Donttßie Nl.,nagentrnt. • TO BE SOI.D BY I'HIVATE CON fItACT. • AVery valuable And improv a ble FREEHOLD ESTATE, Trite lime, confotting of the 'Manor Orrat Sturton, near Honicaltl... in the County of Lincoln, and of lour Farms, in the ',tette...thin ni relpeetalle t-muni at will, contain ing altngther one thoulind ..ne hundred and fiftern Acres Arable, I eadow, end Failure Laud, neatly the whole of the Lordlhip. For further particulars aFp'y to Mr. - Calderon, Solicitor, Rugby, Warwickatire; Mr. Yates, Sr a t un kik"- -FM , t tar Rugiiy; or to lvlr. Tyuttalz.,S .li,•;tnr.No. 6 I.,iltyln's Tothe GENITENIEN, L'I.f.K(;Y, and FRELHOLUERS of the COUN'T'Y ut PEMBROKE.. C E VT LL YILN. TMPRE'iti ED with a gratdul Cenfe of the high Homuur which ',our .is Sui:ragm..4 h !imir con fared on nit, by ar lin nit: your Ft.p: Aar ive in rarliument. I &fire to return m:mri my melt r iiai Titan% and to Arun: you that, fediug the import.7c m•f thc guard and fl. !tering fituation in which you brie it nail be my uniform endeavour to difeharge time dutit t at tached to it, by Readily umilstrin7 to the prineiplemm of our in valuable Cermaith , ion, and by coeftthing•nn every occafion tn_ wdfarc and intrreng of time 6ittrty have the bormotir to he, emeriti< men, By (;E(IRGE GREENE:. PuL:ithed (or the 13..netit of the Author; and rad by John li..tchurti, No. t 9:). Pict .li:fy. PRIVATE TUITION, for Foreign Ge;ltic men and others, who having fuddled their Edo :a tion, may with to p urfue their Litertry and Cummcrcial 3,u -dies, with the advantage of free acerfs to a kledt Library, Phi- Infophical Apparatus, Bm. &c. The Suptrinttnalant 'of the MANSFIELD COMMERCIAL SEMINARY having fitted up Fioufe adjoining bli own, with a view of extendin.l the molt liberal means of Tuition and Private Study, to the Children of the Commercial CLfflts of the Community, pofieffes ptc.diar advantages for the above purport; particulars of widett, with the Termr, may be hr.rned by application to the Rev. jaunt' Catiow, Mansichl, Nottinghamihire. ef References to Engliat and Foreign Mercantile Honfes of the Bra refpedtability in Town and Country are left with Mr. Joluifoo, Na. 72, St. Paul's Church-yard, and alto with Mr. Rohinfon, Paternolter - row;. and may be procured on ap plication to the Superintendant. This d.y was ful ct, • fa One V 0 1 ,1,1..,.: t, t tiro. Pric- in bawds T HE sTATE of EUROPE b.:fore and after the REvourrioN. By Profdrir Gr. - NZ, Privy Cotton:nor to ItiA Pruaian I%lAtfty, Jr.e. iFte. Tr mil 4.t.d front the G:1 - 111:14 by JOHN ALE, tit Efq. Printed 'jr; J. liatchard, Bookftl:er to h, r Majraf, Noaspo, Pici-a•liity —Of whom tnly I e I‘. Conti lerationt on the Debt on !lie Civil Lift; by the Right Hon. t:,:o1;1 , e [tote. tr. the fame At:thor, the Screw% Edition of . _.. • . You much 01 , 1i;:ed and mit fai:hltall.rvant, riaon Cattle, yly t c, 18:)z. YULFORD. Tu thc GI.NTLEMENCI.ERGV, awl I k.I.F.HOLDERS, A aniustion into ch.. Increic of the RCVLIIUC, COM. Men; !. 4114 :Vl.lnilf.lettireS of Gre Britain, Irmo I 792 to 1799. _ _ _ of the COUNTY of S.ILOP. THE ejitinguifhed honour you have this day conferred upon us, in utrinituoully yoir Re prcfcnrr ives 13 Parham ot fur this County, d :in olds. and we Lame your acctp:;mco• of our Caws-re 4 11,1 ~aw . !:•I;ntents: our molt zealous eni'easours t1.,11 r.o! ist :111:1; to conrit:ce you how highly fenfible we are a t!,is orr kint at , ention and raped; and it will Le our Molina tiGn, as it is our duty, to give the molt ci.:ivinzinepzoola of attuattd by an anxious regard for the cfr h.”: 4 &sad intsrift, of our Country, and of the County of S.d p in puticubr. Wr remain, Gentlemen, - With the urarmell gratitude and rcfpc., Your molt faithful and obligrd humble Strrants, 'brew - turf, 'RICHARD HILL. 14th Jell., i!ot. JOHN KYNASTON To the ELECTORS of the TOWN and COUNTY of the TOWN of NOTTINGHAM. GENTLEMEN, Viy I infinite gratitude to you for rift fa r•air3, tyi•hout :vein; the fmaileft &tree of re fent.n.lit on my part. for ally perfonal Minns offered to myfclf, i take the earn, it opportunity of affuritig you, that, if 1 could my y haw: torefccn the mirchiLls which have hap. 5.:n. , 1 during ti.c prelim Election, I fhnuld with the greateit tiej re !rive ricrihccd my private whites to the peace of the n—for I hive h.. amhitinn to gratify, and I have, during t' ; in. :ha- I have had the honour of repreknting you, had r' ••'‘j : 4 in vit but to promote the general iiitcrefts of the ..•.- •..-. in w:.ich y: tire arc neceiTari;y incluJ. d. To w.e, a ft. , . iu Parliament is of no coat:qui:nee; and if the is of it is owing to my holding principles of loyalty and at to the King and Confthution, I gtary in that lots. I !Lye witneffed with th.: iletpelt re;rrt feenes of riot a: d ialoOkr, operatin; totally to deltroy that frelilom of n e dion, which is unc of the main pillars of the HOU% Cotillittrion; leen the authority of your Maziltrates deri and flt at eaui,ht; and 1 Law leen, for the hot time, Els...tir cart - Ring their franchifes at the hazard of their lives. Wl,uu aloft: who have promoted Inch violence, rta't upon it, 1 hope it will tad theni to confider, that at Tome future period the cafe might be their own. Wh. th,r under a the cireumiLmeev of the percent Fledtion, k silt he dials:dived, or not, is not for me to fry—hut, if It tufa, I hope that my Opponent will juitify the choice you are made, by his conduit in Parliament, and quietly purfue io rent her pLer the (ober luterr its of the Tows of :%Intunghans. I have tbe ivolour to be, with g-e+t grztitude,Gtaticmcn, Your much-obliged and Linhful F ream, 1311 1. Jul)? 14. igoa. DANIFL PARKER coic,y.. A LL ' , crams who have any Claims nr I)emands 01, the Eitste ef iir john Call, Bart declared, arc r.mucii ed!u road in the particulars thevetimmedistely to the Banking 11.a.ft e.l Mtirrs. Pyini, Gram, and Hale, in Bood-ftrtet or to kit'litoina. Rad.lcigh, of Hatton Garden, one of the Ext. atm.) of his Will, In order that the fame may be difcharged !gnu% the Executor:T.lp Aeownts art finallf &Wed, and the heanee paid over t 9 t!‘c ReLiduary Legated-And all Perfons indtbicd to the raid Eftatc are defired forthwith pay thr re ipartne Debts to the laid Banking Hoofe, or to the fpid Mr. Leikith. PSI N I UNION REGISTER and other b 1 OVES. YOUNG molt refpeafully recommends to A ‘-• the Public hi, Patent Union Stows, in which are united (nick the An atcft amplicity of eontimelion) th- clearable qua lities oi Caic .horny, Security. and Eleadicee. A comparathely baba 'paint y of Coali nukes a v.ry powerful Fire. which may eattstathcd at night by a ample yet effeetire m-thod, and tke orderileatb are excluded from the figitt by an Orna aural Steel Plate. Stasnif.ciur:l 4 nd G 44 by the Patentee, No. 13, Borough Wall% Bath ; and in Loudon by Alit and Lout, No. 116, Long ; 1 Ardna, No. 4 . 011fOrd.ftrell PM % NO. 141, Bond- ItTL-t ; E n!.and Song, No. tos. St. Martin's-Linc ; Pahrwr. No. It. Curni i!' ;ant Drnrner. and Sanden, No. It t. Fle t-ltrort. 141 11•TANI' ADVI.:E. 'lO E.I.MILIE.S. COPY cia Letter from the Rev. Mr. CHAR t. 1.3 Pt. ss au Itel , .or of Bohner, Mahon, Yorklbire, to Cut 1.. and B. rLta , Cheapfide.....ocotkmen, upon foal fn n .4P y tcf?..e.able Lynatures to the Cum performed bf y. I.r (.111N(V4 PATINTWORM LOZENGES (part'. Ai r,at of the. Left! Difliop of Carlilic, with whom 1 have IL • L •• . of wtqualutc4), Induced me to try them upon a+•• • f o.nre, ve.ohad Win very ill a long time, and received .7 It., ticischt from any Medicine he took.. 1 think it a c t y.:2, as. 4 a national advantage, to fay, that he was I.i.' rid to gemdhtnith, h ody t..king three dofr. of n. uparatoic Atictlicine, which I have ltronrly return its many of my friends for themktvcs and children, and .04: Loa failed of fueed4 I am, Gentlemen, _ _ _ Year humble Servant. Lim-r, Ott. ‘,. 13.1 r. Cl - 1.1R1.F.S PRESTON. : Att. and Retail. at Ching and Butkv's, Cheap tkl' 7 t:al by Van Barn, ElGnore; BuU , Daftdale, and t INiA ; Davis. Cork; and by inoft rcfp&table Me • tclic Vet:4.n is the lipited Kingdoms, in B.'tes at to half Itaces 9.1. and Family Boles, containing 6vc (null lilacs, 014. ca.s. • • . _ 1 • This ely svni prhiiihed, puce ts. 61. 13 , •4ielttd to 1)r. ji.t:xts. A DISCOURSE, at:drat:4i fo Parent s, -I. 1 nu the Duty and Adranta4es of In.:cub/tin Children, 1 1 :e. w.th the Cow Pox. Ry Itcy. r.T7xn 1300:CER, Li.. D. Plicted fit- J HectL.rd, No Igo, Piccadilly, I.ondoli. • (1( !whom may be had, price 3s. The Eyi t icnee tot the Authenticity and Diyine Infpiration of the Apcalypf... Bated anal vindicated from the objedtions of the late Prordror t. D. Michxlis ; in Letters addreffed to the Rtv. Herbert Maids, B.D. F. R. 5. This Ja7 was pebbled, price u. 6d. EMARKS on the Coutroverfy, fubliiling or fapparcd to ru:,:wt, between the Arminian and CAleuriftic of the Church of England; i:i a frcond Letter to the Rev. John Overtun, A.F. Author or "tit: True Churchman Afecruined." By the Rev. EDWARD PEARSON, B. D. Rector of Rerrmftone, Nottingh.unthire. Par Mos fe ambz, InviEla zcutro etrrna in (seders mittant. London : Prii.trci for John Hatcharil,Booldcllier to her Ms jelly, No. 193, Pieraiiilly. 411 wb,mt in.iy be had, by the rime Author, prise ts. 6d. R..niat kg on the lludrine of Juftiscation by laitn, being tho firft l.rtte t., the Rev. John Overton, A. B. THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE. • 'THE Public are refpeafully informed that the - 1 - FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of this work will be publifhed on the Figs r DAT or AVOUiT. and may be had, is dual, of all Booldellas, Stationers, and &ea earrkra, in the UM-&h Duminione, price ta. 6d. The So PPLZMENT to the Thirteenth Volume will be pub- BMW at the fame time, containing Half-yearly Critical Re. trofpcds Of lIIITIOU,FRINCII. CIZAMAX.SPAIIIII, and ASIA RICAN Literature, with Indexes, Title, Ike. Re. No. 7z, St. Paul's C.Mirch-yard, June, doz. DR MAVOR'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ia Twenty-Svc portableVoliatnes: • . THE 'fl:ird Volume of this Work was pub -1 wiled on the tft day of March, containing the HISTORY of GREECE, from the earlieft Periods to the End of the Pelo ponnefian War ; and may be had of a:1 refpedabla Bookfel lers in Town and Country. The Fourth Volume, containing the remainder of his HIS TORY of GREECE, was publilbed on the firit of April. There two Volumes contain a complete Hittory of Greece, illuitrated with a Map, and two beautiful F.agravings. And for the accommodation of perfons who wills to purchafe the Hiftory of Gretee, or any other ftngle Hillary, every Volume cattalos a particular litle-page, adapted to its rcfpeelive Con tents. The ANCIZNT PAST of this 'Unionist Hiftory will be sem ' pleted in Nine Volumes; and the MODERN PAK! . in Sixteen ' Volumes ; a Volume to appear on eat firlt day of every moeth, till the whole is completed. The price of esch a veltanse is Five Shillings in boar.% but upoodinall and common paper it is only Three SMlVitp and Nine-penes, in boards; tie volumes may alto be had in neat half-b;nd..igs. N. B. Dr. Mayor's Univerfd Miami is a most defir.ible ac. notation to all perfons to whom the g reat Tiniverfal Hiltory in 66 octavo voinmes is either too voluminous or too esp,:nfive. BY 'IHE KING'S PATENT, GRANTED TO J. BARTON. M. D. VITALWINE recommended far the prevention and cure of • Ctit Most ALARM...IO DISEASES. VIZ. Gout, in every forret r Rheumatifns, Fevers, rartieular if of the Putrid Kind; ferorltula, C”olinoptions, various Nervous vtlfations, dce.- , -Alfo for TIM DISEASES or HPI CLIMAIES, PS Yellow I Lver, Liver Cosoplaipt. CSolera Morbua, Lock Jaw, Cuta. neous Affritions, dec. lue leading textures of Vital Wine are-7be Met": ;018 IY . all itiMilPfy it Pmts.:Piny in for reardiag Nirm.githas is at Gisoololdr Nerwort B .T lietu ;dn.! .ing infrioPr t, its /weer t•ofliet Re . zy.fsrty —ricace the fuperior ad vantage attending Its life is evidea , ; and the Pr mrieturs have received the nmtt ample and hnoourable teftimotties of its vie= tue from Perfouages of the tint raui and refpedtabditv. Pamphlets of its admiral4e Qualities, with full dlreetions for its ufe, may be had at the Laboratory and Vaolts, where it is prepared, No. 7, Berner's-firect, Oxford-Breet ; and tie Proprietors, Wiwi: Ede Agents for the fupplying Country Ven ders, Mere,. Ching and Butler, No. 4, Lhcapfide, where the Vital Wine is fold at 6s. Pd per Battle, or 665. par lh.g a m.— Bottles and Stamps included. Sold aMb by Appointment at Mr. Bartow's, No. 39; Cockfpur-ftreet, Charing-ern('; Mr. Ward, No. 314, Holborn; Mr.Shivr, N.a. 74, St. Alarguetl kill, &Neagh ; Mr. Vodo. No. 4', Curnhill ;.and Melfrs. j.:bonk and Co. No. Oxfor#4treet ; and one refpedtabk Wdsa la ••••,. • v.. ..-• MONEY READY TO ADVANCE LLPerfons in the Po&Ilion of Incomes,atiling ha- from Freehold, Copybold, Leatehold Metes, In Lana or Routes, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage See dements, Wioows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other certain incotne for Life, may be fupphtd with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying Annuity intercit for the fame. The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heir;, may be accommodated on their perfonal (murky ; and in any initance, where the finLlc fecurity of an individual may be deemed infuffieent,the addition of another perfon to guarantee the payment of the interat, will remove the objection and In all cafes, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the principal at their own option. . . Perfonal application; will be received every day till Four o'clock, and Letters from Correfpondenta in town and country, (poll paid) will be immediately anfwured, addreffed to the Di reCtor of the Knighttbedge Bank, at his town-houfe, No. 11„ Lower John-ltreet, Golden-fquare. ENGL:SH LOTTERY. SWIFT and Co. No. tt, Poulin, London, and at their Ofilc,ts in aloft of the principal towns, have no We Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, 'Ai& conbilns only aapoo Tickets, and begins drawing the zd of Auguft next Forty theufand Pounds hays been paid within the laft fix months, to the Holders of fortunate Tickets and Shares, at the Office of Swift and Ca Poultry, London, where the lad Capt. tal Prize ever drawn, was fold to Shares. Letters anfwered—Schemes gratis —No frith Lotteries. BRIS COL, JULY 12 Igor. THE Oldet STATE LOTTERY-OFFICE in BRISTOL, where the Lottery Bufincfs has been legally tranfadted on the molt liberal Terms for thcfe Twenty (even Lotteries palt.—Meffrs. NORTON and SON, Milton'..- head, Corn-ftrect, Briltol, (and no where elk on their account,) molt rerpedtfully inform the Public, that the firit State Lot teryfor tilos, begins drawing the ad of Augult next, and con fills of only ae,ocra Tickets. The Tickets and Shares legally divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are on Sale, a. ufual, and will continue during the drawing, warrar.tel undrawn, (the Prizes paid on demand, taking off the ufual nil. count,) with the fame punctuality that has marked their Of fice from its commencement. Letters (poft paid) duly anfwer ed, and Schemes gratis. The Money for Prizes will be paid in full, two months after the conclulion of the Drawing, or as loon as Certificates can be made out for the Sums clue in refpeet of the fame. The IMPERIAL STATE-LOTTERY for am TICKETS and Shares of Tickets are nOw fel ling by J. BRANSCOMB and Co. at No. ix, Holborn, and No. 37. Cornhlll ; one of the Six who contraCted for the two lilt Englild I.ottcrie.; and who can Wait of having fold, Raced, and regiftered the following Capital Prizes • 4 of £.; O X O l5 of 454:4 _ _ 6 20,000 36 •••-• 3,000 20 . 0 60 45 _1,090 _ _ Likewife the only 3,0801; Priiethat ever was fixated, befides a great number of 5001.1001. Ste. etc.; and by whom the ori ginal Plan for (tamping the Shares, Ike. by Government, was tranfmitted to the Right Hon. Lord Nortlt, which has in eresfed the profit Is the Public os Lotteries, fiuce that time, to a very great amount. _ . _ SchetisCs gratis, and every particular relative to the prefast Lottery, may be had at the LUCKY LOTTERY-OFFICES, No. ir, Holborn, and N 0.37, Cornhill, where the Numbers of the aforefaid Capital Prizcs may be fees, aad how Blared. Plt.sle to obferve, there are only 24,000 Tickets iu this Lot trry--above three Capitals every day of drawing —very little more than two Blanks to a Prize—the lowcft Prize il. better than in the IA Englith—and the full money paid by Govern nest within two months after the Lottery has done drdwin7. SHENLEY HILL. HERTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION...By Mr. swan, At Garraw Ay' s CuZde-houfe, ComhUl, on Tuef• day, the 2.:th July, 1302, at Twelve ci'elock.-4n One Lot, A VERY improvable and compaft Freehold Eltate, Stuate at Shenley Hill, about Midway between Barnet and St. Alban's : the Land-tax on which has been re deemed :--conalting of a Farm Houk and other Building+, with upwards of 53 Acres of excellent Meadow and Padure Land, and 30 Acres of Arable, at prefent in the occupation of M Him- and Groom, Towns at Will, and upwards of Fi Acrcs of Woodland in hand. This F.ltate is fituated on an agreeable eminence, and is well calculated to erect a Villa upon, beteg ~nly t 5 miles from town, in a good NeigLbaurhood, furrounded by a pielureique country. Further particulars may be bad of Mr. Squibb, Saville-row; and of Meffrs. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's-court, Atehall, where a Plan of the Ettate may be feat : and to "tr.. the Cam.. newly to Me Re 1.,... N.. Swum. GLOUCESTEItSIiIiti.. TO 11 BOLD Bt PILIVATL CONTRACT, THE MANOR of PAINSWiCI(: a truly de.. limbic and inturov.,l,l! FATE, Sit Miles from Gloucelter, Thrce frlin otrood, Twelve i'rom Cheltenham, knit Tweaty from Brin.d, co n oliitin; of iho Manor of Painfv.ick, exteoctig ov.:r feveral T:.ourand .k cres of - Land, with Fines, Runs, Qjit and IL truing out of neArry 3: - ..:oddlerent Copyhuld l'ettimentt, wirirh with the Tolls of the Market, is a molt, d lirible md-Jiafe for any Gentleman of the Law. Alfo a Farm, with Houk, reqnilite Offices, Garden, and PT.:alum Ground, 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Failure and Wood land, lying camped, and furroundiug the Houle, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water, running through sad uniting in the fame, very convenient for creeling Mills for the ufe of the Manufsetory carried of in the neigh bo...rhood. And alto 38t Acres of !adored lA'oodlands and Walks, Well 'tacked with Beach, Oak, and Alit Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capable of very great improve mi.m. both for l'icafure and Profit, and may be reafmtdily ell- - mated at upwards of stool. per Annum. Ftrther Partkubm may be known by applying to Mr. Wrn. Baylis,. of I'4oi - wick, wit, will (hew the Prentifea; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud; of Meffrs. T. and W. Dunn, So. initors, Lineoles-inn; and of Meffrs. liodikinfon and Co. Sur- wilyora, No. 35, Arundel.itrect, London, where a Plata of the • 'ate may be feen.—N.B. Great part of the Purchafe Money may remain on Mortgage U required. PEMBROKRSHIRV.. • TO 818 SOLD BY AUCI'ION, 'On Wednefday thwatth Day of July, 'Spa, at the Mariners' Inn, Haverfordweft, fubjed to fuck o , ndltions be ' then produced, er lo.the mean time by private Coutradt, Lot I.` - I'HE Me Zug:, Tenement, and I- Lands, called RIPPE.RSTON, &Luta In tint Paint of Saint Bride's, in the County of P,:m!)reke, now let for a Term, which win expire at Michaelmas neat, to for.dr - Truants, at Rents amounting to jell. per Annual. The Prentifes arc fituate oa the Sea Coat called Brides-Bay, which abounds with Fi(1I, with au Harbour centiguoui, where Lime and Coal arc procured; am diftant from Milfoid-kliven 5 Miles, and from Haverfordwcft to; and contra of a good Manama-Houle and Outhoufe., ornate in the Centre of KA Acres of prime Arable, Alea,low, and Failure Land, w.il watered and foxed, and are worth the Attention of any Gen tleman inclined to AgriculturalyurfuLa. _ _ Lot 3. Three Mkuages, Tenements, and lands, ealLd MONK'S-HILL, lituate in the Padlh of Saint Itbnaers, in the faid County, in the Teauro of John Prickett and Rees Thomas, at Will, and of John Morgans, under Leafe for one Life, at Rents amounting to 571. per Annum. The P: - Lo.ifes confdt of 66 Acres of gaud Land upon andodiacent to hlilf‘rd. Haven. The Land-Tax of both Lots has been Redeemed: anti for the accommodation of a Parchafer, a Portico of the Purcha:s Monies may be continued on the Prentifes at a rate o Intercit to be agreed upcn. For iurtherPuticulars enquire, by Lerter3 pat./I.dd, to? r. Stokes, Attorney, Haverforowrit.—tzth Jur.r HEREFORDSHIRE. CAPITAL ESTAIT. AND MANSION HOUSE. 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the New Inn, in the gig of Hereford, on Friday, the aid Day of July next, betweea the Hours of Four and Six in the Afternoon, (if not difpofed of in the mean time by Private Coatrad, of which timely notice hall he given in this Paper) fu),jc.t to fuch Conditions of Sale as mall hethai Produced, A L L that very deferable and compaft Freell,,id Eftate, called WILCROFT, (except a final part w,licis is Copyhold of Inheritance), fituatc in the Paril of Legte.tra dine, about four Miles from the laid City of Herzforti, coofitt ing of a very neat and commodious Alanfion-Houfe, the gre..tea part of which has been lately built and flatbed in a good ilk; confining of a Veitibule, two Parlours and a Drawing Kornis, an excellent Kitchen, St rvant's Hall, lionfehreper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Lar, .er, Wafh-houfe, Cellaring, Seven good Bed Chambers, with DreMng Rooms, a Water Clofet, and Brd Rooms for Servants. The Out-otSces are alib complete, having Stabling with Stalls for to Horft-s, a Coach-houfe, Barns, houfes, Granary, Cider Mill, and a Cold Bath, well rupplied, ,•w th water. There is befidcs a very excellent Garden, lately walled round to feet high, cnclofing therein nearly an Acre of Oround, and pleated with the choked said heft fort of Fruit, iu the centre of which Rands a very capital Summer Houfe, with a Gardener's Houfe adjoining the Garden. The Land cuoto;us about 54 Statute Acres of rich .Arable, Meadow, Pafturc, Orcharding, and Coppice Wood, about five Acres of which is now fit to be cut down. The Manfion Houfe and Outbuildinnt (which are almost all new), are in a perfect ftote of repair,and the fitua? ion fuch, as to command a very cateni:vc and pleafing view of the country ferrounding it, and particularly that beauti ful range of Hills, called Malvern•liillr, and in the fame polar of view there is the gratification of teeing the Seat, P:rh., and Pleafure Grounds of the Ho iourable Eaw,rd Foley, added to which, and within the reach of a (hurt w,ik, is the Scat of Jame, Welwyn, hfa,. whofe pleafure groom's atn.sft adjoin the fail ; Estate and Premifes. The belt recommendation to ch.g perfon willing to become the purchafcr. wilt be that of firing the whale of the Premifes, which for neighbourhood, fertility to fed, goodnefs of orcharding, contiguity to the Turnpike-road. lead to two capital Market Towns, and being withina mile of the Rivers Wye and Lugg, are truly defirable.—The fines due t the Lord of the Manor in rifpcct to the Copyhold are , certain and very fmrll, either on furrentis.r or admittance. N. B. The Purchafer may be accommodated with the mad ! part of the purchafs -motley on fecurity of the Premifes, and with the lioufehold Furniture, which is very excellent; live and dead Stock and Crop at a fair appraifement, and poifeSon 1 may be had the firft day of Novetut:r next. • For particulars of the above apply to hfr. Bigoe Charles Solicitor. Bedford-row, London ; hr to hir.Leeh .....