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/.410 • • • . 7i i i r refejl • • . , P. ...'- . #K.4.1.i, ...r.i., • 40 r ip , , ...,....„„.: te ;; .. 4 .: 4 ' • . ••• '''`*l e• e. _ , :0 0. <- r., • ‘. sS i .,/,l *- 4 1 „ •-•- , ..) -••• A V i e /1/...' s,\ 4 ,c ) • wv..?--., "'"'''' : . • ar . "4 ~ •i3p Nt •' ' •:..-. 1 i•-••• '•-•, .., Thfaro ~ # A 1..\ -ik e - .... ~, . $ c ,...... , • , • i - .111 I' - . , y. ;fr t 4 li3 , it 412.59 NLW PANORAMA, HAYMARKET, Mat door to the Opera Route. PrIIE Public are refpatfully informed, that this P.ANOItA MA, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY M PARIS and it. Environs, is now open fur public in ; c.nioa, p.iotrd from Drawings made on the North Welt rof t h e Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame Once the f- oia;, of Vie Preliminaries of Peace, by Js mcs de Meat*. cmtinue open from to till Du*. Admittance Is. N.B. A 2. rFIn rerJhrly attenciaio expi;;;tbeilderc— ENGLISH LOTTERY. IQWIFI' and Co. No. It, Poultry, London, and S. , at el., ir Offices in molt of the principal towns, have no Utile:us , and Shares of the above Loamy, —hkh contains osiv as.,.. , oTicke•••, and begins drawing the zd ofitugult neat Forty thoufand Pounds have been paid within the laft fix routh:, to the Hoiden of fortunate Tickets and Sharn, at the (lace of Swift and Ca Poultry, London, where the lalt Capi. t4l Prise ea, r drawn, was fold in Shares. I.cttcn anfwtree,Settenscs gratis—No Irith I.otteries. AUGUST LOTTERY. No. 4, CORNHILL, sod No. 9, CHARING-CROSS. rr BISH refpcatnily acquaints the Nobility, J.. (~:utry, and Public, that Tickets and Mures for the Fog Lib Seamus Lamm , are now felling in great variety at tie above OW I.llablidiWOlficaorbere tie Prizes will be paid 411 dcmaniL—Prefent price: Ticket • - • • 712 0 Ha! • 9 O o %s• aner -41 t 0 F. - - -a 6 0 Siateenth - . - II 3 0 s-5 ikrfons in the Country will be furnace, As U SU AL. by (main: hatter, pot paid, with gnnd Bilk as so r t da te ., B an k Notts Poe-Office Orders, tie h..:4a1, to either of the above Offacci..—Tlie ; Jittery begins Dravri:ty the ad of Assult next. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of FLINT. GENTLZMEN, ' f HE important Trait yo u h ave a l rea d y repo f e d A. in me, and an honeft eonvidion that I have not abufed it, entourage me to ((dick your Votes and Intereft, fur placing me in the fame honourable Situation.—Should my pretenfions meet with fucceft, it will aUd much to the Gratitude already felt by, Gentlemen, Your very faithful and obliged humble fervant, i 46lo ftYn. July 5, I Boa. THOMAS MOSTYN. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the BOROUGFI of CHIPPENHAM. OrNTLEMC?I, A LL OW me to offer you my fincere thanks for si• In the Honour you have this day conferred upon me, in eking inc one of your Reprelentatives in Parliament, and to cougratul.vc you upon the fuccdaful termination of the ardu ous eonteft in which you have been engaged for the fecurity of your Independence. The high fatisfadtion I derive from the completion of my warms hopes is confidtrably increafed by the rtteetioll that the fame exertions which have placed me on the elevation I now :njoy, have alto minted you front the attempted violation of your ancient and dear& privileges.—l have the honour to fubferibe atylelf, Gentlemen, Your obliged and &wort(' humble fervant, Chippenbam, July 6, tBos. CHARLES BROOKE TWO PRIZES OF TWONTY THOUSAND POUNDS, 114 THE LArr STATE LOTTERY. No. 43,3 I, a Whole Ticket - No. 424 et. a Firlt-drawn Ticket In Two Fourths, Two Eighths, and Four Sixteenth Mares Were fold by RICHA RDSON, GOOI)LUCK , and Co. The only Office that c kid Two Prises of Thirty Thoutand Pounds, ut Shares: Ne. 12,& - :7, in Sateen Sixteenths • - gopoci. No. 26,83, a Fait-drawn Ticket, in a HA a Fourth, and Two PlL;ltthe - 30,0,81. Alio a great proportion of Capital Prises, in VlliOni Lot teries. too numerous to mention. The New State-Lottery commences Drawing the sd of next , month, Atguß. ickels and Shares aft on Sale, at the Macs. Cornhill and Charing-Crots,London,of RICMARDION,OOOOLIMIC. and Co. FIRST ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY far 21102, Besias Drawing the ad of Ac:ull. T HE Tickets are divided into I - Liives,Quatters, Eighths and Skteenths, by HAZARD, BUOIE, and Co. Stock-broirre, at their State Lottery Oace,Ho. the Royal LichanFe m London, and so where elk on their ac count. 9 3. under CP The drasilog.whkb wOl be eoneudod in eight days, will be concluded on the following Plan : To cop:mute oil Woo dsy:he 2d of Aucuft fetond day, Thurtday the tth Aural; n 4 every fueseeding Monday and nurfday till the afttb..-- he int, rit.e.i.is*.e tiioya win be appropriated to the payment of Sale of vnia'avin Tickas and Shares. AR Shares fold at this Office will be Ramped agreeable to Act it Pa:Bataan. and alio wit► the Crown, and round it " HAZARDIcgo.'s LOTTICILT Of riot." • I.etters, poll paid, duly attended to, and Schemes gratis. B•u,k, India, and South Sea Stocks, With thtir fcveral s, India BAnds; Exchequer Bills, and all kinds of Go lan:nem Securities bought anti foldly Cowintiffinu. Country Chaim, accompanied with Ilion dated Bills on kilt Osce Orders, or Cam , in Parcel by Coach or Center. pun6ualll• attended to. The IMPERIAL sr ATE-LOTTERY for tilos. 'TICKETS and Shares of 'ri c k ets are now fel -1 ling by J. BR AN6COMB and Co. at No. Holborn, ad No. 37, ornbitl ; one of the Sit who contrac ted for the two 14 Ereglith Lotteries; anti who can boat et having fold, bared, and itedlered the tollowin; Capital Prizes 4 of ,C30,0c0 lis of £5,000 6 so,ooo a 6 --• 1,000 II -- 10,300 les 11,000 Mewlfe the wily 30,00 L Prize that evrr was (hared, hernias a great numhir of Soot. tool. &e &e.: and by w►art the ori ginal Plan fee Reviling the Shares, &e. by Government, was. ttaefmltted to the Right Hon. Lord North, which has in erralid the profit se the Public OD Lotteries, time that time, Ma iiryEreat &harts gratis; and every particular relative to the prcfcnt Lottery, may be had at the LUCKY LO'rfERY-01110ES, ho• tt, I lolborup and No. ;7, Conibill, where the Numbers of the afurefaid Capital Prises may be fees, stall how !hared. Mak to onferve, there are only 14,000 Tickets in this k f ot- Wry—show three Caplials 'every day of drawinc—very little wore than twoliknks to-stiletto—the Mardi Prize rl. better than in the Lail Euglith—and the full money paid by Govern /sent within two month.. after the Lottery has done drawing. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE' ALL LL Perkins in the rofrellion of Incomes, ari fing from Freehold, Copylsold. or Leafehold Eftatea, in Lie or Houfes, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges ' Mar r:..;- s, t:lements, Wid ows J o i ntures , A nns i t ies,Patent Places, C.ech Livings, or any othercertain Income for Life, may be 61 . 0;1,4 with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any MIMI', by paying an adequate Annuity intereft for the fame, ?Tau mable any time at their own option: mid likewire on St "tage• The Nobility and Gentry of known property may be acme munived on their paraxial fecurity. Eltates forveyed. and fold b 7 Public or Private Contraa. Klima applications will be received every day till three s' 'l^cit, and 'cum from Correfpontionts in town or country, (M paid) will be immediately affwered, addreffed to Meffrs. and Co. at their Annuity Bank. No. 5, Great Suffolk- IMPORTANT ADVILF. 'lO FAMILIES. COPY n 1 a Letter from the Rev. Mr. CHAR Lit S Pa ' a T"'s Rafter of Hubner, Mahon, Vol-11111re, to Ittifis. Cam; Lad &Mei, Chcapack.—Gentlemen, upon Itch; Po many raper:table/futures to the Cures performed CHING% PAT WORM LOZENGES (p.trti eil...l) Eat oi the Lard Billiop of Carlille. with wham I have tbt ,r or Wog acquainted), huhiced me to try them upon aNI f 'nine who had been very ill .t long time, and received lat 'c "r benefit from any Medicine he took. I think it a " t Y dueto you, and a national advantage, to fay, that he u as reftotod to good health, by only taking three dada of 7.,1/ ihromparahle Medicine, which I have ilrorog:y ccom a. Tided m many of my friends for thernfetves and children, and lacy have timer tailed of faced, I am, Oentlemen, humble Servant, 0G.17. ant. cl-bPRESTON. is PRESTON. s Your • Wholetale and Retail, at Ching and Butler's, Cheap • Retail by Van Bergen, Elfmore • Bull. Dugdale, and 4'-''vrch. Dahlia: Davis, Cork and by malt rd i" -Itable Mc due.e vaukr; In the iliired Kingdoms, is_ Boxes at se. ball ire* a.. 9d. and Family Buses, strataialag Ass Nall Bolin, et Boa Guinea each. MONDAY, yuLr 12, 1402 GENERAL ELECTION. To the EITRCESSES of FLINT, RHTJDDLAN, CAER• WYS, CAERGWRLE, and OVERTON: And to the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD ERS, having Intereft therein. GENTLCASCK, PRESUME again to offer myfelf for the Ho nour of reprefenting you in Parliament. I du not rely upon any merit of my own fur fuecefs, but upon the continuance of there repeated Favoun end Friendfhip I have fo often expe rienced at your hand,--1 am, with the greateft refpedt, Tour much obliged and faithful hutnhk servant, Penbedw, June 30. WATKIN WILLIAMS, iF GEORGE PE NNY Or E DMOND P ENNY , S ons o f l EDMON D PENNY, and who about the year t 7zo, and from that period to the year 1730, arc believed to have been relident at or near Hampton, in Middlefcx, be now living, or any of their immediate defcendants, and will fend a pedigree of their family to Marrs. Gregg and Corficld. London, they may hear of fomething to their advantage.—July 6, tBoz. This day was publithcd, In One Vol. Odavo, price ys. 6d. boards, STATE of EGYPT, aft e r th e BAT fLE of HELIOPOLIS, preceded by General Obfetvations on the Phyfical and Political Charadter of the Country. Trani:laced from the French of REYNIER, General of Divifion. With a Whole Slim Map of Lower Egypt. London: Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Paternotter-row. Of whom may be had, lately publiated, Tranflated from the French, z. SOULAVIE's MEMOIRS of the Reign of Louts XVI. from his Marriage to his Death, illultrated by 113 Portmits, 6 vols. livo. al. Vs. Boards. a. The LIFE of BONAPARTE, with a Portrait by Heath, *,o. Bs. Boards. This day was publithed, In four large Vols. tom°. clofely printed, price tL Bs. in boards, THE EDINBURGH SCHOOL of MEDI CINE; containing the Preliminary, or Fundamental Branches of Profefftonal Education, viz. Anaomy, Medical Chemiftry, and Botany, intended u an introduction to the Clinical Guide. The whole forming a complete syttem of Me dical Education and Pradlee, according Ito the arrangement of the Edinburgh School. By WILLIAM NISBETT, M. D. Fellow attic Royal College of Edinburgh, &c. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Nu. 39, Pater noiter-row. Vols. I. and 11. Containing the Aratomy, price to. Chenultry, price Bs. • IV. Botany, price 6s. and may be had feparate. To the e;ENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEOMEN, and other FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of KENT. T HE ref lit of this day's N om i na ti on has proved molt flitterin; to my Feelings, Ys it has convinced me that the Principles which I have ever profeffed have, in the opinion of fn ram:table a Meeting of iny Conftitnents, been honeitly ad:wred to t and that their Liniments are in pedal unifon with my own. I hav'e only to requeft an exertion of the fame zeal on the more important day of Eledion ; ailuring you, that Gould I again be placed in the honour.wie fituation of one of your Re prrfrotatives in Parliament, the fame Independence mall guide my future conduZl, which has to-day, and which I craft and hope, will continue to craftily me the gratifying teltimony of your approbation. I am, Gentlemen, with &mac regard, your molt faithful, •nd oliedimt Servant, Maidlionc, July 7, silos. WM. GEARY. To the FREE and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the COUN'T'Y of MIDDLESEX. I WEN, BEG leave to remind you. that Tuelllay next the 13th inftant, is the Day of Elediosi for our County.— The teftirnony I have received of your iriendfhip, and the pro miles I have had of fupport 'from every quarter. confirm me in the opinion I have ever entertained of the favourable difpo• Scion and attachment of the Freeholdersof the County of Mid illefex towards me. Every artifice has been employed to de prive me of your efteem, and induce you to withdraw your confidence, hut witholit effeet. Such arts only expofe the erotism It of the elide of thufe who pradUfe them; but will never impure on you. I molt eanietUy follcit your attendance at Brenttord un the Day of Eleaion, at I . o'Clock. and re queft, that however fecure you may iippore my Election, you will not relax in your exertions to fern me, until our cattle is crowned with fuccefs.--I am, Gentlemen, . . With the molt fineere'refpeet and gratitude, Your obliged and faithful fervent. Hanover-rquare, July 8. WILLIAM MAINWARING. MIDDLEUX ELECTION. r HE. Freeholders of hliddlefez in the Interea of WILLIAM MAINWARING, Efq. are refpedifully acquainted, that Carriages will be provided to carry than to and from the Poll at Brotntfurd, on Tuefday next, at Eight o'Clock In the Morning, at the following Places, viz In Palace-Yard, Wellminfter. In Piccadilly, near St. James's Church. In flolhorn. near 1;u/wives-Inn. Iu Oxfurd-ltreet, near the ?anthem. In Well-Clofe-fquare. In White Chapel, near the Church. . la Slum:ditch, neat the Church. At Linn:honk, near the Church. . . At. iflington, near the Church. And at the Crown Tavern, Ckrkenvreli-Creen. PATENT UNION REGISTER and other STOVES. RYOUNG mon rerpeafully r ec omm en d s to • the Public his Patent Union Stoves, in which are united (with the greatett limplkity of eolith-m*lon) the defirabie qua lities of (Economy, Security, and Elegance. A comparatively fatdl quantity of Coals makes a very powerful Fire, which may be extinguithed at night by a fimple yet &calve method, and the Mlles underneath are excluded from the fight by an Om. mental Steel Plate. Manufattured and fold by the Patentee, No. 73, /keensft Bath ; and in Lon.lon by Milt and I.oat, No. 1 t 6, Long Acre; Lardner, No. 54, 0:tool-Brett ; Jones, No. tat, Bond- Brett ; Bent and Sons, N 0.105, St. Martin's-lane; Palmer, No. Sl, Cornhill ; and Downer and Sanders, Na. 153, Fleet-ftreet. BY THE RING'S PATENT, GRANTED TO J. BARTON, M. D. V ITAL WI NE recommended for the prev en tio n and cure of THE Mos r ALARMING Drs emits, viz. Gout, in every form; Ithcutuatifm, Fevers, particularly of the Putrid Kind; Scrophult, Courqmptions, various Ncrvous Affedions, &c.—Alfo for Tuc I.)lszasss or Hui CIIM A rem, as Itsllow Fever, Liver Complaint, Cholera Moduli', Lock Jaw, Cuta neous Affedions,. &c. The leading futures of Vital Wine arm—?fit treetfttims eiti b 1 ato rmy Pan -files, la th e If retotoohtg 0 noiriaot to Ski Ird mirk, and Norvoosr SVAPJ j end dr i akar info tlfti lethstrotios to its proloor r9oeittna elm, Rogolatity.--41fti-ee to fupe ad vantage at roiling Its ufe is evitlem ; and the Proprietors have received the milt ample and honourable teftimonies of its vit.. we min Perfonages of the lirli rank and refpettalsilitv. Pamphlets of its admirable qliallties, with Cull directions for its of; may be had at the laboratory and Vaults, where it ls prepared, No. 7, Bernees-fireet, Osforti-greet ; and the Proprietors, Wholerale Agana Cur the fupplying Country Ven ders, Metfm. (Id ig and Butler, Na. 4, CitooVide, where the Vital Wine is fold at 6s. Bd. per Bottle, or 1. per Doses— Bottles and Stamps included. Sold aifo by Appointment at Mr. Barlow',, No. 39, Cockfpueltreet, Charing-croft; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Mr .Shaw, No. 74, St. Margaret's hill, Borough 1 Mr. N'ade, Nu. 46, CoruhlU ; and N lefirs. jebook land Co. No. sso, Oxford-RI-cc% ; wend one refpadabluilusdiin molt pillielial Towns in Le thillitlissima.. - ILLUMINATIONS. - ------ APPLETON, Lamp-maker, No. lz, Lod *, • gate-ttrect, near St. Paul's, begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has a large quantity of Lamps, Letters, Stars, Feftoons, etc. to let, very cheap, or to fell under prime colt; improved Brafs and Japanned Patent I.amps ; Coach, Chaife, Gig, and Stage Coach Lamps, well worth the atten tion of Coach-makers, and the Proprietors of Stage Coaches; all forts of Lamps for Halls, Paffages, boors, ltin-yards, Ste. Lamps new Lacquered, Cleaned, and Repaired; old Brats Lamps taken in exchange; Spermaceti and Lamps Oils- ' Lamps, Cottons and Glares; Mill's agitated Hand Lamps and Lan therns, wholcfale and retail. Ordvs per Letter (poll paid) attended to. HAMPTON COURT.—TO BE SOLD, A matt clearable Property to any P er r on wifll- ing to build a Refidence to his own mind at a moderate etpence. The Premiers are perfedUy compad, and conlilt of about nine Acres of rich Meadow Land, in two handfome in clofures well timbered, and one of the firit Gardens of its fife in the kingdom, upwards of three Acres with Lofty Walling, eloathed with the choiceft Fruit Trees in full bearing ; a Pinery, Succaon Houfe, and Peach Houk; a neat Gardener's Cottage; alto a convenient Farm Yard, and in it a fubltantial brick built two-bay'd Barn, Beewhoufe, Store Cellar, Dairy, Cart Shed, a Stable and Loft, Cowhoufe, Poultry Houfe, and Bailiff's Houfe. The whole in the completett perfedium, and nothing remains to be done but to build a rnrai cottage, fur which the fituadon is particularly well adaptcdibeing fituated at a pilaf:int diftance from the River; and cote upon Buibey Park and Hamp ton Court. The wi s ol was formed and Robbed by a Nuble man, deeeafed, at a confiderable expence. Alfo a valuable Common Right at a convenient diftance. _ _ Apply to M - ;: - 6O1;11i, iran7sload, Chelfea. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO RI SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'THE MANOR of PAINSWICK : a truly de firable and improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Six Miles from Gloucelter, Three from Stroud, Twelve from Cheltenham, and Twenty-tight from Britol, confining of the Manor of Painfwiek, extending over feveral Thoufand Acres of Land, with Fines, Chief Rents, Qtllt Rents, and Hcriots, iffuing out of nearly 300 diff erent Cop*ld Tenements, which with the Tolis of the Market, is a moil defurable purchafe for any Gentleman of the Law. Alfo a Capital Manor Farm, with Houle, requlfite Oates, Garden, and Pteafure Ground, 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Paßure and Wood land, lying compadt, and furrounding the Houk, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water, running through and uniting in the fame, very convenient for eredting Mills for the ufe of the Manufadtory tarried on in the neigh bourhood. And alto 38t Acres of Inclofed Woodlands and Wailes, well Rocked with Beach. Oak, and Alb Trees, lying I within the Manor. The whole capable of very great improve ment both for Pleafure and Profit, and may be reafonably ettl ma:ed at upwards of stool. per Annum. Further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Wm. Baylis, of Painfivick, who will thew the Premifes; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud; of Metre. T. and W.Dunn, So ieitors, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Meffrs. Hoag:l,ll'on and Co. Sur veyors, No. 33, Arundel-ft:vet, London, where a Plan of the Efate may be feen.—N. B. Gre a t p ar t of Purchafe Money may remain on Mortgage if required. WILTSHIRE.—TO BE SOLD, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, containing about Nine Hundred and Eight Acres of Meadow, Paiture, Arable, and Wood Land ; the whole melded and lyius corn paCt together, fituated in a pleafant part of the County of Wilts, on the harder of Hainpfhire, about Seventy Miies front Lon don, Nineteen from Salilbury, Seven from Andover, and Seven. teen from Newbury, un a dry Healthy.Soll, commanding a molt extenfive and delightful profped of part of Hamplhire, and the Wiltihire Woods and Downs. Afro to be Sold—The GREAT and SMALL TYTHES arifing within the Eaft and Wclt Walks of the Foreft of Chute, held by Leak under the Dean and Chapter of Salilbury for the term of Twenty-one years, renewable every Seven Years. The Paid Tythable Land contains about One Thoufand Eight Hundred Acres, including the Nine Hundred and Eight Acres of Freehold Land now offered for Sale. About Seven Hundred and Ninety-four Acres of this Rftate,,and tie Great and Small Trims, are let to TenanWat the yearly Rent of - 4.999 IQ o The remaining One Hundred and Fourteen Acres =SR of Woodlands, Plantations, Pleafura Ground, Rides, Garthms, &c. on which that is a very degant and fuhltandal Modern Manlion _ ---- OW Chute Lodge, with proper Offices and Out-hifildings, eretted and tinifbcd at the Ex- -paiee of full Teli'r honfand Pounds—The Untie; wood and Plantations have produced per annum 200 0 0 2199 so 0 Annual outgoings, including the Land-Tax 66 6 2 • 11 33 3 l The Manhoo-houfe and the One H u nd re i and Fourte en Acres of Land is now in hand, and may be entered on imme diately; and immediate pollillon may be had, if required, of the whole Raw, excepting Forty-four Acres, the Leaks of Which win expire at Michaelmas '3°3. The Owner of this Mate appoints a Chum:keeper within the Forelt of Chute, abounding with Game, and the Liberty ex tends about Eight Miles round. For a Particular of this nate. and for further Information, rteak to apply to Mr. Copilo t Am* Lodi; our Andover, , r PRICE SIX-PENCE. NEXT PRESENTATION TO A LIVING IN DORSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE Next PrefentatiOnN to a Reaory in the County of Dorfet, of the annual value df :M out 'lwo ,Hundred and Furty I'ound/4. N. B. The pnlent Incumbent is in an extremeill (late of health. Particulars may be known on application to Mefirs. Cook's -court, Carey-arca, Loodun ; or to Mr. Baldwin, Soli citor, Ringwood, Hunt,. FINEST PART OF 13 EVON.—TO DE SOLD, IN FEE, ANOBLE aqd SpAcious MANSION, with all eorrcipondent appendages, eatenfive Park, Lands, Farms, &e.Stc.Ste. A molt perfedt and lingularly eligible refidence for a Nobleman or Gentleman of fortun.: ; replete with t.vt ry beauty, and Innumerable local advantage;; on the Southern Coaft, not more than ten miles from, and within vi,Av of the Sea--To prevent umseceffary trouble, the lowctt price is Forty-five Thoufand Pounds. Information will b.: given, to Principals only, by Mr. B. Carter, Up . naliterer, Extra. To MERCERS, LINEN and WOOLLEN-DRAPERS, &c. &c. TO BE SOLD, one of them nftdelirable Situations in the County of southampton, ALL that capital well-known and good ac .l- 3 . euitornal MERCER'S SHOP, now in full Trade, and DWELLING-HOUSE, with the Fixtures and Appurtenances thereto belonging. fituate in the High-fireet, and °prate the Market-hoar, in Gofport, together with the entire STUCK in TRADE. iltefe Premifes are moil eligibly fituated in a Town adjoin ing the firft Sea-port in the United Kingdom, and have been for many years, and are now, in the occupa.ion of Mr. James Neale, the Proprietor, now miring from litifinefe. The Shop being fo well-ellablidied, the Trade may be increafed to any extent. The Premifea may he either S‘ Id or Let, the fame being Freehold, and the Land-Tax redeemed. Particulars will be given to refpedable Perfbnal or other Ap plicatioau, by Letter, poft-paid, addreffed as above AU. Perfons having any Claim on the lid James Neale, are cleared to fend in the fame; a..d all Perfons indebted are re quetted forthwith to difeharge the fame. ao,oceL TO BE SOLD I BY AUCTION, At de City of London Inn, Dover, on Monday, the 19th of July, tSoz, at Eleven 9T.lock, 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, being part of the Cargo of the Hoy Juftrow Maria Schroeder, E. W. Groenwold mailer, from Rotten, condemned as prize to his l'Vlajelly's hired armed cutter Camperdown, Henry Wildey, Etil Commander.—About 16;co BottleinChampaign Wine Hogtheads French Red Wine 4 Ditto,. ditto White ditto • Cat 011ve Oil • Jar and 6 Bottles Oil of Lavender i Ditto, Orange Flower Water s 6 Gallons Lavender, Jeffandue, and other teentai Waters, in Bottles 193 Bozeopreferved Fruit ts BozesArtificial Flowers • t Ornamented French Table Clocks 368 Pounds Pomatum in Pots, &c. 936 Pounds Hair Powder 214 Dozen Hair Sieve Bottoms 154 Boxes Rouge and Fact Paint 2345 Pieces Paper Hangings zaao Iron Pots 33 Dozen Fans-6o Ells Black Lace 13 Pieces French Sheeting 13 Napkins and one Table Cloth 3 Pieces Cotton Swandown Io Pieces Woollen Cloth, and Sundry Articles of Turnery, Perfumery, &c. And immediately a ft erwards the following Goods, Part of the Cargo of the Henrietta Loulfa, condemned to the above . Cutter : Wo6 Dozen Watch Claire. 7 Gallons Scented Water zx Pounds Wafh Balls 3 Pounds Mai-dial! Powder.aad other (mall Articles. Alto, 584 Pounds Sago to Pounds Mercurius Dulcis 3 Pounds Oil of Lavender • Part of the Cargo of the Graff van Schwerin. The whole may be viewed Three Days . Previous to the Sale, by applying to Meffrs. Fedor and Minet, Dover, of whom Catalogues may be then had; alfo of Thomas Maude, Efq. Downing-ftreet, Weftminfter. HEREFORDSHIRE. I CAPITAL ESTATE AND MANSION HOUSE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the New Inn, in the Oky of Hereford, on Friday, the 23d Day of July next, between the I-joun of Pour and Six in the Afternoon, (if not difpofed of in the meat time by Pi ivate Contradt, of which timely notice (hall be given in this Paper) fubjedt to fuch Conditions of Sale as then bethen produced, A L L that very deftrable and compact Freehold Eftate, called WILCROFT, (except a.ftnall part which is Copybuld of Inheritance), Stuate in the Yantis of Lug war. dine, about four Miles from the faid City of Hereford, conint ins of every neat and commodious Alandon-tioufr, the greoeft part of which has been Lately built and finilhcd in a good Rile, confiding of a Veßibule, two Parlours and a Drawing Room, an excellent Kitchen, Servant's Hall, Houfekeeper's Room Butler's Pantry, Larder, Warn-houfe, Cellaring, Seven goo d Bed Chambers, with Drethug Rooms, a Water Ciofet, and Bed Rooms for Servants. The Out-Olices arc alfo complete, having • Stabling with Stalls for zo.Horks,a Coach-hoefe, Barns, Bean hooks, Granary, Cider Mill, and a Cold Bath, well fupplied with water. There is betides a very excellent Garden, lately walled round so feet high, enclofitorthereiii /Warty an Acre of Ground, sod planted with the choicelland belt fort of Fruit, iu the centre of which ftands a very capital Stammer Houfe, with a Gardener's Houle adjoining the. Garden. The Land contains . about 34 Statute Acres of deb Arable, Meadow, Pallore, °retarding, and Coppice Wood, shoat Eve Acres of which is now 6c to be cut down. The tdaafrou Houk and Outbuildings (which are alsnolt all newt Als,Areadt (tate of repair and the thud= fuels, as to comniaiinlrftYy , exten fi ve and pleifing view of the country furrounding It, and particularly that beauti ful range of Hills, called Malvern-Hills, and in the fame point cif view there is the gratification of lazing the Seat, Park, and Pleafure Grounds of the Honourable Edward Foley, added to which, and within the reach of a tort walk, Is the Seat of James Welwyn, Fig. whore pleafure grounds alma adjoin the lid Mate and Prenufes. The belt recomntendation to the period' willdng to become the purchafer win be that of kiting th e whole of the Preinifes, which for neighbourhood, fertility (A foil, goodnefs of orcharding, contiguity to the Turnpike-road, lead ing to two capital Market Towns, and being witbina mile at the Rivers Wye and Lugg, are truly: deftrable.—Tye hoes due to the Lord of the Manor in refpat to the Copyhoid are I certain and very (mill, either on furrender or admittance. N. B. The Purchafer may be accommodated with the grestelt part of the purchara-money on fccurity of the Pronifel, and with the Hoofehold Furniture, which is very eaceilan ; hve and dead Stock wad Crop et a fair appraifement, and poffedian may be had the Mit day of November neat. For parsieutirs of the above apply to Mr. Bigne Charles Solicitor, Bedford-row, London ; or to Mr. Lech mere, Hereford and to cl eat for the ettate by Flaws Gamma,