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N:' Vo ' • R. t:e7cl. friendly. and fnccefsful cx.:r I tin! •. thi; clay htveft.,: n'. with the high an.' a . . o f one your REPR ESFNTATIV:. .11' AR: Ni. Lie pie-Act! t • ap-,pt my henttfelt Thacl: • 11 oil a 1 terliin your rod opines ; at b; ••• e ~v3tir to t.l.•erve by an in.Scr.o;.!ct:t ••••• ;. • •itirt wl.ich :.;•; ,, :-ar to be bs.:t Good, and by a thltzur. attcnt...to to the hit' ri nIV Conaittien• I ::'rain. Gcntlenwn, with tic warm* emotions of Refpeel, Gratitude, aid Friendthip, Your fAithful and devoted humble . tiervant, 3actoed. Ju'y at. JOHN GEMS corrrArr.r.. CHANCERY SUIT& AGENTLEMAN having rcligned his Com men 1.2 W Pr.L.ft:Z.: in favour of another, withes to he anrloyid in a fcw Chancery Caufes, which are in corttcrn-ila ti• nc vl or lire-A.ly begun and trot conducted to f l'ard _4. Ai the wilule of the Advert s..., lite :.!.It.ilcuts will he devoted to the intcreSs of to; C pr. furacd he will he better enabled to eap-dire Honourable Court, which too 0n...n ha, ben ren finc.l for 0,1 iy in its pr , ertaings, when the inattention or Ll noranrc of the Solicitor.; (particularly in Country Matteis) arc tit. principal ei.ofc.-lAtters (Poft-paid) direel , 1 to Mr. I. Scott, S.nrcy'i Gate Coffee-houfe, St. George fir-ct, ',Vet:a nti:Ater, will meet. with due attention. ,MONIES WANTE D. 9-: 7.: Commit?loners for the internal Works of th. I,)erh !IN' rid of the North Level par. of the Gnat I evel ef th F. r•, called &shoed Levsl, a7e defirous of iv-- ;%%v i ng ;„,. 7: ..r Stuns of Money, not (:seeding :soot. ig .s e • t.. t_ret.:it of the Rates aid . 1 axes, p syable tor r . r Athol the laid th. 7 year!y amount ca. e Tqsr..:,l;of 8o7:1. ci y iiiierrec!onable, at.d the intereft of the r .• r•. !. 7ut,rly p T Coro t ,... pia by the reafurer to the raid Co t, • :r:1-7: ...ley or half )carly.... _ _ - . . williag to :minorc t h e raid runt of tseeL or any • -.:ttr• ,*. rr.. y receive further p3rticulirs, on aryfication to - 2.11. , "4 and Girdle{tone, .Ittornit.s, it , Wifbech. LI I'LRATURIE. I : . and Co. ala Minerve, Rue de Leadenhall. • LANE c l e rctotlr du Continent, ou its ere pee- cnrth.f2nudre avec lea phis cc:c!,,res Autcas ct • 1.• l'F.urope, a l'honneur d'infot iner que - , curs de Ulf in pro:lazil% it publicra no s trand r. Inftreftits et tunufans, readulta Fratie,• , ;.i., d e I • .; .1. de l'AlEmand, de l'Efpagnol, &c. et 1r; phi, ett.ant s . • &c. :aire pronniternent Ic public er eel fouhaltcroh. :miter avcc quelqut tr.:dada:es tr 4 • Cr;! , :' , dins I. Lally ue Angloik. Les perfonnes I:as ht.! , trout Ic livrer a ce genre de travail. femnt am. dedonial de lcura peines. le plus eftime I Paris. Sti.t..,LTY FOR BETTERING Ti-s THE POOR. Potron—..TllE KING. Prcf.den...—lhe Lord Whop of DITIIIAI4. iCe4itildt'llt If. T•,. .: 0 \ I CAA. U. 1 .110:.!.:3 BCRNA apt Efq. 'l'. L. 0 ! r mon v. The Rev. Dr. CLA 551. Th.-nova ri.ember of the General Committee. 11.7. H nr. H..tdidn7toti, M. P. John Maitland, Ffq. 1,•..1 Julius A egerltein, Efq. Willi tin Manning, Efq. M. P. .Ari.lihithop of Armagh. Matthew Martin, Efq. t:, ,ri; Arnold Arnoid, Liq. Juhn May, Elq. Sr I Baring,. Bart.M. P. Langford Milluirein, Efq. Thnir Baring, Erg. Matthew Montazu, Lfq. Efq, Edward Parry, Efy. &mar, ifq. Sir P.ohert eye!, Bart. M.P. ..n1 Boeing:lm. }din Penn, Efq. S ...el Boranquet, Efq. Win. 1\ 10-ton Pitt. Efq. M.P. I. li. Browne. Ern. M. P. Tunas Du Pre Porcher, Efq. ▪ N:arquis of Buckhogliam. it, v. Dr. Robert Pelee. Rge !and Burdon, Efq. The "v!arquis of Bute. '1 he Earl of Radonr. The ("andcn. The Earl of Romney. L.rd Carrington. Right Hon.Gcorge Itofe, M.P. • Thur:a3 Clair% BIM, Court Rumford. I'. tikk Colquboun, Efq. Fry. M. P. W.lham Dcvaynu, Efq. M.P. Claude Scott, Efq. Dougan,Efq. David Scott, Efq. M.P. he lounit.uavdle. The .harl Spencer. I. eur. • amcs Stephen, Hq. f Ettter. obn Elq. CONDirio of tr, Bart. Joftp:t SUil% Efq. T wart!. Fr. Efq. Th• aeoc. Sutton. lig. V • •'. tl 'l'cigtintrot kihn frott..r, • . • u , M. P. t;eorgt: VauSttatt. rfq. M.P. I • .1 ( M. I'. Nit h. Vanfittart. 1.14. M. P. 11 , 4. rt I !arse . .., Part. '+, I. Ilford. TN: Right I lan. John Charles b•••tric ••••r: , hiq. Villkn, M. P. 1••• I ::+c..c I y, But. lion. t;torge Villiers. NI. P. 1 7n-•. , e, John W.lrburton, Efq. 0.• nes rc, I fq. David Pikc Waal'. Etq. ii.• J0 . .. , ry, h.Cq. John Is' hitmore, Ef hi. P. I. • `Wm. NVilbcrfi ir;c . , 1 Tti. M. P. ..1 , Knra, rfcl. The Earl of Winchil.t.a. . 1. • ;) of I.ineoln. Sir W. W. W) nmc, !lift. M. P. 1.o:t1 of I.ondua. Sir Wra. Yunnz, Bart. M. P. This day was publifhcd, EICHI'k:ENTH REPORT ef the SO• CU.TY. completing the Third Volume, and containing rttraMg of Accounts. No. y 6. Of the I larbOrne Penny Club for fupplying Poor wi:h Clothing. No 9 -. Of the Schools for Poor Children at Welton. No. 9;3. Of the hianchefler Reparatory. No. 99. Of the Cancer Afylum of Maternity at Paris. 11. Fdhcrira in the Weft of :_•.gland. Converts at the Cape. 14. C( a Cow on Arable Land. 011 the 434: • t :•lizabetb. 1 1, 7. , :a,i0ns for Cotton ait .alen Additional 4>bfervazioss. • • ".• to the Third Voume. .. • t. r Society. by W Itutmer and Co. Cleveland , • J colt. by J. Hatrhard. ftooltfciler to rite o.,,poCue York-honk, Picec.dilly ; 11,..cket, 4,' L•nid-ftrect ; Payne,Mmos-gate; Riving ; •' Chu?: h..)•;u• ; .I.perton, Whitehall; Cadcll and ; c. 1•0. V e'e,r and i Poultry', alto by Todd, • • i; ,!•.; t.lo6,Newcalile; Browne, . :vary ; r.wo.,n, Exeter; Clarke, Man . r ; 1.. e, at Lewes. W:ierc nr:.• be r Overf:crs, t l ov• Is. a 11.7... D. ~t • r. r .agrrA. 6cl. t -;••• t Dr. Flay - faith'. 'Malta, I.' to prcv..et F:eer ; tbe Twelve • I r : ReCl li'3 frof 4.a Tits may bz Lad • t.. - Cu. :Ambers. •.. 1 - 4 , tion. in I :mu. el tf.;• Taro I rft Volume* ;,!* • • it., Price 4.. and of :he 11. r. Part Of tan Lird VuL ; • In the Prrfs, and fpeedily will be pitblinied, n two elegant Volumes, Q to,aceompankrd by a confi.lerahle number of large Plate:, I.y enilnrilt Aitißs, con:Ming of Vi.w. tak.n in Upper and!, ...wet Egypt, of ft eprrfentations of Antiquitka. and Hicrolypilics, of U1t.11.4 in Natural Hif t.ry, au Man....r.. and Ca.. ems, &c. AVELS in LIPPE It and LOWER EGYPT, -I- in company with feveral dirifions of the French Army; durio' , the Campaigns of General Bonaparte in that country. l'ubtirtsc .1 under the frmurdiate Patronage of the Chief Conful, by V WANT DENox, elle or dm Artifls who aczon;paniot the Expedition. Trandl2!cd iron the Orizinal i y ARTHUk. AIKIN. Printed for T. N. n. in and 0. Rees, Pat.:molter-row ; and for R. krnifiips, No. t, St. Paul's Church-yard. N.B. An Oaavo Edition will be publifhed at the fame time. A NEW ROMA,. HISTORY, Tl•is day was publithetl, in 'three Vntomes Royal amo, Price tss. in Ro‘rds, illuftrated with Maps a • Prints, THE HISTORY of the ROMAN EMPIRE, from thz. Founlatinn a the City till the Capture of Cua- Raminople by thc Turks. By WII.LiAM MAYOR, LI,. D. Vicar of Hurley. in num, Chaplain to tic Earl of Dum (nes Au:hor of Ncpo., the Elements of Notn- Hiltory, he. &c. Friti•cd for Rica IItP Plitt.LT:`i, No. ;t, St. Paul's Church yard ; mhi fold by al b ri. Of wham raty be 1-.lc. Dr. MAYOR'S iII:TORY or GRLECII, lately publelbcd in two vo'..ano o tea_ And thc Volumes of his Uotvcrfal Hiftory, in twenty-five Volume■, as they ar• publiGhLci vn thc tiet day of cvcry womb, price cs. cacti, or •;.. 9 .!. ai commtot THli MON MIX M.,.GAZ.NE. 'THE Pcblie are relpeciftil; v Inca that the FIP IT NI/ mlina. of a NiW VOLUNIE tlds work will be publiilud on th.: r:r.N r ll.tt or Auru.s • and may he had, a, Meal, of all En:.kfdlos, Stainners, and Ncws-carricrs, in the Isritith Dominions, p7ice The SurrwatN r to the 'fillet, %Ail V 'NOW will be pub tithed tt the fame time, Halt-yearly Critical Re trofilcas 7.NC11, C::11 N, SCA .41511, and Alla- RICAN I.ltcraturr, with Indexes, &c. -t,& Paul's Chur:i.-yar,i, :Co:. DR. MAVDk.'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY, In Twenty-Eve portable Volumes. 'rill': Third Volume g i this Work wa s p ft b- I- int don tae ft Ll.ky of Aistch,cuntalniug the HISTORY ; E, from the ea, Periods to the .End of the Pelo parm...ftni War ; saki may be. bad of all repteulble Ilookfvl - in Town slid t..:iaintry. contsining trc remain 'r of his .C'Y C.P.F.E.C:' was publillikid on thC Aril of April. tw iamtain 3 rottry,ete HAtory of Greece, filuitr.;rd wi:h a VI ,p, and two h:autiful Engravings. And f r) , of psKons who with to purchafe the re. or any other Engle 1 - iiaory„ every Volume eon, parti:uta Tile-raze, ad - apted to its rcfpe'alive Cue tem:. Tilt AVCIENT PART of this Univerial Hittory will be tom plo-d in Nine Vollitn•s ; lad the itoncen rAiur in Sixteen Vo.umes ; a Voill:11C :ft appear ou the firft day of every mouth, till tinc wool:- i; arnp ct d. The price of ..2:11 volonic is Five Shillings In boards, but upon [null old c•uvinson pap; it is only Three Shillings and Nine. pcncs, in boards; the volumes tnay alfts be had in neat balf-bindings. N. B. Dr. Nlavor's Univerfal Hiftqry is a rnoft &firable se quirk:ion to all peeliris to whom the great iJoiverfal Hilt•iry in 66 ociavo whines is at her too voluminous or too expcn five. TABES DORS.M.IS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE s FUNCTIONS, &e. Pradtical Ellays and Remarks on the 'calve, Dorfalis. This day was puldifited, l'ticc Ss. in large Odtavo ' bound in Boards, the Second Edition, with very conliderable addi tions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, en I. that fpecies of Confuniption incident to Youth, and the different Stages of Life, conunotay called Tubes Dorfalis; with an account of the nature, c.v. fes, and cure of that Difiemper; demonitrating is baneful circas oa the fincit functions of the Animal Economy, incluling, the DifAafes lulling therefrom; epecuilly the Nervous Ati %biz. the Exoncirefu, and the Ptitifts,or Confumptton in gencral. With WE twits of Cafes oc tarring in the Author's YraetLe during the WI fourteen Years, l By 11. ST. JOHN NEALE, (Fellow of the Royal Aeadtmy of Surgery, In Paris; of the Univcrfuy of. Leyden; and Surgeon, is London, formerly Surgeon Major to tie With Regiment of Infantry ; and the Royal Hofili%il, at Chatham.) Sold by J. Walker, No. 44, Patenofter-row ; J. RitizewaY, fork-'irt,t, St. James' 4-quare ;an at No. 6.0, Corner of Frith-ltreet Soho-fquare. • •' For a par, account of the nature 111114 utility of the above Work, the Reader* are referred to the Bipgraphical, I.iteraty, and Scientific Magazine for June, Woo, from page 116 to 111 THE QUEEN OF FRANCE. I'O obviate the unpleafant reniation, experienced by chafe Ladies wha may have fupLiiiiions hairs growing nn the Face or arms, and to render their Perfons more lovely and ati ra disc, w the chief motive that induct-1i the proprietor of ALF Lau's ROYAL Com ?GMT lON, to (Oink that important .lifeovery to the paLrotage of the Female world. I lis fuccefi is be ft thewts by tlic num. rotas application. which continue to be mail.. from the mat d'Ainguithed in the Illgh , r circles for rank, ani faildon. Tnis compatian, which was firlt prepared for tin- late 4.ticen of fr:ttce, not only removes and eradicates all fup•rty. um,s h. , ..rs from the face and arms, but rend.rs the fkin Inure drlicitc t• id fair. Sold in Packets at 5% 'd. and 21. 9d. each, by Metres. °attic ant: Lt.- t. Bond-find ; II4V Kona, Fleet-flet ; Cry et, Cornhill ; whol.falc hr Bury and M.tin, Greek-ltrect, Soho, London. Alfo by Viocr, b-th; Smith, Edinburgh; and Gregihns, Liverpool. GLOUCESTERSHIR TO at SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR of PAINSWICK : a truly de. ft able and improvable FREEHOLD ESTATF., Six Miles from Gloucelter, Three from Stroud, Twelve from Cheltenham, and Twenty-ti,,lat from Brillol, confaiting of the Manor of Palnlwiek, extending over feveral Thouland Acres of Land, wit:. Fines, Chief Rents, Quit Rents, att..: fierier% iGiting out of nearly 300 different Copyhold Tenetnents, which with the Toils of the Market, is a molt defirside purchafe fur any Gentletruin of the Law. Alfo a Capital Manor Farm, with Houle, roguilite Offices, Garden, and Pleafure Ground, 330 Acme Of Arable, Meadow, Paiture and Wood land, lying co.ppiadi, and furrounding the H.,ufe, with two impreanibla and valuable Streams of Water, running through' and uniting in the fame, very runvenknt for ererling Mills for the tale of the Manufa&ry carried on In the neigh. hourhood. And alto 38t Acres of tottered Woodlands and NVallus, well itocked h Bach, Oak, and Alit 'Fre* lying within the ?Manor. The whole e: rule of very grew improve ment both for Pleafure Profit, and sway be reafonattly efli mated at ards of y_. 1. per Annum. Further P - .rticulars May he known by applying to Mr. Wm. Baylis, of PaLifsvick, wLu win hew the Peen:Wes; of Mr. Saunders, Attonrzy, Stroud ; of Meas. T. and W. Dena, So . kitors, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Ntrifrs. Hotlikinfoe and Co. Sur 'errs, No. 33, Arundcl-lirsa, London, where a Plains( the Edam may be fern...Nß. Gres• part of the Barchak Money may remain on Mottgige if required. ENGLISH LOTTERY. SWIFT and Co. No. f 1, Poultry, London, and at that Offices In moil of the principal towns have no talc Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, which contaim only 24,c00 Tickets,and begins drawing the I,cl of Auguft next Forty thoufand Pounds have been paid within the Lift fix months, to the Holders of fortunate Tickets and Shares, at the Office of Swift and Co. Poultry, London, where the IA Capi tal Prise ever drawn, was fold in Shares. Letters anfweretiL•Sehrmes gratis—No frill% Lotteries. NEXT MONDAY MORNING, the Drawing of the EnglA Lottery begins, with a Prize of pace(. No. 26, CORNHILL. MESSRS. HORNSBY and Co. alfure their Friends and the Public, that the demand for Tickets and Shares, at their Offices in 'town and Country. is Lir be yond their moft fanguine expedition; indeed, it is fuch as warrants z decided opinion, that the whole of the 2,speo Tickets willbc difpoLd of before out Monday miming, Dine o'clock, at which time the Drawing of the Lottery emniumees. lil4ansir and Co, therefore requelt their Friends and the Public by no means to delay purchaling —Tickets are riling daily and muft continue to rife. . . . . A book, with an exad account of each day's drawing, will be kept for the immediate infpealon of all chore who honour HORNSBY aril Co. with their commands, free of any expellee whatever. N. B. All orders executed on the fame terms as if prcfent. ON MONDAY next the ENGLISH LOT TERY begins DRAWING. lira Day, Monday, 2d Auguft, Firft drawn C. soon Second Day, Thurfday, sth Asenft, Firit drawn 2000 Third Day, Nl,uiday, yth Atigolt, Firit drawn go,cco Fourth Day, Thurfday, 12th Auguft, Firft drawn 20,000 Fifth Day, Monday, x6thAugult, Firft drawn sow Sixth Day, Thurfday, isith Auguft, Firft drawn woo Sev •nth Day. Alund..v, 23d Auguft, Firft drawn 20,303 Eiphth,lllt Day, Thuriday,26th Aug. Firft drawn to,mo Panics CAPITAL and nat.'. PRIZES to the amount of 4.146,000. • The TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTH SHARES are soia and Re; iftered on the !omit Emits at Mr. NICHOLSON'. Office, No. 16, Cornbill, op rfite the Bank 01 England, where, in the lalt Englifts Lomry„ more than Ise different Perfons in Clubs and Individuals re faced Shares of CAPITAL. PRIZES, trim top:,cl. to Particulars in the Schemes at large.--office hours from Eight in the Morning until Eight at Nijlit. FIRST ENGLISH STATI 7 LOTTERY for rata, Begins Dravriog the 2d of Atloft. 'PHE Tickets arc divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths. and SixtLenths, by HAZARD, BUItINIE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lottery Office, N.. 93, under tbc Royal Exchange. London, and no where elfe to their ac connt. irr The drawing, which wall be concluded in eight days, will be conduded on the following Plan : To commence on Mon day the sd of Augult ; (mood day, Thurfday the 4th Auguft ; and every fecceeding Monday and Thurfday till the 26:1. The intermediate days will be appropriated to the payment of Prises, and Sale of =drawn Tickets and Shares. All Shares ((Mat this Office will be (tamped agrecabk of Parliament, and alfo with the Crow, and round it " HAZARD & ORA LOTTZR I; Of RIM" Linters, putt paid, duly attended to, and Schemes gratis. Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their fevcral An nuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kinds of Go vernment Securities bought and fold by Connifflon. • Country Orders, acc.impanied with Sort dated Bills on London, Poft Oflce•Ordcrs, or Cab, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, punctually attended to. The IMPERIAL STATE-LOTTERY for 18ea. 'TICKETS and Shares of Tickets are now fel ling.'. by J. BRANSCOMB and Co. at No. it, Holborn, and No. 37, ; one of the Six who contra ted for the two laft Englith Lotteries; and who can boaß of having fold, hared, and regiftend the following Capital Priem i -4 of £30,030 IS of 5,603 6 10,000 I 26 1,000 1 I 10,000 45 Licco Lit:wife the only 3 pool. Prize that ever was !hated, befides a great number of soot. Ica the. the.; and by whom the ori ginal Plan for Ramping the Shares, Ste. by Governmeny, was trAufroitted to the Right Hon. Lord North, which has in created the profit to the Public on Lotteries, fine that time, to a very grew' amount. _ _ . Schein; gratis, and every particular relative to the prefent Lottery, may be had at the LUCKY 1.0 rtERY-OFFICES, No. ti, Holborn, and N 0.37, Cornhill, where the Numbers of the aforefaid Capital Prizes may be fern, and bow fhered. Pirate to olaferve, there arc only 24,000 Tickets in this Lot tery—above three Capitals every day of drawing—very little more than two Blinks to a Prize—the lowelL Prize 11. better than in the latt Englilli—and the full money paid by Govern ment within two mantits after thc Lottery has done drawing. LFAD MINES. r ro be Let (or fuch Term of Years, fhand upon •A• fuch Conditionals all be agrxd on, the LEAD MINES in the Hills of South and Over.Cumberheads, fituated in the Parifb of Lefmahagow, and County of Lanark. From a Mineral Survey recently made, and Report drawn up in con fequence thereofhy praelical and ext;eriencedLeadMlners, the above Lands are declared to be well worth the attention of a Mining Company, and the indications of a Body of Lead to be fo ltrong as to warrant trials with every probability of fuccefs. The Lead Ore brought from the Mines referred to in the Re port, of which Specimens will be exhibited, is of the richclt and puma luality, and was at one period wrought to great advan tage. The above-mentioned printed Mineral Report, together with Specimens of the Orr, Spars, and other Metals therein fpecified, may be ken by applying to Michael Lining, Writer to;the &pet, St. James's-fquare, Ed'nburgh; to Meffrs. Ken nedy and Logan, Merchants, Buchanan-greet , Glafgow ; or to Mr. Mundell, No. 3, Fluyder-itreet, Loudest. COAL AND IRON STONE. TO BE LET for fueh Term of Years, and upon fuels Condi tions as may be agreed Asa, THE very valuable and extenfive COAL and IRON STONE, in the Lords and Eftatc of Parkhall, fituatcd to the Para of Mulravonfule and County of Stirling. The Coal iu this I aatc, which has hew frequently wrought to great advantage, and thr which conliderable rents have been recently offered, is adinitteut to be of very excellent quality, and of great extent. it level might be driven et no very con fider lble espenee, which perfins 'tenant in there matter, ere of opinion would clear leveral hundred acres of Coal of the very firs quality. Iron alone, of which there is great abundance, has all . * been partially wrought. Tue conjunetion of the above two valuable Articles, on to executive a Scale, in the I.:mediate neighbourhood of cscrilent rods, and of the great Clyde and Fo-th Canal, retina's them well w,rthy the vie:llion of a Mining Company. For further information, application may be made to the Proprietor, Mr-Eivingttone, at ClArkfton, by Falkirk; or to Michael l.iiiwng, Writer to ths ee, Si. 2anua's-fguarc. FREEHOLD MAN:IION and ESTATE in KLNT. TO LE SOLD In the plnfanteft part octiw Count! , of NY.N . r. ACAt'ITAI, 51ANSIGN wiiii fuit able Gett-Ollces. Gar Sass, and PI,-AtioT Grourali. end eland 300 .Acres of rich Arabk, Mraduev, Palturt: and H..? Ground. Furth,/ Plrticulan may I. v.t horwn f Ap,•llezt!on to ?dear.. Forttcr, Coo!:c, and Frerr. of I.incoe.-inu, lmdkm. VILLA, HYTHE. IN KEN I% TO BE SOLD BY PRiVATE CONTRACT, A FREEHOLD ESTATE; confining of a very comi:ltdc Aloof on-boufe, et for the r-fith'neeof a Genteel rarisliv, with Offices of curry kohl, and about 'fn elva Acres of Laud, mon difirshly iltustee. at 1 lythe, csattnand• ing, a very xtmillec and delightful Si,• v.:. d La:ltl View. Tilere is fLinding for Two Carrisges, add an e%cell. Stable and Satl3le-ro,.m. Immediate Pla!IBM may be had and :um 'Fixtures and valuable Furni.ut c taLen at an Apprait num. For furtht rP a:; icuian: aptly at hiedis.Driva%, Kent-road ; or Marrs. Trn.roay, Hythe. LIVERPOOL. 'To PORTE R. BREW ERS DIST: or F C7TIFIERS. of SPIRI TS, &c.—Ef Mr. Ci I At his Great Room, in Pall-Ma!!, Loudun, tL: beginning of Auguft next, AMOST Capital and Cap:trim:l, andweeii-cnn ttrented PORTER. ERE oc:up . ing and co,or lag Two :itatute Acres of Frofli!,',l Lana, wit bia the Poundery of the Town, with a moil abundant Supply of Water .)t the firit Quality and pureft rature, con - T.:twit to ft. piy Inlaubiumts of Liverpool. The Prentifes are moft bnilt, and conycnient , y difpofed for carrying on, the moil. .:11:1.e kale, a i'or ter-Prewery, Dlitill try, or R , ..ftifying of ; a capital and ufrful St,:itu-Engine, bi which cvc:y part of the Prernill s are fuppli.xl by Leaden Pipes; and well calculated to reduce la bour in fevcral departra.mts. The Cupp, rs, quan:, Under backs, Malb-Tans, and Coolers, arc ne'rly n.:er, and in the molt perfcdt condition. There are Buiid'Aigs fnacieta to c.)a vert into a Cotton Manuftetory, leaving ample ra,im for ail the above Branches; the Situation for which is undouh: , -tly the fiat in the Kingdom, and in the Di ltillery line there would be a regu lar vent for all Spirits that could be made: the prefeut moment the molt propiduns, from the reduced price of M . .dt and Hops; a convenience for Malting a the year round, and the redun dant Water, will Doortly become a eonfiderahle Aunt-al Pro dire. The Premifes may be vlewA by applying to Meffri. Beck. with and 70.; Mr. Meek ; or M-. II l'hlmiT,n, of I.iv;!ri Par ulars will be ready to deliver TwAity I)ay4 r• • eeiirg the Sale, and a Plan ratty now I,: fccn a, Mr. C;:ri.ln.'s, who 13 empowLrod to rectivc l'h/poLlsby Pavan:. Cootradt• WILTSHIR.E.-TO BE SOLD, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing about Nin: Hundred and Eight Acres of Ikle:daw, Pluture. Arable, and Wood Land; the whole inclofed ard lying cam ret together, fituated In a pleafunt part of the Coun:; of Wilts,. on the border of Hampfaire, about Seventy Mdc; fr.:m Lon don, Nineteen from Salianu y, Scvcn from Andover, and Seven teen from Newbury, co a dry Healthy Soil, eonunandb.g a molt eltenfive and delightful profpeet of part of flainplhfre, and the Wild/lire Woods and Downs. Alfa to be Sold—The CREA 1. and SMALL TYTINS arifing within the Eaft and Weft Walks of the Forel: of Chute, held by Leafe unto the Dean and Chapter of Sainory for the tarn of Twenty-one years, rznewahle every Sevcri yrlr.. 'lit Paid Tythable Land contains about One Thaufwnd Eight Hundred Acres, inclediag the Nine Hundred and Eight Acres of Freehold Land now °tiered for Sale. About Seven Hundred and Ninety-four Acres of this Eftate, and the Great and Small Tythes, are let to Tosants at the yearly Rent of - • 929 10 • The remaining One Hundred and Fourteen Acres coulift of Woodlands, Plantations, Pleafure Ground, Rides, Gardens, &c• on which there is a _ _ very elegal tt and fuhftantial Mod ern MAIII-0; boat, allied Chutc Lodge, with properoKes . and Out-buildings, credal and finifhed at the Ex. pence of full Ten Thoufand Pounds.—The Under- wood and Plantations have produced per annum aoo o 0 1199 to 0 Annual outgoings, including the Land-Tax 66 6 It £.1133 a ick The Maulion•boufa and the One Hundre.i ani Fte:reen Acres of Land is now in hand, and may entered on imme diately; and Immediate poffeilion may be bad, it require f, of the whole Eftate, excepting Forty-four Acres, the Le.rea of which will expire at hlichaelmas Cio3. • The Owner of this Dilate appoint% a Garnet :e'er within die • • Foreft of Chute, abounding with Game, and the Libeni cx-• tends about Eight Milt:. round. For a Particular of this Efinti, and fee further Information, pkafe to apply to Mr. Cook; Quits Lodge, nsar, Aitldwrer, liampfkire. SALE of CHURCH IMNGS, in the COUNTY of S I.ol'. At the Talbot Inn, in Shrewfbury, on Thuriday the 19th of Auguft neat, at three o'clock in the Afternoon, in f‘pai r,:te Lots, or together in one Lot, as !hall be agreed upon at the Time of Sale : THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSONS of the following very &Arable Reaori, : LOT I—The Redlory of CtIURCI I LV R BATCH, in the County of Salop, fubj::et to the Life of the Reefea In. tombola, aged 35 Years. The grewi and final! 'ITTHES in full, belonging to this Rol.. tory, and alto a (It/entity of Glebe Laud coin aiuiug 41 'keret', the yearly value o► the Tithes and Glebe being 4.1.0. a Ycar and . upwards.—Under part of the Glebe there is Coal of 4 gt.od Quality. LO t• IL—The Second Portion of the RFCTORY of PO/4. TESBURY, in the fail County of Salop. fubjeCl to the Liii of the prefent incumbent, aged 57 Yeats. • There is ..ppertaining to this Rediory an excellent Parfonsge , Houk, on an elevated fitnation, with convenient differs, a four !tailed Stable, Coach-houfe and Granary, built by the: • prefent Incumbent. Alfa Barn, CowhouLe and other (enable Outbuildings, together with fundry pr reels of excellent (At*, • Land, lying convenient and near to the Villagy, cortailing,6o: Acres or thereabouts. Alto ohe TITHES both great and !mill of a certain Ponion of this Pardh well known, the whuie. (Tithes and Glebe) being of the yearly value et 7001. *ail up- • wards. The Parith is divided into three Portion., and tbiServiee of the Church belonging to etch, is at follow;, Naz Thefirit Portion 26 Sundays, and the fccond and thir4,l 3 ortion^, )3 cash in the Year, and the Curate's Sipend I. paid II them all, in proportion to fitch Service. 7'h; Vilhb4s of Chureh Polverbatch and Pontefbury fru; tr about tight mike from the Town of Shrewfimry, in gvol fcrtitt- Coilvtry. l'urthcr Pan ic../I.lrq ?here Livings may be had hy applying to Mdfra Pemberton and Couplrud, Attornio. Slarcarthtaiy ; Mr. Minor, Shawbary ; or Mr. Loc. Re:brook. Bear Whit. church. The Lands Titheable to the Rectory of Palverbatei and the Glebe, will be (hewn by Mr. Richard Janilrell, of Chute' Pond verboten ; and th-: like bzionginz teethe faconiiPortion of Poe. teiliury, with the Glebe, by Mr. Brifeoe, of Pontetioury. The Two Livings be about Two Moe tbitaucs from auk , OtieeK . .