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• • . . .e ar—^ * r , , • —• , . -41.1"1":1 Nlhaeris • 4 .6 - • dr Nt;.: 41 ‘ ••••\ 4•1:' • -- t i k k ki,.,.>• ; ' • r it . 1c..0 I 3 - . 1 k 1 1 ft‘ 1 (4 ) I 1 . 4. • ) ' MC 4„ moo . . . 4:1; •• . . • \1 Di • MBER 4,2533 NEW PANORAMA, HAYMARKET. Wst door to the Opera Hoek TIE Public are refpealuley informed, that thi s ANORAMA. exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY of PARIS and its Erwiromi, now open for public in. !peskiest. twined from Drawing mule on the North Welt Tower of the Efetropnlit.ui Ch.trcit of Nutre Dante fence the Aiming of the Pndinainaries of Peace, by JimKs de 1 4 .1 A Will continue open front so till Du& Admittance t N.B. A perfon regularly attends to explain the l'idure. NTJANTED Partner in an Eliablifhntent th a t • wotdd clear from File to Six Tbottfantl Pounls a Yt..:r, after paying Interel and all Clurses. To fare Trouble, it arli, require a Caoftal of to,oool. . An 7". itliciduai or Company whom this may fiat, will re ceive airthfer information by applying at Marrs. Norris and Reif n'on's, Lincoln's I n n. ARMY. MR. JOHNSTON', of CRAVEN-4/11.E ET STRAND I.ondon, refpcdfully acquaints the Army and the Public in general, that tic negotiates the PurcLai... Sale, and Ea:nal ge o. Army Commelions, and accts as Agellt for Ilalf and Silt . i'ay. He is authorized to fell Enlignei:s. ('h: pur ebafcrq w:i. r.rof wEI nut be liaLic to he reduced ou hal:pay by the Peaze). :.1 i. githcnts IlAtioncd in fni.intl, Irrtind, the Ina ; nd W,.: lotipy, America, and Gibraltar.-i-Alfo there in Regiments of :tin ltaralllons. for Jon Guineas. PATENT UN:ON PEGICEER urd other STOVES. RYOUNG m. 19 relpeditally recommends to • the Pahl,: his !.I:ent Uniao Stoves, in which are uniini (with Cs, tweeted Elmo:it:try of contention) the dcfiroble qua lities of Clicosso--. ' 4 ecuritv, and Elegance. A compararively fetal qiisetity of Is nusiCas a very powerful Fire, sealchtnay be catinguithed at night by a Ample yet cirez - tive,mkthod. and the Mites uuderncath art excluded foam the fight by au Oraa =mai Steel Plate. Macu:adured and CA by tbe Patentee, Xi. t 3. Bomugh Walla, Bath ; and ia London by Milt and Loat, No. t 16, Ldig Acre; Lindner, No. sorOxford-Breen tot, Bond bred; Bent and Sons,No. to 3, St. bia r's-lane; Palmer, No. 51, Cseninil ; and Downer and Sanders, Na. ;3, Plett-ttroet. MONEY READ'S' TO ADVANCE. ALL Perfnns in the Pnifeirton of Inconies, ari ling from Freehold, Copyhold, or Learehold Mates, in Land or Houk, Moner in the Funds, Rent Charges, Map. 'dap Settlements, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Pisces, Church Livings, at any , other certain Income for Life, nay be (applied wit's scnigovarr or pcnnalunt Sums of Money to any *mount, by paying an adequate Annuity into of (or the fame, st•decmabk any time at their owh option: and iikcwitc on 4ongye. The Nobility and Gentry of known property may be accom modated on their perfonal (tensity, Ettatea furreyed, antifold by Public cr Private Conttaet. Pei-tonal applications will be received every day till three "Mock, and letters from Correfpondantit in town or country, tiltpaid) will be immediately anfwerad, addrelltd 6u ;Weft. and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. 5, Great auffoik area! Charing-trots. AUGUST LOTUS' Y. • No. At• CORMNILL, and No. 9, MARINO-CROSS. .1" FISH refpesfl fully acquaints the Nobility, .1 • Gentry, and Public, that Tickets and Shares for the Et gr.fh SO sew a Lottery are now felling in great variety at the above Old Eilal , iithed Offte.ta, where tic Prizes will be paid en titans-d..—Peekot priec : Tiaket - - . - £l 7 10 0 Ball . . • 9 • o i -et - - 4 1 t 0 liiihth - . . s 6 o - Sixteenth - - - 13 0 SI Pertain in the Country will be fupplkd Al 1.1,1)At. by Evading Letters, pan paid, with good Bills at ion dates, Souk N e.es. Poft-011ite Orders, or €.Ol, to tither of the above 011ices.—The Lottery begins Dr.wing the ad of Angst! next. --- - I)ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Te fpedhilly ar.qualtat the Public, that there will licit, kith Lotteries this Year.—The Ntw STATE-I.OT TERN will intuit oiTweuty-four Tbsufand Tickets only. TB t CONTAINS, s Prizes of C. wimp s Prises of C 5,000 s to,ooo 1--. so.co Bade' other Prizes, amounting to L. 146,001. Abe Drawing will commence on Monday, 21 dant Month, Aiwa. TICKETS and SHARES aze oo Sale, at Cornblll and Charing-Crafa, London. by RICHARDSON, GOODLUOK, and Co. The only Office that ever fold in Moo Two P - izes of 30.0:01. Alto, in the !aft State-Lottery, Two Prizes N 2Oxel. IQa 411,752, a 11th-drawn Ticket, in Slum. No. 41,3111, a Whole 'Hebei.. The IMPERIAL STATZ-LOTTERIr for aol. TICKETS and Shares of Tickets are now (d -thi; by J. BRANSCGIVIII and Co. at No. it, Holborn, end No. t?, Cambia ; one of the Six whe contracted for the two left Enxftt Lotteries; and wheals boa& of hiving fold, aimed, aad regiltr.rol the following Capital Prims;--• 4 of C 30,000 '5 of C51)00 6 a0,c.00 s 6 a,coo t rogoo 45 t poo laktv.ae the only 3.0e0L Prize that ever was Oared, betides agre.d. nuin:ur of sooLscoL &c. &c.; and by wham th e ori veal Plan fur limping the Shares, &c...by Government, was tranfioeutd to the Right Hon. Lard North, which has in ercatNi the profit to the Public on Lotterioi, bate that tune, er! vi ry :Mat amount. *Lanes gratis, and every particular relative to the prefent Lowry, may be had at the LUCKY LOTTERY-OFFICES, No. ti, Iloilsorn. and No. ty, CornhUl, where the Numbers of rtfaid Capital Prizes may be fees, and how !hared. Pi 2fc Af er v e• there are 00 4 24.000 Tickets iu this Lot lery•-•tbore three Capitals every day of drawiug—very little mare than two tanks to a Prize—the lowa Prise ti. better than is the Lift Lnglifh—and the full money paid by Govern ment within tau mouths after the Lottery has dose drawing. BY Tin KING'S PATEBrT, GRANTED TO J. BARTON, M. D VITAL %VINE recommended for the prevention and Cure of •rna MMT ALA It34ING DI . ViZ Gala. in every form; Rheumatifm, Fivers, particularly of the Putrid geropluts, Coefumptions, various Nervous Affedions, —Alfo for Tai Dimas, s or Hot CLIAIA TKO ' as Yellow Fever, Liver Complaiot, Clatilera Morino , Lock Jaw, Cma• caous AM:atom, Ste. i be leading features of Vital Wine art.—Thep...imam geil tr.**ry te PArtntfeenry in the Maid; reatterixi Oterseiiinve ix the Gi,, a dd,ir d ad Nteimis Vora ; Awl ki n i n P "A irati. " . ?riper it rounner aseßTriarity.—liesec the fuperior ad vantaiie awnditig its ufe is evident ; and the Proprietors have recant' the molt ample and honuurdbic teitinumies of Its vir tue from Peg cages of the Ent rank and refine ability. • Pamylileti of its admirable %unties, with fall directions for its ufe, may be Lad at the Laboratory and Vwita, whtre it Is prepared, 7, Bernees-ftreet, Oxford-Bract ; a nd the Pro; rictors, Wlsolefale Agents for the fupplyina Country 'Ven ders, hieffrs. Ching and Butler, No. 4, Clmr_fkle , where the Vital Vint is fold at 6s. 8d per look, or 661. per Dozen— "a tin and Struve inelastic& Sold alio by Appointment at N:r. Barlow's, No. 39, Coddraudreet. CU:invent(' • Mr. Wad, N. 324 Holborn; Mr.Shavr, No. 74, St. Margaret's hi Borough Mr. Yale, No. 46, Cue oldll; and Metra. Jehaalt aid Co. No. Ito, Oxford-fiteet ; and one refpeetabk Houk in met peasipal Tows' la the Wiwi Xhapiest. ifoNb". y ar,r e, IRO2 GENERAL ELECTION. WARWICKSHIRE, to Wit 14AVING received bin Misiday's Writ', coin.. minding me to caufe to be eketud two Knights to rem fent thi. County in the Parliament to be held at Weßminfter, on Tuc(day, the 31 It day of Auguft next, I do appoint a Meet ing of the Gentlemen; Clergy, and Freeholders, to be Ina at the County Hall in Warwick. on Wedm+LY. the 7th Day of July initaat, at Twelve o'eloch is the Forenoon, to put in No niinatiott two groper Perfont to reprefent thll County in lucb Parlhment. H/rNEAUE LEGGE, Sheriff. Alton Hall, Jolt t , ign. A SPECIAL COUNTY COURT for the purpofe of fuck Eleaion will be held in the aunty Hall, at Warwick, on Monday, the 12th day of July inftaut, at 'lletive o'clock in the Forenoon, when and where all Can didan.., ileaor., and other Perfoni interefted [bereft', are to give their attendance. HEZIEAGE LEGGE, Sherit Afton Hall, July t, 1802. To the WORTHY'and iNbEpßtiontr ELECTORS of the crry of LICHFIELD. GENTLEMKN, A piiroluti.n of Parlitnient having take place, we beg leave again to offer air &twice, to riTrefent your ancient and refpeetable City. Should we he lb fortunate as to Tie honoured with your Ap probation and Choice, jt full be our conftant and 'Arndt En deavour to Promote the Welfare of the United Kingdom at large, and the laterelt of this City in Particular. We have the honour tu be, Gintkinion, Your obliged and faithful Humble Servants, THOS. ANSON. Lkhfield, July t, dos. JOHN WROTHSLEY. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of the County of YORK. Ostertguin, ENCOURAGED by the Proofs of your kind Partiality which I have fo repeatedly experienced, the , grateful (enfe of which will never br erafed from my mind, I once more prefume to offer tayfelf a Candidate fur the Honour of rcpr, renting you in Parliament. Shuichi I again be railed to that high eminence, I &all endea vour to difcharge with Cadlity the duties. of my important Trull ; but my chief reliance mutt continue to be Waco" on that difpoiltion, which you have uniformly dianifefted, to enfants with candour and klnducfs, the cambia of your Reprefcntative, and to accept favourably thole Cervices which, however drake tire in Ability, have been prompted by upright Intattior 1, and. a warm and difintereßqd Zeal for the Welfare of one Country. . . I am, with the higheft rcfpoft, Gunk-own, Your moft obliged and faithful Servant, London, June 29, 1802. W. WI LIiEItFORCE. To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS , of the COUNTY of NI DDLESIM. Oricrtrilittt, IMPRESSED with the deepen fenfe of gratitudei fottlst long continuance of favour and confidence which. you have manifefted to me, and from a confcloufnef, of hat= ins done ris endeavours to dircharge the aerials Duties in-. sumbent upon me u one of your Reprefentitives, I prefume again to offer my Cervices to the County, and earneftly Eo facie the honor of reprefeetlng you in the,gnfuing Parliad merit. After a long life engaged in Public Rafael's, and!, nearly twenty years devoted to your fervice fa Parliament, I , trait f need Mt Itate to you my general conduct ; It has beam open to your obtery Akin, I have ever walled it thould be foo and that you fliould be the judgetor it permit me, however, 'to fay, that during the whole time I have been honoured with a feat in Parliament as your Reprefeutative, I have conftantly attended to my Parliamentary Duty; and have ever as2ed at= cording to my belt judgment, to promote the Profperity and lia*ifiefs of the Kingdom at large; and the particular intcreft st tale Caluity of Middlefex. have the Hosow to be, with fineere regard, GENTLIMEA. Hanover-Spare, Your faithful and molt obeillan Servant, June 30, tilos. W. MAINWA RING. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS' of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. T N confetynence of a Diffoltnion of Parliament, I feel it my duty to exprels to you, in this public manner, the , Rratigeff aibtrances of my gratitude for the diftinguithed ho nour which you have repeatedly conferred upon me : at the fame time, I =teal aware how much more 1 am indebted to your generous partiality and Ready &tenably, than to any ex traordinary rretenfions'or fuperior merit of my own. By your peculiar kitidnefs, and your liberal and indulgent confider:i dea of my failings, I hake been placed in that eminent and re- . fpeliable Situation which! have to many years enjoyed aniongit my Countrymen and Neighbours--a &nation co hi g hly n at . • teeing and honourable, that the paragon of it, by your free choice, compleuly gratifies my uunolt ambition and the peewit:ft with of my heart. In the pleating hope that I may not have forfeited your good opinion and regard, I take the II- Istrty to offer myfelf once more to your notice, and to folidt the favour of your countenance aid fupport on the approach ing day of nomination : and if you (hall think me worthy to be 1 1 employed again in your fervice, you maybe allured that I will . 1 pay a grid attention to the bulincil of the county, and that I will not fail to difcharge the important duties of my public Ration with diligence, integrity, and independence.—l am, Gentlemen, your obliged and &Sibiu' Servant, Gallon Park, Int* 3e, Mot. WILLIAM PI.UMER. P. S. The High Sheriff having fixed the nominadon for Wednefday, July 7, your attendance and fupport are carat:My requefted at the Town of Hertford. • tENERAL ELECTION. .1•••••••••• title OF.NTLEgittI4 .CLEROIr e stud kittitHOLDERS , of the - Of/MD/ of OXFORD. Ottircaatax, THE high honour which you have once con fared open me, in eledting me one of your Reprefcnta fives, emboldens me to foiicit the continuance of your favour at the approaching Eledtion. Although I cannot cluirn the ad vantages which belong to age and experience, yet 1 truft you will never find me deficient in zeal for your fervice, or attach ment to your inter& ; and fort I am, that if you ihould think fit again to repofe in me the fame truft which 1 have lately held at your hands, I mall endettottr to difchargc it, to the ut moft of my abilities, and with a conftant and faithful adhe rence to the treeprinciptes of our invaluable Conftitution.-- With the greiteit gratitude for your pail kindricfs, I have the honour to be, Gentleman Your much oblige:Land obedient- humble Servant. July sth, iSok , FRANCIS A. SPENCF.R. To the GENTLEMEN, GLEkGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of DURHAM. AT the time your late Member, Mr. Butoom, figaified his intention to withdraw himfcif from the See. , vice of this County, 1 did myfelf the honour of addrilling you ; to expects my hopes, that when that Period arrived, which would call on you to make choke of your Reprefentatives in Parliament, t might again meet with your Favour and Ap , probation. By the advice of my Friends 1 forbore to enter oo a ge neral Canvafa, which might have diiturbed the Tranquility and interrupted the Bulintsfs of the County. I latter inyfelf you will approve of the Motives which deterrnined me, and that no Individual will accufe me of difrdped front having omitted a Perfoual Application. The Diffolution of Parliament now calls on me to requefk a Third 'lime the Favour of your Support and Intereft. My con dud during the Two Parliaments in which I have had the Honour to reprefent yak, is now before you, and you are the proper judges of it. To your judgment I fubmit with deference and refped. I Ihall only fay, it bag been regulated by a deep kale of the Duty I owe to my Conftituents, and a tinter and fervent wills to promote the particular welfare of this County, and the general profperity of the Kingdom. Should 1 again be fo highly honoured as to receive your Approbation, the fame Principles of Duty, independence, and Integrity, will continu.l to dired my condos!, It remains now far me earn lily and refpeethilly to &licit your Support on the day of No nination and Eketion. The flattering affurancea 1 have already received have in. fpired me with the moR fangs ne hopes, that 1 have not for feited your good Opinion and Confidenee.—l have the Honour to remain,Gentlemen, With heart-felt Gratitude, Your ever devotal, and very faithful Servant, • "hag; aft Ilan RALPH MILBANK I,— VALUABLE LIBRARY OF BOOKS. 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Soulavies Memoirs of tire Reign of L i mns XVL fives kb famine to Ws Mori, ssi Pero* 6 VII. PRICE' 81X-PENCL : . • .HE neat Meeting of the Traces for putting T in Execution l an Ad of Parliament, Intitled ' An Adt for continuing the Term, and altering and enlarging the Powers i of feverif Aels paired in the i ft and 1 nth Years or the Re { of King Ge o rg e t h e Fi t t, th e I tt h year of the Reign.of Kit G.orge the Second, and the 7th an4l,34th years of the Rei. , of his prefent Majefly, for repairing the Highways lac:tweet; Tyburn and Uxbridge, in the County of Middh:ferr. mot fon amending the „Road leading from Ilrent•bridge over Hanwelk heath, through the ParifheN of Hanwep, clew, Ureinfoni, and Eating, to the Great Weftern Road, in the Paid Cowity,"ond for other porno, fes, will be held at the Houle of Jonas Nix, the Old Hat, in they:with of Eating, on Saturday rt,r - rettr - Berol July ant, at Eleven o'Cloet in the Forenoon, precifely. __ _ C. FIq.L, 'Cleric. FIVE I'IiOIISAND POUNDS WANTED. 'THE Rees of the New Crofs Tu rn pik e R oa d s 1 - do hereby rive notice, that at a General'hleetiug of the iltid Trufteea, to be holden .on Saturday the 3tlt day thi4 int; July, at the Green Mart,on illackheath..thry wip lx reasly toborrottl and take up at intereft from inch perfona as may he willing 1p advance the fame ; any Sum o f M one y, nut kf th.ni or more than soool. to be ferured by Mortgage of theTullt, arifing on the fail Roads, on which there is at pretest no Mom* Debt.—Further pcuticuLvs may In the mean time be had of July a, 'boa. EVER EST and MARTYR, Clerks to the faisiTruttees, Oreenviek, 1 NEW CROSS TURNPIKEIS:-11Y1S.' ' T HE Truflees of the fait! goach-do hereby gi v e Notice, that from and after Twetieetibelt "t N 146 11 it the 3tR day of this'infiant July, the foliowliii 're 'fel' Ositoti weight will be talecti at dieTevcial Waging hi 4 oil* Paid faid Roads, in lieu of the Tolls which are nOw reedited stills (aid Weighing Engines, viz. Cavdaget With CarritigZs wheels not Ids with wheels than Inc inches kfit thatt Ils broad incises bread For One Hundred Overweight . 0 0 3 00 I Two Huuetred - 0 0 6 00 6 Three Hundred - - o I 0 0 I 0 Four Hin 'red - - 0 I 6 0 1 6 Five Hundred - - o 2 0 0 1 0 Six Hundred - - 0 2 6 04 . o Seven Hundred - . - o 3 0 o 4 . ..4 • Eight Hundred - 0 3 6 0 g,O Nine Hundred - - 0 4 6 ' d . 6 0 Tai Hundierl - 0 4 6 ' co' 7 . b Ehnen Flundred - - 039• 0 0 ' 6 *l'srave Hundred - - 0 7 • oti 0 Thirteen Hundred - - oli 3 . 0 144 :41 Fourteen Hundred - - 0 9 6 o sy. 0 Fifteen Hundred - 010 9. 0 Ily 6 Sixteen Hundred - - 0 1 3 3 14 6 I Seventeen Hundred -, - oi t 9 I.ls 6 i Eighteen Hundred - oa 3 1 44• 6 1 Nineteen Handfed - - xo 9 - ssr .4 Twenty Hundred - - 1 3 3 a 4, 6 And for every Hundred of neer-Wien above One Toti . Fllre Shillings, for Carriages with Wheels, not his than Six 'lnt:he's broad; and Ten Shillings for Carriages with Wheels 1d& try Six Inches broad. By Order of the Trußees, ' * EVEREST and MARTYR., eau. Greenwich, July s, dos • - MB of glotrr—PoKsALE By AutriciT At the Cuttont-Houle, in Ealt Cows, on Friday the 9th liar of July,. 1871, at eleven. o'clock in the forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which Ital L been feiaed and legally condemned, and miy be . vrevr and tafted on application at his Majefty's Wareham* two days before the fate, viz. Brandy - - - 11 3 3 1 21 3 3 14 . Rom - - - - 35 * - Geneva. - - - • . 377 'Mae . - - io Sweet Almor.le - 38 lbs. Herrings - . - to barrels. ..._ -. ... . . . .. _ . A Ho g Viet, so tans, whit kfaterida, and thsalf four other hull boats. with Warps and Ands" and ruadrr Oid Stores belonging to the Wank-Malik. SEA BATHING. • t TO BE LET for 1, a. 3, at 4,5, 6, is Months , or hags ttrnt i(wanted, with immediate poffelfion, A COMFORT:OILE HOUSE, cinitainitit four prinCiPal and two fervante bod-rooMs, - and a &atop. room; a hreakfslt and dining parlours ; kitchen, hotifilt..eper'S riorn, ample cellar*, dce. togetiser with a Coach bon& and f Jur-ftall Itable.—Thrfe Premifes are fituate at Felphatn. on, of the molt refpedtable villages on tkc. Sufrei Cult; arc near the Sea, and within one mile of the much etteeined and -falreorable lathing Place of Bognor—Further partieut‘rs tang be obtal tic on the Premffcs ;of Mr. Culwcll at .u. u. won, nt r l Yelpham ; and of Mr. Bartlett, at his R0i..1 Ex change and. General Agcney Offices, Chichrfter. ~HERIWORDSHIRE. CAPTtAt.. rSTATE' AND MANSION HdUSE. TO Bt: SOLD BY AUCTION, At the New Inn, in the City of Herefird, on Friday, theald Day of July next, between the Hours of Four and Six in the Afternoon, (if not difpofed of in the mean time by Private Contra& of whiebtimely notice mall be given in this Paper) fubjea to fuch Conditions of Salsas Mali (lethal productd,' A LL that very deferable and cornpaet Freehold Edate, called WILCROFT, (except a. (mail part which is Copyhold of Inheritance), fituate in the Pariah of Lugwar. dine, about four Miles from the raid City of tier: ford, coofift".: ing of a very neat and commodious Manfion-Houfe, t he great( part of which has been lately built and finidted in a good Rile, mating of a Vestibule, two Parlours and a Drawing Room, an excellent Kitchen, Servant's Hall, Houfekeeper's R001:3 Butler's Pantry, Larder, Wallt-houfe, Cellaring, Seven gocal Bed Chambers, with Deeding Rooms, a Water Clofet, and Bed Rooms for Servants. The Out-Mica are elf° complete, having' Stabling with Stalls for to Horfes,a Coach-houfe, Barns, Bean:. houfes, , Cider Mill, and a Cold Bath, wJI rupplied with water. There is betide, a very excellent Garden, lately walled round ret feet birth, enclofing therein nearly as Acre oc Ground, and planted with the choice ft and heft fort of Fruit, in the centre of which Rand; a very capital Sumnier Hulk, with a Gardener's Hoag adjoining the Garden. 'The Land contains about S 4 Statute Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, Palture, °retarding, and Coppice Wood, about five Acres of which is now fit to be cut down. The Manfion H tare and Outbuildings • (which arc almoft all new), arc in a paled Rate of repair, and the fituation fads, as to command a very extenfive an/ pleating- view of the country furrounding it, and pa:ticttlarly that beauti. ful range of Hills, called Milvern•Hilla, and in the fame point • of view there is the gratification of feting the Seat, Park, and' Pkafure Grounds of the Honourable Edward Foray, added to: which, and within the mach .if a Mort walk, h the Seat of James Wahvyn Erg. whole pleafure grounds alma adjoin the Lid. ERate and Prentice& The lrelt recommlidation to the perfon waling to become the purettafer, wiil be that of feting the whole of the Prcmifes, which for neighbourhood. f:rtilite of foil, goodnefs of orcharding, contiguity to the Turopile-road, lead ing torero capital kfirket Towns, and bring withi•ii rode of the Rivers Wyc and Lugg, are truly &Arable—The fines due' to the ,Lord of the Manor in refozet to the CupyholLl are • certain and very (mall, either on forret& r or admittance. N. B. The Purchafer may be acco limodated wi. h th.• grestelt part of the purchafe-money on k'curity of the Prendies, and with the Houfehold Furniture, which is very excelleur; live • and dead Stock and Crop at a fair appraifeinent, and poireiSon may be had the Brit day of November next. For particulars of the above apply to Mr. Pipe Cl.arlea Williams ' Solicitor, Betkonl.row. London ; or to Mr.Lochl eta% Hereford; and to treat for the caste by private Crinteseeit . . . To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the. COUNTY of SOUTHAMPTON. HIS MAJESTY haring this day difrolved the Par:lament, we beg leave -again to offer our fervices, and to entreat the favour of your fupport and inteteit at the =ruing General Eiedion. While we take the earlieft opportunity of &licking the Ho noor of being continued your Rrprefentatives for the County, we are highly (cabbie of the obligation already conferred. in the confidence you have, for two fueeelfive Parliaments, re pofed in us. The g r a ti tu d e we f e d at oing repeatedly pieced in fo diftlngulibed and honourable a iftuauon, cannot fail to Strengthen our !toady atetchmait to the general litterefta and Welfare of this County, which we than always moft attentive ly watch over, and endeavour to maintain. We have the honour to be, with the molt profound rdped, Gentlemen, your molt obedient, And much obliged Stumble Servants, Landon WILLIAM HEATHCOTE. juneast, sioa. WILLIAM CHUTE.