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• . • . I • • • ( la 'N fr), ' • 1 1 1 0 1 / 4 4 ": 44 • • '; • 4 1' • " * • 4 • I. MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1815. loot 1313t2. PRIEC:I; SIXPANC",- 111110 day Wag publi4br4. ;nice 121. Nora ho.trds. HP: FIFTH VOLUME ~I*Brti WON DERFULL MUSEUM, containing upward 4 of 'Plenty highly (Waled Engravings, with nuiucrous curious and interest hur fact!. PubliNbed by R S. Kirby, No. 11, London-house-yard, St. Paul's. 'le A few remaining Copies of Volumes 1,2, 3, each 10s. 6d. afni Vol 4, I Is. hoard% may be hail. SALES BY AUCTION. 1=Itt:E;1(4• h l'OEIt( • - 1 E IN T l '7. CFN!'v!: • I'HE cy. To iil4 S-);.1) BY AI U HEREPORDS:DRE. CAPITAi. FREEHOLD ESTATES, near KI:IGTOM, PREsTErom, the MANOR of MARS FOS, STRAW:R. WORTH FARM, and VALI.E I'S WO”D, LYE FARM, PICTUALLiNti-QPIIGE. M-ky 36; 1615. 1 i-I F. COHMISS MYERS for F.T.CTUALVAT: lIIS MAJ f. STY NAVY, de h.neiy gam Miler. • I h ; ,• on T 1 TESD.%Y. the 13th of ,lane nett, they wilt be toady , iv, Tenders in writing. waled up. and treat forTora bntltanal Galion of VIF.ST-IbIDIA RUM,•to be deli• .:11. y free (from Wargbouatia in which the same shall bait, INolvirti) in the -.lace of ono month, into his Majesty a Vic ;.11111,- Stet ••% at the Ports and in the proportion► under-men- ext!, - p PTFORD poRTSMOUTH - CORK • Ga!long. 100,000 90,000 30,000 200,000 Gailons ; to he paid for by Bills payable with interest 90 days after date. I hr Conditions of the Contram may be men a theSetastary's • rowel will be had to say Tailor ix which *Oriso :hall not be rtat :r tivr eh at Irogth, or that not 4. ;Alive,* i !it the Board le . o'doti on the said Twesday,hie 13th IJotos sere, Noe Nakao the • :rho males the Testier, .r saw Person on his ',shay, attends to _ _ frAm called 0.7.. MAIZE HILL, ORfINWICH. FTO I.T Ar MIDSUMMER, N Excellent FAMILY-liOUSE, in substantial lit r ; Conniving of seven Sleepieg.rooms,. two Dining • Vrawing room, front and back Kitelems,,Wlne .1 Sundry Out-buildings, double Coach•house, and Meiling in zdjointrg Mews. Prospect from the Gardeu behind the welling, unrivalled. I o he viewed by leave of the Tenant, by Tickets only, on • N: to Mr Buster, bray's Inn. CAR ROLL and Co. Contractors for the present FATE LOTTERY; respectfully submit the following .4t.11§11) SCHEME to the Public—containing Prizes of £40.000, 0 30,000, £20,000, To begin Drawing the Unit of JULY, I ill 5, Besides 12,000 CIUINEAV., Which will be paid in COLD without deduction. SCHEME. 3 of 4'20,000 are .0(4000 3 ••• 10,000 ...... 30,(;C0 1 .•• 5.250 ......... 5,230 2,0 0 0 ...... 2,000 •••••• ••• 1,050 ......... 5,150 1,00 And 9,0450 other Prizes of !ewer value. The First-drawn ..C90,f••00 will have ititi,ooo more, making A PRIZE of £90,000. drawn £20,006 will have £20,11E0 more, making A PRIZE of £40,000. The First-drawn £lO,OOO will lore .f 10,000 more, making A PRIZE of £20,000. PRIZES 10 SE PAID IN 00I.Di The 10 Arai-drawn Elanki, the Ist day, will each receive 100 Guineas in Gold, making . 9,000 GUINEAS IN GOLI7I The Fortieth drawn Prise, the first cloy, will receive 5,1.00 GUINEAS IN 001. 0 ! The Filth, Tenth, and Fifteenth Blanks, the second day, will each receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold, making 9,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD The 20th. 90th, 40th, and 50th drawn Blanks, the third day, will each receive 500 Guineas in Gild, making too GUINEAS IN GOLD! Tickets , and Shares arc now on Sale a. CARROLL and Cots IfT.re., Tin 1. Cornhill. and 26. where ell brat .e.l in the *Ngle l'endirts teania;ted. TIAZARD, iItIRNE,. and Co. submit the fol. 1.1 %wing filch Scheme of the LoTTEILY to the Public, ird rt , pectfaily acquaint !hem that Tickets and Shares are now 611 ea'e at their Office, No. 9f, ROYAL EICNANIIIIL. Eschhive cs Prises of £40,000, •Cfo.ooo, and 220,600, there are in this ; irtery others to the sauxint of Twelve 'Thousand Guineas, i.ich will he paid by them in Gold as soon as draws. To begin Upwrit; ilith JULY. SCHEME: 420,000 art .E 60,000 10,0110 5.250 ... 5,250 2,000 ... . 2 . 0 0 0 1,050 8,1:0 1, 4 400 5,000 525 210 2,100 Ipo 1,500 50 1,300 15 10 /E 1 96 c• a di be 4••••••••• s s ••••••••• • ••••• M• /••••• NO 1,5'. ----- 1,54-0 DLit*. tat Day 10 am *5,00 IS,ooii • rickets. • Al 50.000 The First-drawn £20,(111 van have,llo,ooo mare s . satin s Prat. •• he Setond.ilriiwn C-0,000 'WM life inorr , , mating a Plite or le .0,000! The •Firit . ...tirawn 0,100 will have .414.0•0 1 0 n more, making a Pnse et iliksioool Te-: Piro-drawn litanka; First Day, will each rersive hi/1414. tea.! '1 hr Fortletisosirawn Prise. the First Day will rry.enrir 5,9+ , 0 Guinean! . Faith, Tenth, • and FOiteenth.dr4ern P. 4 4 61 flay, will each (wirier 1.10.. Guitient!' Tertntietb, Fnrtleth, and Fiftieth-drawn Blinks On the Thiid Day, will rich ft C irt 500 Guineas! the whole Of which Will be Pl4l in G• 44,1! • ! STOMACH COM P AUNTS. WIND. GOtTr. GPASMS, CI 101 .IC, and GENERAL DEBILITY of the STOAdAtal and IN ES I INES. cORN WELL'S ORIENTAL CORDIAL. — . . . . . .•• he ► ingulir effects of tin% Cordial, sincelts introduction j to the worltl, have been proxressively. benefidal ; It 41 thionost p'eatant and ,afe stomachic ever prodovid: 1t was first discover IA and used by la) eminent Physician in elm Last 4oditht. where Lobilities of the stomach sod intestines are and alai - wog; and the brother of the late Lord Alvattley, Lord Rabies and a ;feat number of distingtmhed Personages in this canary have 1./teemed and ref./Amended it. It Mons tome tothe stomach, moves spains, wind, and choke, and for gamily strengthen , 'tug the stomach and bowels it cannot be aurpassvd, wale Its , a t ,terable flavour renders tt as pkmant as Madan wino. Sold by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, London', price 4s; 6d. or six if: one loir belle al 4160 by Sasser, Oefostioweet ; and Wald, Holborn. NERVOUS' COIVITI AINTs DR. FOTH ERGILL'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL DROPS have been wed Mown near half a - Unitary for their efficacy in every deacription elf Netretisis Dn. carders, and Debility or Relegation in Persons of either hex, -young or old; whether hereditary or occasiqssed by a long resi dence lo hot or A uthedthy Climates, the Immoderate use of Spi rituous Liquors or other noxious Fluids, too Sedentary a Life, clove appliciation to Study, excessive Care or Grief, InjudePets' arfininisiratiou of Mercury, Dissipation, or other causes. lb. , ' effects of this excellent and power - of re-animating Medicine are. to give warmth and vigour to the whole Nervous System, to re ps r the tone Old injured constifution of die muicular fibres, to render IL lid and promote the due cieculatiun of the animal, Oct*, revive and exhilare c the languid drooping spirits, assise - diges-, burr 4 stiruulataig *ad nrengthening the organs of the sternacb, excite a genial glow pf . ri al heat which gradually extends( is 'Wiry part of the frame,; and if piirselercd in for a rrasonabk ' none, l i ft m e n, es , h ae l•sid,-, anxiety, melancholy, and all the de plorable sympi isms of disease ; and strength, ardour e t serenity,. and every nividilice of rentaiated health, will be W Lappy result of taking these Nor. lioldiat Mr. tiller's, No 4, thespelde, enrour of St. Paul's Chorea-yard, Loudon; and most Country Medicine Veintere l in bower,* ti ed. sad Oft suiu, ' • 4EW MUSICAL WORK. This d was published, in quarto, price 10s. T HE NINERIES MUSIC -MASTERS; the Art of Fingering Keyed Instruments, and introductory Rudiments of the Practice of Flarnionicks. A Serio. comic, Didactic Poem:—By AMBROSE PITMAN, Esq. Delectendo pariterque monendo.— He R. To give equal pleasure and instruction, Miscuit Printed for G. and T. Wilkie, Paternoster-row; J. Rodwell, New Bond-street ; Clemetul and Co. Cheapside; and Goulding and Co. Soho -square. On the First of May was published, price 12s. Vol. XXI. of THE BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. Edited by ALEXANDER CHALMERS, F.S.A. 'The Volumes already putilialsed contain more than 0,000 Lives, pf which above 2,500 are new; and although it is impossible to form ao imarteakulation de a Work Intended to be more. root prehenslve than any that has yet appealed in our language, the Editor hopes, irons Its advanced state, that the whole will not exceed Thirty Volumes. Printed for G. Wilkie, No. 57, of the Proprietors. r; and the rest his day was published, price its. 6d. irjl EM AR KS on the EFFUSION el the FIFTH ALS, APOC.iI.YPTIC VIAL, and the late extraordinary Restoration of the Imperial Revolutionary Government of Fancy. To which is added, a Critical Examination of Mr. Freres Com bined View of the Prophetles of Daniel, Esdras, and St. John. By I) S. FABER, B.D Rector of 1..00g-Newton, Durham. Printed fur P.C. and J. kivington, No. 62.St.Paurs Churet-yard. Of whom may be had, Mr. Faber's Works on Prophecy, in live volumes, Svo. Either of which may he had separately. Lately published. Handsomely printed in 3 this. eve. In boards, pike Li. 7e. ROSANNE ; or, A Fay ma's LABous Losr. By LASTITIA MATILDA HAWKINS. • • lorieted for F. C. and 3. Killington, No. 63, St. Paul's Church. yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard. No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, lately published, by the same Author, the second Edition of The COUNTESS 114611ITEUDIL ; or, Modes of Discipline.... ID 4 vols. price in boards, Al. 111. Also, Sessional s addressed to chow Who have not yet aryl:v.lh or who may ha ve: lost the Inclination to apply the Power of At. tendon to Compositions of a higher Kind. By HENRY and LATITIA MATILDA HAWKINS. Handsomely printed as one vol. giro. price in boards, 75.611. *1 al. vier vrasalshLisa — rd.in one vol foolicso Oyu. orice as. beds. PTHAIRE.A ROMANCE, in SOY CANTtah .1..4 By 'ROBERT 011.MOUR. The Interest this Poem excites, is so very well kept up, that moat readers after perusing a put will be desirous to go through the whole, The description oi the combat in the last Canto, wif the various isicidents chat attend it, is very spirited and pictu resque. On the stbile, it is easy, unaffected, and not veld of sparkling beandes."—Augustan Review May, 1815. Printed for George Cowie and do. in the Poultry, Ot *lions mar be bad, TALES, In Yeast, eve. Second Edition.—By the tame Au thor, price Ina 6d. boards. COUKri FIC FORE OF THE IeLE OF WIGHT. This day was published, in a neat Packer Valuate, price ins. lids. ANEW PICTURE of the ISLE WIGHT.; accompanied with aeorrect Map, and twenry-his beautiful and iitteresting Views throughout the Island, in Imitation of the Original likelches drawn and engraved By WILLIAM COOKS. To which are prebeed Introductory Account of the Island, and a Voyage round its Coeit. For tl.s. acccviT)Pdalkon of the Carlow, a superior Edition of ,the above is printed in *nay°, wait proof impressions of the Plates, and ten.adfittiottal Views; the ;flies of that Edidon is one eutnes. boards. I.t ndout Printed for tiberprood, Neely, and mores. Panama 'meow s 1. Baker, and I. Fletcher, Southampton; and Mottley am s r t o Pormuoilds. • - , bi 0g,G14.4 TaAvislAß. 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T kip' 41 was pithlisued, in Oile . i *MO ,_ ____ ~ with Plates, Maps, &e. t rice -4a . es. hoards ft,ENIA INS o f clue late JOHN TWEDDELL, fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge; beii g a SehiCtlon' et his Letters, written ft.4n various parts of.ibe Continent; to ii°ol ll - v 644, & re Polgicati on of 1:11PRO LUMON ES J U V EN lI.E i ; to which is,seqjoineJ, an rivreildli, cow:lining snow Account of , die Author's Journal, tts.s. Outectirmis, Drawing., litc. and of, their estraew,ltnary duorpratatice. Prefized Is a Inset Biographi. cal Memoir, by the :Editor, lib Rev. RO ttlilerT WEDDELL, AM. 44 Neve on the tinnb of him who sleeps within Fanq's lona is ant Ltarnin i es fav'rite child: Accoinplishl . 1 w snot LL)" IIAYCA torp's Greece. Printed tor J. Mais Me t No. $9. LOdgaill 4 : cart , Loo don. This day wias pablisbed. Vul. I. of I'IHE ANTIQUARIAN ITINERARY, cont4in . 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ALA,. its bo4rds i , wails linprefunaiit the Pie.vs. WOODLANDS, COTTAGES, &a.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Cuffee-house, Change alley, Cornhiil, London, on Tat:lunar, /one I 5, I g I 5, at Twelve o'Clock, in 9.1.0 , 5, VIE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, with Right of Common; conyrishg the MANOR of MAR STON. with the Fines, Quit Rents, &c . and S ANGEWORTH FARM, and VA LI.E I'S WOOD, in the Parish of Peru:lr.-Ise ; consisting o' a substantial FARM HOUSE, ~eated on a 6nc le vation, commanding beautiful views ; Farm 11,1ildings, Ccrtnes, Gardens, &c. conta'idng nearly Two Hundred Acres of Arable, Pasture, and beautiful Wood Land, in part !sounded by the River Arrow, a Ant Bowing streAt, in the occupation of Mr. Morgan, and (ahem The LYE ESTATE, situate in the Parish of Antes try, wiih Farm-house and Out• buildings, and sundry Dwelling, and Cottages, with nearly One Hundred mid Twenty Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, Garden and Orchards, in the occupation of Mr. Harper and others, reviva ble Tenants. To be viewril, by applying to Mr Morgan, at Strangewortit Fares; Mr. Harper, it Lye; of John Cheese, hp. Lyeut's Hall, whete Poreiculars stay be bail and Plans een Oxford Arms, IC:MlIon I Hotel, sect Masts. Bird and %Poona ssssss . Hereford ; Lion, Leominster; Wm. Handy, Eg. at the Inns, Worcester; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; King's Heal, Gloucester ; T. G. Parr, Sul. Lichfield ; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Silkhury square, Fleet -Erect; at Garraway's Calve-hate; and of Mr. Robins, Warwieltoureet, Golden.square, London, where Plan* may he me. RADNORSHIRE, ON THE BORDERS OF HEREFORDSHIRE The 13EGUI1.DY and RHW UYDD ES rxras, a ar One ThOusand Three Hundred Acres, divided In comp.: Farms; with Farm-houses sod Buildings, and very valuable Common Right, to .a great extent, on the &sandy and other Inds. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill. London, on Tnuasaars, June 15,11115, at Twelvez'closk, in Lots, THE valuable and very improvable FßEEHOLD ESTATES, (with the valuable Common Right on the Be guildy and other Hills, many miles in eztent, situate in the parish let Beguildy,) between Knighton and Newtown, In the einitay of Manor ; comprising One housand Two Hundred and Eighty one Acres of exeellent tneadew, pasture, arable, and small part wood Lands, divided In compact Farms; the Beguildy Public house and Lands. let to respectable 'renants, on agreements for short Terms, at Rents amounting to about One Thousand Three Hundred Pounds per annum. The Estate is nearly compact. in a fine commanding situation, mud very valuable for the great event of common right*. The fine river 'team Bows through the Estate. which Is stored with trout sad o.ber fish, end highly valuable for irrigating the meadows. Tie lands abound with game gall sorts, and the hilts with grouse. A most desirable Property fur investing Money, and for Field Sports, situate six Dales from Knighton, irons which place the New Road passes through to Newtown, Welch Pool, Ac. and Ehmiles from Ludlow. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Pr!ce, sen. and jun. at . Vydw Loyd, Der blew, and lirindryaog Farms, where Particti•, laps may be had; at the Duke's Arms, Knighton; Oxfurd Arms, Kington ; of John Cheese, Esq. L yon's Hall, near Kingtor, where Plans may be seen; Hotel, and Messrs. Bird and W tool lutists. Hereford; Crown. Ludlow; Hop-pole sod Star lams, and of Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester ; George Inn, Cheltenham; King's Head, Gloucester; Hen and ak:cketri, liirnaingham; T. 0. Parr, Ea 4. Lichfield; Ma. Phelps, Evesham; of Messes. nets:And Green. Salisbury -s nate. Pleat. street at Gartawar'b Oise; end of Mt. Warwick-street, Golden nears, where Plans of the Puma may be The Road from London is Wee. Worreger and Ludinw. HEREFORDsHIitit AI4O RAD NOItaHIR CAPI I'AL FREEHOLD ES IA ITS, PART Ti THE-FREE. MANOR, WOODS, FARMS, and LANDS, and WA FER coas-miLL, ONE THOUSAND ACRES of Rich Meadow, Pastore, and Arable LAND and ORCHARDS, Situate in a must beautitul part of the Counties, and well watered. • By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-ashy, Corohili, London, in TiMisims, June t 5, 1615 , at l'welve o'Cluek, in I .its, - I, ll l ffig 'Valuable and very Improvable FREE. ti HOLD usTATEs, pan Tithe-Free, with ettensive Common Rightly in the Gotinties of Hereford and Radnor Consisting of nearly One bonsai:44am of Rich Meadow, Arable, mid Wood Land, and Orchards, wilt the Manor of Badlands, Fines, Quit Raub, and Allotment no Wimple Hill, with so ostensive Right of Common. the c viol Farm. of Rodd; the very Itch Grazing Farm, sada ', t ea Farm. with a capital Water Corn Mali; and the Low Warm,, adjoining, with emends' Farns-homes,and su.tableOutbuttdinp at ail descrtption, The Lands are unersected by the Rivets Hindwill, Lugs, an, Arrow, by ;which thty may be irrigated, and are situated in the , Parishes of Presteign, Fembridge, and New Rainur, condoms.' to good Market towns, and commandit.g beautiful views of the varied scene, yof the fi t:* &trailed surr•ninding Country ; the I * Well; the orolipauon of respectable fenauts under agreement, forming sorry eligible property to invest money. To be akwcd, by applying on th e Premises; or of Mr. John Cheese, Lyon's Hallenear Kinston, where Particalars and every InforMation may be had, and Plans of the Estate seen: Particu lars at the Oxford Arms, Kington ;.M,essrs. Bird and Woollas. too, Hereford; and at the Hotel; the Radnor Arms, Presteign ;1 Limo Leominster; Wm. Heady, Esq. the Hop-pole and the' -Star bins, WOK; Duke's Arms, Knighton ; Crown and Angel, Ludlow; Hotel, Liverpool; Bush, Bristol; White Lion, Bath; • Mr. Phelps, Evishant ; lien and Chickens, Birmingham; T. G. Pars, Esq. Llchficki; Castle, fennworth; eorge, Northampton ;' 1111E.Adatois, Oxford; George, Cheltenham; King's Had, Glott ises's; at Messrs. loses and Green, Salllbury square, Fleet. I Olivet; at Garraway't Coffee-house; sod of • Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Creldeo4qaare, London, where Plans of the RAMC IDAT be *mu ZI Ey WhititALL and SON, • la the tonne of the Month of July (makes acceptable offers of . purch to should t be made In the gismo time), AVALPA I OLE ESTATE, called HONING TOL4 and I:II4.ADFORD; eonskring of the Manse or' reputed Mawr Of Raton, otherwise Honington, and a capital 1 Mr3suage, several Sent% Cottages, Stables, Hop-osst, and other nseuient Out-.buiklings i and 552 Acres and upwards of Arabl e, tlideadcov, Pasture, Hop Ground, and Wood a and, thereto ad 'dug ; desitab4 situate et Little HerstM, in the county of Ames, about one mile diautt horn the *furttplke•road from I;awes to - Leiden. • - ' The whole Estate is Freehold, accept about one Acre and two Cottages, which are Copyiettld, holden of the Manor of Yraanfield, iatsmall annual (nit Items, Fines aodilieriota mum. the tas on part of it bas been redeemed, and is moderate on the saber part. . The Estate lies within a king Jena& The Lend is lu 0 ,, h i gh" est state of cultivation, having been lor s sevetal years psitisi the hoods of the kwiacietor, who h.saripenttirdlarge sums of ibuney in improvements. The IkPood Land is lull of young thriving 'Timber, for the growth of which the soil is favourable, and the Farm abounds with Game. The House is modern and samienient ; the Buildings are In excellent repair, and the Water good. little Honied is distant trots London 4S pedlK and from the Market 'rowns of Ucklied three miles I.elves ill miles, Kids • ham It !Mies, from Eastbourne iti) pahes, and Brightheimstan 14 piles. A dady.colob and Post to and Aim loomion, pass within one mile of the Houhe. Possession tnirbe had at Micitaelmas usat- To be viewed, so application tonic ry Mort. at the House, vipers a POLO the knave tplit broom; mid furrier paztimilan aineo ll . ll 4 4 VI Alt. Panittglabinttits ti 0 410 1. • . by Mr MUNN, • On THURSO AY, the 22d Jun.., at Twelve. at tilt Atmlon Mart, unless an arc iltahl.• offer br road- in the mtan dove, CANTAL FREEHOLD ESTATE si•trlts iu.Birge-yartl, ftncklersbury. in the centre o• :n..re wit-taut seem* of Commerce, consisting of a Resident, unusual? %%scions, containing Fam .sitiTug Apart/tit les of a imp Aur cast as to the dimensions and style of fioi.' . ii y, rwot...mt Sleeping-roams remarkably airy and capa.:•ous .4 , . ranged with a :Wit: attention in c..nrutilettr.., and pm: ii ly adapted to the tiantand.. sod comfort of s Farr.dy rte •nott bill' y, to the occupat 041 of which ti.e Itesidonce 14 u:lqu. ably sultud; a reinarkahly dry hallow. n• extendial an hr •he whole of the Premises suited &biter° the purposes •ttroesic use or the depositing sample. of Goods of a more stale 11 , k de scription; renders 11.11 Property peculiarly desiraWe to a 4 Wille m:ln enca• A ed in the more clevn.ll walks of Contmettdol !ate. A pair of folding gates ineinsing a paie4 Court yard, per'rer.ir t xcluhrs the Premise , ' from t'a busy %Le. .••• art . nt C'.lllts. May be viewed with Cards whirr, r.' ParocCetrts ""Y bit :lad of Mr. Maim, Walbrnetit, et ar the K. Exchan t .e ;I' trii. cularb also of Mr. ar..grry, Wax Chandler.' Gall; on toe P.a.. Sea; 3114 at the Auction Mart. TO FAMILIE 4 LEAVING rovvu ant 1'1414.4uNd:,::::.•.. ARESPEC'FA ;ILE FAMILY ot-iattic, occasion to be fri qu'only to I own from the end of haw to the middle or end o 1 November, wish,' to occupy ao clean, roomy, Oil, and commit !loos HOU..E, will tutu:alio with boitable Oil - tees, omitting tor cx hone, and two Coacis houses, at a moderate rest ; the principal rooms to trout Rait or South.. The greatest care of the fin nitore will be ; at,„l nothing is required bur convenient and com'ortable aecoman4ds tion —Mr. StepheL., No. tB, Lower Brook street, Gr u bemr.. square, will an<wet nectssary enquirte% TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON IiACT, THE very, desirable and exten,ive MANORS of SNI ITERFIELD and BEARI.EY, in the Cou:ty of Warwick, with the Royal e ., Quit and Chief Rents belonging to the same; together with tbe Maesion 1 - IJuse and Patido, Ise ad joining, and sevkgral capital anti valuable Farms its Sonic:a - Bell aforesaid, with Wood4tad, well stocked with hue sating growing Timber. The whole coutaiu;r,g 1479 Acres, or •hereai»+r,rc,and the Corn Tithes of other Farms. The Estate is ail Freehold, and tithe-free, divided into proper proportioned Inclosutes for zJed husbandry, for which the soli is tavourable. The situation is delighrul and healthy, and the Estate well adapted for the pre Lervvido of every species of Game, and cal culated (or the eesistenc, of any Nottleinal: or Gentleman o Fur tuns, in about the exiiry of Lord Vi:elt:lt ten's Hunt, three mil-s nom Warwick, four :Tom Stratford urn Avon, iron, bir. stuff 1 Cfrorn Coventry, with excellent roads to each. For further Particulars, and to treat for the purchese, apply to Mr. Morliutd, of Abingdon, with whom a Nat: of the is et le may be seen. TO BE suLD, of the most complete V 1.1,1. 1 RESIDEN. • CES rotted London, one mile from Cumbo-land 'lre, to be SOLD by PRIVATE CONI rsAC I', on FA IDA V, jUne 16th, r r oa the following day, it nn: &spas• 3 of on the Inas : an under Lease Let ; u is nn a long t.n.t at a *mill ground rent. The Premises have '. , feti V' st:y newly bat 4 wild., these 5 years at a great rapeoce : the House con•isis at bevy's largo Bed-rouins, three Ores i.g rooms, a good water eL•set, wit. Astro closets, two staircases sod pas.agt. to the roams On ‘r.:un4 , door are a large Breakfast and Pullers, sad a kainviosno Summer or Drawitig-ruom in from of treasure Gtonoil ; an entrance Hall, and a small room adjodaing w eta *war ajsi lo t ; It WO large Cialor : ss hold abnu: osto g 0374109 f siatessLisk keeper's troont fisted up ws:.ti store an.: china ellptairard...i !Anal and I f Kitchen %ea fitted tip in every resp•-ct ; a joining width a Piihip err '1 a good Pan ry, are. beer e...tisr and r ro‘i airy wine cellar will proper bans, a large coal cellar, a lea. gri•eta... Wise anti complete brew dsusa. back yard peal, w sib oecass ary offices, a comple. pl i sses y .tnil poultry house wick yard; a couch yar4 with double coac.• lions.. and in non. cupitiot.ti, a .:-.talvd stable with large tor will limos ; acnachouits r •.ni sn i 4 rep house ;a large and completelaunnty.t thirgrautid floor iea.• iced pisop which suppers etc C a r :p.,rs and cis:tins i.astry and 1 - - -ad twill and cellar under it; Adjoining it ate t h re ,.. • a,As bold .Limmt 0000 gallons of was rr. a pleasure proem! sasictutil• tad out and plainest with ev.rgte cis tool other fires, with choice appk Irmo, • 'pear and pltims, and a groat quawity o' all sorts of fruit; stars, oval fish-pond well srocc.-4, intended ;or a WO, With a plaetae skin rmord it ; a large kitchen garden well laid out, stocked and planted with abu.ee fruit tree., especially mined apatuard apple-trees ut the best sorts, 300 fees in length. Ibe pramises are enclard Whit a good Itoj, of go Ircb sis hundred feet is covered with choice 'rob trees; t'..e gravel ..arks ate 1.600 feet in length and atm 1...5-f lag pac e ,,,ent the re m i se, are elevated. and in a gold arignfirrirtairiel, lie near two great roads and the b--4 W 4 .1•• • ou."I and ucar the Parka, Kensington-gardens and Harrow on the I iii+ aid the stirrotoding country in :crew ; te.h.tatose.l Irons otli.r houses, and one of the most cumplitc reaplencis round loin lot., 1, both • ow l s and Country, the an it salt and pare I a harithiarne ap pi each to the bterse, anal pins a large nursery gar,t e a, This residence would' be desirable lur at:toll:man coen acted with Govertituent Otficies rix Ma. 'sant ;s• a, much 114 the country as it it were situa - ed rout town, I ce are at each endue' the premises ; it a arose two sic, as, ..nd is now ,111 complete repair. 'ro be viewed with Tickets only, between the hours of melee end four, which can he bad of Mr. Votoper, Carver an I Gilder, No. 4S, Piccaddll ; where a plan of .to premises ma) be seen, ..articular procured !HING'S WORM LOZENGE 5. - - WORMS are allowed to he the rn• - •st frvq.lent Sources of Children,' pl ic a se „ every Parent should be acquainted with. •P:ry occasion lose of appetite, a paleness of the face, emaciation, and r.O irre gular state of the bowels, attended with violent i-ait:s; they bring on convulsions, affect the growth of the itedy, and of , en prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a pteventadve and cure for these alarming complaints the above excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters In this country, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to 0.., Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of Its encacy to tLeir own families, stamps its merit beyond competition. aid gives a sanction to it which no other Medicine of the kind can boatt. From the lion. and Right Rev. the l.ntd Bishop of CAR LISLe • To Mr. Cultic, Apothecary, t'heai side. Londs-n. SIIL-1 readily embrace tLe %sport tinny your I:trt r fror.!:. me. of adding my testimony to that of th'e Lord Chief Paron,b! .ftv itir of your Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges, my eldest ern Irvin' s f ew mon th s ago derived very material benefit from mc or ie. tie had beet. unwell for icy( weclii previous to Ids tai.i r It s appeared pale and email:y..4, W 24 iangaid. ant: complained ;re quenrly of pains in his heal mid side. The I.oed Claw) Lar.sn, who bad accidently seen him ittibSc ream, fortalately recom mended me to the trial of your *l,..zenp-s; and that no ti;ttc might be lost, or any misrai:e might occur, in obta:niag tr.e go. nibble Alttllcise, •eirt nte ihre doses of it. Ibe Bra of these 'occasioned a visible amendment, and after the second dose every uniileasaiit systrinurn disappeared, but I judged It right .to give the tbird, as Elm two former had agrea.d so mealy we ll. From mat tlnti my von Las `o.!en and I certainly attribute his cure wholly to the elites y c: ti se Warm Loseers. I have since recommended your I oz.l•ges several instances, wherein I have the satisfaction to asset. you, :hey have uniformly been of great service, I or. , ‘fit ro ach!. Oat from the nature of the effect , produced by of en , in .r.• uotc, I apprehend the complaints to have arisen from au oi:strucion batwewthe stomach and viscera. I am, &c. Rose Castle, Dec 7. L. CAC LISLE. Sold at Mr.liteier's, 210.4, Cheapstde, corner of at. Yaure, Lianden, and most Counter Melicrne Mende:, in every Town, so.botes, at as. tad. sod is. ecii each. This day was published, price Is. or 10s. 6d. a dozen for died. button. a Second Edition, of A PROTESTANT and PAPIST'S MANUAL; containing, 4 - 11 7 I. A Protestant's Reasons for the independence of the ancient British Church. . A Roman Catholic's Reasons why he cannot conform to the Protestant Religion. examined and answered. 3 A Short View of the Differences between the Churches of England and Rome. Said by Rivingtons, Hatchard, and Stockade.