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SALES BY AUCriON. 111••• • IMM ;-.---__ WWII& ',POST-OPFICE, TUISDAY, OCTOllti 47, lim e ABOUT Seven o'Clock on the Evening of Mon day, the 26th instant, the LEEDS MAIL COACH was mull of the BAGS of LETTERS for LONDON described at fo o m ptween Ketterksg and Hightun Ferrets, and within three bold Higlsam Ferrer', by forcing the lock of the Mall Bozo-. Theilagi stolen, are— N a uru, of the 25th Nottingham, of the 26th Blidfords ditto Melton Mowbray, ditto ditto Oakkam, ditto - r is keiseld, ditto Uppingliam, ditto - Noddersield, ditto Kettering, ditto • q ty , ditto. Thrapstone, ditto , ditto gkeberham, ditto cosserfield, ditto Monsfseld, ditto " mow er shall apprehend the Person or Persons who commit wt the said Rellbery, will be entitled to a Reward of TWO HUNDRED. POUNDS, one moiety to be paid on commitment for trial, and the other moiety on conviction. If an Accomplice in the ROW will surrender himself, and make discovery o ff o r one es more of the Persons concerned therein shall be Ipprebeeded and brought to Justice, such Discoverer will be m isled to the said Reward, and be admitted an Evidence for the Own. By Csasisapd ii. tha i Patimaeter-Geseral, FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary. •' OLD MODE OP DRAWING RESTORED! NO CLASSES. H A,VINP ;mu:acted with Government for the the STATE LOTTERY, we beg le..ve respectfully, *oak the attention of the Public to the under-mentioned tease, and at the sometime to state that we have obtained per. sjision of Government to Draw the present Lottery in Two Or Web means the system of Classes is abolisLed, as every in the Lottery will be put into the Wheel, and drawn out haNdisltultsly, in the same manner as in the Old Lotteries. SWIFT and Co. ) 2 of £90,000 Sill at 40,000 1 '• - 30.000 . 20,000 2,000 8.000 - 1,000 - 6,000 6 - 500 - - 3,0v0 6 . • 400 - - 2,400 I • 02 ' • • • 300 - 3,000 10 - 200 - 2,000 14 • 200 - - 1,400 92 - 50 - • 1,600 40 - 40 . - 1,600 SO • 30 - - 1,500 320 - 25 - - 6,000 SAO IS - - 31,500 12,000 Tickets. .€130,000. lobe town in Two Days, the 14th and 15th JANUARY nett. Tickets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No.ll, Poultry ; I No. 31, Aldgate High- N 0.12, Charing Cross ; street. linen, in the kit Nine Months, the following Capital Prizes have been Sad in Shares: sor - i - £214000 I 1,706 - a - £9,000 N 0.995 - a - 4, 000 2,270 - a - 2,000 Besides others of XlOOO, £5OO, Ste. Ste. INSTANT MONEY LOANS. TilE Business of this important Establishment, obi& is known to have suffered some inconvenience from *men events, is resumed under the puronage of a body of cpsieten o independent Fortune. The public is incalculably Paddled to Messrs. Cox and Co. for their protection against the alativous class of Advertising MONET Lem) zits, infesting the who, though distinguished by various natnes, are all i(die time Family.-- Ihe Nobility or Gentry possessed of In tend for life, or ether sufficient Property, may be accommodated athMUNEY to any Amount, on Terms nearly equal to Mort t, by gpply , ng personally from Twelve to Three, or by letter, flesipald, addressed to Messrs. Cox and Co. Anny Arab, $, Warwick-street, Charing-Cross. ANY Gentleman Lady in want of WHITE 1 - 1 . WINE, may be -.unpile(' with the most superior XERES per imported, at D. GO:N.MFRO's, a Spanish Merchant, No. 7, Upper Buckmiham-street, Strand, in lots of two dozen, at 465. ; &livered to any part free of ezpence. Gonmero is enabled i . e'ref.r to twenty different Noblemen ; who have purchased3arge "amities of the Wine. Clountr) orders duly attended to. Hours hem Ten to Five. NURSERY Ot4OUNDS. KING'S ROAD, FULHAM. HITLEY, BRAMES, and MILNE, having ir sew removed their Es:abli•hment to this place, take the Pert, of cornmunkating the same to their friends and the Pub- Stood most respectfully to request that any commands they may it plated to favour them with may be addres,ed here instead if Oid Brampton. • V/ & lad M. cannot omit this opportunity of expressing how armful they feel for former favours, as well as the additional encouragement they have experienced in consequence of their recent undertaking; and as ev , ry exertion will be made to render it complete, as wel as to execute all orders in . rusted to them with 6.'el ty and dispatch, they Ra ter tit,mseives they shall con tinue to receive that p; :voyage which will be their highest ambi tion to merit. N. B. An t..xtensive assortment of fine Hyacinths and othet Bali just received from Holend, in excellent preservation. PAMILY BkEWING. av THE KING'S ROYAL LErIERS PATENT. NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. respectfully sdici• the Ttentien of the Nohilty, (4..titry, and the Public, to their POR TABLE FAMILY BREWIN;; MACHINE. It comoines all the Utensils in ONE ; is durable, convenient. and compact in its form; takes to Feces with ea , e, and is always isrett and ready frit. use ; the cor.sumpdon of fuel it very snug; sad It occasion, neither dirt nor steam. The method of mink is equally simple and certain ; it re. lakes to fixing, NO MASHING OF WE MALT, NOR ANY PREVIOUS '!.NOWLEDGE OF BREWING, and inva- Platy prolUces Ale' 'or litter, 'at at: degree of stren gth, of the TRUE HOME•BREWED FLAVOUR, and perfecdy vrans- Pu'ent. . To Gentlernen engaged in agricul:ursl pursuits, this Machine Will be found particularly useful as'a Potatoe Steamer for Cattle, kintlitnegar awl Hay 'lea, andlor extracting the Essence of Vegttiblb and Animal Substances. It may be fitted up for Wrilimos 44 simple W wet's, and other chemical operations. Sold by the Proprietors; Skinner-street , London; . and Wine. scree. Brist o l ; a l- u liy the folltiviing Ft:raiing Irornongers: LONDON Mes•ro, F e lehaus, 103, St. Martin's-lane ; S:.:m -111019105, New liond.strept ; Roberta, May, and Co.66,oxford ;Vert; Down e r pd . *Ac t a, Heet-street ; Larkins and Lade, Wholesale Iropinongen, Chis Well-street.— NOR POLK : Messrs. A ggi and Corr, Iron?ramders,Norwich.--LIN. tDI.N Mr. Mute, 1,(411); Mr. Taylor, Heckington. nea: NORTI44.IMBERI AND: Mr. Marshall Mathct , ‘` l ' ve-1411 e - nFon-Tyne.—LANCASTER : Mr. Molineux, Or ford -street ; 14 - assall and Ov et to n,Ca s tfe-street, Liverpool; Hope, Architect, No. 6, Swats -court, Market-street, Mandr , ster DERBY; Messrs. C x & Weatherhead.Derby..--WARWiCK Mr•Ravd, Ctiv4u, ry.—W OR qEs : Mr. Bradley, Wor eester.-010110ESTER : Mr. Tov Gluncester,--:HERE !9RD: Mr. H on i att, Hereford —MO ey; NMOUTH : •Mr. Bird, rit ifFort•—COßNW ALI. . Mr: Brood, sera. Penzance.-30; ' 6 "itSET btothert. Bath...-DEVON: Matra. Kingdon pautsr; Heatbman, Plymouth ; Reedell. Tiverton ; Dummett ihnt°"; kamsay, PI .ruuth Dock DORSET: Messrs. a h_orne,S kerburu— T WI : Mr. Rug ' sell,Marlboriugh; Mr: f " k is sdubury.--Bhit ICs a Mr. Brown. Newbury:HANl: HAN1 3. e.. Chubb, Por:sea ; 'loaner, Sontb.unpton ALES: Mr. Q hunbaN Neentetit, Carmarthen ; Ba.lard, jun. Cowbridge; Dye, Mert ityrAyisiLGlasautgat, ; Partridge, Cardiff. aa4 o . brew for Public Imeetion every Ineidal, Area ; Landon ; and Motel. T 0 THE WORTHY MAYOR, CORPORATION, FREE MEN, &c. OF THE CITY OF KILKENNY. CENTLkIttN, Brighton, Nov. 23,1812. IHAVE to request that you will accept o f my A sincere thanks for the very high honour you have conferred upon me, by returning me Member for the very ancient and respectable City of Kilkenny, which is doubly Banning to me in being so rule my native home; and you may rest assured, that the interests of that City shall be the principal object of my Parliamentary conduct —I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, your very grateful humble servant, OVRINGI ON BLUNDEN, Lieutenant-Colonel. ERITH AND PLUMSTFAD, KEN r. AT a numerous and respectable MEETING of the PROPRIE FORS and OCCUPIER.S of MARSH LAND in the Parishes of ERITH and PLUMSTEAD, in the County of Kent, holdett at the Bull Inn, on Shooter's Hill, In the said county, on Saturday, the 21st day of November, 18t 2, for the purpose of taking into consideration the isropriety of oppos irg a Bill, of which notice has seen giien, fur making and main taining a Navigable Canal, which is intended to pass through the said Parishes to Woolwich. JOHN MARTIN, Em. in the Chair. It was. unanimously Resolved, That in the opinion of this Meeting, the carrying the projected Canal into execution, by cutting through the Marsh I.and in the Parishes of Frith ani Plumstead, will be highly injurious to the several Owners and Occupiers of that Property; and that thereiz.re thiS Meeting, both collectively and individually, will give to the measure every possible opposition. That Mr. JOSZPH MARTYR, of Greenw ich, be, and he is hereby directed, in case the proposed Bill shall be brought into Parliament, to procure, as soon as be possibly can, a Copy of it, and then convene another Meeting 05 the Parties intere.sted, for the purpose of taking the matter into further consideration ; and that he do prepare a Petition against the Bill, and have it ready for signature at such Meeting. That these Resolutions be published in the Times, Morning Post, Courier, and STAR, Newspapers. (signed) JOHN MARTIN, Chairman. The Chairman having quitted the Chair, Resolved unanimously, That the . Ihanks of this Meeting be given to him for his coaduct therein. (Signed) JOSEPH MARTYR. This day was publ.shed, in 2 vols. Bvo. price ,BI 4s. in boards, THE EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER for 1810. Contents: History of Europe—Append:x of State Papers—Chronicle, containing brief Accounts of the vari. ouJ'ub!ic Occurrences of the Year, List of Ikrths, Mares es, and Deaths, Principal Promotions, Prices of Stocks, &c.—Puts lic Accounts of Great Britain and Ireland,`the Drama—Scottish Drama—Review of Science—History of the Useful Arts—List of Patents for New Inventions, &c.—History of the Atmos,diere —Meteorological Journals kept at Edinburgh and London—Me teorological Observations, &c.—Life of Pr. Beddoei—Acceun: of an Ancient Wooden Coffin discovered in the Parish 01 Culsa mond, Aberdeenshire—History of Lore de Agu;rre—Journal of a Levant Pirate—Original Letters—Account of the Poems of Patrick Carey, a Poet of the 17th ern ury—Original Poetry— New Publications for 1810, and General Index. Printed for Longman, Hurst, tires, Orme, and Brown, and J. Murray, Lun'on . and J. Ballantine and Co. Edinburg t. • •The Volumes for 1811 will speedily be pubi,iied. NEW WORKS, Published fat Henry Collium, Public Library, Conduit-street, London; and sold by Ge,rge Goldie, Umbers* ; and JOllll Cumming, Dublin, TRAVELS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA, dim ing the Years 1603, 4,5, and 6, by HENRY LICHTEN STEIN, Doctor in Medicine and Philospphy, Professor of Na tural History at the University of Berlin, fzc. Translated front the Gering,' by ANNE PLUMP IRE, in one handsome volume 4to. embellished wiiit Engravings from Drawings taken on the spot. Price 365. boards. • The History a MYSELF AND MY FRIEND, a Novel, by Anne Plumptre, in four large volumes 12mo. Price 2Si. b.ls RECUEIL de NOUVEI.LES, par Madame de Moittulieu, Auteur de Caroline de Litchfield, 9 yds. 12mo. price 151. Preparing for Publication, ADICTIONARY of all LIVING AUTHORS, MALE and FEMALE, of the BRI risti EMPIRE, spe-* cifying the date and place of their nativity, residence and station in life, ani the titles of their works chronologieilly at rAugcd.4- In order to render this work as perfect as possible, the Publisher earnestly solicits Authors, Booksellers, and all who feetinterested in its accuracy, to favour him with information on the subjects which it is designed to embrace : and he anticipates their assis tance with the greater confidence, as they must be sensible that this will be the most effectual method of preventing error and tnisrepresentatien. Communications (free of postaze) are requ eyed to tie addressed as early as possible, to Mr. Colburu, Public Library, 50, Con duit-street, Hanover-square, London. Beauties of ChristiaLity. By F. A. de Chateaubeand, Author of Travels in Greece, Palest'ne, Egypt, &c. Translated from the French by Frederick Shoberl, with a Preface and Notes,.by the Rev. Henry Kett, 3 vols. 11,0. • INTiRESTING 'I9IAL. Just published, price 2s. 6d. taken in Short hand by Mr. Gamey, THE TRIAL at large of JOHN FOLKARD, ire of Surrey-street, Blackfriars-road, silversmith; WIL LIAM FOLKARD, his brother, late of Sun-street, Bishopsgate. but now of Surrey-street, Blackfrlars-road; THOMAS NU GENT, the advertising Money Lender, and others, for a con spiracy to def-aud the creditors of John Folkard, a Bankrupt, which took place in September Sessions last, at the Old Bailey, before the Commoa Serjeant of the City of London, when, after an invesigation of ten hours, the Jury, without hesitation, found John Folkard, William i•'olkard, and Thomas Nugent, guil:y The Recorder pronounced the Sentence of the Court upon . the Delinquents as follow : 'That John Folkard, the Bankrupt, be imprisoned two years, and stand twice in and upon the pillory. Thomas Nugent be imprisoned eighteen months, and stand once In the pith .gory. W•tliam . oolluard be imprisoned twelve months, and stand once in the pillory. , 1 his 1 rial discloses the various expedients so generally and successfolly practised by fraudulent Bankrupts to cheat their Cre ditor; ; and the exposition is considered so peculiarly interesting to the commercial and trading interests of the country, by afford ing a key to the detection of similar frauds in future. / Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and boots, Paternoster-row; bytbe Printer, W. Lewis, St. John-square, Oerkenwell ; and by all Book diellers. 1 HE GENUINE MEDICINE, BPILSBURY's - 1 - PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, has the words " By the King's Patent," expressed on the bottles, Bill of Direc tion, and Outside Wrapper, and the King's Duty is printed in black Ink.—ln Bottles of Six Shillings, Doub e Ten Shtllinp and Sixpence, and largest One Pound Two Shillings, Duty in cluded. Compound Essence Bs. To Mr. Sritsseav, 15, Soho-squaw, London. Cranbrook, July le, 1812. SlR—Having experienced so much benefit front your PA TENT AN VISCORBUTIC DROPS, without ingratitude I can not let it remain unknown to yourself and the public. I was sadly afflicted with the Scurvy In my legs, which for two years gradually became worse, till I bad above 400 holes in them, above 20 of which were mush broader than a shilling. My state being known to a humane gentleman, be Informed me of a case very to nine . the peiven had been confined to bed the 'realist part of two peas anti by taking a few small bottles of you( Drops,•wm *gen cured. By his recommendation was induced to give them a trial, and to my great surprise and , comfort, I soon found my sores healed, and after taking three small bottles I codas% my 'work witbolit incenvenience. To prevent dui testiest. Willis disease, I cake about ens bottle each year, which has fully succeeded to cer Whet ;end l remain your obliged humble servant, Inestas LINNALD. Witness, Joseph DoiseL FREEHOLD DWI U HOUSES AND GARDENS, ROY k,L-HILL, GREENWICH, KENT. Py Megan, HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auci:ton Mart, opposite the Dank of England, on Thurs day, December 10, at Twelve, in 1.0,, A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, funning a pan of Royal-hill, Green:vie:l ' with two Dwel ling-houses, in London-street; the town of Greenwich is in a rapid rate of improvement by the extension 'of so many Spiro lid Government Establishments ; i; is therefore presumed, that this Estate any, in a few years, become highly valuable; there are streets already laid out and forming, which will open a communication from London•strect, Greenwich, by Royal-leia to itlackheath, Printed Particulars may be bad 14 days previous to the Sale, at the Green Man, Blackheath ; Crown and Scrp•re, Greenwich ; of Messrs. Forster. C.ok and Frere, Lincoln's-inn-square ; of Mr. Hogg, No. 64, Great Russell-strre•, Bloomsbury; at the uclon Mart; and of Mes , rs Hoggart and Phillip., 6i, Old Broad street, Royal Exchange, where a ground plait of the Estate may he seen. COMPACT FREEHOLD FARM, near ROMFORD. By Mears. HOGQART and PHILLIPS . . At Poe Auction mart, oppodie the Bank of England, on Thurs day. December tO, at Twelve, unless an acceptalde oiler is previously male by Private Contract, AN eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, called PADNALL GRANGE, on the verge taf Kali:welt Forest, three miles frosnillord, a:td three irons the capital Market -town of Romford, lu the County of Esscx ; consisting of a Farm-house, Barn, Stables, and Out-buldings, Farm-yard, a large Garden, Fish-pond, and five Closes of Arable, Pastore, and Meadow Land. containing together nearly Seventeen Acr es, of which *.m. mediate po,stssion may be had. The )estate is in the-Parish of Bark'ng. and is to an extensive r gl:t. of Common, and a yearly :issignment of wont I o be Viewed by applying to Thomas Bell, Husbandaaua, near the Premises; of whom particulars may be tai, 15 days prior to the Sale; Particulars also at th- White N .rt, Rsmford ; An jel, Ilford; and at the Auction Mart. Plans of the Estate miy be teen at Mr. Luard's,Hars Street, Bloomsbury; and of Messrs. He art and Philips, Est, Old &outmost, where particulars Way alto be had. Iff.F.RHOLD FARM, 'near G:.OUCESTER and ROSS. By Mears. HOGGAR iand PHILLIP 3, Atthe Auction Mart, opposite the Batik of Englauti;on Thurs day, December 10. at Twelve, unless it shaU in the mean time be Sold by Private Contract, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, 1 . 4 - called WALDEN'S COURT, situate in a very desirable pare of the County, within ten miles of the City of Gloucester, two miles from Newent, nine front Ledbury, 18 from Chelten ham, and ten from RCM; containing upward+ of Two Hundred and Thirty-two Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow and Wood Land, 1.1 god cultivatinn, with spacious Farm-bcnt.e, and suita hle Possession may b: had at Candlemas next, or,in case the purchaser should wish to let the Premises, an un deniabli• good ienasit will take a lease for St years. A consider able part of tho purchase-money may remain on mortgage for five year+. l'here are Veins of Coal and Iron contiguous to the Estate, through which, It is supposed, they run. To be viewed with leave of the Tenants ; and Particulars had 20 days plum to the Sale, of Mr. Hartland, Newent ; of Meszs. Holmes and I.owden, Clement's inn ; at the Auction Mart ; at the Bell-inn, Gloucester ; the King's Head, Ross ; the George, Ledbury ; the Plough, Hotel, Chelteahant ; George, Mitchel Dean; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad street, Royal Exchange, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. VALUABI.E FREEHOLD FARM, WI I H EXCELLENT FARMING BUILDINGS, PEMBURY, KENT. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, Dec. 15, at 12, in One Lot, pASTHEAP FARM, situate on the Hastings road from London, near the .6th mile-stone, six miles from Tonbridge, three from the Wells and 15 from Seven-Oaks; con sisting of about One Hundred and Twenty Acres of prodigious fine Arable and Pasture Land, a large proportion in Hop', Fil bert P!antations, and Orchards, with an abundance of fine Marl Upon the Lstate, and in the highest State of cultivation; with a com.ortable Farm Residence, numerous Out-buildings, and ex cellent Barns, entirely new built, In the occupation of the Pro prietor, Mr. Brattle, who will give early possession. The Farm is estimated as worth at least the sum of £240 per annum. May be viewed; and Particulars bail fifteen days prior to the Sale, at the Sussex l'avern,Toulatidge Wells; Rose and Crown, Tonbridge; Crown, Sevenoaks; Bell. Bromley; at the Auction Matt; and Messrs. Hoggart and Phillip, tit, Broad -street, Royal F,:change, where a Plan of the Estate tray be sten. LARGE ADVOWSON, WARWICKSHIRE. . SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUC nor/. In Landon, Ta d., previously disposed of 1 1 IPll;tlCtin, nearly mid- mid. ADVOWSON ofSO way between Birmingham and Warwick; consfeting of an excellent Parsonage Hone -, and about 88 Acres of rich Glebe Land, and the lythrs belonging to be Rectory of the Parish, which contains upwa-ds Of 11,000 Acres, together of the esti.. mated yearly value of between 2 and £3000; the present locum. bent aged about 56 years. Printed Particulars may soon be had at the Auction Mart ; of Thos. Ryder, Fig. Lincoln's Inn ; of Messrs. Richardson and Co s No. 7, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; of Joseph Harding, Esq. Sol;hull ; Thos. Hunt, Esq S•ratford on Avon • and of Messrs Wes!), Webb and Ittwood,Salisbury, who willtgwat by Priva,..Ces.,r3V. FREEHOLD MANOR and I...STA/IES In DLASYSi - iiKki.. By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, Pall-Mall, London, on Friday, the 27th day of November next, at One o'Clock, THE MANOR of WALTON, in the Parish, and about two miles from the Town of Chesterfield. in the County of Derby, extending over above 5000 Acts of Land. I well stocked wish Game. Also a very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Ste. within the said Manor, containing upward- of 700 Acres (-xclusive of up. wards of ISO Acre% of Wood Land) consisting of a good Family Mansion House, called Walton Mall. with large Runs, Stables, Coach-house, Cow-houses and other Out -buildings, Fish-ponds, I walled in Garden, Paddocks, Shrubberies, &c. Also of sundry good Farms and Farm Houses, with all neces. wary and commodious Out-buildings, and a suitable proportion of capital Farming Land attached to each. Also three Water Mills of •great power, two capital Sorltle I Woods, a valuable Colliery .and Iron Stone Works. end sundry capital Pews in the Parish Church of Chesterfield, the whole being in the occupation of very responsible Tenants, at old rents of 10 years standing (amounting to upwards of XISOII per an num.) The Estates offered for Sale have the advantage of two good Turnpike Roads through the same, are exonerated front Land-tax, and the Tenants are under notice to quit at Lady day next. The whole of the Property advertised, will he offered for Sale la one Lot, except the two Spring Woods which will be Sold its separate Lots. Full printed Particulars and Conitions of Sate may be had of lAlexander Murray, Esq. Symond's Inn; Messrs. Forster, Cooke and Freere, ; Mr. Maurice Thomas 3, Elm-court, "Temple; and Mr. Christie ' Pail Mall, London; of Messrs. Miles Alston, and Miles, Solicitors , Leicester, of Mesas. Knight and Brooks, Solicitors, Whit church ; and of Mr. Thomas, f`t,..••••A-'4 YORKaklik , E. D • Nt.::va • To be SOLI by PRIVATE CO -TRACT, together or fn hots, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of upwards of 134 Acres of rich Inclosed Lane In the Parlsh of Bentley and Arktry, at the N +r:h Entrance, and contiguous to the Town of Doncaster, well suited for Building or Garden Ground. The I.4nd is of the host Qaalty, anciposl asses many local advantmt.s. The Land Tax Redeemed. The Estre mq be 'Viewed on applicat on to Mr. Rooley, Falcon Inn, Doncaster, where prirted Partkultrs may be had; also of Mr. Sheardown, Gazette Office, Doncaster; of Mr. Moore, Land Surveyor, Doncaster, where a Plan may be seen ; and to treat for the same, apply to Mr. Clarldr, Jerveasz Abbey,'Bedale; and, of Messrs. Claridge and Iveson, Pall Mall, London. LET _ es *and entered to inatnediately‘ SEVERAL Valuable FARMS, in a high state of cultivation; one containing 1m) Acres of good Arable, Mt a. dove, and Hop Plantrions, Dwelling-house and Offices, in good repair; one 18,13 Acres, ditto; one 30 Acrr, ditto; one 34 Acre., ditto; one 70 Acres, ditto; situated oriy 9.0 miles from London, and neirgolifltarkets. Also a capital Form, rear Biddenden, containing 110 Acres of good Arable, Meadow, and Hop Plan• tation, with good Farm-house and 01fixt. • For particular apply to Messrs Willie', Solicitors, Maidstone; Mr. Molloy,' Land Agent, High-street, Maidstone ; Mr. Green, at the rot tobel'o, Kingsdown ; and Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land 'Agent, GI, St. Martin's-lane, Charing42rOss.—(Letters, post-paid ) HOOPINO COUGH CURED WI niotrr INWARD Mffo DICINE.—ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION. MANY thousands cf Children are cured annually by this remedy; on the first attack an itnmedire applies. tion of ROCHE's EVIBROCATION will prevent the complaint taking any bold of the constitution, and a few rues may com pletely cure. In the most obstinate cases perseverance will pro duce the desired • fleet; and no remedy can be so wag, calculated for children as this, for it requires no medicine to be taken inwardly. In common Cough's, this medicine is equally efficacious and may be relied on for men, women, and children, as safe and effectual. In no case can this medicine be genuine unless signed on the wrap. per by J. Rocas, and ever stamp the names of "Shaw and Ed wards, 66, St. Pan's Church-yard," (who are the only Wholesale Venders) engraved thers . on. Price 4s. and 44 its. per Bottle. A DISCOVERY TO MAKE THE HAIR CURL, AND PROMOTE ITS GROWTH. A TKINSON's original CURLING FLUID it recommended to the Fashionable World as the only article ever invented for snaking the hair curl, and giving such firmness to the curl, that neither damp weather, perspiration, exercise, or any other cause will in the least affect u ; and is so great a non richer to the hair as to restore it even on bald places, when al; means are ineff-ctual. This fluid is so superior for dressing the hair, that it is generally used by the best hair-dressers to finbis their head-dresses, as it gives the hair a soft silky feel, and at. tracting appearance which other means whatever will effect. Sold in bottles at 3s. Gd. and 6s. by James Atkinson, Perfumer, No. U, High-street, Bloomsbury, London • and by appointment, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur street ; e nd by most princLall Perfumers. Also Atkinson's Vegetable Dye for changing Red or Grey Hair to a Brown or Black, allowed by men of science the beet if not the only article in this country which will change the hair to a permanent colour, price ss. 10s. 6d. and one guinea the bottl CHING'S PATEN 1' WORM LOZENGE , . WORMS are the most frequent sources of CIO. dren's Diseases.—Their symptoms every parent and guar dian of children should be acquainted with. They occasion law of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; A VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANSION and PLANTA. they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the b o dy. I and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both 1 lONS, containing about FORTY •.IX ACRES of LAND, I within Five Miles of the Metropolis, detached and retired. las a preventative and cure of these alarming compla;lits, the above • i excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on dr: testimoey ofjho By PRIVATE CONTRACT, Be Meyers. HOGGART and PIiII.LIPS, 1 highest characters in this country, both in rank and respi oaf* • lity, to have no equal. Their peblic approbation, given to Is. R RUCE CASTLE, with the surrounding 1 Pro : Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful B occe* AO petty. situate near the Church, Tottenham, Middlesex, lin their own families, stamps its merit beyond competh on, Ma five miles front the City, and sue or seven from other pates of gives a sanction to It, of which no other Medicine of :he hind the To en, the resale rice and property of JOHN EARDLEY ! can boast. Punta and others, whe have the care of children, ' should love this remedy as a family Medicine to resort t o . when- WI r.MOT, Esq. 'I he House ts in (ampler repair, with Stabling for Ten Horses, and Standing for five cam a ses, fine Water, ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any way ditcedered, Dairy, and exceiient Offices of every el, scription, a large Kitchen which it will always be found to relieve. Garden, surf ~untied by Walls end covered nitre Fruit Trees, in ; Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. the highest state: of cultivation, with a South Gravel Walk of 140 side, London; Sharp and Belem, Portsmouth; Junes, Wastag e yards in length, and three 'aide in breadth 'with Farm Yard, Akntot, and Mallory, Parties; Hall and Johnston, Gosport, Cottage, and Orchard; the Premises. Gerstein, Pleasure Ground, C oleman and Jacob, 41 ,,,, rnm; Peck and Ross, and Terser, and I &Lock contaiu *int twenty-one Acre., eittatr.ented with H u ll ; Hoxbnd, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plynseetli stately limber: opposite to the House, divided only by a toad, Xr.ott and Lloyd, and Swinnre and Co. Blradassbeset Iltailla and not overlooked, are twenty-five Acres of etcellent Meadow . and Lynch, Manchester; Tremens, Ewer; Smith, ktiodestor a • Laud, with &el miler and Loam! Wat e r; ige s4 l eation remark- Reabum, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh; Baxter and &Monad, ably fine and healthy, and the Views extensive. Glasgow; Bingen and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Non. The House and Grounds may be viewed with Tickets 0111 7, ' wich ; S Mateo, Leicester; Edwards and Peony, and Minis (Saturd..ya and Sundays excepted); which, with farther Parties- 'an d Leathbury, Liverpool; Neale and Ledger, Dover; Whki, Luc, w..y be bad of Mek.us. tleggert and 'Phillips, 02, Broad- Besets° ; feoberts,.Seldeo, apt R id . dim; ; assd rec a s t street. by most estuary medic's* vendersja bases, at ill. ad. and s e . itt SALES BY AUCTION. VALUABLE LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, Si: Hundred I.oads of Mead o w HAY, F ort y Q uarters o f OATS, Eight strong DRAUGHT HORSES, COL ES, and SADDLE HORSES, Merino and South Down SHEEP, and the FEr.l3 _ upon 350 Acres of Grass till the 25th March, StIENLEY HILL, HERTS. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, On the Premises,Shenley-Hiil, Hurts, on WerluesdaY. December 2, at Eleven o'Ciock. by direction of t Adininutrator, THE Valuable LIVE an d DEAD FARMING S COCK, the Property of tke late CIRARLES ARNOLD, El. deceased ; consisting of 'six Hundred Loads of Hay, about Forty Quarters of Oats, three capital Rick Fratues, with Stones and Caps, a large Hay • Cloth, with Poles, and Ropes, two ex cellent Waggutts, 1Z Hay, Tumbril, and Jockey Carts, several Sets of H.ireess, two Carriage Horses, two Cows, eight fat and in calf Heifers, store Pigs, Ploughs, Harrows, patent Chaff-cut ting Machine, a large Hay House, Oak Land Rollers and nume rous Agti:•ultcral Implements. To be viewed two sla. s prt VIOUS to the Sale, and Catalogues had of - Clarke, the Bailiff; of Mr. Salmon, near the mires; at the White Hart, and I',a Hen, St. Alban's; Bali-bury Arm., Hatfield; Sun, Hemel Hempstead ; Half Moon, Hert ford; Eases Arms, Watford; White Hut, Edgeware ; Red Lion, Barnet; Red Lion, ; Rose Inn, Smithfield; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad-stye. t, Royal Efchange.