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AA. with OBSERVATIONS on Its PREVENTION and CURE. By RICHARD PEARSON, M. D. Member of the Royal Caere of Physicians. Printed for Thomas Underwood, 32, Fleet-street; and 40, West Sniithfield. TO CLERGYMEN AND OTHERS. MO BE DISPOSED OF, a SCHOOL, situated Dear we of tie first Chin in Englaud, now Ist h•ph mete. No Goodman need apply who cannot command stittUle. Nether particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Cate, 38, Giouctster-street, Queen-square, Agent for Assistants to the Society of Schttottnasters. All letters, post-paid, will be duly answered. This day was published. 1n One Vol. l tmn. price 45.6 d. boards, THE ART of PRESERVING t h e SIGHT un impaired to ettreme OLD AGE; and of re-establishing and strengthening It when it it become weak. with Instruc ions how to proceed In accidental cases which do not .require the as sistance of Professional Men, and the mode of treatment P for the eyes during and immedletely af te r t h e ' Small Pox. I T: which ace added, Observations on the Inconveniences and Dee ms arising from the use of common Spectacle., &c. BY AN EXPERIENCED OCULIST. Published and sold by H. Colburn, Public Library, SO, Con duit-street; and all Booksellers. YALUARLE FREEHOLD, VOTE for the COUNTY of MIAt)I.E'EX, near BARNEr, and Eleven Miles from LONDON.— M BE SOLD, SVEN ACRES .4 ri..h MEADOW LAND, most eligibly situate far Bolding, having an extensive front on tile East side of the great Northern toad, and fronting the beautiful young Plantatious of Wrotham Pert, combining every convenience of comfort, in view, soil, sod situation ;as a cite for Villa or Villas, no spot mobs found to naiad it, constant coo venience of Coaches, and a chap Marilee lOwn. For a view of the ground, apply at the Windmill and Crown Barnet zand for Particulars of Purchase to Mr. Cochran, Sur; veyor, Duke-street, Ornsvesaor-square, London. No 'f ender win be received after One o'Clock on the day of, Treaty, nor any =deed, unless the Party or an Agent for hint `attends. Every Tender mot be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Noy Board, and signed by a responsible Person, engaging to become bound 'With the Perscht tendering in the snm of' £3OO, for the due performance of the Contract. • BISH is Selling Tickets and Shares for the • NEW I.QTTERY of only 8,000 Tickets, that begins Drawing the Si of Next Month; and is happy in stating, that within the last 'Hire, Mouths he Ms Sold and Shared Twenty - Ave Capital Prizes, vit. Two of • • 420,000 One of - seiS,ooo T v " ( 2.000 rive of - 1,000 Four of • Ms Two of 300 Nine of - SOO And the Loin *rite of TWENTY THOUSA D, drawn the Seth last Month. ••• Schemes with Particular* may be had grads,.at either of his truly fortunate °Sees, 4, CORNHILL ; or 9, CHARINGeCROSS. PUBLIC FUNDS.—AII Business in the Public Funds, and other Government Securities, bought and sold by commission, with the utmost integrity, by E. EYTON, STOCK•BROKER, At his truly-fortunate Offices, q. 2, CORNHILL, and No. IS, COVENTRY-STREET, Where his Fried.. are invited to purchase Tickets • and Shares in the New Lottery, of only sopoo Tickets, which begins sd Nov. and contains TwO Prizes of .2g0,000, &c. &e. NEW STATE LOTTERY OF ONLY 8,000 .L.l TICKETS, will begin Drawing the 33 of NOVEMBER. SCHEME. • Prizes of £2o t uoo are £40,000 2 3,003 S 1,000 SOO 200 ... 1,060 100 ,000 SO ... 1,000 90 10 10 3,040 . • .... ••• .10 520 First-drawn Blanks 10 Each, 5,200 bat -drawn Prize above £2O, First Day, Will be entitled to an additional Prize of £3,000. • Pirst•drawn Prize above £2O, Second Day, will be entitled, to an additional Prize of £20,060. TICKETS and SBA azs are selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co Contractors for the Lottery, At their Offices, the Corner of Sank ;Moldings, Cornhil, and' facing the King's Mews, Charing Cross ; where, in the L oitery _that finishri drawls* on the 28th of September, 1813, they sold the fohotnag Capital Prizes; - No. 3,354 . In 12 Shares ~. 5C20,060 2,411 . M hole Ticket ... 1,000 1,130 . In IS Shares ... 500 7,522 14 Shares 50 4,313 ... shares ... 200 --- TO NURSERYMEN, GARDENERS, AND 0 FHERS. AFAVOURABLE epportnnity to embark in the NURSERY, FLORII - fr, and 6EEI) LINE, in a pleasant and commanding s.tuation, adjoining Landon; the whole or any part of an excellent bu-iptssin the above lire, that i, parted with on accoult of bad healzh.—For particulars enquire of Mr. Cochran. No. 7, Duke street, Grosvc-nor-.quare, Londnn. TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, &c. AMOST respectable person, resident in London, wizasei fur an Agency ; he bas had very great experience in bthiness, and is well known to all the considerable buyers of goods. The utmost confidence may be placed in him; he would slot object to advance from three to five thousand pounds to his employers on most liticral terms. Undeniable references will be given and required. For particulars, address (post paid) to Mr. Jan Brookes, Peele's Cuffee-houe, London. MONEY IM Vlt 7 DlAl ELY .—No. 2, Duke -street, Adelphl. MESSRS. RICHARDSON and Co. are in the babits of advancing Money to any extern, in Sums above .£lOO, upon every desckption of Security, by way of Annuity or otherwibe, as may suirtke means and situation of the borrower. Regular Bills di.counted.—Office hours from ten till five. Mat ten of importance preferred. FAMILY BREWING. NtEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE, respectfully.inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that in consequence of the Fire in Skinner-street they have replotted to their premises, No 225, ( hear the day-n - -arket) Piccadilly; where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of that li basal patronage they have hitherto experienced. This Machine combines the Fireplace, Coppers, Marsh Tun, Under Back, Hop Back, and Working Tun, in one Utensil; which is compact, • durable, and convenient, and worked by a method simple and certain in its operation. The Machine Is Made of various dimensions, suitable to small Pamilits, or the most eitensive establishments N. R,. and Co. have the pleasure of saying, they have moat re spectable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in Town aid Country, who have had experience of the utility of idie invention. Sold by the Patentees, 'No. 29.5, Piccadilly, London ; and /in. 10, Wine-Ftreet, Bristol ; also by the principal Furnishing ironmongers in the United Kingdom. • N. R and Co. brew in the Machine for public inspection, ;every Tuesday, ilt London and Bristol 'lO FAMILIES. HOLMES's PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS, without Flues, which unite, in the highest degree, utility and economy. It is well known, that all ovens hitherto con ceived fur the use of families, which are attached to kitchen tang/E. owing to the flues, occa,ion a considerable loss of fuel,as Well as diminution of heat. '1 t, obviate this great disadvantage lam been the study of the Inventor of the PAIIIFNT DOMES TIC OVENS, which are without flues, and Which, instead of 4intiniching, increase the beat, .wi(hout the least -additional fuel. S. takes this method of informing the Trade in general, that they may be supplied with them of three different sizes, with or without the rasiges, as they heat "without a flue, consequently there is no danger of tire happening from them, which is so frt• queutly the case with those that have flues. References to fami lies of the first respectabilty will be given, where the-Oven, may be ken in use, and also at his Manufactory, Castle -court, Strand, near Bedfurd..street, and at Mr. Bell's, Ironmonger, Greenwich; Messr.. Schooling and Lawrence, Iroatuongers, Garden-slecet, Nk'hitechapel ; Mr. Brown, Ironmonger, Leathetheed, Surrey; Mr. Stothert, Ironmonger, Bath ;, Mr. Richardson, Ironmonger, Lewes, Sussex; Messrs. Haiku and Tuck, hottmongtm, Bath; Mr: Crow, Ironmonger, Faversham, Kent; and at most of 'Ow' respectable Ironmongers in TOwn and Country. N. 4u. allowiace wady i the Ts* tor roody Mogi, CONCLUSION of the CORRESPONDANCE DE GRIMM. This day wry published, By H. Cotsian. Public Library, 50, Condi'lt-street, the Third and Fourth Volumes, price ens. of lk/f EMOI R - E3 HISTORIQUES, LITTE "IL RAIRAIS et ,ANSCDOTIVUES, tires de la Correspon dance du AARON de GRIMM et DIDEROT avec le Due de I , Date Goths, deptiis 1770 jusqu'en 179 t!. ' Ces deux nouveaut volumes sont egalitnent remarquables par la.vadett de,sujets, l'agrement du Style, et l'independance d'opl que nos milkers critiques traccord tree le public ont recou ntss dans lee dent premiers swims:l; et annum smut ci ils arrest imeNtbule d'anetdottis curlews:l et uis tableau piquant de la bonne I societe de Paris. COOS THB . ACTOR. Just published, in 2 vols. Bvo. prlee•glii. embellished with a fish Portrab from an original Miniature, MEMOIRS of CEO. FRED COOKE, Esq: late of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. By WILLIAM DUNLAP, Esq. , " We have seldom been more amused and instructed than by the perusal of these volumes.. The characteristic singularity of the adventures they record; the lively sketches of the Individuals connected with the drama.ic art, which Mr. Dunlap has fre quently introduced, and the imps solve lessons to be derived from the journal of Cook himself, all c •'spire to awaken the curiosity of the lounger, and to ernr..., awl the Interest of the philosophic observer of life and manners."— Meat. Rev. Published and sold by H. Co:otrrai SO,. Cuisdult-street. MISS HOLCROMS WOVEL. This day was published', in Throe Volutes, T HE WIFE and THE LOVER. A Nova. ByI4I4O3.WILCROFT. Printed for add sold by H.COlburn, Public Library, 50,Conduit street; of who it and all Booksellers may be had, just published, Zulma, by Madame do Suet Holstein, 2 vols. 10s. 6d. 2. Mademoiselle de la Fayette, by Mad. de Geniis, vols. ISt 3 '1 he Woman of • Woriri, by 4.. F. Holstein, 4 vols. Us. 4. The Sons of the Visecit.. • and the Daughters o; the Earl, a Novel, depicting recent scenes in fashionable life, 4 vols. 24e. 5. Ferrancimo, by the Author of Rinaldo Rinaldini, g v. ins 6d. 6. Heroine, or Adventures a Fah. Romance Reader, Sv. , 7. Myself and My Friend. by Miss Plump -re, 4 vois. lefts. ii. Traits of Nature, by Miss Burney, 24 Ldit. 4 voh. 245. 9. Geraldine Faticonberg, by the same, !d Edit. 3 vo s. 21*. This day was pitifished, in. Ode VoL Sta. Second Edition, price Vet. 4s. boards. LESSONS for the USE of FAMILIES, for every 'Day in rh.'Year, extracted front TI-fI HOLY SCRIP- TURE • ; with an ppropriate ilynin to every Lessun, together with brief Nt.ti- s, and yawl,. useful I abler. By the late Rev. HUGH woßniuNcroN, .iisisted by I.it .rary Friends. London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones, and J. Carr, Pa.e.• MILI,Attp'S NEw I* CYCLOPJEDIA. . .... _ Just published, in one la ge %mitotic, 1 dmo. price Us. boards, or I Is. bound, cat-g.lt, and lettered, 91 1 HE NEW HX'Ki. I' CYCL: )IVEDIA ; or, 1. ELF.MB NTS of USh.FUL KNOWLEDGE, methodically arranged ; with L.sts of Select , l33. ks on «very important Branch Leartiing and Science debit; :ed for the higher Classes in Schools, 1.14 for young Perqar• id gen• rat. By JOAN MILLARD, Ass4tant L•brarian of tinrrey Institution. Second Edition ; with many impor:ant Adittioni.a..d Corrections. Of all the books lately publish d. und r ti le; siniar to the above, this is, in our estimation; by far T Iv! best We ca., scarc..ly point to any book of equal size, into whir:, so great a variety of useful and entertaining matter is compresse.l."—.Eclec. Reviews Dec. 18lt..—tiee also Monthly Review, and British Critic, for Dec. 1811 ; Universal Magazine for June, and Gentleman's Ma gazine for AuguAr, 1812. London ; Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos ter-row. . .BEI.SFIAM'S GREAT BRITAIN. This day was published, in twelv.e large Volumes Soo. price AL 6s. boards. riIHE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from JIL. the Revolution of 1688 (when Hume's History terminates) to the Treaty of Amiens in 1802. By WILLIAM BELSHAM, Esq. A new Editioti, being the Fourth, indittli,,g recent correctioni and considerable Additions by the Author ; with Appendixes, con sisting of a Series of State Payers and Authentic Docutnents,lllus trative of the Text and of English History from the Revolution to the present Time. • N.B. This is the only History of the same perind,and the only uniform work, which continues duce Mr Hume to the present time; thereby completing a series of our national history, with ' spirit, fidelity, and ability, from the aboriginal Britons to the year 1802. The last eight Volumes of the above contain, the History of George the Third; and may be had separately. emitted, Memoirs of the Reign of George 111. from Ms Accession to the Peace of Amiens. By William Beisbam, Esq. The Sixth Edition, in 8 vols. price sE4'. 4s. boards. These eight volumes enable those persons who are possessed of Smollett's History to the Death of Geo. 11. er of &haiku and Home, to complete their series of English History down to the Peace of Amiens. Apper.slixes to the first 10Velumes maybe bad separately, price one guineain boards, forming 2 Vida. bro. Printtd for tiliersvoed;Neely and Tones, Paternostes‘roir. . _ LOCK AN9 SURGICAL DISPRNSARV. PATRON-11i/ Royal Highness the Duke of Yost. caesamoas. L . Earl 41 Leitrim. . cal. W. you., M. P. Hcn. Cot J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. hog Lamella, M.P. Captain J. Hay. 1 cue nto x —Mr. Kiernan, Mern ref the Royal College., London* THIS I NSTlTUTlON.established for the ezeu - IliVe Treatinent and Carrot the VENEREAL DISEASES, and their dreadful ioneetioenoes, as fierieteres, Debilities, DISEASE S, and has to hoat the masa us iesatkao St,ooo Patients. an nually, many of whom have been *Sated from in to col yeara. The early symptoms of Oaterrhan end Chancre are eured in a few days by Mr. Illienterei 111111rior and efficacious mode of aeatment, and that we saw all derangement Of the'generative caws, which impair the 0411110111611, and shorten life, art here more successfully treated that as eny other ' Mr. Kiernan may bi t ,MUM *ark either sez, at his private house Nadi - , oitie •OMMINn . Bcdford-sqeste, erbere Lkts tree Thee mad Coketry sit to boraddroase4, and die accessory advise. awl *deb* loaf be ON 44 KO to aoy Oarc ilt 441100:190 HUNTINODONSHIR B.—GREAT CATWOR 1 H. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PIERSON, At the Mellen Mart, London, On Tuesday, the 19th day of October, ICS, at Twelve o ' C lock at. Noon, (subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall be then produced) A MOST desirable FREEHOLD and TYTHE IX FREE FARM sitnate at' Great Catworth, in the County of Huntingdon, comprising a very neat and commodious Dwel ling house, with a pleasant Shrubbery and Garden in front, all requisite attached and detached Out-buildings and pi anises neces sary for the Finning business, together with 29,7 A. IL liF. of Arable and Pasture Land lying contiguoul thereto, subdivided into convenient Inelosures by good thriving Quick', and in a very good 'tee of cultivation, having been chiefly hollow drained. The brate is now in• the occupation of Mr. Brown,* ',Meets- Tenant, under Lease whereof eight years are unexpired at . Michaelmas next, who will slaw the premise& Great Cativonis is every pleasant Whigs, through which rens he turnpike road to London from Oundle, is in a very healthy and fertile part of the County of Huntingdon, in a fine oountry for Game, and within reach of Earl Firr.vtiliam'i and the Oakley i'acks of Foxhounds. The Estate is subject to the 9utgoings of XB5. Is. 6d. to the Vicar as a Corn Rent un.ler the Indosure Act. Printed particulars and a rico of the Estate, with• conditions of sale, may be had at the.principal Inus at Huntingdon, and the adjacent Towns; of Mr. Clennel, Na. 7, Staple.inn, andon ; at lira Auction Mart; of Mr. Samuel WsliJ e jan. Solicitor, Hun tingdon ; and of Mr. Pierson, General Agent, IClmbolton. • OXFORDSHIRE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES 'WITS, WICKHAM PARK, MANOR, MANSION and FARMS, containing upwareli of THREE HUNDRED ACRES of moat productive LAND, TYTHE-FREE. By Mr. FAREBROTHER, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, November In, at Twelve, II CAPITAL and very valuable FREEHOLD and ! YTHE FREE EOTATE ; consisting of the Manor of Wickham, etteYtling over upwards of 2000 Acres of Land, abounding with Game, with sundry fee farm rents, amounting to near .£l3 per annum, a most substantial and convenient Man sion, rec-nrty et ected, with all suitable Offices, Coach-home and Stabling, rroductive Carstens, Orchard, Plantations and Fish Ponds, and upwards of One Huniired and Four Acres of pro ductive Land, surrounded by a s:one wall, forming a most beau 'aid and pleasingly Timbered Park, a spacious Farm House, called Wickham Manor House ' with all suitable Bedding., and sundry loci sates of very rich Land, containing about Two Hun dred and Ten Acres. This most desirable Estate lies within a ring fence, abounds with Game, is at a moderate distance from a Pack of Fox-hounds, and is bounded by the turnpike road, and within two miles of the capital Market Town of Banbury. Ins mediate possession may be had of the Maasion, and lands con tiguous, and of the Farm fn Dacemlk•r ' tat 1. , l'o be viewed one month prior to the Sale, by application at the Mai.sion, where Particulars may be had; also at the Star, Oxford; Lamb, Wallingfo.d ; White Hart, Benson ; Crown, Reading; Bell, Henley; Castle, alt Hill; White Hart, Bath; of Messrs. J. and W. Lowe, Sollitors, *Temple; at tlarraway's ; and of Mr. Farebrotker, iSeautort House, Beaufort-buildiugs, Strand, where a Plan of the 11%-taie may be seen. The important FREEHOLD EsTATE of WA I'ERPERRY ' Seven Miles from the CITY of OXFORD and. Forty-fsur from LONDON, consisting of nearly TWO THOUSAND ACRES of rich LAND, a noble MANSION, MANOR and FISHERY, EXI RA PAROCiII A L, TYTHE-FREE, and LAND-TAX redeemed, of the Value of FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS per Annum. By Mr. FAREBROTHER, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, November 10. at Twelve, in One Lot, THE important and highly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE of WATERPERRY ; consisting of a capital Mansion House, with all suitable 01Rces for the Residence of a Family of rank, Manor, Fishery, Gardens, Plantations, Woods, and sundry eligible Farms, containing together near Two Thou sand Acres of Land, the greater part of which is remarkably rich Dairy Land, and let (with the exception of the Mansion, Manor, and about 530 Acres) to respectable tenants, on Leaseq, of which about sight years are one:pled. This Estate, which is situated from Oxford about seven miles, being on the London side of Oxford through Wycombe, and sit miles ftom the Market Towtt ,of Thame, is exceedingly compact, lying within a ring fence; the Manor abounds wish Game, and nearly insulated by a river, forming an admirable boundar y, and present+ a doth..in rarely to be purchased; the Advovinen of the Vicarage, worth near atm per annum, will be Included In the purchase. • To view the Mansion and Estate apply to Mr. I hos. Man chester, at Waterperry House, of whom Particulars (with Plans annexed) may be had one =Tooth prior to the Sale; Particulars also of Moors. Williams and Brooks, Solicitors, Lincoln's lon ; of West& Richardson and CorSeld, I.lncoln's•inn•ficids ; at Garrawari ; of Mr. Farebrother, Beaufort House, Beaufort- E dig gs, Strand, London; and at the following inns i Star, Ox ; L one. ansb, Crown, Wi Bell, l ien tr y t : Ben ie so , n ; Crown Salt 1 ; *lite iiut 6 l34; sad*. Asa sod Cbisa;rai, larazinf boa. • ucjJalykruNtg itAL PP= N 3ri MEW • . sALEs BY AUCTION. Near EDGWARP, STAN ORE, and Ii,INCISBETRY. A Copfisuld Estate, Three tieb MesdowS, Tvesisty-two Acres; Sixteen Acts s of Mira.low on Lease, and Three Kicks of line Meadow Har,Manure, &c. By Mr. ROMNq, At Garrawsy's Ceffer.itoose, 'Change ARey , Cornhill, on Thurs. day. the 2110 iistaot, at Twelve &Clock, in t'ron• Lori, A Valuable' COPYHOLD ESTATE, 'called WINE? POT. Comprielog Three rich Meadmis, lying compactly together, con._ mining upwards of Twenty two Ann, situate close to Edgware, and between Kingsbury and Stauniurr, in high state of dre..tig„ Alpo Two Enclosures of rich Meadow 'Laud, upwards of. Sixteen Acres, pan adjoins the abos e ; held on . Lease, five year. unex.. yoked. Also Threecapital It6e.ks of excellent well-got Meadow Hay, II quantity of Manure Ste. May be viewed by applying to Mr Stone, White Hsr, Edg ware, where particulars may be had, sad at the Abetcorti Arms, Slanmore Poses Arms, Watford;, Red Lion, and White Hart, Southall: at Garraway's • and of Mr. Robins, Warwick—tree, Golden square ; .where-a ' plan may be .een. BERKSHIst It, NEAR WALI INGFORD, The MANOR of tL.'HOLsEY, and the Capital Freeload Estates, near Twelve Hundred Acres, Tithe-free ' at Chohey, close to WARnaked, &e. a short d stance from iteadiug, and extensive Oommor Rights. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley Cornhill, on Thum. • day the £nth October, 181'3, at Iwelve to'Ck,ck, in Lots T ' E MANOR of CIIOLSEY;' abouliding • wish Game, and the truly-valuable Freehold Ystates, lying com pact, and Tithepfree; situate in the Parish of Choi cy, nearly adjoining the Town of Wallingford, and tweve miles from Reading; THE PROPFRTir OP A IkIdBLEMAN • . Comprising tl.c capital Farm of. CHOLitY, with Aim excellent ,Mansion house, and Offices of all descriptions; good Gardens, • walled round, large Farm-yard, with Barns, Stables, Cosvhousas, Granaries, Cart-lodges, and various Out-buildings. GREENHILL FARM, and a compact genteel Residence, plan ned for Ibis acsommadation of a Gentleman's Family, witk Coach. house, Stables, adliarious Outbuildings; Good Gardens, walled round, &c.; and newly One Thousand Acreit of Water, Meadow, Pastures Arable, and Wood Land,. nearly in a ring-fence, on the road from Walllagfainl to Mot ton-Gate and Reading, in posses sion of Mr. lough Hopkins and his Son, on Lease, which will expire at Michaelmas, 1816. Also WINHURSI' FARM, adjoining, c(maisting of a Cot. tape, Farm-house, Bards, Stables, and var.oto Out-tmlldinp, and sundry Enclo sures of Meadow,. Pasture, and Arable Land, in the occupation of Mr. Parer. sen.; 'unary FARM-HOUSES, held on Lease for Lives, with Barns, Stables, and out-baildings, Cottages, Gardens, an d Orchards, and about Fory Acres of Land, idjoining add Meadow and the East Moor in-the mos. patios of Messrs. Hopkins, Wilmot, Rattle', an d others; and Four capital Meadows, contiguous to the Estate, and adjoining the River Thames, which flows a considerable way along the Banks, and Osier Beds, &c. The principal part of this Estate lies perfectly compact, in a fine healthy, pleasant, and productive part of the County, in the vicinity of good Market Towns. • Very eligible fur Family Residences, and for investing Money. Good Roads in all directions, and about forty-two Miles from London. In the event of an Enclosure, which 11 likely to take place, the value of the Property will be considerably encreasecL May tpe viewed by applying to Mr, Hopkins, at Cholsey Man sion ; where Particulars may be had; and at the Lamb Inn, Wallingford ; White Hart, Bunion ; Bear and Crews, Reading; Ozfard ; Ben, Ham; Guide, Salt.iiin; As*. I= White Lien, Bath ; Hen and Chichewa, Birmingham ; of Foulkes and Co. Southatupton.ureet, Strand; at Conaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeuiuguare, wawa a Plan of the Estate =ay be men. HUN riNGDONSHIKE ►7IHE Valuable FREEHOLD DEMESNE and IIiANOIL WARBOYS, one full sad equal undivided Moiety or half part whereof will be SOLD by Amnion by Mr. Pli.itSON. at the Aucion Mart, Loudon, on Tuesday the Ilith day of October,lBl3, at lit o'Clock at noon, in One Lot, subject nevertheless to the Uses and Estat4 in and by the Will of a Gentleinat: &ceased, limited to the Sons sod Daughters of his Soa, who is now upwards of 67 years of age, bas been married many.years, and his Wife living, aged upwards of 53. but from whom be la:, been separauxl a loni, dine, having previously bad no issue. The Demesne contains nearly . 700 Acres of rich toleedow.Pees. rure, Arable and Wood Land, rytha.free, and most of the Land Tax redeemed, of the yearly value of £750, wick a quantity of thriving Timber growing cher, on, of considerable value ; with the well-accustomed Inn orPublic Haase, called the Pelican, at Warhoys aforesaid, most advantageously situate for business. The MANOR, with Court Baron, Court Lees, Rights, Royal. ties, Privileges, and Appurtenances, eaten. hi over the whole parish of Warboys, which contains upwards of BOot► Aeres of Land. I Copyhold Estates held of the said Manor, coo•ann 459.5 Acres of Land, Houses, Cottages, &e. of the yearly value of up wards of £4400, subject to the payment of anneal Quit Itenu„ amounting to nearly £6O per annum, at d to Arbitrary Fines, which. from the improvements, it is supposed nr.st produce on an average £5OO per annum. The situAtton of %rimy, is ex ceedingly beneficial, only four miles irons Ramsey, six from St. , Ives', and seven from Huntusgdorn, with excellent roads. To be viewed till the Sale, by application to Mr. Farey. at Warboys. Printed Particulars, with the Plan Of the Estate* and the Conditions of Sale, may be had 14 days preview, • 0 th e sale * ax the Pelican Inn, Warbots ; Crawn, .Sr. Ives; Gears, Hum. tingdon; the Auction Mart; of .114 r. Bluesiviorh, surveyor s Kinsbolton; Mr. Mina, No. 7, Staple's inn, London; Mr. Sam. Wells, jun. Solici•or, Htustingdun ; an. of Mr. Pierson, Genyral Age“ Kim:ahem. . BY PA s EN I.—FACING BUILDINGS WI t H STONE. KYPEC!MLNS of this nest Work, which comoines the permanent beauty and durability of sums, with the att. knowleci,;ed utility of the it innan . Cement, so long manufsmured by us; keeps the walls in a dry state however thin or bibulous the Stone may be applicable to all cases in which S ucco has been used, wi - hout the disadvantage of a perishable colouring; and is considerably less expensive than a common Stone Cuing. Maybe. awn at this Once, and at C. Qieter's, Plasterer, No. 11, Dokn-street, Soho, where, and at No. 10, To West- Minster the Cement may b hilt-street,d separately. Enquiries by post to be paid. PARKER and Co. No. sit, Bankst..e. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori: end Invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by his successive Improvements to the highest pee fectioti) continues to be prepared and sold by Messrs, HOMY, Manutacturiog Che mists, Manchester. That ,sgricable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the Most pleasant Aromatics and elOcacious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any Climate and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour alga it for affording relief in Head-ache, Falatings, litc.; and renders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded a 00213, in places •of public resort, and in the apartments of the sick. it counter* acts, also, the infection of Contagious Diseases. As many spurious and infi.r.or preparations are sold under the same and similar names, she public are requested to observe, as the only proof of its bring genuine. that the aims of Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are engraved on the stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in bottles ' price 2s. 9d. each, stamp is sold uholesaleand retail by Bayley and Blew, Cocksparsetrri •, •he only Agents in London authorised by the Proprietors;) where may be had, Sponge Boxes cd bold, Silver, CornelLia,'Crystal, &c. ! Also Hauite's CALCINES MASPIZSIA in bottles at 21. 9L and larger with eau Ko m i, II y. Od , sich; tbdit same. bring 99 thifitilosfas SALES BY AUCTION. _ By Mr. LEWIS, Aiello White Hone inn, * Stomas r, ea Morday,Oetober IE, •1213, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, actress previously disposed of lay Private Contract, Of which' doe notice will be gives, subject to such conditions of lisle ae wtA them be pro duced, inns* Lot, A LL duet Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, theme* Up Elden, in the County of Southampton, con sisting of as excellent Farm. House , With appropriate &Zings, 233 Acres of rich Arabic, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and ca.' Acres of Wood, now is the occupati on of Mr. Thomas spender, by, a lease for eight years from the 10th of October, 1810. To gether with the perpetual Advowson of the Church of Up-Eldon. This Estate is within a ring fence, is richly wooded, and abounds in ene growing dmber of very greet beauty sod vase,. being of itself the Parish of Up-Eldon, and having no purr to support, it is subject to 110 parochial rates whatever. It is delightfully si tar in a highly picturesque country, Ile miles front Roamer, And at wry distances from Salisbury, Southampton, and Win chester. It is well stocked with Came, a Meese of itself, and might be converted into a beautiful and most mordent Country ReudenCe. and is in a neighbourhood particularly anent for sporting of all kinds For farther particulars apply at Mr. Tioney's Office, and at Messrs. Brodie and Dosediug's, in Salisbury; at Mr. Holmes's Office, in Rummer; ant} of Mr. Spender, the tenant, who will chew the Estate.