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FIFTH DAY' OF DRAWigd Will BE ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. pert Capital yet sold above P),000, has been shared bye fere:sr Mice-Keepers—the Greater Part, namely, ti 905074. • .f 5.000 The Third Day. N-. 6 . ourt- —ay,,145 • 20,000 The el . 11 No. :.77 - 20,000 Likewise the itl ' • S'Efa IN THIRTY-SIX SHARES, • . SiT, *XL ORANSCOMB and Co. At ttip " r 4r.if I.:btto7 Officei, No. 11, ff_oLsoltlt; - 37, Costly' i ;tau. ; and 38, • • White the fortunate Htillitu". of each res,pec.tlee Share, nipzeo to t eive on tierhantf;The amount eff their Add' Prize, and Tickets and Shares are now selling in great variety of Ns re. varunnwl mudzawn, and br w4orn the ipliowing Capital& were *ld; hi i6t Shlres lit the last &hte and'City Lotteries : • .14,14,223 . - £20,000 12,197 12,909.. 15,626 t 6,000 1,814 37,551 4,4566 .• AAA' 6,273. . 1b474 • 'llf,litig• 10100 1'7,1111( • • ..¢,aoo , lAOO • • - , . , • And where No. VS7'o,tite Only dlant4 . o,ooollbifevet noes, was sold, In sixties . • ,* N. An cfei §i the P r AiltSAVKli k 1194;rickets and shares may be .4. 1 r ,by 4pplyi to anYhr BrinicoMb's Agiets in the doettiay, oh the same Tipinivilmif soot from Lonl On. • - J English any supply.o. Merino Wool, _ must render this measure }ow now an object of peculiar impor• tence. It is deuigned to confine this sale to Merino Wools, and their admixttires•unly, because there are established dealers called Woolstaplen, who have-long been iu the practice of puschasing British Wools of inferior growth, but with certain exceptions, nu support to those who have incurred the heavy erpenees attendant on ouch crosses with the Merino Blood. Those who may desire to take the benefit of this sale, are requested to send their Wools • classed in the most correct manner, as to•the admin.:re with the Merino Blood, and the degrees of annity to it. They must be de. livered as above, en or before the 25th lui uext: . . Commission for Sale, Warehouse team or Anetien 4 duty) will not exceed 31. per cent: • : • Letters (post paid) may be addressed to Messrs. P. and R. Mnrtle, Weiol Brokers, N 0.63, ColemaniteeetZtandia. aosk halm eastdeseended to make - trial of this, hive bum: slistely htr sowed it with their patronage and suppOrt. ' Gentleman, who find shaving a difficult upeTtion, will receive the greatest satisfaction from the Transparent soap. k aapur.ls a hoe permanent lather, which softens the beard:2o gtalklet> the action of the razor surprisingly plmsant, close, lid ; and it leaves the skin soft, flexible, and free from tlikftestirri4 • tation. t', • ;'• •• it is sold by Bayley and Blew, Coeicsput-ereet,rbseing-crolut Keith and 00. No. 30, Haymarket ; Rigge, Si, NeWßothl... Lowe, S 0(), Strand ; Davison, 69, Ikvt-street ; Tanogr, 7,5 4 Ngy Bond - street; 6i, Cheapside ; Thorn and Co,' -46 - VOW ford-street; and most other respoctable - flaftinters its Toistaaniir'i • Country. "CA'I'HARMIAtii WA'rik; " For the Cure of all'COmpfiziolval AllialliKetscl Beautifying :. , • • the Was. • i • Prepared. by Mr. Beaonr, }Solloway, sad Kid by BATLEY and BLEW, Cockspur-street,Landon. • - "T'HIS Combination of innocent Ingredients was ' discovered in an endeavoir, to it.tii-or a rotuig Lady, long ;Aftßeted with a vireicnt cutanierue Malady, and Whom it per. fkctly cured, after the most eminent medical assistance, and the use of evetycziebrated Lotigu had been resorted to without suc cess. As a general ini?rever of the skin, a certain care for all cuts neous eruptions; and the bites or stings of venomous insects; it is respectfully submitted to the Public, with the strongettiestinicesies in fave:tr of its efficacy, fhiett a &els ofthefireefashion,in which it has been long used—lts purifying properties also render it Wee timable to Ladies who w ear . It may be used for Cisikirils of all ages, and the many who have been benefited by its application, constitutes one of its recom mendations to the confidence of the Public. For the accommodation of persons throughout the Milted Kingdom, liberal allowances are made to induce every respectabls Perfumer and Medicine Vender to keep this . Water. " • ' Pints 7s.td.—HaW Pints es. sd. 14tB. None are psalm kuutliese signed by the Proprietor on, the . „ Label of each Bottle,' BUTLER', CELEIRATED. RESTORATIVE TOOTH - POWDER. ' • - ' • fAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of, re,f tures, are allowed to di.stinguleb the. British Fair; bot the , Proprietor of Ilirl'LEß's TOOTH POWDER would beg kad to remind his Country-wonien that the lustre of their Clearest:. loses baif its influence "here the 'rteth are discoloured, or chew a rotted and unhealthy appearance—this Is the misrainezeiteabic, tk the present preparatioa affords die *audible means of - removing every blemish of the enamel, and is safe in its appli,cation, be.ine composed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all, rtiphs, cleating • away every imperfection, either iv the colour, or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as 'rendering the Breath ivreit atidalektki. his, and making the Gums of their proper shape end vermillion hue ; and a certain preventive agaiest tie Tooth-ache. ' No.corn position of this kind ever brought forward to public nottee;'hini net such universal approbation ; and the Irolorietor has to 'pat that it is in daily use of Royalty iwlf. Sold; wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler No. 4, Cheapeide, earner of Paternoster.row ; and retail,ley Crop, *truer of Spring Gardens; Pudding, 76, Oxford-street; Clarke, 349; Borough •• Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and by most Cowan., Muddle; • Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at 9.5. 9d. each. 110 - YIEUMAT ISM S,* PALSIES, and QOUTY Wks AFFECTIONS, with their usual concomitants, Spasm, or flying rains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility (origi nating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured by viRrI'EHEAD'S ESSENCE of MUSTARD PILLS, after every other means had failed. The Fluid Essence of Mustard (used with the Pills, in these complaints where necessary) is perhaps the most active, pene trating, and effectual remedy in the world, generally curing the severest SPRAINS and 'BRUISES, in less than half the tines usually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation; and if used immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE, is equally efficacious for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breakitgs out .on the Face, Nose. Earl, and Eyelids, Sore and hill.uued Eye% Sore Heads, and Scorbutic Humours of every Description. Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothesfaty, No. IS, Greek -street, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at 2s. led. - each ; the Cerate at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. Sold by every Medicine' , Yesader in the United Kingdom. ." V' The Onsubse has a 1110elt Ink Star.ff- with the name of 8.. lolimpen Irlarteid on it. . • 'AE fo ll oiting cases .- vii — R thew . -the efficacy.of Dr. 11. ' FOTHERGIL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL DAO r 5, ii, `ailiNervytis Disorders, Indigestion, &c. ". .. . 1 ~ •" ' To Dr. Faust/sr. • .- ' - Sta, As I haye experienced a most wonderful cure by your Fo- ' ekes-sirs Nervous Cordial Drops, 1 beg leave to mention it thus publicly. I was * Dropsical, vomiting blood from any stomachic large quantities, terribly disturbed in my hoed, frightened at any _ thing, palpitation of the heart, dejected spirits , loss of memotyi violent breakics out on my arms and body, and could get ~o rest pigitt or I,a_y. In this condition I was left by the meet eminent Ps',llcians; •expileting - every moment we.uld be my last; till 'my sege sctit for your invaluable medicine, a few bottles .f vroicla perfected a cure two years age, with Out any return oTtlie dfseas.:, to the surptile of all My acquaintance. By publishing this most extraordinary curelx may prove licne4cial to unfortunate nervous patients, and it will be esteemed a favour conferred on, ' " ' •• • Sfr; Your Most 'obliged humble Servant, . • Mil stmt Westminster, M trch I 1 . E. PENNORTH. , To Dr. FLCEMAN. . . , - . Ste—After a very bad time in Childbed, I was so reduced as nor. to be able to turn myself iit bad • with this extreme weakness there was' found a most. alarming 'Nervous Weakness ; I felt a constant / own6Ed and sinking ,and solnctimes my heart would set= t ag though it wouki stand sell, wiien I was obliged to sprill up gals fer breath. In this' di.adfal situation a friend brought die a bottle of your RYTHERGIL's NERVOUS DROPS, in a "few days I coca able to turn myself in bed, and by persisting in its nse,l•havc completely recovered andlieen able to suckle my child. Deptford, Nov . . IS,,TAti c . M 4". humble servant; ARY HOLMES. • gild wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapsldc, corner of p it ,., ros t er _r w x-, Ifitiden ; and retail by most country beeisseikru, sad medicine venders, in botUes, at as. 6d. 11s. and Oen each. eilli . , •. . , - .- .. . . - . . . '7 t s!' 9 1 - ' ''.'" , '''Y . - , .... , • - • • • ' . . . , . - • . • - i • al , •• I . ..... 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BRADLEY, who fol• icitirteen years was. se- ( bangs; where Tickets and Sharon, "summed undravrn, peon Sale The next Day of Drayring will be on Tuesday the That aft Thursday tbi"2",i4tislisital. •POrtsmouth Deck Yard. sill open a seen:wiry 01 . 3 the to of - ft ' lbleY ' - will be' rea* --' re ." " . ;• -•.' . iiig gi , it A E r re ith ac ntet h in ie, ea G gr4l44l ph t y Pti , raohYd' Creek, ttie'U •e La of tln- tge En G g io li b si e;. lV E ri • i t August, for the'reception elf tin Y•11Int Gen:bones intended for '• -. 14d± 1 . ',....,....„_.,.........,,, cave tenders in writin g (sealed up) and emit' for One Hun& V. A...RAYMOND ml groper Assistants ; . . ,she Mall Seatiee. • 'fee advantages :bay n A dirive; both from . ... I,vAß•ww,g2H3 ; ; Iteina Tiventy-fitro Oelisiaa per Annoin-No Entrance regal- the mode of tuition, and local eizettnatanets, it is presur.led.tu.:st , IE *GIRIZE of - *in til "a ° e Prtient State .1.43 " itT - CUESIIMB,. &REX/SHIRE, • ' LA,..r. sold .• . • . Le apparent. ~ .. . • , - • . ' '' - 81141441 b 7 " . s ' ' ' " and C44II36 • ESTEN44I4IRE CHEESE 'A r C11"613'. of 11 " 1 *- 1 . ')N.I4. firerob la the only rattrap allowed, to be spoken • 'among "Oentlenien intgoded for tile Rept! Naval College In Porta- ' EICEIARDSONOALUCK; - 1104 St9clE-Brokers. -goodness; to be dellanad one half ther eof the Fouls, of. sh i e SCholart, whose health, morals sad liberal doporunentV. are 4f:oath Yard, will fi nd this Academy partMarly adapted tog then comer of bank Builangs, Conihill, and facing the Gate of the month, and the remainder in one moitihaiterWada into his Min viryttiattfattended va. • , . . preparation. • KAng's Mews , Charing, Cross, London : . ... . ti? 10,197, drawn 12th July, Z 20,000, in a Quarter, ~, E i ght h , jetty' cto tug Storrs at . Portsmouth . . and Plymouth , in Biltk . 1/1 all Sitt il kue School will resume its dutinOptika tha.Receu, on Monday, Particulars zney be known, by applying to Mr. Bradle7, at Lit the 25th 1803 ' .' • - . ; .- •- .t - -..•-. house, No. 144, Queen-street, Parts,:a, Postamouth. . . god 'fen Sixtoenth Share"; following proportions, viz : k i • r . • . • • . her particulars may be .kasers:!ry: applying to Mr.. litat, 'July 15, joie._ L.2A09, drawn 15th July, £20,000, in Two Quarters, and „.. ... • Pertsmouth - • * Torah •' • ' apekt.Aler s ,No, .5.1, Patemoster- o w ; and at No. 59, St. Mat- . ' '. • i a •-• Bght Sixteenth Shares. ' • - - _ • Plymouth . - ol tic,Adtpltie • • : tin:l-lane w h ere the Principal may be spoken to; aid referee* l• BY lilli MAIESTrS ROYAL LET'IfES PATENT. , Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawa, continue on Sale, by RICISAKDSON, Goontoex .and Co- And to be pall' for by Bills paiabie - .4o§tg.'Wee4grwteiggii •. n bieT be '''o'i if required, to respectable Ferollies• Wh atle .4111 t4. 1 1. I ' i IeiTATSOWS PURE TRAI4PAREI4T 60A1 3 . , • • • at the Academy, or have there completed their educathilL ; There are yet in Wheel, Prissier:4 after date. 1 .; .:. na• ;:r. - _ Va' ii - .. 1, '7 V This betOofft.l product of modein Discovery i; 44.4 • ' 4 , - Stages to and from Lendonr every day. -• le 90,000, .0 5,000, : - This Conditions of the Contract ma/ igeeeirtfitiMglaiXelaire - P.. , . - 'C . Of , - ' 6 . ..11 confidence to the fashionable World. I: h the most ekcsla ' 10,000, 2COO, Office. . . • - tut i. Ai i l'iliy • „.,; .. m I .. , : A M L. E s R v INO s 'WOOr,.. y Atterunti • .. ' ,. .r-.:::- . • . i I ,.. einc; . ar.d at the same time the most mild, innocent, and refinet: • ; And a great 'Propertion of smeller Prizes. • ...itSszt thin ha ever been Made. Mat a the first eminence in i 'Monett Day of Drawing will be the eel of August, and the Ns regard will he had do any Tender in eileixii k [ lir : , , . A t iatitg ß A - ' tory • - ; w i ii.ot i mert Landoll , sin Thnie - diemistry have - esandoed4t ; nisi itralgind .4 ~.,. p‘cuti.... Lottery will finish on the 15th of August, inserted i n work at knzth, Of that eke& *a at r.s---.---,--o-...-. ' .' . day, th. July next, at Twelve &Click, character ofTrinspazeney is oaa 01(0Ate stron7,est indicat.ons ut Bisti whEhj . i **- - - '. Overt One o'Cleek on the said Theiriday tke 21Ith • i , its supenior excellence. , • • AQUANTITY. of MERINO WOOL, and its The clearness, delicacy, and:Alainlt gives to thc complexion, UPWARDS, OF XlOO,OllO IN caPruALA, and otherwise, the !lemon who makes the Tender, or sone Fermi no his ailliiirlL -. Admixture on English Breeds. The gloat uncertainty of are absolutely unequalled ; and mint Lithos of distinc::oo, wile YET TO BE DISPOSED OF. • , answer when called for. -ri the: .-. ani, supply. of Merino Wool, and the distracted state of Spain, are a ff ected In the most distressing manner by every other Saari ____........ vms. a VI V . /1 TS TS IS A .. I, VVT T T T T 1 T - - - `- • •••••11111•1•01111111•11 To BE itr, lot the midui of a 'Veit wbkk Will expire tee days previous te, 111 . B4sumeser, t »to, With the prospeci of a renewal, • Unhifl.6itEtisi HOU4E., near Hartley-row, in' " ' tie County of Southaton, At Mites fr om London, and *Meow mile of the Great Western Read, together with three iSpes of rir r h Meadow Land adjoining, containing in the whole" b estimation . ' 215 Acres,• now in the occupation of William I)eusley Esq. xt Pe House consists of a Drawing-room 27 feet by 20; and Fatty adjoining, -Dining-room 22 feet by 16, Library, capital Pelee, Butler's Pantry, and Housekeeper's Room on the rtitii4knor; fi ve good Bed rooms on the second floor, and excel. lea kiln, 1814whouse l Laundry, Washhouse, and all other con- Term Offices, detached Double Coach House, one six, smithy° t ilt au ta,l4,es, with gopd rooms for Servants oycr two ot,tkte . Stales; the ivitole in complete 'repair • very extettsbre PlArer amt ElleheiDardeits WallAd in, well st!oiked .iviaßChoice. 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Printed for RICHARD Pnit.tivs, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars; and to be bad of all Booksellers, with the full allowance to Schools. Of whom DM* be hack by the same Author, • .1 All Easy GRA SISIAR of UNIVERSAL HISTO/CY, by means of which that important branch of Knowledge may; for the first time, be practically taught in Schools. Price 3s. bound in green. 2. Avcts tri HtsTotv, from' the earliest records of time to the fall of the Roman Empire ; on the plan of the above described M. dery History, price cis. S. AaCHZOLOGIA Guites ; or, the Antiquities of Greece. Price 123. bound. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, • MOIRTIIVLER, NEAR READI4IO.—By- Mr.•HAWKES, At **Trawls Inn, Reading, in seven lots, on Saturday, the SO* ' • of July, at three o'clock, A VERY DESIRABLE and SINGULARLY L ELIOLBI.E FREEHOLD ESTATE, the muck admired Residence, valuable Farm and Lands, of tho late Mrs. BEVER ; comprising that Genteel and substantial Di-irk Villa, MORTI. MER HOUSE, with abundant Offices, ample Walled garden, tasteful Pleasure Ground, luxuriant PLuitation and Shrubbery, ornamental timber, and upwards of Sixty Acres of most excellent Arable, Paiture, and Meadow Land, surrounding the same ; to gether with that valuable Property adjoining, called MANN'S, KENT's, and MILL, FARM, iti the occupation of Mr. Apple ton; consisting of a very commodious thick an& Tile Dtvellieg house' with Cottages, Barns, and Out-hous.s, large Garden, aad t abour One Hundred and Ninety Acres of extremely productive and well conditioned Grazing and Corn Laud; aho three small welling-houws, with PeNbelt.and Gardens. , To be vie Wed, by tickets, which with'descriptive particulars,may be had of Mr. J. Blaady, Solicitor, and Mr. &Mad, Rdlikag. Partioslars May also then be had at Dem -zy's, Hart ford-bridge ; Globe, Newbury ; Lucas's, Printer, Basingstoke ; at Mr. Abbott's, No. 42, Leiceater-square ; and at the STAR Of f ice, London. TO UI'HOLSTERER4, CALIINET-MAKESS, AND THE TRADE IN GENERAL, - . • To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBTiNTS, On the Premise, No. 12, Little Wild-street, Limo fields, on Thursday the Usti inst. and following thy, at eleven g'clock, _ TilE . genuine and well manufactured CABINET • STOCK of Mr. William Prentice, on account of a change in the Partnership; consisting of capital Mahogany Sideboards, sets of fine Mahogany Dining Tables of large dimensions, Card Tables on Claws; Library; Pembroke, Sofa, Work, and Dressing Tables, in mahogany and black rosewood; handsome Mahogany beeretnires, Bookcases, Wardrobes of various sizes, Chests and Doable Chests of Drawers, Night Tables, Sarcophaguies, Wine Coolers, Bason Stands, and numerous other cabinet articles ma nufactured of prime seasoned wood, of excellent qualities; part of which are made solid and portable for exportation. To be viewed on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday pre ceding the sale; Catalogues on the premises, at Is. each, to be returned to purchasers; and of hir. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-squart. IT.N 7 E WILTS-FREEHOLD HOUSES, COLLINGI3OU: KINGSTON, between Andover, 'dungen - ord, and IHarlbortnigh By Mr:ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, London, on la!iday, tan Ist of Au g ust, at Twelve o'Clock, io two lots, Lan 1 r E veiy el igi r)le FREEHOLD ESTATES, land-tax redeemed, comprising the manor or reputed manor of Collingbourne,Valenee, and Brontopliouse, a desirable family mansion, seated on a lawn surrounded by thriving planta dons, with garden, orchard, yard, banui,stablbs,and outbuildings, and upwards of 151 acres of meadow, pasture, arable, and wood land, all lying con:pact, in a gocd state of cultivitidn, and in a fine healthy part of the country, commanding rick and extensive views over a rich country, presenting a pleasant residence far a Gentleman fond of farming and field sports, situate hi the patisk, and near the village of Collingbourne Kingston, and within a • quarter of a mile of the church. ' • • Lot ii. A valuable Freehold Estate adjoinining Lot 1. called Heath Farm, land-tax redeemed, and Gammon's Corner, situate la the parishes of Collingbourne Kingston; and Chute, with a ' farewhouse, yards, garden, orchard, barns, stables, and outbuild-- bags, IDA upwards of 171 acres of mendow, pasture, and wend land, alio good cultivation, and lying coittp3Cl. •An Ac: is oh.- tallied for inclqsing the parisk of Chute, which Will add a con! derable quantity of land to this lot. • These Estates are very eligible property fqr investing moneg,• or for occupation, are within two miles of Everley, from Hungerford, ten from Marlborough, tvrAve from Andover, six. Wen from Salisbery, and seventy from London. • • • May be yiewcd by application on the premises, where particu lars may be had; at the Star and Garter, Andover; Swan, Huse fps ford -; Castle and Nfarlborough Anns;nalborough ; Whit- Hart, Salisbury; the Inns at Everley and Amesbury ; Pelican, Newbury ; White Lion, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; Black Dear, Dr vises ; White Hart, Ohippenham ; # Garraway's.; and of ,Ir. Robins, Warwick-street, Guider-squaze, where a plan of the estates may be seen. - XTNANTAD, in a unall.retireil. Family, 23 railel v from Aondon. two Female Serciiits x the one as Cp9l - 4 io will be required to creali a sntell part of the house, and to ' note the butter from a cow. but not to milk ; the otherss boyar , .paid, add to nurye a child about one year old. The washing is done at home, 41th the assistance of a woinan. A serranf biy is kept in the faro*. • - • ; acquire at No, qt, Cennonliett, City, on flurwlgy -ngat diellst instant. 1 DEBEN f U . ILE CR/DITORS'OF eivri EARL Oi ABINGDON. " VURSUA..NT to a Decree•af the high Court or Clunqtry, bearing date the 16da day of May, 1806, made in a Cope - Scaly against the Earl of Abingdon, the Debenture Cretitoiii of Willoughby, late E.arl.of Abingdon, dNeased, Pat ties the Indentdre of Release of the 21 day of Pibruary, 1782, in the Plealings of the said ause mentioned, or their Represen , paws or Assigns, are to come in and prove their Deists, before Icl9 Ord, 1' sg one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-fitllldiugs, Chancery-lane, London, to or before the - Stli day of August . 1800, or in default they. ot, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. ,W '1 RD GREENHILL, Solicitor. Gray** Inn. PALEY'S SERMONS.—SECOND g•DITJtOkt t This day were pttbliehed, , . 7 ', • In One Volume Octavo, price 10a. 64, b 4; (B! permission of the Eteeettsta.) ERMONS ON S E VERAL SUBMCV, k- 4 1_ By, the late 'Rev. WILLIAM PALEY, D.l Sukleass of Lincoln, Prebendary of Si. Paul's, and Rector of i hop Wearmouth, Author of" Natural Theology,'" Moral 'Philosophy," Sec, • Piiiitedfor Loogroan;Huisit,Rees and Orme, Paternoster row. • -;•" 241 W Novra,s Melt, pabilabol, dedlcat•Cto Sir * Home Pophain4he --.• ft • - ..British Admiral, AIiOVAL by a Naval bigger, in three very large . ,At ; 'Vols. 12mo. gs t gd. hqtrds., EvidaM boy., by an.liiihwoman, author of the • Mairiot Alma, is &vols. 1231 q. price I gs.lioards. ;3. The - Murderer, or the ran of Leen, by J. Bounden, in g vph. 12mo. price Bs. boards. * The Englishwoman, a Novel, by Miss in five very large TOL 1201.. price 21s. boards. Printed for, and sold by Lane, Newmuft,:mal Co. Minerva Office Leidenhall-street ; C. Chapple, Pa 1141611; Wm. Earl* AlberOurie-stmet, London; P. Worau and J. Cumming, Dahlia; and all Beolisellerri thUwOORDSHIRE. ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • At the Red Hotir, is Catennall,la the county of•Staitirlis on Monday the Ist day of August, 1808, at three oTiock id dui Afternoon, THE Castle, or Capital Mansion Haun t called. CAVERSWALL CASTLE, in the said County of STAFF.. FORD, with Its extensive Out-buildings and Conveniences ; also a Parm-House, and 125 Acres of very good Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. The Castle is sitnated ten miies frum Leeke, seven from Newcastle, twelve from Uttoxeter, four fsom Cheadle, and seven from Stone, is in complete repair, and suitable fur the residence of a Gentleman's Family, and possession may be had the next Spring. Also Eight Cottages and Fonr Closes of Land in Caverswall aforesaid, containing together about 13 Acres. - Mr. John Tilsley, at the Castle, will shew the premises ; and printed Particulars may be bad there, and at the George Inn, in Leeke; the Swan and Star in St aiford, the Roebuck in Newcastle, the White Hart in Uttoxeter, the Crown in Cheadle, the Crown in Stone . and - at Misers. Wagthington's, Hartop and Worthing ton, AJulineltam, Cheshire, where a Map of the Estate may be seen. I A