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° r R 00-7 Purscor.z. , . • 'This day was published, iu 4to. i'lateq, price 7s. 61 s^s.- 'THE REPORT of the COMM I'ITEE 1- BOARD of AGIUCULTUk.F., c Axeruit:g the .- TURL and IDSE of POTATO:eI; tac!udiug the topic..: VICARAGE. A THEAI'kE TO BE DISPOSED OF. g . SgITHSON, wishing to retire, will, on rea gNoble terns, dispose of his Theatre and Theatrical Pro ... Lette rs (post-paid) addressed to him at Wexford or Wa 'lAA' will meet !ue notice. TO BE DISPOSED OF.' AVELLUM and PARCHMENT MANUFAC TORY, long estabtiAwd by S. and J. &silo?, at Bristol; with Buildings, Utensils, and every Convenience for carrying on those Branches, Fehnongery, &c. I. BisuoP, the survivor, who is desirous of retiring from busi ness, will treat with whOinseever it may suit,...at his house in Temple street, Bristol. Principals applying by letter (post paid) with their real signa ture, will be duly attended to. 3'o BE SOLD, the next Presentation to a ' VICARAGE, within 50 miles of London. worth i. 7.400 per Annum. The Incumbent's age between 50 and tio. There N a Parsonage House newly built, with a good Garden, and about 10 Acres of Glebe adjoining the House. For further particnktrs and terms, apply to Mr. Ireland, Soli citor, Staple Inn, London. fria GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which J, l : 3s hts Drawing JUNE 28 , is the qnly Lottery that ever • SIX PRIZES of X 241,000. SCHEME. This day was publkhed, price :is. sewed, A SKETCH of the HISTORY and PRESENT STATE of the ISLAND of IEItsEY. By THOMAS LYTE, Military Surveyor. Printed for I'. Egerton, near Whitehall; and H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row. • are £120,000 '20,000 10,000 6,000 5,000 3,100 2,000 1,300 22,000 60,000 6 p z i ze o f £20,000 3 --""' 10,000 i --- 5,000 3 .-- **, 000 - • S ---- 1,000 —.— stx) 'gg ---- 100 • ---- 50 AP ---- 13 ...."' 001 rickets. NO FIXED PRIZE.. sies a nd Shares are selling at all the Licensed Offices in 0 0 0,nul by their Agents in the Country. PRESENT PRICE. SHARES IN CANALS, EAST AND SOUTH LONDON WATER-WORKS, BREWERIES, &c. To be SOLD by AUCTION,by Mr. RICHARD NF.EDHAM, At the White Hart lan, opposite Chancery-Lane, Holborn, on Thursday, May 19, 1808, at Twelve o'Clock, by Direction of the Proprietors. T' 0 Newand four Old Golden-Laite,. and four I T Vestoo-street Porter Brewery Sham; eight British Ale ditto ; thirty Vawthall, and two Strand-Bridge ditto ; five Shares in the East, and five 'dß& in the South London Water-Works; five Shares in the Kennet and Avon Canal; four ditto in the Wor cester and Birmingham ditto ; and five Thames and Severn ditto : also forty Shares in the Hope-Insurance Company, and thirty in the Eagle ditto. Catalogues at the White Hart, Holborn,and of the Auctioneer, No. 2, Beech-street, Barbican, and Edmonton, Middlesex. MR. COLMAN'S PLAYS. This day were published, price 2s. tad. each, THE HEIR AT LAW, a Comely in Five Acts. The SURRENDER Or CALAIS, a Play. Alm the BATFLE OF lIEXHAM, a Play. The. IRON CHEST, a Play, New Edition. 11By GEORGE COLMAN the Younger. Printed Cor Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, all Mr. COLMAN'S oth..r published Dramas. X 2.50,000 ittO 15 0 I Eighth. 5 9 O Sixteenth Am 19s. sg2 I S 6 1 8 0 tigPORICANT DISCOS L• MADE KNOWN. IVIE Advertiser has already informed the Public, A o a t, &tit having almost explored nature to find out a cure jobs Scorbutic Leprosy, Scrofula, and other diseases arising bst the impurity of the blood, kind PROVIULNCII has led him to &covery of a Medicine which completely eradicates these poi; and that as he was not a man of independence, he * l ight he was in duty bound to 'those dependent on him not to sit the discovery known, till the public had subscribed a sum i pivalent to its value, but front the many distressing applications Y hoe been,fcade to him for immediate relief, and the strong int 'pion Ori his own mind that numbers are daily dying of these isiefulmaladies, the frelings of humanity have so overcome *that every other consideration dwindles into nothing when porred with saving the lives and promoting the happiness of fellow men. He therefore now rejoices to subjoin the disco le!, happy.result of many years arduous experiments, that l a beeeficial effects may be'universally diffused ; and leaves it to ne geocrosity and gratitude of thoee who shall receive benefit tank, tol,rec hint what they way think proper. The medicine is four-tifths common black pitch, one-fifth rosin, nd add abOut one-sixth of flour, mix these well together, tint tnake it into pills, to Le taken a little before each meal, to the enema' an ounce per day for an adult : this, if strictly attended bond persisted in, will complete a cure. :Ile length of the advertisme.it prevents him from mentioning lie l iar:calm - 1y the etsy method of making up and taking the nedch,e, and the happy effects it will soon produce upon the point; but these he shallhe happy to communicate to any p,r sos sppiyititto him by letter (post paid) addressed to Passt.s, care JMr. Frauds Coattsby, druggist, Salford, Manchester. IMPROVED BLACKING. RAYLErs PATENT BLACKING CARES, vhicbior more than thirty years have maintained a decided spriority,are now greatly improved. One if these Cakes (price only sixpence) by the addition of wa. ter anly, makes a full pint of liquid Blacking, which is. about ere third of the price the Japan liquids are generally sold at. Ihesupcnot excellence of this Blacking is to nourish the Lea. titer, ketp it soft nil pliant, and prevent it from cracking ; and *an imprownwat lately made by the Patentee,it produces a rocs Maim Jet Black Gloss, and will not soil the finest Linen. It will keep any'kngth of time in any climate. c- On account of its portability, it is partic u larly adapted to theme of the Army and Navy, and for Exportation in general; as &twee Cakes, which will snake 'l'vfo Gallons of Blacking, may In packed in less spacetban a single Pint Bottle Of liquid. N.B. The Patentee requests it may be observed, that instead of the Libel f)rnieiljr pasted un the Cakes, they are now stamped': with these tvordc, " Improved by the Pater.tee, %V. ISAVLEY, Lepdea, intr7 ;" and each bill 4 directions is signed with his vane which appears en the outside of the wrappe r. Sold, wholesale and retail, by BA LET and Bxxw, perfumers, Oxkspur-street; London, price sixpence each. YOWLH WALES. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Oa Tuesday, the :lath of June, at the Sportsman's Inn, Carnar von, at two o'clock, .VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, ad -1 1 situated near the Capital Sea-port Town of Carnarvou, consisting of sundry efiLlide Farnis, Lands and 'Fe cements, with suitable and convenient Farm-houses, Offices, and Out-buildings, cohtainit . .g upwards of one thous:..nd sit hundred saes, let to roponsible tenants, at very low rents, amounting to alarty grlituldred and thirty pounds per annum, capable of very rut Warm as the Losses expire. AndtO-hc. , i.OL.D by PUBLIC AUCTION, on Thursday,tbe satt of Jun , ...a. 'flangefui, at two o'clock, a Valuable FREE HOLD ESTAVE, 'advantageoudy situated in the Southern Part of the isle 'of.elinglesea, consistit:g of sundry eligible Farms, bads, and Tenements, Fishery, Rabbit-warren, and other rights, with suitable and convenient Farm-houses, Offices, Ind Out biadlnts, contaiu"ing three thousand and fifty acres, let to respon siee tenaess, Yfrf .o* rents, amounting to nearly one thou- Ilind three hundred prised* per annmn, capable of very great in crease as tha Leases expire. To any Gentleman wishing to lay out are sum is a very improving Estate, this propo - ty is an object well worth ati;:nt ion. Particulars nrty be 11.1:1 of Mrs. Wood, Printer, Shrewsbury ; W. Moak, Printer, Chesser ; Mr. Broster, Printer, Bangor ; Kum. Jenkins, James, and Abbot, Solicitors, Newton, London; Has. Poole, Solicitors, Carnarvou, (who will shew b the Plans dale huate); and of Mr. C. Hassan, Eastwood, Ilumrokeshirc. • CHESHIRE. • MANOR, MANSION-HOUSE, AND ESTATE, WI FH YAI.UABLE CONTINGENCIES. - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR of WINNINGTON, with the Manikin-house and Offices called WINNINGTON-HA1.1., comprising a spacious and complete Residence for a large family, btaltwith stone, and coveted with slate, and fi nished in a modern otltf, containing rooms of Wage dimensions, superbly fitted up— ronuirical stone stairs, mahogany doors, plate-glass windows, motidahltnney-pieces, and oak floors, with appropriate attached and detached-offices ; stabling for 50 horses, coach-houses, green hose, hot-houses, grapery, pine and succession-houses, excellent kitchen-gardens with hot walls, m ushroom-house, cold-baths, he-house, a poultry-house upon a superior scafe, and every ne 4,4,:irybuilding for agricultural purposes ; dove-house, entrance !en.,gc lodges,witlashrabbery and plantations sloping to the river , t . cOver, at a convenient distance from the House, which is well suhtted on very highly ornamental ground, and surrounded by abate '6lO acres of Unit; chiefly meadow and pasture, of superior • 9 31 4 - divided into farms', and let to respectable tenants, woods sod plintations in hand, and ornamental cottages and gardensad . ioi4 . e.g the road ; the whole together forming a truly desirable and elegy A residence fur a large establishment. .ro which there Is attached, a most valuable MINERAL, 3 ` 311 - , h, if attended to, tar exceeds the value of this place as a ro solo, c e , Th.:Estate is situate one mile from Worthwich, IT from Ches . ter, 22 from Manchester, and 30 from Liverpool. • viewed, by applying to the Rev. foal; Furey, \Pt?. c* irton Lodge, near Northwich; and printed partiodart may Dc mad of Mr. Wyatt, Lime Grove, near Bangor; of Nfri.E& • ' l67 :Wyatt. Solicitor, St. A.saph; et the Hotel, Chester; the:Ho • tel, Liverpool; the Bridgewater Arms, Marrebaster ; and of Air. Claridge, No. 47, Pail Nrau, Londoir where a plan-saf the Late may be seen, and tie ?Act and fdriier pelican* Itsirow• • ;,2 LP! 11111.11•1111111M11111111. _ • ,-- i• ... ~., 'N , . "f ..''.. • • ' • - 4 lit - \ 4 • t . % ••• .... , --.....z....., , s ‘ . . :L . .7-7. / ii C; (11811. ..s . 4r,_ ' Pt' • :1 --- It • • 5....f:'2. 4.. 0 , Pt "4 i i__ , • . - j - E,.. ' ~.. • i,."." ' .....„ 4 „.... t .. A . ...,..., - -,, •..•.. .. _ .... , . is I •-• . :kg\ r„,( 4 li:i s , 1 , , „l c, . • . ' . 111 0•:.. ,k. N . 1 . 14 s • . . Z . ' . ' . j '' ' ' ) liti ‘ 1 ' - TPA "1i... -"=1 5 ,. ,, L ---"-- • ... ‘. al„. . ..._ • . .. ..... . . , NI , EDN ES 1)A 1* , MA V 18, 1808. —, [tonic Vii , -. ~.. . • • _._ \RAGE. • POTNII/Li: • Tu • was published, in 4to. wa .. I. • next Presentation to a r-i ' REPORT of tlic CO. • tiles of I.ondon. worth 44041 • ID of AGRICULTUR.E, . between 50 and tiro. There . FUR lIJSE of POTATOkI ; i. , with a good Garden, and to p ic, e House. 1. 'potion of sorts. oply to Mr. Ireland, Soli- 2, mot* soils. 3 ., . 3s. sewed, 4. I slatting. and PRESENT 5 . C IMMO:. 6. Di RSEY. 7. Ta. -tirinv the crop. 'ureryor. 1 11. D. Symonds, 3. API• ' fur t...5.r.. 9. 4:xpt tisl value. I Printed fat %Lira, N 0.6, Bridg friars, and to 1 '- sellers. .. •41, Of whom it of Agriculture-, 7cl also by authori. 'rive Acts. • I. I.:RYE/I.lh the BOARD of TURF., in the C. oi Sorts of MU half-a-crown. 2. A GENER. the SIZE in throughout UREA 'cisearsoe. . the d 3. A LETTER WINCHEL the Advantages of I. 1G .LANI Is. !id. ..i i 4. liINTS on VEI . Price , 5. AP ACCOUNT , 'U SWA • BOGGY; and MARSI • Mr. 1 Biking Liu; drawn up I la num :••. dates. Price 7s. Bd. in I 6. Corrected and Inn EA' - , - 111 T COUNTIES ip . 'I, 1. i • . ly printed in octavo, . k 1.. . Its, describing the pres 'cut- • Manufactures ' Pupula a • to 151. each. A POETIC. vas published In Si •o, d with Po rtraits 1 ;. Ids in boards, or 'i t.- `, fora Literary Pi INET OF PG le 'F. PIECFS which ,• • POETS, from • ical Series, and t t his Life and Cl •il by S. I. PRA epamted from ,te 'Gets, what is . 1.: 'portion of a in • .• the Statutes a n., lumber whi ma - 'it purse and , 11:• , N 0.6, Bt 71- 'era. of the slag it • essarysiiiii to , se Works 1 1.1 Be Fen Yak Gay. Swift, con. 'ts, 1 Me, le s • • 1, i, . . • ' ,—...- Ogle. Luster- r Mr. I Few :dun. Human on the :State ; or 14:. whit..., Soars., written vith the les Ped from 10/it 11 i •ITOrat.— lolls!: i 1 "oath -- • the S"ul. ~ ts. t ",.. ank, I ...• • 'Jay IS. Dlscrimiztation of sorts. e. Preparation of soils. 3. Sets. 4. Methods of planting. 5. Culture while growing. it. Distempers. • 7. Taking up and secoria;: the crop. 3. Application a. food fur n. l xpences, produce, and value. Printed for Rien AX D PuiLLirs, N 0.6, Bridge-strect, friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom mat be had, published also by authority of the Boa:.' of Agriculture:— I. EXPERIhIENTS TRIED by the BOARD of AGRICin.- TURF., in the Compositional various Sorts of BREAD. Prt half-a-crown. 2. A GENERAL- REPORT awn the SIZE of FARMS throughout GREAT BRITAIN,.by Dr. , Roacarson. Price s_. 3. A LETTER from An EARL of WINCUELSEA, the Advantages of COTFAGER's RENTING .LAND. Prins Is. sd. 4. HINTS on VEGETATION, with Queries. Price Is. 6,2. 5. Ali ACCOUNT of the Modes of DRAINING SWAIIPI:, BOGGY; and MARSHY LANDS, as practised by Mr. Joisevl: drawn up by Mr. John Johnstone, with numeiot: plates. Price 7s. Bd. in boards. G. 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TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, with the approbation of John Springett Harvey, Esq. me of the Masters of the said Court, at the Wheel Inn, in Caine, in the County of Wilts, on Thursday June the 9th, 180 8 , in distinct Lots, QUNDRY FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate in 1 - 0 and near to Caine aforesaid, being parr of the AVilrshire ENtatiss of the Most Honourable William late Marquis of Lans downe, deceased. Particulars may be bad (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers in S ou thampton-buildings ' Chanc e ry-lane, London ; of Mr. Smith, Solicitor, Draper ' s Hall, London ; Mr. Atherton, Attor ney at Law, Caine ; at the place . of sale ; and the principal Inns in Bristol, Bath, Chippeuh.un, I.evizes, and Marlborough ; and' the Estates may be viewed by orders which will be given for *that purpose by the said Mr. Atherton. TO be SOLD,pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the 11th day. of March, 1806, made in a Cause, Wherein - FAN" ard Hodder and Mary his wife and others are Plaintiff's, and William Lovell Rulha, Stephen Sampson, at:d others are Defendants, SEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, consisting of two Farms and Lands, situate at Hoo, near Rochester, and at Gillingham, near Chathaw, in thi County of Kent ; and of several Freehold Houses, Wharfs, and Ground, in the, High-s! r..et of Chatham, and at Brompton, and Troy 'loo a , . in the said County of Kent ; and also of a Lease hold Honw and Premises, in the High-street at Chatham afore said, held of the Dean and Chapter of Rochester: all which Es tates were the property of J aco'a Cazen , :ove Troy, late of Chatham, Wine Mer:haut, deceased. The said Estates will be sold In 59 separate and distinct Lots, with the approbation of Stimuli,' Comp ton Cos, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Sun Tavern, at Chatham, on Thursday the 9th. Friday the 10th, and Saturday the 11th days of June, 1606, each day's sale beginning at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Particulars whereof may he had gratis, at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildinga, Chancery-lane, London ; at the Office of J. Sinansoni, Rochester; of Mr. Jeffery', Attor ney at Law, Chatham; of Messrs. Clarkson, Essex-street, in the Strand; and of Mr. Nelson in Palsgeave-Place, Temple-ear, London. SUSSEX. • 'lO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AVERY Valuable and Compact COPYHOLD FARM, called VIXEN GROVE, situate in the Parish of Chailey, in the County of Suywn, comprising a F ar m H o me w i t h Barns, Stabliqs, convenient Out-huildings, and sundry. Inclosures of Arable, Meadow, Pasture aiul Woo d Land, containing up wards of 90 .Acres, let to G. E. Grahain, Esq, on an old Lease which expired at Lady Day last. Chailey is situate tern rinks front Lcsves • six from Uctfielil; right front Cuclifitld, thirteen from East dtinstead, and forty three Irons London. this Estate though Copy hold is nearly equal in Value to Free- hold, as it is only subject to a Quit Rent of 3s. tiid. and three iHeriots of Sixpence each. 'the Estate may be viewed on application to the Tenant, and pri , ted Particulars had at the Star, Lewes ; the :111idenhead, Uck fi :Id; the King's Head, Cu:lurid ; the Dorset .I.a.as, East Grin stead; and ot`Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall-Mall, wh,:re a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and who is empowered to treat for the 1 Sale. lilt:lWD R Y LODGE. FOR SALE. BY PRIVA IT. CONTRACT, With early Possession, IHAT Capital Residence, called HIGHBURY 1.01)GE, situate at HIGHBURY, near ISLINGTON, about three miles from the Metropolis, with double Coach-house, 4%-staU Stable, Offices, Lawn, Pleasure Ground, Plantation, Shrubbery, Gardens, and Meadows, containing in the whole about five Acres. The Mansion House, which is of handsome elevation, has been erected within these few years by a Gentle- man 'deceased) for his own residence, in the most substantial and complete mainu r; And contains an entrance Hall, Vestibule, and priicipal Staircase ; Dining Parlour, 24 feet by 17 feet ; Drawing Room, 25 feet by 19 feet ; Breakfast Room, 17 feet by 15 feet 6; Library, 17 feet by 12 feet ; twelve excililenthfty Bed-Chambers; and attached alut.d , :taohed Offic:!s of c ery description. This desirable Mansion commands the most extensive and beau tiful proipcvs, apd combining in an eminent degree the advan tages of a Tun n, ss ith the buguty and Retirement of a Country Residence, is admirably adapted for a Man of Fortune, or an eminent Merchant, desirous of one Establishment mode r ate The Estate is held on long Leases, under moderate Ground, and Meadow Rents. For particulars apply to Mr. P. W. Crowther, Solicitor, No. 57, Col,min,:t ret t. SU kFOLK.--MANSION,_PARK, MANOR AND ESTATF. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE.CONTRACT, By order of the Tinders, AVERY Valuable • FREEHOLD ESTATE , coniprising the Manor of llenhall in Suffolk, with the Roy alties, Fishery, Profits of Courts and other Rights and Privileges belonging, a magnificent modern Mansion House in compleat or der and repair, with an extensive range of Offices of every de scription, Stabling and Coach House, Ste. upon a scale of accom modation for a Family of the first consequence,large Kitchen and Flower Gardens walled.in, Hot House, Grapery, Green House,' Lawns, Shrubbery Walks, Plantations and P leasu r e Grounds ; Deer Park enclosed with a Pale Fence, Woods, Plantations and Copplees well st,ored with valuuble and ornamental 'limber and Underwood, with a nearly surrounding Estate, consisting of se veral very valuehle Farms, containing in the whole about 14ce Acres (a small part of which is Copyhold) of excellent Arable IMeadow, Pasture and Woodland, part in hand, and the rest let to mosfrespeeti:ble Tenants. The Greet•Tythes of the Parish of Benhall, extending over 2000 Acres of Land, and the ;Adeowson and Right of Presenta tion to the Vicarage. The whole of the present value of upwArds of A254:10 per Annum , late the residence and property of Ad- Infra& Sir tly;.e Patker, deceased. This Estate.is sinistein a rich and beautiful part of Suffolk, I within a few Miles of the sea, near Sairtuundham, on the high toad from Ipswich to Yarmouth, distant about SS miles from London, and in the midst of excellent roads in all directions.— • The 'Mtnor is mon abundantly stock consided with Pheasants, Par tridged, and Hanes; and boended in a era bl e part by t he River Alle. Printed particulate may be bad of, and reference; made to, R. L.Appleyard, New Square, .Lipcoln's hia, London, where a plan and ra m .. A pi fs ,pr the firlatuipnliotise-and Map of the Estate gists •00: , - -,,,. •!7 . -= A porne.u. LIBRARY. 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