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qr r -- ..~ : sf . . ~.),ill e . ~~+; "P . ' - . , it i t. . . r•® 1 , - • ! • • .4; - 3'24 ANATOMY AND SURGERY. MR. CHARLES BELL will commence hi• Lee_ . tures on Anatomy and Surgery, on Monday the Ist of °yeller, at two o'clock. The Anatomical Lectures will be con tinued daily at two o'clock ; and the Surgical Lectures every Tuenlay and Thurs•'ay evening at eight o'clock. la the Dissrcting Room a Demonstration is given from one till t wo o'clock, by Dr. ROBLUTSt:IN. No to and 11, Leicester-square. TO THE FACULTY. ASINGULARLY promising and advantageous opportunity now offers to any Gentleman of the Faculty who has made the Treatment and Cure of Mental Derange ment the object of his attention and study. KINGSDOWN HOUSE, _ _ b the Parish of Box, and County of Wilts, (which has for up. we d s of seventy years Leen an Asylum of the highest reputation f or won, lab-wring under this afflictive and pitiable malady) is now to be Let, and may be entered on inuuediately, or at Mi chaelmas next. These premiscs are capable of accommodating upwards of fifty patients; arid, with some alterations (which would be readily rade by the Proprietor, 6n a fair increase of rent), might be path: equal to the receptiou and comfort of twice that number. There are at present between twenty and thirty Female Pa &Alt, in the House ; and many ttrifortuna.e. Male Nremts have been refused admittance, it being contrary to the regulation yid dowa by the Lady who has long conducted this Establish mat, io admit such. , The very healthful and retired situation of these premises ren ders t hem peculiarly appropriate for the purpose to which they h a ve ken so long and successfully applied, and their contigaity to lath (where, if necessary, the most eminent additional medical aid may be speedily obtained) is a circumstance which very ma terially enhances their value. A very good Barn, Farm-Yard, Coachelime, Stables, with urwarls of Fifty Acres of Land, immediately contiguous to the Premises, may, if required, be taken with it. Every particular may be known, on application to Mr. Laar fa:e!, Solicitor, Hallatrow, near Old Down, Somerset. Letters will be attended to, unless the postage is paid. ... . . ItICHARDSON, GOODIAICK• l ; ---- Ind Co. Con tractors with Government for the pre sent State Lottery, mpeetfully Inform the Public that Tickets and Shares arc ow el Ale r their Offices, Bank-buildings, Cornitill, and oppedlte, the iting's Mews, Charing-Cross.--SCHEME. S of 5 ~, ~, ... ... ... 2,000 ......... lO,OOO 5... ... ... ...... 1,000 ........, ...... 5,000 5,000 3;000 2,5Q0 2,500 72,000 • 1:0pUo Tickets. L 200,000 Five Tickets of each Number. All to be drawn the 10th of October, It W. This day was published, liandsfini h i t printed in thrte volumes, octavo, illustrated with fury-: k.ngravings, by Angi,g, Stort r, Grei:, 64.7. pally woo new Ddtaglis, by M:11t..; Griffith, pried E.:. s. in hoard*, a New Ediion, with Aii.:l:ti;ria, of TJURS IN WALES.—By Cie late THOMAS PENNANT, 'Mated flr Wilkie and Robinson, White and Cgth lint, LonAman, Karst, Rees and Ortn.!, 'rernor, Hood,Abad / fib rp", Cadet! and Davies, J. Harding, 1. i .. ...::ha.rdson, J. PO* 1.14fitarinat 4 141.4 1 1.c.....,1.4ual Cc.. A tees Coples are rinttd on a Royal Paper, with Proof Int "evasions of the Pia•ci, price 41. i 31. 64. ia buards. This , 'ay was published, in quarto, (Illustrated with Mars and Plates) price £2. 2s. boards, THE MEANS of FINDING the LONGITUDE at 'EA, in tour Distcrtations on first Principles of Na tural Philosophy, Astronomy, Geography, Navigation, and on the Mathematical and Mechanical Means of finding the Longi tude at Sea. Second Edition, augmented with an Introduction, containing a Comment on Newton's Principia, &c. By Major-General Viscount GRANT de VAUX. Author of the History of the Mauritius ; of the Cosmovaphical Columns of the Unagrapia or Celestial Map ; of a New Divi sion of the four Quarters of the World, &c. &c. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row. NEW MUSIC. Just published, by Goulding, D'Almaine l Potter and Co. r.O, Soho-square, 124, New Bond-street; and 7, Westmorland street. Dublin, ' 1 'HE LITTLE MULETEER, a popular Song, now singing with universal applause at Vauxhall, by Miss Peron, composed by Mr. Parke, price Is. 6,1. I've somethirg else to do, a favourite Ballad, as sung by Mrs. Bland, at Vauxhall, composed by Mr. Parke, peke rte Soldier Bridegroom, or Norman's Slag, Itom die t Lady of thr Lake, by Walter Scott, Esq. the music by Sir J. Stevenson, Prue ?A. 'l . le Rase and the Lover, a favourite Ballad, composed by Mr. Eraham and ;iir J. Stevenson, harmonized for three voices by Sir J. Stevenson, price 2s. Soldier rest, thy warfare o'er, from the Lady of the Lake, com peted by J Mazzinght, price ls. 6d. iirahnian rest, thy Chace is done; Recitative and Air, in ecnthalation of the former, by J. Mazzinghi, price is. 6d. I :Lai xvcariar, awa' to the Land ci''the Leal, a Canzonet, rir:!,l tut the Pianoforte by J. Roily price is. • The celebrated Portuguese ..viarcb, fur the Pianoforte, compos ed by M. Hol=t, }:rice 6.!. The favourite grand Overture to the Maniac or Swiss Banditti, In Pars tor a large or small Land, 24 performed at the Lyceum and. Hemoremsquare Corteerta, with gr,:at applause, composed by H. R. Bishop, price 7s. 64. St: Overtures, in parts, composed by. M. Dobney, price I NEW SPORTING PUBLICAI'IONq, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Once, Paternoster-row. 1. R URAL SPORTS. By W. B. DANIEL. In s vela, 4to. price AI 17s. ed. ;and in 3 vols. Rvo. price XI 5$ In boards, New Editions, embellished with 70 beautiful Engraving by Scott, (rota drawings by the most cdebrated Anises. • • To the present Edldon the Antbfrr has made considerable Additions and Alterations, and several ne .v Plates are added, en graved by Landseer, "lomkins, and others. 2. 'the Sportsman's Cabinet; or Curt-ct 7lelineations of the var.ous Dogs used in the Sprats of the Field ; ling the Canine Race in general. Consisting of a Series of ria .nd mastirly En ' gravities of every distinct breed., from original i'aintings taken Mont Life, purposely for the Work. By P. Reinagle, A. R. A. With elegant Engr wing., by Scott. In I vols. iuper-royal Co. ?rice £7.75. in hoards, 2. the :I - hooting Directory. By R. B. Thornhill. In 1 vol. !to. with Plates, price XL I Is. 64. in boards. Also a superior Edi tion, with the Plates coloured after Life, price £3. 3s. in hoards. 4. A Treatise on Veterinary Medicine, illustrated by Plates, With observations on Stable management, feeding, exercise, and ton !ion. By James White, of Exeter, late Veterinary Surgeon to the in of Royal Dragoons. The Eighth Edition, considerably eidargtil, pr ce 7s. 5 . Outlines of the Veterinary Art, or the Principles' of Meaciee , as applied to a knowledge of the Structure, Functions, and Fcci• 'only of the Hone, the Ox, the Sheep, and the Dog, and to a more scientific and successful manner of treating their vari ous Diseases. By Delabere Elaine Professor in Animastine. The Whole illuAtrated by Anatomical i Plates. In 2 vols.. Ivo. price XI. ss. boards. 6. the Sporting Dictionary and Rug Repesitory,ll TOM. ho. Pic' 41 . Is. boards. 1 ;11 , 1 / 4 I. GUS 27, 18 WAN rED, a CLEttK of WORKS, and a FOREMAN of CARPENTERS , to go to Gibritpr. They must be nttn of esperience, and reepectable•chan.c . . r, and be prepaml to give security for a faithful discharge ut their duties. Apply at No. 21, New-street, Spring Gardens, betwben the hours of ten and four o'clock. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON LINCOLNSHIRE.—ISLE OF AXHOLME. (Eithtr together or in Parcels,) A. FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and LEASE HOLD ESTATE, situate within the Parishes of I-Lixe.y and Owston, in the Isle of Axholtne, in the County of Lincoln : consisting of the Manor of Huey Hall, Garth, and several Mes suages and Farms—contains!g together about ih)u Acres, having a good Warping Clough thereon; also, the Great Tythes arising from nearly 5000 Acres of Land, situate Ia the 'several Town. ships and Parishes of llaxi and Ovvstou atbresaitig sad, al the Ty; hes of Hemp and LitiOtssissi Parish of Ow.Wh afittesa4 Part of tli% Estate is ‘unveniebtly situate for Warping, and ahem 60 Acres thereuf are now in a course of Warping, being the se cand year oI its progress. The Evart may be entered to at La:ly-day next, and part of the Purchase Moi,ey may remain on s, curdy, it required. For further particulars, apply to Mcisrs. Brown and Muds, Barton-on-Humber, Lincolnshire . ,0 SALES BY AUCTION: • GR OS VF.NO R. -SQUAR E. • Spacious roomy Fasnlly Mansion, excellent attached and det:it , 1 Offices, Gardi : n, double Coa c h-h ouse , an d S tan di ng f or Hones. By Mr. ROBINS, i At Garraway's, on Thursdaj, next, August SO, at 12 o'Clockt 1 A‘p N eligib!e LEASEHOLD ESTATE, cont.! rising a spacious roomy Mansion, planned for the accortuno dation of a Nobleman or Gentleman's tamily of distinction, &sir [ ably situate the corner of North Audley-street, Grosvenor square : 1 containing in the attics, three Sleeping -rooms, large Laundry and lumber-room ; second Boor, 2 spacious Bed-chambt rs, with closets and Dressing-rooms adjoining two other sleeping-rooms; on the first tun a neat anti-room communicating by fokling-doors [ to t lofty Drawing Toom, handsomely proportioned, looking to the are, walls papered, marble Chininerpiece, and a spacious Bed tuber and Dressing-room adjoining; ground-floor, a handsome Entrance, et uccoed wall., Porters' sleeping - rooms , and Closet ; au. (elegant staircase to the first-flor, with a gallery, landing, itCOn. ctary staircase, an excellent Dieing parlour, Library, or Morning loom,. windows looking)nto the gard e o, Dressing-room adjohlingd basement contains holm:keeper's r out :, wi:k cb.setsscd water tn on, Butler's Pantry, 2 roomy Wine Cell:rs, Lro Storms:6' Hall, Arva, detached Kitchen, Scullery, Cool Larder, Wash-house, tt.t r and Coakcelar, and Dur-lioh., area front of the house ; r h Vaults for Coal and other purposes, Dust-hole, and Steps for Seivants' entry, a ilottble Coach Sustin fur seven Horses, with Lofts, and Men's Room over. To be viewed by Tickets ; INrilcillars had on the Premises, of Messrs. How and Broughton, Solicitors, M.trlbin (nigh-street; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-stri et, Golden square, of whom tickets for viewing may b., had. [MICR SIX.VENCE-HALFP ' • • EDUC All . )N. MR ORMAN, a Graduate of the University of Cambridge, and one uf the Assistan .6 in Stealing . noel, purposes taking a limited number of Pupils at 611 Genes ref annum each ; to receive the until &leaden o!" :ire Public licks* and such Nitrate attention, together with • • ,:h domestic comfort is Ile !tope s mould meat with the approbation of Owe who may Wish to conede their Adder+ to his care.—All the branders of the Mathemat.cs are taught by him. — ll I iiiiN'S CEI .F.BR AiT. D At. I lOU. iv e rip rea.a.m. "I 'HF.SE PILLS have long obtaineil a inn cele. brit, in the private practice of the Proprietor. Mr. Dusty, 4 .p.itkeeary, and from their great stacccis In malty obninre Bb I •..s Tisordiss, our rumerous patient. of disttictlon and others, ; .• •Itolarly the !,lute of Bedford, sir George Warren, Sir Otis F. y Page Turner, die Dowager Lady Say and Sete, theVisemast. t .Bidkeltsj, &c. &c he was persuaded to offer them to the p • -tic, and o• t 1:e approbation ant serte:iou of their name. • _ " Lira' Ca..1,-, Haverfardwesr, South Wales. Feb. 24, 1808. .. • Captain Lloyd preaeas his complies. nts to Mr Di 1414114 al. not personally acWinted with him, or uld take k.as a r i if he would send him fogy or hoe buovirof hie Pales tent SW Featly ran. Mrs. Llayd, who has ashy, us e d th e Medi* c ' h nettle, is nowpregnant,and v. 47 unwell ; for the great service dui yis,•-:;, be , i to Mts. I 0.11. as weil auto C,kfrcl Bishop and Si hie 'Amity, Captain'Lloyd Gel( It his duty to retrunnue.ei he pity mberever he goes ; he ready thinks d Mr. Maur watt! I appoiet woe persons as venders io this county, it would De a begat MI the community." I The Pills are found to be an ircomparable remedy for restority the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, tor prey •ntirg crudities, and their consequent dill-Ignorable eructations and fla• a tenths. They prevent habitual and temporary costiveness. sick 1 head-aches, a: , d heart-burn, which is occasloned by pr. ;panty, and a debilitated von Se , whether arising from the acrimony d the redundant bile, intess.wrate di -t, or drinking to excess. , Sold 5401...a1e and retail, a Mr. Bud es, No. 4, CheanstsiO. corner of Paternoster row; Ranter and Co and Smith, Edict* birgh and Glasgow; lioxlasd and Harlon, Plymouth; them berry and Sop, Dublin; Peck and Turner, Hull ; and now country nudicine venders. in bottles at 9* o•I an ' . 0 4 ORA. • • • A CARD 10 --- DR. FOTH P.R.G I LL's juitly.celehr.s te4 Fem.& PILLS, fur different complain a incident to the Sex, at vs. dons periods of lee. It has been truly observed, that woman, more than the colitT sex, may be considered In a certain three is invalids; they arc subjected to a variety of diseases, front die on. turn of the functions they are destined, as makers, to perform, which enta;ls tivon them weakness, pain, and an interruption of those regular secretions connected with the full enjoyment of health. To act on the constitution of the female and falllswMY ulna-se:ion, nip remedy has bien known to operate with duck eV. tainty, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fothergitra node Plll.-4 unites high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar qtr. lit, of relieving fullness, oppression, and these other uneasy toms which arise from too much blond in the kaiak ; they. at= most certain cure for t:erVOLIS, hysteric, and flatulent eosuplaluts, as well as the varions other spasmodic affections mammas *dui sex. Dr; Fcithergill's Pills, as a family medicine, Amid in rw.session of every mother and other guard.ans of heron, lige have females entri red to their care. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-rout ; Baxter and Co. and Smith. Edinburgh and . 01as..ow ; Belam; Portsmot.th ; Newberry and Son, Dublin; Pack and Turner, Hull ; Holland and llaydon Plymouth ; and most Booksellers in every town, in butes, at Ys. 9sd. and I Is. Also ROM:tile PECTORAL. LOZENGES, for improving the voice, and for coughs, coldi, asthma, and cow erowLess. ;124,1111M1111frue ?el," .• SOCIAL HAPPiliffidS. Ti k gARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social IV" Happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that for.n the union not taking those precautions which would se. cure them the enjoytneut of that great domestic blessing; People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but where the coustitution bas been tainted by disease, or debilitated by I certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stablity previous to enttriog that state is indispensibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to read mate the system. For no disorders have contributed more essenlally to destroy Hyme neal harpiness than those which are the consequeece of unguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs. CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct their sta. dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the V enereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; as also to that derangement Of the system, produ c ed by the destructive habit of the ir.c msiderate school-boy, which brings on those distreising Debilities and Dt.ficietteies that prevent or embitter the Matri. mool. t i state. The successful result of th.ir plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose th- ravages of these complants, which are the most important in the catalogue of humus Infir mities. It behoves every person who has indulged in this soli tary vice to'seck relief by consulting Professional men of en I. nonce and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority. as well 4 , the testimony cl uncentradicted facts. In professing the cure of these complaints, they hold out no iuslucement to vice ; but sensible u all men must be of the existence of such calamities, they offer their assists ate as regularly educated Members of the Royal Colleges of Sergeons of London and Edinburgh. tilight and freest cases of Syphilitic infection are radicalty cured in the sh o rt space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duration, such . as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the bows, gleets. Ste. are permanently and sp::dily cured. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the ure. thra, strictures, Bcc. and having receivod a radi •al and permanent 1 cur e , request that references may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s . plan dtreattnent. Many of thew gentlemen had strictures fram 10 to SO years, and were under the care of Messrs. Home, Hea viside, and other surgeons of •ioal eminence, who attempted their cure by the application of cite lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter from the many they are daily receiving from gentlemen returning them 4 thanks for their r otoration to sound and vigorous health. It was sent to them unsrelicited,from the son of a Noble Earl, who bad laboured under this distressing and painful malady for ten years : he bad been under the care of several surgeons of professional eminence, none of whom afforded him permanent relief; bat from the superior mode of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in the short space of one month. " May 28, 11110. i , 'To Dr. Coasts, 107, Hatton Garden. " Lord feels great pleasure in communicating to Doctor " Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in con eqlerca " of his mild and athuir able ererment of soictures In the Ure " thra. He may add. that he has not for many yeah enjoyestso " much comfort aid freedom from paint; and he entertains no htaaintedhat, t h roughiiorridcohmusilkalinlit.anlisarairasn,;oat : p e rfect o a f t h al is ra n d a i l C i al l curehaving o " a stranger to the manner that others treal et! the complaint, he " has it in his power, from a fair trial and a just comparison to " pay that tribute of applause to Dr. C urr i e w hi c h he sens ibly "feels, and shall ever be most ready and willing to acknowledg .' By an early applicazion to Messrs. Currie and Co. the patient will escape the pain, danger, and expence of a long and tedious attendance upon less experienced practitioners. MARRIED WOMEN, who kayo long been ctsappoirged in their expectations of a family, may be assured that In most in, stances such defects are curable by medical skill; and although the removal of such impediments be an object of doubt and Doter. Minty with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their experitnte. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by pati e n t s of ettme Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. lu7, Hatton-Garden. Patients in the County, describing particulars of their case. sue, and mode of living, inclosing a remittance for Advice and Meda lcines, the same will be given or sent to any part of the Kingd om. To Insure that secrecy so essential to their can lerteiltrigi oh o postage of letters way be added to she illisituatfor atediailook SALES 131' AUCTION. •i CANAL PROPERTY, EQUITABLE ASSU; ANCE, sod ATLAS SHARES.—By Mr. SCO On Friday, September 7, at twelve o'clock, at the Mart, TA FFORDS I REand WO RCESTE RSHI RE L' F CANAL; a Share dividing E4O cl -sr per Annum ; Astit , in and Oldham, Rochdale, Ellesnteie, Dudley, Thames and Med way, Grand Union, and Basingstoke Canal Shares ; a Valuable Equitable Assurance Policy, dated 1768, for £3:zo, on a Life of G.I, and Atlas Assurance ' , harem. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; at Hatchet', Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the Mart ; And of Mr. Scott, No. 2s, New liridr-s• rect. GLOUCEST+RSBIKE. SUDELEY CAST' .E. MANOlti, and FR HERO I.D ESTATE. On ihursday and Priday, the 27th and :nth of September, 11310, at Cheltenham, iu so Lou, (Unleasprevibusly disposed of in ons I.ot by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given), c'ITDELEY CASTLE, and the extensive MANnns ...I of SutlAcy and Winchcombe, with 2266 Acres of Aiable, Meadow, Pasture and Wood Land, lying compact, weli Om ber,d and watered (the greatest part whereuf is covered qsy Modus in lieu of l'ythes, and is uncommonly rich and fertile), twin let in capital and convenient Farms, with good Farm-houses, Buildings, Labourera' Cottages, and other requisites; rendering it one of the Bisect Estates in the County. '1 he Ca , tle, at a mo derate expense, might be fitteil up as a magnificant Mansion; and if sold in lots, the property it divided so as to form several eligible Estate., with beautitul situations anti views fit for the re sidence of Gentle:mint fond of ap icuiture as well as of opulent Graziers and Farmers. Turnpike roads have lately been matle4 jon sirs property to Clielterdia-n. seven nvilats ; to Tewkesbury,' arid Now', each ID miles. The estimated value is up ward, of .e.n;oo per atm :l m May 114 viewed by :tidying to Mr. Richard Ireland, at the Lodge Farm, near Winclicom'ie, of whom printed particulars, with a Map, may now be hail; and also at the principal Inns iu the Counts; at the White !far: !Inlet, in Bath; at the °Slice of Messrs. Farrar and Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; and of Masts. Webb, Webb, and Attwocd, Salisbury, who are autho rised to treat by Private Coi.tract. SURR: VALUABLE INN AND DWELLING HOUSES, AND LANDS AD AP TED FOR BUILDING UPON, STREAT. HAM AND NOB.WOOI/-LAND-TAX REDEEM: D. By Mr. PEYTON, . At Garra.wny's Co!Tee-house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on W(d• nestlAy, the of Oc:ohn, 1610, at 12 o'Clock, in 24 Lots, AVERY VALUABLE ESTATE, comprising the %V 1 IrrE LION INN, and sundry Dwelling !louses, Gardens and Lands, pleasingly situate at Streatham; a beautiful Villa and several Dwelling Houses, and upwards of 200 Acres of • twist excellent Land, lying adjoining to the late Norwood Com mon, and extending down to the immedice vicinity of the Village of Dulwich. This Estate is part Freehold and part Copyhold, is situate in the Parishes of Streatham and Lambeth. and within six miles of the Royal Exchange, possessing beautiful and extensive views of the Metropolis, and the surrounding Country, and is admirably adapted for the erections of Villas, or tarnental Cottages, Rte. speetheations may be bad one rnorth previoui to tbe s:11e, by applyirg to Mr. )amen, Land Agent, New BoiweH-court, coin's Inn, London; Mr. 1 owniy, Land Surveyor, Walwortb, Surrey ; and at Garraway'o. VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. , IN. SUSSEX. By Mr. NEVE, At the Six Bells in Nonbiam 4 on Wedoesday, September 12, Into, between the hours of 'three and Four in the Afternoon, s.dij•!ct to such Conditions as shall be then produced, SEVER AL FREEHOLD FARMS, the property of the late Mr. Piz, of Northiam, in Lots as follows I.ot 1. Sparks Farm, consisting of a Farmhouse, Garden, Oasthouse, Barn, Stable, Lodges, and Out-buildings, and several Pieces of Arable, !Meadow, and Pasture Land, and Hop Ground. containing in the whole about 90 Acres, situate in the Parish of 1... v burst. Lot 2. Cook's Farm, consisting of a Farm-house and Cottage Garden, Oasthouse, Barn, Lodges, and Out-buildings, and several Pieces of . s table, Meadow, and P asture 7 Land, containing in the whole about 4'2 Acres, situate in Northiam. Lot 3. liole Farm, consisting of a Farmhouse, Garden, Oast. house, I3.rn, Stable, Lodges, and Out-buildings and several Pieces of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Woad land, and Hop Ground, containing in be whole about 130 Acres, situate in Northiam. I.ot 4. Little Dieter, consisting of, a Farm-house, Garden, Oasthouse, ham, Stable, Lodges, and Out-buildings, and several Pieces of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Marsh Land, and Hop Ground, containing in the whole about 75 Acres, situate to Northiam. Lot 6. Tie Crackers, consisting of several Pieces of Meadow, Pasture, and Marsh Land, containing in the whole about 41s Acres, situate in Northiam. Lot 6. The Copland Pieces, consisting of two Pisces of Arable Land and Hop Ground, containing together about ten Acres, situate in Northiam. Lot 7. A Messuage in two Dwellings, with about half an Acre of Gard, n Ground thereto belonging, situate in Northiam, in the occupation of Thomas Sargent and Thomas Gladwish. All the above Lands are in a very high state of cultivatioo, and the wood part of Lot m:, and the Shaws and Hedges on the . different Farms are full of thr.ving young Lbak 'limber. The Farm-houses and Buildings are 311 in good repair. The' premises are Freehold and redeem(' of Land-tax. Immediate possesasion of the Lands may be bad. The tenants of the different Farm-houses have notices to quit at .Lady-LIAY next. The Purchaser may be accommodated with part of the Purchase-Money on security of the premises if required. the Parma may be viewed on application to . Mr. Pix, Beckley; Mr. 'treas. Northiam; Mr. Suave' Baker, Heatlifield ; and Mr. John Piz, reuterden ; of whom and of the Auctioneer, ae Tr^ terden, and of Messrs. Woolleta and Dawns, lays, fMttrsir lord •••0441 *blerff.• ... •• ` : WINSLADE HOUSE, DEVOZ•fSHIR A , - . rithin four miles tit E six ui 12x mouth, and twelve of Sid m )tr h.—Spacious and elegant mu Brick-built Mansion; wabsexcelknt attachvd and dear-Iml Officts,tateßaiva walled Chnlens, Nor-houses, d...tached Farm-boast:, and Ott:b.sitdings with 270 Acres of rich Xit , adm.., P.i.t ore, and Arable Vnd, in a king Fence,' with firm &rani; of Watts. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Titur-.1a.;, September the Ist, at Twelve, • in One I nt, i tN , VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; cnm priiing a spacious substantial Briek-built ).Tansion 4 in coin plete repair, plauncd for the accommodation of a Nniily of dis tinction, with excellent Offices of all descrip•ixts, extensiie walled Gardens Hothouses, and every oth!r us. fa t and orna mental Appendage, tie Residence and Prop••r , y of EDWARD . . . . - • • , Co rsrosii, Esq.deceased ; situate in the Parishi.... of Clyst St. Mary and Clyst St. George, in one of the mo.t salui;: ions, fertile, and beautiful parts of the County of Devon, within four miles of Exeter, six of Exmouth, and twelve of Sidinuuth ; WWI sundry enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, contain-I !mg about 270 ?setts, in a ii: g fence, divided by thriving hedges, ornamented by fine grown I imber, and watered by the Streams Mach serve the purposes of irrigatisin and working nachincry. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Pidsley, Solielter, Exeter, of whom Particulars aild ricks ts for viewing may be had. Par. oculars at the New Londo.• Inn and nth,. r Inns in that Cily ; King's Arms and London Inn, Liskeard ; Pest 'louses, Bodmin ; the Hotels, Plymouth and Weyrtioulh ; N 1 hire Hart and Ante. lope, Salisbury; Swan, Wells; King's Head, Bridgewater; prin cipal Inns, Taunton; White I.; , !lath; Bush Inn, Bristol; of 1 Messrs. Forbes and Pocock, Solicitors, No. 5, Ely-place, Hid horn; at GarraWay's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gol den-square,Lotidon ; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. About 400 Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, aid Arable Laud, with sundry Cottages and Farming Buildings, contiguous to this Estate, and in the parishes of Clyst St. Mary, Clyst St. George, and tiewton, will be shortly offered for Sale, of which duo notice will be given.— . Fhe Plan may Ise' seen at Pidsley's, Exeter; and Mr. Robins's, Warwick-street. Gulden-square. MANOR OF RACKENFORD, DEVON. At the Tuns in Tiverton, on Friday the 28th day of September u xr, at Four o'Cluck in the Afternoon._ A CAPITAL and very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the Manor of Rackenforti, in the County of Devon, with its Rights, Royalties. and Appurtenances, extending over upwards of 1600 Acres of Land, lying wilitn a ring Fence, in a healthy and remarkably fine Sporting Country, ahoundirg with Woodcocks, Heath Fowl, and every kind of Game, distant nine miles from Tiverton, and intersected by the Turnpike Road, leading from thence to Southmolton, in the fol lowing or such other Lots as shall ►e dekermined on at the time of Sale: Lot 1. The Manor with 400 Acres of , enclosed Moor, 40 Acres or thereabouts of Wood Land, and upwards of 1000 Acres of Meadow, Orchard, Arable, and Pasture, divided into sundry Farms, all of which (with the exception of abort 240 Acres) are now in demesne, and let at very low rents, some of them for three years, and others from year to year only. The Farm Roasts and Buildings are in good repair, and the Manor Houle (having excellent Stables. with a Kennel and Rookery adjoining) may be fitted up at a trifling expence, so as to form a most de sirable Residence for any Gentleman, fond of Field Sports or other rural pursuits. Lot 2. An Overland Tenement, called Colson, containing 20A. SR. 26P. statute measure, now in the occupation of !sir. Thomas Ayr., as Tenant from year to year. Lot 3. A Messuage and Tenement, called Higher Thorne, containing 51 Statute Acres, in the renting of Mr. Samuel Norris, as "Tenant In like manner. I.ot 4. Several Closes of Land (adjoining to Higher Thorne) commonly called the Two Southern Fore Pieces, the Two Northern Fore Pieces, Garden Plot, Broad Close, Furze Close, Long Moor and Wood Close, containing together 28 Acres sta tute measure, being severally parcels of a Tenement, called Pep pers, now in the possession of John Moore. Lot 5. An undivided Moiety of a Messuage and Teitement, called Lower Bulworthy, containing 61 Statute Acres, in the occupation of George Handtord, as Tenant from year to year. The Land-Tat of the whole Property is redeemed. Farmer John Reed, of Rackenford, will sbew the premise•, and printed particulars may be had of hint, or at the Place at Sale; the George In Southmolton ; of Messrs. Blake, Cook's sown London; Mr. Law, Littlrbein, near Exmouth, Devon ; or Mr. Wesel, Mdwareett, Soasecest, *nu a Map of the Estates 01 ,1 1 " /wa• — ThitedAviest U, 019. LANDED' ES'FA FE WAN FED. WANTED to Rent, or Purcluse, a Freehold, I Copyliold, or long Leasehold Estate, to consist pia good Family House and Offices, and from 400 to 1040 Acres of Ira:. provable Land. Particulars and Terms to be sent to the Office of Messy.. Browse and Co. Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 41, SuintLanip ton-raw, Russell.sjuare. !SORICEi', BETWEEN KiNLTS lON AND ESHER. a short l' * distar,ce from the Thames.—Eligible Cottage Residence. Cot- ' ta.;es, Gardens, Nursery-Ground, Farm, and Land, Thames Ditto° Common. , By Mr. R OBINS, ' 'At Garraway's, on Thursday nett, August 50th, at 1? in Lots, by order of the Executor s of a Gentl e man deceased, TAValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, principally free of Great Tythe, and Land-tax redeemed • comprising an eligible Cottage Farm Hou s e, with excellent Garden, Orchard, Farm-yard, Barns stables, and Out-buildings, and enclosures of 'meadow and arable laal sub-amain the house, and adjoining Rushet Common, containing Si Acres in hand. A Cottage, with Orchard, well stored with fruit-trees, and two inclosures of Mea dow Land, in the occupation and on lease to Mr. Hill, adjo ning. A. Meadow on the North side of Rushet Common, adjoining Gordon's, Esq. A double Cottage in the occupation of Mr. Patton, minis garden, and productive orchard. A parse of Nur sery Ground, in front of the Portsmouth road, in the occupation, rand on lease to, Mr. Laing, Nurseryman. Two Cottages with a 11"lieolwriglit's Shop, in the occupation of Mr. Kennedy, and Mr. Judd, tenants at oil!. An Inclosure, called Betty's Close, sit ure near the Vol and liclunds, containing upwards of air acres in hand. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Kennedy, near the Angel, Thames Ditton, of whom particulars may be bad; at the Angel, 0 tton ; principal Inns, Esher and Ewell; King's Head, Epsom , Messrs. Knight and Shrubsole, and the Sun, Kinvon ; George, and King's Head, Twickenham ; Red Lion, Hounslow ; Pigeons, nrentford ; Castle, and Greyhound, Richmond ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-Nears., w.icre a plan of the Estate may be seen. he ;