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4,4. - : ff ) • fat 1 . 111718 um. ••.. Vlmr.r,n. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1817. W ATE 12 LOQ SUBSCRIPTION. tgieSKRAL ACCOUNT 01 . 1 THt iIIATIIRL9O SUBSCRIPTION TO TIIII MIT NAT, 1817. WV/ GRAND 1.( l ERY. JSIVEWRIGHT, has contracted 'or the NEW • h Lo 'VERY of 10000 Tickets, to begi t drawing Ott: ui .1111. Y; the Scheme le admitted to be an improvement on tht prnciple of the last, which gave such gentrat , a;:stacti Two. thirds of all the 'tickets (vit. 7,000) will be drawn on the above day, and literally without a single Wank, for every •I icket will be etuitleJ to some &neat ; 0,000 sterling it to be attached to the First.drawn lir.ze, and many of the (dioxins Capitals miU probably be dec4cled the tame day, viz. 4 of se•lti,hoo Consuls ...... 5f10,04 rrifiE CONINIFI'TEE again atlect, with peculiar pleasure,the Anniversary of the Victory of Waterloo, to • the Puhlic a further account of their proceedings. The ~..aed at Or most effectual mode of relief to the Wounded ~; vi etits Relatives of those who fell on alat g l or io u s d a y, , submitted in detail, .1 the Committee have now Oetri▪ sfirtio • to report a large accession of Subscriptions since 'ic p'r'od by which they are enahletl, not only to carry their ...it'll, des Isto Into effect upon a scole of evendedliberality, but to include many in•erestlog and peculiar CAWS of distress, .eionsideration of which was neer-smelly postponed until they ~,o rt po ssessed of Funds adequite to the object The Aubticription is indeed worthy of the geuerosity, the pa. • a•it! the geationle of a great People. The 'alloy eon soaf Wa•erloo, whilst it gave Peace: to Europe, and creamed ..u.o.e•ors wizh Leif...line glory, :wakened In every British bo. sec feeling alike honovirahle to the national character, and to ,te steady valour of the Army, which, under its matchless leadtr, consummated. that ever memorable achievement. eve,,,.toreafter, the pen of the Hinman shall trace the deeds dear Immortal stay, it will be hoc ties Sera gratifying province to ~cord that, at the moment, when the shows of Victory were Lord, and every British heart exulted in the trim* of his constr., a spontanenus Impulse arose throughout the land, to ad tolamer relief to the Wounded, and to the Widows, Children, toil Relatives of those who had me a glorious death in the Field 01W ....trine. All ranks, all classes hastened to raise a Fund for OA tar perp,se. '1 he sentiment was univorsai, semi perea. eti a; lee the palace and the cottage. The inhabitant:. of the rirt obscure and humble village when asstsohk'd to lemon dna , •o the Great DISPOII3I3 of events, for his signal prome ten, cmtribeted with cheerful alacrity. This b.:llyr( lrut inn. plei was not limited to the British hie:- el• setic rapidity, ft pre.go! to the most distant regions, and excited the glow re pa. moian lit even quarter of the globe. Justly W 33 it observed by th- d'arquis of Hastings, (on transmitting a portion otrhe nag rifseent Cootribu•ions of our Eastern Dependencies) that " 1 he teFftt.ef the British Empire niur Martel be unworthy of those bleeti to and of those honours to which he war born, its ho does not seine wiedgo a kindred interest in the fortunes of the Army, %Well fougt tat Waterloo " ;'or is th.• uhscription less a just tribute of admiration and rants& to the great Commstider of the age, to whom was re• nev.••l tbe glorious and singular destiny, by a writs of Victories in the fl-!d. of Aria and of Europe, to lay in each, the broad Amount of Annuities for life 611,785 tendatious of permanent ?race. Alt tit/MILS GRANTIO Volt LISITILD PLSIODS. fie Committee have proceeded, as far as was practicable, to To the Children of Officers, Non commissioned tply the principle of Annuities. Had they at once distributed Officers, and Privates - the while amount antona the various ranks of el ontaets, their To Orphans latt ors .. v.- bean brought t dot a•.• n-rinincion; but is n3i•t•i 13.3.%1t1g the consequences on ether pan, they deter smed rather to encounter the numerous difficulties attendant on tie former, iltato to abandou the manifest advantages rebuking Toal amount of Annuities tan its ao!option. Exclusive of Life Annuities to the Widows, and to Soldiers voila, re MONET. ▪ ley loss ~f htob, Annuities for limited periods are granted, 'Pr the wounded Officers, Non-conuniasioned ✓e only for the maintenance of the Orphan and fatherless Chil- Officers, and Privates don, boo rdeaua:e to the degree of education suited to their se- To the Parents and dependent Relatives of Officers, tad corn:itiono. And Mould the sword be again unsheathed, Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates killed, the Coannittet treat that children thus educated in the princi- leaving no Widows or Children f 8,577 do of religion and morality. and attached to their Country by To TN& 3031t10N TROOPS, Ingo de er.i•ed considerations of birth, and of gratitude, may deco- Pr urea ns, me t; eir parents grave with tbr bursts of future victories, or, Bra:or/I:kers, etaild the hitaings of Peace be continued, will serve their Coen- Hanovet Jana, and "45,000 try in the less splendid thoua,h rot lent useful career of the in- Net herlanderr. tomato Ciders. For the attaisonent of ends so deeply Interest. Additional for the exclusive te •he honour and prosperity of our Country, the Commktee beet of their Urpaans, silleosttieue their labours and they Indulge a confident hope. rendered such by the 17,500 • la the important trust cnnfided to their management wilt be Campaign of 1515 &barged in a manner to fulfil the benevolent intentions of Me kehscribers. Waterloo Subscription Office,lllth June,lBl7. Total amount voted in Money JOHN WRAY, Chairman. Dr. Amount received by the Committee 4471,221 Lxura4cd by Dividend+ on .itock t ' 25,437 10 0 • Intereet on Exchequer Bids 112 0 4 rrotet on Stock Sold 15,915 18 0 1 7 4.2,015 Total amount of Receipts .C.518;114 Cr. Costofl,43,ooo3per Cent Com 4'1'6,212 13 0 ,e45,(.0t1 11.educ.:%1 :,7,4113 1.5 11 gE17,306 Long Ann. t'74,349 4 6 8 9 11 ^ 10,0 4) Monty INN( OP 2 .. 2,000 Consols 4,000 2 5 it. ".fancy ......... *Ale ?gilds, 20 £lOO, £2OO, & auo Money 3,4.10 and le,iso .maker Prizzs lut Money .. ..... 19,.:44 5,96;0 Prizes nt a Nut., i mica. w'th the Kition cf receiving £.O inreAd, making - 59,692 Total invested in Public Funds .F33li.laU Li 6 PayMINUS An i 00o..tiors to Of. been, Non•C'onmissionird• °Meer', and Privates woun. dad; to the Parents anal de. pendent Relatives of Ott:ers, Non•Commistioned Offietts, • and Myatt', ; and in Annuities to Widows and Cfiildr• n, cornineilting front the Isar Jule. 1814; and to Prizes.-10 400 Tickets. X 189,460 The same Nuinbrts drawn entiiled to a New Ticket. will b. drawn again 19:h hie, when the First drawn Pri.:e will receive, tit widthon, k'to,43:,oCt,nsols, and wren all the Zeb ett in tlit *beet the 9th of July must also be drawn. schemci, with full periactular,i, gratis. Presen; Prier of a Ticket...Qnly XIS Its. ' A Hat 19 0 i.ightb A Quarter ...... 5 1 0 I Sixteenth... ..... 1. 6 0 In the Lopery just bobbed, the Capital Prizes have been re inerkatel well amongst the Public, and J. :vIVIWRIG!IT had the who:talon of selling SEVEN ut them at his o*rei, No. Si, Conduit, Nu. 39, Haymarket, No. 11, Holbert, auJ No. 141, Oxford street, where Tickets and Shares for the New Lotiery are now on Jolt. _ _ _ the Priitsian and other Fo reign romps Ziers,esi 9 Dixonntt and Repayments 918 5 11 Expenscr (ram 18th June, 1815, to !Ph June, 1817. Attycrti.ing, Printing, anii Sta. _ _ 4,115 9 7 tiontry Lease of the House, Fixtures, an.l Taxes 1,935 t 9 7 Salrries to the Sccretary,Assi►t aut• ctetary, and Clerks, tor two Yeats 1,832 16 1 ro%tne and other incidental ex- Fri DISH ot the old Starr Lotter y Otfict..s, No. 4., A. • Cornhlll, and 9, Cbaring• Cross, London, too,t respecttulli retains Lis arneerr thanks to hit heti Fliettrit, ill?. Public, Nr • be very liberal support t.e received us the Lottery which ti..is:ted sr, Wednesday, the 4:h of len s. and it gtve, him great satimae• UN] to announce, 'bat (as usual) Le sold inure Capital Pr.zes then any other Ofice•keeyes. 'Elie iollow:ir; Capitals were Shared sad Sold by him in that Lottesy su Ninety-set/to Shares, via. s 5,6b6, 3 Prize of £15,000 penes - Balance at the Bankers • 1.933 8 II - 1,2'42 IS 5 518,2101 STATEMENT OF THE APPR&W&U.tfIoN. ANNUITIES GRANTED FOR 1:11. To the Widows of Officers, Non-conuni*doued Officers, and Privates, killed £9,594 To the Wounded Nontotioul.sioncd Officers, and Pnvates totally disabled • 1,149 To dependent Relatives • 540 9 II 8,986 ...—. £4,000 8,736 .E2PO 14,129 ...... 2,000 2,79; 2' 0 2,874 ...... 1,000 3,715 ..... 200 4,491 1,080 8,341 ...... :100 1,544 ...... 500 9,503 ...... 2CO 1,011 200 10,665 ..... atiO 'fhe Shares were Registered to the (4110 2 in P1a41 6 . viz: Aberdecu . Fatter ' Reititoti Afton Pineal? St. Austle Haiti Fidt-street.bill St. Ivy's hartninghans Glasgow St. James's-street alackwall Greenwich Shinn:al ifiantlford Hammersmith Saasisury • Brenttord Ilaverfordwest Scicinircnigh nridlingt as Highgate sherruess lirld..l Huddersfield Shoretiitrh Cambridge Ipswich tiuutnampton Canterbury lientish Town south Shields Cheap:ids I.eeds 3 :milord Ch, p.m , * Limerick Stand lii:cliester Liverpool :I never street Cirencester Lynn lioness Clapham Marga•e Undo Colchester Mlle End 1 unbridge Coalmen:lei road Minones Warwick Cork Newcastle Wigton Covent-garden Norwich Witicanton COlrt• -- Iflnttingnant Witney Deptford Piccadilly Wolvirhampton ... . . . aft,:l4 895 Amount of Annuities for limited periods 9,909 X 20,992 71,126 .......... 114500 Doncaster Platuatis Woolwich Dublin Poplar Yeovil Edinburgh Reading York And va uus other Places not regmered. Thb day was pabli.hed, prim Ills. The Second Volume of REV. W. BINGLEY'S BOTANY. al 62,k0S 0 .• A New I ottery is now on S4le, con.isting of 10,400 Tickets, containing Four Prises of £.0,001, Two of and 1 went) , cutter Capitals, Consols and Money, to be all di awn in Two Days, 9th and 19th of nest MJUllll.—schtmes, with ftia Particulars, to be had at Ilisiee Offices, or of his Aplits iu the Country, most of whom bold Parts ot the alms.. Capitals. A N IN rRODUCTION to ENTOMOLOGY; or, ELEMENTS of the NATURAL HIS TORY of IN SECTS. Blur rated by coloured Plates. By WILLIAM KIRBY, M A. F L.S. sad WILLIAM SPENCE, Esq. P.L S. The present Volume contains :—l. l'be interesting History of de Societies of Insects, including that of the White Ants, Ants, Ws.ps, Humble Bees, and particulatly of the I live Bee. it. The Wain by which bows are defended from Injury or the Attack of titer Entmies. 3. The various Muttons of (meets. 4. Their Nowa • 5. Luminous Insects. G. Ihe Ilylwrnation of Inflicts, w their State daring Winter. And, 7.1 he Instinct of Insects. 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Complete Sea may 4 44 and the 1111tallcqta• t Number regulary espplled. faptwatiapsat Benlard.Locou'l _lan. ~'• • A (*ski 'Madam Law looks gratis. SALES BY AUCTION. CAPITAL FREntiOLD ES ['ATE. LAND- l AX REDEEMFD AND TI I'HE FREE. FINCHLEV---sear the sic Mile..tutit, on the road to Barnet. FINE BRICK EAR I'H. By Mr. RUBINS, At Garravrsy's Coffee-house, in Exchange alley, Cornhill, on To-atoltatOW, June 19,1817, at 12 &Clock, in Lot.t: A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising upwards of SEVEN FY-FIVE ACRES of fine MEADOW LAND, of the first Quality. ind ying compact, hounded on the West by she road front London to :tuna, and fronting the road front Fitchley to Horns. y ; a small part let to Mr. Smart on a Bulling Lease, the remainder In hand. 'this UTA I F. is a dry, healthy spot, good Gravel, and great depth of Brick-Earth. A 'Wort eligible Property to build un. May he viewed by applying to Mr. smart, at the New Buildings, on the Land; and at the Bald-faced Stag. where Pariiculars may be had; and at the Red Lion, and the Green Man, Barnet; the Gate-house and Castle, at Highgate ; of Messrs. Deteary, Seuda more, and Currey, 34e.street, Lincoln's inn Fields; at Garr.- way's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden-square, where a Plan may be eeen. SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE, ROEHAMP SURRLY. With OFFICES, COACH HOUSE and S FABLES, LAWNS PLEASURE•GROUNDS, beautiful Cottage RESIDENa and OFHCES, capital GARDENS, FISH-PONDS stored with Rah, and rich MEADOW and ARABLE LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee- house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on Tit ua s- DAT, July to, 11417, at Twelve o'Cluel, A VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOI.D ES FATE, ( small pazt LEASEHOLD), . . ...... ' " Comprising the sPLiN MAN:IION, - Erected at a very consider..bie expense by the late BLUJAMIN UOLDaMID, Esq. now the Residence and Property of a NOBLE. MAN, de;ighttuby situate on a hoe commanding eminence, at kirEHAMPTON, in the County ol aura ey ; •. • - Embracing very extensive and luxuriant views of the surrounding country, ekgantly fitted up and planned with every court-Mance fora Nobleman, or Family of • lie first Distinction; with all re quirte Domestic Offices, Coach houses, and Stables, beautiful Plabtatiens, extensive Lawns, Plea,ure Orounds ix:umlauted with ihuets of Water stored with Fish, Carriage Drives, Gravell.3l Walks, Subterrancous Passages, Hermitage, &c. Also a Cutupact Residence, caked the ROOKER CO 1 - 1'41( _ . _ Adapted for the accommodation of a genteel iamily, with charm ing Pleasure Gromds, and Gut Office% A very capital Kitchen Garden. principal part walled, and clothed w th numerous Fruit frees, and sully stocked, croppsd and planted, Plot-houses, Green-houses, Pine and Melon Pits, Su:cc—ion Flumes, '&c. Gat danger' Cmtage, Farm listidiegs, Yards, Ste. with leash SIX I Y.EIGOT ACRES of rich Meadow, ;UM a small part Arable Land, well supplied with good Water. '1 he wfule miming a most eligible Property, within Sts :Mies of die Metropolis. The Purchaser may be aCCUnaOSU hold Furniture, by valuation. To be viewed by '1 ickets. • Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Castle aid *Falba-, itichop.o.l; White liar, Windsor; Castle, Salt 11:11 ;"of Henry Knight, b:sq. Kingston, Rad Lim], Hounslow ; 'ut Messrs brundret t, Lowtets and Spiaks, Solicitors, Temple; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. leobitis, War widvotratt, Udidemstrwre, of whom 'rickets for viewing may not bad, and where **au of the Estate may lie se. u. with the ele‘ant House• '7. • . • ) s PRICI; SEVEN -PENCE. _ SAI,P,S BY AUCTION. TIEBTS, BETWEEN HERTFORD AND HATFIELD The MANOR of PONABOURNE. PAAK, MANSION. HOUSE, NIS, nni LAND, shout ONE I tiOUSAND ACRP.S. By Mr. ROBIN;, At 0 - .rrawa;'s is Exchai.te alley, Conan on Tel - vapor, the lune 9.6, Ist?, ar Twelve in Four Lots, r, MANOIC or 1 - ONSBOi./1? NIZ, with the 1. Valuable FREEHOLD acrd small part • COPYIIPI.D ESTATE, situate in che'Pari.bes sir Raiford, little Serkkampe stead, and Hatfield, a deshanie and benutifed tart of the Catlati et Herts. the Rental also rise-lusted Value ONE THOUsiANI/ I'TV2 HUrt'Oß ED poust - 4 ter Annum. *lle. Est re crompriset an excellem FAMILY Itt lIDENCE„ seated its de PARK, with Ofike, of all descriptions, I ., earsur nr'':stive Kitchen Gardens !spited and Foamed with choice Fruit trees ; cvoital Farm Yard, and substantial Iluddiaks of all siecoirdnatinat, and wesestals of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES M'adnw, Future, Arable, end Wood Land; the peacipal par: sue: :molt it by Oak Poling. Also, Two nt.ical iILE FA itlfi an/ other Land., about 7 WO fIUNDED AND FIFTY ACtlfil, with Farm-House a4d sundry Cotratnt with Gardens aad Lrivds; whisk .174te . bowrol...litt .nearly ONE T/iO4,JS 4ND ACRES, !bng compact. The Lands are pleasingly diversified, and arms- tneitt,ql with fine•gtown Tinihee, nudist a fine state or culsiesti :: h. A desirable Prriperts frr a Gottlemun fond of Agretii•oral yew- fulls, near gaol Markets, big.di respnctahr2 ti. - 141.bourFood i , v....ce11-4n roads, about four mil:s Irma tiertt.cd, meld, ar.-1 eireabunt, and twenty from London. • May be v:cwrd by applying at the hiantion (wiih •Fickets), whtsee Particulars may be ha .1 ; and at ti.e il•rtt.vd ; Sa- lisbury Arnie. Hatfield ; Green Man, Bat ; Swans, , Vai'hini • Crays; Garraway', ; and of Mr. Rubins, W arwic k- street , 1 Gillen -44u ire; where a Plan may be seen, and Tickets for viewi.„ had. ' ,1 HAMPSHIRE, ON THE Bo.R.m.its OF BERKSIII tE. • r Desirahle FAMILY RE •IDENCE : surrounded by :IN,: HUN- DRED and rIF FY-FIVE ACkE. of PAS- TORE, and ARABLE LAND, with a fine rapid Stream of Water. Ry Mr. ROBINS, .11 klarraway's Coffee.titiuse, Excliaege-alley, Cnrnhill, no To.iscontow, Jeue lir. at I wtive, A VERY Desir Able FREEHOLD ESTATE, 11. comprideg a very excellent and conifortahle FAMILY R. ESIDENCL, seam.' on a Lawn, in the rural village of J.:verde', wirilun two miles of Hartford Bridge, 'I hr et is:de:nee and Property of a GENTLEMAN; With cone-mem °Gees of all desce.r..oos. Coach bowies, Sta. ble., F , rin-yard. and Buildings; excellent Garde's., plai t ed w i th choice i'ruit tree., beautiful Lawn,. Hawaiians itit , rsected with walks, bne pares if Water worril with Fists. Aso an excellent compact CO i" F. Est DENCE, &dared fora vetted Family, wi.h all r.quitute Offices, 3D.ltitaWes, Oar- den, and Land, Let on Lease; a Bailiff's House and Cantatas, and rummy Lei:homes of Mellow, Pasture, Arable, and Waal Laiid, ennianting ONE HUNDRED AND rirry.Fmr. ACRES Of Meadow, Patrure, and ridable Laed, it, a ring fence, with a beautiful sitre am of Water Bowinl thrinsi..h the gromids, nixed with Fish. A very cbgi!de Property for a Gen.leman, contiguous to a capital.Paek of Fel thitends, in a goo! Tarring countr•,l., the stelghbaurhon lof families of the ii:st rtspeetabie thy, and en easy distance from R-alitig. 'lu be vieseeti by l ickete. Particulars on tit: Premise"; at the White Lion, Hartford Bridge; Crown and 11.:ar Inn, Read. I tog ; itecrLien, laag-hot ; Bash, Farnham, and Staines. Wither Hart, Wictirar ; Lustre, :,ale Hill; Kinds Arms, Godalrotng ; • of JteeSh Ward, Esq. Solicii or, Fiedf..el square; al Caraway's; • End of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street. Ooldri.quar ; where a ' Plan Estate may be been. SURREY. Capital FREF IiOLD ES TA l'E, NOW for BUILDING, . between Si REA I HAN'. Tole t ilsiO. Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, with oFFIt 1;4 FARM- Iib/UNE, and BUILUI . 'tGS, and 'I'WO HU .41.441.1.1 and ' ONE ACRES of LAND, with a Capical URAVIII. Pit, sv.vEN MILE' from LONDON. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee troupe, Eschange•alley, Near!, on , Tito RaDAY, tie IJIL of July, 1147, ar twelve attack, in I t Lots, (warm; an acceptable offer Is previously nude tor the • ; whole or any part), AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; conipti.ing a desirable RESIDENCE for a Gentleman's Family, tecauttiolly situate on the Roads (rem Streatham to Mitcham, and from 'rooting to Mitcham, in the County of Surrey, with Office. of all descriptions, Coacbdiunse, Stable', I.lwits, Pleasure•Grounda. and Meadow Land, nearly THIMIY ACRES, beautifully °slummed with timber. Also EIGGIN FARM, with a neat FARM-HOUSE, Barn% Stables, and Ont.bullilinp, and upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES Of Meadow, Pastcre, and Arable L am!, Ina high st4te of station, boarded by a outgun of Water, mid' by the Turn:lke- road from Lott lon to Mirrham, which will he Melded Into con- venient Lo.s for erectiug Villas, the principal part on a fine coat. atuaiiini, emir tinviaa Miles (soul die,Metritipolic—Ota , nine of the Lots there is abundance of very fine Gravel, wh•ch would be au almost inexhausublesnuree of wealth to a purchaser. Io be view• - d by applying at l'autworth House, or t.l Mr. CharridgtEn, bai!..nn 11111, where Particulars may be had; at the Win•aisf.eal, T.u.ung; Greyhoutid,Caralsalion; King's Head, hinchant and Epson ; Curt, :dittoes; K are Arnit and Grey- homed, Croydon ; WiudnuU , Clapham Coonnien • of Meer.. Bateman auel Jones, Solieition, Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. Ro. bins, Warwick street, Gulshai.square, where a Plan of the • Estate may be seen. ESSEX. • BETWEEN ONGAIt AND CHELM•TORD. CAP' l'Ala FREY.4OI.D ES TA 1 E. Upwards of NYE HUNDRED ACRES of RICA MEADOW i • GRAZINti altOIJNI), ARABLE and WOOD LAND. An Escilleo , and all rerpriwte 131.111.D1N01, recently 'retied. Twenty-four Miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway'sCorpodiosise,'Change Afley , Cornldll,nil Tana/. DAY, July !Oar, 1517, at Twelve 1.0:, (fly Order of Lire LYACUI turiaant to tl,e %Via of the I:ite reeiralcraa), VINGRETEI HALL, a v,ll/able F.EIIOLD g, situate at Illackmour, between liugar, Chtims. ford, and I.l,stetume; cuouptioug au eligible Residence Ltely erected, plaimed for else accoaunedatiun of a Gentleman's Fa , i • rattly, with caeslleut Oakes ; toirtien, Plarnare•grounl, and • thtivint PiaritatiOn, M'anil'a Hate.; tarasnatd, bans, Stables, and Out•Lisiiiingys, potte:pa: part itestriy exacted; and nand, and Wo..d Land, ,orroundlaag the inn Lc.; 41 El , ChNtil O. of CAl,.:al rich iideadow, I.l,l,e:setting. conlastatures4,Lfiu,e.r.re.:iiet FOUR all./NVO.E.I/ .tail/ FIE ACREs, • • Divided by thriving quick Wars, In an excallent 'Lite rat ant'. "atone and in a beautiful canotry. Also several very astatine Pietas of rich klarrh Lye!, ci•e• .ainiat about Fifty two Acne*, in the stoat dictstece ltsun Me Estate; a newt el•sih:r • rty Gentleman loud 4,J1 AgriattnAtrit , tf • I. The Estate is in pm:vision of tlie Exteetwi a A;•de possession may be had. To be viewed t y ,applying to Mrs. Viler. at •'.ie Maneferi. t iyhere Particulars may are had; the Bottle, Geerg,, :/ngar; Black Loy, and Metre aed I WbiZe Hart, Renamed; Mr. V: irks. Mole's Ara.v., lirtutwena spread Eagle, !baiter:time ; of Mr. !'!arse, bobcitur,„ baele.s• • Cbeapside; or Mr.Walter,Suitchor, Mc se, Oat eau: rest. ; anantl; at Garraway's; and of Me. Robins. Wit A etre,- , London; whore a Plan of the Watt taws Lw Oen. •