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This series will comprehend dissertations digests 4 from the best writes and reporters on thei.t.r Mercatorta among nations as acknowledged by our Municipal Law; on the catitMerclal privileges and disabilities of Aliens; on the modes adopted by the different Branches of the Briti,h Legislature for the promotion and regulation of foreign and domestic Commerce; and ou th - spirit and effect of all the var OU3 Mercantile Contracts. The object of these Lectures is not only to assi,t, by their Practic.il Utility, the different Members if the Legal Profession, whether in Common Law, Equity, or Civil Law, but also to arrange these extensive and important branches of the Eriii.h Constitu• tinn, in a dee and comprehensive point of view, for the Infor. matitm Of thole Gentl‘nnen who may he preparing tti embark either in CoMmercial Pursuits, or in the Public Service of Om Country. •, . The Preetpeeilts and Tickers, &e. ake. may be,,obtaineti of the following Booksellers : fiteSsr.t: Clarke and Sons, Port‘gal-itreet„ , I.inetdrts Inn; Mr. lituttirivoitl, 'rivet-tweet ; Mr.'Reed, If - axd ; ;Ind of 'Mr. Richarilson. ---- . DlkO . N'S ANIIBII.IOUS PIUM ( THESE PU,ts have long Obtained a just cele brity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dill o n, Apothecary, and from their ireat 'success in many obstinate Ili lious-Disorderi, diffnetberous patients 'of distinction and o-li,U.s, particularly the Date of lieelford, Sir George Warree, the. ! Dowager Lady Say and Sek, the Vivouratess Hulkeley, &c. &c. he was perAacied to offer them to the public, under the ap. prObation and smetion of their names. They tn, f,und to be an incomparable remedy for restoring the *due of the stomach, for curing Indigestion, for preventing cruditiei, and their consequent disigi-eeable eructations and flaw leneielt. They prevent habitual and temrorary costivenees, sick head-aches, and heart,-burn, which is tiecasionkal by preguancy, and aslcbilitated stontach, whether arising front the acrimbny of the redlindant bile, Intemperate diet, or drinklez to excess. . Copy of a (tenter from Mrs. Bennett. SIR—I have been in the habit of taking Tour Dlxon's Antihl lions Pills with the gr.-atest success, for the last tbree years ; par. ticularly when pregnant; I have recommended them to stye rat ,of nay female acqnaintances lu a sinaVar Situation, also to many gentlemen who are in the habit of frequen•lng our house. Being quite out of the Pills, I should thatik you to send m. two of yottr Family Boxes, as I am now within six weeps of my con• finentent. Mr. Bennett is laoftmaster i and as soon as I receive the Pills l will remit you a post-ofliee order to the amount. Hotel, Here ford, 1 am,.Sir,*your f,builient berven, January 14, 1808. E 1.12. BENNETT. • sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. %tier's. No. 4,•Chesoside, corner of Paternoster-Tv* ; Baxter •and Cq. and Smith, Edin burgh and Qiasgow ; Hoalaml and liaydon, Plymouth; New. berry and Son, Dublin ; Peck and 'Fortier. Hall Maloty JOnei, POtt.iC4 Portsmouth; Carsil and Scott, kulin burgh; lonett, Tiouton ; •Vrewman, Exeter;' Crtlttvieltittite Dimas; Bath ; Brows- Bristol ; and most country moliclalits: den, to bozos at as. ' 94.:45. and ins. webs A Firs 1 !nr la f 1 ler TI tbi ao fn fl • • T se ad ar • • a r • • M 1 • 1 • 1 p • 1 1; » a 1 • 1 1 .11'`~ fy ALVESION HO' WARWIC' Tn be SOLD At the White I.ion Tuesday, the 2lx/ in Lott{ r1:1E Walled Garde , VESTONommprir" arable, meadow, an , sores. and in thi bi The Mar.gion [to. eonobt ins of ['o'er bounded on nue sif an *exclusive Rlghl of the River, Welcom House contains a fan Room, Dining Kitchen, and citherl caves. On the First .Dressing Rnoms, There are two Yard detached. TI choice Rrnit be laid dry in half Ahieit(M is skuated from Warwick; and able neighbourhood hotindi, and in a f urnpike-road, passes through the Particulars ntay hear; of Messrs. don; of the Atm Mr. Tictmes, Soli, the Manstm Hem CO Extract of a Lett ,Dr. So SIR --We hate the. pleasure of informing von, that ri youniewonuvi pane of M. Lewis, of the parish of ifybang4, wbo had Itiqg 141)e:urea under a nervous coalplaint, attended with internal trealutcss, loss of appetite., paias in the head and.hreast,'and was evin conli:ted to her b ed , was havily re?.toi-ed to health by tabliit two bottles of your valuable Cnrklial, which was purchased at our shop, by a friend of the lialated: 7 7 l..gtad 1. (kR IFFI 1 - 14 S. TO Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead Hour, near Liverpool. Edinburgh, N0v..2.8, 18C6. Sit—As It must be very.gratifylng to you to be informed of the great efficacy of year medicines, I hes leave therefore to hand you the following particulars, which I am anxious that you make public, in order that others in similar circumstances may have immediate recourse w such a va:uable remedy as your Cordial balm of Gilead. Although a very young man, I waif reduced to such a state of debelitr, in consequtoce of a r.ervoua complain: ' as scarcely to b e able to walk, and todally unable to follow my osuol, employment. I had many ocher aisagrcs;bie symptoms, particularly a violent pain in the stomach, wt. 5 a gteat depresiiiinhodiowne ill of spirits. .In this miserable situation I bad recourse to your Cordial Balm or Gib..ad, and bought a sottltbottlit (rob% Mr.. Smith, Ss, North Bridge, your Agent in this city,.(to whom reference :nay be had) froni which I derived s o niuch,aidvarttap as to he able irl the course of 2 few days to resuthe my atiployment ; since that time I have taken seteral bottles sett, from which, I have also rape renced similar benefit, solatech so,.that to yoer medicine, tinder Divine Providence. I lurk upon zs dir pri:st•ret.tion of my Accept therefore, dear tit . , of my moot grat, f. i thanks; and be lieve we, with respect, yoarinest obedient eevvant, ST-TORT. 1 . 0 be had at Gilead near Literisn o :.; of fl.ttletws and Leigh, N , ), 18, :sward; bicey and `cutter, bow Church-yard; Bacon ald C.. OffardLEreet, 4.rindou ; :odd Brodie, I),:wding, and Goateed, 8 ; Keene, Dublin; HAVIs M:skre. ro;:tait ; and' of 'Very l'atent . With Sault b nth. isTve:• bili of derectlotte,'and select ibigtotionsosf its elb%acy--4.4: Guvesoment Storni. it; er graved wercig *is ati..3tikt4ion, I.lV;rrotir to Courticacit Much is fel*. - they a perfectly restoring health, the pa tient butte happy assurance that he or she is at the eve of being so restored. kt the degree of malignancy be ever se great. • It us an excellency peculiar Tea these Ails,• to make chreetly to the complaining part, and enter into contest with the offending matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. They are decla red by experience to be a preserver of health, as well as a resto rer, by taking only eikitt single Pills Spring and Catlin every year, in short, the Patentee has this extraorthnary obligation to than, that whatever he promised himself front them, they were sure to fulfil and exceed, as though impatient of immortal and universal fame- These Pills are most worthy a place in the cabinets of Masters and Captains of Ships; the snore so, for that they will keep good is all climates any length of time, and that they have now borne the test of near 80 years, with increasing credit to themselves, and honour to their at: thor, insomuch that during the last eight years they have radically cured upwards of 40,000 per sons, many of whom had been discharged front Hospitals where salivation had been frequently repeated, and all other methods made use of without effect. ' Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TiIONIA. TAYLOR, Member .of the RoyalColkge of Surgeons in Lonsion,at his hosts.. No. 9, New Bridge-sttaet ; where he will give advice, without a Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Pati ems Let ters, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the must inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or case having hers mentioned, but at their own par: icular request, by the Proprietor, Miring the course of more than 40 years, that he has had the con ducting of an extensive sale of the above medicine, and the prat tke rrisieg therefrom. They are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfumer's. No. $5, St. Alban'e-etreet, ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Ox ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Hsh-street-Hill, nearly opposite the Monument; and by one Person in every considerable town in England, ke. in Boxes of only 2s. W. each, sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sea may sure themselves with ease and secrecy. N. B. very Box sold in Great r,Lain is sealed np Nei:hammy. in which, by faeourof the Commissioners, is printed-at the Seamy. Office "'l'. Tay10r...N0.9. New lirielge-,teeth." se instate whiallA is felony, and all Miami arc sonaterkat. . . • ~- y- ' . ''' ; . es' ' '7 ; '' ' k'C ' ' er - ' 1 a 1r1:--711111 W . . 'tlge" NW 4* \ 'l4 ' • ...*: , ~..i.,.., . . Au,....5i• t ft- • ,i . ' t. - ....a1l . -.,,..- . .. .... - .....- . . .., .01,-, i . 4, ' •••••. .. . '. ..' - i). ,-,. - . „ • . , - • , I. h, f . ~,..: ' '\'' :: WI O F / ' te• -- es III"e l ks . I 4 s iaelt • .., 14 r . . • • - •"*'• - ''...,::.....-;-,, , ti% • f„;€ itt ' • - 5... - - _ t .- . ~ .• • . .. )• s 10. t .• [PRICE SIXPENCE , H 41.1-PENNii" 'es 1 r . .. • ' • ... L • ...---e. - - 1E BORDERS OF SURREY, WITHIN TF . JOHNT GI B BONS SHE R W 001), son of Hew' RTY MILE S OF TOWN. 1 Sherwood, heretofore of Cambridge, in the dogety of elat. . L ET, for soon or fourteen Yeses, . bridge, yeothau, is now living, and will apply either,- Messrs Dr- MANS lON, comprising- tpruf9rta. "bary, Derby. and Scadamnre, N. 1, Tan fi eld-court, Inert tem. e. Kim,. Sleeping rosins, and Water-Closets, pie, London, ur to 4-saes. Guy and Michell, Solicitors In Ceip. °flees, large walled Garden, Fish Ponds, penhaet, Wilts, h : win leor of eninethistg to his advatrane. VT h, Coach-boos: and Stabling, and- every net other persons e vine • :. . • ACon where h-: may be found will be iren for the residence of a family of respecta. handsomely rewe; t I "- • his trouble. If living, he must be about use will be attached the ilk* of Sporting 65 years of are . Lich is very extensive, and abounds in Game • , • i withie two miles ot Harriers, and near to I ; °WE •' S A TE N r BRITI S H SI " ik r LNG ":1-°' H. ;do - •el • f l" 1E texture being comprised pirtly .of English .., b e accommodated with any ii „, e ,i t y of laud 1 Fiat, renders it for durability aud washing equal to tee Lett .'• ame ternt at the House, at also with the-well j Irish Linen, and abOut half the prise. A supply of the Sunitieet , t a valuation. ' Bleach is arrived. pplate Mr. Tames, Land kont, New Boa- i Sold only at N 0.154, Cheapside, near St. Paul's ; and Harding, I's 1n London. Howell. mo t C o . n a me/ en_wholesale.ord by the piece. . ..._ — • OsX.FORDSHIR.F. CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. ANgtis ANI3 - cREEPIOLD ESTATES. W ORMS are the most frequent sources of Chit. lib 301sT? BY AUC EINI • • ' diva's Disease. Their symptoms every parent and gaariliiin. y 'St the'llull inn, Bodoni; on Tuesday the / . of children sbould biseacquaintod with— they occasion loss ot t ip. 117th invent;petite, petite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emseletion, and irre- IR SufSWINWROO K .WIDFO RD , gular state ef tile bowels, attended after wins violent paius ; they and ARTALLY, "with sundry valuable Free- brig on convulsions, they affect the growth of the body,and they aiping altniether upvenols of neventeee Inuu- prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both es a pre. * In the Parisks . eil Ssvinlerosh, Anal/. L'ii eenrative ansisead•e of these alarming complaiets, the above excels rnititY Of before' ; one At:ledistant feeint Burs knt medic' we' .is universally allowed, on car ttotisnony of the ord, 23 from Cheltenham, and only 71 frees highest characters in thiecountry, both in rank and itaprenthinty, to have no equal. Tke public approbation give., to the Pro >Henn ppVid Mr. Stevens, Bull Tan, Bur- toilers, a from a persotal knowtirdeg-of its wonderful metro in tit:it- on'n trot*, Still, and ntieng, No. 5, Lincole's Inn; i fa at iliesotamps its merit Inland competition, and gives a sante um lan, Land Surveyur, 4.t, Upper Baker street, to it, of which no otter medicine of the kind can boast. Parente lays may be seem and others who have the care of children should have this remedy Subs!. X. • ' as a family medizine to resort to.wheneverthe stomach or howasi AN-YARDS AND OTHER PREMISES. of children are any way disordered, which It wdl alwayslie found ay AUCTION, by PLUMER awl SON, to.r 4i m i • t • I run, Horsham. on satarday, the 17th day Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, pstant, at l'hree o'Clock in the afternoon, by comer of Paternoster-row; Baxter and Co. add Smith, hilieburgh aignees of Tiroues Tucw eta., a Bankrupt, I nod Glasgow; lioxiend and Haidnn, Plsineuth; Newbery *nil )LD ESTA l'E, and rther Premises, Son, Dublin ; Peek and Turner, Hull : Malory end Jones, Port- - :oast - ts, la Lots, with immediate posse nice. sea; Sharp, Portsmouth; Carp II and !won, Edinburgh; logger, old Estate, etiolated near the Town of Hor- Taunton ; Trewmen, Exeter ; Cretwell end Pans, Bath ; f a commodious Dwelling-house, Carden, Or- Brown, Bristol • and most Counter 111 4 olitio: Venders in bona d, d, containing two Aires, more or less, and a at 2s. 9.1. and fi ' s.6d. each. ee onyard (well supplied with Water from two CliALLEN.GF- tithes), conednieg 99 Vats with a Pork Mill MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Snrgeons. late in hi s I a new construction, spacious -Bark Barns, bling, and ether convenient Outbuildings, and Majesty's Services challenge the wrestle wood to"prove a single instance where their Medicine and method of cure have renetnent upon toe Premises. ase for the unexpired Tenn of three Years, failed ot the denred effect. The practice of many years in tile particular branch of their.proteuion list not gives rise to NM last, of a Dwelling-house, Garden and Orehard, • ontaining 114 Vats, with Bark Barns, Drying unsuccessful case. and other convenient Ontbuildingi ; and also a They continue to direct their studies to thetreatment and cure t, containing three Acres, more or less; the enema of the system, of Venereal Complaints, and that derang aid Thorson Tugyrell, situated near the town which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes, ise for the unexpired Term of six Years, from in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barren- of a 'Farm situated at Broadbrigets Heath, near nest ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dins leg of a Bern and ntber Buildings, and about treeing state of me debility, which, tf net tily remedied.terminetes e Land, in impotence. Thole are its remote and ultimate effects, while con- lse for the Term of seven Years, from Micbael- sumPtinnllloss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints in tailed I.infieids, situated at Tower-bill, near usually characterise the earlier stages of rhis solitary vice. Wiser. big of a Messuage, Barn, and other Buildings, tens languishing under the disorders incident to such ihabit their ore. or less) of Arablel.and. treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, In the ase, for the unexpired Term of ten Years from course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In the di a Pasture Field, close to the town of Hor- most obstinate and comulicated cases at venereal infolion, rude ridge Field, containing six Acres, more Jr less, as obstructions in the urethra, %piing) , excrescences, hard tue ybe had of George Adams Esq. Old Jewry, mours , talleus ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakneu, glees, as ales - hild, limber Merchant, Shirfold• Mr. Sted- S TRIC TURES, • :ioneers, Holobain; where the Leases may be Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill ofother Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan of [OUSE, NEAR S TRAITOR, ON AVON, rearmen t, effectually and permanently cured , without the patient euffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which CKSHIR F., with immediate Possession, often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of 1) by AUC LION, by JOSIAH ROBINS, 40 years extensive pre Lice in this metropolis, numerous mars of r):1 Inn, Stra• ford on Avon, Warwickshire, on Strictures have been and are daily under their are, the total Uth day of November instant, at Five o'Clock, eradication of which are effected by a sere, certain, and experlie tious mode of prdctice, superior to any other .;et adopted. The ail MANSION HOUSE, Paddock, weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this camplaint, den . Freshet! Lands, and Fishery, called AL,- is speedily removed, and the patient reooreil to sound and vi. isitig upwards of 102 Acrid of the last luxuriant gorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a and p Attire land, divided into convenient inclo- j proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Stric- highest itate of cultivation. • I cure ha, been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive tilt Maw stands in a richly ornamented Paddock, 1 slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Cenetitutiun. enty-eight Acres of Tytte free Pasture Lana, Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respecithilley, itle by the AeonOn wilich the Owner has i have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and CO. for the re. it: of Fishing; and coniniandiug beatatifut Views moval of complaints ot the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, haring •Icomb Hills, and the surrounding Country. The received a radical and permanent cure, request that references . spacious Entrance Hall, an Inner Hell, Break. may be malt to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided stes nag Vomit, Drawing Room, Butler's Pantry, periority of Messrs. Currie'and Co.'s plan of treatment. Macy er*Offices on the Ground Floor, and two Stair of these Gentlemen'have had Strictures from ten to twenty years, test Floor six excellent Bed Rooms, with several and had been under the care of Messrs. Home and Heaviside*. , ond Closets, anti seven Garrets for servants.— and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure coach-houses, two Stables, and a small Farm- by the application of the lunar ca u stic, without success. l'he Garden is very productive, well stored with Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex with the ts, and contains a large Stew for Fish, which can greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, If an hour. Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country are requested to state ,bated rwo rifles from Stratford-on-Avon, six ' the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living,"&e. and ninety six from London; in a most respect- inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the ,ante clod; near to Mr. Cornett's celebrated fox will be given or sent to any part of tbekingduna. country abounding with game ;an excellent To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, tie leading from NVellihouro to Stratford-on-Avon, postage of Letters may be added to the acoount for medicines. le Estate et an eligible distance from the Mansion. iy he had at the principal Inns in the neighbour- BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. . Vizard and lietchinson, Lincoln's ion, Lon. I EAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous for ictiotwer, 13imingham ; anti of Mr. Lauder, or .1-4 1 their superior efficacy in curing every degree and symptom senors, Werw,iiit. -To vielle the Eitate apply at pf the Venereal Disease, the Seurvy, Su, without confinemeut or Ise, or at - 7 1 Giishess, itethe VitlageofAlveuon. , reseraint of diet, its an easy, expeditious, sa(e, and secret mane 3RDIAL HALM Off GILEAD. nor. One small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation irupercepe tier from Welsh, onl, dared January ^ _^_,lBo7 ,to disk, and esquiriug no particular attention. 381.011 4 Gilead-House, near Liverpool. In 15 days they generally cure these cruel Disorders ; and ntro thp rapqaltvp ni ifOr,rmirter w-rit• 'le., where they failin that rinse of perfectly restoring health, the pa- FRIDAY, NOV: AIBER 9 , INTENDED SURREY AND SUSSEX CANAL MEETING POSTPONED. E, the undersigned, do hereby give Notice, that the MEETING advertised " to be held at the Town Hall, in Guildford, in the County of Surrey, on Saturday, the 17th ineant, for the purpose of considering the propriety of making a Navigable Canal to connect the Rivers Wey and Arun from New Bridge, in the Parish of Wisborough Green, in Sus .ex, to Stonißrdge, In the Parish of Shalford, in Surrey, a dis• tance of only sixteen miles," .is, on account of the Meeting of Parliament, Postponed to Saturday, the Ist day of December next, and will then be held at the Town Hall, in Guildford afore* said, at Two o'clock in the . Afternoon of the same day EGRF MONT, GRANTLEY, ONSLOW, ,SAML. THORNTON, MIDDLETON, G. HOLME SUMNER, KING, J. WEBBE WES TON. Oulicifo44 Nov. 7, 1810. PROPOSED CAN a 1 FltOM BATI I l'O BRIS 101.. N ona having been given, " that applicakion is • intended to be made to Parliament in the next Session for leave to bring In a Bill and to obtain an Act for making and maintaining a Navigable Canal for Boats, Barges, and other Ves sels, with proper Towing Paths, Bosons and other Work::, froth and out or the Kennet and Avon Canal, in the Parish of Lyn combe and Wideombe, near Bath, in the County of Somerset, to Old Market -street, in the Parish of oaint Philip and Jacob, in the City of Bristol; and also a certain nav;gthle Cut from and out of the said Canal, In the Parish of Saint Philip and Jacob, in the County of Gloucester, to the Floating Harbisor, in the same Parish ; and to vary the course of the River Avon, In the Parish of Saint James, in the City of Bath, in the County of Somerset ; which sai:lCanal, Cut, Batons, and other Works, are intended to pass or be carried in to, or through the. several Parishes and Townships, or places of Lyncomb , - and Widcombe, Saint James, in the City of Bath, Tiverton, otherwise Tw Berton, Newton, Conlon, Saltford, and Keynsbam, in the County of Somerset ; Bitton, Old-Land, Hanham, Saint George, and Saint Philip and Jacob, In the County of Gloucester; and Saint Philip and Jacob, in the City and County of the City of Bristol." It is proposed, that In consequence of such Notice having been given, a Meeting of the Landholders, through whose property the said intended Canal aad other Works are to be carried, shall be held at the Crown Inn, at Saltford, in the County of Somerset, • on Wednesday, the 14th day of November next, at Eleven o'CloCk in the Forenoon..to take into consideration the propriety of stab measures being carried into execution, at which time and 'place all persons whose property is May to be affected by such Canal and otherVorks being earriedtbruugh it, are earnestly requested to attend —tett, October 31, tit°. PURSUANT. to a DECREE of the ,HIGH '1 'COURT 'Of CHANCERY, to i • Cause " !kin T. Bright,' IM i General Order of Tyumen., tie Creditors of Robert Bright, late . Cbseter.baule•aquare, Leaden, (who died in the year if 17S are ; on wisdom the Stbday of December, 18 tO, to come 0 be ore Willhint Alexander, En one of the Ma4tera of the said Court, at lds •Chambers, in infittbiuSspton-buildings, Chancery• lave, bombe ; sod peeve the& Debts, or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. SUSSEX, ON THE Tlttß . To-be 4EI FAMILY ki hie Sitting-rooms. convenient dinnestic Offiees, and pkasnre Groitndi, Cnacit eessrry accommodatiOn Wiry. To this 1-I.OOK over the Manor, witici of every description, the Surrey Fox-hounda. .The Tenant may be , upon Lease ftw the same terra adapted Furniture at a v For particulars. apply well-Court, Llticoltf- CAPITAL M?t Tn Thirty-tyro Lots, T HE KANO ASTALL, antl bold F.arates; coorainil odAcree.' Fultwook, in the Co toed, tt3 trim Word, Lothion. For prime] Partic! ford ; to Met-rt. Stn and to Mr Waltem . London ; whim Plans VALUABLE 'rAN To hr 501.15 by At the King'b-head of November MI Ordet or the A•4l, FREEHOL 41;1 upon Le: Lot I. A freehold sham, consisting of chard, and a Fivkl, very compact Tan Ponds on the Premises lately erected upon a Dryisig Sheds, Stablir olio a Workman's Lot 2. The Lease . front Michaelmas last, ot and a Tan-yard, containing :,hed4, Stabling, am Meadow adjoining, residence of eke said of Horsham. Lot S. The Lease .Michaelmas last, of Horsham, consiAiriz 43 Acres of Arable I Lot_4. The Lrase mu last, of a Farm Horsham, cunststirli and 35 Acres (more I, o t. 5. .I . he Lase, Michaelmas last, of • shim, called Tanhi Particulars may London; Mr. Chi._ man, or the 4uctioneers , inspected.