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i f() S 4 t 4 -.1, &01,--_Allt) alte4 •r .ok l • •. • • ••- -• • e 4^- • . • - . 1 ! : • b • Nr mBER 9525. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1817. PRICI; SEVE N•PENCI• SALES BY AUCTION. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Auggitt29, 1817. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of MS M 4. JSSTES ORDNANCE do Array give Yolks, ST. THOMAS'S HOSPI rm. ASTLEY COOPER and Mr. HENRY kVA- CLINE wlll begin 'heir COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SURGICAL. I.EC PUKES on Wittottatiaalt, the let of Oc tober, at Two o'Clock. SALES BY AUCTION . . BELMONT HOUSE, NEAR PLYMOUTH DOCE:. Wtth immediate Posiettion. To be PO , tIIT/ELY SOLI) to the bight Bidder, h 7 PUP t.t ADC I'lo N, at Wealz!gy's!-It:tel, Fore-street, Dock, ”rt VN U a+- OAT, ilia :WI of ist-ittensisrt instant, at SU oClock its the Eve in tar the remaluder of a Term of 99 Years deci-tm!r. 'THEATRE 01 ANATOMY. GREAT WINDMILL-STREET. THE WINTER COURSC of LECTURES nn ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOOT, and SVIOARY, By JAMES WILSON, F.R S. and CHARLES BELL, F.R.S.E. Surgeon to the Middlesex Hospital, Will commence on WanNILIDAT, October Ist, at Two o'Clock. Mr. SHAW Will give the Minot:mations in the Rooms, and will attend dialog the morning to asblu the Students. That Proposals will be received at their 01lice in Pall-Mall, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 17th day of September next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of Forage for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Dis tricts, to be delivered at the expense of the Cortractor, Woolwich and St. John's Wood, North Britain, Midland, South West, Western, Sussex, Kent exclusive of Woolwich, Eastern; for a period of Six Months from the lit Octolter next; the Oats to be snod, sweet, dry, a:id clean, without any mixture of Foxy or Alowburnt Oats, and not.t not wtigh less than 37 rum& per . Winchester 13ushel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered Trusses of 56Ibs. weight; the Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in TrulliC• of 3611 n. weight. The Prices to be paiol for the respective Quantiti-s of cirlt A7ticie which may be delivered, at the followirg rates, vii. For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight. For the Hay at per huildred and twelve pounds. For the Strew at per itut•.dred and t welve pounds. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jobttly for two or Mare of the said Dirricts, and it is terectcd that the Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of his contract, may accumulate, making an allowance fur the same after the rate of per Horse per Week. Tarher particulars may he known upon application to the OF cc:, Commanding the Royal Artillery in each Digrier, and also at the Secretary's OfEre in l'aU Met, nforesai , l, any day be'ween the hours of Ten and Four o'Llock, where the Proposals mug be del!vereil sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Forage," but no Proposals can be a•lntitted alter the eaid 17th September, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same d .y, neither will any Ten der be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Bowl, R. H. CREW. Secretory. TO-MORROW, ►pl3E Wbole of the present Small Lottery will he .J determined, and the only opportunity which a., Adventurer ever peeseeeeil of obtaining, In sy tew Numbers, Two Prizes of .e;:0,000, will expire.—ln the Scheme ti.ere are— II ... Prizes of ... £16.000 I 4,000 I 4,000 14 0000000 .. •• 1,000, £3OO, &c. My Person purchasing Tw's Tickets of the same Number Stay obtain a magnificent Capital of ,C 40,000. The favours of the Public are respectfully 'ached at No. 7, Consist:A. and 16, Ozroan-svuesr. where tbe last Prise of seso,ooo was sold by them obedient Servant, CARROLL, contractor. D ICHA RDSON, GOODLUCK, and Ca, re. Air smokily remind the Public, that the ;Rate Lottery, of only t,900 Nombers, (Two of each Number), will be all Di awn TO-MORROW, the 10th instant. There are TWO Prizes of Xio,ooo, Ste. Ste. ALL in Sterling Monty; and aay tric-nd wishing to have a Duplicate Ticket may olitain,E4o,ooo by Two Tickets of one Notnittr. In the Contract just over, Riciattn sob, Goont.tics„ and Co. Shared and Sold a Capital of 420,00 —another of set 5,000---ninerons 41,00 n, &c. Br.c. all of which we new paying on demand, or exchanged for °thee 1 islets and Shares, at the Old Established Of of RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock-Brokers, Cornhill and Charing- Crow. • TO-MORROW, TENCH SEPTEMBER. JAND J. SIVEWRIGHT announce that very . few Tickets remain uadisposed of. and the present Lottery, only 2,000 Numbers, will be all Drawn TO-MORROW.— The Prises all Sterling Money. Two of .E 20,000, besides Six • teen other Capitals--540,000 may be gained by One I' umber, date being Two Tickets of each. Thus an Adventurer may gain • • 1C40,000 Sterling by Tom 'rickets, 230,000 Sterling by One and a Half, 228,000 Sterling by One and a Quarter, • 2110.000 Sterling by a Single 'Picket, 210,000 Sterling by Half a Ticket. 1. tad J. SIVEWRIGHT have Tickets and Shares on Sak, at moderate Priem, which It 101 be recollected they werell first to establish, and they hope the Public will etpetietice a repetition of that good Fortune which has so unilormly disci iguished their 61d.established Oakes, No. 37, CceoMil, if, Holborn. 38, Hay market, and 141. Oaford•street. BELFAST ACADEMICAL INSTITU now. WANTED. a HEAD MASTER for the ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, echo will have the au perinteadence of a BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL. He must he thoroughly acquainted with the principles of English Gram • mar and Lomposnien, and accustomed to the most approved method of Pronunciation. No unmarried person need apply ; ad a decided preference will be given to a Classical Scholar who has been in the habit of teaching. The emoluments of the office Nill depend upon the number of Pupils. The Master will hav e Cm use of a large and convenient Dwelline.house. a Dormitory; capable of accommodating forty Boarders. fitted op wit.• bed. needs, and a well appointed School room. l'he most satisfactory ovinionials will be required, both as to character and abilities. 1 he Election will take place on Tuesday, 30th September teat ; and, if not Inconvenient, the personal attendance of the Candi. dates world be desirable. The person chosen will be required to Lie charge of the Depittreent on the let of November following. Application to be made to Joseph Stevenson, Esq. Secretary to e:e Institution, Belfast (if by letter, to.be post paid), who will tee every possible Information respecting the situation. &Van, August 19. WEEKLY, if QUARTERLY, NEW LITERARY JOURNAL. 114 Published, in Co. price 10s. Part 11. for the Months of Aprll, May and hue; and to be regularly eoutinutd every Saturday, nn a largo sheet containing Forty-eight Columns, price Is. and sent (free of Postage) to all parts of the Kingdom, PINE LITERARY GAZETTE, or JOURNAL. 1 of BELLES-LETTRES, ARTS, Ste. comprising: 11 A Ilniew of every Interesting New Publication. whether Foreign Or Ensile's, with copious and amus•sig Estrum—S. Original ,?Tre4ponsience, Literary anti Philovophical.—S. Essays on the ine Arts and on all Subjects connected with Polite Literature; Lazludi:g New Diteoveries and Improvements.-4. Proceedings Pubic and Literary Such tics —5. Biographical Memoirs. or stinguished Pen:mi.—b. Sketches of Society. Manners and "brays. -7. Critical Accounts Of New English and Foreign Origioal Poetry, Accede:to, Jettx.d'Esprit, &e.— Summary of i'otblc, and News.-10. Aancauccuntisto ut Slow i. - htications, &c &c. his intcrestieg New 1 IT . Thy/111AI, combining !ten anti leading tea:urrs of a Kevivw, a Masashi:, and a ‘'''et'air Newspaper, may he frail either in Parts, Qusrterly, at ehek, or in Weekly Na:ohers at Is. t aeh, %Ode, are first rr to riy published every Sit...:day, and s•-lit (file of Potas-) ' - " 1,. .: 1, t0t :he Kto.g . iletn, so that it may is.t re"ePred In the Coun t': on Sunday at the (!istaime of nearly trot miles Irons I OWII. :.• Orders f ur the facts, or Numbers, receiv e d by every hooks are' Newsman throng bout the Kingdom ; (sr if sent to ti.e I . 'treat y C...zerte Office, I'o. St:and, with a uultreli" ur :..latent in t own, will he ear.fully attulde.l too SALES BY AUCTION. ROXBURGHSHIRE, NEAR JEDBURGH. VALUABLE ESTATE, abounding with GAME, Capital TROUT STREAM, &e. Upwards of FOUR HUNDRED and FOR 17-SEVEN ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gamway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Taves. DAT next, the It th !;eptember, INV. at Twelve ei Clock, AVERY ELIGIBLE ES FATE eadled FIRTH, hi rim Parish of I.ill esicat within sevas miles of ledburgh, ' and near to Han kit. Melrtke, and Selkirk, consisting of an hie Residence, recently put into good repair containing a Dining. Room, Parlour, Kitchen, Dairy, Six go od lied Rooms, with Servants' Rooms over, and Cellars in the Basement; excellent Offices, capital Farm Yard, with Stabes Cow Houses, Calf Pens, Thrashing mill with Water-wheel, Barns, Stable., &c good Oar. den Well stored with Fruit trees and upwards of Four Hundred and Forty-seven Acres of Arable Land and Plantations, lying cum- pact, and divided by thriving fences. [here is a small Feu Duty, the Tithes and Taxes are very trifling. To be viewed by applying on the Premises. where Particulars may be bait; at the Black Bull, Jedburgis ; Buccleugh Arms, Hawick ; Cross Keys, nelkirk ; the Inn at Melrose; principal Inns at Edinburgh; George, York ; and of Mr. Robins, War. wick -street, Goiden-squareLondon, where a Plan of the Estate may Se seen. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ES FE, with a DWELLING HOUSE, BAItN', S I'ABLES, and OU l'-11U1hDINGS, and nearly FORTY ACRES of Capital MEADOW and ARABLE LAND, with COMMON R 'Olt I'S. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Cornitill, on Taunt. DAT next, the 11th September. 1817, at Twelve o'clock, AVERY ELIO! BLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, land= Pas redeemed, near the town et COLFORD, in the pulp of Newland and tithing of Colford, in the County of Gloucester; comprising a Mrs-wage or Dwelling-Hour, called Berry bill, with Barn, Stable, and other Out- miildipgs. with 20 Statute Acresof Rich Meadow Land, a :dabout five;Acres Arable in •he occupation of Mr. Richard White on Lease till andlernas iBi 9. Also. several Pieces of prime Meadow Land, containing about 14 Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Benlield, with a Stable and Fold, adjoining to the town of Colferd. The Estate is well watered, and has a right of Comment in the Fory.wt of Dean ; this par: of the county is noted fur the fertility of its soil, and abounds with Minerals To lut vie.wed on application to the Tenants, of whom Parti culars may be had; and at the Angel. Culford ; of Mr. Cooke, So dreg, Ross; 3t the King's Head, Clam* ter ; Bear, Newnham ; George, Mitchel Dean ; Balton Arnts,Chemow ; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; and of Mr. Itobins,Warvetck.striet, Gulden.scpare. SUFFOLK. FREEHOLD ESTATES,e:II43IAki, in the pleasant Village of srmirroN, between BURY and 130 1 4:DALE. on the Rind to NORWICH—Pt...sant compact RESIDENCE, with OFFICF.S, FARMS, and LAND, about I'WO HUNDRED and SEYliblrlf-TWO ACRES, and plenty of GAME— land Tax redeemed. 13y Mr. ROBINS, At Gerraway's Coffee-house, lu Exeisatege Alley, Cornhill, on TauaIMAT tint. Sept. 11, 1817, at Twelve, on Two Lots, E VA GUA ISLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. Lori 1. CANHAMS, situate near the pleasant Village or STANTON, ten miles trout Burr, on the road to Norwich; comprising a substantbl desirable Family Residence, in excellent order, with Offices, Farm-yard, and Outbuildings, good Garden, part walled, Pleasure Grounds, and thriving Planta:ions, Farm houses, with all regulate Out buildings, sundry . gunge. and Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, anti Wood Land, all lying compact, and comlining upwards of TWO HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES, Capital Barley and Turnip Land, in a high state of Cultivation, and abounding with Game. Phis Bstate is desirable for a Residence, or for Investment, in a cheertill, healthy part of the Country, good Roads, and highly respectable neighbourhood. LOT 2. STANTON COTTAGE, a very eligible, pleasant Residrnee for a Genteel Family, with Oakes, .14. e. recatitiy fi -ied pup. a , a considerable eapente, and late in possessioa of Mr. Wal ker, Astronomer; with Lawn, Garden, Pleasure Ground, and rich Meadow adjoining, the wuule containing 6A. Bit. 181'. 'lke Lies may be viewed by applying at the Mansion, where Particulars niay he had; and at the King's Head, Notwteh ; :tnge. and Gies hound, Bury; Ru land Arms, Newmarket; Bull, Barton MUM; Crown, Cliesterford; Crown, Botesdale; I.4 . hre Hart, Srowmarket; Rose and Crown, Sudbury; Black Boy, lielmsford ;at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robin., Warwick street, Golden-innate ; where a Plan of the home may be Sefil. EASE SUSSEX. ON THE BORDERS OF KENT. BETWEEN I UNBRIDLE, LEWES, AND MARESFIELD. COMPACT, FAR MS AND LAND, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffer Houle, in Exchange-Wier. Cornball, on THURSDAY next, ,tptember 11, at Twelve O . CIOCk, ID I brae . 1.413. LOT I. AVALUASLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, the HOLE FARM, situated In the Parish of WI Fill/HAM, hi the County of oUSSEX, opposite SUOKHIJRA K, an possession of Mr. Wise. Comprising a moue-twit Farm House, with Offices, Garden, Orchard, Farm yard, Biros, Statile, Cow house, Granary, Cart-lodges, and various Xim-buildings. and ispwais of ONE HUMMED and WEN EY MO ACRES of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, a n d small mart Wood Land, all lying compact The Lauds are thversified, and a custunonding, doe, healthy Situation. Lo: 2. FLORENCE FARM, in the Parish of Withyhant, a , delightful FREEHOLD ESTA l'E, situate in the Vt,lye of Groombridge, about Four miles from TUNBRIDGE WELLS, 'on the road to Hartheld and Mansfield, Fore &c. Comprising a Settstantisi Erick link Farm liota,e, ni a fine,' commanding biteation, Farmyard, and Out.butidi: , gs, &c. and On the opposite side, ;mother Lunt Yard, with Out-buildings and sundry Enclosures of Me..dow, Pastur..,aNd Arable Land,all lying aompact,'part bounded by the Medway, a flue Stream of Water. well stored with trout and other Fish. This E,tate, at a trifling •Me, would make a most charming Sumas" Residence. Lot 3. OWL'S CROFT' FARM, !n the Parish of HART FIELD, with Common Ri . i!szs ; on the right of she Turnpike road from WES I'ERHAA and Eden &Age to Hextfield, through the M Cowden, in possession of Jotalile Edwarski s comprising a FREEHOLD zsTA IT, a Si otte.bui t roomy Cot- , tage, with °Aces, Carden an Orchard, Farm 1 ard, and Out buildings; aad Five Enclosures of Meadow and Arable Land, cootaiuitig upwards of SEVEN ACRES, alt lying compact, and framing a very desirable hula property, tit a viralxi:t cio.erful spot. I he Lots may be viewed by appiylng to Mr Law 4nls,a , Wi•by- Itam, or to Ike t coats , s, where rarocutars tear be tit.% and at the i)orset Atms, Hartfield, %Vithyrtam, and E:l4,i Griostratl; White Horse. Eden Bridge; Antis, westeritatts; Crown, Cow • , den; White Gotif tote ; King's Arms, Crey• - on ; Btoinky; of Messrs. Meyrice mod Bro.iertp, Eolicnors, Red Littn•square ; at Garraw..y•-; :IA of M . Robins, War wick- Wrest, Uuldrit-squnt e, *het e Piaus may be iletile BUCKS.—TREEHOLD AND TITHE-FREE. DR ATI'ON•I'ARSLOW, between AYLESBURY, WINS. LOW. and LEIGH fON-BUZ7ARD. Capital DAIRY LANDS and ARABLE: FARMS, Eligible for Inectithie Mon. y. By Mr. ROBINS, At Sieraiiay's Cnffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Corthdl, Lon don, on 'figuasoAr next. the I ith of Septeiaber, 1817, at 'twelve o'Clock. in One Lot, AVALUABLE FItEEIAOLD ESTATE of Rich Grazing and Arable Land, TITHE FREE ; com prising HEX LEES FARM, in the parish of Drayton-Parslow, containing an excellent new-erected Farm House, with Men, Yards, Garden, and sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, upwards of TWO HUNDRED and TWEN ONE ACREi, all lying compact, surrounding 0 , 0 Buildings, In possession of Mr. Benjamin Wilthis, Tenant at Will ; also, STOKE-ROAD FARM, adjoining, containing a capital nov enae.' Dwellite: House, with Offices Yards, Barns, Statdes, and Out buildings, and Enclosures of excellent N:emlaw, Pa.ture, and Arable Land, upwards of TWO HUNDRED and S!X. Y I'- SIX ACRES, to possession of Mr. Amos, on LAMA! for Twelve Yeats. . l'hese Estates MY 111 3 ring fence, containing •ftgettier upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AN!) 11%14 IT SEVEN ACRES. .0 le pre •ent moderate rental abbotFIVEHUNDRED and TWEN I Y NVF. FOUNDS per Anium. May be viewed by applying to Elward Ridgway, Pail:ff, wa.l - near Winblow, of whom Particulars may be had; an a the bell, W . lusty • ; Grorge, Ayle.hury ; Zobtifirn Art::4, Buckingham; Crown, Asurrtham Waite Ham, Usbndge ; Mr. Humphties, Solicuor t Merle.street, Lincolo's Inn Molds;; at Garraway's; and of Mr, itotiiiis, Warwick creet,Goldeu.square, London; where a Plan may he seen. FREEHOLD BREWERY, VI: at THE PLAN r AND MAL I'ING, M AIWA TE. By Mr. MUNN, _ . On THURSDAY twit, September 1 itk, at Twelve, at the Auc tion Mart, London, in lbie Lot, by direction of the Aseiguwes of Mr. John Brooman, ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD - ESTATE, si tuate in the populous and much frequented watering place, Margate; consisting of a compact BREWERY, with suitable Buildings for cottlucting a Business of great extent and respecta. bility. A MM. capable of making, nearly Forty Quar ters a Week, and a neat, convenient DWELLING•tio OA?. and Garden. rhu floor, which cout.ists of a Mine Copper that will boil off thirty-eve barrels; a Pan, containing righcern bar. MK a Mash Fuss, Backs, Squares, Pump and Mid \Cork, will be included in the purchase. lite remainder of the Piant and Stock may be taken at rtisual valuation. A Moiety of the Pur chase Money may remain for a limited time to be agreed on, secured by Mortgage on the Estate . May be viewed by applying to Mr. Dirlng, Solicitor, Margate; of whom Particulars may be had, and of :Messrs. Scott and Nni, Solicitors, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry; Mr. Taylor, Solicitor, 24, Elm -street, Bedford row; at the GsAfee.lionses, Corn Et change, London; the Fountain, Canterbury ; the Crown, Ito. cbester:' the Star, Maidstone; the Saracen's Head, Ashford; the 801 l and George, Dartford; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Mann, Walbrook, near the Royal Exchange. CELEBRATED LEASEHOLD GUNPOWDER WORKS and FREEHOLD and COPYHOLUESTATE.i, BAT ILE, SUSSEX By Mr. MUNV, Ac the Auction Mart. London, on Ili vasens nett, I Ith tember, at Twelve, in Luis, under au order ut me Cuoiniut.. sinners witted in a Commis,ion of Bankrupt issued agaitut Mr. W. G. Harvey, rrHE whole of the Capital LEASEHOLD 1°441,- JAUFACTORY for at;kIPOW LEK, universally known and *celebrated as Battle Powder, empsistinj isf Pour Poosiler Mille as Hasse di leer; hy powertel falls of water daring tt.e win ter months, two of which by means of a steam Engine, which is already erected on Booboo and Watt's principle, may be lik..2ss worked to the full extent during the summer. A Brimstone Nllll and numerous Buildings appropriate to the Manufactory as Cy linder; Corning, Glazing, and Refining Houses, Steam arPl other Stoves, and tletachrd fvlagatines, the whale judiciously pia:oil; and also a handsome, contrentent Family Resiuence, with suitsise Offices, Pleasure and V. getable Gsrdenr, and a well plaited Or chard, several Labourers' Cottages, and l'wenty•tour Acres of rich Land; also Works of ainnint description on a smaller scair, called the Seddleticombe and Book Works, situate at an easy dis tance from •be principal Works, occupying in the whole tw. lee pair of stones in addl.lon. The Freeho:d and Copyhuld y. situwe at Ba , tte and Ethyl, in :he Comity ot Kent, con4i,:s of substat.tial Erections and several Parceis ot rch termite Land. May be viewed by applying to John Mathison, at at: Battle Works; and Will:ant Gibbs, a: the Seddlescombe Work:, of whom Partial Lira may he bad, and of Messrs. Gressc.us and Fonaereau, -ollcitors. Angel.court, Throgmortomstreer, Lon don; Mr Martin, igolicitur, Battle'; at fi.e Bank, tlast•figt ; ti 4e Rose and Crown, Tonbridge; the 801 l and George, Dartford; the Rtd Linn, lioustslow; at the Auction Mut ; toil of Mr. Munn, M'abroult, near he Royal Exchange. SHROPSHIRE. In the following Lots. on Afaxnar, the nth day of Srpttfllbvt • , 11417. at Foar o'clock in the A144=491y at the Croy. to lac, in Ludlow, in the County of Salop, sub . ; •st Cunditluns to be then produce-I, ripHE MANOR or LORDSHIP of CIJIMING- A. TON. together with 1970 A. e it. 13 P. of LAND, now let in Farms to tenants cekbrate.l for their Loo .1 husbandry. LOT 1. All thus.: Twelve Parct:l. of LanJ, senate at Correton, In the part.it of Dithilei ury. and county oi and containing 48 A. I it. 101'. anti now in the occupation of Mr. Edward Bowen, under a Lea e, of which five years will be unexpired at Lady. day next. Lot V. Two Parcels of Arable Land. called Alien's Patches, and containing i U A. 1 R. St P. mutate in the said parish of Did diebury, anti now In the occupation of Mr. lefetnialt Bach. Lot S. AU that capital Messuage and Farm, called the New House Farm, with Iwo detacl•ed fold Yards aol Buildings, and containing 329 A. aK. oe situate in the parish of Culcalugtort aforesaid, and now in the occupation of Mr. Francis Bich. 1 his Farm is in a ring fence, and iu a high state of eulcivation, and th? Irrigation of the Meadows not inferior to any in the County.— Also a Plantation of Forest and other 'frees, recently planted, sad to high presentative', ar.d containing 3 A. 3 R. 3 i P. Lot 4. A Messuage or tenement and Garden, and Two Par cels sat Land, containing 6 .L SK. S 7 P. situate in the Parish of Culmingtuu, and in the ot copying of Thomas Halton% at the pearl Kent of Seven Guineas.—Note. This Lot Is subject to a Lease. - _ - Lot S. Twelve Cottages and Gardens, called Slefton's Bach, hit to different 'rename, and cuntainir gln the whole 6A. 1 R. 23P. Lot 6. A most desirable Grazing Perm, caned Sparehford, containing lye A. a R. 69 P. and situate in the Parishes of Did dlebury and Culmingtom 'lids Farm Is bounded on the East side by the river Carve, and the Meadows chiefly adjoin that River, and are inferior to none in the much celebrated Vale of C'orve Dale, and is row le the occupation of Mr. Jeremiah Bath and Mr. Edward Leake. Mao a Platttation, containing 21 P. Lot 7. rhe Manor of Culmhigton, with the Chief Rents, Woods, and ilantations, in great preservation, together with Five wellappuia•ed Farms, in a high state of cultivation; and the Meadows and Pastures equal to any in Corte Dile, and now occupied by l'honias Williams, John Downes, Edward .Leaste, Edward furore, and Alarms Millichamp, and Labourers Cot tages attached •o tech Farm, norther with a Water Corn Min, and the whole in com i dete repair, and contains be Purchaser ur Purchasers of the o hole ur r.tly or either ut these Lois may be azeonimodated with one moiety of the Pur chase Money on montage. Particulars may he had at the Caine of Messrs. Denney', Greases,' and Basemi.tie, Solicitor., l.mctdu i lon Field., Lon don ; or at the Unice u: and Arlersint , ,s,lt , i•ors, Ludlow; at both or which piece. Ma;n 4yl t r:ay •c•• and rhe Int er Geat!-:man app:?'::: a karhe; :heir ZtJ,: ;ittatv and LO:4 able oil the deaths of two lives, aged about i i and 97 yrear,, the elder whereof has been mtisy rare Int ured In the minor Li 'fflrt, ALi.thatspacinmsattd,ciegant NI ANS 10 NI called En.MO N irlu% , E, together with the 'trendy. :catch boo sea, stables, Out I:nt i Yards, ailed Gardens, and Appur. tritaimes !hereto b.:117 vit”T; situate fa dm Village of Stoke, neat Pr f mouth Dock, in the County of Devon, formerly in the exca vation of the late do- ird •!ir C arks Colon, eivcei4ed. rite I luirte cornmant% a dvi:ght rid pro. pea: of the Sea, hitoetot Edgcomite„ Plymouth.. Plymouth Dock and the vorroundirg Country, and i in all re.tptc.s :Wooed for a family of illgtnetiun. For vtewing tea Premises apply thereon, and for :nether pr. tietilare to Edmund Lockyer, Es !. Plymouth ; Mr. Moits,Nc.g€, Decrge-brreet, Piyainuth-D..ek ; or Messrs. Bf)ZON and PINK, Sae:tore, Plymouth Deck. Dared iept. 5,1817. Louces I'ER , H, RE. • MANSION.HOU:-E, Es TA rg, AND FREE WARREN, BREAM LODGE. Ey WIN 0 I'ANLLY and SONi, _ _ _ - - At the Matt, in a :Alum time, tiniest disgusted of previously by Pricer Cemrset it VALUABLE FREEHbLD ESTATE. ha. beautifully .I , uAte u t the borders of Uloncesterntsire mitt bitinninuthbliire, and conumniding a fine view G . the -'Awn, six miles trJru Monmouth, tight fruin the Old Passage, nine from Cher.iow, two Ironi I.y.bity, and about 1.20 from i.ondon, cord ; rising an exceil.. kesiititte, adapted to the acconun3da;ian of a respec::ibl, ligablishmetit, with otiached and detached Offices, suitable Uut-buiblitio, Garden, and about Four Hundred Acres of .Arable and i'ns'ure Laud, In a high r•re of cultivat:im ; the grelecr rail Tithe : together with h•.Z.tage, gout:doing sir Ittionti. and I ( 1 --Ar-Cll. Tea be viewed by apptyiug nu tbe Premlegs Printed Patticu• hrs may be bad Inns hi elioute•tur, Thli.ex, and of I'. S. Olive. EN Soliel.tor, /tel. • bury; ui Al.pley.a.l, E. Lincoln's Inn: of Mews. / . ..aset and Abtert. Nes.v hut; a the Place of 'ale; and of Winstealet anl S.:us Paernuster tow, where a Man :nay be seen. I'UNDIIOLUERF. INCREASE OF INCOME AM) FECUR I IT. CA PI Fit:A ST3 intending to stitc the onpreer. &Tacit and temporary star of the FUllal4 to Invest in r.otitt 'Lauded aecttrity, will hi! IttEtti.lied wit's htehly a Ivantat,emis op portun'tiet of PUkt..:llA-ANG .E.•, - I'.-11 . 11, adapted, some to tes'...ltsice, others, wad ow,rt.ly to itive , to3ent or Income, viz. In Devon, value tf to .1! ,LKX* , ; Dortet, 6to e5...5409; I ,otto ; L. at, 7to t:,ot ; 2to Canshriar. .F.'.l'. i t.(lo; Norfolk, 4to 41),t.0:1; 7toor I WOO; Stalintk, 1"2 ; Furey, . UOO ; 1,200 to C 11,600; 5,400 t.. tt 5,600 ; Put k. ;(4 t., Ajl .063 I North Wales, £7,501); suutti Warts. S in X2O ,1•00; ‘‘'orerqer, c a to.cop ; H er e or d . ; hi the whole, F:tt i y•-r!rt•t; yirkhng eget! an .1 ciprrsur interike to the Fowls in •he present rtducri state tlf land, on apogee: r' (lime 1 .:1.1) to Mr. :11e.., Agent for the 1..):*. o•tst, Put , Ext. , .,to:ge, and Valuation of Landed. Ctr s a !..1 wlscr tra:”.l. ral;l• Property, attuthArnptou row A 1.14 Id Er.i. CS tur sale ar.d E.zebange forstzrded g►a anemia', i.n api.l.t%tt“ll. DR. JAMrs.Ve FEVER P4/% 1 4 - Dillt AND • NALIiP 11C PILLS. I BEG respectfully, as Prop i Proprietor of these nnaltutble Mealicitres, to ntforrn the Public, that 1 have ceased to supply NevrbeerataksSonsaltaretvlds, and that 4 have tiputonte.l as my note sole rot the qile of tln:nt, both keno' an , l tssi 1.!I 11,1.: it and Fuins, Chenust at.! 4, ehe•ll.l - 1•110, cc: /11 r tti 8% Paul: Church yard, L.citi.hei; and ".o 3t, ()Odin. I h.. Rattail `ale 14 like's's/Ike mutinutal t the itio-te i. ohtch the Mecum'', my late Grand& tatltte, I.'r. rastded, No. 33, nruto.i.t..reet, Derkele7.- t,viite, v.:se t 'sr have been reclusively prep LI -4,1 for •at'.y :11,41 h4lll %NIA:N(2e Messes. Newt:try add the li.teel , erti hitherto utrif .rotly 1011044. 1 b-r to 2dl, that fit consto.uenre of Niessrf. Newbery and Rem having, e.nre I thou..ht pi oprr to w:tbdraw from sh a m sh it use 0 ; y steer ii n , announat:d Muir tote:Pion of treading compusitinns of their own * ondt r the 4'101 . :: 1;101, I kei I ware it to the rrr 'rev", to hr as 1:on a'ase, the d.,:tzernus astreipstormt of taking !brie pm. para:iot.s, und.••• 11:e . r .,....atte0 totpreation of [hex tetnr.! With tins ve. w, ti) Loy t,wii feritke: bit?, I Dave ELthonevi tt r f Ag itt u F , Ni r s.rs. tutha 411tI 34 , 115, to exchange Lr my ;vie:helves, V./Ch are t.f the roinpiselon of Ide , rrs. 1411.T:bar,irtIch teat' he resumed t them. '1 he l'ut.lic Sr.. respecoully requested to nbset ye, that tit ett,Ve t• cm to diicritmnatc he: , , - ren my hiedi. elves and three of ,-.'rwlt.asy,snld sailer the name of my grandfather, Dr. lasers, I shall sign u y na ne en the label of ea , .'s packet o. the Powder, and hoc of Pills, that is sent in future our of my Elalsoratury ; mid that Messrs. bleeltery and Son' have no inttre.i: or eminent in the genuine Mndicines prepared by rap. kassrutn lierkek patinae, R. U.Q. JAMES. Ivor!. July, Nutt est vivere sed velure vita.—MARTIAL. •Life is only 'Me, wit au blest with Health." THE finest system of Di:les is to confine within due 1it4a1. 1 .3, and thus to regulate the PASSIONS; •uresnatt•e 4 and insuletrlinate they impetuously destroy those barii..rs which Religluo a., I Moratity have made sacred; to curb but not anni • hilate tL iti appear. the Komi of Prudence, beat calculated I t s lite& ihrir Every disorgan;aation of the human frame requires great me. areal knowl....ge to remedy, and the public welfare is prommel when Profes•asittal men {disregarding the suggestions et the en.. vino' and Interested) destme their smiles to the treatment el' those complaints generatyl by imirudttur,e, and the choLi!loo of the pas sion..st an unguarded snotben.. " The strength of a La. rfo , g consists in the heeith of the peoples" but it is melancholy vs reflect cm the daily sacrifice to the ig..orance of unfeeling eirpyrik. "i 3114 and to counteract as far as sene.iisle its further tavai,v., °e'er to auffering hinnanisy, the rest::: uf our own experience in ass various de.easea of Debility. The ine./..ry victim of •.illtary vice, (early acqttired at schnol, hefore Restun has asseres , l her tiiht over the mind), will, in coi s i v t i e i n sal v i l o a n i s n . , , , l t ri tis k p n o o w w e i r n k g ss t s h l n a t te ib b e er ri csn o t , e t .... be i.. r m ou g se r d es i i t d it en o m ce at i i n ly t e r n: p er k y ai sasceptibie of enlivening feequently derange the nt ie. climes, an.! ny s: . : nuy o ot f u r th : J : r s er a ca u ai s ue t s io : :: :: :: i : ::l 7 i vans sy. rum ; hi sash cases we cal hand out an assurance of re ' anima:ion, by wewillies which hate loss answered the sangui6e hopes of patients of lin; h sexes. That bane to human hk•piiters L'J r. 5 Vr.NzatA, can now be treated fearlessly, the lairroved • nee ot Medical Silence havb divested its antidote of those distil 'sing properties that so he g rendered its exhibition uncertain and luerassing. We best erphsio our method by observing to patients labouring under this ntalad that a few dais only are required for the removal of early sytr:;.- turn, ; Out the mast hvetr:rat• Case wall yield to our retreJfee svithin a month, and that in a person who only suspects hirwit injiired, the disease mxy tv vteveuted altogether front aopearfr•E a rerr.ark ti nanny other derangements of the ge7....- rative synem, as weakness. ulcerations, ace. espee.V.ly stricture-, obstinate cases of which are daily xi:moved witlArit the use oeez:l -st!C or itimu!ants. Some tveullar. I leo tesettiezt 21:n the softer re' s have not e ,, caped our anti' in -which mild:tests combined with elicacy has itiperieLlri Vie eneat.i usually adopted. Its fine, tier system is unique, pretitimly niece, de, and eminent:l. secceseftd. Educase I in this .nor nrsve I tem to our pro:es-skit:el attainment by Its spiend:l medical efiarawers; and baring beta able, pre 3OIL AI T , t o enrepa re ivish terniiratiall the &Irish Surgical practice, with the c.notaental, star peetensiona to stipaiorttz (S a branch we have as letto-d) are sitatitreil ley ealserlinte*, ersneh Is evinced by the daily :Telt talons we r..^...ive,• C ern (emu 46 tAlt Ctnitart.% (R),: Ce. VI. IL C on& _ . LS, I.ltrarte.l--grrth fl. :LTC-:,