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~• " ~'~ ' ~= ~~ -.. ~' f , ~ j ~, .~-,~ ..: tfumßEß 45 0 3 3 MONDAY, MAY 23, 1803. E CI X Pl. NCE. STATUE OF MR. PITT. A T a Meeting of the Suhfcribers for erceing a 1 STATUE of the Right Honourable WILLIAM PI . to tcliimony of public gratitude for the eminent fenders ren dered by him to his Sovereign and Country during the•courf, bf his molt able, upright, and arduous Adtniniftration, held at the London Tavern, on the sd of June la ft ., JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN, Efq. in the Chair, It was rcfolved. That on the lag Thurfday in May, rBo3, a general Meet ing Mould be called to nominate a Committee to carry thi. lame Into effedt. _ _ _ A general Meeting of the Subfcribera is requefted at Lloyd'• C”lfte-Houfe, on Thurfday neat the 26th of May, at One !'Clock precifely. MILITARY iNsTrrtrrioN, WOOLWICH COMMON. MR. BONNYCASTLE, Mathematical Manes of the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, and Mr. IHOMNIEY, continue, with proper Affiftants, to inftruct oung Gentlemen, defigned for the Army, In the various rancbes of a Military ficlucatioa. Ths Flan of Studies confifts of all filch parts of Mathema tics and Natural Pliiiolophy, as are contirdted with a Military IProftlion : silo Geography. Fortification, Artillery, Tadlicb, clan Drawing, Surveying, Levelling, Reconnoitring, with the Method of tracing Works on the Ground, and the princi jole.and praclice of the French and German Languages . N. B. Two vacations in the Year, of a Month each ; one , t Cbriftmaa, and the other at Midfummer; during which time. however, any of the • young Gentlemen arc Idlowed, if more onvenient to their Friends, to remain in the Honk, where a athcrnetical Mater refides to attend them daily, the other a attending occaLonally. _ . ••• For the Plan and Terms dine u above. LAND-TAX IMDEMPTION. IIS Majcfly't Commincenstre for th e Affair: of Taxa. hardy grve Notice. that oaths 24th Day of June next, the I/reference is the REDEMPTION of LAND-TAX, gieca by th e 4 2 4 # Ora 3, Ca. i t 6. to Proprietor, and adder, hoeiog an In- Judi is Efate: wi ll expire; afar that Amid, the ► Land-Tax mo *Maims unredeemed will MP/ to say Pelage tiering to pm-chafe the Atm, and will become ix the Jana i the Porehafer as Wok& Fir 'AIM RaNT, rocourrohk al Resit. ' . With •oiew tofiteilitote the Redemption of the Ladd Tott,,a LO yr.p.the Utah: 12 the Commiireaers for th e Sate of the Land Tax with eir Boma i Refakact (to whom applied:tie dflomkt Le mar by thole /mg to reams) it fohjonded.—Addy fintbda illifleataa 'dab Partin lig regoire, will he ai rded, upon duplication at the Load- T.rx Regifler-Offm, No. 9, 't -Ina. ell, By Order fide Basa t AfeITTHI:W WINTER. Counties . 0 to Commit .. _ l.s _ . .. . _ itcfidutet. loners for Sale of Land-Tax. Seaford T. Pearce Bedford = J. Elan A. Chapl !y in Ay'awryßeading Comb!idea K. kHaggerftme Cambridge Chetker C. Hamilton Charter Cornwall J. Wallis Bodmin Cumberland R. Mounfey Carliae Derby T. Cox Derby Devon R. Eales,jon. Exeter ' Dorfet T. Bartlett, jun. War ham Durham S. Cattle Durham Wei VeiroPP Wpm Abbey Glomerate' . Stevens Cireemefter rercford S. Nicholas Laminate. Hertford H. Grover Hemel Hempftead Huntingdon w Maule Hundngdon Rent . F. Claridge Sevencekes Lancafter . Baldwin Liverpool Leiceito R. Cooke Lc:tenter Lincoln, Lindley R. elithentw Hornealtle Divifion Kettevan and Hot- a maks Sleaford Lad ditto. *Mader D. Maley Seines Hoek Lierkewell City of I .ondon, &c. A. J. jellime No all, Fenchurh-R. City and Liberty 1 L Fowler Soho-fquare of Weltrainiter Monmouth A. Jones Uik NorroUr I. Trenchard Swaffbarn Ihrithampton W. J. Smith Northampton Northumberland H. &emelt SUrPtali Nottingham A. Folcroft Nottingham beard 1.. Monet Clifford Rutland . A. Palmer Uppingbans Sslop . Lonnie Shreurfbitry Sbmerfet . timer Stowey, Bridgwater Sbethaniptod R. Roggen Odihans Stafford W. Keen Stafford &ark W. Dalton Bury *Mg P. Drummond Croydon Sulks P. Hart Petworth Werartek 1 Harding Sokhull,Birmlegbn Worosam B. M. Menee Woreefter Wats W. In. Salmon Devises Weftesorebnd T. Fell Kendal York, Weit Riding T. Holland Leeds North ditto W. Lockwood Eaftnerold Eaft ditto J. Lockwood Beverley. WALES. Amick& S. Grindley Tregaruedd Breton W. Williams Brecon Cardigan H. Hughes Aberyttwkb Canna:thaw J. Roberts Kidwelley H. Ellis Camara's' ' D. Mahe Denbigh W. Wynne Mold &Wood, Me. Cardiff Wilda Datgeßey F Macfmaur brae 1.. i v otes Haverfordwelt Radnor Prefteigne SCOTLAND. Ibis if F.dinbergla Thome Oloag Frilnburgb Mariano:a G. Deeeldfoe ' Haddington Berwick W. Turebell Dank Ito:Marsh W. RAW Jrdburgb Selkirk A litederfter Selkirk reeblet J. M. Rebuttal Peebles - - . A. bum ii:nlifles it tarot Dumfries Wicown J. Fraser Wigwams ittemotry of J. i J. Nina iLirendbright cudbright &re of Ayr W.Stewart Ayr Dumbarton A. Campbell Dumbarton tote Ruthiay J. DM' Stenftew D. Huteltifon - Paliky 1. Link/ Sti rlingper Ta t Du ylor I'o' ns Stirling 1.140 u, Perth . Puce Perth Itineardtne . Hemet Stsbehamset Aberdeen Hutelmem Abadan layered E. Moloch Inverse& Nairn J. Ikons Nitro C. omartie 11,. M Kid Fronds Fite 1. , Herfebwgh FVc 'Unroll . fakeetss lamb f i z s far . Rankin Forfar A. Young Banff Illurbettand H. hi.Cullocit Dornettr Cakhirsis W. Brodie Giant* lu ' d 1 r D u ff Elea Ferree P. Clackamas' J. Junefon Clackmanan Pia) A. lit Look, lon. Bcgaurs THE HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR. THE Publisher refpeelfully announce s that Mr. STEPHENS', HIST Oltlf or Tut LATE WAR, from the :ommencement of Hoftilities between France and Auttria in 'cis, till the Peace -et ween France and Great Britain, in ilks, was this day publithed, and may now be had of all Bookfeliers. the Work conlilts of two very large and handfome Volumes, medium quarto, accompanied with Maps and with copious and very particular Indexes, and is fold fur Three Guineas nd a Half, in boards. No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, May sq, z 803. AN ENTIRE NEW WORK. This day was puhlifhed, . - In Two VOIR, lange 0&100, with Plate.. price tl. is. boards, THE SPORTING DICTIONARY, and Rural Repodtory, of general Information upon every Subjedi ap pertaining to the Sports of the Field. Containing an en!arged and comprehenfive Inveftigation of the Horfe in Sicknefs and In Health; with a practical Defcription of Racing, Hunting, Shooting, Courfing, Cocking, &c. &c. Intcrlperf d with 'he Pedigrees and Perfomances of the molt celebrated Hodes upon the Turf. Infcribed to the Rlghf Honourable the Earl of Said- Mel', Matta of his Majefty's Stag Hounds. By WILLIAM TAPLIN, Author of The Gentkmin's Stable DireCtoi. London: Printed for Vernor and Hood, Longman and Rea, J. Scatcherd, J. Walker. and J. Harris. IRELAND—. In a fiw days will be publilbed, in Two large Volumes, ato, Dedicated, by permitlion, to big Royal Highnefs the PAINCE Of WALL'S. AN HISTORICAL REVIEW of the STATE of IRELAND, from the !ovation of that Co .ntry u^dm Henry 11. to the Clore of Its Umon with Great Britain. With • Copious Appendix of illu native Documents and a full Al. phabctical index. By FRANCIS PLOWD' N, Efq. The Work is divided into 3 parts. The firft commixes the fpace of about 400 years from the Invalion to the Reformation . The fecund extends from the Reformation to the Revolution in 16811. The third front the Revolution to the Clore of the Union on the aft orianuary, aor. There is a preliminary Chapter of the State of Ireland, from the earließ Antiquity down to the [nation by the Engilih. Primed for T. Egerton. near Whitehall. This day was Fabliau:4 in am Price 6a. 6t in boards, AROUGH SKE I'CH of MODERN PARIS; or, Letters on Society, Manners, public Curiolities, and Aenufcments, in that capital. Written during the laft two months of cSoi, and the Ilrft dreg dos. _ . . Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul's Chureh-yard. Sundt from the Monthly Review. . _ . . . . _ • The Author of the prefent Rough Sketch is intitled to N. tindion among the fcveral Delineators of M -dery Paris. He polfelLs a clear and well informed mind; belies given particu lar attention to whatever fen under his •bfervatioty and his Ryle la cafy, gentlemanly, and unaffected. " Our apology for the length of our extracts, in the prefent bitterer., muft be found in the good fenfe and diferirninating judgment of the Author of there Letters; which oat only con tain the felleft account of the public Cada/Idea and State of Society and Mamma is Modern Paris that has yet bees given by any of oar Countrymen, but are written in a manner which infpires confidence in the veracity of the Narrator. NATURAL HISTORY. • This day was publitbed, price se. beautifully coloured, or ninepence plain, Na t. (To k cootinued weekly, with 38 Piga of Lettcp.prefit, and Six Plum in may Number), of rT'FIE BRI I'ISH MUSEUM ; or ELEGANT REPOSITORY OF NATURAL HISTORY. By iiiiiiiiiiioLLOWiti;;;Tfoili4DßANC H. TH. Marcum of Natural History is handfontely pnnted an fuye Atte worm Paper; and co stal= beautiful reprefeatanons, with very copious and entertaining deferlptions of curious and fubjeds In Nature, &veiled of Mote technical terms Which molt frequently anbarrafs rather than intim& No. 11. 111. and IV. we a& ready; and Junes will be pub lifted VoL I. Quadtsspeds , prke la coloured, or ts. 6d. plain; containing sy plies Tie what, deOgn will be completed in about 8 Vole. _ _ _ ----- - Printed for John Buticoek, Paternofter-row. N. D. There being Bailer works occupying more (pace, in deed. bat which do not contain one fourth of the matter here introduced by the ceconmpy aprinting,the public are requefted to be particular in &ins order, fee the liritillt Mokum, by Holloway and Banat, printed for J. ladeock only. Tide day was pubilibed, Primis. 6d. The FIR It Edition, with eonfiderable Additions, of FrHE MAXIMS of HEALTH • or, An Efray on Indigeltion : containing advice to perions added with complaints of the Stomach and Bowels; alfo to thofe trebled with Nervous, Bilious, and Gouty Diforders, ba' itual Coßive nefs. and Head.ach; together with Medical Advice to ?males; Maftrated with revival remarkable Cafes, proving the beneficial antis of the Medicinearecommended for the above Complaints; with Obfervadons on that kind of Food which affords the molt Nouriaiment, and Is the With of digeftlon ; on Milk Drinks, Seen:ire, and Air ; including a Treatife on Sea and Cold Bathing, and Remarks on the Shower Bath; 'Rewire explaining why the Set and Country Air is more falubrious than that of Cities and large Towns. By R. SQUIRRELL, M.D. Bold by Mr. Hiiggbley,l.lo. so, Fleet-ftreet ; Riehardfon, Royal Exchange; HatebaN, No. im PiondEly ; and by the Author, No. it, Soho-fguare ; E. by every bookfeller In Town and Country. 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This day was publifhed, in One large Volume Odavo, with a SeleCtion of the molt ufeful Maps, accurately copied from thofe in the larger Work, all which were drawn under the Diredion and with the latell Improvements of Arrowfmith. Price rza in boards, MODERN GEOGRAPHY : A Deferiptinri LTi of the Empires, Kingdoms. States and Colonies; with the Oceans, Seas, and ifles, in sl Parts Of the World: includ ing the moil recent Difeoveries, and political Alterations. Di geßed on a new Plan. By JOHN PINKERTON. The Aftrossomicallntreduetion by,the Rev. S.Va arc a, A.M. F.A.S. and Plumlan Profeffor of Aftronomy and Experimental Plillofophy in the Univerfity of Cambridge. Carefully abridged from the larger Work in Two Volume, %lan°. Co the whole is added, a Catalogue of the belt kMaps and Book, of Travels and Voyages, in all Languages. Printed for T. Cadeli and W. Davies, Strand; and T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternafter.row. O: whom may be had, the Work at large, handfomely printed in two large Yoh 4to. with numerous Maps, drawn with all the lateft improvements by Arrowfmith and engraved in a new manner by k t i l t wry, (forming an univerfal modern Atlas), Price 41. Ala in • °Yon Royal Paper, with early ltnpreinons of the Plates, rice 6L ese, in boards. NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED. In 'the Pref., and fpeedily will be publlihed, In five Volumes, elegantly printed in thick port °Chen, Price all In Boards, decorated with Portraits. by CAROLINZ WA NON, and with Fac Similes ; silo a common edition In five Volumes, dewy limo. Pries ass, in boards, 'THE LETTERS and other WORKS of the . 1 - Right Honourable LADY MARY WORTLEY MON TAGU, now firft pubWbcd, ay re ILMIIIIIIO.I, from the evil nal manuferipts in the polfeffon of the Molt Noble the MA R gylS of BUTE ; none of which have hitherto been printed, excepting an imperfeet espy of the Letters from Conftantino pie, and Come of the Poems. Thefe Volumes contain her Ladyfhip's Correfpondenise at different periods of her Life, via. 1. Before the year 1716. a. Daring Mr. Wortley 's Pottery to Coeftantinople, frsm 1716 to 171 E. 3. With her Sifter, the Countefs of Mar, while reftdent at Twickenham, between 17so and 1735. 4. With Mr. Wurdey, and her Daughter, the tare Countefs of Bute, daring her nddeoce in France and Italy, between the years 5739 and ti : !it. 5. Alio 04101N•L 4111611 and ESSAYS, is French and Eng -116, by her Lidyttip. To the whale Is peeked authentic 'Memoirs of her Life, By JAMES DALLAWAY, M. B. Interfperfed with Letters hitherto unpublilbed, horn Pore, YOOllO, FIaLDINO, and oder diltingulOtod Charades. Printed foe Rice. Panties, No. 7 , St Pals Church-yard. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (The Original Invention of Mr. HENRY.) Prepared and fold by Tllolllls and WI ttia se Hamar, Chanifts and Apothecaries, Manchefter. THIS molt agreeable perfumed Liquor is a Compound of highly concentrated Vinegar, Joined with the molt pkafant Aromatics. Its (bong and pungent Odour renders it extremely grateful and falutary to perfons labouring under Head-sths, Faindnp, Re. and adapts It for counter idling the bad eftedts of heated or foul Mr. Hence it has been found highly ufeful In Rooms, where the Infedtion of Fevers, of Sore Throats, or of other contagious Wreaks prevail; arid in all =tided places of public retort, as Theatres, Courts of Jultice, Ste. It may alto be panicuLtriy recommended to Per kins rending in Hot Climates. The Aromatic Spirit Of vinegar. ;nice as. pd. each bottle, Stamp included, is fold Wboiefale and Retail, by Ilayley and Blew, Cockfpur-ftreet, (the only Perfons In Load a autborifed by the Proprietors to fell the fame). WSers aegis Sol Stow Bar ?Gail, Siiesr.Coreddiaor, Crvfal, err N. E. Fisch Bottle, betides a Cape r plate Label, aped by the Preparers, has the Letter. T. and W. HENRY'. AROMA TIC SPIRIT Of VINEGAR Madded in the Obis. Their Names are do Engraved in the Stamp, the Coanterfelting (Aside\ Is Felony...a At the fame place may bebill,Henry's Calcined Magmas, in bodies at ta. yd . as. 6d. and p. 6d. each, Ramps included. _ DR. NORRIS. DROPS. AT this particular period. when the latent DiG A ft-orders inherent to molt ContUtotions, pin an afeendeney , owing to the penetrating heats of SUMiler, this invaluable Me dieine le recommended to public attention, not only it a tem porary carredtive of thofe liumoneswkleh the leaf= produces, but alto al capable of cretins a radical cure. To the affiseied in Scorbutic Complain this affuranee is peculiarly addreffed ; in Fevers of every deferiptloo, its virtues are too well known to require remuneration ; but to thole whote avocations call them to hot Climates, where the molt malignant of the putrid kind prevails, named the Yellow Fever, it carnet be too ohm repeated, that no Remaly can be applied with more serNinty of Comers t as its benign, yet powerful qualities, leave frequent. ly pevalleh, even in the threatening hour of diSdution . • th• late prevalent diforder called the Influenza , has added Rill greater celebrity to theft Drops. no initiate having occurred, where property adminiftertd, the dared cited has not been obtained, and the difirefing conlequesises, which too often prove fatal to future health, entirely obviated, by a Store con tinuance in the ofe of them, after all apparent nt was removed.ln the Afthrna, Gout. Wien dm they are equally efficacious Seed Whoktala and retail by Dimon and Oa ago, Oxford- Reset. In Medea at rte. and as. pl., retail, by all other Venders of Medicine Ilse family bottle sate dig, Ifteleded. is only to be had at the Dodge's bank, No. sis, Lower Srook-fireet, where all orders for espertadon are named. AlGuriklicate Semi by lit human ie inumest to es* bat*. ASTRONOMY. Tables of the Geoterrtriel;Ao.ionol;lletNntb:w Planets, Ceres Ferdin ndca and Pallas, for tie M..1)(11 of Mty aBO3. and fome intereilingOlti,rth ions on the appwasbing diiapp at. Ante (OSl[lll3l'll king, are infected in No .0. of THE PHI LOSOPIi ICA I. MAGAZINE. potillthcd this day; which contains befc.les a number of knack ng Papers in Natural Hsfinry, Illioerainy, Botany. Galvanifm, Antiquitica, and the Arts; mixt flied and ilia. traced with a Portrait of Gs° PEARSON . M. D. 1 , R. grains rdpedtitig the Millet Saturn, and Plans and Set:tines of 'the Mr Furnaces empinyed in eating Cannon and other large Articles in I on Foundries. engraved by Mr. Lowry. Sold by Media. Richardron, Casl• I and Dsviei, Longman and Rees. Sy tumuli, and the other iiinAt - eln rs. A REPITINII3I.E DEN , r, extenfive A estmczions at the Weft End or who Irts pradifed for upwards of Tbltty Years, with,' to meet WILY a Young Man of genteel addrefs, from IS to 24 year, of age, sae might vrifh to learn th • profeffion, sod. ao foot as *- poly qualified in every branch of Coe Elifinets, would ; tve re ohltetion, after a period of three, or four years, to treat with hint, and to leave him the whole of the bufinefs, with pro&r arrangeinent.—F,,r particulars acidrefs to B. B. at flughta's Li brary, Wiimore-ftrLet. Cavendifti-fquare. Letters, poft paid, immediately attendq . to. • COUNTRY-I:I9I.ISF WANTED u rod FAMILY-HOUSE, in the izhbourhood of Merton, or in any of the Lanes kad ing from Murton, Micbam, &c. w Winthkr on. The Houfe to be in the Cottag e Kyle, with law Garden behituf —The Advcrtifer would take a Leafe for a Term of Years. He is in no hurry for the fame, but would treat with a Vanity who quits at the did of this Autumn.--Addrefs to Mr.l). Batfon's Coffee-hourc, Cornbll, with, minute particulars of Terms, Ste of H ufe and Garden, and Simatiun. _ - FURNISHKD LODGINuN. WANTED for a Gentleman, ilia Wife, two Children, and Maid Seri.ant. They mini e nfif of $ fitting-runm, and two bed roomi. The diflanee 'rum town from as to 25 miles, in a pleafant and healthy fituation, and if in the •icinity of a trout (tram, the more agreeable. It will be required of the ferrai.t of the houle to cook for the family, Front a guinea to a guinea and a half per week will be glien. and I Etas (i.oft paid) derailing particulars addrd?ed for A. B. at Millialtotep Coffee-bonfe, cornet of Gray's Tun Gate, Hol born, will be attended to. _ _ ToTIMBER DEALERS, BUILDERS, WHEEL W IGH AND OTHERS . . To be SOLD by AUCTION—By JOHN AYRES, • On Monday the 23d of May, 1 8:3. at Eleven alClock, by Mai d r of the Proprietor, lying at Mr. Stcyrs Wheelwright's yard, Wandfwortb, Surrey; comprifing A CONSIDERABLE Q24utity of . prime Oak Timber, fquare Oak Scantling, Oak Polls from s to to Feet long, Oak Cant Rails, Park Paling from 3 to 6 Feet long, Oak Plank, Oak Cart Stocks and Spokes, prime Ituta of F.liki„ Elm Board, Elm Shoeing Fellies, Alb 'limber, Plank, Shake, Copfes, Coach Fellies and Spokes, a Inch and st Inch Yellow Deals, so Field Gates, Come ironed, fevers) new Light Carts, Mefiage Carts, Waggons, Ploughs, Cow Cribs, 4 new Laddtra, Iron Garden Rollers, sad other The whek to be foW without referee. May be viewed. and Catatoguett bad on the Ptemifea, Three Days preceding the SAle ; and of Mr. Ayree. Plootulfdttch. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr.'A3IOTT, • On the Premifes, on Wednef4ay, May 25, and following Dot, j'HE valuable MATERIALSof SOMERSET HOU§B., Ifleworth, conveniently Simard fur Watt Carriage, being at a few peed from the Thames, and widdo a sort dlitanee of the Grand junction Coal; coofitting are great quantity of found boarding, capital oak and Sr timbers, clean dial Roars and Rain, panneled wainfent, plate and crown glafs Gibes, Stutters, doors, grand oak itaircafe, dada pod wainfcot, marble and Portlandcbimney pima and dabs, dotal and °milky (quarts, Yorklblu and Purbeck pavements, to* dem Imo railing and wrought gates, Root coping, and • Own variety of other uleful building m wish. To be Tinted two days before toe Sale, and Catalognes may then be had on the Prernifes ; at the Crown, Reading; White Node, Uxbridge; the Sun, Klrgfton; and Owraways; ad Mr. Lero. x, Surveyor, Newington CoMmon, Hackney; and of Mr. Abbott, No. 23, Shepherd's Market. Piccadilly. N.B. In a wort time will be Sold by Audtion the Land undet aodfurrounding the Building, admirably adapted for Country Dwellings, coossuanding Views of wMfetsable Beauty, and &tont only Eight Mies Iran the Metropolis. SALE of MANFIELD FARMS Passe& and the LOTS ARC - MAN FIELD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, in Seven Lott, At the hale of Mr. Ring ore, Innkeeper, York, so Weducidai t h e Bth day ofinoe,allo3, at Four o'clock in the Aftemolulls fabled to loch conditions as BA be then produced, A LL that valuable Freehold Eliate, lituated iti the Farb,* of Mansdd,lo the North Riding of.Yorhibirth containing 1323 A. 3 R ea P. or thereibonts, sd.pacdlent Arable, Meadow and Paiture Land, now i:. the weeps:Jon of feveral refpedabie Perfect as Tenants front year to year, to- gether with the Corn Tithes thereof. viz. Lot t.—Howdan Hill Farm, containing 2t2 A 3R. as P. dr ' thereabouts, with it Farm Hours and other ntcetary briS4up thereon, and now in the occupation of join Wade, as Tonne& Lot 2.—. Abbey Farm, containing tad A. t R. ay P. or theism about'. with a Farm Houfc and other neoetarr Buildings Wm. . on, and now in the occupation of Thomas sparStolsa u = enant, with 3 Cottages, emoted In the Village of Ma Lot. 3....-New lioufe Farm, containing 236 A. 3 R. 36 P. pr thereabouts, with a Farm Houle and other natatory Badding. thereon, and now in the occupation of Wm. Wright and han "' Houet, as Tenants, with one Cottage *mated In th e Viihrge of Md. , Let 4.—Hall Clore Fermi, coon4dod 156 A. 3 R. 9 P. co thereabouts, with a Farrnboofe and Wan amatory brallsilay thereon, and now in dm occupatiOn of Wm. Wright and Joist* Hugger, as Tenants, with two C. nage% flouted In the Village of ilao6eld. Lot 3.—Long Leates Farm, containing is A. oR 3P. or thereabouts, with a Farm Hoare, and other !smeary Buildings thereon, and now in the occupation of Jaen Haim ,as Tenant. Lot 6.—Low Hoak Farm, containing 196 A. 3R. 17 P. qr therubouts, with one Farm Houk and Other neaten, Build ing thereon, and now in the occupation of Robert Smith, as Tenant. Let y.—Finitner Cart Farm, containing 110 A. OR. ;P. or thocaboots with me Farm Hmfe, and other neerobtl Building. thereon, and now in the occuption of the [aid Robot Smith. a. Tenant. /.". B. Emil lot Is within a Ring Payee. Mr. Thomas Graham, of High Confcliff, and the refpe..thvg Timms, will new the f, veral 1, ts. A Pico and Syncy pf the fame may he feen at Mars. Wilma's, Cilray'.•ltsa *mars. London; Mr. Taylor's, at ER, near Derham 4 h!r. _ Ulllthorne's, Lartlngteirs pear Barnard-Cattle; and at MS above-named Mr. Graham's. This ovate is capable of great Itn , being widths at mile of Lime of the belt quality. is alio titaanol wit/hull Rurt diftanee of eseellent OM. It is bounded nn th-,Neetli by the River Tees, and by the Turniike Rosa from Memo bridge to Catterick &idea , •13 the 11 .R. It is &sated fest. males from Darlington, eight miles to" IlkiertiOrld. and eleven miles from Barn ard Cattle, Market Towns; Msereany quantity of Cern may be hid to tic bell advarnare,lnJ up which there are good faripike Raada is is atimedi:y make any obf, nation on the kinitr.aad well,now, name. at ai coda banal of MS tirtairillajCesaul.