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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. A COURT of PROPRIETORS .will be holden at the White Lion Inn, Nottingham,„ on Wednesday the t§th in*t. at One o'Clock, for the Ekdion of Directors for the , County bf Nottingham. • • By Order, • • • T. CHAPLER, Clerk. SALES or ESTATES, &c. - WTI; L 1 N.C.:O Pr IC Ei • •• . q. • cL-; r , . • ~ . . rTIHE CO.IIMISSIOYE7S 101;17 CT U.'l. A i ., i."'; • • (US ,11 . 471,.% T y', VA 1 1 • • ,• Turs:l,f,r, ihr ot telrber I tcy 4 , it7 (~ eneter ,- , iy.rvq!ing mp as will 11174r4,14T tc SULP4 all val.; 1,/,‘"tif 'es of '`; DE kit Y$ RE, WARIVICKSiiIiZE, aretICLOUCri- TERSHIRI: CNEE - SE, co' 'ROSE CORK (.`,retd-hi,) BUTT ER, or 100 rj ;i E R (.1 epal a b.ll tie ed jar Ws ALI • j PiSNallitsg Sertdtt, tr.mi the aOf Ort.v.r +lrv, to tfor umber, lb.3B, , iirelartzir sobt de/irefra firm: time . nitre as MA lded ba.: she Pi:i.v.alfin• st2ret at Deptlord, , Porismsfem, aid Cork, a: tr , eContrae? , ..rir 7i. , arra wed to 4,•ogad 'and lotmi J.e thr . .epa . re of S6' Mot! f ~ ;,n tb••• ,peatv e pei-gth.tj a-d 4%. •he paid fa. 6)' Bills, ray. - able, -with inure.rt, illy,- f• afiir date. FREEHOLD' ESTATE, near WINJ)SPR r()ltrS'l r . TO BE SOLI) ItY c t;Ui.:TONy • fly Mr. • •- - • ' • 'SU • • • KNIGHTS'•I4ILL, MANSION:tiOUSE and The Property of the late'Lord L ti it. 1.0 W. . • `SHORTLY ba SOLD' by AUCTION , Garriv . iar; this triilyeleg.int anti Spienll - ti MAngion, W4h , suitible - 'atta . , tied and detached 011 ice., t' arm yard awl 0 titrbiliijill:4s, - repjete with every. ni•enience, and upwards of toa Acres of excellent productive N - !(%iduw and Pasture Lanti ; forming al:Nether a Most important )oai,,i n , fit for the retidmce of a Family of the first distinction. - The Situation of Knights' Hill is retired. amidst the most interesting' rural ScenJry, commanding extensive, . richly wOoded, and diversified ortopeag, distant five Mires Only freim - ..London, and 'one Mile each tram Streathatit and Dui- Patticulars. are•preparing, and will, he shortly rearly fonde. livery, of which due notice wil) be - given iii thiS Paper 4 , and als.) of the D3y of Sale ; when every necesiary intormation way be hid, and Plans of, the Estate sem, an applicatioirto Mr. Tow nly, Land SurveyoriWaTivoctii; end at Mr. James's . otliee, No, 4, Nov 13OsWell-court, Lincoln's lnn. At the Sjag and Hounds, Pinfield, Berks,.on,Friday the r4th Aui•tbsi. 4%07, at - Neelye o'Ciack, in 01le Lot, •• • • • A.MOST Desirable - FREEHOLD -- ESTATE, 31 Miles from • Lbllddi),. oft ifte Fore'st Road leading !pain • Egliant,: through ‘Viiidsor Park and Forest to Reading, from which last.plaCe: it is" distant' eight Miles, ah.itit ten- from Windsor, one Mile from liinticld, and. two from ‘Vokingham, in apart of IVltshire, surrounded by Berkshire. l t consists of about TS Acres.of excellent Lantl„o,l Inch about, as Acres are Meadow and Pasture, and about, 1,.; Acres Arable,. with Fainiiihottic,Hlarge - .ham, Cottage, and other Bnikiingi, in peri - ?ct repair, and unlimited right of •Pasture.trecr extensive Cornihons. The Laud (with the exception of one small Field) ib Within? pertcd Ring ; fence, in the best state of cud, tWaion; and possession may be hail ac soon as the )7tuchase is completed. The Timber will be included to the S t.e. 'The situation is beautiful and retired, is slielteraftoin the ,Nprilt by tine Woods of, t)ak and Beech, and is an eligible spot:tO, build upon ; the Road's •g iod in all direetions ; the Neigh •bacrhot;l genteel ; the Country abounds with game; ;:the King's Hounds., as also a Pack -of Fax-hounds, freglently Itttt in the vi inity ; add a 'o , acii for London passes-daily xlirJugh..the - u of Wok-Ingham. A ppl! . to Messrs. Uoltim, Lane, and Lane, No. 5, Law.: pence Pc ; • Mr. Bradley, .No. 5, Made New.. w ee r, Gough-square, Flee . t-strevt ; Mr. (ultra Roberta, WokirtOinn, -Berks ;. or of the . Auctioneer, Reading ; st which plaLcs printed Particulars may be had, and a Platt of the Li Stilie.seen. The C6,ltditi4ms 01 the Crint,..t.',',mt.ty be Set)l' <TI the S , rretdo•vit 05t-e; it Office ;yr to Mr. ;ht7 Irill4 i.tc, Iht,:fterville, Agent Jro the IfiHie t 44ittg 'Co k. , This Day. was published, price ts; 6d. . AN EXPOSITION of the CIIIQUAISTANCES which gave rise to the ELECTION of Sir FRANCIS 1311 K 1) ETT Bart, for Westminster, in 1807, -and of the Principles. whier I governed the Commit tee' who ciand4ted the Election.. To which are added, some Dacumenis .-not hitherto printed.' ORDE R of the CO NI NI [TT E.E. Published by S. Tipper, Loadenhall , street ; 'and sold by . all the booksellers througiatit the Kingdom. No regard ber.l 44qp reader inlubith Prire shdl: fie imserted in ward, at leNgt , :s,, ce. Mat th4s7. I'm e.l to l'r 80.ted befrre C)7,e on the :cid .Itire.lay, ef Sep, :next, :mt. U lrr, r rer.:on Y.mtkex Tr , / tr. ,sr Mitt Pei:9,z 4ir 71•*• ,, r 7O. i • r. CAPITAL E_STATES, NEAR CARLInI.I3. 1.9 B 6 SOLD IsY PULILIC G4llll s ii.V.l:, 1i( I Z.'S S! V t: t.; A; 1., ()LIZ . , S•)IA) BY A.. 1;:; rION, 13y- Mr. Al3/3(Yl'l') - - At Garraway4,• cm -Friday, August 14, at TWelvc, lit ck Lots,' , ESTATES LEA Eli i 61 year!;, p!da9:l'l.v s,r uite,l :it tid Linimoton, unc nide h ; cum - riming gcnteel with Fore Cd!li an4l Gar Jen;, upwards of lirce quarters ,It an Acre, aly„n.l:ni:l StoLkai with chuit.c Ftuit 'Frees, Q10:.”1:.11kent (fiat,: possession dray be had. A genteel nov Ganlens,GrOund Rent, Isl. i/s. 1... et at p.f. And the S . wan Public House and Gardens, let un ' lease Jur .1i 'yearsanit.a quarter. -. • - • PArtieulars may be had upon Lot i ; also of Mr. A . lice.ert o Solicitor, 2,, Jiro:id-41mo, Golden-Squaro ; C., rice. church-stri-et anti of Mt . ,' IVillianl Abbott, 2S, Market, Viceadilly. t r Ir r I —• This Day were published, In Txt.'6'Velnines, '8 o. with a •Niap of the Country, • P rice ti. rs. in boards 'TRAVELS-in, SOUTH-AMERICA; daring file years 1801; 18020803. and . iBo4 ; containing a Desert!). tiott ' Calitain.,Gener.ilship, of Caraccas, end an . c °"ut DiSciWery, Conquest, Topography, I. , .tgisiature,, Coninien.e, ..ntd . Mita rill PrndutAitins ot ii.e try ; with a view of . the .VI inners and Cueonls..a _the Spa-. itiardh and ti le Native 1ndia35.... - .By • F. D . EPONS,i, Late Agent to the French G . overtiment at Caraccas. , 'Translated froin the French. . Printed for Loueonan, llrat, Rees; and Oinie, Paternos ter-row. " 1 t is w i t h the-grestesrsatistaelion that we confratu late. our Readers on the appearince of the Yolutnes nefore us, in Which they will find very ample detail, no tnt natural re.- aouti ; e s 1 1,1 prodoetions, acc, , ,itp.entid'bi Much curious in. Ibr'mation on the i7itcrilai state and goverornent, of the Sp ins!' Colonies in Amer!, a. Such a work has art additional ,value . to an li4!lishroian, si-nce the acquisition of Trinidad . h as opened to us a communication with this fertile and de lightful Country." Ettinbingil Rev. i lily, 18 6 • KOURISI".s. CON•II) ,WON. . . This Day..was publisned, • In Six elegant Volumes, Ito) al itiino. illustrated with Maps,, '. the Third• Edition._ nitwit impioved and call qged, price ()he Guinea' arid a Half in ts - Jards, or Iltirty-six Shillings, neatly bound, . •'• . - ' P.- I'HE BRITISH TOURIST,„or TRAVELLER's -11- comPAN I ON, , through I. Nee LAN I), W'., t. ES, SCOTLAND, and I IL E L A ND, inch:tin% ac,:nrate Descrip. tions of every Part of the United 'Kingdon : and Loinpre. bending the most celebrated Modern Tours through every Part of the British Island's, particularly those of Pennant, Bray, I tassel!, Holmes, • • Twiss, Sullivan, • ' M .iitz, Sf. Itdnd, ) Wyndham, Voting, .. Rohe rtson, Barber, lotinson, Shaw, Sit.ri.,e, - Bingley, Hutchinson, Newte, Grant,. . Carr, acc. With several recent Tours,•communicated to the 'Editor by intelligent it ientts. ny WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. I). Reeler of Stonesfield, Vicar ot Hurley, &c. 84. e. Printed - for Richard l'hillips, No. 6, Bride-s,treef, and sold by all Boaksellers ; .parocylarly'by "those. ojt•ths.l•great Roads, and at the• Watering Places. ' ' ' '' ' : , . . .01%vimm may be had, ' - ,_.: • , The GUIDE to all the WATERING PLACES for 187 . . . ' Price 13s. in boards;..or 144., bound. ' And fire PICTVitli of, .LONDON for z8e7,~ Price ;s. bound in red. ' .... ' -.. . , . , : ... .. . . This,Day waii:published, . In One Volurneoaavo pri a sea. 6d. 'in boards„ the econd Edition, c•,dd7tilios and Corrections .ADY - DE ..0 ES PI GN'Y's LETTER;SfiIf AD v Eto SO N,...n4i•At snipe of: the ~m at Piotliort. alit Duties 01. it• Vealicated, ,by periais.iini, .0.. the sate Archbisfav of Came: ury. • • Printed forT. Cdild! and W. Davies, Strand. * 4 O l For oploions upon tin, Work, thy Fditorslneg to refer to she Nloutttly, Inweriiti, and A ntijatobni “Iviovs, the Jnitish Ctitic, Guardian al Edaeaiion, MonthlyM • !. Under the Authority and i'.itroi,age. of the Flonunrable the UircCl,rrs of th.,: Fast 1 iiclia Company. Tnis Day was published, Itganth' printed in Three Volcines, Quarto, end illustrated and nurriertiu.s other rigrayings, p, ice 61 6s. in boar.l3, or on large pape'.' price 91. 9:t. . • A 'JOURNEY f - ; , 111 MADIIAS. through the , ountr.e.et ,NIN'SORL, CANARA, and ..).1 ALA BAR, pertorrntd under the orders -of•tlie Most Nobie the Marquis E ES CnvernOrietreral of India, for the expresS purpirse of invesrigatingilic.S !ate of Agrieulitirol , Arts, rud Commerce, rLe R e li g i on , Mainers, and Customs, the HistOry, Natural ant; Civi4 and Ant,quities,. in the Do. minions of the I:,!,j'cli Mysote s ,and the Countries aci l uired , by the tioai,urtible Fait. India Company, in the late and tor .. mer Wars, !tom Tipper)Stiltaua. P.R.S. and P.S A. Fellow 0:' the Asiatic. Society or andin • • • •servi ( c of the 1- lilotirable Company on the „Betig.ii Esta. blishment. hinted for T Cadell, and W. Davies, RookseNers to the Asiatic Society,,in the Sir. pd ; and Black, Parry, and Kiitro . I ) Uryi , Booksellers to the Eint India Company, in Leaden. call-street. This !):iy published,• •One Volume price• ys. '6:l. board; ? the Sixth H-R , c , or7ctcd, of • , ' D OM AN A,\: ; or, An .Amotiot of ;;ActCustolpvt . the Romans, .respeeting their Gov,ru , iii.ni, Nidgistiacy, Laws, I u..;icial l'iceeedings, lieliBion, 'Games, tary and Nav - ai Affairs, Dre,s, Exer cises, Baths, Marriages Divorces, Funerals, , Weights atid Meirsures, Coins, Method of Writing, Houses, Gardens, A4rkulture, Carriages, Public Buildings, &c. designed chiefly to illustrate the - Latin Classics, by explainitig , Words and Phrases,_ from the Rites and Customs to which they icier. By A LEXA DE It ADAM,- Rector of the High School of Edinburgh. Piloted tor Catielkind Davies, Strand; I. loluisdn. F. .mind I. Rivingtun, St. Paul's Church-yard ;j. J - 4) ngnian, Hurst Rees, aud Ornie, and .I ) ..W)nife and Son P aternoster-row ;, Lackington, A lien„ , and Co. Finsbury. s square ; C. Law, Avcni.,ria.latie; 1. Booker, New Bond street ,• W. Ginger, College-street Westminster; J. Maw titan, Poultr y; an d R . Phillips, IL idge-street ; and for W. Creech, Edinburgh. • • Of whom may be had, by the same Auther, 1. A Summary' of Geography and. HieOry, both ancient and Modern; containing au Account of the Political State 4lncr.principal Revolutions of the most illustrious Nations, It►atitient and modern times—their Manners, Customi,, 'Sze. To whieh is added, a Geographical Index, containiaohe Names of Places, Sec. illustrated by Maps,' and designed chiefly tei connect the Study or Classical Learning with that Of General Knowledge. Third Idition, corrected, in 911 e large Volume Octavo ; , price - 124. in boards . .- .2.- Classical Biogr a phy exhibiting, 41phahatically, the P.roper N a m es , w i th a short Account of the several Deitie., Heroes, and other Persons - Mentioned in the antient Cla,•• Authors. Second Edition,•enlarged, Octavo,• price Bs. b 0.1. 1 ,. 3, The k u diiiieliti of Latin and. English Grammar, de - f i gned to tii‘ilitate the Study Of both Languages, by con tucting them together, Fifth idition, improved, tulip pri,,c 2 S. 4d, bound. • • • , "'TO SOLD BY AUCTION, • By. Mr...ABBOTT and Mr.,BLADES, On the l'renikses, at 4Vey inoNtli, in the County of Dorset, ori Monday, August 31, 1807, and following Days, at Twelve o'Cl4tk, THE Elegant and Modern HOUSEHOLD FUR •. NIT kt, •the property of a Mali of Fa,nion who haS quitted toe piace; compriasilig n Drawing-room suit, Glasse.s Mireiir,i, Brussels Carpets, Statuary Marble Tables, Ma u' 41y Taliiles, 1 welve Parlunr Ctiatrs, Mahogany Sideboad, Lard, eenthrolte, Loo, and Library I abies, Two Matikicany So,retaires, with' BookarsOs, tsikardrobOs, Chests of Drawers, and every sort ot Chaintyr I iirniture, recently manufactured In Lourhin,• in the most tasteful manner and of sup' r; r wn; matiship3l) irate; (Sz,:. • 111 tits First I) r) ' Sale will ne sold i.) Auction, the Lease ot the f renatties, most Alestraoly situated in a gentciel .Street, .opetting E•••planacie, in every resport suttable-to,a linty of Disiinc.kut, • • • ••' To nt viewed the zrAil insr int.. Catalogues .may then be flat mere ; also, at tne A..telope; Dorenester; tlridp' r; ; Crown, Blandtord Aiitelope, Salisbury Ante lope, Poole ; Lamb Inn, ;ur Messrs. Bladf:s 44 Pal:- mei, N. 177, Piet:4lly ; and ot Mr. Win. Aboatt, Shep herd's :riarket, Y Lc:Qv:1111y London.' . . CAPI TA 1,-•Ft E EHOLI) ESTATE, NIA NOR, MAN SION, F ,RMS, and Tvrtif.s, sußit 4y. • : i .fir bE SJi.f) :IY A"UCTION, -By Alctssrs. .HOGGART- and PHILLIPS At (Lur.o 's Ci'uce 0., I hursu.u, the ,•the 27011nSr. at One (tin,eS , au aci.kiptiole Otter is Inane in the mean tine by Private Conita(3), • A - Valuable and singularly Beautiful FREEII6LD, and small part Cop) itolaancl: Leasehold hst.ie, coif tanking 72y Acres of exceilent :Arable, Pas -.tire, Meadow, and Wood La, Id, ina Ring- tenCe,'imd nigh site Culnvation, great pia lytheAree, and Land-Tax. r.Akeined, • .wati, trio Manor Fitt:olam East Court, • roar. Leers and ifaron, Fines,,.Quit-rents ' w anti Immunities, exteing over a lari.e tract oi country, al ,otnitling with Game, near the hoc and Harriers, an a line sporting hart ot tile Coin:lrv - :A Surrey. eight . Mo,e4 trout Uuilutord, three twin Onrking,alld 23 trout : London, with a subStantial Modern Residence, seated on a de. ljght, ul entimnce, ornamental wood,, Plants , lions, drti romantic Rides, belonging to the Estate, cunt rhttlthings extenstvc diversified progrects' in every direction. The Alansion containt.is Lied chambers and . Servatits'-rouins, - handsome Drawing, I)iiiing,. Moriimgiooms, Library, Study, and., Geliti,;inan's..parlour, with 'air elegant Gtlirc Dairy,' ()inces t . ..411u Stabinig foi Ten Horses, Coach-house, Green-house, several ranaries, Ox houses, Stabling, and Otit-building,, house, Black4intties shops, arid Dog kennel ; the whole in cat:client repair, .li - if - ming a most desiraule Estate fur the Re sidence of a Nooleman or Gentleman fond of Agricultural Prirsuitif,and iienTSporis. A iso Thicd Farms,.called tingden's, Cart house, and Stone Rocks, 'containingabout 2+, ac,es, in the parishes of Elting. and litiokli.nn ; file great Tythes tAani fig over 400. acres. • The Purchaser will be . acctornin.,dated wrth. early' Tile "state's tiritand ; and the . neat modern furniture, FaHunii, Utensils, Timber, Stock, &c. • may, be taken at a,it ~,,:.,null. , • Al)Mayi,E vie,ve.l i.itlt Tickets only, which, with Particu lars, may be itiN days previous 4irthe Sale, of Mr. Litch field, Solicitor to the Treasury, No. a ro,: Lincoln's !amt . /id. buihi,ng.::; and of Yli:ssrs. 11: ., ,:,,,;arf and Phillips, - No. 62, Jitoati-street,• tv . itere Mips of the 1...5r.1EC may' be seen. FON`I'HiI,L MANSION, WILTS. • 0 BL SULI) By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, On the Premises, on 'Monday, tue i7rh of A •t.gus t , 1807, and • SLY I , ll9wing Days (Sunday excepted) at Twelve 'CI k , LL the Magnificent anandCotly HOUSEHOLD ri kNiru R noble French Plate G or. sin gular Magnitude, Verteainti, and 'Beauty, measuring froM rob by 6Y 7 - if I, by (4, and of lesser - Dimensioni ; the superb 00 , " i ll toe ittri; tile celenrate:i :le or:Wei:lms, hi on it f ro m ;.(rair: try tile HollUllfahle Charges Ilaitnirun Carvings in Ivory / TWosuperliT..nles'of Orietitai A Lbw- ter, ti tcus on Ware ; valuable original.„Piettircs, by N.,Pous sin, I.ollloli Da Vinci, Ludoviceo Carrachi, yernet, complete Set - fit - the Loggie of the Vatican, coloured, esteemed tne finest and twist perteet extant, and illumined . with Gold b y F. p ant ni, c ortespoodently•tramed.ao glazed with Plate blahs ; Col l,:etton of .Modern Tictures and D tawings, . by Turorr. Hamilton, Romney, licides, and others ; a C 4, hinet of rare Mao-A:win, • Royal Seve, Dieulen and 1' I'orcel;tirne,.compcsedof tars, CisternS,VaseS, Urns, and Ca.; binet. Gems, Dinner, Desert, and Tea Services; an Assem blage of the scarce and fine Old Gold (avail ; the several va luable Statuary'Marble , Chimney Pieces, of elegant design , and exquisite Sculpture, by Baena', 13. inks, arld,Flaxniant superb Stoves ; all the beautiful Mahogany Doors and ether valuable' slot splendid Elfedis of Fontilill Mansion, neat Salisbary - , 'a 4ornestic Furniture` is in the immediate Taste,' and comp •,scd'of a superior rr escri ptiva .91. Materials ;, the Drape ries being formed of costly_ Satins, • Silk 1, ,Damask, and Chinn'; .. particularly a Suite oHatin elaborately ;41El beautifully painted in f lowers ;the Commodes, Cabinet s, Chcirairers, Consoles, and Piet Tables, - are formed ofttose 'and Satin Woods, designed a PA ntlqite, and dee rated with Or-Motu ;• Mahogany and Rose Wood Dining, Pembroke, Library, Wr.ting, and Dressing Tables; Suites' of 'Chairs. covered with Satin, Mortice°, and Chintz , fashionable Sophas, Fauteuls, and Beigiersl Carpets, - of the Amin. stcr, DrusSels, and Turkey Faderies, and select Patterns ; sutsptueus , carved and g, It Tripods and antique Candelabras ; excellent Canopy, Four-post, Soldia, and Field Bedsteads, and ti h Hangings, with appropriaie Redding, 'Voose and Down-Beds; Wardrobes, Diessing Commodes and Tahks, Chests of llrawers, and the usual Assortment of Chamber Furniture —the most ot which New .within the last Four Years; and now in the highest State of Preseivation. May be viewed from the 27th of July, i 847, to the Day of Sale,. by Catalogues only, at ss. each; to he .had of Mr. Col lins, Printer, Salisbury Mr. Crutwell, Printer of he Bath Pa • per ; Messrs.' Foxalf. Fryer, and Co, Old Cavendish street ; at the, place of Sale ; and of Mr. i Bond. street . N.B. The Sale of the:Valuable Materials of the Mansion will take place in September next. (By Order at , the Devisees in Trust of-the late Su : Wilfrid • • Lawson, Bart. deceased. J At the Crown and Mitre lno, Carl'slt., on "tuesday the 23th Day of Atignst, iBO7 • (Either together - or in sliarate Lots). Ist. ALL that Extensive, Cornpaa, , and Eligible Tithe-free ES I'ATE called NEW . I.AiTiiS HA ; consisting of a complete Sctt of well-built Farm Housing, all in good repair, and 328 A. lA. 29P. of excellent arable, meadows and, pasture Land, divided into suitable I ii cksures, all lying together. within the distance °fa mile or thereaboots of the City of Carlisle, and adjoining upon the ?reit Turrliike Roactleading front that City to Dalston, now iu the AJ ecupation of Mr. Edw. Boutnan, as.tenaor. ad t A moat C:;1110ad and Desirable - FRE MILD ES TA FE, situate at Murton Head, within a tnilc or the said City, and immediately adjoining upon thc•above-anentloned Estate of New Laiths Flail on - one side; and the great. Road leadnig from Carlisle to Wigton on ,titt• other, consisting of an excellent new-built Dvvelling..hotise, Barn, Stable; and other Out-offices, and t toA. t R. of rich arable, meadow, and pasture Gra - aid, divided - into suitable li:lnsures (including a thrivin4 Plantation of young Wood, containing 12A. .2,R.) all now in the posseslitm of Mr. TtIOS. Snowan, as tenant, The above t No Etat.;s, as well from their vicinity to Car lisle as trom their be'ihtifracotninanding Situations, are well worthy the attention of any Gent letnan tit fortune wishing to purenase an emensjytptruerty„ The Lands are also well calculated for being subdivided inro'a variety ofstnail Lots for the occupation of persons re sirting in or near Carlisle, and will be aecortitngly otFer . ed to sale in each way. Tne i itatv t New Laiths Hall is of Leasehold tenure, un der the Dean acid Chapter of Carlit:le. , - Condition's wilt b e procft'iced at the tithe of Sale, anti fur , too-particulars may in the 111C411 tiute be bad on application to Mess. tirahani,.Kicilzrley, 'and Domville, London ; Mr. 'f. N6rinin, the • Land Steward, at Brayton House; ()rat the Ottke of Mr. Mounsey,'Soli , :itor, - in Car lisle. Where Watts and a Particular of the different Estates are I.inged. - The respective Tenants will slum the Premises. ' CAPITAL MANORS And. ESTATES in LOWESWA-. • TER,' CUMBERLAND, for SALF. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, • By OrderA4 ; th. Daiisees in,Trust of the late Sir. Wilfrid I,,i , vson,''lart.i.ie4aatoi.,at the Glo' , e Cockermouth, l• Cumberland, on :Friday the 2gth Day of Auenst, 1207; the. Sale b:gin Seven'o'Clock in tne livenh , g; is, ALL that EXtencive and truly Valuable and Pesirabie M A N anz ,of UNITE) MANORS, of LOW tIACK.THWA and,ll R ACK ENTHWAITE ; comptising . ithin its limit an extent-of Country of nearly fifty Miles in'aireuritterenee, and upwards of seventy ditlerent customary Tenements,' - in .which arc I situate the btautiful/anl mai:lath: . Vale of .I,nweswaiLr, and the Grand CaScade . ca I led Scaletorce„and adjoining upon the extensive Lakes called Cromaek and Bizttermere Lakes' ) kliti the romantic Vales Lorton and Buttermere. customary Rents are 3;1. tos,. per Annum: Most of the Te netnews pay arbitrary Fines on, change of Tenant, , and also on the death of dr L'rd. All the• va , luable imber grOwink upon the customai y Estates belongs to the - Lord. The Wastes within the Manor are extremely large, and abound With a variety of GaMe, 2:1. All Owe Demesne Lands of the Manor - of Lowes- Water, consisting of a large Parcel of valuable Grazing Ground, callel.the liohn, which,. with the adjoining Lake, or Snect of Water, called LowesWater Lake, d'ontain together '24z Acres. or thereat:wits. • -341. Also a Compact l-;:itate, called Riggbank, near to the. Lake, containing A. 2.R. 33P, or thereJhoutsi of rich ,Arathe and Meadow Ground, now in the occupation of .1!: Zahetti Wilson, as Tenant; and also. a OwellinY,:louse. "Garden, and Parcol of Land. called Lord's Acre, now in the P.ssession of Mr. j ohnfludson. These Demesne Lands are situated in the centre of Oh! Manor, and, from their beautiful cuthmanding sit tuition in t he vicinity of the Lakes; arcp;:co liarly Alapted foi.,the- Country Residence of any Gentleman I and Ihs f;mal of reth einem and rural diversions, 4'll. A ris:ehAVand Tithe-frcb . Estate, called liekbeth, sitwitesin the ParWi of Basenthwaite, in the said County of Cumberland, containing, by Mensuration, 6-tA. 3R. 261'. th&eabouts, now in the poos::ssion of Thomas Yie..lward, as Tenant. Conditions will e producLd tt the time of Sale, and ftir ther Particulals•may in the . Meantime be had mt application to Messrs. Graham,-Kinderley, and Domville, Lincoln's. Inn, London ; Mr. foliiiNornaan, at Brayton Hotw, Uerland; or at the Office of - Mr. Motiiise, Sulicitor, in Car : tisk, where Plans pita a Partkurlar of the di tfelent it 3' ates are I lodged. The respective' Tenants will the Premi EALING 1-lOUSE, MIDDLESEX. Sale Postponed front the t3th-of August. to the tall of Sep ' B I B b Y er. AUCTI ON, By PETER CONE, On Friday the t ith day of Seqtenin.:r, at Twelve o'Cloek previinis:v disp‘ aed of by Private contrud, of which due none , .: will oz. m this Pap-r). 4 A CAPITAL MNSION, with attached and de / taGtwit Offices, Farm yard; spacious Garden, and. valuable Meadow and . Pasture Land. valuable F rec. hold ; Leasehold, And part CoOliohl Estate (which is lit. tae interior to Freehold), comprises that. Capital Nlan. sion, EALING 4 I - M1. 1 4E, at 'Middlesex, a'. - ,our six miles and a halt from raidim, with Wall in front, and double G ate, Coack.sweep A 00mm:it ; spacious Wall. fruit and K ch.m Garden, rich in produce; Green.hnuse and Grapery ; numerous shady . ..Val ks ' Pleasure, Ground, Farm Yard, and profitable Meadow and PastUre land, riLhly stu6lA with noble Oak,' Elrn, and other Forest Trees, the property and residence of the late Earl of Galloway, the whole supplial with an abundance of excellent Water. The Nlansion cant:tins a Ora vittg. room and binitig-par. lour, tint ty-tive teet by eighteen, large ttrealrea4t.pariour, or Gentle Man's Itotati ; spacious Hall, used as a tiilltant-room, thirteen most excellent .I3ol.eliambers, two Stairoxses, two Water-clusets, and suitable I);intestie Mikes and Cellaring ; Servants' koorns over tile Staple's; Stalls tine eightliorses, and Standing tur various CarriageS, the whole In most admit. able order, The Furniture, which is of the Very best description, neatly eleont, 'and ti.;zether with the Fixtures and-Timber, to be included in the Purchase. May be vi c w c a 1 the day of Sale (by Tickets onlY),.on applicahon to Mr. Co'ke, No. 33, Thrognuirt n-street, of Particulars stay' b:: had ; also at Lloyd's and Gar. ra '-; Critr,..h,biaes ; at M. Ridgway's, bookseller, No. :I;iv ; Mr. i.ori,a's, No. 60, New Bond-street ; an t ot Mt. (.lities, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's-inn, to whom app I) alsolor Treaty by Private Contra Et. B Stock,on the : Vrertaises may be taken at a sepa_ bite it aif o re*able to the purchasciat the time ut •1?OCTOR lIMVELL's POWDERS "ViTS.—tPILEPSIES, CONVITISIONIS sT E R ICS, and all Kiadsof FITS, tired by. Dr. HO WE (el.'s PO 'Ar E. RS. —The lAlcacy ur t in valuable l'ixwders .bas been abundantly , inoved by .1 Eieat number of Cures perforincld on Persons of tuith Sexes, aial of all Ages ; riumy of whom bad ben atitict,:ct tor a lcmg series bl years ; and, having taiceit vatiety ut Ale. diciues, without finding any relief,. were dc::rnett by the Fa. cults absolutdly incurable. T a:; he few following C,:s are seieaed from a very lOng.l.ist (which may be s, n at the I)ocior's•lslouseb and are ed by stab re9,l -, ,ciable Characlors, that the smallest dotiu‘ cannot mind of an: nipst incredulous. The Son of• Mr. ' Truman, cirGiltspur-strect, ogeti.cighteen years, had Fal!.'...ag i• its from his childhord, but is now re stored to pertigt heAtit by. Dr, Bowe Powd..rs Dr, Turner,- Fellow of the' IZoy;a1 Ciitie.4 of London,' by whim they were ttrt:OttlfrlctlsieCt. Iteneei:a r.en, of the ti,ivoy litecinct, was more than milt it Convulsions and Fulling t its ; ,i;ut bad been an lii.Pat;eilt of St. Is.irt.);)loun.4's and Guy's I losiiitals, never received moy I)..lielir till site i ii t whien her. —ll itt.e,s, the Rev. Mr. Bum, Minister of tli 6.tv . 111 r. I)ittir . cl IVix, o talc}', Surrey, of ago, was tor 11191V111 , 111y ;11%. flietC.rwith Convulsions curl Failiog bits its frcqiiviit.) to have ten in a week,, and, ..fitter every means , velt.t . by the must CMlliellt •Or the faculty, was coutplotely by Dr. tiowelPs Pow;lers. —%Vtutesi, the Rey. Nit t idler. Aim, Minister of West Ilurslay. . Miss Ann of •Laytonstone, Essex;. had vi,)knt Fits irons her intaucy till she Was sixteen years 6fage,•witk.-11,0 by taking Dr. Howell', Powders, she was perfechtly cure.{ Witne3s, the Rev. M W14.1e, Minister 'n La) tonAohe, • 'who tot this great blessing publicly letiirneJ thanks to git: Almighty in his Chapd on the t :th Thissovercip Rertivay is pre , s ).irod, ull.t. r the PAT His 'Majesty, by Dr. Howell, FLIT ,:v and is sold at his House, 73, ;L:lJorn, Londun, and no where else, at tas. 61. a ; iu tc ltirtt is in. closed x IteatLe, written by the Dort , : m r, on titu ia),,,ve-uien. tiutted Diseases. Atl Lettci;:l3ost:paid, duly answered ; and the Powcie.4 sent to any part of . the Uttiteit . T ABES DOUSALIS; or, ilia Consumption in. c t,t, ot to yp on , t rerory Ut Salactious LL:;positcons, is of . modern Phy s i c ia ns , t h at as so atsretaitir%tuogfilbtylieihricajoicna c ir Vra;:titioners of an actcquate taut or it cannot lid colleAc fr.oini heir writhsKs. I t tieca.ssary thou. to j iy, 1114 ea.: I'l 010 'ratter ; 4 0 f :Oly iliA::eroed by involuntary•nu.h.trnal m r sb i ons lilts I;t4tie; ilack, AS well as often in tic he it ; forinicatNiti of the spine ; paint ; 'and weakm.:;,, sight ; deteiti of memory, by an extreme deje.ttion mental t:teillf;es ; and. co lit eut tc: these are wat:a.screna ; znogre visage; etnaciat it 13,,dy ; I , r.gular astirtqatic senl4:. tio t ts ; Winch. pleectling , a syncir.,iie ur 'llectikal cOmplaiots,' tiliintately close the fatal catastrophe. The of Cl) it DI At Ilk LM of ()ILEA() is &illy ihorruistratvil, in eradicating the worst and most clanvrons sy top!o:iis ot N Disorders; at:d nothing has teinkd st. liruch to esr.i6lisit t h e fauk: of tins 111eilleine, as its eel stic(c;,i complaints, wh'clt strike their roots so deep ill the tioti, and are so fatal to the hippiness Niank the ok.:Jralaii Gilead is. earnestly Ni.;,11*111;..n,L,,1 to al PCIStAIi . 1440 U 604 Uinta t hose rid out ,v i t: r i , out iu Lvalicty of syitiptolm, to Coidistl is a soul; arnt certain retmdy, coinfOrting and bowels, inaciiis the wilds, and giving tone to the wO:die nervous sysiont., As 1)r, St)l.o N's tio‘v become so ri•„...t :nut extensive, :inn h c•il t eug,igements : able portion of attendance, he c‘p,d ; (700S1ttled, the usual L I ; btr ‘' , t. ten ases, letici, order for Nlo.licitie t • I , • stare, reiliiited to , n. i • , „ ;; ; ; t. ters tbr salot , " , solomon,, Gilead ;,,, , .-letters or 11,11, at the, P 0...: •l e,rittd A or • „', , ;,,inels. . _ 'rile Cordial Balm i‘t t , oriczOi guinea each; t:t.:l.• equal to four ,!: . , 91, including also thr , ty; the stamp tni it.' niclt hcsi, t h e Proprietor's` name and address, " Samuel Solomon, Liv,:r. pool," to imitate which is felony'. N. B. It is neczssary to observe, that the postage of all letters, whatever, must be paid. • . The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti- mpetigines, and Abst:r. gent Lotion, and " Guile to health," are Sold by Mrs. Mathews, Nn. ts, Strand, Lond'm ; Smith, l'alunier, Nn. 38. aild Mr. Bar:ht.:J.li, North liritlxe; Mr, 13axter anti Mr. S.;ott, South-Brnige; Mr. Drividsnn and 1 - Iniband, 1 and Co, Edinburg:l; Mr. Baxter, (:1ai, , ,0w W Canienn, Greenock ;G. Browning, Paisley ; (.'l4w. tord, • W, Young , Irvine ; A. Fors) th, aml P. Whiteside, Ayr ; W. Crawford, Girvan ; 1, Ciirson, Nc 1)ouglas; M'Nliliart, Kirkcnctbriglit ;T. M*Crr_il;e, Kirk. hilly; 1. Myth, Leven; J. Delyster, Cupar;' ;ult.: dee; 1 1 . Craigie, Montrose; J. Mitchell, and 1. Airiti s oa Aberdeen ; Dr. Wnite, M'lntosh, Invernr3 e; , stornaway ; I'. Taylor, Strenraer; 146.1inson and ItliS C, Perth ;.W.Anderson,Sterlem;; Coke andkf;i4, I Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilstai, Dunbar ,• Vlimet, Ar broitth ; Dick son, Ing li s, Dumfries ;. Thorson, Weridel, Ainwick ; l'i.terson . Arbutlanot, and terhead ,• A. M'Dnnald, 'rrongate, Glasi.; , ow ; and by ni. , sr 11 )(docile's and Veittleli; of l'accof Isdxd/cities in the Ur l m4 Kingdoni. .