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: ::::: - r„ ...ki k • C , 4 - ' Z '' ' - 1 ' . l\ fk ..=.- - . - iri;ri4 T . .,..e . .. 7 , -- A : F. a r N 4 1.4 v, 11 :Itl ' il t fr I ,' • • -, ' ' • 4 9014 '& 6.. :‘,.. \ \ ' 'I I : . C C .;•';` ( <os%7f, , •ft•Or• .. • T„.% s"'‘. ▪ ''''.. 'VI - _ ... ;• 4 ' .i.k ?. 4111 X eA t .3y -, #.41 , .. 3 ...„:. .. • io.ia-f-p \I -.' v. .4 tr RA - ' S''' " ... ..73 . -- _6- • I: `'3-;-77 v. 4,....., , , .........„.0. .....„.- s, ;,„ 7 „,,., , e .• ...., ~ \ ~......_ .././,, I i I\o 1/ 1, 1 d\ c . • . S $ '4' , 4'. 1' -41 1 .., 4 , T.. , _ p t._ ...4 p of hreCII (>Olll , sE, ntly oc :ak- able Kit lent ntly and NUMBER 3116.] , THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO_MORROW, WEEN P DAY„September 5 , -will be presented the Tragedy of _ _ KING -RICHARD THETHIRD. ' :King Richard, Mr. COOKE ; King s Henry, Mr, MURRAY Buckirighatn, Mr. BRUNTON; Tressel.(first time), Mr. SI DIYONS; , Stanley, Mr. DAVENPORT Prince Edward, Mrs. FINDLA y ; • 'Duke of York, • Master STANDEN ; • Lieutenant, Mr. ATK rN ss ; • -Cateshy, Mr..o LAREMONT; Oxford, Mr. WILT< INSON ; • Lord Mayor, Mr. TH.ON'IIBON ; Ratcliffe, Mr. K LANE RT ; Terrel,. Mr,: ABBOT . ; Norfolk, ME,WILLrAms ; ' Blount, ME 'CURTIES ; Richmond; Pelt; CORY. -Lady. Anne,. . Mrs. LITCHf LEW.; Dutchess ot - York, Miss LES E EVE ; And the Queen, • ILliss CI-IA PMAN. • To which will'he adaed-, the Musical Entertainment of THE 'FARMER. Jemniy jumpps. hlr. MUNDEN; Valentine, 111 r. I'OHNSTONE-; Fanner Blackberry, Mr. TO W ; Ccl. Dormant,,Mr. DAVENPORT ; Rundy, Mr. KING ; • Fairly, Mr. THOMPSON Farmer Stubble, Mr. ATKINS.; Waiter, Mr. ABBOT; Flummery, *Mr.. WI.LD E : Molly Nlaybush, Mrs MARTYR; .Louisa, Miss 'CVH E A TLEY Betty Blackberry, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. Boxes 6s. P.it 3s. 6d.. Gallery 23. Upper Gallery rs. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ?ex - Office; Hart-street. Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the performance to begin at Half past Six. No Money to be returned. Vivant Rex et Regina! On Friday, the Comedy of Wild,Oats, and the Musical piece of Paul and Virginia. And on Monday, the Tragedy of ROmeo and Juliet, with The Musical Entertainment oF Selima and zor. GENERAL CANAL AGENCY OFFICE, No. rs, Manchester-Buildi n gs, W estm i nster. THE Public are most resoeafully informed, that t an OFFICE IS OPENED for the PURCHASE and ALE of all descriptions of CANAL and DOCK PRO , rERTy, &c. by Mr. LEWIs WOLFE • Particulars of Shares in the West India Docks, the Grand b o Urrey Canal, Croydon Canal, Kera.nett and Avon' Canal, .irerpool Water_ Works (Bootle Spring s ), an d ot h er P roperty Sal . ; may be known by application as above. Office Hours from 'I en till Four o'Cloc_.l•_. 240TItE TU CREDITOR' , . ALL PERSONS having an y Cl a i ms or D eman d s on the Estate of the Hon. FREDERICK sruART,, ofoxtoid- street , i n t h e C ount y of MichilFsex, deceased, are desired to send in their Accotints, with• the nature of - their , . I .lairn, to Mr. Ri c h a rd s o n , S o li c it or , B ur y- street, S t. 4 ; 4 n - it's's ; and all Persons indebted to th e said' EState, are 'led to pay the same to the said Mr. R ichardson, or to the l ioUst of Winter and Shec, St. James's-'street. .BULL.-AND MOUTH INN; LONDON. nE OLD SHREWSBURY and HAM COACH, which pansi.years travelled' Shrewsbury a n d th e a b ove Inn , will. again start on the 13th inst. and coMiliue every Monday, Wednesday, and - Fralay ornings, at. Seven o'ClOCk.—Calls at th e Two" Green cit and Stilk, in Oxford-street, on its way, for the greater to nvenienee of the Public, and• will7arrive at Shrewsbury 11 Q . • ll .to owing, whe. otber Coaches wbe - read to • ,„ ) tward Passengers and Luggage,to" Holyhead, ill a nd all other Parts of North Wales, on the most re:isonable terms. . • Performed by JOHN WI I, AN and Co. riz •13. _The MAIL COACH every Eveni n g, at a Quar ter st EeVeh. • • • I,VANTED to RENT Or PURCHASE, thi • v Vicinity of a good Market Town (the distanc ro not to l e — eeed a •1 - a half) where the Roads arc good, and he e, 2 'i-ltrtry dry and pleasant; a neat Ittoctern•FlOU SE; ''7;•• Diuirtg, Ditiwing • and Breakfast ltooms; three, _or, four red 8 .- ...Fichairibers,• Servants Rooms, Offices, Garden, &c, e• in prop - ation, and from ri• to 30 Acres of good Land o fast would b . e thc pref err,same. ed, T and a Country wh he•;Banks Ri ere ver yFue or l the St.. .., e rY dear ; or , a H ouse o r t h e a b ove d escr i pt i on and Id With from '1 • One to Three HmadredtAcres 4 of dry ?-and,le WU uld•oe rented or purclic4,(l,.il. the Terms are ,rnod er4 ._• . ti iter(post-paiti) to C:• Sandersan., l Esq;.•••Post-Office, ei neaa er • 4 - 1 3. 1:•lirly Possession will be required. • krt. Cl - MN FURNITURE, LAMP, .and `LAMP-0L;. AREI-10 USE, N0..i88, Two Doors fforn-St. DuiTstalics C hurch, ,Fl2et-street.. ARNOLD FINCHETT respeftfully begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, &c. that they may be . : I pplied at the'bove Warehouse with the greatest va.riet 4f tieles of the be a st Workmanship, and on the most reosona y ble er nis, in Doable Block - Tin, Copper or • 1 ron Kitchen Fur tUre • ; complete Sets of Double Block Tin' Kitchen Furni'- miture, at 81. Bs. Roasting art may be kid, aeparate, if re ; Portable Jacks, with refleaing Skreens, for small Families, or Summer Residence ; Port -7,.?_T Cottage Ovens, that may be used oiler any StoVe or coin- Z_°, 1 Fire ; sets of Double Block Tin Di s h C overs ; a gen assortment of real Pontipool and Bronz,:d Tea and Coffee e Ur ns, elegantly mounte d , and of the newest patterns ; fine rPatined Tea Tr a y s , W a i ters , T ea Caddies Plate Warm is' Coffee Biggins, s ec . i n P ont i poo l and other ornamental e a d r)-41);an elegant assortment of Plated Articles, with silver ; Kitchen Ranges-, Register, Pantheon, and Fotcit i ni ves ; great variety of. Table Knives, Jelly 'Mburds, Fu , tt o g 4 thig Alaellines to destroy Insets on Frnit.trecs or in t houses ; Garden Engines; Chamber Bathing Machines; ii°n•iurers• orTravelling Kitchens; ealctilateefor Pleasure Tithes ; hiesphorus Tinder Boxes and. Matches ; Hearing hall to assist Deaf Persons ; a large . as: of trnent of b„.l, Lanterns, • and 'Patent 'Lamps for Staircases, Side- Urus, Counting-houses, Reading Chambers, Warehousei, - " 4 various other pur oses. . gar Genuine Sperrna.eeti Oil. • LIV.ERPOOL.. T 0t , A .,.. TO BE LETT IN LIVERPOOL, ..er or in separate Allotments, as may be agreed upon , , • A LL that large C6mmodious' HOUSE and PRE ivith Coach-tiouSe thereto belongin e g, • x x `lon e West Side of CASTLE-STREET, aril n ea r ~±,H a nge thi s Ho use being constructed fora ,8AN1,., has ft7(:l R epository and Suitable' O ffi ces for'earrying on Busine s s _ ve..L.l.la.rline, in which it havbeen'oecupied•for a . num . bei - X ',s• A very fair opportunity is now presented for a similar ~,sJiiblishment.in that, or any other extensive Line that re il'iteirreesorthe attention of a Principal in the Tariagement, su e -I :_ h ere is an elega' Snit of Rooms o n th e pr i nc i pa l Fl oor, 413nas Dining-room, Drawing-room, Library, btreakfa..st . Powdering-room, and Seevants' Pantry; all of suit -1/4'lukimen sions, and ell conneeted. the Chamber and Attic Stories are a number of Lodg etierrQ''S ; With a spacious Kitchen, good Cellars, and Theitlices for Servants, id the Lower Story. entered Douse, forms a c ap i ta l T own Residence, and may be without delay. %:-..l),,artictilars and inSpenion of the Premises, apply at v`44's, Castle -street; adjoining the said Premises. T LI ESDA Y, SEP T,EMBER 14.,_ 18-02. BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL, For the BENEFIT of the GENERAL HOSPITAL, Under the Patronage and Direetion of The Right Hon: the EAR L .of DARTAIQUTII, And under the Patronage of The Most Noble the MARQUIS of HERTFORD, The EARL. of WARWICK, The EARL of AYLESFO RD, The EARL of CRAVEN; - Lord Viscount DUDLEY and 4 WARD, , .. Lord WILLOUGHBY-DE BROKE, - Lord MIDDLETON, Lord BROOKE; Sir JOHN MORDAUNT, Bart. Sir G,SHUCKBURGH EVELYN, .Bart. M. P. Sir E. C. HARTOPP; M. P. DU.GDALE S. DUGbALE, Esq., M. P. HEISTE - ACE'ti.::GGE, Esq. A T St. Philip's Church, on Wednesday Moiling the z?.d - of September, a SERMON .will be preached by Mellon. and Rev—E. A. Legge, Prebendary of Canter,; bury, Vicarr6l Lewisham, and one.pf His MAjesty's Chaps bins in Ordinary ! _ • _ , ,IriAhrsCourse of the Service will be performed,. . -... The DETTINGEN TE DEX,M, - The HUNDREDTH PSALM, • - ANTHEM,. " When the Ear heard'him,',.' HA NDEL. And the CORO NATI ON-ANTH - EM: the Evehing, at the Theatre, a . GRAND - MISCE L LANEOVS CONCERT. , On„Thursdify Morning, Sept. 23, at St. Philip's Church, :he Oratorio of CREATION, composed by Haydn. In the-EVening, at the .Theaae, a p RANI) MISCEL- L .A..7VE OUS CONCERT, with Seledion from Acis and G.tiritea, Ons.F'iidav - Morning, Sept. 24; at St. Philip's Church; TUE MESSIAH. .. In the Exening, at the Theatre, A GRAND MISCE.I.4 LANEOU'S CONCERT: .. . PktNCIPAL SINGERS', Madame MISS ECK,. Miss.TE&NANT, And Mrs. •MOUNTAIN. Mr. •BRAIIAM, Mr. W. KNYVE'rr, Mr. ELLIOTT, .And Mr. DENMAN. INSTP UMENTAL_PEKFORAIZE.S, Mr. F..CkA M ER, Leader: _ , .. 1 1 / 4 1r, Clark,, 24 Violin, Miss Cantelos, Pedal Iciarp, „ . ; Mr. J. Lindley, Tenor, Mess. Leantleo, Frenclitioinsi Mr.R.Liritiley,Violoncello, .111r.,11 . yde, *. • - "Fring.- Mr. Boyce, D'ouble.Bass, Mr. Cantelo, 5 pets. Mr. Asue“ Flute, Mr. Flae.k, . - -, -, . Cram_ Mr Ztskine, .Oboe, - • , Mr. Dressler,. t ., , ~, Mr. Mahon, Clarinet, 4.. Sig. Marriotti, , • ' - ' ol '` Mr. Holmes, Bassoon, Mr.lenkinson, DonbleDrumsi. Organ, Mr.l- arris,. _ . . _ • The otlier parts of theßand will be filled J)y the. most proved Performers in the Kingdom.' ' • _ There will be BALLS'each Eyeriing at the new AsseMbly Room at the Shakespear Tavern. • " - • . The Performers are desired to be at Birmingham in tiirie to rehearse on Monday:. Afternoon, Sept. 20 A T),ESIRABLE FREnHOLD ESTATE, T 1 FREE, MANORS AND MANSION-HOUSE; TO RE SOLD ; • CONSISTING of the very Extensive and En: tire , MANORS iiof ENSHAM, NESVLAND and TI LG A 12SL E \r, of the extent of 5000 Acres: acid near 1 . 5 miles in circumference, anundantly stocked with t'heasant , s and other Game, with LOnsiderable chief Itent, Court Lcer, Court Baron, Manorial Rights thereto belonging, an elegant new-built Mansion, called Ensham Hall, with suitable'Ot:. , fices.an excellent. Kitchen Garden :walled in, Hot-houses, Green-house, .Pleasure--ground, ShrubheYies, Ponds stored with Fish, and every Convenience for the reception of a large Family ;together with about q ro Acres of Land, upwards of 2,7,0 Acres of which are W.o9d (.;round. the whole in a Ring Ftald.Ce, thridaustan, - free of Land-Tax. . The Situation pt..rfe6ity - dry and healthy, the Turnpike Roads excellent, distant S miles from Oxtbrd, A from Wood uipc.k , 3 faun Witirey, and several Packs of Hounds are kept in the Neighbourhood. . . , Apply to Messrs. Strong, , Still and Strong, Lincoln's Imi, London ; or Mr. North, .Solicitor in Woodstock. To be viewed by application at the Mansion l-louse. • At a MEET/NG of-the GENTLEiVIEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS - of the COUNTY LIMERICK, convened, by W.,j..Harte, Esq. - High, Sheaf; pursuant fo a Requisition to him thr that purpose, at the County Court House, on Thursday tzth August, 1 8 0 2', • The HIGH SHERIFF in the Chair; rHE - fdiiqivin a l- ADDRESS to -J. -WALLER, Esq. was moved by Thos. Grady, of Adare, : Esq. and seconded by Ed. Croker,nf BallinaguardrEsq. `— - To JOHN WALLER, Esq., . urt, • ' : , ' The condition 'of your health, *hich in. the present in stance has precluded our unaninV9uslV calling you a third time to the Representation , of this tjout;ty, rlnclers it ne-i -cessary, as ah incitement to enittlattoh, that - we shoitfil now execute this public.memorial of the universal Nentitnet - tt of gratitude 'that ha§ liecn insPired by your Parliamentary con_ dud --: . .-• . ' . _ , • . . • We iioubt that it has been the lot of any individual so entirely to, p6§sess .the - anelions' of a ‘Cornmunity,-as you posFss those of your County,' an acquisition only attainable • where private virtues g o hand in h an d w ith th e public -cha_ rafter, and whcere we are induced to:love, as much as werart obliged to respea: • „ . • Delievty us that yys have nothing . ,naore at- -itelrt than your returning to live among us; an .event by which, while: out• local prosperity ritust.be improved, • we shall.haveatioppor tunity of enjoying, in the Friend what in the Statesman we have been - forced to resign. • . • • Resolved UnaninlOusly, That the I-1;.;!; Sheriff be 7-eldest ed to - transmit a Copy of this Address, and - of those Resolu tions, to.mr. wherevet ;te ~now isfor the benefit • of his health, and that the same, "together with MI-. Waller's Answer, be i)lablished - ..in a., the Moraine; Post, • the Dublin Evening Post, and the two Linierick Newspapers. - Resolved, That. the - High , Sheriff' do leave. the Clair, and that the same be taken by E. 4sq. - of Ballinasuard.' Resolved,. 'That' the Thanks of the. County be gii , en thq High Sherifflor, convening his entire I•3aijiwick; for the pair. pose-of payin this - tribute; trilar. Waller,' as - well - as for his firm,and.dignifien Conduct as iiigh ,Sheriff of the County., TotheG ENtIANtN, CLERGY.irdFRV.EHOLDERS . of,the,COUNTV of LIMERKI{..... CtNTLEEvIEN,' Although my greatest ambit: inn has,heen to deserve and to receive your approbation, yet cinild I never presume to ex. pec.l mins very kind and honourable testimony of it, for which, beiieve.me, I feel it impossible to express the full: nest' of.triy 7, gr'atitude. In estimating my services, .you have consulted your own, liberal feelings, not their merits ; • 'for my ondeaVotirstodischa'rp, illy duty, you have_rewardcd me beyond my most sanguine hope. Ailow ine to say, that this flattering mark of your atten- Alan, While It giliifitsthe-first wishes of . My.he,art, et,:mees how worthy you are of being' served with 'zeal and fidelity '.'and he assured, that. entertain, the, strongest sense of the many favours you have conferred upon, Gentlemen, • ' ' • Your much obliged and very faithful Servant, . , JOHN WALLER. ;a;11, August 23,,if;02 • ‘• OXFORDSHIRE and BERKSHIRE. . • TO BE SOLD, BY. 'AUCTION, • By Mr. WINSTANLEY, • Unless previously disposed of lay Private- Contrael, of which timely Notice will he given,, on Thursday the f Ith day of No:venTher; tBo2, -at Tkvelve o'Clock, at the Baptist's Head Coffee-house, Chancery-lane, London ; • _ - THE MANORS of BR.dADWE'LL and KELM.. . SCOT,. together with several capital and imProreablOODSe FREEHOLD and•TITHE . -FREE FARMS, W, and ESTATES, belonging to an Ancient and Noble Family, situated in the several Parishes and Hamlets of B'roadwelt; Filkins, Broughton Poges, and' KelmScOt,; in.the County of Oxford; and Shawl, in.the. County of Berks. - whole Estate contains Two Thousand Four Hundred Acres and upwards ; situated •in a 'fine Sporting Country, abbitridint with Game; and is altogether well worth the in- ' ':.tention-of , Noblernen or Gentherncruthat wish to lay out. their ..Money upon Landed Property. . The Situation is within short distances 'of ' Burford, Lech :,dale,.,Witney, and Farringdon. • N. B, As a specific Sum is to be paid for the Timber upon the_Estates, over and abOve what it shall sell for, Gentle men who intend to purchase, are therefore requested.to satisfy themselves of the Value'of the Timber previous to the Da) , of Sale,. which will be ascertained in the Particulars, • . '• 'or further ParticUlar's, apply to Messrs. Manley and Lowes, Inner Temple ; Messrs. W. and 3. Black, Middle Temple ; and Mr. Charles StephetA, at kencot, near Bur ford; Oxfordshire, who will appoint a person to slidini•the Estates; and to Mr. Winstanley, Patemoster . -row, London. • HERTFORDSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Unless previously disposed of by 'Private Contras`}, of whiCh timely Notice will be given, at the George Inn, - Bunting ford, - upon Wednesday the zoth day of o.6lober next, at Twelve o'Clock ; ' • . , . , TIIE MANORS of MEESDENBURV, HOR AL MEAD, KEDEWELL, alias_C LARKS, and COCK- HT\ ms-rE AD ; together with the . following valuable,-and very irnproveable FREEHOLD, and, small part COP )(- HOED FARMS, viz. ME ESDENTEURY FARM, situated in• the 'Parishes of Meesden'and Burat Pelham, in the oCcupation ()Celle WidoW Sell, .and several Parcels of Wood-land, in the Pruprieto►'s hand ; containing together tour' Hundred wid Acres and upwards. -Also, -the Perpetual Advowson of the RECTORY' OT _ MEESDEN, containing a' Pallonage-House, Garden, and Offices,; together With , about Oiie Hundred Acres of Glebe Land, and the Great and : Small, Tithes arising' nom tiie Parish of Meesden aforesaid. - HO RMEAD PA It SO NAd E FARM, Situated -in the Pi- rishes of Great Hormead and Ansty, containing One Hun dred and Twelve Acres and upward-s, and also the Great Tithes arising from about Four Hundred Acres ofLatid, in, the occupation of Mrs. Mary Prior: HORMEAD HALL FARM, situated in'the Parishes of, Great Hormead, Ansty, and : Layston, in. the Occupation of Mr. John Chapman, contaiping Three Hundred' and SixtY- 1 four Acres and upwards, T sva Hundred and Thirty-six Acre • s .of.whicb are tree of Great Tithes. „ ROTT ENRO W FARM, situatedirtfhe - Parish of Braoo - in the occupation of Mr. Thomas payment, containing Threellutidred and Four Acres'and upwards.. 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" • • Also,this Day was published, ptice 2S. 6d. illustrated by Copper-plat;s, - N0.:1‘ 7 . (of a new Series), of the REPE TORY of AR s, 'MANUFACTURES 4rid AGRICUL TURE. . N.: limber of each Work; is published on the first of every Month, at the Repertory Office. Fleet-street, and may be had regularly of every BookselleCot Nev roan in the United Kin,gdoin ; as.wel I as complete Sets Of the first Series of the Repertory (16 vols.), price tot, in boards, [PRICE SIXPENCE. EAST INDIA HOUS E, .Fipteinbei" 2, SO Z. • H E C021711117'717.17, ofSJIIPPI IN •of the • - UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of .ENGi. LAND traing to - the E.irl Indies., .do hereby give Notice, • limit the i Comaittee .Iviiy be Bendy. to. receive Pi l.osals in ugli ly, sealed up, on it ) :EbNESDA), the fizz an) Penri'cl 22)4‘ , iifiy be 'willing to stiprlp the Coktary with Anchors and Grapnals, Canvas, Iron Guns,. Pitch and Tar, Shot and Shells, ' Steel, . . • . Swedish Iron, and British Iron. :Such.Proposals erptessins- therein the Icuert Prices, etc. ibere will not be-an opportunity of making pry abatentvq. " •"The Conditions - - of -the Contrails May be seen upon appliration . to Mr. James Cogg,r.,. ire Tenders must be left before - Twelve o'Clock at Nairn on zzel instant, beyond _loth- Lour•not au' Tender will be received. NEW NOVEL • This Day was published, in Three Vols. Duoflccimo,, VREDERIC. Translated from the French of I:M. Fiev6e, Author,of Suzette's Dowry, eze:.. / London : Printed for Wynne and Scholcy,' No. 45, and James Wal!is,• No. 46, Paternoster-row. Ti is Work presents us with an amusing Narrative ; tersp,:i-seit t-.lyriglatly Anecdotes, acute Observations, 4.. d ipteresth, g Lvents ; the Portraits are skilfully drawn', and we could witimaleasure'enlarge on many of them," Monthly Review. Of the above Booksellers may be•also had, a new and de. fr,vrit Edit:Qn, printed ,by' Beasley, in Poc!'et Size, of Mr. riuyie's Games,' in variovs Bindings, price from 45. tcs Ss. LINCOLNSHIRE.' TO BE SOLD IN LOTS' BY AUCTION, • .I.4;tit the 'middle of Odober next, THE MANORS and 'ESTATES of the late . . FRA NE's OTWAY; Esq.. situate in the Pari,sh of Pinchbeck, in the. County of Lincoln aforesaid, .consisting of s,veral AIESS.UAG ES and nlmerous •Toftsteads,.that have a right 4 Pasturage upon the extensive Cornmons.and Fens of Pinchbeck, Spalding, Cowbitt, and Beeping, to_ gethtir. with 4hif 680 . Acres of valuable inclosed Lands, chiefly in- (3 • undei an Ain' for Inclosure and - prainage, and iktensive Works are: liforw, carrying into execution, in conSe 7 qut'nce of power's therein given. A considerable pact of tine Estate is now under small dusses, and a pert irari9t: the.Comrnons are d;rectad to be set , apart for exonerating the Estates'froth_Titlia of ail kinds. The advantages expected from. the surplus quaidity' of Common over 'and above what will be necessary to exone rate the I n c loS ur e front Tithes, are supposed "to be equal.,' if not superior, to any thing ut the kind attempted in the 'kingdom, and will be tound'to he 'well worth the attemiOa ot.any Gentleman desirous of laying money out u p on L an d e d Property. - Not;cc mill be giVgn when-the days of Sale are fixed, and printed parziculars ready to - be delivered by Mr. Handley, of Sleatbrd ; W. aid of Middle Temple, London, and of Mr. Skelton,. Pin,:hpeck. FREEHOLDS IN'HERTFORDSHIRF AND ESSEX. . BE SOLD lzy c...-ra way 's Change Aley , Corn ni 11, London, on Friday the Bth of Octoier 18oz, at Twclvet o'Clotk at Noon, LOT I. A SUBSTANTIAL MES3uAnE and „, nient 'Offices, together with several parcels of Im provable, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, containing, by a late Survey, in Acres, exclusive of Hedges, Fences, and Ditches, situate in Theobald-street, in the Parish of Aldenham, ,in. the County 'of' Hertford, two miles from Elstree, five from Edgeware, and ti 'from London ; now in the possession ,:tf Richard Hodgson,: Tenant from year to yedr, Who is under notice to quit at Michaelthas, 18sz. LOT 11. A Valuable and very improvable FARM; situate in the Island of Foulness, in the County of Essex, about 7 miles from Rochford, apd 6 . from Prettlewell and South End, consisting of a MeSsuage and Offices, with several parcels of rich Arable, Meadow and .Pasture Land, containing 266 AdreS, or thereabOuts„ in possession of the Widow of the late Cites - Bell, field for a Term of twenty-one Years, which expires at MiChaelmas tgoS. ' this. Farm is near a .Quay upon, the Banks of the Island, from whence .the Produce 'is shipped at a ekpence, . , Printed Particulars may. be had of MessrS. Winter, Kaye, Beck With and Froshtield, Solicitors, SWithins=lane, Lon don ;- Messrs. W. and j. Mick, Middle TeMple; at Rich 'ards's Coinc-house, Temple Bar, and at the Place of Sale. SUTTON,COLDFIELD, WARWICKSHIRE. TO BL LE I'T, and entered upon at Lady pay next, or : - - - sooner, if required, • -- • ACapital and Commodious HOUSE, pleasantly situated in the Town of Sutton Coldfield, with suitable nand.convenient attached and detached Offices, Pleasure and Kitelien.Gardens, with Coach-house, Stabling for Six Horses, and about Six Acres of exceedingly rich Pasture Land adjoin ing the same. . The house - consists of a Hall 21 Feet by i 6 Feet Inches; three - Parlours 1i,F.11 r.. by is . F. I. —is F.. 10 I. by 16 F. I. and 12 - F. S I. by 9F. 7,1. ; Kitchen 17 F. by 12 F. 8 I.; Laundry 14 F. by 17 F..; Butler's Pantry, and Servants' Hall, on the, Ground Floor,; five excellent Chambers, with thic4 Dressing-rooms on the First Flooq and very good Attics, all of the'sante dimensions. • . Sutton Cold&ld is situate in a beautiful and Sporting Part of thz. County of Warwick, abdut eight Miles from the Towns,- of Bitrningham, Lichfield, Tamworth, Coleshill, and Wal sall; a capital Pack of Fox Hounds within .five Miles, and • Harriers are kept in the Town. Particulars.mAy be had by applying at the Office of Messrs. Croxall . and Holbeche, of Sutton Coldficil aforesaid. sr:,-.‘sEs OF THE EYE. COSTELLO's Co LLYKSOM, or ROYAL EYE OINTMENT. - lIIS, Medicine: possesses -great and infallible efficacy in all Diseases of the Eyes and Eye-lids, from whatever ''eaUses they_ may arise—as recent Colds; relics of the Stuall-pox , or Measles, Scurvy, Scrofula, or any kind of acrimony in — ,the Plo s id 'or juices. In cases of Oplith a i rny ,- hanituJ m al'fitLiina44n; . excoriated and ulcerated Lye lids, and-that hithertOde4ied incurable Disease, the gaping or re_ vetted Eye-lid, it has a specific and very surprising poWer,. as Physicians' and Surgeons of!great eminence can attest. It also renloyes -Specks and' Films, and restores "the Ly r _ lashes, though apparently destroyed for many years. - The Preparation is simple,. and may be applied-at any time of ' , _ CosTEL . i.o . 's.CE.RATE is a Medicine applied, with equal success, to much more general purposes. It -heals, in the most •ettLetual . imniner, .all kinds of ‘yourals, Burns, and Scalds ; and is the-best InoWn Application to old and inve terate Ulcers, in tbe Lc s, and other parts of the body ; m an y of whichitslias perfectly healed, in Patients discharged from the most celebrated Hospitals as incurable:. 'lt is also very serviceable in the Piles, and all scrofulous and scorbutic Sores. Sold in boxes rs. gd. and 2.5. 9d, 'each, duty included, at Ward's Warehouse, 3 2 4, Holborn ; Pidding's, 76, Oxfoid-srre... , t ; Brennand's, 156, Bishopsgate-Without Shaw's, 74, High-street, Soutiv:uk ; \facie's, 46, Cornhill . ; E. , Newberry, Cofner of St;Taul's ; CundelPs, 47, Min ries ; and Nkridith's, 23, Mount -street, Asylum, Lambeth : also by most Medicine Dealers in the Country, particularly in the West of England, where these Medicines have, been ge.. nerally cstablilrbed upwards 01 fifteen Years. tryi tiles rby; .~-- F~R the )on- U.- 30n, the e of bed vtal for tile ing ex- iev't in and in on► lis tif ,rds ich ,m- a ll JO' • it s , Se a 431'