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The Public are respedfully informal that inconsequence of the great denizanis which have lately been made for Boxes; TT'oPer Krsons will attend at the Gardens from the hours of Ten in the Morning until Two in the Afternoon, for the purpose of accommodating such Person& that apply for the same. TO WIND-NIILLERS AND OTHERS, By the King's Royal Letters Patent. _ - • C. BAKER'S NEW-INVENTED SAILS for j • WINDMIL I.S, driving more powerful and steady man those ever before invented ; not complicated ; are to be • • prepared to• receive a storm of wind much sooner than the ori,,inal Sails. The first on this principle are completed and accepted by the Proprietors of the Milt, given them great. Sa tisfaction, tindiiig the Patent Sails will drive two Pair of Whiat 51 "ntts. when the original., with the same power of wind, drive but one. Signed .he the Proprietors. R. Hovl, (litell and G. . H o p e , sow, Mddlesex. The atentee re r %vcottninends them for Mills in the Fen Countries, or those 1,;,-14 wish to enlarge their Trade 'or Manufactory. Further t v ' ar tretilari ma be known by appin to the Patentee rtght Nu. 2. y st,. Ann-street, Limehouse ;or No. 49, Pen ...114'145, Poplar ' London.—Mills altered • with a little one.ei -letters( post-paid) will be duly attended to. St ea dy sent to any part os Lowland .to execute the above busi- IMP ROVEMENTS in UPHOLSTERY and CABINET . . . FURNITURE.. MOIGA;t\i and SANDERS% new invented lin , hag . Periak Dining Tables, one of which T. MO and th RGAN the ot sliming to Their Majesties e Princesses at the Q.ieen's House, who according to their accustomed goodneas of encouraging Ingenuity, were most Kraciaiisly pleased to express their highest approbation and Sanction of the same. The best improved Sofa Beds, Chair Beds, the-much ad mired Four post and Tent Bedsteads with Brass Screws, called Patent, with elegant Chintz Furnitures and Bedding 14nplete, handsome Dome Beds and Window • Curtains '9ite, with every other Article in the Upholstery and ihinet Branches, requisite for furnishing Houses complete, ecuted in t h e fi rst stile of elegance and fashion. Mistakes ' having frequently occurred, from other :'rehi'Aiscs acing in the same Street, Ladies and Gentlemen `;e very respect) idly entreated to be particular, that MO •PAN and SAN Ink S's Dpilanufaaories and Ware Rooms are • No. 16 and 17, CATHERINE-STREET, THREE 1)( )ORS from the STRAND. 2 0 11 - B. 'lmprov e d P stable Bedsteads with . Bedding, and C limates Nett Furnitures, Mattrasses, &c. tor Foreii,n `!irnates, also, new invented Portable Chairs, a dozen 01 Pack in - the space of two common Chairs, for ex vurtation. 4-a Pie MORGAN and SANDERS beg leave to inform s and Gentlemen in general, there never wa4 a Patent t r4 nted for Chair Beds, Sofa: Beds, &c. so falsolyjepresented d'st• • unprinel iled who are calling almost eve!) , article k r• the f'ubltc: amplug them Patent, in order to mislead and impose on NEW DUTCH' HERRINGS. • liN BURGESS and SON respeCtfully inform the, Nobility and Families in general, they have landed i sin s-argo N E i Vir DITCH HERRINGS. Their GE_ t pared ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to be pre ed by them in the* same manner that has givers such ...tversal approbation for tnan past. long-jtistly-acquiredsuperiority of .that Article is t.: I Y confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of v: rs ons*resident in 'all parts of the World, and having stood 14 e test of trial, ranks i t in the situation it now maintains. T i e The general utility of their Essence oi Anchovies and other Sauces for-Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous tcl er tisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in urchasing the same, ay none is to be had of . their Genuine, ut at their Warehouse as under. Every ot h er Art i c l e i n t h e Oil T ra d e f or f am ily use , o f t h e uesvtv quality: the est-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, '&e. Officers in - Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice:fot `' East and West Indies, &c. :1,;(L . For the conven,ience of Families ip Scotland,' they ti le v ; e r I , l)ointed Messrs. R. Jos and Co. Edinburgh, • lA ', 40 1 e Agents for Fish Sauces. • firehouse, No. 107, comer of Savoy steps, Strand,' London. • X u jr C HEN FURNITURE. LAMP, and LANIP-OIL church,4R BROUS E, No, t Two Doors from St. Dunstan's F legit-street. NOLD FINCHETT respeftfully 'begs leave , to inform the Nobility, Gentry, &c. that they May be . AA",P', l ect at the above- Warehouse in the greatest .variety`ot able.Cles of the best workmanship, and on the most Futurereason ll"s. in Double Block - Tin, Copper - or Iron Kitchen nitur e ; complete sets of Double Block Tin Kitchen . ur tiuir Atli ; or any part tn4y edbe had separate, .if re_ Jacks with refietting Skreens, ao e oasang . :alctiAated or small Families, or Summer Residences ; Port k„ottage Ovens, that mat be used over any Stove, or com te,?,i'ire ; sets of Double B - fock Tin Vish - Covers ; a gen te, l 'l s rl s i 'rtment of real Pontipool and Bronzed Tea and Cot - - elegantly mounted, and of the newest patterns ; marJapannecl Tea Trays, Waiters, Tea Caddies, Plate P, ,rners, Codee Biggi ns , i n Pontipooland other ornamental edges ; a n elegant assortment of Plated Articles, with silver Stover Kitchen Ranges, Register, Pantheon, and Forest ; great variety otTable Knives, Jelly Moulds, Fti- Il c ; atln g Machines to destroy I: sects on kruit.:treesor in t!.houses ; Garden Engines; Ch..mber Bathing Machines; f-,auo.i.urefs, or Travelling Kitchens, calculated for Pleasure ; Phosphorus Tind er B oxes an d M atc h es ; H ear i ng H a Tr pets to assist Deaf Persons ; a large assortment of boar , Lanterns, and Patent Lamps for Staircases, Sit.e and Co ounting- pur houses, Reading Chambers, Warehouses, vari other poses. (.engine Spermaceti Oil. • WEST INDIES, &c. &c. FIE MEDICINE, which is sold by the Pro :-.,ir praetors' sole Agent, Mr. Thomas Golding, No. 42, 1)r rnh ! 11, London ( end by his appointment at . one eminent lc. . uggist's in every principal Sea-port Town in the United FE in v 4i r °l „ n s) , to PREVENT and CURE the YELLOW ;3f ' "'K, in boxes, with full DireCtions in case of an attack „, a ny kind of Fever, One Guinea each, sufficient for one ' s ", twelve months, is also the best Preservative of I teal th f 4 r teen Climate as will appear by Letters from the' ' owing respedable ' Persons, viz. J• Liston,E sq. Jermyn-street, St. James's, to His Excellency !I,: Liston, Esq. British Ambassador at Philadelphia; ~ ii• Hawkinv, Esq. Royal Navy, to Mr. Golding '• i a MeS. E sn ditto , to the Proprietors; Captain ial ' Andromeda est Indiathan ; C a • Ca ptain Ilodgson, Hope ditto \ ' ,Ptain Robertson, Hero ditto; m n 'i., l 94stone i Esq. St. Anne's, Jamaica 1111. "I, with'other numerous, equally respeclable, and une .l"eal Testiinony of ti►e never-failing Efficacy orthis va_ a ' t l4l 4 l r e • Me dicine, may be seen in Pamphlets, to be had gratis Golding's, at all the Country Venders', and at many 01,th,e'principal COI - lee-houses, Inns, & c. &c. about ToWn. 1,_..i1e Proprietors, attitated by motives of the•purest phi i.2,Tr.lropy tor the welrare of those vi ho ar:.• in the. habit of k.llto'ng, he Climates, have recently ordered their lulaniF4ale Agent to send'io the different Agents abroad large _ ~nles mayhis Medicine, to ba given awargeatis, that . r üblic be convinced oi it, efficacy. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, iBo2. To the' WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the CITY of DURHAM. GENTLEMEN, T Request you to accept- my warmest Thanks for I. the Honour you have . this day done me, by having a second tithe . eletied me your RepresentatiVe in'Parliament. That your independent Suffrage during the late arduous Con test, should have plaCed me at the 'head of the Poll', from its commencement. to the conclusion, 1 shall ever icgard as the most unequivocal and decisive Testimony of your Attach ment to myselland Family. But as professions of Gratitude for Favoursytweived, are too oiten resorted to on occasions like the.present t ,i will only. observe, that I shall rest my 'pre . - tensions to your futute Support on the only means wt,icn I any certain can secure it, namely, on the IntegrityUnd Inde -o,2ndence of my future Conduct. 1 have the Honour to remain, G end CM Cll , Your most faithful and devoted Servant, • R. J. LA.MBTON. Lumley Pa-k, L:ly 24, tgod. wILTsHIRE. . 4 A 1' a MEETING of ~lAGISTRATtS for IthE .C 1 County of WILTS, held thi . 6th day tit* 'Altlust , 16oz, at TRO W . B It 11)0E, in the said County; ju purfuance of a Resolution entered tutu by the GitAN'LT lURT'ai the last Assizes; neld at t_iirttin the 3ISt PitXSENT, The MAR.out s of BATH, I oilN AiVORY, Sir W. P. A'COURT, is.irt. Tilomits Busx, Esq. How. 11-. i‘:ORTIMEk, Esq. THou ts'H.H.PH . lvrs, Esq., RICHARD LANG, Esq. .s!lAhAml.t:oi.ovi,E.,,q. and' .A JOHN JON-Es, )dn. Esq:- ThitomAs bitoGes, The.Maigistrates, having. 'etOresscd. their great,atihoirgnce at the inttra,;2ous anci dtsgracetul proceqtlings that 11.,VJ lately t,ken place` in various parts of this CitiUntyiaby tithi•UT - ttious As:en - attics of PeisJiis, some of whom have appc,g,ed :auise, and' the harnirgaricf c . L.'stro? difErent'll 4 lanu*, eto rtes, , and ether pioperty, and itueatett.ing ,th.c.. ;: ,1.46'0t Inhividuals; came to the IbiloV..iO" ) e, Resolution: That they are detet wined to taLe. the most-,efeattal and vigorous Aleasures tGr bringing the Olieni.:ers to speedy Ills tice ; and tor'that purpose iney . hold daily Meetings, at Eleven o'clock, at the f‘,ll',v‘ing places, viz. . . Thursday and Saturday, TROVVRR I ACE ; Tuesday, - WARMINISTER-.; Friday, • Monday and Wednesday, 13 ICA DE . OI: to receive any Information that gray be brought before them, and to -watch over. the Preservation of the Publiti, Peace.—And they hereby call upon ail Constables of Hun dreds, Petty Constables, and other Peace-Officers; to •be watchful 'and active' in the. line of their respective Duties, and to attend at the above times and places; to further the ' ends of P üblie justice, and to take up all Persons appearing' in Disguise, and all' other suspicious Persons who mity found Nvaadotizg about, and. associating at unocasOnable hours, wittaitit being able to give a satisfaelory account of themselves ; and all peaceable acid well-disposed Inhabi tants arc hereby. exhorted to-exert themselves, to the utmost of their power, in dele.nce and support of good Order, and to stand stand forward in aid of the Civil Power ; -and they may• be.H ....t ,, treo of the most speedy and ellectual Support Iron: tile Military Force . I)r,a:i over the country, if ii should be tOupd necessary to call them in aid. By tinier of the Meeting, • , ' I , IMBRELL, Clerk. MONMOUTHSIIIIRh CANAL NAVIGATION, WHEREAS. by an Ad : of P viiament passed, the Company of Proprietors of the Mon mouthshire Canal NavigAtiun Art empowered to raise a cer tain.6tittfof Malley; by llaortgage-or Otherwise,' fOr.carrying into etfect the purposes o; the said Act. At a Special General Meeting or Assembly of the said:, Company of Proprietors, held on the zBth July instant, it alas R cool vcd to Borrow . Sutu NicwcY may from time tO tinier be 'wanted, in Sum.. of not less than. One Hundred Pounds, upon Nlo . rt,;a B C at 51. per Cent. of the Tolls or Tonnage of the" said . Canal. _ for any further Particulars, apply to Morgan; Parry, at tile _Canal Office, in Newport, or at vie Banking_Hoiise of Edwards, - Templer and CoMpan), - Stratford-place, No part of the Money wilt' oe wanted until 'Michaelmas next, and no Expence of Deed incurred by the,Leniter. -, . By "Order of tr,e Company; • • .MORL.;AIsf•• PARRY, Newport, July Et, rBo2. Clerk to the proprietors. N li. The Interest will be regularly 'paid every Half Year liy Btl IS of seven 'clays- sight upon London: - • - NEW INVENTED RATS: .IN COnseCipettce of tltt.. very. great . C.orpplainc of late, of the bad qual.ity of Hats, it has induced Mr. flare, of No. 7i, Strand, who tias resided there these twenty years, to try. the .expviinetit Moles'. Fur with Beaver, and which he has round to arts wer his most ardent ex peaations, not only tor tiieirdurabilitv, which, on trial, will be found to wear out near. two such Iffts as :ire Made in • the usual way, the Mole Fur making them so much finer, and of a closer texture than the Various eoarse . Furs that are usually made use of in ilteManufacturing of Hats ; - - -. and, 'with otner good quail tis, the Fur,.wi - 11 not come•ott; which has been. so much com plained of of late, as well as their taking a most beautiful Black, which will retain their colour : and being the Manufadurer._ of hit own Hats; he' sells tAm at the low price of 11. 3s Stamps includect.. LiketvU k e a variety of Army and Navy flats; Folding 'ditto, Patent Silk Hats, Li very Hats, and Ladies and Children's Hats, elegantly trimmed. • N.B. Worthy the attention of Merchants for Exportation. 'Y . ' Mole Skins bought in any quantity. • This , Day was published, Price ts. ACTS, and some Arguments, tending to shew that the Public Decision may with_ prudence be' sus pended; respeding Inoculation of the CO W-PO X. ' • By THOMAS LEE, A Member of the University of 'Edinburgh. • . London: Printed for T. Hurst, No. 32, Paternoster-row, C. Chapple, Pall Mall ; and Emery and Adams, Bristol. HoRSES. This Day was published, in Two large Volumes, Oaavo, Second Edition, Price i6s. in boards, •-- A PHILOSOPHICAL awl - PRATICAL 11. TREATISE on HORSES, and .on the MORAL DUTIES of MAN towards the BRUTE CREATION ; with Replies to the various Objedions contained in a late Publication, and seasonable Hints to'certain impolitic Advo cates oi.the Veterinary College. . • By JOHN LAWRENCE. cowl - 1..; D.:Ts. - Critical Account of former - Racing. • Writers, English and Fo- Cocking. , reign. Faro. Various Races and Descrip_ Boxing. . , tions of Horses. Running Horses . and the The Duties of Humanity to Turf. Beasts. 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London: Printed for the Author, and sol,l by atl • the Booksellers. • - • - • [PRICE SIXPENCE. FREEHOLD ESTATE, Two Miles from Tunbridge %Veils. 1 -1 0 - BE' SOLD. BY PRIVATE' CONTRACT, THIRTY- 140;14T ACRES of A f:ABLE an PASA "CURE LAND,'., d iningthe Turiipike:R(Ltd, near ttw Pay Gate, :at Lankinktah Green. The FieldS consist of Eig,it situate upon a .gentle Eminence, c;:mrnaild'i extensive Views of the (.6tinties of Kent and Surd,;, d particularly"t•iible for buiLLag iron. Fp,r f'?r:iLulars inquire or Mcssrs. Wandford Sweet, King's reilch Walks ' Temple, Lond:m -or of Mr Jones, Solicitor, TunbridgeWclls. Vid.o AHOUSE to LE Fr UNFURNISHED, ..; in a central partof Piccadiilt, sutall, but ,ornmodious, neat, and modern, peculiarly adapted fora Nietnber Of Par. liament, Single Lady ot . l'ortune, or any Genteel Persons [Or wanting considerable Room - • Farther particulars, &c. 01:ty..be known on a Oplication to 1. Hatchard, Bookseller, No. tgo, TO BE SOLD, Pursuant to a I>cree of the Hi;zll Court of Chaitzery, fru in a certain Cause ther4, (kir:oow, whcreia SA Mu NEWTON, Esq. is i'i .!Ltitt; min fOHN BRADS ;--1A Esq. and J :1 . .`.1 ES 11R...11:SHAW, F.sq. and OT H KS, are Defendatas, z.n:l in ;)tirsuance of an ()rd-z-r rnAde in same CauS - .! dated tn.: 2:31 dew of Jitiy, tg›.l, ne•fc.re HoltOid, Esq. 0e,..t et' .I . l.)ster of tizQ. aatd Court, Roont of t ie Cwirt , Southanfpton- I.,oridon, •On - I"U.s‘hly, C.-. day of AuAust, 1502., U.ftween the! 11, , ,iirs of One au.' vo . . . in - theAtter,;oon, in Otie 1,11 • .A FREEHOLD ES.IA'FE, ,Ittvite at WM, BURY, in the County of Wilts, I,r e hei TH tMA BRADSELAW, Esti. (le,ease I, MANCIR and NIANSION-110 USE, wit!: , !ti. Garcleus, Prelisure Grou . nds i Private Horse-t.: ptr s t- ~r._.~~ titins and a Park about four miles in circuit with capital_ Farms, Tenerneptg, ht. . . the whole t 630 Acres, or thereabouts. Particulars, whereof may b c had (grittisl at the s ii:l Chambers in Southatnron-bniloing.., don ; Wilbury-house, near Ain!-!n ry, in the Cui Wilts ; the White Hart, Salisour , i . T S it and Andover ; the %Vhite Hari, Bath; and or Messrs: "IVi:L ins and Brooks, Solkitors,, in Lincoiu's Inn, I..iiicton Plan of the Estate"may be seen at The Cliamb -ri Messrs. Williams and Brooks. • GLOUCESTERSHIRE. •TO BE SOLD BY PitIVATE•CONTRAtT o The MANOR Ur PAiNSWICK., A Truly Desirable and Unprovable FkEEI , IOI,I) ESTATE,.6 miles from .Gioucce.ter, 3 12 from Cheltenhagi, and 28 front Bristol, coitsistinz of tit, MA NOR of!' Al NSW.I CK, extending over several tricrislald • Acres of Land, with Fines, Cltief-R%vs, Quit*Rerits, and 'Herlois, issuing out of nearl , i3 . 6o dim rent Cupynold Ter.e. ment- which; _with the Toll's of the Market, a• most de_ purchase for any GentJethan of the Law. Also a -Ca pital Manor Farm, with House, requisite - Offices, Carden and Pleasure,(. - round, 33a Acres of .Arable, Meadow, 1i..0- ture and,Wood Land lying compad, and surrounding tLe House, with two..improvable.and Valuable ;;treaths of Water running through and uniting, ill the sarne very convenient for cretting.Mills, for the. use of the . Manufactory - Carried on in the neighbourtood. And .also 3llt Acres of inclosed Wood- • Lands and. Wastes, *LII stocked with Beach, 04k, and Ash Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capable pt . very • great improvement, both, tor pleasure an4vrofit, and may be reasonably estimated at upwards ot , '7uol. per annum.. Printed Particulars may be - known,: by applying to Mr. W. Baylis, of Painswick, who . will .sheyv 2 tile Premises; of - Mr. -Saunders, Attorney,- Stroud; of Messrs. T. - and W. Ounn, Solicitors, Lincoln's-ly,ri ; add of Mc-..ssrs.. -Hod.skiii son and, Co. Surveyors,' No. 35, Arundel-street, London, where a Plan, of the Estate may he seen. FREEHOLD ESTAT S TO BE SO Li) BY F RIV • A.'veryy vaivable .- • " ESTATE, situate between Ilford and Ep - , in the PariSh .of. Barking, in the County of Ease , • .otic ten miles from London, consisting of a Firrm‘called Chapel, or Tan Yard Farm, with Farin-house, gables,, Cownouse, Cart-House, Gianary, Garden, Orehardt and ether con., veniences, and about ONE HUND lt ED and TwEN.T EIGHT AcreS of Land, let to Samuel 'Thornton at Will ; also a small House with a Garden and Field, near AlboroUgh Green, o,:apied oy Mr. jOs-.:.idi Ancona ; and silt Cottages with Gardens thereto, 'and adjoining-the-said, Farm and Epping Forest. The Estate has a i ,valuable Common Right t:pon the Fo. rest.: Also, four AsMnntehrs of Underwood annually r the said Forest ; and a Purchaser may have possession at Mi. chaelmas next (18G2.) • The Estate. may oe viewed on applying.to Mr. Thornton, at Chapel Farm ; and Particulars may oe had. and a Plan seen, on application to Mr. Meggison. Solicitor, Hatt.Ja Garden, who is authorized to treat forr-Sale Sri the F.state., '4_ESSEX. T. A CT, OXFORDSHIK F., lot' BoRpERs,4)I 1; TO BE S01:1) BY AUCTION, I n Lots, By Mr. WINSTANLEY, At Twelve o'C lock, on Thursday. the 9th Day of Seprembet • next, at the. Baptist .Head lee-House, in Chaecery. • lane, London ; - THE MANOR of BROADWELL,. with' the Quit-Rents, amounting to 195. ed.. per Annum, and several imprOVeable FRE El-10 CD LS . PATES, oesoneme ro a Noble Family, situate in-the several Pat ishes or Hannees Broadwell, Eakins-, BiOughton Poees, and Kelniscott, in the County of Oxford,.and Shilton, in the County .of Berks, consisting . of the following Farms, held by• respect tble Te nants., from year to year, and a small part upon Loves, Viz, The MANOR 110 USE and, FAR in Broauwide in the occupation of J. Large, containing 337 Aeres and upwards. BROADWE LI. G ROV E FARM and Mansion House, in the occupation of John Hott "and others, containing 600 Acres and upwards. HO CKSTE D FARM, in Broughton Pogeso in the occu pation of Thomas Garden, containing 4 9 vAcres and upwards, The , DOWNS FARM, in Filkins, also in the! occupation of Thomas Gardner, containing 450 Acrds and upwards: The LOWER FARM, in Broadweil, in ithe occupatio4 of William Hott, • containing 247 Acres and .upwards. • .• A WATER GRIST MILL and LANDS, in Filkins, containing re-Acres and upviiards.. Several PARCELS of LAND in Broadwell, Filkins, and Shilton,. in the several occupations of the Re.V. Mr. Good enoneh, Charles Stevens, Gent. and Henry Clarke, contain. ing 79 Acres and upwards. _ • • • 'Three Parcels of Meadow Land in Kelmscott, adjoining the River Isis, irethe several eccupatians. of 'Edward Brad sh,iw, Charles:Turner, and William' Hott, containing 51 Acres and upwards. • Several Parcels of Land, with Cottages and Gardens, in Broadwell and ,Filkins, now held tor one \or more Lite or Lives, under certain reserved Rents,- amounting to ed. 9s, loci,. per Ann. containing 53 Acres and upwards. • • several Cottages and Gardens in Broadwell and Firkins, for which Rents, attiounting•to il. 3d.'per Annum are paid, Also the Grove and Coppices, containing e 33 Acres and . upwards. The whole Ettate contains 2460 ,Acres,and•-up wardS';.. is - very improveahlee 'and Tithe-free, . except the Farm in Broughton, called Hoitcad Farm, for winch-. Perexius or Composition Of 2:1. pt.r Annum has been imme morially paid to the Redo': of that Parish, in flea of Tithes. There is a considerable quantity of ornamental and ustirn Tit - fiber, particularly near the Grove'-house, and- a g'olet succession . of Tellers or 'Saplines on various parts of . ethe Estate, which is situated in a fn.! Sportiog Country, abound ing with Game, and is altogether well worth the - aoteni i loo of any - Nobleman or Gentleman who intends to lay out Money on Landed Property. ' The Situation is within mower `e - distances of BurfOT,- Lechlade, 'Witney', and farringoen. '..N. B. As a specific sum is to be paid for the TiMbet.npon each Lot, over and above what the Lot shall be sold :tor, Gentlemen who intend to pktrehase, ore requested to satisfy themselves of the value - of it, previous to the day of Sale. For further Particulars apply to Messrs. Manley and Lewes, Inner Temple; \V. and J. Black, Middle Temple ; ' Winstanley, Paternoster-row ; and Mr. C. Stephens, K:lmsccit, tisar Burford,