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Tender., mast be ieji .he . fore Twelve o'Clock at Noon on ti.;-e 323 instant, &lona' 14.44 ch ifovr not stns .Teadcr,will be received. "A NEW WORK ON BREWING. This Day was imblishud, Price 6d. in boaros, . A TRE ATISE on.. ..BREWING : wherein ,is . exhillitedThe whole Proctss of the Art awl Mystery of brewing the •varioUs sorts of Malt Liquor; with practical examples til,on each species. Together with the manner of using -the TnerinntWner and Saccharorneter : elitcicliged hy',. examples, and rcadered c::sy to any capacity, in . . London Potter,. ' Flock, Wirtemberg Ale, Brown Stont,. . ondon Ale, - Seurvy-„grass do_ L Reading Beer, NVindsor do. ' Table Beer, and : "Amber, .Welch do. • - Shipping do. -,_ By ALEXANDER AIORRIC:E, - - _ _. : ' •Common Brewer.. - . - - In this Work, the just pruportidn uf the various quantities of Malt;. Hops, and other Ingredients for breWing the above species of Malt Liquor, are given; as well as every other in forthation that can possibly be requisite for the young Cdm rnort Isjewer, or , the Private Family, in Town or Country :.- and as it is that kind of) , :nOWledge ivhich none but the expe rienced Coinnide BreWer can communicate, the Author ttat ters himself that this Treatise will be found, for practice, superior to‘any other hitherto published. ' London :- Printed for H. D. Symonds, No. 20, PAernos ter-row. , • - . • ** " The Author, it must be acknowledged, writes like an honest as well as art intelligent Brewer : and .we have no doubt that this Book will-prove useful zo those Readers the whom it Is calculated. He has als6 Prefixed a History' of the Loudon Brewery; which must be interesting to every descrip4 tion of•Readers."---Monthly Review, July 130 z. - For a further ch. ratter,.see also. , Anti—Jacobin Review, August 1/332. AVONDALE, COUNTY OF WICKLOW. MO LETT . for a Term - of Years c.;minencing .I. - from - tire ,2;th of 114tirch tBO3, the HOUSE, with 4 , Acres of Ground. •The House is well FURNISHED, aal in the•best Kerlin Ymposals to• be sent to R. Carter, Esq. No. • nB, Stephen's Green, Dublin.. THURCPOFT. TO BE LETT, and entereA on at Nlichaelmas next, A CAPITAL MANSION-1 - 10USE; most Ale_.. lightfullv sititated.at Thurcroft, in the West•Ridiltgof the County of :York, in excellent Repair, .and replete with every Actoinitiodation tor - a-- respeetahic„.Family, with niched and detaetft4 Cates of every deseciption,-ond aibo good Coach-houses, ,Stables, Barns, Byers, and other -•.- cessary Out-buildings, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, with Fruit Walls well planted; together with zoz A. 1 K. • tz r. of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, all 'lying within a Ring Fence; and there are Walks in the Pleasure Grounds which command very beautiful and extensive Prospeds - of the surrounding Country. Thurcroft lies -a convenient distance from the Market • TOwns of 'Rotherham, Sheffield, Worksop, and Doncaster, and is situated in a tine Sporting Country, which abounds With Game, and within four miles of an excellent Pack of Fox. Hounds, Which are regularly hunted. MattliFits Gregg, at Thurcroft, will shew the Premises ; and further particulars may behad, by_ applying to Mr. Cal- Duitain ; or at the Office of Messrs. 'hall and Wheat -Rotherham. Durham, Sept. 4, tgoz. - STEINE,• BRIGHTON. . TO BE SOLD By.AucTioN, At the New Ship Inn, Brighton; on ThurSday the : 23d .d# of September, - tiloz, between the Hours of One .and Two o'Clock, unless previously disposed of by Private Con . tract,: of which Notice will be given ; • - • ACAPE ['AL MESSUAGE ur TENEMENT, in the most desirable Situation in Brighton, on - the West Side of, and commanding a full View of the Stehle and Sea, adjoining the - Mansion-house of Lady Ann lvlurray : the South, and Steine-lane on the North :_comprising two Parlours, Drawing-room, Housekeeper's Room, and Ser vants' Halls; ten goOd Chambers, Kitchen,' and 'other Conveniences, together with a large Yard and a Building therein, capable of being converted into . a . Laundri, or Tor ally Other Family purpose. : • 'Phis Estate; front the quantity of Ground it Contains, the extent of FrOnt towards the Steine, and the excellence of the Situation, is capable•Of forming . a Residence-tit for-any No bleman or Gentleman's Family,. and not to be surpassed in Brighton ; •or it is worthy the attention of any Person desir ous of opening a Boarding House, or carrying on any exten sive. Business requiring space:- .PosSesSion may be had• in the month of 0 aober, and the Purchaser niay be accommodated. with a considerable part of the Purchase-money, on Security of the Premises. The Estate may be' viewed, with Pickets, by applying to Messrs. Cooper and Hill, of Lewes,- where further parti, cu tars 'May be known.. DESIRABLE FltreflOLD FREE MANORS AND •MANSION:EIOUSE, TO BE SOLO.; . , CONSISTING,of the very Extensive and En, tire MANORS. of ENSHANL NEWLAND and TI LGARSLEY, of theextent of boon Acres, and near 15 miles in circumference, abundantly stocked with Pheasants andother Game, with considerable chiefltents, Court Leer, Court Baron, .Manorial Rights thereto belonging, an elegant new-built Mansion, called Enskinn Hall, with suitable M.:. .fices'; an excellent Kitchen Garden .walled in, Plot-houses. Green-house, Pleasure-ground, Shrubberies, - Ponds stored, wirft Fish,, and every Convenience for the rvception (31 a large Family; - together With about 916 Acres of Land, upwards of zoo Acres of which are Wood Ground, the whole in a Ring Fence, surrounding the Mansion, free of land-Tax. The Situaliiin perfeCtly dry and healthy, the Turnpike Roads excellent, distant 8 miles from Oxford, 5 from Wood stock, 3 from Witney, and several Packs of Hounds •are kept in the Neighbourhood. Apply' to Messrs. Strong, Still and Strong, Lincoln's• London ;:cit Mr. North, Solicitor in Woodstock. • To be viewed by application at the Mansion House-. BOWEL COMPLAINTS r1"1 .1E Snyn'iority which the Original DAFFY's . E LIXI R. has over all other Medicines in curing the above Complaints, readers any comments on its virtues un necessary ; but the• Proprietor teals it a duty lie owes . to the Public. to caution them against Counterfeits; and informs them, 'that he neither supplies, or atithorises any HouSe in town to-sell his Medicine, and that it can only be had ge nuine at his Warehouse, the white. stone House, in Sans,. bury-square, * Fleet-street. Messengers slmuld be cautious to avoid two shops in the narrow entrance into the Square, who have the audacity to write on their windows " Original Dafly's Elixir," by which the unwary, have been deceived. Although Government have laid an additional Duty on Me dicines, S'et Om Proprietor of this excellent one continues to sell kis oldest Elixitin parts 14c and piftts Zs.'each. ,11 Ode- r ooi . Con )ctted CA- Loa:, )Cl-1, -AOll and )0 is Dock well Corn ound icay, gable t ;ee t . no. Teti low Tne lowa im very hul: Bled Ya atti- ioii tar- ;teu• E T. :NIS, CY, hiIT, V.; 0 ~r 0 s;IY, Ult=l, y( ;loit% i,,Ls a.izi c h (.1t ;ar tats . ,E .s."s" vlea' • 80 )gt- LlOO orJ %lot P :Of" ri to , A tlY t