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4 { - i ~~.t ~~ . , l . (4 1 1 tie 414:4 ' s 14,:yet4Lier '' I 4 1 • • •''' i t s :- 1- , l ljl .1 /Q./ r1 - ' • N *Vv. t• - 8 - • „a". - 2 a • .r . 43;it _• - ...„ 7/ \ ..t, \\ \‘‘. • no 33 L 'i N A ." VAUXHALL. e Patronage of His - Roval Highness the PRINCE of THIS • wALEs. ,1 E VENING, June g, if the Weather will . permit,- will be A GRAND GALA. did c IA - DENS will b e Ill um i na t e d i n a Novel and spien- Tr a nner, and decorated with a variety of emblematical snarencies, &c. sec. - ?jec, l 7 Concert will consist of a SeleSion of entitt Full 4 4 , 4 and v. Finn {e Parts, which will conclude with a new te Finale. It s R Between the Ass, r ': l a l High ness t h e D UKE of YORK ' s Band, in full uniform, will perform MARTIAL MUSIC. And after the Concert will be given, .B.IIT - EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS. • ydi n - Q , By Mons. ROSSI. ' zz ' iir gltt ock ' °ll 33.--Doors open at Seven, and the Concert be . xv G 7? The Carden:: are open every Evening. .1.- Cati ler 4 ": Public are respeatully informed, should .the prove ge, as to render it i m possible to tati)‘ % ;: • Days announced, in such case,. the Inen ev er b- • !ways opened as a com mon Night. 4. - a tg e accommodation is prepared for the CONCERT So c ------- --, , .---.--,—. -.E TY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF VICE. President. Tit Right Honourable the Earl of Dartmouth. Vice-Presidents, his,_.T he' Right Hon. the Fail of Avlesford , ' , le Right Hon. Lord Willoughby de Btoke, Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Bart. Admirals Sir George Young, Charlet, Price, Esq. Alderman, Richard Clark, Esq. Chamberlain. Treasurers, • A ~l ierll '3'l -I calie, Esq. Anthony, Clarke. Esq. `CV, FE CIAL GENERAL MEETING of this t e 2 417,, i_ ‘s tY, will he h . eld aethe . nray's Inn Cofer-house, Iqteh az Y_ . n , - , xt the i !Ali instant. The President will take '` 4t Twelve o'clock. . ----THO. SMITH, Secretary. 1_ -----_, Host. , p - T7 . "' PERS,ONS to whom the late, Mrs. . 1 I : ; EFOiT I • - iebted are desized to send their tire - 'ilirriediately to. her alsatme'Residence, No. 79, Newman et. A ---- ' i u t i n the 4-11-;1. P RRSONS haying' tit. tet %,STATE of Mr RICHARD KAYE, A forthwith Elesir,"sl‘)nishury Cheesemonger, decease-. are Thomas Webb atlVElemana P of High (Act-1! .to send in their Accounts to Mr. Thc,tm 11 on or be tee,rnwriet_..strarors Attorney), No. tr Garlick-h- I, l excluded th e ti , unesday the 30th _tune inst. 'or they delivered in tli • 't Payment And all Persons who have . e a; ve ,eir 1-) • will be exc u . resp tiel,t etnands, may receive a Dividend upon thetr bb on 'the kii) s ' b y a pplying to the said Mr. Thomas We thferlamed day, or on every Wednesday following, ............_' Hours of Ten and Four o'Creck. ' t!etweert l' ------,.......-?4,........._—....___.................. Irsuant t o a Decre6 of the High Court of Chancery, bear !ng date the igth Day of May, jBo2_, made in a Cause 6.lititled FISHER against THOMPSON. •rilE CREDITOAS of THOMASINE RO7. iii;,...ll , p!Tg :z.le of Old Brentford_ in the County a :! I,,,::_leSe X, Widow, deceased, are forthwith to come m_ _. s a ter s "t,heir Debts hefore John Sime , n Esq. one of the Ma - uil d ?' the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-, Illey!nF,s, Chancery -lane London, or in default thereof F or 'AI he excluded the benefit of the said Decree. 4 kw further Particulars app ly •to lk , lessti. Ti lbu r y an .... lq(i• Solicitors Ely. ' hee l) Loindon. L p ...,_ , PROPOSITION. an , " . ‘.2an of Fortune is desirous of iemporarily, the Permanently withdrawing himself frOm the tumult of p., re it World, ;rid of fixin " self in a soled and chcar- NenlaY Circle, -of both Se g xer where he could enjoy all k t ,„ ..o,‘lyltic -comforts, With many elegant aecomtn°(l4!l°ll,,s, tsi4hriirstin every degree of con4equence, equally as in triitifi4 r tle.nt own, such wish could now be . peculiariy t,;si on : rhe motive for this publication is, a present oc vne '" the Advertiser, - for the advaticeMent of merely e el vi "cited Guinea!, and the proposition is, to t'ePi s ail l It and r . la the Centleman as an Inmate (or, if married, zier ' 4 , fora • eaf ter periftd to he agreed upon, but which might 4t is . oe exten advancement. without repeating t there''',lthin ' , bur or rive hours easy ride of tiit Nletropolis_ !Ilach, 4 4 re SeVeral 'amusements, and re-emi chews, locally labili t `" to the situation , and that is of distinguished respec t Or, beauty, and hei:lthfulness.' kesi e d ter s are requested to he post. aid, with Names and 'th e s ence, addr esse d to A. V. Z. to be left at the ()tee of Ba lly h t lin No 112, Strand, London, which will be contiden ' floured. A t, N 11 10 N Y RE A D Y TO ADVANCE. L ERSONS kn possession of Incomes, Sta te 4r ising f ront Freeho ld , C o pyh o ld, or Leasehold " 11 44 , i n Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An 14in Patent Places, Church Livings, or any otheor Cer. t tr•l ia , l lll e. for Life, may be supplied With temporary or etc" . f ent Sums to any Amount, by paying Annuity In- . °r the same. 'lei rc - Nubility and Gentry of known Property,' or their , I 4 ' 1 (1 ; 1 : InaY be accommodated on their personal security .; ' 4 al m any instance where the single security of an indivi- Per, oll aY be deemed insufficient, the addition of another 1 . 11 ; 13 re t i t° guarantee the payment of the Interest will re ,:,;l'nthjetßon • and in all cases, privilege Ain be `Pti ‘" the Public' to 'return the principal at their own p rr ,10 4 ,, 1141 applications will be received every day till Four (postnd Letters fr . om Co . rrespondents in Town or ;tressed aid will be imn . iediately answered, ad. 4o wn tro_the Dire. or of the- Knightsbridge liank, at his No. 8, Lower John-street, Gulden-square. I)ATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS,'t HAIR BEDS, DINING TAI3LES, 1- ‘ l)iffe ring in Stile and Plan from those in the old way. .196 1J ILER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY %.i,ta,nct WARE_ROOMS, No. r 3 and 14, CATHERINE A rti T, Eight Doors from the Strand, maker of the abo es th e azg to the KING and QU E. E N, Their Royal Highnesses Itirer , j I to of YORK and PRINCESSES, and Manu of F c. 4._ Immure in general. pos i it has observed some of the various Advertisements ver ed ed to him, the intention of which may be easily disco i~n; and writes in short that ; by the permission ot Prov a i; be `ise.,,he manufactures anti sells as above, (where . also m r 0 '64,1, every Article in die Upholstery Line) vari,, u lx- POST and TENT BEDS, - with Brass Screws and his superior_ torn_ other Brass Parts ; SO FA E DS, making a i tict tr i 4. 4 ofa and a comfortable Bed s ; HA I R BEDS, w_ _ li u ",” ‘ ln the same way, and each in a few minutes; DiN- I)i all I ARLES on variousl ConstruCtions, and quite on a new r t i c ' r)RABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a ke nt p "r .compad Construdirm ; and various Improve , In Furniture. td7ouses completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season tbdvs°!.)(ls and excellent workmanship. Also, for exportation, seno r ,: &thee, East and West lndies ; Cabins fitted up for Pas construeled several Tools and Machines for his Patent Articles, &c. at his Manufa6tory, as sk,,,7. , 'here the Patent Deed may b and a true s ense of gratietfel,lacknowledges much OUragelllellt be has so generously teethed. WEDNE6 D Y, JUNE 9,18 oz. OXFORDSHIRE. AVING teceived a REQUEST from several. NOBLEMEN and. GENTLEMEN, Freeholders of the COUNTY of OXFORD, I hereby appoi,nt a MEET ING to be held at the TOWN-HALL,. in. Oxford, on Mon day the 14th of- June inst. at Twelve o'Cl4ck at Noon, for the purpose of preparing an ADDRESS to HIS MA IESTY on the happy Restoration of PEACE. THOMAB tdOVEir, heriff. • Joyce Grove-House, tune 3, 1802 AUGUST LOTTERY .° No. 4, Cornhill, and No. g', Charing-cross. ' I' l BISH respetThilly, acquaints the 'Nobility, • Gentry, and Public, that Tickets and Shares for the English Summer Lottery are now selling in great variety at the above. Old Established Offices, where the Prizes will be paid on demand PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - 17 5 Eighth --C. 2 4 6 Halt - -8 Is Sixteenth - -I 2 6 canattei - - - 4 8 (r.e Persons in the Country wal he • supplied (as by sending I,eicis ;post-paid), with good Bills at shoo dates, Ba:‘k Notes, Post-Office Orders, or 'Cash, to ether of the ..bove - •Li)itery begins Drawing the id of August next. tHE MEDICAL JOURNAL. MHE . I ) ('..ba are respearuiiy infornied, that the FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of the MEDiC4L and PHYSICAL JOURNAL, concluded by Doctors BKADLEY BATTY, and NO EHD EN, ,will 'be published on the first day of July next, and Persons who are disposed to take it in, may be, regularly supplied by all Book sellers. 71, St. Paul's Church . -ya . rd, June 4, iSoa. ROYAL HOTEL, TAVERN, and ASSEMBLY ROOMS, MARGATE. - I,(TDMAN, (late • Benson), returns his most g rateful thanks for the very liberal Encouragement he _x;,..,..eneed during last Season, and begs leave to till - Orin the 'and Gentry f'requenting Margate, he has recently fitted up the Hotel in a superior stile of neatness, ter the-re cer.ien of Families and single Gentlemen, hoping by a st rid attention to alert the continuance of their future Favours. • He also carries on the Wine Trade, as usual, where Fami lies may depend upon being supplied with ,that article of the firsiqualitv. Post Chaises, G lass Coaches, Sociables, die. to. let. Kidman - begs leave to request the favour of those Families who may wish to engage apartments by letter, to address to him at the Royal Hotel; - as frequent mistakes have occurred from its not being generally known that Mr. Benson has no concern' in the. Royal Hotel. Margate, May to, ISoz. NEW-MANUFACTORY. THE NOBILLFY and 'GENTRY are respeet fully informed, that the Elegant and Tasteful VA RI ETY of NEW and FASHIONAUtE ARTICLES for DRESS, now, exhibiting at ROBAR.Trind PLOWMAW,s Warehouse, have induced many Linen-drapers, Haberdashers, Bcc. to oiler for Sale many kinds of dpurious and inferior Goods, as their Manufacture. They are compelled to take this opportunity of intOrming the Public, that they have no Connexion with any Persons of the above description, and that the Genuine and Elegant Productions of their Manufac tory ate only to be had at their Warehouse, No 1, Chandos street, Covent-Garden. ROMAN CEMENT. MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankside, South_ walk, manufacture Cement, or Mortar, for building in Waters tar surpasses in utility Dutch Terras, or any other kind of Mortar : it gives to all kinds of Brick or Stone WdFk, art uncommon degree of strength and cohesion ; it sets under Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone, and may be exposed even fo the action of the Sea, without injury. In all Buildings, therefore, intended to resist, or contain Water, this Cement may be used with singular advantage; or it may be lowered with Lime and Sand, to any desirable degfee, for COlvirrunl purposes. They also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, of the sanie,•hard and durable nature as the Cement : it preserves the walls trorn wet and damp, and may be executed so as completely to resemble Stone, at a very moderate expense. • Flat Paving, _Coping, and Gutterktones, cheaper than Na, tural Stone. . . TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILI,S Y, GENTRY, and PUBLIC 'in general, are respectfully informed, J. BURGESS and Son's GE - N Uf Nt ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be prepared by them in the same manner that has given such universal approbation for many years past. ghe long .justly-acquired superiority of ,that Article is fully Ontirrned in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Persons resident in all . parts of the World, and having stood the lest of trial, ranks it in the situation it now 'maintains. t hit general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other it'll Sauces for Fish, Stc.,, induces them, front the numerous AavetriteMents daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in purchasV the same, as nolle is to be had of their Genuine, but at th. Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality. i ki, W est -India erchants, Captains of Ships, 4c. Officers in t h e Army and vv, ,supplied uptirktlie shortest notice for the East and We Indies, &c. ip - For the ccinyc'.nience of Families . in Scotland, they have appointed Messrs. K. Johnston an .Co. Edinburgh, their sole Agents for Feali - Sauces4. ~. ~ , Warehouse, No. io7,"eßirter of'Savoy-steps, - Strand, I.ortdipM,, : • . . LODUING IN I`H)s COUN'IkY Wanted for;Snialik;arnily,. inxo,r abokit Dulwich, or any • other open Sititation, PART of a LARGE 'HOUSE, viz. two Bed rooms, Dining, or Sitting-room, witlyhe tise of Kitchen- Garden, and occasional use of Drawing-room.: Bedding, and other things it necessary,. will be found bj , the Family, as also a Servant' It being principally for the health of a Lady, little trouble,' and a very liberal price will be given. The-Families may, perhaps, board together. No objeaion must be made to Musical Parties on Sunday EvOings. Any respectable Family who_ wish to lett the above, will - please to address a Line, descriptive of Situation, Ere. to Mr. M. N. at the Bar of Batson's/Coffee-house. *,,:* Stages must pass from the Village. ['HOUGH several Remedies are discovered 1. which perfectly eradicate eve!) , species of' Scurvy, Leprosy, Rheumatic and Gouty Pains, yet none are found equal either in expedition, pleasantness, safety, or cheap ness, to Dr. PATERSON's VEGETABLE DROPS, which in Scrofulous Schirrus, or Cancerous Tumors, Ul cers, and White Swellings, • perform the most wonderful cures; and in Convulsive, Epileptic, Paralytic, at well as Mental Derangement, and other deplorable Nervous Afrec- , tions, where large quantities of celebrated Medicines have been tried in vain, a small Bottle of these Drops has given the happiest proofs of their excellent properties, particularly in promoting a regular appetite and true digestion, expelling all morbid humours, and causing proper purity, texture, and tenacity, with free circulation and equal distribution of the nervous and other fluids, and thereby removing all bilious, Nvina y, and spasmodic complaints, whilst they produce composure of mind, a cheerful flow of spirits, accompanied with an agreealalediffusion of natural warmth and lively sen sation through every part of the animal frame, so as to ren der the sickly, weak, and delicate habit healthful, and re store the, decayed constitution to a state of strong activity. These Drops are inclosed in plain directions, and appointed to be sold by Tutt, Royal Ekchange; Ward, No. 324, Holy born, opposite Gray's Inn, London; C. Collins, Salisbury; Horsey and Woodward, Portsea ; Watts and Harding, Go's port ; Donaldson and Mottley, Portsmouth ; Jennings, Bishop's Waltham; Robbins, Winchester; Skelton, South ampton; Hollis, Ramsey; Jones, Lymington ; Benson, Ringwood ; Moore, Poole; and most Venders of Patent Me dicines in Great Britain, at Ss. the bottle, duty included ; and may be had at No. 4, Little Tower-street, London ; where all orders wholesale and retail are duly attended to. Also his M EZE RION PILLS, which, though requiring no restraint of diet, or hindrance of business, yet ,area safe, expeditious and infallible cure in every stage of a certain disease, being sealed up in plain direEtions, with instruttions, by which all the baneful effeels of that insidious disorder are immediately prevented by attending to the method therein directed ; price S. sd. duty included. GLOUCESTER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PHILLPO rrs, Seri. At the King's Head Inn, in this City, on Tuesday the r;th Day of June inst. at Six o'Clo,:k in the Afternoon, CAPITAL FREEHOLD STONE-BUILT MESSUAGE, situate in Black Fryars, in the City of Gloucester, consisting pt a Vestibule, Breakfast-room, Dining-paslcur, and Drawing-room of large dimensions, a large Hall, a very excellent Kitchen, Butler's Pantry; and Laundry, six good Bed-chambers, spacious and very excel lent Cellars, convenient Offices, and extensive Warehouses ; together with a . good Garden and Stable adjoining thereto; the whole forming a most desirable Residence for any Person engaged in the Wine or Wool Trade; or any other Business which requires room, or capable of being converted into two genteel Houses at a moderate expence. The Premises are situated at a short distance from the Ba son of ilia Gloucester and Berkeley Canal, and peculiarly adapted .to partake of the advantages of that undertaking. They .have for several years past been in the possession o f Air. Benjamin Sadler, Wine-merchant. ' 1 Immediate possession may be had. Further particulars may be known, by applying at the Office of NV hitcombe, Griffith, and Phillpotts, Gloucester; a nd at Mr . , Wlli.tcornhe'S, Serjeant's-inn, Fleqt,street. GENUS, HONOS, ET NOBILITAS. .THE Pride of Ancestry, the Reward of Merit, and the Dignity of Title, can only be rightly under stood and appreciated by those versed in HERALDRY. • To facilitate the Knowledge of this Science (the recreation of the Great Newton), The POCKET HERALD; or Gentleman's Companion, is row effitred to the Public, price is. In whkh the Nobleman will at a glance find the marks 'and gradations of Title; the Gentleman, those of 1-atiiily and Proximity ; and the Attist, whether Painter or- Engraver, the most useful Guide, and cheapest' Compen dium.. .1 ) 1 4 ,1t.11 for pi:ln Wallis, No. t 6, Ludgate-street MINERVA OFFICE. This nay was publiihed, in 2 Vols. tznio. price gs. sewed, ODD..}NOUGH; to be SURE! Or, EMILIUS in the WORLD. _A Novel, from the German of AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE. Printed for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall7street. Ol whom niay he had, recently puhlished,, Accusing Spirjt, 4 Vols. izrno. price as. sewed. Delaval, 2 Vols. Bs. do. Warkfield Castle, 3 Vols. 13s. 6d. do. • Midnight Wedding, 3 Vols. L3s. 6d. do. , • Ariel t or Invisible Monitor; 4 Vols. iSs. do. Scottish Legend,, 4 Vols iSs. do. MINERVA OFFICE. a'his Day was published, in 4 Vols. tzmo, price as. sewed, W'HO S THE MURDERER ? Or, The MYS. TERY of the FOREST. A Novel. By ELEANOR SLEATFI Author of the Orphan of the Rhine, &c. &C. Printed for Lane and Newman, Leadentiall.street. Where may also be had, just published, Lady ofthe Cave, 3 Vols. 121110. price 125.. sewed. Martin and Mansfeldt, 3 Vols. samo. Yes. do., Babel, of Valdarno, 3 Vols. 13s. 6d. do. Nobility Run Mad, 4 Vols. 765. do. , Massoutf, or Philosophy of a Day, 3s. 6d. do, L-ascelles, 3 Vols. 13$. 6d. do. Measured from the customary Standards, viz. Hyde Park Corner, Westminster, and Ldridon Bridges ; Tyburn Turn. pike, Shoreriitch, and Whitechanel Churches; Hicks's Hall, &c. This Day was published, Crown Svo. price 7s. 6d. in boards, the ad Edition of, CARY's NEW ITINERARY ; or, An Accu rate Delineation'of the Great Roads, both Dired and Cross, throug:lout ENGLAND and WALES, with many of the principal Roads in SCOTLAND • from an adual Ad measurement made by command of his Majesty's Post: M ter-General, for Official Purposes, under the direction and inspection of THOMAS HASK ER, Esq. Surveyor and Su-, nerintendant of the Mail Coaches ; particularly distinguish ing all places on the goads which are Market Towns, and such as have P)st-offices for the receipt and delivery Of Let ters : To whit.h are added, at the end of each Road, the K imes of thos.,L-ms that supply Post Hqrses and Carriages, Bach or Returr:Routes, w Ur:the distance from Stage to Stage; a most extensive seledion of Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, Copious Indexes, &c. accompanied , witha,Ge neral Map, exhibiting the wholeof the Roads described in the Work, and another Map expressly adapted to the Cross Roads, on which are added, figures of reference to the page where each is described ; with Engraved Title Page, Dedi cation, &c. &c. By JOHN GARY, Surveyor of the Roads to the General Post Office Note.—A few Copies are printed on Royal Odavo, Hot Pressed, and affording large Margins fur hemarks, price J 35. boards. Printed for J. City, Map Seller, Ist, Strand, of whom may be had Maps of every description.. TO LETT, On the BANKS of the THAMES, at MORTLAKE, in SURREY, - -A Very Genteel HOUSE, fitted up and FUR NISHED in the present taste; together with a Gar den; Coach-house, and Stable. Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. James Phillips, Ironmonger, at Mortlake. GLOUCESTER AND WARWICK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. GRAHAM, At Tom's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Tuesday "Tune 22, • 180 . z, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots; 2iVALUABLE FREEHOLO ESTATE, corn prising the Lordship of LARK STOKE, in Glouces tershire, on the border of Warwickshire, containing 474 Acres within a Ring Fence, divided into two eligible Dairy anti Agricultural Farms, including about 250 Acres of uncom monly rich old inclosed Meadow and Pasture, with the Ma nor-bonse and Farm-house, both built of Stone from a Quirry on the Estate, and all other requisite Buildings, in perfedt order, on Lease to Messrs. Cooper and Fletcher, re sponsible Tenants; at very low Rents, amounting to 4571. res. per annum, exclusive of Wood Land and Plantations in, hand. The Situation and Properties of this Estate baffle de scription. Its Crown was the lov-z-frequented Spot of Shakespare,- commanding the 'most enchanting Prospects in every diredion, bounded only by the horizon, and supposed to embrace a circumference of zoo miles, with lucid Swings nearly at, the highest top, and a Brook coursing its boundary through the Valley aufhcient for a Mill. The natural pride of England, in the breed of Sheep, has here its greatest trait, and from the summit to the foot, the, scene is so happily di versified with luxuriant Hill and Dale, that taken altoge ther, it is perhaps one of the most enviable Domains in the Kingdom ; at easy distances from Campden, Shipston, Strat ford-upon-Avon, &c. capable of great rmpiovement. Part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage. Particulars may be had at the Star 1 nn, .Oxford ; the I nns at Shipston, Strattbrd=vpon-Avon, Warwick, Birmingham, &c. of Messrs. Smith, Kekewith and Hoskins, Lincoln's inn-square; and at Mr. Graham's Office* No. 88, Chan cery.lane, London. [PRICE SIXPFTTCE. A very 7ALUABLE FR E ES - TATE in N Cri , AMPTONSHIRE. TO BE SO-LD BY ALIC-TIONT, n t.ii)t or inore; k Lots, • By Selr. - %KIRSHAW,:: At the Hind Inn, Wellingbroegli, on Wednesday the 231 of June inst. at Three o'Clock, unless previously dis posed of. by-. Private Contract ; Very VALUABLE anciDESIRABLE FREE.. tioLD ESTA (E, situate in a most pleasant part of the Country, adjoining the Market Town and in the Parish of Wellingborough, in the County of Northampton, consisting _of a substantial and spacious :NIANSI.ON HOUSE, which may-at a small expence be made suitable for the Residence of a genteel'Family, with walled Garxlens, fish-ponds, Pads doeks and Premisese Barns, Stables, Malt-house and outer Buildings'; Courts, Farm-yards, and Appurtenances, and •of Arable, - 1 , about 400 'Acres e, tea( 0 . 4%, ZIICT Pasture L.tad, , 1 -* the first quality tor natural- fertility,. but still - capable of ereat improvement,- divided into proper sized Inclosures, encircled. in a ring fence, and plentifully supplied with Water. The Pasture Land, in richness of herbage and fertility of soil, is superior to most-feeding land in the Kingdom, and the whole is deserving the attention of Gentlemen desirous of inve.siieg their money in landed property, and particularly of such - F ;-- mers and Graziers who may wish to cultivate, stock - and im-; prove a fertile and grateful soil. Lime and Man; ire may oe p chased near the Estate in any quantity and on reasonable 1,;(,11$. The Estate is tithe-free, a n d of th e airmen value . ot ecepli lett to respettable Tenants, who are under proper agreements f.,r the Management of the Estates, and n-ave Notices to quit and deliver up the same at Michaelmas next. To treat for the same, apply to'Mr. lanes, Wells or: , . neat Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire ; and for 'a view of the Premises, - apply to Mr. Gascoyne French, 13 Jilin -. of the Estate, Wellingborough ; and for furtocr George's CoMe-house, - Chancery-lane,' and to' Messrs. For: ster, Cooke and Frere, ; M r s-: Hodson and Sun, Wellingborough, at whose P! of the Estate; are deposited. MUCHWENLOCK, TO BE 2i SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, CAPITAL and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, pleasantly situated on the Turnpike Road leading to and within eight miles of Bridgnorth, seven mile* of Broseley, nine miles of Shrewsbury, and fifteen ,plies Ludlow, in a pidtiresque part of the County. of Salop ; con sisting of the MANOR, or reputed Manor of _PRES - 1%, HOPE, with the Waste Land, Right of .Common over the extensive Commons of Westwood, &c. in the anjtiat and respectable Borough and Parish of MUCu W LOCK,: • and 734 Acre's of fertile Arable, MeadoN, Past , tre, and w.).1.1.. land, divided into proper sized Farms and ancient Lclosures, with substantial Farm-houses, Malt- hbases, Barns Stables, Sheddings, and other convenient and nel:essary . ings, now lett to respeElable Tenants, at the old and annual Rent of 8101. or thereabouts, but capable! of Considerablz. advance., The Estate lies in a Ring Fence, abounds.with Game, and contains several large Ponds or Reservoirs of Water made for the purpOse of irrigation, with a never failing Stream run ning through the centre of the Estate. Manure' in any quan tity may be purchased on reasonable terms within two miles. TO Land contains an inexhaustible sine of Ball and Stalac lical LIME-STONE - of the first quality, with every indi cation of other valuable MINERALS. The Estate is subJ. je& to a Land Tax of‘z7l. 4s. a Chief Rent of tl. 3s. 6d. And is Titheable. _ _ frr 14,0001. part of the purchase money, may remain charged upon the Estate. To trgat for the same, apply to Mr. came , l#Wellshorn, near Stratford-on-Avon; or to Mr. Coupland, Attorney, Shrewsbury ; and for Particulars to John Bishton, Esq.. Kelsall ; John Dodson, Esq. CO u nd ; M essrs. P em b erton and Coupland, Shrewsbury ' Thomas itaslewood, E s q. Bridgnorth ; Wm. Wheel r, Esq. Winterrold ; an d at M r. James' Office, Wellsborn ;'WM. Parsons, on the Premises; the Stork Tavern, ,Birmingham ; and at George's Coffee:- Ouse, Chancery-lane, Lcindon. SOLOMON's C;ILE.:10 • T T is notorious, that various disorders of ;he human frame are brought on by dissipation in youth, and the gross violation of those rules which prudence didat e g for the preservation of I4ealth, -and laying a foundation for a long and happy life, with a firm and strong constitution. The blessings of health are no sooner lost, than painful ex perrence teaches the inestimable value of it, and the unhappy Patient looks around, too often, in vain, for the means of its recovery I Dr Solomon, of Liverpool, recommends his CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD to all those whose Constitutions have been impaired by early imprudence, and whose nerves are af.. flitted by intense study, the too free use of ardent spirits, tea or coitee, as well as to all persons who are enervated by lorig residence in hot and unhealthy climates; in which cases, it will invariably prove of the most sovereign efficacy, bra iing the relaxed nerves, strengthening and invigorating the con. stitutioa. The various weaknesses peculiar to the Fair Sex come im mediately under tne po her of this restorative ; and many Ladies of Faspion and Respectability have ;Quad it to ne the best medical atipendage to the toilet they ever diet Mtn ; foe recruiting the decayed spirits, dissipating the head-acli, dul ness, and languor; and creating a pleasing viva c i t y, c h as . ing away. melancoly, it gives comfort and wealth to the whole system. - Numerous cases have from time to time been publiihed in every Newspaper in America, for the eneourageinen[of the Ai licied to. use and persevere in a Medicine which so emi nently atrnds a complete cure in all cases of debility. This incomparable Cordial Balm of Gilead is at once the most elegant and efficacious Medicine ever yet discovered for nervous diseases. In weak' and shattered constitutions, weakness of sight or memory, hypochondria, tremblings. horrors of the mind, sexual debility, and all other diseases arising from a relaxed state of the nervous system, and often the consequence of intemperance, debauchery, inattention to the necessary cares ofhealth, luxury, in sedentary, inactive, or studious life, this Cordial Balm has universally establish ed its restorative efficacy, and may be justly enumerated amongst the foremost of those happy discoveries which medical research have procured as the blessings of the human race, and greatest counteraelive to human misery. Ttiou sands at this day in the three Kingdoms, Jive to bless the day they first applied to this admirable remedy; an d en j oy t h e blessings of health, who might otherwise have chopped into an untimely grave, the viaiins of early imprudence. Accounts from England, Ireland, the. Ease - Indies, Hamburgh, Berlin, Holland, Norway, Sweden, and Den mark, all concur in stating that no Medicine ever introduced id those Countries met with such rapid and extraordinary -sale. The Custom-house Books at London_ and Liverpool will evidently shew that more of this Medicine is exported than all others put together. Dr. Solomon, conscious of the reditude of his condua, and he unrivalled, unprecedented efficacy 9 f his Medicine, can not withhold so great a blessing from Society, and is de termined, at the expence of • Five Thousand Pounds, to establish this great discovery for the benefit of mankiud arid will continue regularly to advertise true, genuine, and vo. luntary attestations of its. superior efficacy. • The Cordial - Balm of Gilead' :is sold by• J. Mathews, Stratid, in bottles, price .Half-a-C:uinea each. Thcre are also cases, at 51.. containing equal to twelve bottles at los. 6d. by ; which the Patient saves il. 6s. Dr. Solomon may be consulted' by letter, post-paid, in closing his usual fee of one Guinea—Such letters should, for safety, be thus direded----" Money-letter. Dr. Solomon, Solomun's-place, Brownlow-street, Liverpool ; paid double postage." To ensure the most inviolable secrecy, Lettefs may be or dercd to be-addressed for X. or A. B. at the Post-Ortive, till called for. _ As Dr. Solomon's praaice in now become so great and ex tensive, and his constant engagements require a considerable portion of his time and attendance, he expeets when consult. ed, the.nsual compliment of a guinek ; but all written cases, of letters of advice, to be answered at his leisure, are required. to inclose.only half-a-guinea. In order to' prevent - unavoidable delqs, and consequent disappointments, Agents are required to send their orders be• fore their stock is quite exhausted. Captains, Merchants, &c. are supplied on the first and third Mordays in every month, of which they will take mice.