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JON , 3ker ..13raY1 001e:' 01 0 : C bre ( ' 11:1 ),'" tatea he • 5,. to 'log. 6 t k : ( 'it d ico 1: a :11 0 ; 1 : w wou ,NUMBER 3L2i.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. MO.:MORROW EVENING, Sept. 21. 38i, Their Majesties' Servants will perforni a Comedy, called HE COLINTRA( GIRL. Moody, Mr. WROUGHTON ; I-ram - curt, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Sparkish, .Mr. PALMIER ; Belville, Mr. C. K EMBLE ; Footman, Mr. WE1313 • Cotintryman, -1 Mr. William, Mr. MADDOCKS; Servant, Mr. EVANS ; Alithea, Miss MELLON ; kiss Peggy, MrS. ORDAN ; Lucy, Miss Tips WELL ; WITU THE SHIPWRECK. Selwyn, Mr. DIGNUM; Harry Hawser, Mr. BANNISTER, Tun. • /klichael Goto, Mr. COOKE.; Shark, Mr. CAULFIELD; Stave, Mr. SU Err ;; Dick, Miss MENAGE , u • • Angeliea Coto. STEpHENS Fzany, Miss DE CAMPS Sally, Sna.nrock; Airs.. BLAND ; Boxes - 6c. Second ?rice 3s.—Pit 35. - 6 d. Second, Price 25.-- Gal lery -zs. Second Price is.— U pper Gailery is. Second race ba • *,* No Money to be t4tuined. Places'for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. - losbrock, at the Box-Office, Little Russeli-street. Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Perform ance to begin at H.tf oast Six. • Vivant-Rex et Regina. - On Thursday, the Comedy of The West Indian, in which Dwyer will make his' ad appearance • in the Charader of Belcour, with The Devil to Pay. • (Or The present settled arrangement .respecaing the Ma nagement necessarily supercedes the former Free List, should there be-any omission contrary to the customary usage in that tiOw made out, it is requested that information ?nay be given to the Treasurer. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING 'of the • GENTLEMEN educated at the FREE GRANI-• ItIAR SCHOOL in MANCHESTER, will. be held on Wednesday the sth of Odobtr, 18oz, as the Spread Eagle Inn in Manchester. 'Those Gentlemen that purpose favouring The Stewards with their •conrpany on the occasion, are re— guested to give in their panics to Mr. Vernon at the Spread Eagle Inn atoresaid, on or before Friday the tat of °eloper. Diluter on Table precisely at half after Two o'Clock. Kt CHARD WILSON, Esq..Z Stewards. Atev:jOHN ,GATLIf THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL. XXR. HEADINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON' -WI. will commence their, 'cdurse of Lectures on. AN.A.- *FUMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and the PRINC-IPLES and OPERATIONS of StI2GERY, on Friday Oclober ,rst, f Nind in the Morning. AtiATOMICALDEMONSTRATIONS and DISSEC TION, by :fir. AR:MIGER. _ . During tile Winter, a. Series of Leatbres on Surgeryil ittArateti by Cases under treatment, wiil be given by Mr.. Ztirard, Mr. 'l'. Blizad, and Mr. Headington,- Strrgeons tit' tin:Hospital. • • - • • br. Dennison will also continence his Leaures on the . Thenryand PraCtice of Midwifery, on Friday October ist, t Eleven. in the Forenoon. . ROVAJ. ITOTT,L, Late Rossrrioro-House, Kildare,stieer, Dublin. • THOMAS .LEECH respectfully- acquaints ,the 4. Nobility and Gentry, he has fitted up the above Fre htises asap }Ltd; in the most splendid style, for the recep— titna of Families, with their Retinue, however numerous. Leech begs to observe, -the mast minute attention has been Paid to the general arrangements, with a ).ieutto.forip a tri.)st Vaeious and complete t stablislintent for th - c elegant accorn t4oda:ion or Families of Rank and their :4 tteuclan;. • ARMY C 9 OI4MISSIONS. ' PO be Sold, a Corno,,ny, Lktitenantcy, and En_ sigucy, for Hall-pay ; for Full-pay, a Licutenantcy -41 the Lsie Guards, a .Cornetcv s in the Blues, and several ether Co:en:ales both in Light-and Heavy Dragoons; also P.asigncies in Regiments at flume and Abroad. A Captain on Full-pay. in an Old Regiment at Home, I s deilrcus Of exchanging to HalLpay ; and a Caprain'ort•Half_ .lkay may have an eligible.exchange to Heavy Dragoons. Appry (if by letter, tree dipostage) to Mr. Joh!::,:.rn, N 0.6, - 1 • Craven.strect, Strand, Loiulon.' r MONi.Y READY TO ADVANCE. A LL PERSONS in posst3sion of Incomes, arising from Freehold,. Copyhold, or Leasehold - tates, in Land or Ilouses, Money in the Finv.ls, Reot e • .nt • Widows' jointures, An _ ,+„ , PllttleS, Patent' rfates, church . Livig.s, or any .other tziin InCome'for'7l...ite,- may be supplied with temporary.or l'er'nanent Siniiiatf Money. to any Amount, by paying An:. Lofty'test :• e same. I _ L 'Ane Nobility a,,d Gentry of known Property, pr,tneir• LIT S, may be accommodated on thejr personal security ; 14111 iti'-any . instance - where' the single iccurity of. anindtvi, d 4 41 may be deemed ins.udicient, the addition of anotherp l erson V) . guarani ,e I.te payment of the Interest . will re ktve;tiir objection ; and, In all ea3e,•:„ privilege 'Will Rive n to the Public; to return the Principal. at their own ° Ption. • : I'ersonal applicatio n s Will received every(lay till Four t o Clock • and Letters fr,in Correspondents in. Town or. o u „ • ` • d ..try (post psel) . be nrunediately.iinswereu, by zu !"4l'.cpg-to the Dire!:tor of the Knig re iltsbrictie Bank, at his • 9Nk'n liou S • t l No. v • 8 Lc , vr Joim-slct,'Colden -square.' - " - STEIN 8,, BRIGHTON. ' • TO BE; SOLD BY AUCTION, At. the Revs' Ship'l no., .11Ct4l - dot:, on Thursday. the 23d day or cep,Prnber, r 8::::, :;e:, cell' the Hours of OA and Two o'Clock, unless i - ,:••_•,• ',,, .13 'y' CZ3pOSC4 of by Private Con. iict, of ',''ll,:ii N ro, - ' ~‘ l':e'l • A 2 i . k 1.": iAL ML's 1i,..: AGE or TEN M EENT, 1 „1 in the most desir,blz: SittiAtiOn in Brighton, on the he Side of, - . and ecnin:a ,aii II View ol the. Stehle and adjoilliii t ; the ManLio •-house of Lady Ann IVitirray on South, and Seen - le-lane on the Scull ; CO!iiprising two I„ 4r lourS, Orawiag-room, Housekeeper's Room, and Ser- C•nts' Halls ; ten .good Chambers; Kitchen, and . other It °o veniences, together - with a large Yard. and a Building 4 Tel- eh)", ci=pable of. bein converted into a Laundry, or for It other kliroily purpose.-- - - . e 4 his Estate x from the quantity of Ground it contains, the s,_,ent of groat towards the Swine, and the excellence of the brklation,• is capable of.forthing . a Residence fit for any . NO li!rilan or Gentleman's Family, and not' to lie suipasSed in oti ti E lt9l-1 ; or it is worthy the attention of any person desir t44opening it . Bcardin,g I-louse, or carr) ing on any exten. 1,, usiness requiring space. I'l„, ° , , sssion may be had in the month of Oaober, and the thi... e ► r-way be accommodated with a consider a bl e par t o f :.r..l(ifdiage-iribiley,. on Security of the Preinises. _. ,Io m i l f :.- rs'rate 'tray be. viewed with rickets; tl• • ,• applying c.,Ql.,l,'Nrs.•CooPeritnd Hill, ,of Lewes, where further p a rti- • . .. • h. ..:_. s.. _ %l ay 3: known. • BOWEL COMPLAINTS. Stiir.rioritv whicir'tlie Original DA ITY 4 64 ve L 1-1 XI it has over ail other Medicines in curing the llrctis,.4niplainrs, alNiers ar.y.,6;rinnt::nts"nti its virtues , un- P ,IV xr Y ; but the ProprietOr feels it a .duty he owes to the s t: ) „ 1, .to caution- them against Counterfeits ; and interrns t'Lli he 4ieit her- suppliis, or authorises any. House-in tO sell hi:, Medicine, and tlaat it can .only be had p. 111 / 4 1ry. - . 4 t ilis ‘Vatchouse, the Winn: stone noose, in Salts: v( - "1 , t4are; Pleet-street. Messengers should be cautious 1 4 ' 1 , two sbops in the narror.v entrance into the Square, e ,,t!'c! andacity to write on their w;ndows ‘` by v..nich .he unWill - yII4VC 0:C11 deq i iVed. y~Gov.:Tin-n e w h,vc laid an •a Linty on 'Mc -*EI 114 Prr±pricto;• oi,this ex.el lent one oinrritues ter %est in quartz. Las. pir.Ls Bs. :74.''__............. . ~. a• ") • , , , . , . • . • • .1,.., t 4 ; . t - • : „ 4 , , , . k...J ..; - -7., ,;';?•.?,: - .11"\- - - ,-, ;/,' ' ,4 1 / ii fl'i. FpßirP SIXPENCE. - t OFFICE OF • . .5' terthe r -77; D4t /It OFFICE ks , of 1115 MA YESTY'r ORDNANCE do hire& give N:4 e, rid Proposch wi/' be receivei fit th?ir 6 . ffice, rtr:eet, 'Vests:bitter, - on TUEtDAY • the2i.st clay, o f ,S'ertenther inst. front sueL I.!;srsons as may h 2h7lfint to s uirderfithe ths supp' of FORZIGE for the ARTILLERY 1-1014S.EY sta tioned at IPookuich, tlforttbs from Ist rOiloher next. The For:lige to be farnis.6eilti Rations, t) twills: -if the irg "roiortioas, lair. For R74l . i.vg lJoraes 12:161. Of 1104;i 8!/•;. Straw; anal ltbs. of Oats; and for Drirft 11.v-se: fps. of 1 , 14 y; 6165. of Strait', and Sibs. of Cats ; io be deilwled at IVools:;.reij at the expence, of the Crintrifinr. 71-v.lerms. 'and (~.naritic:Ns of :he Cotkas mad by niz, n :rpm application at the Serrgary s in , t'f. 111.4vrt- street; Qefi ricy hettuien the 115:Yri,ofreil a',C 1 7 .64- o'CfiNi-k, vet r u Pra . 3..- sat;r i in-he adni . i . liej:after Tuesday the 2,!stilay Ci'det . of B arid, •‘. ' R. - 2 , t. Asr 1N.1.,:f ;10 - - . • 5t1::e;, , 60 -. 2; .THE Copt %T tke UNITED COMPANY ,;/. ENG,.. -LAND trading to the East Indies; do 6:reby give Notice, That the CoMmittee will 6e :rally "receive Protals•in '.writ ing; 'sealed up, on if" EON I'.;SAY, the 22,a 7 inst.z:t, ft cm Perstns tt:l4, .z.viking to supply tht Compaay q; : it.i• • Ar o ch9i*ankl Grapnalsi • Ci:nvas; ton -Guns, Pitch and. Tari Si of and Steel, ' • ' • • S;.vedish iron, and . . (ton. - - Propotais eypretiinl iherein ihelo.tcest Prlees, as' - there' ?Fill not be Or of ortttnity of making any Abatement.. The Conditions ,d the C.'ontrtigi may be scfrn st4o.; applicaticn 1,1 .Yatnes Cogin;_Clerk to the sail Committee,with :uttoni the Itntiers Must be left befire Tvee t ive t;'Cloik at Noon, it# 22d . bgond which hour not a,:y Tender will be iveeived. , . . To ET, SY.) LD - , , . ~ GEN"- - PV„EL Secp:Id.11111LI LANDAULE T, - with Compass. Perab Carriage;. in .exe,efierit Orner,: pea*, in every res,ed for Mirmdiate-use., Also a very good light PHAETON, cot squ,eieci rig ong or more Irorc.es, and a pair of Harness. To be seen at Meths. turner's New yardj Lincoln's Inn-fields. ... . A RCH -HER-and 17iAUGHTON, troth Irish Poplin and Tal2binot Manufaclureri a 11 Mer , :er, to Ilcr tkei,r Royal ll:g:tacs:ics the Prince :414.1 Princess of Wales, -Disko and 1)..i.i-ches3 or York, putches . of Wirtenywcz, and tLc Prin , .-esiesi N. 5; 1 F1' . ...r.r.: , .:11 - a- , -,trczeL, .Covent-gar,...ro, Lon,lcrt. . . P..ktrcii.ag,e of Her. Ma3eFty, t dia-rent Branches /of th, - ....P.;:y21 and Ladics..of the fo',t Rank.' and Fashion, it is 11;;;;;;• ., . he.s ;;;.I.l.9cintty established,. in 'the opinion' of a discerning Pi!nli( 7.. ? - ir.: or 2,.tchee ; - tr. s' d . :14-aug;,;-o, ; 's anl C r oij,, Silver, Figurcd, and !'ldol Ci•vamhziry anct Sarse!iets.i . or Court,' 'fur..sans, &c. to render it tuinc,:esary f(il tort flol!seto lei - Ay - to the Adv m er— tiseents ot"other,l, whore chief i , rete . nsion to the it is the: copying of their Adi.',.l-ti,ieinents. Whereas Archer' and Hanihron credbli' formed, that a great Hoary pepp;e .;- now; and have been, for...soin,ti-,titire. past, 2 .!:...i! , r 4! • .•: t!-.I sel ling Poplirrs,a44 rabSinets,,a4 t!i ! t:; , - under the:rim-I'd of Arriher and Ha Ugh. .!• ; wi t;x a to discredit' ankl injure ttitir t• on the I tiblie in Titirter,ll . ; .they are dct_rini.ii,t,as far as lies in their power, t) proselna te t con viezion i3erson or-,persons so VC4l.:in'.., POpli!lS add Tabli;riets under the name of their A 0 lenufaLire; .that was rataCtuaily Liought-at their House - • 4 r, i 4 . Mereh4nts stippffeit They have the honour to Acquaint the Nol.liti4 - y,iind Gen try, that their Warehouse is stocki.d with a greate?.varleiv of Motirning Goods than is to be any other 'A l ong" 0.4 Town, which they - . are enabled tossell (fin ready inoyey j at prices much lower than they- can be .had elsewhere, n.e whole li.ing or their - own rizanuladi - e :---they consist of whit 6 arri,black'Bon:baeeens, Chaniberry Mush Cal)lb:iC S'arSenetS, Rasitirnores, for Widows, Aimozines,,ircis'Bitr. celona Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, POplins.; 'MOde.S, Crape; searf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Botnbazets tint Servants, jce. at%o n greai choice of Patterns in grey and SALen:its, for slight Moiiffiing. E,,p,iiih with Poplins of e superior quality, at Y . is. tid per yar , l; - Velt - rres t double blacli...Serges, anti rich Irish Tebbitne in different Patterns ; plain; corded, chain, and striped, tor Clergyineft and Gentlemen who always wpar b;at...;:; they nevcr grow rusty or greasy in u;eafing, bc...itK , of the very best triple dye. No second, price ever asked for-an; article booght at tacit House. • N. 13'. "Ladies'own Spinning manuradured into Poptius or Tabbiners ; Tabbefays fir Furniture of the tiidereiii tgsiticin. eble Colours, manufa.'llirt.do.l the shotiest LEAUTY O.F PERSON. Patrnniied by His Royal Highness the Ditkccif /tent. . • AS Clothing is a greittvr Ornament . th a n . a Whitei of Ttr.th I'ROTTE IZ's.. ASIAT,i O TOO TI-1 POW DEE:, or ORIENTAL 1.4 NTIERI C has met with universJl encouragement fro-n the , Per - so lagcs Of I. asiti..in and Distinclion, during aperiod. of ightzen is tecounnendedto the attcmtib4sof the ? t ank, , Ladic, an d Gent le:) tit holiavcii. triad the efli.:;:t afthis excellent ps:ii tifi ice, will find a sin: , ,x :;p.flicier.t quantity to ascei rain its efficaey and' ; i excellencies being acknoWltliged by the :MS, rest;. Authorities, used by several, and recoil:mem:ed._ 'owner oleanses..and beautifies th e Teeth, sweetens II::: pdssesses no acid that can cor rode' the enain'el. . - .•::ire'in , .;ly'sate in its 'use. From its astiiin.,-;ency it the . guins, --erarlicates the, scurvy,. wh:ch often ili1; destruction of a whole set of 'teeth,. preserves sound :ells kiecav, sec ores dec..yed Teeth from becoming worse., fastens those I,viii.ch are loose, proves the ha py means of preventing ti: 2i; drawn. But wh at his en... . Iwo:iced .it: in the , esli-i c t o f:.tidies and Gen:Jen - feu-who have lieen in the habit :s, that it prevents the re, turn of the before thac period,' t ite.y 11 , :d been violently afflicted; ioid I>viating the necessity of that mo'st disagreeable of all opiratious,—;-ealing ,the- Teeth. Likewise a:Tinciure . which -pOssesses the power of easing. the'tnoet violent tbothlaeh, and braces the Gums, and is :t Vasil after. the pOwcicr, perfettly safe i n i t s use,. having acid. M. Tro:ter teColnineitus it to Gentlemen going abroad to take with they, as Gentlemen Who have been abroad havt found the good4 - , k,tts ot . the -Powders- in long voyages; and' also proper fora a Fatiiiiiro,. and. Schools to keep oy thein.t. She,cautions the Nobility and Gentry against pu rc h asing any As ;ati 11'ooth-Powder `• M. Trotter' on th-.: Stamp ; oil the top of the bo - t,'several conipositions hirang. been iireiais:d for it, in. Town Country. . Sold, wbotesaleinni rciail, at thewarehouse,,No..3,- fort Buildings, - .Strand ; and by appointment, by Was - s. Buller _and Loder, Oxford; stir. Reynolds ; Bath : Mvs. Shearcliii aod Andrewt, Bristol; Mr. Trewman. :ter Mr,. Snack, Portsmeuth ; Mr. Itic,itards, PI) tn: uth ; Mr. Wood, 'Weymouth; .sir. Edmonds, Istorthaippion; Mr. Ltt. cas, - Southampton; Mr. Howard, ieading ; Mr. M dale. IPs.,vicit; Pollett, Colcnestor ; Mr. &also. Hu ; Mr. Holdl.tr , ;sok, Dern,. ; \ir. IVtuks, G:tinsbro' ; _ Mess. Oillon, Chester; Mr. Aldred, la:soma:1; Mrs. Cross and Wood, Sinewsbory;' Mr. Rice, Wnkctield; Swin ton, , LTiCeSt2l ; Mr.. Underwue.d, Cainbr.,io; anti Mr.. Spence and Mr. Razfyvirn, Edinburgh; Bull, Dubin. Price zs. 6d. aijoic ; 2s. 9 a. duty jacikhal, Ir.diq lb, each, MO.N.DA Y, SEPTEiVIBER 2D, L.A.Nd.kSHIRE. At the ANNUAL GENERAL' SESSION of the PtAC'E, held pursuant to the Statute, at the New-Court anise, in Preston, in add for the County Palatine of Lancaster, the„rst Day of luly in the 4zd Year of King-George the third'i Reign: R . ESOLVED, That it •appe-trs to this • Court, that by an Add of Parliament passed in the - eizcl'Year of the Reiete Of His late Majesty Cn visa entitilled " An Additienal Act, for the better repairing of Highways and Bridges," a Power was givehto the I ustices of the Coun ty of Lancaster for ine Term of Ten Years, to bhild County and Hundred Bridges where such Bridges were want .id : which said Act wasfully executed, and the Bridge gstabtish rnentofthe County renamed unaltered and undistdrbeci un til a Decision nude in the Court of Kine's Benen, called the Glusburn Bech Case, goive Occasion for ' Bridges to be built by Subscription, without - the consent or knowledge of the County, wherever the Persons associated chose to eted them, which were built in so imperfect a manner as soon to be coMe ruinous, and the County has been Made subject to many Bills of Itididment for net repairing.and re-building Brilige-i yoereEted. As a reihedy for these asuses, male on a judicial Deeisiore, the-County otitTed theannexett.Cialif4.l9 bc inserted in the General -Bridge Bill:lately depending in Parliament, which will she .that the County wa,wiiling, to assist in the erecting of -New Bridges where they really wanted, Worn the County Rates ; and, rite printed tile_ porc of the Committee of th e 1-lousel of Commons-contains ;he' following Clause:—" ResuKed, that it' is,the opinion of thrs Co-nrnittee, that CountisS should not be hd.und no main- . tank and repair any 'l3riclee hereafter tube built, unless the Justices, in General Seu.trter Sessions aseembled, sno aid de-. teroline that such Bridge is necessary to be built tor tne pur -1 poses of the and should consent - thereto."—Trier pm gress cf the General Bridge Bill -was suspended .for two ruonths by a Vote of, the House Of Peers on the, loth ot' e june last; en tne revival of this _Bill, it is the request of ilia; Ceort that the Law respecting the ere.dion of e New Bridges --should be settled, either on the Report or the Committee of ,the House of Comnious, or en the annexed Clauses, and so - that it may be made to depend en as Act of the Legislature, and not on a judicial Decision . • The Clabses req - erretito by the above Resolution Be it enacted, That when.the I nhahitents and, Latid-Qwn ere of any Part or nista& in anY'Cotlnty, find`tila want of the. acidemmodation of a Bridge 'meet auy River or iirook in such District, they may assemble and enzer, into a Subscription tor defraying the expellee of building the Olt:Aided Bridge' and may prepi,-eo a Petition to he presented to the justices of such County, at' a General Session to be holden•tor such County, and for the County Palatine of Lancaster - at the Annual General , SesSion, praying that the -proposed Bridge may-be built ; and the - -said J ustices approving of. the saki Subscription and - Petition, may transmit. the Subscription to the Treasurer of such County, who shall xiirt is hereby di reaed to place the. Money so subscribed to ,the use of such C9unty ; and- it shall he lawful for the said Session to clic,ica the'. Surveyor of she, Public W o rks o f such ,Coun ty to build'a Bridge, as' requested by the said Petition, pro- • per - for the accommodation of the Subscribers, and for* .• Use, at the expence of such County, aided by the said Sub- . scriptiop o which shall hereafter be deemed aunt takeie to be a County Bridge; and 'no Bridge built otherwise than under the above - Regulations (where none had been before eredied) shall bedeemeci or taken-to be Country or Hundred Bridge, any Lawili§ege;or Custom to the contrary notivithstanding• . • Be it ena&ld, that'when the intended New .Bridge is de sired to be built over any Stream or River dividinget wo Coon-ties, the Meeting, Petition, and SubsCription or the Persons desiring the suite, shall be held and made in the same man-• ner as iselireded by the atbresaid Clause, and a .Duplicate of the said Petition aeti Subscription . shall be presented •to the usti colt- el' each of ai - ore.iaidiand for the County Palatine of Lancaster, at the Annual General Session, and if appro - vedr.f by both, it shall be lawful - for the Magistrates assembled at such. Session to appoint a Coniinatee of three justices from each, who, on a Moiety of the said Subscription tieing paid to the respective Treasurers', \shall cause the said Bridge -to be buil:, Under the mile Regulations, Conditions anti Provisions, aka: are di reeled to be observed oy the Clausenbove mentioned where the Bildge stands .wbol one. County. ' . By Orderof Court, • , E. GO RsT, Dep. Clerk of the Peace for Lancashire. THURCROFT. - TO BE LETT, and entered on at Michaelmas nex•, A CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, most de_ :L lightfullY situated at Thurcroft i . in the West Ridingdf tlie.County of York, in excellent Repair;.and replete with .every Accommodation fbr a rbspectable Family, with at tached and detached Oilias of every description, and 'also good CoachAlouses, Stables, Barns, Byers, and other lie . cessury ut-buildings, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, wit Fruit Walls well planted; together with zOz A t R. - 12 P. of Arable, .Meadow, and Pasture Land, all lying. within - a Ring Fence; and there are Walks in the Pleasthe Grouncl . whieh,command very beautiful and ext ens i ve P rospe ct s o f the:surrounding .Country. Thurcr.oft lies 4 convenient distance from the Market ToWns of Rotherhatit, Sheffield, Worksop, and .Doncaster, and is _situated in a tine Sporting Country, 'whi c h 'abounds With Came; and within four miles of an-excellent Pack of Fax•Houi4ds,. which arc regularly hunted. .Matthias at Thurcroft, will shew the Premises ;. and further particulars may be had, by applying to Mr. Cal yea, D.urhant ; .or at the Office of M e ssrs. 'ball and Wheat ley, Rotherham. Durham, Sept. 4, tSoz. • • DO%kf HOR l'E HALL, EAST-RIDING :oF-YORKSHIRE. near HULL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 13ELL arts( HEN DRY, In the Banqueting- ItOom, at the Nepturie Inn, Hull; 'on Tuesday, September J'SO24 between the Hours of Tiiietand Xive o'C lock (and not On Tuesday, 'September 1 4, as baifeadvertiscd); . A 0,4 Vain - Able, and yet Imptbvia. ble ESTATE, although already highly enriched by animm.aise quantity of ,Lime and short Manuree. by the present Owner tornprising near Acre.. „ ble, iticrddsv, Ahd Pithure Land, wiknin a Fence, and weil wooded, with ancient Oal;sandotil:,' Trees ; with a Capital MANSION, Coaeh-house, Srtd, . ;,,two Banns, Cow,lfouse,•ki'ranary;. and Offices attached .de tached, commanding a bold and aoimprehbnsiye View or a most beautiful suriottuding'Countr;',.enriAed by both .Nature and Art; and di versified by-a Pros Pea of Beverley Minster, P reto 4 - n, Hull; Sutton, Swine, INlawne and Beverley. Churches, and nurnerous_WindMills, the Lincolnshir f C oast on t h e , Ri ver Humber, with a long range or the YtakShire- Wolds; 'bound ing the distant View on one aide, whilst on the other it, is adorned by the majestic: - Woods of Rise and . Burton Consta ble; and every Close afliads most excellent Sithationi for building Country Residences. The High - Roads thetet are now ex:A:ltem: The whole is Freehold, Tythe- free, 'exoneratsd: trgrtli the Land-Tax, and not subject to LeaSe or Out-payments . Vall the .Fences a:e in a most flourishing -state It ts only seven miles from nine miles from Beverley,' and' not more than four in a dire:} line trotii. the Sea, w lterFby_the air is mutual highly salubrious. ' . . . . The surrounding Country abounds with Came, and Fox I.l9unds throw ofEgenetally within five miles distance. Th e Proprietdr will agree tliallaw Eighter•Ten Thousand Pounds to remain on Mortgage, 'for a term of years, as may be fixed an the Day of Sale. • . . , The Estate may' be viewed anytithe on application at the Hall, and a Plan thereokniay be seen at Hull, with Chatles •E....groastlley, Esq. the owner and oecupier. .The above Estate, if uot.sold altegther, will be irmn ate!) , put up; at the above:time aud. place , iu separate Lots, as Lamle( ' Lot 4.• far' Close. • Lot 11. Little Many-Parts.' • • Lot 111. 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