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'KA r „<* • , P r , l l turf l ' N V. 4 sts,?- • • • 0 gO 4- , ;41 L . • • . 43.TE' 8 I -r , '• O _ _ SA I VRDAY; OCTOBER NUMBER 3144.1 16, abz. [PRICE SIXPENCE. ThEAI. RE-RC) riRtIitY:LAN'E. ON MONDAY EVENING, O. 18, xBoz, will be presented, . THE‘WINTER' s TALE. Leontes, Mr. 'POPE ; Maniilius, Master- BYRNE ; Camillo,' Mr.. POW ELL Antigonus, Mr. 17OWTON; Dion, Mr. CAULVIELD ; 'Polixenes, Mr. ,BARRYMORE ; Floriz , :l, Mr. C. KEMBLE . ; Clown, Mr. SOETT ; Autolycus, -Mr; BANNISTER, jun. }lermione, Mrs. POWELL ; • Paulina, Jars. ANSEL L ; Perdita, Miss HICKS; Emilia, Miss ARN E . _On Tuesday, Mrs. Glover will make her first Appearance at this Theatre in the Charmer - of Mrs. Oakly; in the Co_ of The night o n ly th l ), The Gentle.Sliephealous Wife with (eryd. b particular desire,, f or at An d ()T1 Wednesday, the Drama, of The. Castle Speare, " ri th The Prize. 'the Burletta of Midas, will shortly b e produced, with entirely new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT:GAIthE.N. ON MONDAY EVENING Od. 'lB, 1%2, will be presented . KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Richard, Mr. COOKE ; King Henry, Mr. MURRAY;. Buckingham, Mr. BRUNTON; Tress*el, Mr. SI DDONS ; Stanley, M r : DAVENPORT ; .Prince. Edward; Mrs. FINDLAy.; Duke of York, Master STANDEN ; Lieutenant; *Mr. ATKINS ; Catesby, - 'Mr. CLAREMONT; .oxford r . Mr. WILKINSON ; Lord Mayor, Mrk THOMPSON itatcliffe, Mr. KLAN ERT ; Terrel, Mr. ABBOT; , Nprfolk, *Mr. WILLIAMS; Blohnt, Mr. CURTIES'; Richmond, Mr. CORY. Lady Anne, Mrs. LITCH Fl ELD ; • • DutchDutchess of York, Miss LESERVE ; ' • And the Queen, Miss CHAPMAN - . wr-ru • BRAZEN" MASK ; Or, ALI3ER.TO AND ROSAEELLA. No Money to be returned. " Chi Tuesday, The Cabinet, with The Spoil'd Child. On Wednesday, Mr.' Cooke will perform Kitely in Every Alan in His Humonir, with Brazen Mask. On Thursday, a Young Gentleman wiII make his first Appearance on any Stage, in the Charaler of Othello, after the. Musical, Romance -of Cymon, in which Miss Reeve N,v i 1 1 perform Sylvia, being her 4th appearance on any Stage. On Friday, the Cabinet, with the Farce of The Citizen. - A New Comedy is in rehearsal. HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS, IV'ISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an ADDiTION,of PICTURES this SEASON, is now open and will continue Every Day, S un d a y s excepte d , from!Nine in the Morning till Evening. Admittance One-Shilling • - THE EXHIBITION OF THE .PARACHIJTE . Nirt - rn W 161 R • GARNERIN precipitated himself from A. the highest Regions above, and the , BALLOON, which Was inade use of for tha! memorable Experim e nt, at Sr. Gedrgu'e Parade, are now, and will remain a few, 4 3 longer,' in EXHIBITION at the PANTHEON. '1 _ _ Admission One Shilling, PHCENIX FIRE-OFFICE September rs, 18oz. - PERSONS whose Insurance Payments fall due at -,:•• Michaelmas, arefequested to take Notice, That Printed ;`eceipts are now ready at the Offices in Lombard-street, ~/..(1 Corner of Spring-Garden, Charing-Cross • and in the daily in the, hands of the several Agents. Attendance is _ li lY given for the Insuring of Houses, Buildings, House 5101n Goods, Stock in Tracs, : and Merchandize ; also, Ship s 1 .1 1 Harbour, C argo. i n Ships and Lighters, in Rivers : and ~:sanals, and Ships Building or Repairing, ftorn I.9ss or "A mAct by FIRE. t helnsurance of AGRICULTURAL STOCK, as first r l F`ctised by this Office upon the reduced Rate of Three Shil- Lngs per cent. will be foubd on due examination best h „ --41 Pted to the security of Farmers and Owners of such Pro- THOMAS WORSLEY, Sec, TeHON. ARCH. -FRAS.ER, of LO VAT, gives Notice, HAT the Noted, Deer - Park of GLEN_ STR ATH FA AAR, containing Thirty-two Thousand moots Acres, is from henceforward to be appropriated to raising 00 L, a Staple much - wanted : That the Cheviot Sheep . 11 'eady thrive on his Lands; up to the Summit of the well "own Mountain Corryarach ; and that he is ready to re.. ceive sealed Tenders' for - the whole in One Sheep Waltc, teEted to him at Beaufort, by Beauly, Inverness-shim. ZII. That he has in p erson soun d ed the - P O R T o f LO t•TH, in ‘ the RIVER BEAULY, w hi c h at N eap Tid es ,as 'eleven 'feet (English meas ure ) d ept h o f W ater at t h e 4ovvest ebb, close in Shore, and three fathoms at the,Anchor.: lne : That his own-Yacht always float s th er e, an d V esse l s Pt the Merchant's Service, of go tp too Tons, float - there at MA water, - Neap Tides ; and that for the ;a:fety of Vessels bringing Coals, Salt, Lime, &c. and carrying away Wheat, Z.. 4 nnber, a n d Cured Fish, he has immediately under his own P e i °ion, and at his own expeuce, , placed Double Beacons II way to the Kessock Roads. and I. l ' That he is ready to feu out Stances for HOUSES L ess 7h(i)RK.-SHOPS in the TOWN of BE.Q.ULY, Inver tudd-ere, for go years. All industrious Ship and Boat makers,rs, Carpenters, joiners, Smiths, Weavers,' Shoe by plough and'Cart Makers, will meet encoupgement, .a.pplication as above, by letter. 1 , 1 v • That he has 'several FARMS, from whence the small Possession, have been removed 2:o years before he came into °f these that will fallsinto his hands at Whitsunday 1804 ; ra - , - ; e w se ,several have regular Farm Steadings, and actually hav e 'T "eat, Broad Clover, Lint, &c. All Farmers who kf,:,some Capital, and are Masters of the best Modern - " an drY, will, find the - e - desirable objeds. Apply by let ter as above. I 4 7"-------LL rtj3eauf Sept. 6, IEO2. . - WANTED TO RENT for a Term of Yeirs, in the Coun trY, withi n Twenty Miles of London, NOT ESS-E-X, to enter at Christmas next, for a Genteel Family, Weil -built HOUSE, with large Drawing, Dining-roo, and two Parlours, high Ceilings ; four ti e l at B eds, besides Servants ; good Entrance Hall, Sweep to ee Door, Stable for two Horses, Yard, Coa'eh-house, Laun in',(tWaSh-heuse, good Garden, and Four or Ten Acres of sall Letters, post-paid, direaed t o A. B. a t M r . B e ll' s , B oo k - N 148, Oxford-street. ATO THE GROWERS OF WHEAT. VALUABLE and certain REMEDY to, pre . vent WHEAT from becoming SMUTTY h av i ng b een ; l ot rkatectlyh tried, and never k nown zo fail ; this Discovery is tblold v ighly advantageous to the Grower, but of incalcu t4cie Be nefit to the Publie, as it tends to the Preservation In crease of that A rt i c l e, the most valuable in Agricul re, Sold, by Appointment, in Papers containing a proper Sktantity for Eight Bushels of Seed Wlieat, with Diredions , r,.9 . r its Us; by Osmond and Wood, Corn-Dealers, No. 14, 'Plccadilly, London. 04. Orders to any part of the Country, by Letters (post- P 41, 1) duly executed. At NUDGES znd Co.'s OFFICES, No. 149, Oxford-street, opposite bond -street, and No. 44, .St. James's-street, the following Capital Prizes were sold and shared last Year, viz. No. 2 9.467, .a Prize of NO. 15,705, a Prize of N0:"24,787, a Prize of . - 10,000 No. 18,060, a Prize of - - 5,000 N0.,30,333, a Priz e of - - - 5,0c0 . No, 28,898, a Prize - - - 5,008 ICKETS and SHARES of the PRESENT T LOTTERY, to commence Drawing the 29th of next, Month, are on Sale as above. .20,000 - - - 26,600 N. 13. - The FIRST DRAWN TICKET will be entitled to TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS. *.* Cdvernment Securities bought and sold - by Com misston. . . • - MONEY, to Advance upon ANNUITIES Redeemable. • - L,LVILLE and Co.. tespeetfnliv inform the ,41 Nobility and Gentry, that have occasion for tern poraty or permanent SUMS of MONEY, by the grantof Annuiti,es or othe6vise, that from their es t abli s h e d connedion with Monied*PersonS of the .firsi respedability, they can always advance immediate Sums, from ,cool. to 50001. upon rest Secur4ies, arising from Lands, HotiseS, or' Funded Property, Ciergymens' Livings, Marriage Settlements, Widows' , Join tures, &c. No.delay .:here the security is real and not intricate, with privilege.of returning alo pri4lcipal at option. From six to ten years puichase will be given tbr Annuities, according to the natttre : pf the security. • Apply personally, or by letter post-paid, at No. 7, Cecil street, Strand. BELLAMY's PATENT WATER-PROOF LEATHER for BOOTS, SHOES, Sze. ESISTS all kind of W.?t•; if put into Water for a-Month, it does not irrib:6t." a single Drop: Gentle men may_ walk a whole day in the wet or dewy Grass, ith out. the Water penetrating through it.. This Leather, which adds so much.to the comfort of life in a wet Season, by keep ing the Feet from the lifter, has giVeh great satidadion for above six years 19 those who' have worn it. —Spanish Leather Shoes for Ladies ready..made, or made to Pattern, one Pair of which will wear as long as two Pair of the 'common Lea ther. To prevent imposition the Sole Leather, which 'is also Water- proof, is marked L LAM Y's PAT ENT W ATE R- P ROO F, to be had ONLY at No. 3, Upper NOrth-place, Gray's-inn-lane, near the Corner of. Guildford -street, Lon.: don, no other Person being IIDW authorized to sell it, the-in creasing Sale having• induced some to counterfeit this Lea ther. • TO BE SOLD, X Valuable_ FARM, called OXCROFT, near .Westwranirig, in - Cambridgeshire, not far from New market, the property of the Right. Hon. Earl Grosvenor, used as a Stud-Farm by the late Earl,. and containing about Ninety Acres of Land, a Dwellinghouse, Barn, Out-houses, Hovils, and other . Conveniencies tor a Stud or Farmer. For Particulars apply to Abraham Moore, Esq. No. 4, Lamb's-buildings, TEmpie. TO BUILDERS AND DEALERS. IN TIMBER. ' TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • ABOUT -SIXTY. .LOAD OF OAK TIMBER, a Quantity of Prime FL RS, remarkable for Size and Quality ; some -fine largo ASH, •LIM E, and BEECH. It lies well together, within a tew miles of a - Navigation, and betiPeen 3o and 4? -miles from the Metropolis, and remarkable good.gravel Roads to the Spot. Further Particulars and. Terms, of Mr. Kimberley, Sur vey6tOif Estates, tee. at No. go, Piccadilly, London. N. B. Mr. Kimberley has no objet ion to dispose of the whole together or separate, as shall be agreed on.. Several Capital Residences and - Complete Snug Hunting Boxes to be lett or sold, inquire as above. HANTS. A PLEASING J‘ESIDENuE. T 0 BE SOLD, the Beneficial LEASE, -Twenty Yeats of which are unexpired, of a most desirable and compleat FAMILY RESIDENCE, with all Offices, Sta ble's for Twelve Horses,'Stalls, and fitted up in agood style, Two Coach-houses, .with- Rooms' and Lofts, a Pidgeon_ house,-a Granar, Barn, and every_conyenicui Building for the comfort and accommodation of a Genteel Family ; toge ther with capital walled Gardens, Pleasure Grounds,Groves; Avenues, MeadoWs and Walks, beautiful, decorated and ac.: companied with towering Evergreens, and other lofty Trees, in great variety, .the bprclers fringed with flout ering Shrubs, refreshed by Springs, everfiowing through the Gardens, and Canals well stored with Fish, remarkable for size and fla vour. The Soil - prolifie • the Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Fr u it and Vegetables are the best proof. The Shady Retreats and Summer Seats are romantic, and enchanting. This lovely, : healthy, happy retired spot, the view with surprize, you may indulge with inquiries, and be blessed in, this rural pic turesque scene uninterrupted, -with peace and plenty. The situation for air, the waters clear as. ehrystal, .de,iciotts to the palate, and is.superior to all other in Europe : it will restore, and 'preserve trite most delicate constitution. In all seasons you are secure, and protected from the bleak winds,, and- after twelve hours rain, in ten minutes you are as c i lekr„ from damps asr'the Drawing-room. -The Walks and , Rides. irtvery'direelion possess the - same pleasantry. May-be viewed by Tickets, and further information ktiown by application to Mr: Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, and General Appraiser, No. i6o, Piccadilly. - Immediate possession may be had, by taking to the Stock, Furniture, and Fixtures, andsthe option of the purchase of the Estate, which is Freehold, at a sum,fixed, at a limited time, as-shall, be agreed on by both parties, on very reason able terms. The great extent .of pasturage and firing, urt limited, is a valuable consideration to the occupier of this Estate. - N. B: Distance from Town between-thirty and forty miles. HEREFORDSHIRF— TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Lots, on Friday the 22,d Day of Otlober instant, at the King's' Head Inn, in the Town of Kington, in , the County of Hereford, between the Hours of Three and Six o'Ziock in the Afternoon, subject to Conditions of . Sale to be then produced ; Q EVER AL very VALUABLE and Improveable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprizing the MANORS or LORDSHIPS of LYONSHALL BOROUGH, and LY ONSHALL FOREIGN; extending\ over a large Trad of Land, abounding with Game, 'with the Chief-rents (of, about the Annual Value of 201. 4s. sid.) courts Leet, Courts Baron, Rights, Royalties, and lmmuluties thereto belonging, And several Freehold Messuages, Farms, and Lands,.lying within the same, and the Parish of Lyonshall aforesaid, now in the several, holdings of Harford,jones, Esq. (or his Under Tenants). Richard Whitcombe, Esq. Mr. John Cheese, Mr. Richard Clarke, Mr. John Stephens, Thomas Trumper, William Lloyd, • John Carwardine, and Francis Pemba, Yearly Tenants. ' The several Tenants will shew the Premises , and further particulars spay be had by applying to Mr. Lloyd, Weobly ; Messrs. Baxter, Lloyd and Lloyd, Solicitors, Ludlow, Salop. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. TN exciting the Public Attention to these lVa luable Drops, an enumeration of particular Cases would be unnecessary ; successful experience for more than half a century having sufficiently established their reputation in the cure of every species of Fever, especially the Yellow or Putrid, for which they are eminently distinguished, the Pro prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not only derives the - highest gratification, but is enabled with confidence to •re. commend a trial of their. virtues, the Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach and Bowel Complaints, yield to theirbenign, yet powerful in fluence,and as a salutary cordial in those discomfbrts attendant on advanced life, nothing can surpass their beneficial etfeds. The Family Bottle, 225. is only to be had at the Dodor's House, Lower Brook-street, Gsosvenor-square, where Books of Cures are delivered gratis, and all Orders for Exportation executed. Smaller bottles are sold wholesale and retail `by Messrs. Jeboult and Co. and retail by all Venders of Medi cines ; also Dr. Norris's Antibilious Pill, celebrated as safe and diet - live aperient, may be had at all the abOve Places, in boxes, at as. 9d. THE S.TROL4ING PLAYER. Just published, In Three VoluMes, zzmo. Price 12s. in boarils, THE STROLLING - PLAYER ; OR, LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF WILLIAM TEMPLE_ TON. Sold by H. D. Symonds;'l l itertiosrer-imV; aid 'role 'had of all'the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. DEBRETT's PEERAGE, A NEW VIMTION, Correled to September the First s ' i 802.; • This Day vas published, Handsomely printed,on superfine yellow wove ', c aper; in two neat Pocket Yolumes,pr4ee 145. in boards ; w ith a Li st o f Persons who have received the Honour of Knighthood dur ing the ',resent Reign ; • Embellished with a PORTRAIT of ITIS MAJESTY-in .his Coronation Robes, engrave d b y Mil ton • • an IN— TRODUCTION •to HERALDRY, the ARMS , of the PE ERS,the ORDERS ofKNIGHTHOOD, KNIGHTS of the BATH, &c. neatly and corre6tly engraved ; TN EGR E T T's PEERAGE of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and I RELA Nll•v.zontaining an Ac count of all the PEERS; whether by .Tenure, Summons, or Creation their collateral Brandies, Births, Marriages, and Issue; FAMILY NAMES, and TITLES of E LDEST SONS ,• a Complete and Alphabetical Arrangement of their MOTTOES,with correEt Translations.; Extinct, •l i •orfeiteci and Dormant Peerages; an Account of the different OR.. DERS of KNIGHTHOOD in the Three Kingdoms i s&c. &c. Printed for J. Dcbrett, opposite Burlington-house," Pic cadilly ; F. and C.. Rivingtott, Church-yard; T. Egerton, Whitehall ; Clarke and Sons, Poriugal-street, Lin coln's • Inn; Crosby and °Co: in * Statione&-coui-t ; W. Miller, Old Bond-street; J. Harding, St. lames'S-street ; Cuthell and Martin, Middle-row, Holborn ;• and R. Lea, Compton.street, Soho: a The Editors respeafully acknowledge the original communications with which they have been honoured by the Nobility Jibe United Kingdoms, which haVe enabled them to present.titt: Public with the most accurate account'of the Peerage hitherto extant. A Work highly necessary 'to every Author, Bookseller, Printer, EngraVer, &c. This Day was published, neatly printed in Bvo. Price as. 6d. boards, 7 1 H E LAW OF ' COPY-RIGHT: Being a Compeiditfm of Adjudged Cases, relative to Authors, Publishers, hinters, Musts, Musical Composers, Print sellers. Sola non norunt hxc monumenta mori. By JOSHUA MONTEFIORE, . . Author of Comm'ercial Precedents, &c. &C. London Printed for lames Wallis, No. 46, Paternoster— Row. - Where may be had also, a few Sets of the Modern Reports, it Vols. Royal Bvo. at the reduced Price of 31. 35. inboards. This Day was published, / Price Ss. half-bound, illustrated wi t h T wen ty-eight Copper ' plates, HE WOODLAND COMPANION : or, a Brief DeScription of British Trees ; with some ac count of their Uses. Compiled by the Author of Evenings at Home., Printed for j. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. • , .- Where 'may be had, • Evenings at Home, 6 vols. price sos. 6d. and Dr. Aikin's other Works. • COLDSMITH's-NEW'GEOGRAPHY. THEPUBLICATION of this WORK, which was intended to have taken place on the loth instant, is unavoidably deferred till MONDAY the zsth, owing to an'accident which has u n f o rtunat e ly b e fall en one of the prin ,Apat • On the 25th instant, the Work will positively be ready for liveiy, and the Publisher has availed himself of-the delay by adding several other interesting Phites, so that the total Number will be I F TY- SI X, rendering the Work one of the most .complete and fascinating.School-BoOks, that ever wal published.. No. 7 r, St. Paul's ,ChurchLYard, Oct. 14, 1802. TO BE DISPOSED OF, a G oo d BUSINESS i n the CORN and SEED TRADE, long established in a desirable , SituatiOn. For-Particulars, address by Letter to A. Z. Bar of the Worcester Coffee-house, Oxford-street.= None need apply but such as can command a considerable Sum of Money. 'TO BE LETT, and Entered on immediately, A Convenient and well FURNISHED HOUSE, Called BOCKLEY, fit for the reception of a laige Family, with Brew-house, coach-house, Stables, and Gra nary, together with near Forty Acres of Land. Bockley is Ii within two of Marlbro', in a fine Sporting - Country, abounding With G.une. For particulars, apply to Mr. Bell, No. 148, Oxford . street; James Bra.t.tOrd, Esq. Attorney-at-Law, Swindon, Wilts; and on the Premises. THEATRES. rro BE• LETT from zstli of' Mardi next, THREE THEATRES situate in the following Prin cipal Towns in Ireland: viz. KILKENNY, WEXFORD, and ENNIS, together with WARDROBE, SCENERY, BOOKS, MUSIC, &c. complete. • Letters post-paid, directed to J. Sinithson, Post-Office, Kilkenny, shall be attended to. HERTFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN BARNARD, of Thaxsted At the George. Inn, Buntingford, upon Wednesday the zoth Day of Olober inst. at T we l ve o 'Cl oc k THE MANORS . of. MEESDENBURY, HOR MEAD REDEWELLS, alias CLARKES, and. C - OCICHAMSTEAD - ; together with the following va luable, and very improveable FREEHOLD, and small part COPYHOLD FARMS; vii. ME ESDENBUR Y FARM, situated in the Parishes of Meesden and Burnt Pelham, in the occupation of the Widow Sell, and several Parcels of Wood-land, in the Proprietor's hand ; containing together .Four Hundred and Thirty-five Acres and upwards, Also, the Perpetual Advowson of the RECTORY OF MEESDEN, containing a Parsonage-House, Garden, and Offices, together with about •One Hundred Acres of Glebe Land, and the Great and Small Tithes arising from the Parish of Meesden aforesaid. HO RMEAD PARSONAG E FARM, situated in the Pa rishes of Great Hormead and Ansty,. containing One lellin dred and Twelve Acres ,and upwards, and also the Great' Tithes arising from about Four Hundred AcreS of. Land, in .the occupation of Mrs. Mary Prior. HO RM EAD HALL FARM, situated in the Parishes of Great Hormead, Ansty, and Laystan, in the occupation of Mr. John Chapman, containing Three Hundred and Sixty -four Acres and upwards, Two Hundred and. Thirty-six Acres' of which are free of Great Tithes. ROTTENRO W FARM, situated in the Parish of Waugh ing, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Runient, containing Three Hundred and Four Acres and upwards. COCKHAMSTEAD - FARM, situated in the Parish of •Braughing, in the occupation of Mr. William Clarke, -con taining Three Hundrectand Forty• Acres. WHITE . HA LL FARM, situated in the Parish of Sandon, in the occupation o f the Widow Bowman, containing One Hundred and Twenty-Three.Acres and upwards. The above Manors and Farms are situated in a good Sport ing Country, near a Pack of Fox Hounds. The Tsnants hold from year to year only, and the Rent s may be grreatly improved. For Particulars apply to W, and I. Black, in the Middle Temple, London ; aild to Mr, Wade, Attorney at Law, Duninow, Esfex. OFFICE of ORDNANCE, Oeioler rTHE PRINCIP4L OFFICERS of-HIS -MA: jESTI"s ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that thj will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION; , at the TOWER, on THURSDAY,..the lah of November next, at Eleven o'Cleek in the'Forenoon,avery Eligible and ImProve‘zble LEASEROLLS ESTATE, the Property of the Ordnance, situizte;at Rotherhithe, in : the County of Swig ; consisting of CAPITAL HOUST, erefied on a. Piece of Ground on the North Side of cavende,— street, with various Out-buildings, together with an exten sive WITARF, fronting the River Thames, 2 in .i''eet in Lengrh o , and WAREHOUSES, BAKEHOUSE, AccouNTING HOUSE," and several other Buildings eree7ed thereon. The abovementioned Fiemises are held for a Term, of whick Eighteen Years WdIT unexpired at Lady Day lait, at the l'uw Rent of • - SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS per Annum. Immediate . possession will he g iven as soon a t t4;-purchate shall 6e concluded. _ . .. The Premises pray be viewed upon application to Mr.. Booker, who is resident thereon ; and the, ilbstraa •of the , Board's Title to the Estate, may be. examined at the 'Secretary's V', in Sr. Margaret-street. , Pgrticulai-'s and Ciiditions of Sale to 6e had at th. , !line of Sale. By Oyler of-. 11 ,, Board, R. N. CR E hv, Z`ec. CAPITAL FREEHOLD •ESTA FES, :\i:A.N3R, . TYTHES, AND , ADVOWSQN, SURREY. TO BE .SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH, • At Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Friday the 22d of October, at Twelve, in Twenty-two Lots, unless an ''acceptable offer is made for the whole in 'the mean .tiine by Private Contrad, . . . MHE Valuable and, highly unpruveable FREE '. HOLD ESTATES, comprising the whole Parish of ADDI NGTON, containing together- upwards. of Three Thousand Five Hundred Acres, free from Tythes, com manding some of the most beautiful Situations for building in the home Counties, with the Perpetual AdvOwson of Vicarage and the Manors of Addington and Teinple, in a fine Sporting Country abounding with Game, thirteen.miles from Loudon, and three from Croydon, in the County of Surrey, with a capital-stone-built Mansion, seated in a Park of Two Hundred and Twenty Acres, surrounded . by elegant Pleasure Grounds •and Plantations, a handsome Villa, and several eligible Farms finely timbered, and near the best Markets, with the advantage of the Croydon Canal and Rail - Road coming up to the Estates, which have lately been estimated at upwards of Four Thousand Pounds per Annum. To be viewed ten days preceding the Sale (the Mansion with Tickets only), which, with Particulars, may then be had of Mr. Smith, No. 6z, Broad-street, near the Royal Ekchange. Particulars also of W. Walton, Esq. G irdler's.. Hall, Basing hall -street hall-street ; of Mess. Debarey and Cope, S o li c it ors ,T emp l e ; and of Mr. Pent Old , solicitor, 'Croydon, to whom aPplication is to be made for viewing the Park and 'Farms. . CAPITAL BREWERY and MALTING-HOUSES at • COLTISHALL, near NORWICH. 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr:SMITI-1, At GarraWay's .CofiCte-Hotise, - "Chango- Alley, Comhill; • London, on Friday the • 22(i last, at Twelve o'Clock, A FREEEiOLD, BREWERY of greilt lity, MALTING-HO US ES; WHARF, and PREMISES, in theoccupation . of Mr.- CHAP V ES, Brewer, in a very desirable Situation for Home and Shipping Trade, in.front ,of the river Bure, navigable,from Y a r mout b to Aylsham, free from Locks or Tails, 7 .miles -from Nor wich and N'orth‘Walsham; at courisHAL L., in the County of NORFOLK. The . Buildings are substantial, and capable or brewi_ ,ncr Twentv Thousand Barrels, with CAPI TAT: ciKANA-Es, stor.:, and Vat Roams, large Yard, Stabling tbr fourteen Horses, a Cooper_ age, and numerous k . )ut-huildings. A FA MI I, Y HO US E in good repair, in - fret of the Works, excellent Kitchen gardens,. chearful Plea's•ure-grounds, Green-house, and Fish pond, Cottage and Meadow, containing together about five Acres, in the centre -of a tine Corn Country, forming alto gethera valuable acquisition for a Mali of Connedions in the Pyreviery, Distillery, or Vinegar Line. May be viewed, and Particulars had ten days previous to the Sale, of-the Printers of the Ipswich journal,- Bury Post, Norwich Mercury, Norfolk Chronicle, Lynn Packet, Essex .Herald, and- Chelmsford Chr o ni c l e ; at the Angel Inn, Yarmouth ;''Rarp, Newmarket; Rose and Crown, Sud.. bury ;- White Hart, Boston; at the Corn Market Coffee- Houses, Mark-lane-; Garra'vvay's, and of Mr. Smith',' No. 6i, Broad=street, near the Royal EXChange, London. • THERFIELD, near BUNTINGFORD, HERTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mk smurx, • - At the Red Lion Inn, Royston, on Wednesday, the z7th inst. at One o'Clock, in Two Lots, • , Lot- t.A COPYHOLD ESTATE, . and sm a ll part , Fß EEHOLD adjoining,- situate at The:, field, five miles from Royston, and four from Buutingford, in the County of Herts ; containing TN A. 3 R. of Arable and Meadow Land, part inclosed, and the remainder in the open field adjoining the Village, with 'a-good Farm -House, Three Barns, Stabling, Granary, and Out-buildings, let to \ Mr. George Pigram, -whose Lease will expire at Michaelmas next, -at an old &tent of roal. per annum, Land-Tax a ll owe d. Lot. z. An Absolute Reversion to a Freelipld and Copy_ hold Estate; containing 24 A. r R. of Arable and Pasture Land, at Dean End, near the Village of Therfield, in the occupation of Mr. Nathaniel Ran, for the Life of his Wife, aged 43 years. May be Viewed by applying to the Tenants ; and Particle- Jars had, ten .days previous to the Sale, at the -Four Swans, Waltham Cross ; Bull, Hoddesdon ; Bull, Ware; Hertford ; Sian, Bigglcswade ; - White Horse, Baldock'; George . , Woburn ;; ,Recl , Lion, - Cambridge ; Place of Sale ; of, Mr. Asser, - Surveyor, G reenhithe, near Dartford, Kent ; and of Mr. Smith, No. 6z, Broad-street. - FREEHOLD VILLA and LAND, near ASHBOURN, DER.BYSHIRI, • : TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. SMUT!, • At Garraway's Colree-house,, London, on Friday the 29th 4:rl Odotier, 1802, at Twelve o'Clock, unless an accept.. able offer is in.lbemean time made by Private.COntraa ; A VERY Handsome MODERN VILLA, seated kl,„ pu g ,a pleasing. Eminence cal led the G RO_V E, near DOVE DALE, within two • miles_ of Ashbourn, 26 from Buxton, ten from Matlock; and thirteen miles . from Derby. The. House is well ,adapted for the accommollatiOn of a' re speaable Family, with ten airy - Bedchainbrs,' pressing -Rooms, and -numerous Closets ; 4 lofty Dining-room, at feet. 6 by iB, and aDraking-room'a6 feet 6 by a 4. ope n i ng i tt out' with sliding dcibrs„Statuary Marble Chimney-pieces and Windows to th- Floor, with a chearful Lawn in front, taste—' ful Pliasure Grounds, and Views of great extent and beauty ' over Ashbourn, Uttoxeter, and the rich adjacent Country;, a Breakfast Parlour, Gothic Window and Bookcases, Lofty Stone S tai vase and Water Closet, Gent I eman's Dress ing Room,' suitable Offices ,and Arched Collaring, Double Coach-house and Stabling for Seven Horses, Produelive Kitchen Gardens, Fruit Walls, and prime Fruit Trees ; de- • lightful Shady Walks, with. flourishing Shrubs and Timber Trees in full perfection ; a- Cold Bath, large Orchard, Pad dock-, rich Meadow Land and two Alable Fields, containing together about Fifty Aet'es, bounded in part by a Trout Stream, in a tine Sporting Country, and resp'eetable Neigh bourhood.' •• , To besvieived with Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had twenty dayS previous to the Sale, of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Broad-street; near the 'Royal Exchange, London; Particulars also at the Hotels, Buxton, Matlock, .Manches= ter and Liverpool; Bell, Derby ; Swan, StaffOrd ; Black's 'Head, Nottinghain ; York Hotel, Ba,th ; and at Garfawars: