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One part of the Estate is lett on Leases for Lives, renew ablefor ever, on payment -of fines, and the other for terms ut vcars. TI , e,PARIS NEW DILLIGENCES, At only 41. 13s. each Passenger. out from the Golden:.Cross, Cliarinfr-Crdss, tle a(l e i verY Morning - and E ven in g , to t h e • Sh i- an d Ki ng ' s ~ugl" l ns, Dover ;. the Silver Lism, Calais ; Calai s H o t e l, goi r *ne London Hotel, Arriiens ; and to Mr. St.. Gre trai,. Office in - BoUloys-street;Paris,-fr or n whence Carriages Ntl et to 411 the principal Towns in France, Italy, and Ger- Y. Public are requested to n o ti ce , th e abOve Car- W:ll be conduaect in a manner, far superior to any other et Pre°ent established. The Estate, will be Sold either together-or in Lots; as may be agreed upon at the time of sale.. . For particulars, 4pplv to Ales :its. Haarrs Bryan, York street, Dublin ; to .1%.1r. C. Ilenchmeari, Watergate street, Chester. Of whom may be had, lately published, - VolUmes I: and 11. 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E 1-3 E CT ION S of .tne 'BorOugh tif - Sou 1.1 - wank, in the County of Surrey.; which were tried' and deter-, :pined by Committees of the i ious,.. of Commons, during toe First Session of the EiOtectith 'Parliament of; Great Britain, '37th: George I IT. • With Notes an,:' astra tions.' •To wilic.l are added an Account of the two subsequent; Cases of the- city of Cantcrbuty, ..nzl an Apilendix, on thcf Right of the Returning 0 ttice'r to aduflaister the Oath of Su_ prernay to Catholics. ' - H EN R.Y 2 C LI FFO 11 ti of Linco:ntc.-1 art, Barrister at Lam. . London : printed for W., Clarke and Sons, POrtuglLS Wet, ; Lincoln's-Inn. Of whom may lie had, . - . Of whom may be h4d, by the swine Author ; r. St:1111011S on 'several Subjects, z . VOIS. '.Bvu. Eighth Edition, us. in boards.- 2. A Summary of the_ Princi pal Evidences for the truth tud Divin4 of tile .1.:1r. - i.krian chiefiy for the yoang Persons. Seventh Edition, 2s. 6d. LIVINGS. BE SOLD, :he NEXT PRESENTATION togeti.er or separate, of two rich an improvable tORIES, within a short distance of each other, in a i4;in t and healthy part of a Western County. ' atltt ReCtorial Rouses haw:: rich Glebe ',awls adjoining,. (2 o 34 Ttler Rejdences for Clergymen of large income, having Lichee houses, Stables, wa ll e d G ar d ens, an d every conve 14ttached to t b liem. qor l ' iuire of William Atkinson, Esq. Chancery-lane, Lon- • „. --___________-- • ' l'f) ?),, PORTERS QUAY. Cr' LETT un LEASE, for any Term not' exceeding T I Y - tine Years, to commence from . Lady-day next,. L ', I() SE Valuable and Extenove Premises ad.. P r ~ , ,,nling the Custom House, known by the' name . of i 'v r ,•;" tRS QUAY, with very capacious and substantial • .' l' 4, l° „ t , i ses,,tOgether with Four Houses contiguous, extend n'it)liss' LW:Vet ' flumes -street, not heretofore Leased there_ I . l'i lb . 'oki';'''-' Prernises are • adruirably well calculated either for the a kr. o 'n or the h ome T ra d e; an d t h e i r gr e a t importance. to all sCi; is ,, e ngaged id any extensive commerceolmders a further h,fgon of them unnecessary.' ' ta tt r i ti„,' l of the aforesaid Premises nrfay be seen, and further `,' 1 ,, ri s :, l rs knowa, by application at the Clerks Office, Fish i•sei*; Hall, 'London ; where Proposals, sealed up, may ,„)+1 f i °n.or before the" - 3ist day ot filly next. alt ~ 2, 1 0 t.: The - Land T -- ix haf been redeemed as to tilt. -,,,Zid lreinises. - • - 4 f .,. , . . --c aOLDi TENBME•NTS, UXBRIDGE, MID ' DLESE X. ' TO BE &bLD BY AUCTION,' .i, , •By Mr. ROBINS, . . . .., ,..„ !Irl it •- i t ,'', l r. Astill's, the White Horse Inn • Uxbridge f I,I7.„"URSDAY, the 3d of tune, at Eleven o'Clock, lit " P-..N TY Neat FREEHOLD TENEMENTS, ',kb-- Pleasantly situated at the back part of-the Town of , , rais e _ itiooior, %with G' ardens; Sec. ; they are near to the ('rand ki n Canal, Would make spacious Eligible Warcho,uses, 4k Tl,„ ‘ tti l i ) ,, r , (Xl uce air Income of up\'ards of Clue Hundred per , I - 0 b.. : , ' t tl• ' v iewed by applying . oti the Premises ; particulars '''• Wh r ow . ite horse, Uxbraige•.; White Hart, Windsor; 4tl ow n '' ° lough ; Swan, Rickmartsworth ; Red Lion, Hown-• •t----.._talot Ali. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. ) (Po: 0 , -- ( l,lik`„- ) C,iit, MIDDLESEX, FREEHOLD MEADOW, kki "E GP OVNIP COACH HOUSES, -.STA NG ~ , , ...c . -• To . BE SOLD BY AUCTION ; ' ", c, At •iN'' By Mr. ROBINS, . , vit ;'," AY-r• Astilf s ' - the White Horse Inn, Uxbridge, -• "URSD the -;ti of lune, at Eleven o'clock; kt ~,:- IN N/NE LOTS , , i ' l , ',, v ALVABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, i t .•''. e e, - :`, e x:i occupied by the CROWN INN. compriiing 'lsti P'tal Stable Yard,' with tht Builciinss theteon, con t. ."Vi ii•L' • • with Ott c , ' rc knilv Coach - Houses., Stabling tor Hones . , tArze.'l kits} Lodging Rooms Open - Chaise Houses, excellent eli 'ti' en Garden, walled round; and well planted ; - a (1. s' c ) ;;4( Inw, of about two Acres, 'paled round, with. Stable 4.tikl,yet,:e. situate nearly adjoining the Granclituktion , t th e w`, '.ewed by applying, :it Mr. I . kstillparticu lars 's.; p Vi -t ;sor • r 0 ,,, t, • lute Horse., Uxbridcc ; 'White ilaQ,. in , l 'zqt,. ' lute ; swan-, Rickniansworth ; Red Lion', Winn_ ' 411 t: bf-Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square . A t • N l _ .; L'ucKs. tjxYgit,sirable Family Huns,: and Land, three miles from T o r idg, dye from Windsor, and I 7 from Londeis; 4 _,,, 141. SO LD BY• PRIVA'rE CONTRACT, . , t. "I E LIG I BILE , E STA TE; ccrisisting 4 te ( i . I °, l , - g?oct Family-House, containing an Entrance,' 'et b„',, breakfast Room handsome Drawing Rui - i, 21 ' , r,t• Y 2'•• bi.,• %,' . , • . ~ v.,:slik,'' ,1112; Room, 21 Uy 0., • wita ifit= (. '-h i nt; , tW. "•• I :ihr ,26 by r•••• and Room adjoining 17 by h od dter 6,.. . • "" ', • • six ,() 1 , ,. 1) ,, ,r1 .eir • ,•',.'.:".:.. Dairy, Si:c.. On tii,. first stoo arc. . ivis..rsiltto aitibers an.l dressing rooms, and si x excel Icat at , tics t,4,11,„.,.,,e.:,cm. ~ti1,5iy,,tit,,,,a;,;,,,,,t,5_c,-,-,,:ii ; three store rooms ; principal, and • good kite hen,convenientlytitted up, '(%.. (?1 Atc . 1 ?' - , ( , 1 e e r , ‘ll • , artkr, servants' !tall, butler's pantry, locs - : ' • c,,,,',`,o*iiyicapital wineyale and beer cellars, and val . !- .i,„.;,,"'•'••t ‘••:-.tcs. Detac Ilea is a Iv4sh-hous& and Laundry , • iI: ' • . ' t ' - :9t.t.ie, double coach-house, iind stabling for . • , • ••. . .. •-, - , • Irt yara, i'.ev lag ground, capitii'l kitchen garden, ; • -• • ' , -,-1 , ',...el I planted with choi c e f ru it t rees , l avt ns , . - ..,: '. • ' ••:.; ; fa rm yard, with large barn, g•ranary, . ... ... , .. ""t i, short di rant' of the Grand juntlion . , k ....:- , .-': • i . 1 t I.- , alic.C: i p‘,,, of fox hounds. Excel ::. It:- .. _ • • . •, . • particuhus had of Mr are. This Day was published, elegantly printed on a flue . WoVqll Paper, in One Voludic, small octavo, price in boards Ss. E XTRACTS from the WORKS of the most cele brated ITA I, A N 'PO UPS. With T i tanslations by ad mired English Authors. . Printed for "F. and C. 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Drawn from genuine Sources of Information, established by the concurrent Testimony of the rnest cerebrated Writers, and collated with original - Manuscripts and Records in the British Museum, Bodleian Library, Pointing out the gradual advances chills Country from Barbarism to Politeness; front yaginism to Christianity ; 'from Ignotance to Science, and the noblest FlightS of Philosophy ; Irons Poverty to Riches.; and from Tyranny to Liberty.. By GEORGE COURTNEY LYTTLETON, Esq. London . Printed and Published by I. Stratford,- No. 112, Holborn-hill; and s9ht by all-other Booksellers and News carriers in the United Kingdom. To acconiodate the admirers of elegant. Printing and stipe rior. Embellishments, a few Copies are printed on the finest Wove Velluin paper Hot-pressed with proof impressions of the Plates, price.OneShilling each Number. *. A ." - * The Events of the late• War shall be narrated with all the care, circumspection, and impartiality which its im portance claims. 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Subscribers. who :neon to corlpi , ne their• Sets; should do it delay'. , EXTE RNA L N E.C.J:SS,A, • 1 Li, TA piYOR Ci-I.EST.EIFIELf) .piirtic,u4(tiV . . , Cleanlincss, - not, only us necessary 'to but I Sucqe.ss of oir fortunes in Life; and vi i • so. siotlitill complaint as any disease that has the lea, t to tile .Scrofula, Indolence Will naturally .prevent eit4e,- of the sexes from.protiti4 by this occollent observation. „ERUPTIONS IN The inconsistent doctrine. of tie,: - rho recommend ternal AppliCatiphis for Internal gompl.iitn i s . , obviaed the.thi towing .simplequestion : Will the filar which to'the inside or a kettle, or bailer; be, removed . - by washing xi:a:outside ? Tile'sione comparison flay be made respeelinj the Truman frame : Can an complaint be rernovv4.7 .an external application.?-,• These q , iestturis‘are left to be an swercei by every Reader; which wili 4hew the ,ridiculot t i ness of inculcating this doarilie; while the Dr. BRODU,M , ,, - j3.0T 4 1 . 14 evi.00 , 41 extraordiiia67 Carts that daily appar in tin: , l'ap - er.„T•tre:- calarly ut cases of the above nature : Dr. Brodurn, as a regu . Jar. PhyZcian has been _known many years, and not as a Nostrum Vender,' • His motive for publishing this invertie inent;—iertgretretivagoiewhisiMii4444.44a-tha.4l444Zr that attends external s application, wiiich, to Ins knowledge; . has:proved fatal to Many who have pla,'.:ed in it an .INkroltr ccinfidwie. ••• . A Naval 'Captain in the Inca Servic e ., duriligAloirg - period was afflicted with ir Lues Yen,:rea, which.he cOntra'Clectivhin a ,Midshipman; the "coMptaint - is-consequence fell his limbs, and the :ulcers it • o.. , 4asionett eNposed the bones,.to - view ; by recommendation of a -Captain George, of applied to Dr. Brodum; and in' thrive' was restorer, but being apprener.siye of a return; as • he- was , iinmediatefy obliged to sail for India,' he took with him a dozen bottle: of his Botanical Syrup, from Which lie has experienced.rneic sa i utary • etfeas. • The - Botanical Syrup; 4110' Restorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the DoCtor's I-louse; Nd. §, Albion-strecti bottles of il. afid js. 5(1. ; and by all i'l•i:ltersi Booksellers, and Venders of Medicine; the United Knig= dote, with prbper direetions. • The Medicine May be hack every day. tains equal to five small ones: •- • • It will be necessary the. Doelot 'Should. see such Patients as are at - Hided with Deafness or Loss of Sight; pr send their cases by letter or parcel to the DuCtor , post or carriage paid), vi , th•his usual fee. A quart bOf.tle cod: BATIps RESTORATIVE, oft STRENGTHENIN PILLS. TO THE PUBLIC. MAN ! of the Friends of the 'att . SHURIIER BA IH, of tri§tpt, who witnesses of the elk.cts of his Restorative or Si ; - eii4 - thening Pills; are sirous so-beneficial a ,11Iedicine should be wade kno4Vn to the .Vvorl'd. During mnany years cy.tcnAve jiradtice, t`lie.Proptie tof forbore to gis theurpublicity, and scrupulously avoided pecuniilry advantage to himself or . ; yet their inerifjs so well known in the city and neighbourhood wherehe re, sided, that there are lev i , tants viiio - mourti not giVe testimony to their excelleni. - e. They are particularly useful iu all corriplaints to `which- Feiria tea are subjeCt, and are Peculiarly adapted - to the colt= ..stitution of Girls of about twelve or thirteen years of age; a nd f u r those young Women who, have pallid' cernplexioni, re aihicted with shortness of breath; and great reluctance to exercise, these. Pills-are a specific ;_ they; in a short restore to the Blood its lost Crassamentnin; and taereby give the bloom of Health to the palist 'Cheek. They" are a remedy fbr all dis.asei that - 66 4 ;h - cafe in th'n Stomach; the lost,tone of Which they speech lY restate s ; flioy remove Flatulencie; expel wind, create a 4, Appetite. and promote Digestion : they have been found extreiriel'y effica cious in Bilious and E-lysret'ical P4us in the Head, jaundice,: and in broken snit- dec.a)ed Coitititution:;, from tree living or a variety 0 other* causes. Th'Qs, have been repeatedly known to, cure the Hooßing Cough . ; and when given tO Weakly Or kicke4 ) i C oldie a,. they rarely fail ef feetinga They are careffilly prepared . by the Fatnii Iy, and sold whole pile and retail by Baiter and Howell; Wine-street, Bristol ; ;ilsO in T.ond'orr, whole%ale and retail; by F. Smith ; firtig gist?, Haymarket ; and retail by Parton and Harvey ; G race churchstreet anct COnfeetioner; in the Borough ; to Boxes at Is_ 6d. 23..6d. and 43. stamps-included. Q PRiNG.-;.—Eveik Season influences • tious, especially those of, Valetudinarians. - `Eruptions; Efliorescences and-Scorbutic Disco lorat ions' s pread t heinsel in Spring like noxious anti disorders. • llt shut a,p by nictallie. lotions, or retained from . wea•kness of the . general. system, Consumption, Astinna;Gout,. Rheumatism, Apoplexy, Or those depioiable andoften incurable calamities, Cancer al:41411e Evil, . take place, according to' the nature er the Constitution. In the great and general sotirctr di these Disorders, a scorhutic and. scrofulous habit,. the VEGE TA/ILE SYRUP of DE VELNOS has been long success.. tul beyond all • just competition and rivalship aad Mr. Swainson Is assured that, by those who have, hotioured him with their patronage and confidence,- his motives will not be misconstrued; when he reminds the Public of the ap proach of mild and warm weather,. rho ,season for the most' elK..ctual use a ttie-Ve g erable Syrup in Alt he_cases for which it is recoinmended. • • . _ _ _ The: Medicineis prepared ut largo quantities,- as usual, for the spring season,: and is sold at the Proprietors, No. xi - , Frith-street; Soho; at trs. 6it.. per bottle. ft ;s also ,solo by appuintol::nt at Mr. Thomaszl3‘town, j 's, Bi~ot • strrr r, D.iblin ; Mr. lteinnahrs, /Bookseller, fiartii;tirgh and by his Ants in every considerable to'u'rs in tbo United KingdOr:. r • • Lk-JR - I'ON ORIGINAL COACHES, at Reduced SET * Fares; ou t every Morning, at Sevep, Half - past Se and Eight &Clock ; and: every, Night, at Ten duritg the Season, troth the Golden Cross, Chat tel; "s Old White-Hbrse 'Cellar, Gloucester Coffee fictue,, Pi . ecadilly, and Swan, Lad-lane ;to the Coach-Of- T4,,. , ,orth'..strect, and to the Castle, Old and NeW Ship . lirigiltbn. • • Peekets sail three tirnesa Week to Dieppe. Par he hadsat the Golden Cross. . • - . '-' , ;FIIOURN COACH sets oil . from the Golden