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7 f ~~ r 4 Acy; . ke. • • ..1 r : t, • • - , 40 1 -5 P a c ILA • • ' tA n lye l Se s i•Z IA „t /,/2A p f, "•:\,\‘% %; ' 0 , , , ,5) ;cle, l " . - • ' iV:'..' .. - .5:4 - CI r i lk • „ oh . 1 .. ....„.„....... ~, , ,,A . ,;_,. ;.,-.-- . . 0 .... ;41di t k," A Li 47,"„i10n \,N, 1,;.,1 I t • ki c ) NUMBER 3943 d MONDAY; JUNE 21, 1802. [PRICF SIX PRiICE.; •Th the tt/(I.RTITY and INDEPENDENT LIYERY - MEN of the CITY of LONDON: This Day was published, Price Three Shillings, A LETTER 'to the PROPRIETORS 'of EAST INDIA STOCK, respecting the Present. Situation of the Company's A Ifiiirs both Abroad and at Home ; . in Answer' to the Statements_ given in the latter Part.of the Third Rep o rt of the Court of Directors, respecting Private Trade, dated the Myth March, tBoz. London : Printed by J. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Ma jesty, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of. whom may be had, in two Yols .Bvo., price iBs. in boards, The Anti-Jacobin, or Weekly .Examiner, originally published in the Years 17 9 7 and i 798... EAST INDIA HOUSE, : . yitne 16, IFoi, THE COURT 01 DIRECTORS of t&; UNITED COMP ANY 'of MERCHANTS of ENG:. LAND trading lolly East fridies, do hereby give Notii•ei VAUXHALL. u nder the Patronage of His Royal - Highness the PRINCE of ___• WALES . (BY DESIRE.) , • THIS PRESEN T EVENING, J UNE z Ist, 18oz. • THE GALA• ... WILL BE REPEATED, In the same ipienciickmanhtr as giien orrF.riday last. The Gardens will he ILLUMINATED in a. style of the That ,the Quarter,sl General Court 4)pr:inlets' to le held on Weil: nesday next, the 23d instant, 'at Eleven o'clock in the Fat enoon, it tnaje ,iitecial, for the platose of loyio t a; before the laid Genera; Court firther Proceedings on the Subject cithe Private Trade w i t h I n di a . . WILLIA MR4MSA ;Y. And the CONCERT I ' Will umost conSia brillianc of a Selection of Sym phonies, Overtures, Ste: from the Works of H4YD . N, PLEYEL, NANI ? Et,4IO2K, Principal Vocal 'Performers; Mr.7INGNUM, Mr DENMAN„ - MI-. POTTS, Mr. GIBBON, • • DANIE LES, Mrs. FRANKLIN, Mrs: TNKELL, " • - • :And Mrs: BLAND. - i t The Leader of the Band, M. BRQOKf. • - 'thy., ten .the Ads, his Royal IlighnesS the Duke of York's will perform Mutial...Mosic ; ap(i.safter the Concert Will be gi ven a Grand DisplaY of FIRE, WORKS, 13y Signor HENqLER. ,Admissicin - ji.•=-Doors upen at Seven; and the eOnCert be t4„..._s at Bight o'Clock., . - c 15=r'To.prevent disappointments which SD frequently oc cur from the Companies not= being able to obtain Seats in 1, ... - Evening, they are respedfully informed, Boxes may be 1 4 ,Ken hy an application. at the Gardens between Ten in the tor ' lung and Three in the Afternoon. TO CLERGYMEN. r ivATANTED, an USHER (or the Free Grammar School in the CitV of Lincoln, on or before the 29th 0 1 September next. It is required, that "any Person ap t -' 4l g shall have a proper Recommendation, and be cornpe= eut, to teach the Latin and Greek Languages. 'wo Curacies in the Neighbourhood of Lincoln may be With the above Appointment. Application to be made at the Town Clerk's Office, Lin. tOl4. By Order of the, Visitorh of the said School, Lincoln, June 8, 0.02. REUBEN TERIZENVET. . . TUNBRIDGE WELLS. RS. CHILDRENS most rkspeafolly informs l , the Nobility and Gentry, that she has opened a R DI NG and LODGING HOUSE, situate. at the foot f Mott Sion, Tunbridge Wells, tor the accornmocktion of ~ Lilies or Single Persons, by the week, month, or year; on ' the niost liberal Terms. The nicest attention will be paid ° Abase who . are pleased to honour her with their Favours. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. A LI, PERSONS in•possessiOn of Incomes, arising from freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Est- in Land or Hous - , Money in the Funds, Itera C harges', Marriage Settlenwnts, Widows' Jointures, An= ! k ii ries, P a t ent Pl aces , Ch u r c h Livings,. or any other cer l't Income for,l.ite, may be .supplied With- temporary or L i eriLment Sums to any Amount, by -paying Annuity In te;Fst for the same. the Mobility aild Gentry of known Property, or their heirs, may be accommodated on their personal security; am in any instance where the single security of an indivi kualmay be deemed insufficient, the addition of another Person to ~.7. , tarantee the payment of the' Interest will re. I4iove the , objeaion ; and, in all cas es , privilege be Riven to the Public to return the principal at their Gow e n tiption. • Personal applications will be received every day till Fnur 'Clock" •• and Letters from Correspondents in Town or Country" (post paid) will be immediately answered, ad 4resseti to the Dire 4or of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town House, ND:, S s Lower john-street, Golden-square. TO THE CURIOUS IN .FISH SAUCE 'THE NOBILITY., GENTRY, •and PUBLIC in t c , general, are respealullx informed, j..,IIIIRGESS and n &GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCROVlES,contimiz . .s to h e prepared by them in the same manner that has given ,fch universal approbation for many years past. the long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is 1 , 1 Y continued in ll theopini rts on Of thelaege,. e :sons resident in a . pa of the W o rld, y o and At haying stood vl , test n a trial, -ranks4t in the situation it.now maintains. e general utility of their Essence o-: Anchovies . and other cit Sauces for FiSh - ,' &c. 'induces them, from ihe numerous Fertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c, in Crchasing the r saine; a.* none is to-be had of their Genuine, t at'tli ii Wareho.:ise as under. -: - tvery o th er A rt i c l e i n the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality • • _ - t W . quality .• • • - . est- nth Merchants, Captains of chips &c. Officers in h e a - th e 'rtfY and Nayy, sUpplied 'upon the-shortest notice for Last- and- West Indies, h a tF For the convenience of Families in Scotland , they th . appointed Messrs. R.,Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, their sale Agents fur Fish Satices. arehouse, :No.:.toj;-corner of Savoy-steps, • • Strand, -London . • BY.,:THE KING!s"PATFNT, Granted to f . Barton, M.D. TA", •WINE; -reeonimended for the Preven . . tinn and Cure of seine. of the. most-alarming-Diseases, 4.`• 'Ottin every form,.Rheumatisin, Fevers, particularly A• tr t _he Putrid- kind ;, Scrophula, Consumptions, Nervous fello&c. Also for the Diseases of Hot Climates, as \4s, 'low Fever n Liver Complaint, Morbus, Cutane, he Afredios, &c. •. leading features of Vital Wine are, the prevention of tic :_'el?dency to petrescency in the habit, removing obstruc— inse,us in the Gl an d u l ar an d- Nervous Systems, and bringing n sible perspiration to its proTer quantum and regularity. IL ence the superior advantage attending its use is evident, and he Proprietors have received the most ample and honourable r ; ti nionies of its virtue from. personages of the first rank and s eability. aniphiets of its admirable qualities, with fall direlions cr • v ng use, may he h a d (gr a tii) a t the. Laboratory and Vaults, li '' r e it, is prepared, No. 7, Berner's-street, Oxford-street; of the Proprietors Wholesale Agents, Messrs.' Ching and No. 4, Cheapside, where the Vital Wine is sold at per: Bottle, or 665. per dozen, bottles and Stamps in tQo',"-7,1., Also by appointment, at Mr. Barlow's, No. 39, trjrig-cross ;• Mr. Vade's, No. 46, Corn v.! ; Mr.,Ward, No. 324, Holborn - Mr. Shaw's, No. 74, .; Margaret's -street, Borough ; ana Messrs. Jebonit and tic ) , Oxford-street; and one reSpeaable House in ""°st principal towns in the United Kingdom. A SALUTARY BREAKFAST LEE R()E's "17:1PHIS COFFEE, which is a Balsamic of the most excellent Nature, extraaed from the choicest aromatic rlanta and Herbs, and front the most salubrious Barks, has, 4 iring - an experience ot near•so Years', established its ex raw-di na r y Etli;:acy in Consumptive Habits, and proved itself C ~the'greateSt Restorative; and Preserv a tiv es of Health .er yet di scovere d . I t h as a l so the Sanclion of many eminent 14,, 11 of the Faculty, partkularly,. the late Dr. Fothergill, \' ' lllo l).rescribed it in Consumptive and Nervous Complaints, :well as in Coughs of long standing, Asth mas , Tremors, ,al pitations'of the Heart, &c. It is niuch recommended to ' ‘ 'ose of weak Constitutions, w i t h w h om T ea d oes not agree, pis more nourishing- than Sago and jellies, and will not 3 1 end the m ost d e li cate S tomach. It is to be taken for Break .. as Tel or foreigneo tree, and is very pleasant to the Palate. by Appointment4SSold, of the Proprietor, in Canisters, price each, Duty included, by Mr.' Newbery, No. 4s, St. ;t1 ;',;„s; Mr. Turt, at the Ro) Exchange; Messrs. Bayley Cockspur-strect ;.. Mr. Wade's Old Bond-street ; rt„b c „ • • • _.• J-, No. tio, and Mr. -.Pididing, No. 76. Oxford- NO' .5 r. ard, N. 234, Holborn; and Mr. Clarke, o• 209, ewm l v _ \ HAVING been eleEtect,- in the most flattering Manner, an Alderman of this great Commercial City, and being encouraged by the very favourable reception I -have met with on my .personal Qat - was, I trust it will not be thought presuming in me to solicit the Honour ;o be elected one of your RErxEsENTATIvES in the ensuing Parliament. It a residence - of thirty. years, and a constant attention to an extensie Mercantile Concern, with ‘v)ii6ll the general- Inte rests of •Trade have been connected, should induce you to think me. properly qualified for so impoi - tant and honourable a Situation, .and entitle me to your Confidence, )ou may rely -on my. zealots Attachment to out glorious Constitution, and a firth determination. to. watch with peculiar Care oser . the Rights and Privileges Of. my Fellow Citizens. ' - • • . I have the honour to subscribe: Myself, ' Your very faitliful . and humble servant, William-street, ,Chatharn-place, CIIARLES -PRICE, lune 58,. 18oz. , - TotheGENTLEMEN,CIERGY, and FRE EHOLLIERS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN. ' CEN f LEMENt. Y U R veryworthy and respeaed Me.m_ . Jer, , Mr. Vyner, having declared his intention to . decline representing you in the. ensuing Parlianwut, a.. 14 presuming that, on the dissolution of tile present, so,spectiily • to beexpeeled, a General Meeting may be called, tor the • purpose of nominating Persons to that distinguished Situation ; I am encouraged to offer you my respeeltul Services, and to solicit the Honour of your Support on that occasion. • . If I should.be so tnituuate. as to obtain your favourable opinion, and eventually become your Represe n tative in Par liament, you may be assured of my constant endeavour to support our invaluabieConstitutioni and prod - tote the Wel fare of the County (.51Lincoln. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, r , Your most obedient, and very humble Servant, Mankney, June lath, 1802. • CHARLES. CHAP LIN. Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court orChancery, miide in a Cause wherein REBECCA HUNT and another arc Plaintiff's, and 'rHOitiiiS DAY_ and others, are De ' fendants ; ' • • .- • JHE CREDITORS (n" CHRISTOPHER -BUR 'ROWS, late of islington, in the County of MidLliesex. Esq. deceased, are, on or More the i7th day of] uly, it.: 2, to come in and prove their Dents before John-Ord,, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in South ampton.huiaingsr..Chaneery-lane, London; or in default thereof,' they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the Decree. GENERAL REGNIER.,:tke. TAis Day was published, Price Three Shillings, A INTAccbUNT of the CAMPAIGN in 1801, 1 - 3,- between the French Army of the Easr and the English and Turkish Forces in Egypt. By GENERAL RECNIER. ' • Translated from the French, with an Appendix, containing the Accounts from the London Gazettes, and an Official Re turn of the English Army, with an E xposure 'of the Errors o RegniFr. 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Castle from hence, on the one side, looks like a'completc., Fortress; on another, comely bridges. are seen that cross the above Rivers, whilst the numerous baiklings 01 . the Town, its watch towers and walls, unite in the view, and for col ledively Materials sufficiently interesting fbr the largest landscape that. ever appeared on canvass ; and I have'the farther presumption -to hope, that the traveller, by this direaion,.will confess to 'have found, in the restrained corn , pass of my present tour, scenes.-of all . descciptions , as'great ant gratifying as are to be wet with through the passes of Switzerland - , Savoy, the Mps, or even the various thorough fareS that border the Rhine or the -Danube." • VIDE SKET . CI-1 OF CARLISLE. Pritited for 11. D. Symonds, Important Decision in the Court of King's Bench, extreme ly interesting to the Commerce of the Country. - This Day. was published, Price as. seNqd, DROCEE PINGS of the COURT of - BENCH in GUILDHALL, on NVednesday the aSth . April, I Baz, before Mr., Justice Grose, and a Special. Jury of London .'Merchants, in an Adion brought by Charles Brooke, Wool-broker, versus Hcnry Guy; clothief, for a Libel. Taken in ShortLiiand . b'y Mr. C.; ti RN E Y ..... _ . " I thin i , this Paper is a most excellent Treatise upon the Duty of a.iiroker. Whether the Plaintiff is to continue a Broker or not, 1 do not kno . ; but if he is, I wish he would read it,.and attend-to it every day of his life. - For to be sure,. betterObservatiolis on the Duty of a Broker,' on his Oath, on his fond, and - Upon every tling . he ought to do, and some things which he-ought not to lam sure I never read." • • • • Vide jildge-Grose's Charge, p. Chippenham,: Printed fOr i f M. Coombs ; and:'Sold by T. Hurst, Patertiosiei-row;',J: Bally, •C.- Smith, and T. Gibbons, Batlf;•• Eu 3, and 'Co. Wi Sheppard, and W. Lansdown, Bristol; j. Roberts; Gloucester; J. and E. Up _ ham ' `E deter ; H z Holmes, 4nd T. Bothamley, Leeds ; and Hurst,urSt, Wakefield. • •••• ' This Day Were pUblished, Neatly printed in. Foolscap (),,,tavo, in z 'Vols. price its. in • boards,tfie Becoiid 'of , YRIC AL BALLADS ;' with Vag ior - al and other I-4 POEMS. By W. WORDSWORTH. . P ripted for T. N. Longman : and ;O. ; Rees, Paternoster row. • ..The attempt .made in "thiS•liqle Volume, is one that meets qui . cordial,approbation, and it an-attempt by no means unsuccessful. The endeavour of tile..Atitilor is to -re call our Poetry trum the fantastical excess of refinement to simplicity and nature. The account of this , clesign,.ancl its probable etnds upon modern Reoders, is ver y sett.ibly in the I ntrodudion. , . . , " We do not often find ,expressions that we esteem too:fa . miliar or' ,deficient in dignity .; on 'the contrary, we think that the Author has succeeded iaattaining that judicicius de gree of simplicity, which accommodates itself- with ease, even to thp sublime. It is not by Romp of woNs, but by energy of thought, that sublimity •is most • successfully at chicycd ; and we infinitely prefer the simplicity, even of the most unadorned tale in this Volume, to all the-meretriciOui frippery of the Darwinian taste."—British Crktle, Oet: 1799. " So much genius and \ originality are discovered Publication, that we wish to.-see another from the. same hand, written .on more elevated subjeds,• and in a more cheerful disposition.??,--Monthly keview, June 1799. - This. Day was - published, In One Volume; Copy Oclay°, price ss. in b6ards,' , t • A, NGLING, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, RE -I DUCED TO A COMPLETE SClENCE,:.fle_ing „ ; the result of more than Forty Years real Practice and stazt. Observation throughout the Kingdoms of, Great Biitain and . Ireland. • In THREE PARTS. First.—Describing (among other things) fife Counties of England, Wales, and Scotland, in Alphabetical Order; the Rivers and other Waters which they contain; their Rise, Progress, and Curiosities ; together , with those of Ireland the Fish they produce, and the. Parts beg adapted for An gfmg interspe.rsed with curious and eiftertainingincidents and Practical RenfNks never boforl.made public. ' Secondly.L--A --fuls Description of the different Kinds of Fish take'n by Angling, &c. their Natures, Haunts, Seasons, Spawning ,times, Baits, Baiting-times ; and how to angle for each ; with many curious, useful, and pleasing Observa tions. Thirdly.—A List of Artificial Flies (the completest Col ledion ever yet known), 'which will take'Fish in all Waters in each of the above Counties ; the, Materials, and• how to make each, as described ; the most skilful way of throwing the Line, and; of managing it - when in the Water Night F ly fishing ; Natural Fly-filing, &c. By SAMUEL TAYLOR, dent. • Printed for,T, N. Longman, and 0. Rees, No. 39, Pater noster-row. " This is evidently the Work of a perfel Master in the Art of Angling ; and, after a careful inspedion of the whole Volume, we venture to express our confident .opinion, that it will be found of more practical utility to the Lovers of the sport, than all the.protiudions of a similar kind that' have. Oriete been published.'— , Ncrr London Review, April COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON. rro RE LET', and 'entered on - immediately; HQUGHTON MANOR HOUSE ; containing a Dining-room; Drawing:room, and Breakfast-room; six Bed, rooms, good lied-rooms on .the Attic Story ; Housekeeper' Room, Butler's Pantry, Servants Hall and Kitchen, pod Cellars, and _other suitable detached Offices, excellent Sta 4, •for t 4 HorSes,'Saddle-room, with two lied-rooms over, Coach-house, Dog-kennel for Greyhounds, Pointers,• &c. ; Pleasure-ground, Kitchen Garden, excellent Paddocks, well fenced, with about 5% Acres of Meadow and Pasture GroUrid; large Maner, with a beautiful Wood near the centre, paled round, extensive Trout-fishery, well Stocked with Fish, si tuate in a healthy, Sporting Country, within thiee miles 'of a Pack of Fox Fibroids, and five, of a Pack of Harriers ; two miles from Stockbridge ;• eight from Runuscy ; nine from Andover ; fen from Winche4zer ; and fourteen from bury. • For Particulars, inquire of T.. Salisbury, Esq. Dorche3 , ter ; Mr. Woodyear, Stockbridge ; and M.!sSrs. Farrer and Atkinson, Lincoln's-inn-fields, London. TO B,E LETT, for a Term of Years, A Spacious DWELLING-1 - 10USE,, with nu merous DOMESTIC 0 FFIC ES. of every descrip tion; desirably situated in the Neighbourhood of St. James's, and admirably suited for a large . Genteel Fatuity, or for the Purpose of a Fashionable Hotel. Fur further Particulars, - and Rent, inquire of Mr. Chris tie, in Pall-Mall. . . . SOUTI4 HAMS, DEVON. rt4CY BE LE FT for a TerM of r 4 Years, a new.. built DWELLING-HOUSE, consisting of an .clegant Drawing-room, Dining-room, acal Breakfast Parlour, eight best Bed Rooms, and six for Servants, with every otherre quisite for a Genteel Family, Coach4houses, Stables, Walled Garden, &c. &c. situate in the eentre'of Iso Acres, of very rich Meadow, Pasture,' and Arable Land, with two Cottage Houses, Barns ; ',Stables, Linhay's and Courtleges ; forming one of the best, Estates in this Kingdon for a Gentleman fond • of Field Diversions and Agricultural Pursuits. • The House is situatein a beautiful-Vale, - and well Wooded," seven miles from Torbay, and within half - an hour's ride'of Dartmouth, in a fine S porting . Country ; with, plenty of Game. Apply for`particulars to Messrs. Wood and Strong, A ttor. flies, in Tiverton, Devon; or to Mt. Wm. ?iikington, Land Surveyor; at Exeter. - STAFFORDSHIRE: rrO BE LEFT, for One or Four Years, corn. pletely and elegantly, TORNISHEII, and ready for the immediate teception Of a large. FamiFv, a most desirable House, caIIed:ARLEY HALL. in the Comity of Staifbrd, four Miles from Bewdley, six Miles from Kidderminster, one hundred and thirty-five from London, .and twenty from Sir. mhigh.arn, with Stable, Coach-house, and all convenient 04fices, together with anexcelient Kitchen Carden, walled round ; al.io a Pi4eon , house Well stocked. Tenant may have the benefit ofa large Manor to sport over, well supplied with Game, and rent any Land he irri Epr furtha PartictilArs, apply to Messrs.. Williams and Brooks, Solicitors, Lincoln's..lnn 9 and to the Ise?'. Thorna4 Putt, at Arley,.. who will give direetions tor shewing,the P remises. TO MERCHANTS, &c. 4O BE SOLD, a' Capital . 1 4 IESSUAGE, with the Malting, and the several Granaries, Warehoutes, Stables, coach-houges, and other Buildings, Yards, and Gardens, thereto belonging ; also two Cottages adjoining, as the same arc situate at Wansford, in the Counties of Hun. , - • tingdon and Nortuantpton ; or one of them. The Messuage is fit tor the reception of a Genfeel Family, and the whole of the Premises are exceedingly well calcu lated for. carrying on an extensive Trade-in i'vrerc;intile Con cernS, and .are bounded on the West by ,the River Neen, which is navigable from,the Sea to Northartipton, and on the, E ,st by the Great North .Road. :.st;ite is Freehold, .at4d may be viewed by applying to Thomas Ilonfitld, at Wansford, and further Particula:s. may belnown 62 . 141 r. Morley of Peterborough. TO - BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRA-c Vor the remainder of a Term of Tweno , one Years, sub. w t toi- reserved Rent, LL that TYVVtLLING-HOUSE and MILL-, Pl,' HOUSE adjoining, in which are two WATER GRIST' MILLS,- one Shellowing Mill for Oats, with a Winnowing Machine, and two Bolting or Dressing Mills, together with a Courtlege and Out-buildings ; two Orchards, well stocked, and in full bearing; a Nursery Plot, and two Fields, situate at 'Furze Hill, within the Parcel or Manor of, Sidbury, formerly possession of Samuel We reott, but now of Thomas Sanders, Whose term expires at Lady-day, 1804.. • Also'a new-built WORSTED FACTORY (adjoining the above) now unoccupied, with the Machinery thereon, con sisting of five dotil?re Spinning Frames, one Roving Frame, two prawidg Frames, and sundry other Artibles. Immediate pcSsession map_ be had of the Factory, which is as . compleat of the size as any in the West of England, and is well supplied with Water.. . • • _Further particulars may be known, on application to:Mr. Build.r in Exeter, .who will treat for the sale. NO•Rf 0 LK. ESTATE. • TO BE SOLD BY . -AUCTION; • • By Mr. BURT, On Sitmday the loth day qt July next, at Four o'Clock in tlie Afternoon, at the King's Head inn in the City of Norte unlesS sooner disiiosed of by Private Ce,ntriet, AVery Desirable ESTA TE, lying at Saihouse, in the County of Norfolk„(about 6 miles f ro m Norwich) . now in the occupation of Mr. Charles .Layton, the Proprie tor, consisting of a .good_sustantiai - Dvvelling-house, with barns, stables, . coach-house, bulloi.k-shed, and other conve nient builcnkigs, all in complete . - repair, and 513 3R. 29 P ,:of arable, meadow, and .. marsh land,' - water and alder-carrs; the whole lying,•in . a•ring-fence, and without either road Or toot-path,runitin g thrthigh it, together with the Great Tithes rn arising fro - thestirne. _ • Also 32. A. 3 31 P. of Common Laud, set out by the Con • - nissioArs •imiler , the SitlhouSe tnelosure Aet, and in tended to be. annexed to this Estate. Also a doobleTinement ' -so situated as to he a convenient Abode ter a Stpward or 11,11litt, pr. at a small ex pence to be •consierted; into a Farm-house and two doubly Cottages for Workmen,. -1 • • • •- •• A River • navigable to - Yarmouth bOunds one side of the state on the BaiikS of which-•are scveial good staithes and a brick-kW:, ' with a. very oczkitout vein of- brick 'earth the -Estate lies in a very pleas - ant ' , art of the County, is Well-timbered, and has tite:ext.lnsive right of fisliing and shooting on • three Broads, well stocked' with fish and NVLlti.fi.lWl ; in the neighbourhood af,e several; Gentle men's Seats, with good'ltoads, and Garneofall.D*;; . crjptionS. The situation of • this •Esate coarinariei'4eculiar .advan tages, both fof-the resicifnce of the Gentleman and thOaccu pation of the Farmer or Merchant. invited - 14y PoiSetsion may be halL . For further Particulars apply to Mr. Adarn f ravlor, jun. Attorney-at-Law, Norwich ; •Mr. Richard c..tia'ardi No. 43, Flolbocn-courti • Grays-lui_,l London - ; (where Nlaps of *the Estate may be seen), or to Mr. Fleury Burton, Land-Stewald, at Larrl , -i in Norfolk. • • • tgr ttewasd at the litau2e sheer the P rettaisiet