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%\ \ 4l% -. 1 ' t t il t,Z(le//' c - - . A --: ' l . . -- '"i -.t .4 , -->C'• . , 4 , , ~.., e) / -41•50. 2 .....f ..'...1 * I l• 11, 1 *adq,, - t,:_-- :••• -tl-.!.i. • ~ , , , ,0... _ • ..... , .4 'fr.:.. ... ' Y ' di,1244, , ..,''',.,•,•••''' ' ' VI ,yl4 A :... } ...?....... .:''. i 'd • ' t n :.4 ~ ::: 44P T : ";.' "' Z . ?, , tr .-, . liA,x ~ .., t • " .....,./ N-) t .j * :!,, . 0 ' 7 l'' (4 , 4 4: f ' ~ . . ~.. i ...., ~ , v , . 7 - -* • , ' l /,' ,4, t/ i•itlk v, •+\ ' . . A i ;~ 1~ NIIIIBER 3870.1 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1805. (pitict SIX 'ENCE. ; t`~ ~; to " it .- eta `,)0 1 1 4 :6 11° , , THEATRE,ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. riS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 9 ,18 e s, tfdled Will be performed, a New Comedy, in F i ve Ad s , t THE HONEY MOON, The Principal Characlers by Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. BARTLEY, Mr. BANNISTER. Mr WROUGHTON, Mr, MATHEWS, Mr. COLLINS, Miss DUNCAN, Miss MELLON, Irt Miss DE CAMP, and Mrs. SPARKS. 'Adlll. a Song by bliss D CAMP.--In Ad V. a Song j Miss Durici.N.--With a Dance incidental to the T he Piolegue to be spoken by Mr. BAILTLZY ; and the Epilogue by Miss Ds CAMr. I THE UN ITEDBRITONS. WITH ME PRIZE ; 0 5_ 2 s 5,3 N, 8. tenitive, Mr. BA NI ST E R _ Caddy, Mr. MADDOCKS; Heartwell, Mr. DE CAMP; ' Label, Mr. SUEI"I‘. _Juba, Miss KELLY eart ainei, Min DE L&M4 ) . 17 1 " 7.: Plt :31. 6d. - Gallery 2S.Upper Gallery ti.. Sortficunlhe Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the i n'lThe *. o e o t Russell -street. belf 0 :4 tn : be opened at half past Five, and begin at The N, r ," Obllionth l . ind `mnoy of The Honey Moon be repeated On m ond T uesday evenings. And on T a „ 4 .1 11 % House to be Sold. Called T 1 1,! ft s ' 44 Y,.With (never aeled) new Melo Drame, and Decor-14'071Y of the Rock, with new Scenery, Dresses, 10" Th f v s o t d tanee a `. uNG ROsCitis will make his first t ap_ay t this Theatre, tinee his recent illness, on Ved ski._ e x' ; when he will perform the part of Douglas. BRITISH COFFEE-HOUSE, Cockspur-street, Feb. S, :Soc. TiIkcomMITTEE for promotin the ELEC. 1 the FREEH L.,,T10N ()foie Hon. THO MAS BRAND, •respeCtfully bLDERS in his Interest, resident in Qflireat London, that Carriages, for their Conveyance to sue:l.°4l Hertford, Wi ll be provided of the following Places,, ordly Morning next at Seven o'clock, and on every aberts,th'e ted „ 1 4 DAY 01 : White Horse, Fetter lane, Holborn. Millington's Cray's.inn Gate, Holborn. ‘Vo eris 0` v, the Gre en Dragon I3ishopsgate-street. 4An early attendance is particular! y requested. FIRE IN THE POULTI2Y,, Prilig Inhabitants of the Poultry being deeply theoAtnprestetl with a sense of the Obllgations they owe .n to . d.,.„ errs and Gentlemen of the 2tl Reguncnt of Loyal I- eiLlolunteers, and others, who so promptly attenden, atul_2l: renr„u4,llY prevented Confusion and Plunder in the alarnkanis txi s siLai (IF roperty (lurin g the dreadful Conflagration which thiu;:t_n Wednesday E vening, tel the greatest pleasur o in pat '-ill'ting their tribute of Gratitude and Regard to t h ose te hiZtc,sDefendeiti of their Country, and of expressing their tog I,4"lsllfidortre in their , Alaerit?, their Zeal, stet! k ebr LI ervicei, in the hour of danger. ua rY 8, 1110 ' 1"-----____ 5` Nt71 7: rr4 (1 1, 111 , T MEtt KINC's I;EDIT011$. „,,' ll 4 IS hereby given , hat the 'Wets CgEtirer the bocci of Assignment for the benefit of ttin c tOkS of WALTER KING, late of Ilamptou, na , Divie e l4 „,r l tY of Oxford, Innholder, intend to make a ti_ tredi t ," of his Estate and Etrettg, amongst such o f . ir is 144 .rs 'to executed the said Deed of Assignment witiiirt of Fi ve th.erein specified, and have also received a Dividend tehritae Shillings in the Pound, on Friday the isrh day of Rai S h illings 4t th Talbot Inn, in Banipton aforesaid. _ opton, Oxon "CtioNIAS 22 ') 110 Solicitor to the Trustees. S. BURGLARY. 1 , PtIIILIC.DFFICE, BOW-STREET, , 'Olin • • Februaro, ILS• I v , HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. VV HEREAS the House of Mr. John 'Hooker, of `oat brake Ch.nharn, it the County ot Kenr, Timber merchant, tftw o "Ate last night, or early this morning, and , robbcd as i zio ,: r nK of England Notes of toool. each, No. 167 g, dated the, w i t . ,,Y , 18 0 S, and No. 45, dated 3 t January, rBos, da ted than " sundry other Bank of England Notes, Bina of Ex ) . atut Ct country Bank Notes (chiefly of the Kent flanks,, ash tn . w hte -• '• ' , try largeronount : tilt aboyer i t give such inforniatibe to the Magistrates et . stikttre ye "kis or to Mr. Hutrne, No. 9, Brunswick . fil e ,A, as may be the munsoof apprehending and commit:lg 0,, ijpicter, Of 0 &Mem, shall receive TWO Id t7l4l)lt ! D uN US li L.WARD from Mr. john Hooker aforesaid. .........,______ ~ `r+ "r* .. . -...-"."-....-.............:....- , I,,ir Ic(,HANTSAND INSPECTORS OF TIMBER. W A !TEI), ONE THOUSAND LOADS' of Itr,l te . iIAK TIMBER, of the growth of tha . Province of VI b e ( IP iit , ..o I.olds to be of 75 feet Meetings ; ix* Loads "1i,,,,' 50 feet Meetings : to be good sound merchantable ~,:,ei'ver, delivered at Wharfs on the River Thames, and tb be 3ts t l,° , l the' saine measurement as. is, taken in His Ma (tool: 'PO: Yards, and groper allowances to he made for s, Ai l p . . . tf it, er SOO Willing to c on t r aa f o r th e a b ove , o r any payt toir tte r n . .,aY send their Offers to Mr. lames Cooper, GrigsbP.s II" ,'" "utile Threadneedle -street, on or before the 15th inst. 4..,_,: • . • LOMBARD:•STREET. To b. ~ theTeld, pursuant to a Decree, iha,subtequent Order, of h A ", 1 1„1, court of Chancery, hetOrelt.! N P 114 C.,"c:r th EY, Esq. one of the Mailers of the said Court, in k , Public Sale Rooni of the'. Court, in Southampton , trelkingSt Chancery-lane, London, some time in about pie month of April , next (of Which' previous Notice will be .Len), indistina 1;64_, •• • n 0 FREEHOLD HOUSES adjoining Inge ai l I 'her, and situate in Lombard-stieet, London ; *me left 1 1 ,„ase t . Sarah Irwin, the Ground Floor whereof ,It t i' c " by th e n Bankers as their Settling Douse ; the - other vi_ioin,Leaso OS Mr. David.ltosi. her:Neu:Jars may be had (gratis) at the said Master'a cham i Stiedin S outhampton-buildi ngs ; or Messrs. Lloyd a l • O. 14, Gray's-inn-square ; gala ot Messrs. Strong, Strang, Lincoln's-inn. " ___...„........------........-..„.._ ‘;4llt, Rheumatism, Indigestiory,' Flatulency, Nervous .1-lead. V,_ ll and Giddiness, Lowness of Spirits, Treruors, §pasillai •,, IlirVYetle Complaints, Bile, &c. ir t „,.....ONCBNTRATED ES4ENcE . OIf GINGER. . 1 niS Mow Nalualole Preptation ts-. off red to e . the Public with increased. confidence, shiCi it has rrse , t Medical the sait6tion and retrommendation of sprite of Ilic first %t.. Men in the Kingdom •it has been - taken with the amest success by some part of the Royal Family, and by Ileacthe Nobility 4nd'Gentry in Town and Country. Ile a c — " a laaer may also boseen in the Nteiii,,,,t :iod Chi flu 6jevffiw fv, may tit-)4: iftty.4 C h i p eriuine by:Niessrs. Oxley and Iludian, Her Ms-' peu,t in z,list,s, 27, Haymarket, London ; and, th an ..--.., uy I.:oxweil, 499, Fleet -street i . Tutt, Koval Ex by,. th eir ap 7 lurk, Hazard, Bath xte, Edinburgh ; and by every thr6: l 7 l l l l l l V ( Frie r of Midi uines- in most Towns throughout buly i t Z u 4 ,,2l Num, ill liottles of ss. 6d. tad lA. 6d, each , "",* To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. °sin-Lan:En, TE very flattering assurances of Support with which I have been honoured during my Canvass leaves no doubt on my mind whatAvill be the issue of the present Contest. Accept, Gentlemen, my best Thanks for the nu merous and increasing Proofs which 1 have received of your Favour, and allow me to request your early attendance in the Field, and at the Poll; should a Poll be found necessary. The High Sheriff has fixed Monday the itth Day of Febru ary for the Eleelion. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and obedient humble Servant, Bayfordbury, \VIVI. BAKER. January 29, iSos. STATE LOTTERY. THE ft,nowing is the SCHEME of the STATE LOTTERY now Drawing. t of ,C 25,000 are ,C 25,000 2 20,000 - 40,000 3 . 10,000 . 30,000 3 - 5,000 • li,ooo 10040 6,000 500 5,030 too 3,000 5o 3► ooo so 123,000 10 • 3 0 6ct • 6,150 • 25,000 Tickets ' ,C2so,orio Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows I First-drawn, Ist Day ,C tOOO First-drawn, 6th Day £soo Ditte - ad Day Soo Ditto -. 7th Day to,ooo 9itto , - 3d Day coo Ditto - Bth Day as,ooo Ditto - 4th Day soo i Ditto - 9th Day sOOO Ditto - sth Day • 500 1 Ditto - loth Day moo TICKETS and SHARES (whilst any remain) may be had atal I the Licinced Lottery Offices, warranted undrawn. 0:::r The Filth Day's Drawing will Won Wednesday next. NEXT WEDNESDAY. • T BlShr respetti s itily acquaints the Public, that P Wednesday nexi wilt be the Fifth Day's Drawing. While any TICKETS remain, SHARES may be had at No..}, Cornhill, and 9; Charing-cross ; where Five of the Capital Prizes in t oydell's Lottery were sold. T is only to look at the GOLDEN WHEEL of 1 FORTUNE. to be convinced it is the ready Road to Riches. r Prize of - 25,000 • 2 Ditto of - 2J,000 3 Ditto of - - io,cco 3 Ditto of - coo* &T. &e. One Ticket may in ,C 45,003 o o Halt' ditto - . zz,coo • o Quarter ditto . . ii,zso o o Eighth ditto c6z; o • Sixteenth k.•tio to o ( TICKETS SHARES will be sold by HALL and Co. No, 88, Cxn,uii, while any can be obtained; but from the very few Tickets thitt.rernain, it is probable there will not be sufficient to answer the demand another Week. N.B. The Fifth Day's Drawing will be next Wednesday. FIFTH DAY's DRAWING. D RANSCOM B, No. ii, Holborn, and No. 57, Cornh;ll, respeelfully informs the Public, that TIC KETS and SHARES are selling at the above Offices, and that the Fifth Day's Drawing will be on Wednesday next. The RICHES HE LI. in the World may now be seen at CO(WERS' HALL, containing Prite of ,C 25,00• 2 Ditto of 20,000 2.Ditto of ax. 10,000 OGC. tip. IROBERTS tecommencis an early Application . at his Old Established ritlice, No. 8, Cornhill ; as from the great demand it is not likely there will be sutii cient Tickets to Answer the Demand through next Week. N " !• ').;‘,'s Drawing will be on Wednesday next._ raTH DAY'S DRAWING WILL BE ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. J. ORNSBY and Co. respatfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they shall continue sel hri PICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, in the present Lottery, so long as they can be procured. No. 7431, the First-drawn Ticket, entitled to moot. was sold. in Shares at their old .established State Lottery Office, No. a 6, Cornhill. RICH STATE OP THE IvilE EL: r - Prize of - zs,ovo 13 - Prizes of to,eou ditto - • U.OO 3- - ditto - ire. &C. lee. 12ROM the UNCOMMON DEMAND for TICKETS and SHAKES during clic list Week, and the few 'remaining unsold, makes it Most probable not a Ticket will be left alter this %Week; the,Public are therefore rvtittested to be early in their applications at POP E's truly tURTUN ATE LOTTERY-OFFICE, Corner of the Royal Exehange, opposite the Hank, where Tickets and Shares (warranted undrawn) will continue on sale „whilst there are any tuft, N. B. 'lnc Fifth Day's Drawing will bd on Wednesday *ext. • , D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, anti 'Co. re spealully. acquaint the"PubliC that the fif th" Day of-Drawing the STATE LOTTERY will be on Wednetday next. Tickets and •Shares, \varranted undrawn, continue on Salt at their Licensed State Lottery Offieesi'opposite the "Cate of. the King's Mews, Chating.eross, and the Cornet of .the Bank Buildings, Cornhilk ' _ SCO'rl eonsttlets tt Ins Duty to state to 14.741 those who ha•cie honoured him with their Commands, that there are but few TiWts in the present STATE LOT TERY lest, from the 'unequalled- RICHNESS of the WHEEL, and the great Demand fur Tickets and Shares ; wishout an early application at Isis Olcl Established Office, No, 15, New Bond-street, he tears many. rvill be Oisap: pointed. The Wheel contains one Prize of 25,0eft1. two of 2.0,0001. threw or t0,000t.. ilirce ur joeol. ftvo .f 11161 W 1601.'6, &C. act:. N. B. Next IVednesday will be the Fifth Day of Dravvidg. POkTER, with every sense of gratitude to the j • Nobility and Geritry who have honou red hint with their commands, tw to tiittit the following remarks to them That the PRESENT Grand Prizes than were ever known before, and as Oft are but very few Tickets unseld,, and the Demand is unequalled both in Town and Count ryi-he earnestly recommends (to pre vent disappointments) an immediate purchase at his OLD EsTABLISHED LOTTERY OFFICE, in Parliament-" street, "where all Prizes from zol. to 2,0031. are raid on demand. ' • N. li. Fifth Day's Drawing will be on Wednesday next. • - ARMY AND NAVY rQUIPAGE. , FIE PATENT CAMP BEI)STEADS, Furni- Tture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very respe 4-, • tully recommended to Gentlemen, as befog the most portable and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs on improved principles; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, • lin . on Board Ship ; Musquitto Net Etaniture, .and Paterii.Brass-screw.ftedsteads; for East and ,West Indica, and 311 foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SAN DE RS i s Patent Bedstead ftlanufatiory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. 16 and 17, Catharine-street, Strand.. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining Tables, allowe I to be the most complete and Elegilitt set, of Tables ever yet invented, are vei y portable, packing in :u Box but ten inches deep. N.. 8. The Fashionable SOia.alld and Chair•lii,d Ware. house. a ~. J o i ri ach tt io' pony; KOTZEBUE IN PARIS, Thtf Day was published, in Three hiunisoine Vcautues, s, all Ociaco, riee 13s. bd. in boards, faithfully tlitas , :. lated from the German, • r 4 VELS from BERLIN to PARIS, in Ale, Spring of the present Year (iSo4); with Sketches of the existing State of Society, Manners, and public Opinion, and with original . Anecdotes of emincrit Charatleis in the French Metropolis. By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, Author of the Stranger, Lover's Vows • Pinfa.ro, &c. dec. Modern Paris has besu ably . poirtrayed i by liolcroft, Carr, and others ; but it will be universally felt, that the Portrait of so great and distinguished a Master as K otzebue is equally entitled to attention. Its fascinations in Germany have been so great, that two very lade Editions were sold in a fortnight. 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Independently, how. ever, of its singulzr politici.i : and military importance, this islandis not less worthy of I)articuLtr attention, a!il Contain- Tv,: I n i A . tij i tipzi ‘ 6'4" th rough • E pi olt, through so man/ A the Christian illipy, No. ll fin r e 4 l . y l3 e . ng A r e by op N ie n k tinheayl had st e il l e m n r d a i t d ely 7 p ar i le e f ( t ) h n e c ttrwilaotrsis:adrniddisbt,rodibrtaeicw::::crtudondr a e l i 6 o e' i r t sil :o ri l dg t e n - o st :u n k : aved be Guinea ,ip or One Guinea and an Half, put on cahilas and folded 'ocket. AN IMPROVED SPELLING-80-OK. This Day was published, the Fifteenth Edition, Revised and,Correaed, price is. 6d. with the usual Allowance to Schools, AN ENGLISH SPELLING. 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THE COMMA' SlOlVE'la.tar VICTUALLING His Al AYESTY 's NAVY do hereby giVe Notice, That on WEDNESDAY the 27th inst. thy will he ready to radii, Tenders in writing (sealed up). and treat for the supplying, an separate Conn-ant, of SEA PROVISIONS to Ili, Majesty's Shipa and Vessels at Falmokth, and at. Millard haven, ; fir Twelve Months certain, - from the Pith 11-Tarch next, inclusive ; and farther until Six, Months warning :ball begiven on tiller side, for the termination thereof. The mode of myment to be by Bills, payable, with Interest, nireb. , days after The anditiots e the ContraSts may be seen at the Secretary's Office; at this Office; or by applytvg to the Collcelori of His Ma. jelly': Customs at Falmouth and Haven respeat No regard will be bad to any Tender iv which the Price /hall ► not be inseeted.in words at length, or th'ist sball not be delivered to the Board &lore • 0,,e o'Clock on the wild Afititrestlay the z7th inst. ncr unless the Person who. • makes the Tender, or sonte.Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, whets called for. Nor will any Tender that contain: extravagant pies , : x p On forte Artiriet, and pricer much inferior to the real value upon other:, be considered as proper to be admitted. OFFICE OF ORThyANCEo li'd'ruary 6, cBo c. erHE PRINCIPAL ,OFFICERS of His yEsTris ORDNANCE do key Site Notice,' that Sell,* PoZile Andion, at iI Tos,er, en rbu)sa'ay the Febrees 9 , last, ietw.rir hin hen ,r, Fis en and tour • eciack, su liy 1.01:r of VU Uaservireaele Ordnance St%trt . consisting of ;Barrels for At uagurts, Deis for diito„ 111Sagurs and Carbine Ildywrits, Steel Rammert, Swords of so, is , Nea4betids, Cirtourb illses, Leather" Accoutrements, Ca, ,Saddler, Harrell, Collars, Bit Halters, and various piker ticlet of,Saddleiy ; tvcd throw, Blankets, Coverlets, flarnm9eks, and sundu other Arti. efts of Bedding; Powder Hares, Forge carts and Bellows, Cast, Bushel, and Lump lion, Copper, Sand Bags, amt ansritare other article: ; the whole of which may 4e viewed, 41,5 n applies. that of the Honourable intim! Storeheeper's Vice, at the 1 ovner i uhtil the Diej, raj Sale, where printed Lim of toe Lots toil! bra delivered to those Person: 'ubo may arky for the same. By Order of the Board, R. H. catm; EAST INDIA HOUSE. Februaty 8, ISos, rPHE COURT of DIRECTORS o f the , UNITED J. CO it , IP AN Yof ;ttERCH.4NTS of .E . IVGLi IND trading to the Eart Indies do hezeo give Notice, That Ibe Transfer Book: of the said Contrary's Star* will he Shut oti , Tartday lb.' sth March next, at Two o',Cbek, and Orrlta again on Thitrsd.o. the That a QUARTERLY GiitVligilL COURT of the'saa company zcih •be held at shrir Mini?. in Leadenhall-ifreet, on Wednesa4 the 27th of March next, at Eteveit.o'G...ca in the F e reo,p o n. ' - T 64; GENERALCOtLOT of ihe ialdantp4,Ey he heti at their H.u,eis Leadenball...ortee, on It'edtatiqy the uitik Apvitee.%4 from Nine .'Clock i th: Fat enzrds six(ll She &'Cio44 is the .kvening, for the Etraion of Six Direaors of the said • Cortpaty fo'r Four Year:. And, that the Link of tbi Alent6sv of the said Coterite,xy will 4. ►tad, to be delivered at this ',Hos:ken l'uesdo the 2i31,6 MA, next. OW+ L.144f RAMS.e.II; Dr. MAVOR's NEW WORK. This Day WAS ppblished, • iu Two elegant Voiunits, Foolscap Odrio, pries HaMa- G.tiinea, in boaids, _ FATHER'S GIFT to CHILDREN 1 , sisting ot"Original Essays, Tales, Fables, Re.fiedionsi Scc. • . By WILLIAM MAVOR, Lt. b. Vicar of Hurley, in Berl:II:ire ? ai (i. Chaplain to tha Earl-of pita. x .r.ittsteillor It:it:hard Phillips: No, 6, New Elridgc.street . in a feiv - D'ays wltt ' ' From the particular Rcpott of the Survivors; ANARRAT IVE of tbie Unfatunote acid lancholy CATASTRO Pti B. As it is wished to have arc authenticated Account, tnunications, in addition to the Papitrs already hi posses4iiiii; will be thankfully received, owlet cover to the 'Compiler, addressed to Lane, Newman, attd Co. ivilriervA Office, Lca. dertilail-Strett. In the Preis, and speedily will be published, Tw' lumen, °claws, -noIkINCiPL•ES and` PR ACT I CE 'of NAVAL and MILITARY COURTS ral 4 A RT IA L; with an Ap penilla of. use Documents and Prevecients t 0,3 the Opi. niuns of Counsel, anti of the fudge Advocate General, on rerriarkable Cases itl.,ootil Novice. I to which iri added, a Chronological List of the print:Tat 17ials by Naval Court& since the Vear 1751 i vtitibitlng a Scale of Military Crimes 414 Puniihrtients. BY JOHN WARTITUR; 'Esq. Late Secretary to Admiral Ltivil Viscount I4ood, &c: Ogle. sting Judge Advocate st various Naval Courts. Martial dining t h e American War, and Author .9f VinanCial and Political Fads Of the Eighteenth CentuiY. . N. B. The present Publleat'.ort contptizes an entire. new TaiktiSit on Militaty Coutts .Martial ; besides the fount Wurk oii Naval Courts Martial (noW Six years out Of Print); with Lirge Additions, and many new Cases. Printed by His Majesty's Law . Printer; for J. Butter ! weal', Fleet.streer. TO BE 501,6 BY AgeTlol4 ( If not previously DispoSed of by Prdpc!lai), at the House et Miss Thoiopson, the Talbot Inn, Darlington, on Tuer44 the inth Day of March next, at Three o'clock in the Af— ternoon, THE MANOR. of itItTToN,. In the Township of Brafferton, and Parish of Ayclillb, in the County . of DttrilllM t comprising the ' , anti Of Great Kctton, coattainutg about Goo Acts (now' undet survey). in the occuratioh of Mr. Charles Coiling; and Little Ketton, containing 230 A. 12 P. now in the beettp:ition of Mr. Win. Storey, . • The Farms are very enitipaei, and have' exceilent tetrit. nienecs • the whole is well watered fenco, and FREE FROM 111 4 1-11;',S OF HiYekt HAY' AND :ORN; the .Kates end Ceases ire haw. ,TWo good "vas in Ayciitti: Church tatsout two discs or, belong to tile Premises. A stoat B ri d ge , an d - gela . ./•roa- lately trnrit wed' the Rive: Skero, artme:ling the Estate - With the Great , North Xoad, 'three Miles trori liatl4tgtoiv, where there is it .-tla Live ;Stork ; eve/ fortnight, 'nesitles four Fairs in the year.' Litt Kilns are at little mote than a Mite distant, and good Roads,-without TOll.4llttes, lead to the Coal.pits. 'r Ito Skorn bounders a feet ply(, and runs through a portion of, the Estate, on - which ars situations well. adapted to Water-wrought iN.Licintiery. '• ' Little Kettoil House, new, neat, and cominnlions, is plea , lantly placed on a ri,ing Ground, with a goon view.over tip surrounding Country. Great Kettun House, .commantling from an elevated, but not exposed situation, a beautiful prospect. contains It'and-. some Dhling- room, I)rot' ing-roont. and suitable hers, lately built, with Parlour, Pantry; and other Offices, convenient for tile oecupation; of a 'Gen tcel Family. A large proportion fif the land is of the 17.-.:st quality, and has prnved to he well cAlentated for the trig, rearing, anti fattening Sheep and Cattle of the flat esti.. matien. It is on this, Fenn . that Mr. Charles Coning hay brought the Shaft-horns to that state of excellence which the Public of late have been lidirtirlog in - the Durham Ott tined and fed liv here), and in other Cattle of the Keton Stock, which 'have • gahled so niany Pettis, toVth Ili Great Britain and Ireland. • The Tenants will give diredions for their rer.peca live Farms. Proposals for the purchase of tie whole, or of either Farm, may Ix scot tlx, , .led) before the 19th March next, to Sir Rai pit Milbanice,liart. or to 54 bi'shop Middlcharn, Rtrsheytinti; further particulal,s may be had on apylication to Mr. 11:y:yr, or to ,Mr. Seriaton, So 4 eltot : li. DUTilitql.