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N "C. ,:ther. l rho'ro !. with ~if re (1.11:1 Ne.l4;l' tole ES fiasil 01 The lessrs. ind of sburfp vsE• )n._° l ips other LIES , )0N Witb' i ES I-, 5t aim er-le v iu n , t 114 THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. - • • 9 — 'o: MORROW EVENING, Sept._ 29, 1801, Their Mijestit.s' Servants will perform a Tragedy, called • KING RICHARD THE THIRD. • - Kiiig Henry the Sixth, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Prince of Wales, . Master CHAIitTERLEY; Duke of York, Miss KELLY; Mite of Gloucester, Mr' IVE MB L I E ; 4 1 ' -Dtike of Buckingham; •Mr. ,BARRYMO RE ; • Duke of Norfolk, Mr. HOLLAND; • Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Lout Stanley, Mr. PACKER • - Sir Richard Ratcliff; Mr. MADDAKS ; Sir William Catesby, Mi.'CAULFI ELD ; • Sir fameq Tyrrel, Ms. NV,588 ; Lord Mayor, Mr. SPARKS; . Tressel Mr. DE CAMP; Officer; Mr. CHIPPENDALE - Forest, Mr. FISHER ; Dighton, Mr. EVANS. Queen , Elizabeth, *Mrs. POWELI„- Dutchess of York, Miss TIDSWLLL ; Lady Anne, Miss BIGGS. After the Comedy. the Dramatic Rontance of BLUE BEARD • • ' Or, FEMALE CIiitIOSITY. The Music•compiased by Mr. KELLY; Abomelique (Blue Beard), Mr. BARRYMOR.E ; • lbraltim, M. Suinr ; . 'Selim, Mr. KELLY ' • • Shaeabac, Mr./BA,NNISTER, jun. • ; Fatima Mrs. CROUCH; Irene, ) Miss I3E CAMP ; • • Beda, Mrs. BLAND. SPAHIS. • Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. COOKE, .B‘c. ‘ Boxes, 6s. Second Price, 35,. Pit, 3s. 6d. Second Price 2S. Gallery, 2S. Second Price; Is. Upper Gallery, Is. Se; cond Price, 6d.—No Money. to be Returned. •• Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr..Fosbrook, at the Box Office, in Little Russell street. The Doors to be opened at hail past Five, and to begin at half after Six. On - Thursday, The Clandestine Marriage, With - The serter. • And on Saturday, The Merchant of Venice, with Lot ) _oiska. The Public are respetilfully informed tlrat tine Tra edy of Richard the Third will be acted every Tue:day, till further notice. The Public are respetfully inforined that Mrs..tsillington is engaged for the present Season at this Theatre. • VETERINARY COLLEGE. ' A / 111.. COLEMAN will begin hi:'O'...,ZASE of LECTURES on the ANATOMY. HISIOI,O - PATHOLOGY of the HORSE, 'wl MONDAY, Int 2d of November, at Eleven o'Clock. _ . Lately published, second Edit,e,n, 4to. o bservations on the Principles and rt,Etice of Shoeing. Also, in Odavtl 4 rOg Obse rvations on the Formation al. e d U ses o f th e N a td ra l of the Horse. • I„ UNIVERSITY 0 - IGLASGOW. iN the UNIVERSIT. , V . of GLASGOW, the usual ?releetions for the ensuing Season will begin at tile following Terms :. I .—On Mon Jay the nth of Oclober. Natural Philosov , ,v, • Greek, Moral Philoso• o fiy," Humanity. Logiclankßll-40, . , ~ 11 —On :ruesclay the 34 of /4'overntycr. :-- ' Pivini!" - - *. " ' Cheinistry - t ,t , ,-- .:- Ar_gua,ges, • Anatomy, , , I, 4v, i,..r.,,,;, , . Midwitery, , Mathematics, ' Lialici7.,e, Theory 'and AStronorrty, ' i rar,iice, —. . - . Nlodern Languages. Mateird 2 , 1c.:U.:.1, -, 5 i , :ninical Ledures during the Session at the Royal Infir- UNIV . ,ERSITY OP GLASGOW.- - THE MEDICAL-LECTURES in the VE RS ITAT of C LAS GOW will begin on Tuesday the 3d. Nov. at the fallowing Hours': - ,„,J)IETETICS, MATERI.t . •!. MEDICA, and PHAIVAIA ‘-71 by Dr: MILLER, at Ten o'Clock Forenoon: MID IFERY, by Mr. TOWERS, at Eleven. „ THEORY and PRACTICE .of PHYSIC, by Dr. 1 PEER, at Twelve. ANATOMY* and SURGERY, by Dr. JEFFRAY; at wo o'ClOcic Afternoon. N R at :SeY and the ARTS connefled with it, by Dr. e LEGTIORN, ven. CLINICAL LECTURES. nn the CASES of PATIENTS in the ROYAL INFIR MARY, by Dr. FREER and Pr. CLEGHORN. The &'st Leann: by Dr. Freer on, hursday Evening, Nov. 12, at Six o'Clock. the Glasgow Royal Infirmary has now.been open for ;the i!' ec eption of Patients nearly seveivycars. • Within that period t l t ere have b een rece i ve d int o t h e H ouse 3897 Vatients, more t'9 6 Capital-Operations in - Surgery haVe been perform and AdVice has been given by the Physicians and Sur-- Vs to ab ov e 1.3,251 Persons as. Out-Patients, whose Cases, vve 'ot seem to require admission into the Infirmary, or who : :ZLn.ot , reconirriended riy Contributors for that pitrpose: I; Lo, .recommended has lately instituted for the use of the Stu- • the Anatomy Class. , • ab R 0 N willgin his LECTURES- on BOTANt be • ginning beano next. . • . isDi. xi . o . • . , 4 , 4 r 5,705 ,_ r ~,,, 0 , 0 . 29,4 6 7 - -- 20,000 2 4.7 3 7 __ to,ooo . i 8,060,„,., 5,00 0. 3 0 ,333 --•-:.,- •- 5,006 ,•''- - : • ,S 4-1!. -. —, • '5,008 • TUE. Capital Prizes•above stated, were all Sad, - ; I,•;. l ared, and. Register thi3 Year, by .H 0 DG ES and ~.. t3•A', - ..:.-.x... tc:.....;', .....,.1 7g t. 1 ..“ , . , ...'..-,treet, where, i n th e Late 'Lotteries, were MTN, Shared, a n d R^gistered, viz. 'Ns/. 42,660 . , r,..z0,000: •No. 36,n30 • - c . scco . 71 ; ,, - 10,..., . i 7 of • 2000 2,681 - Io;oeo ' 4 27 Of Ice d , . ... ,7::.-;.UifirA;Shire?TrifF!. vr,l. , :itSnt Irish Lo t tery',. 16 begin urzoi6ng, 1,!.11,pi Npvernizit ',text, are on: Sale in great variety ~ , It tiit,lbo,e Otii,:is, ox *t.: wo:i.t ; reasunable terms. . N - :l3.:_nli-‘ In<iisi, ,Sra?e 7ottery will b•:!gin Drawing % he i d b. o j e - Aictri_. - I), iSO2.,' fitt"fiti - AV. Ina Shares von Si 'i e as 5 ',....„ . _"Y : , , • . , - - . ---..-....... :,__ 'r 'Ci r der 6 s by post, '6)- °Orr, •;,'se,,, stridly exeer scid. Irl7 LETTER CQPYING L i I Majesty's Royal Letters patent,. ! - 11,t! „, ziewly-ini:-eined :7\ fachine tot Wrltinr with Tw 6 Pens, .4r,°ducing at .the same instant-Two 0 ra• ji f: a ii , D' e ,Soußmon Mode of Writing, is offerr Ito the Commercial, according to f e s hs Le , mt, and Literaiy World " : : s we n ' as to all Per desirOus'of I)th:seri-lug authenr &c. &c. l'hese ro. ~chines will be totind on RecordsOf their Col - - li: r 4l -to be 162 dis fr super Busi ior toe any odic 2 :wet' ollerecjtq the. Public, ..,p a atc hof ss o'be had only of 1. lh :CP filing- No. 43, Cornhill, Lon- N. n .,• Pocket-b oo k an d Port. le Writing , -desk Manufacturer STOWE Y ,HOUSE„ SOMERSET, ' 0 -, EE. L Lill' r , . . and entered neon Iniinediately, ,t!lti.,, `})cries, !he , scs ~,a r ens, by- C., 1 l• • - C d 17 ,,Irniture, Sta ...s, 0.. c I . - ioo. , 'hi, ) L 3 mes, ..-Onds,- an:.l . One Acre of Kitichea•garden,' and , 1' t'"" 1 . P.cr4 oti g.ood Meadow Land adjoining. ~Nl..ite:,:tous side eleganzly, as 'S, Cl' he ' R of . the' late . Lady Jones; _deceased,' and ,2 , a,,cvcry resp.-.a.iit for the inunc4iate Occupation of a large ' nteel Family ; diitant thornßath. twel vertilies,' Bristol '' 6e I . and Wells . twelii: — . ) TrildTenant.may lidire tkic.; Deputa 'll ut .- tl IV"' s ' I. - )0. --anor;: /0, 4,.1., •• , :-. , , :: 1 . , '. partict;lars inquires of Mr.. M;les, Attorney, at Sten " ',o•- i . • • 1 t , ...' '.. • 4 - . 1 , , .' r or at Bu IC's s t.torary , Mat. , 1.4' .1 -c aervqpts. at i StoVvedy %.,?vill stulw tbe House and Vurni -1° anYVe§o4'wiih'in 6 ,- tv re,sit it, .• • r . ~ . • .., ..• -,,,,:..:;,-- , . :..... : ‘,-; ~, , 1. ... •44: Orr • , A CARD. ivir R. G. JONES, Riding-Master, .most yespea._ fully informs his Friends and the Public in general, that his BENEFIT, at the NEW ROYAL CIRCUS, is fixed fpr To-morrow Night, the 29th of Septernller, 180 r, which Evening a great variety of new interesting A:',.else mums will be introduced, in particular the Grand ~;pecta c ie , in two Acts, called KING CiESAR . ; or, _TiieNEGRO 21,AVES. . Particulars will be expressed in future, Bills and Adver tisements. •-• Tickets to be had of Mr. Jones , at his Pantheqn Riding- School, the Corner of Mibber:.streez, adjoining the North Side of the Magdalen Hospizal, Blackfriars.road, where he regularly attends +tom Senn in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon, to instruct I,;(tlies and Gentlemen in the polite Art of Ridirig and Mauaging the Horse. Horses broke and trained for every denomination, and taken in at Livery. • rTIHE ANNIVERSARY MEET'ING of the Gentlemen F4ucated at the FREE• GRAMMAR SCHOOL, in MANCHESTER, will be lick: nn"Wednes- - dajr the 7th'of• (Jdober aot, at the Bull's Head Inn, in Manchester, Those Gentlemen' that purpose favouring the Stewards with their Company on the o'ccastoq, are requested to give in e:leir names to Mr. WoodlitJuse, at the Bull's Head, atbresaid, on or before Friday tn.! is of Odober. • • Dinner,on the Table pmcisely at 'Two o'Clock.. JOSEPH !I'll A C)( E RAY, • WILLI \M I'OX, Stewards. ROYAL EXCI4...ANGE ASSURANCE -OFFICE, September, 180 r. PERSO7!I. whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 29r i a inst. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready tr, be, delivered 'at the Company's Offices, ove r th e Royd% Exchange and in Pall:Mall, as well as by their re slniztive Agents in the - several Counties 7, and- the Patties as- Wreci are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies r.:n or before the 14th of October next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Vayment, beyond the.Uale of each Policy, will then expire. ' - ALEX. WATSON; Sec. ( 1 Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the Assuranco of Buildings, Goods, Merchaudize, and Ships, in' Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss 'or Damav by Fire ' • andd - alio for the Assurance of, and granting . Annul— ties on, Lives. , . N. B. Policies of Assurance for the Sum of 3001. or up wards are issued free of expence.to the Assured. This Com pariy have invariably paid all. Losses from Fire occasioned by Lightning, WESTMINSTER FIRB-OFFICE, BEDFORD-STREET, COVENT-CARDEN, ESTABLISHED 1717, For Insuring Houses and Buildings from Loss by Fire, _ • , September 25, 180 r. • lOTICE is herehy given, That at thi s ,Office N no charge will be made for Policies where tlm .- Sum insured amounts to 3001. and upwards. _ N. B. This Office has, eversince its institution ; paid all. Losses,. without a n y deddetion whatever, and all Losses by . Lightning or Gunpowder. G. H. BROWNE, Sc . . ALL Persons who are indebted to t h e E st a t e o f BEN JAMINTBNCE, late of the City of Bath, in the County of - Sotaierset, deceasetb: are deSired to pay' the Aniount of their respedive Debts to Mr. Thomas M. Catittwell, Attorney at Law, in Bath aforesaid, who is fully: c. ,, n.,-citu by tkii; CA4.1110 . 16 to recw.e ARCI to setae with any _Pertowor fiersons - Who-niayliave any De mand against the said Estate. - DEVONSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' In Three Lots; at the Baptist Head Collee-house, in Chan cery.lane London, on Thursday th e 22d Day of Oct o b er next, at one o'C lock ; THE following ESTATES : in the Parish of Ottety Sr. Mary ; the MANOR or reputed MANOR Of HICHE RHOLCOMiy'E and HOLCOMBE BARTON "FARM, witli•clivers T4nerneilts and Cottages; the whole in possessionof Francis Hulse, for a Tenn of which four years' and it hati will be unexpired at Michaelmas next'. • in the Pariskof HernyOck : The MANOR-of HEM VOCK, with the Quit-Rents' ; also CASTLE BARTON FARM, in possessicin of John Manley. Tenant at Will; to gether with several' Lifehold Tenements Within the said Manor, ' . Also the A DVO WS 0 N Donative of the Church of•Broa& way, near 1 Iminster, in the County of Somerset. Pritned Particulars may be had of Messrs. Smith, Keke wich and Hoskins. Solicitors, in Lincoln's-Inn; or Mr. W. and J. Black, Land Surveyors, Middle Temple ; • Mr. Willy, of Donyat, near IlminSter ; or the Tenants of the Estates will skew the Premises. • - BREWERY TO. BE SOLD, , • Peremptorily, on Tlnitsday the 22d Day of 061pber, at One. o'Clock at Noon, at the - Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle street; Liverpool ; Very Extensive and Coniplete BREWERY, ereeled in the best manner within the last twelve Years, .possessing every improved .principle now known : rite whole coverings Plot of Freehold Ground - f Two Acres, situated in Scotland-road, Liverpool, and within 12.p0 yards of the Custom House ; capable of making annually 60,000; Barrels-of Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage, and very extensive Warehouses, - Malt-houses, .Drying-kilns, The Water is of the_ tirst quality, and inexhaustible.,--The whole Premises are Overlooked• by a handsome D house, well' tinished . • and may be viewed eve,' day before tile : Sale, Where attel.lance will be given. • Eor further Particular% apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near Liverpool.- - - • S'POCKERSTON, L 1 1 TO ABE SOLD BY PRI VATE- CQ-KTRACTi t Destrable FREEHOI.I.) ESTATF4,-con slating of the MANOR, the P . erPz..tual'A DVO IV SO N of the RECTORY, and the TOW tg4Slll HA.M L17,.T or . STOCK ERSTON, in the Cour.cy Of LeiceStOry-ivhich Con tains . 936 Acres, or thereabouts ; of very rich 4ioadow 'and Crazing .Land, a neat MAision•-house„ goadandr,crivenient Farin,liouse, with .suitable Out,bui'idings to each, and Eight comtOrtable Cottages, all in good P,cpair.- ; • The Land comprizes 130 Acres, or thereabouts, of . Weod Ground, whereon are . growing..t.l37 large and valuable Oak s Timber Trees suitable. for His Iviajesty's Doc-yarik, 660 smaller Oak Trees. . The Underwood :is cut anrjualry in certain propoitions, which come round every eigh teen years, and consists ot very fine Ash, Elm; and other 11, /les. 'There are also i 64 Tjm, bet and other Trees Asl and Elm growing in the. Hedge Rows. ' Stockerston is distant fifteen from Stamford, .pouttwenty miles froM Leicester, situated in a tine ' and three 'froni Uppingham, and iS Spot- .ing Country, in. which Two Packs of . Fox Hounds are kcp' - ‘ . The Land Tax ° /this Estate is redeemed. ' - The Premises may Robert Walker, £33. P C be viewed, 6.i application to Robert printed Pattie, the MansiOn-house, at Stockerston ; and Pennington Jl ars' may be had at the Chambers of Messrs. . e And Bell; Lamb-buildings, Temple, London ; of Mr. Kir , at Grantham ; and at the Offices of Messrs. Gray, T I . 4or p e and (Tray, in York, and Mr.. Temple, in Leicestt . . ir ~ ad Flans of the Estate' will be left with Mr. W4ll ' - ' Jr ar; : d Me. King. ---- - SUILRF,Y*. • TO BE-SOLI) BY AUCTION, , The l4tter End of October next (the Time and Piactof Sale :will hereafter be advertised) ; THE following PROPERTY, situate in the Hamlet of STOCKWELL, in the Parish of Lambeth, The MANOR, or Reputed MANOR•ofSTOCKWELL. • The'cipital Mansion, or MANOR-HOUSE, in the Occu pation of Charles Deaord, Esq. with the Offices, Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds, under Lease, which expires Lady -4803. - The capital Mansion-House, Offices, ; Gardens,; Orchard., &c. in the occupation of Christopher Hall, and--- Cox, Esqrs. un d er L ease , w hi c h ex pi res . Lady-day`, 0303. 1 he White Horse Public-house, Offices, and Gardens, in the occupation of Mr. 'Daniel .Titniu - s, and under an agree ment for a Lease, which expires Michaelmas, 1826. The Farm.:house and Outbuildings, with the Land, in the occupation of Mr. Richard Simmons, tenant at will. The Garderi l Ground, and Land,,in the occupation of Mr. Benjamin Smith, tenant at will. The House, Offices, and Land, in the occupation of Mr. George Wheeler, tenant at will. - The Land in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Reppen, 'tenant at will. And The Wax ManufaaorT, with the Mansion-House, Offices, and Grounds, in the. occupation of B. Barrett, .Esq. under Lease, Soo years and upwards of which are unexpired. The whole-contains about 233,Acres, aad is situate bet Ween the 3d and 4th Mile -stones, on the Road from London to Streatham, by which' it .;,s bounded 'on the East, and the Road called Acre-lane, leading from Clapham to Camber well, runs through the Estate towards the North. Public notice will be giVen, when nails and Particulars are ready to be deliyered by W. and J. Black, at the Grote, neap Epping; Middle Temple Hall Staircape, and Richards's ofte-Tlollsei near Ttrpple I*, • -•• , - • . To JOHN - CLAYTON-COWELL, Esq. Lieutinant-Colonel of 'His : Majes t y' s Royal Regiment; and f ...Ornrnandant of the Island of St. Thomas and. its Depen_denotes.' •-. HIS ADDRESS is 'respeafully offered by those .1. - over whom lie has lately presided. ' • "..While we bewail that ill state of-health which compels the anticipation of your Honor's departure from these Islands, permit us, re4pteted Sir, to. express• those sentiments of esteem with which we 'have been inspired by the uniform moderation of your Cotiduel in this Government. " Words are wanting, to describe the peculiarity of a situp tion sack as that in *hich your Honor was placed, when the Government of an open Free Port like that of St. Thomas, was committed to your care. The tangeOf Wat permits not that freedom of intercourse Which is the nurse of Commerce ; and the policy of the times exacts a discipline in-the:beg regulated Communities. " Yet you, Sir,• stranger to such a Community; composed of different Nations, humturs and interests, have allowed yourself little respite front the' multiplied duties of such a situation, encumbered With new and unusual causes of em barrassment ; you have submitted to personal inconvenience,. from a solicitude to lend an accommodating ear to every ap plication; you have manifested a desire 'f& - !to impartial jus tice; and have grafted an impression of resped upon the mind of the Inhabitants of this Island, not easily to be diked. May. you, Sir, be immediately restored toperfeet health ; may your voyage be prosperous ; may you, in the bosoina of a family rejoiced at your return; lung live in the enjoyment of every blessing; and may the gracious Sovereign, whose • Commission you bear with such unimpeached cotduet, con descend to distinguish merit like yours by his Royal appro bation. " These sentiments have been awakened by your condua in this Government ; the recolledion Of it wilt • long r affOrd pleasure to over whom' you have presid e d, an d w h o hope for a place in . your_rennembrance, at whatever distance the Fates mightpleice them. " .We have the Honour to be, " With great .consideration, " Your Honor's " Most obedient and humble Servants, • . "C. G. FLEISCHER, Committee appointed by " P. J ENNI NGS, the Inhabitants. " AIVIES MURPHY, " °FIN DARRELL." St. Thomas July zp, 180 t. Just published, • By H. D. Symonds' ' Paternoster-row, London, 1. A New and Beautiful, Edition, printed in a Pocket Size, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, engraved by Rid ley, price zs. 6d seWed, or handsornely bound 'and gilt,s. fUE .-- RUINS ; gr, a SURVEY o f the..RIATO LUTIONS of EMPIRES. Part the Second, contain ing the Law ok Nature. By M. VOLNEY, One of-the Deputies of the . National Assembly of t7S9, and Author of Travels into Syria and Egypt,, &c. "-For Mode's of Faith let graceless Zealots fight ; • 4 ' His can't be wrong,' whose Life is in the right." PorE. The , above 'elegant Work contains the following interesting Suets : Chap, r. Of th e L aw of Natu bj te C . a. Charaaers of the Law of Nature. 3. The Principles of the Law of Nature, a's they relate.to Ma,,. - 4. Of the Basis of , Morality , --of 'Gookl- 2 of Sin —of Ctim.-:sof Vice-and Virtue. g. Of individual Virtues —of 'Knowledge. 6. Of temperance. q. Of Continence. $. Of Courage and Activity. 9: Of . Cleanliness. to. Of Dothestic Virtues.Of the Social Virtues, and of Jus tice.; 12.. - D.n - cicneellt Thp ISLE OF WIGHT. , • • TO BE - SOLD BY AUCTION, • In Four Lots, on'Thursday the 22;1 of October next; at, the Baptist Head . Coffee . :,hpuse, in Chancery-lane ; London r rf - TE following ESTATE: The MANOR of MOTTLSTON, and several Fanns and Lands, held at -Rac.k,renf,, and under Leases for. Lives within the said Ma nOqnd'.Parish of Mottiston. . • 'Xiso a Farm called ROUGHBOROUGH; in iliPdrish Of Shorw;:11. Also ,Two Valuable ADVOWSONS, viz. The Congoli:; dated :RECTORY of MOTTISTON; and VICARAGE of STiORWELI„ and the RECTORY ofSHORWELL, ,P,ritltA Particulars may be had of MeSsis. Smith Keke= SOficitors, in Lincoln's-Inn; Mr. W. - and p. Wack,A,and , Surireyins, it the Mi&l:e Tainple.; and Mr. K..ciark; .19t:w port, Isle of Wight, who will appoint a person ts slew tiie Estates. SALE of a Valuable ESTATE, delightfully situated on the River Nith : the Ne•ighbourhood of" the Town'of Dum fries, Scotianci. LE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. 'CI.t.Af.AM and HINDLE, A; the Rainbow, on Wcd_tles.7.:iy, o , .filoberr.4; betwikt the Ti ours of One and Two in the Afterno o n, MHETIVE POUND :LAND Of Old Extent, of 'CONHEATH, with thf:‘ Teinds and Perth ' ients lying within fhe Parish of Carlavelock;, and •Sheriirtiout of Duni tries, holding feu of the Duke of Queensberry, for: payment 'of 'Two Shillinss'Scots of Feti ff .cluty. 'This )state is beauti fully situated 'on the River Nith, about imir,rne'aSured miles 'rielew f the :rowit 'of Dumfries, commanding an- extensive View of the wifichogs of thafßivi,, the Solway Frith, and the Coast of Cumberland.. It contains up w?.rds of 490 Scots tatute'Acres (being more than•oo English Acres), all Ara ble' except about Seventeen Acres- in Wood and Planting, and about Fifty Acres of Moss. The whole is inclosed with Marsh Fences, and sultdivided into convenient Inclestires, . several of them with Hedges and rows.. of Tree S- A , great part of the Grounds are of an exceeding good quality, and the whole are capable .of much ithprovementat a moderate ex pence, from the Sea Sleach out of the Nith, which •washes the Estate for a considerable way, and where the Tide -flows to a great height. The present gent is about 3751. except • one of the Mansion-Hotses, o.flices, Garden, and. Orchard, well stocked with Fruit-trees, on wtriai no Rent is put. The Tenant on - the ShOre, by. putting Weirs into the River, has of late been very•siiccessful in'catching . Salmon • and- it is believed, . that at a moderate expence, a considerable Fishing might be established. The Qtkay .ereeled by the Town of ,Dumfries at Glencaple, to which Vessels, of great burden come, is adjoining to the Estate, and a good Road }rom DuM fries to the Quay runs thrOugh t he' Grounds, `part of which along the Road, and adjoining .to the River, might belencad to much advantage. -The Wood and Planting on the Estate are thriving and valuable. The Tenants will shew the Pre mises. • • A,Plan of the Estate, and Conditions of Sale, may be,seen on application to MesSrs. COrrie and Gilchrist, Edinburgh ; Weltwood Maxwell, Etcp at Burnehaugh, at Dumfries ; Messrs. Cooper and Lowe( Solicitors, Southampton-buil& inns, (hancerylane; and-of Messrs, Graham ancl No, 88, Chancery_lane, London; Mr. Robert Biggs Solicit tor, Bi - istol ; or George• Orredi SOlicitor, Liverpool. Any further particulars that ;nay be requ44.will ilAindigely by M. OUCCI. . . EAST INDIA !MUSE, • .60 . ,s; acir ririlE' COAfiIIITTWE of (VI-ZIPPING of ihi UNITED C62111 ) 4 NY • 4 .- lIIERCIIA NTS o„ 1 ENG LAND irit,!ixg :he East - 1 , 1 , 1 , ,•r, ci9 berebj , give Notice; That Committee will 6e lea,:ty la. receive Pr4asals in T;yrii: ing, sealed up, on WEDNESDAY, ;be 30th iheit. 10Y - iUppOit4 tOPE - • Anchors and Gtaprialsi Canvas, Pitch and Tar; Steel; Swedish Iron. . . Anil Inch Persons who ntlythink propes to ricliirir in rertiiii; mus: rxpress the 10-7.:,est Prices; as they will not 4,is opportunlY of-riiaking ivy abatement. ' - "he Condition's of the Contra} may 'he‘sieen by applying to Mr. Coigan; Clerk. totht...s,iid Conmittee, with who"; the-Tenders must be left befog Tweltie o'Clock at Noon on the above dity; as nod any Tender, will he recH7.4d often thht houn: , • _‘ - SHENSTONE, nearLt CH Fl ELD, STAFFORDSHIRE. , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION' - By Mr. WARREN; '. . . • At the George Inn', in the .City Of Lichfield, on Friday, O LSO, at Three o'clock, .in Lots QEVER a .. t ill ' Yery'Eligible FREEHOLD FARMS i 4 Lj.situate at. notherley, Lynn,.. and Nether and Lower Stonnall,..all in the Parish and Vicinity of the pleasant Vil lage of Shenftont, in a s S porting Part of ;he County of 'Staf ford, three Mile.; from-Lichfield, .six from Walstll, and tWelve - frorn :Birmingham ' • alSo, a capital :Mansion, 'called F.() 0T H ERL E Y . . II A LL, -With suitable attached and de- tached Offices, Coach-home,. Stabling for Eight Horses', and. .other Out-buildings, all complete ropair ;- a' large well planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated Trout Stream ; the whole comprising abate? 0;6 Acres of rich inclosed. Arable;. .MeadolV, - and Pasture Land, in the highest state of cultiva-• .tion, with valuable Rights of' Comrqpn on SliensiOne Wood - . End, and > Druid Heatil, 'noW in the occupation •of johii Breynton; Esq.. under Lease determinable...in 18.09, and of Messrs. Swan, Hand, Preston . , Adceck, • and Mousley•,, all very respe4table Tenints, under Leases det e r m in a bl e at Lady day,. 1.823, at several yearii , Rents,. anaounting to , • • EIGHT HUNDRED and FIF P TY'OUNDSi and upwards; also: about'.Twenty 'Acres of Coppice and Wood Land now,iri hand. ' • .Another I' R EEI-1 0 ',DI STAT E; containing,Bg Acres, 2 Roods, 38 Perches; with a - commodiouS DWelling-house and suitable Out.httildings, delightfully situate at Hainmerwick, in the ,Parish of St. Michael, Lichfield ; MS() a Leasehold Farm 0f.56 Acres ;adjoining to the Freehold Premises; 'with convenient FarinYlouse and other ApptittenanCeS, and va.111.: able _ltightS.dfl Common on Holey Hay and Cannock ChaSe; held under tile 'Vicars Choral or Lichfield, for an une%pired Term of 'FWenty-one Years, at 31..55. per Atn. renetvabl6 every seven years ; -both 'which Farina ant: Premises are in the holding of • Mr. james.Winterton, under'Lease determinable at Ladyz.clay; 1803, at the yearly Rent of Printed . Particlgars maybe had twenty-one days preceding the Sale, of Mr. Simpson ; Attorney; in C reat Charles-Street; Birnirnghani ; Mr. Willington, Solicitor, 'N0..3 King's Bench Walk, Teniple; London; Mr. Thu . .. Garland, Eyterd, neat Moreton in Marsi-i;lo:icrstershire t Mr. Calvert, Sudbury; ' Derbyshire ; at the Place of Sale; et' Mr. Drewry, Printer; Derby; at the prinekpal Inns at Statfbrd, /3urton, Tamworth; Atheritone, Coventry, and other adjacent Towns ; of Mr. Warren,'Audioneer,.Birminkliam ; :Ind' of Mr. T. Sedgwick; at Shenstone Wood End, who will s:lew t i -v-ral Lots. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, In LOTS; At the time, place, and in such I...inner as after mentidned • A GOOD Conditioned FREEHOLD ESTATE ; consisting of the extensive MANOR of SOUTJ-1 K I LVINGTON, near Thirsk, in the North Riling of the Colinty. of York, and of three. COmpaci Farms; and several Cottages; with some detached parcels of Land; lett .separate; eontaining in the whole 555 A. IR. 3OP The whole lying in the Parish of South Kilvington • except a Close of 4A. 3 R.. 24P. called Bridge Flat; which lie's hi Thirsk aforesaid. The Lots are as follow, vii.. , Lot. I. A' Farm 1 - lOuSe; Barn; 'Stable, and other Build= iris, and also several Inclostires-11umphry Rawlingi Tenant' = - • The like—LlVlary_ Cartwright; Tenant The like—William Wilkinson, Tcaant Plantations—ln hand Cottages and detached 'Nicelt of Land. • Lot 11. Bagley Moor Clims=-William , sRn, Terial4 Lot 111. A. R. p= t Tho Houses and a Homestead-.--William Palliser, Tenant • _ A Houe, and the two little Pastures- 1 Mary 'Pallis;,-(and Sort; Tenants Lot. IV. Lancaster Nook--Richanii Palliser ; Te nant . Flousea and, Croft—Overceors of the Poor; Tenants • 2 ti 2 4 A. R.P• 2os o it 20 4 z 30 o z 0 2 29 lei 6 3 3G 6 szt 0 as 1 35 6t 4 I. 2 Lot Y. House an 4. Garthr—Charles Kilvington, Tonant I o 33 Total Ann4al"OutpiNents. Quit Rent (when. the. Land Tax is fie.... duClecti .. College , -i...:• I 1 4 o A Rent Charge tc?..ecite't k- - • •23 o o ... . , 5Si 13* , 22 . 14 o Note--TMse are to be charged on Lot I. yhich *ill by icild• - stibjea thmio. ---• The toregOing Estate is not subjea to any other Out;go ings except the Lancf-Tax, which 'amounts in the whole to r3l. r6s. rld. per arm; and will b e assessed prOpdrtionately 'on the several Lots. • fre' The Buildings on the Parma in tenure oil-lump - lily Rawling and Win. Wilkinson; - have lately been erected ; and those on the Farm in tenure of Mary Cidiv:right, are ifi :`substantial - repair ; and the whole of the Building; (except a sinall parts thereoffare Brick and Tile ; the Farm Yards are commodious, and the several Earths are bid out for conve. nient occupation , and the Inclosures are o f a su i ta bl e s i ze f or the respective - Farms ; and the Situation of .tlie•greateet part of the Estate is delightfully pleaSant, 'commanding - an ex. terisive Prosped over a beautiful and well cultisated Couri try. • - • The Estate will be sold in the Lots 'before described, and in the order above stated, at Mrs. 'Cass's ; the Three. Tubs, at Thirsk aforesaid;. -on Tuesday the. 6th Day of 06Mber; 'Sot, at Ten O'Clock in,,the Forenoon ; and if the whOle . of the Estate is riot sold on that 'Dan the Sale .will continue the Day follovVing, and commence at the same Hou'r. • Persons inclined to treat tbr any of the Lots; are requested to send tilt:it Proposals in writing; sealed tip ; And addressel to Mr,, Samuel Edwards, at the Three Tuns, iii :rhirsk said; specifying the price or respective prices tney are willing- • . to giN e for the same. i>rfnted Particulars of the Estate may be had (at any time after the :..;6th of Sept. inst.); at,the Offices of Messrs, son and Gaskell; Queen-square}. London ; Mi. Breare, in Middlehain ;- Mr. Walker; in Thivsk ; Mr. in York ; and Messrs. Edwards, in Utztrnford : and also of Mr. TOnathan Teal and Mr. W. Brown EdwardS, in Albion-street, Leeds ; Mr. Alexander Calvert; Richmond ; - Mr. Johniteet4 Yann, and Messrs. MosS, Pateley. The Estate inay be viewed at any time previous to the Sale, on atiplication to the respeOlive tenant's ;- and also to Charles Kilyin6ton, of Kilv . ington aforesaid; who. will attend uny person ttcsito4s 'of lot*izig over shz g*tats: z ~. v t 7 said 11 - 13, RNLI. Oa t ' S of Vilts. )th hicit .d v.:gyp a'›s uress Oa of j,Li ()i? teacits" r3W 3ctse• Salc. f zhf V hit"' e 00 0.