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ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER- This Day was published, In One Volume, large .odavo, illustrated with Two Maps and TwO Plans, on a very extensive Scale, pike Fifteen Shillings, in boards . • • • THE 'HISTORY of .the CAMPAIGN of 1799, in .HOI ( LAND, composed fray Original Documents, being the Fifth Volume of the HI STO R Y of the CAMPAIGNS of 5796, 97, 98, and 99, in GERM_ MANY, SWITZERLAND, and ITALY, price Two Guineas in boarels.. ;, equal )rrhocai VurnCi}, rr Ste:- , which illy Debi or the le; anti ci 'ernocc, and THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, • TO -MORROW EVENING, September zstb, Their. Majesties' Servants will at a Tragedy, Called BRIDGE: QCHEME of the IRISH LOTiER. ; begin. tJ Drawing November 16, iBoz. No. of I" t: zes, _ Value of each. . HAMLET. ClaUdius, King of Denmark, Mr. PACKER ; Hamlet, Mr. XEMBLEI POloniusi Mr. DOWTON ; Las rtes, Mr. 'C. KEMBLE ; Horatio, Mr. HOLLAND ; • Rbsencrantz, Mr. CAULFIELD ;, Guiluensterm, Mr. TRUE MAN ; ()stick, Mr ' PALMER; . • Narcellus, Mr. SURMONT; • Bernardo, Mr: COOKE ' • • Francisco, Mr. EVANS ; Priest, Mr. WEBB First•Aclor, Mr. MADDOCKS; Second :Wm Mr. SPARKS ; • First Crave-digger„ Mr. SU ETT Second Grave-digger, Mr. CHIPPENDALE Ghost of HArniet's Father, Mr. WROUGHTON. Gertrude, Queen of Demi - lark, Mrs. POWELL ; 0 phelia, Miss 131 GQS • AClres.', Miss TIDSWELL. To which will be added, a F arce,called THE MOCK DOCTOR. Under the -Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. TO -MORROW EVENING, September is, Igor. Mrs. Connell humbly hopes, that the shortness of time, and the constant attendance inseparable from the duties of her office as.Box-Keeper, will be a sufficient apology for her not being able to wait personally on her generous Friends, whoSe kindness she has, on former 'occasions, so liberally experienced ; and begs permission to assure them, that her Gratitude shall ever be as boundless'as her endeaVours will lae'to merit a continuance of their Patronage and Support. On the above Evening will'be given, a New and Splendid Variety of ENTERTAINMENTS, interspersed with Co, mic Songs and Dances. Also (for that Night only), an entirely New Grand Histo rical- SPECTACLE, taken from the Freech, with New Music, Nevi Mancbinery, Nevi Scenery, New Dresses, tee. Also, a,great Variety of other Amusements, as will be ex pressed in the Bill and Newspapers of the Day: The whole to conclude with a Superb Comic PANTO _ _ 4.16,000 it 2,0.0 ---- 4 000 $OO ---7 100 .51 ---- Total Valtia: 10,006 8.pc.0 s,ooa 1,500 I;s6o Too() 72,c00 The Fifth Volume is rold separately. Sold 6y Cadell and Davies , Strand ; Egerton, Charing- Cross; Wright, Piccadilly; Ga rd ine r, Princes -street, vendish-square; Archer, Dublin; Manners and Miller, Edinburgh 8,000 8,0 . 57 Prizes. 2 3,943. Blanks. i C. $0,009 ception roditin .sa,as Rca- , . This Day was published . . • . In Six Volumes, Bvo. with coloured , Maps of England-and __. Scotland, price al. Bs. in boards, • • A TOUR thrckgh the whole Island of GREAT I X. BRITAIN; I divided into joumies. Interspersed with useful Observations; particularly calculated for the Use of those who are desirouut travelling over England and Scotland. By the Rev. C. C RUTTWE LI:, _ _ _ _Author of the Universal Gazetteer. 32,000 Tickets: Capitals Deterthinable.. First drawn Ticket, Ist Day; soo - Ditto, 4th Day, . Ditto, Day, -5,00 a Ditto, , 13th Day, - io,ooii • Ditto Ig.n Day, • to,00k) Ditto, last Day - - i,o6a Prese,rit-l'nces ofTiekeiS and ,S SiLit.. - . • Whole Ticket' ;C.' 8 o • Edith /:, . i 2 a Hallditto -•- 4 s-3 Sixteenth - - ett , Quarterditto - • - 2 '3 o arAShares of Tickets are now on sale at every Li censed Lottery Office. An early purchase is recommended, as the Tick e ts this year are Bs. cheaper than last July,`and thereis t rio pro:A:bi lity of their being lower. Schemes may be had (gratis) at all the Licensed 011iCes, Printed' for G. and J. Robili s iOn, faTeriT.oster.row ; c.. Kearsley, Fleet-street; and T. N. Longman, and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row; Bell And BrAdlute, Edinburgh; and Brash :Ind Reid, Glasgow. : . 11 Uili)re* WIONV" Sir 'jasper, Mr. MADDOCKs ; Leander, Mr. SU RMONT Grerry, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. ames, Mt. T RI) E MAN ; Ro ert, Mr. CHIPPENDALE; Hellebore, Mr. SPARKS. .• a Dorcas, Miss MELLON Charlotte, Mrs: HA R LOWE ; M'aid, Mrs.' JO N ES. 120):es, 6s. Second Price, 3s. Pit, 3s. 6d . Second Price 2S. Gallery, as. Second Price, is. Upper Gallery, is. ge cond.l'rice, 6d.—No Money to. be Returned. for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Iloi Qttice i in Little Russell-street. • ; The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and to begin at half after Six.. - On Thursday, the new Drama of Deaf and Dumb, or the Orpliah_ Protected ; with the Masque of Comus. • .qh Saturday, the. Romantic Drama.of The Castle Speare, with Of Age To-morrow., And ori Tuesday, the Tragedy offing Richard the Third, With the Dramatic Romance of Blue Beard. The Public are respe&tully acquainted that Mrs. ItILLINGTON is engaged for the ensuing Season at this T leat re.- THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. _ . . . 'TRANSFERABLE - SILVER_ TICKETS, that -A. • Will admit to' all TARTS of the-;HOUSE before the Curiait, private Boxes excepted, ar Four Shillings per NiVit, to - be had of 10 Kb AN HOOKHAM, at his Circu lating Library, No. too, New Bond-street. Likewise Ad rnission• for the Season. . • • APPLESHAW FAIR, 18or. WHEREAS 4 FAIR' for the SALE of DOR ' SETSHIRE and SOMERSETSWRE EWES, r . t a' ,nipemorially held at Appleshaw on the 245th and 27th, or September, Annnally, previous to the alteration ot the Sty le.and Calendar in 17 . 5*F.; since that period the Fair has b e en continually held on the 7th arid ath Days of oClober ever, year, until Igoe; there being now a difference of tweye days between the Old and New Style, NOTICE. is HERI BY That the, Dorsetshire and Somer tetshire Ewes will be shewn and sold at Anpleshaw Fair on the ; ;alcl 26th and 27th Days of September, bld Style, that :s to say, , the Bth and 9th of Odober, in the present and future Years, pursuant to ancient usage ; and that every thing will be prepared as usual,..for the accommodation of all Parties, ;,..lers of Land in Appleshaw being determined to sup- Pont their accustomed Rights against all OpioSers what- St:ever. Tae Author of an Advertisette4t in the last Salisbury .1 4 :Ritual, is called upon to take notice hereof, and to take any Treasures he shall be advised, to' put >in issue the Legality 0f this 'Fair, which the Owners or Land in Appleshaw are well advised, may be continued with perfeet safety. to all Sellers and Buyers of Dotsetsnire and.Somersetshire twos. Applications for further 4articulars may be made to Mr wiiliam HOrton, No. 12, Newgate-street, Londob ; Miss ...Butcher, at - the Manor House..; Mr. James Hederley, and "Ir. Thomas Bailey, at Appleshaw, Hants. • Appleshaw, S-eiit. S, 1801. SELECT ASSEMBLY AND DANCING ACADEMIES. R. ALLEN respeftfully informs his Subscribers and,Friends, that his CITY ASSEMBLIES corn-. Plenee'on MONDAY, the I.4th instant; at No. • to, Great . ItYlitf-street, GoOdrnaros-Fields, and will be every follow- Ilai . Monday. None but Ladies of Charaaer admitted. The Dancing=Roorn since last season has been'considerably enlarged and improved. Ladies and Gentlemen who have learned in the old style, ornot at all, are privately completed in all the most achre itiu Steps, and every description of Dance in modern practiceT4t the above Rooms, and at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden tSuare. ~,Foreigners, Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Ships, 1-2 - .)ntury Residents, and others, who can devote but a short ur ic to t hi s .ace9mplishment, may rest assured such pains attention will be exerted for their improvement, ,n.? will 7 e them a knowledge of the necessary parts of Dancing in ut a fortnight, during which time they may Board and lodge in the House. . Bioad Sword, Fencing, and Music taught. Schools attended. • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. A la ' PERSONS in 'possession ,of Incomes, .. arising from Freehold, • Copyhold,' or Leasekold /states, in Land, or 'Houses, Aloney in the Funds, Rent (forges, Marriage Settlements, - 'Widows' jointures; An nuities, Patent, Places, Church 'Livings, or any other cer tail Income for Life, may be supplied With temporary or peTnianent Sums to any Amount, by paying Annuity In te:est for the same. The Nobility and .C.nitry of known Property, or their `may be accoinnodated on their personal security in any instance where the singlcssecuritrof an indivi ,Oltal may be deemed insufficient, the addition df another Person to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re reove t ie objeaion; and, in all cases, privilege will be tiTen toktile Public to return the principal at their Own tption. • :Peiso nal applications will be. received every day till Foqr ',.'Yloek.; and Letters from Correspondents in Town' Or ,-ountry, (post paid) will be immediately answered, ad itifessed to the Director of the Knightsbridge. Bank; at his "awn House, No. 8, Lower john-street, Golden-square. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, • THOUGH so frequent, have hitherto been found • to resist the usual routine of 'Medicine with uncoil- litierable obstinacy, and as they gradually undermine and de- L'ilitate the constitution, they increase in violence.—As a re- VedY for Diseases so distressing, the EXTRACT, or ANl to_hk of QUASSIA, will be- tound,without rival: a.drmir, t ?- I Y. invigorates the Whole circulating 'Mass, strengthens the' 1 1 °Inach, and promotes - digestiOn; brace's the relaxed muscii:• IP' - fil)res, and (without the temporary. stimulus of a Cordial) assisting Nature gradually, elfeCts a ffipermanent cure.— i c u r Weak and Debilitated Con,stitutions t. is equally eca - ; ura;in pains and'weakness of• the stomach, or 'habitual ings, it attbrds speedy and permanent relief.... • t •Yhe agreeable and elegant tbrm of this Preparation,. added Its alMost invaria6le.suceess, has 'already procured it a de 'l"rld and reputation unequalled in the - Annals of Medicine. ta , old wholesale only by B. street; o. 74, Borough ; and m t.:Paul's bY_Pidding, No, 76, OxtOrd- Newbery; corner-of • tt Church-yard; Pearsall, O. 2.31,, High Holborn ; , Royal Exchange ; Swiney, No. 2.1, and 168, ; and Turtle, No. li7, Strand ; in boxe's and los. 6d.-each, and large packages, containing five ;' Ooxes as. each, cliity inclaled cut observe, none can possibly be genuine unless, it. ."""Lle Slgnaturevi E. Hallam and - co. written in rid Tickets and Places to be had of Mrs. Connell, Box, Keeper at the Theatre, and at No. 1, Stangate-Place, Surrey Side Westminster. xike. ELECTION of a TEMPORAL PEER of IRELAND. THE WRITS for Eletlitfg a Peer to succeed to the Vacaii4 made in the . Representation of the Peerage of Ireland by the Death of Lord Rossmore, will be ready to be delivered at this Office on Thursday - the loth Day of Sep tember inst. to tiic several Lords who sat and voted in the Honse of Lords of Ireland before the Union ; or they will be forwarded by Post to every such Lord who shall send di tedious in:writing for that purpßise, and his Address, to this Office., The Writs for such Peers as reside in Dublin, will be left at their respeaivd Houses. - THOMAS 13OURCHIER, Dep.,Cier. of the Crown in Ireland. Crown and Hanaper Office, Dublin, Sept. 7, tgot. lusand Z.S." Wvers, sigtul of. , tow. No. g. ricti;e; '-row ; iiciner r:e the lered or of that' to so at 2at , in EP) 0 .IZ^ 114 C/ 16 011 D i id 11 " v , oe ( tror 1 i (1- 1( r i• Cl.l ' ii e X0:1! anclo sooll nCI t 41 .4, d~fi~' Crum this the re" IA11: d4' E i a;ds niql 01A :itfr Dr. ,1 - IC O • r Ic- -a il &T . Y . ti 63' ST. JAMES, WESTMINSTER. • APPRENTICES. ANUMBER of well.instruded, useful and healthy CHI LDR'EN, of both Sexes, are no in the Work house and School of Industry of this Parish, qualified to be hound. Apprentices toMauutaCturers and Tradesmen, or re spcetable Persons as.Hou - seholct Servants, who may apply for that purpose. For further particulars, inquire at the Clerk's. Office, No. so, Poland-street. By Order of the Governors and Directors of the Poor, • JOHN W. IDE.SON, N. B. There are also several active Boys who are desirous cif being employed by Fishermen, and in the Sea Service. SURREY IRON RAILWAY. ANY Person,or Perous. inclined to undertake the FENCING ofthe IRON RAILWAY from WANDS WORT/I t CROYDON and CARSHALTO - N, in the . County of Surrey, with OAK POSTS and RAILS, may see a Specification of the Wr,rk' to be done, by.applying to Mr. Luttly, at Wandsworth, to whom Pioposals sealed up are to be delivered on or before the 23d day of September inst. By Ordrif of the Committee, • WM: BEDCOTT LUTTLY, Clerk. Wandsworth, Sept: TO, aot. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SQUIBB, _ _ . At Gatraway's,CoMe-house, Alonclay the 28th September, 'st Tweive o'Clock, AN ELIGIBLE, COMPACT, FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, Called TOLLIMORE's, contain ing by Mensuration lot A. 3; P. situate at Newgate.,street, in the Parish of Hatfield, in the County of Herts, six Miles from Hertford, and ei.6ineen from London. The Premises are on Lease to Mrs. Sullivan, for a term of Twenty-one Years, of which only four, will remain Unexpired -at Michaelmas, act, under the yearly Rent of 661: xis. lA. but which will then be capable of a great advance; and if a Purehater should wish for an agieeable situation to form a Residence, he will find this a mast desirable spot for that purpose, as it com mandstrautiful and extensive prospects. Descriptive Particulars May be had at the• Salisbury Arms, at. Hatfield Hatfield; Red Lion, Barnet; the Green Dragon, Ches hunt ; of Mr. Squibb, the Auctioneer,. Saville-row ; at the Place of Sale; and of Messrs. Kent, Claridge, and .Pearce, Craig's-court, Whitehall, where a Map of the Estate may be seen, 'and further Particulars known. , STRADBALLY-HALL, IRELAND. TO BE LETT, and. entered. on. immediately, that elegant Mansion and Demesne called STPiA D BALLY-HALL, in the Queen's .County,, adjoining the Market Town of Stradbally, 38 Miles from ,Dublin, 6 from At hy, and 6, from MarybOrough., The House is spacious, completely furnished, with every accommodation:tor a.large Family, and extensive 011iccs of every description - . The Demesne consists of 130 Acres, Mostly walled in, the Gardens are large and well stocked with Fruit Trees - lb full bearing,' and well cropped. with Roots, Vegetables, &c. &c. The lowest Rent which wilt be taken is - 3801. per annum, exclusive of all Taxes, e,:c. &c. therefore none : need apply who Would require the least abatera;:nt. There are proper persons constantly attending to strew the Premises, where the term it is to be for may be known, as also by enquiring of John Leeson, Esq. No. 6, Meeklenburgb-street, Dublin: SUFFOLK HOUSE at EX:NU-NG, near Ne‘Vmarket. - IO B 1 LETT,' and efitered upon at Michaelmas next,. or socKwr, if required, in the-Parish of Exning, witnin one mile. of Newmarket, a Contiortable HOUSE, chnsisting of twti Parlo trs and a Vestibuft, a good Kitchen, and necessary Offices; also lom good Chambers, and Attics over them, to.4ether with a Garden, Stable, Coach.house, and five Acres of good Pasture-, adjoining the House and Stables. Two Packs of Harriers are kept within five miles of Ex ning, and a P.ick of fox-hounds, the principal part of the season, at Newmarket. Trl4 Parish of Exning, consisting 'of an exceeding good Cal - ninon Field, al - 14rds an opportunity for. Shooting and COur6iig. The House will be lett free from Parochial Charges. Apply to Robert Secher, or to Mrs. Hammond, both of Exning, who will chew the Premises. DEVON. TO BE SOLD BYPRIVATE .CONTRACT, For the Remainder of a Term of Ninety.:rtine Years, deter minable on the Deaths of Three young healthy Lives, with a perpetual Right of Renewal on the Death ofeach Life, at. a certain and very low Fine, A LL that Newly-ereeted and Comm - odious: 1 - .1. BREW-HOUSE, with the. Appurtenances, situate. and being in CLOWANCE-STREET, in the TOWN of DOCK, and County of Devon, known by the name of the, CLOW ANC E BREWERY, calculated for about` s Barrels of Beer per Week ; with' a vacant Spot of Ground adjoining the said Brewhouse, well calculated for building' Malt and Store Houses upon. The above Brewery has been built within the last Year, is well furnished. with excellent Vats, Coolers, and all otheri :Implements for. Btewing ; has a constant Supply of Water from the Plymouth Dock Leat, which is conveyed by Leak Pipes to a Cistern at the top of.the Building, and is generally allowed to be the best Construaed House of its size in the West of England., • The Purchaser will be accommodated with a number of Public-Houses fora Term of Years, the supplking of which alone will o rr.ep the Brewery in good Employ ; in addition to which, all Viduallers in the Town of Dock, and Parish of Stoke Damerel, are bound by the Lord of the Manor in all Leases now granted by him, to buy their Beer from some Brewery , situate in the said Parish. ' The above Premises.will he Lett for a Term of Twenty oneYeare if not sold within Two Months'. For Particulars apply to Mr. j ams St. Aubyn, Attorney at Law, 'Dock, - lo the SERIOUS PART ofthe CHRISTIAN WORLD— AT a tulle u hen the Evidences of the Christian Revelation are so much doubted and disputed, and when, allowingfthose Evidences their proper authority, the real design of the Revelation itself is almost lost sight of, arid the gettuine meaning of its precepts is involved, thrcugh interpretation, in the utmost obscurity, so as. to render it difficult tOr the simple and sincere to discover the trUth • a Society of Gentlemen, zealous to promote the eternal well being, of their .felloW..men, wish to acquaint all who' feel themselves concerned about their everlasting state, that in forMation of a most solid and interesting nature, 'both re speding that state _g_pd also concerning thu evidences, the de sign, and the genuine• Sense of the Christian Scriptures, may be found in the following Works of the Hon., Ethanuel .S we denborg ; which are therefore earnestly, recommended to the Reader's most deliberate examination : ' I. True Christian Religion; or, The Universal Theology of the New Church, 4to. iss, • 11.. The Apocalypse Revealed, z,vols. Bvo. 133. • • 111. The Delights of s Wisdom, concerning Conjugal Love; after which .follow the 'Pleasures of Insanity, concerning Scortatory - Love, 4to. ifs.• IV. Angelic Wisdom, concerning the Divine Providence i , Bvo. 7s. 6th V. Angelic Wisdom, concerning the Divine Love and . the Divine Wisdom, Bvo. 6s. VI. A Treatise concerning Heaven and Hell, Bvo. ss: 6cl. VI I. Mt' the . New Jentsalern-and its Heavenly Dodrine, Bve.' 4s. • VII I. The Dodrine of the New Jerusalem concerning the Lord, 23. - IX.- The Doarine of' the •New Jerusalem concerning the Sacred Scriptures, as: X. The Dodrine of Life for the New Jerusalem, ts. 6d. XI. Of the Earths : in the Universe, and their Inhabitants, as. 6d. - XII. Summary Exposition of the internal Sense of the Psalms, 35." XII I. Of the White Horse mentioned in the-Revelations, chap. xiic. is. XIV. Of the Last Judgment, the Destruaion of Ba bylon, as. od. XV. Continuation of the Last ,fuck2ierti, is. xyi. General ExpliCation of Ow, Ten Precepts of the Dec . alogue, XVII. An Hieroglr:phic Key. to Correspondences, is. • NN. B. The above Books/may be had of J. Hodson and Co. at the Aurera Piintinz„ollice, No. 15, Criss-street,,Hattcm xard,.,,; AV An d , clatice, iu.Mand TOWN Of CARMARTHEN, , •FREILLIOLDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SPURRELL, At the ,Ivy-bush, Carmarthen, on the uth of September inst. unless previously disposed of by Private Contrad, • TriWO 'DWELLING-HOUSES (which may be 11,_ converted into one by opening a single door-way) ;* the one consists of an elegant Drawing-room, 40'feet by 20, with ;Dining and Breakfast RoOrns_• above are three Bed-chambers with - Dressing —room attached, a Book Room. and Water. , closet, four excellent Garrets, and• all convenient domestic 01Vices,. 'The other House his two , good Parlours, three ,Rooms above, ' four Attics, Water-closet; Vaulted Cellar, and complete !Offices ;' Gardens -before and behind_the Hotises, Green-house, Hot-house, large Yard, capital Stable, D Coach-hose,. with large Cellar underneath,. Brew house, tv! o Rooms above, a most excellent Laundry or Gra nary, tee ,v Ole inclosed with Stone Walls, and in complete repa,r, he most part new. - Th.! Premises are most deli f ,htfully an eminence in the Town of Carmarthen, coin an uninterrupted and delightful prosped of the rich Vale of TOwey'and the - River: The Purchaser - may be ac ..,:.!iiiyuatell with time for payment of part of the purchase money For Particulars, apply to Moris. de Lambert, on the Pre , mises ; or to John I , .dwards; Esq. Serjeant's-inn, Fleet street ; or to the A , :cl ,,, neer, • Carmarthen. BREWERY TO BE±SOLD, Peremptorily, on Thursday the 2.2 d Day - of O. lober, at One o'Clock at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle street, Liverpool; A Very Extensive and Comelete, BREWERY, erceied in the best manner within the last 'twelve scars, ' . possessing every improved principle now known : the whole covering a Plot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres, situated in Scotland-road, Liverpool, and within tido - 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, &c. The Water is of the first quality,' and inexhaustible.--Tbe whole Premises are overlooked by a handsome Dvelling house, well finished ; and may be viewed every day before the Sale,,. where attendance will.be given. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near Liverpool. • . .DORSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, rIFIFIE MANORS of TARRANT MONKTON 1 and TARRANT %LA UNCESTON, situate near the Great Western Turnpike Road, between Salisbury and Btandford, within five miles of the latter, in one of the most engibie parts of the County of Dorset, with Courts Baton, Royalties, Privileges, and Immunities to the said Mailers belonging. The Manor of Tarrant Monkton comprises, as fellows Ist, A Capital TYTHE-FREE FARM, in the occupa tion of Mr. James . Cando, on a Lease of which oily two years are unexpired, containing near.goo Acres of Meadow, Arable, and Down Land. ' • zdly, The TYTHES of the rest of the Parish of Tarrant Monkton. 3dly, The REVERSION in FEE of divers Copyhold and Leasehold Estates, in all of the yearly value of about 2891. held by one, two, or thee Lives, but chiefly on Otte old Life. The Manor of Tarrant .Launceston is. all in the Lord's hands (excepta few Lifehold Cottages), and consists of orie of the most eligible Farins in the County 'of Dorset, called 'LAUNCESTON FARM, containing about isbo Ares of Meadow, Arable, and Down Land, within a Ring-tence, in Severalty and Tythe-free, in the occupation of Mr. Robert Budderi, on a Lease of which only four years are umxpired. The. situation of this Estate, near the Great Western,' Turnpike Rbad, in a Country aboimding With Game,' must render it particularly eligible to a Gentleman who may wisli to build a Hunting-Box, and the Estate itself possesses many advantages which will be . obvious to a Purchaser . on a view thereof. N.B. The Land-Tax On the Estate is redeemed. The Tenants, Mr. Cantio' and Mr. Budden, will skew their tdsbeaive Farms;" and for; particulars apply to Messrs. King an' johns, Attorneys, at Blandford, who - have a Map , Of the Estate; or to Mr. Davis, oillornintsitatn, near War minster, Wilts. . STAFFORDSHIRE CAPITAL IRON WORKS, with Extraordnary Advan. tages. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, 'THE • CHESTERTON and PARTRIDGE_ NEST-WORKS, situate Within three miles of ,New. castle-under-Lyme, in the Countyof Staffbrd, and adjoining the North Road 7from London , to Liverpool, With the.va-. luable EstateS and Interests `thereuntdattached, The Wink consist, in their ,present state, of a large Fire-Engine, Ftti nace, Casting-houses, WarehousoS, sundry _Workmen's' Houses; aral'o,lier appropriate Buildings'', also a set of Pot- ' works, all fit for immediate employ, and capable of being carried to almost any extent, as the ItlineS of Iron-stone and Coal are commensurately ,adequart: to a largeconsurrip. tion for a great number of years. The Estates .(compreftend_ ing various Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Lands and Premises, lying contiguous to each other), contain - in the whole upwards of 270 Acres, and, abound with fine Beds or proved Inin-stobe, and the.various Mines of Coal found in that part of the Country, of different thicknesses, from three 'to ten feet, and of qualities adapted as well for the use of the Iron-works and Pot-works, as fbr the Oxfordshire Market, and other purposes ; and great .part of which are laid dry by a Cutter Level already completed. 'Clays of proper strength for Fire-bricks, as well as Sand, are Iciund in several parts of ,the Estates. By means of a short Rail-way (tor the making of which, powers ;are secured . by the 'Newcastle junetion Canal Aa), and some connecting Branches now in a course 'of completion, a Communication will be opened from the Works with the Grand Trank.Canal, and consequently with almost every place of importance iri the Kingdom. Takillg• it altogether, it is an opportunity that cannot be exceeded for Advantages ; and those ho wish to embark in the Iron Trade, will find it a Situation particularly 'calculated for 'their purpose. • Further Particulars, may be known on application at the Banking-house of Thomas Kinnersly, Esq. in NeWcastlo.. undet-Lyme aforesaid ; or to Tonitinon, Solicitor, Hanley, in the Staffordshire Potteries ; and the Offers to treat will be attended to in the order they are received. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, In LOTS, At the time,, place, and in such manner as after mentioned I LGOOD Conditiorrd FREEHOLD ESTATE ; ,coliSisting of the exterAive MANOR of SO - UTH KILVINGTON, near Thirsk, in the North RHing of the Connty of York, and of three Compact FarMs*, and several Cottages, with some detached parcels of Land, lett separate, containing in the whole 55A. IR. 3oP. The whole lying in the Parish of South Kilvington ' except a Close of 4A, 3R. 24P. called Bridge Flat, which lies in Thirsk aforesaid. The Lots ate a‘follow, viz. Lot I. A Farm House, Barn, Stable, and other Build:- ings, and also several Inclosures--:Humphry Rawling, Tenant - - The like—Mary Cartwright, Tenant The like—William Wilkinson, Tenant Plantationiln hand A. R.P• 208 o It 20 4 2 30 lot 3o 6 2 6 521 0 37 25 z 35 G .7. 4 • •2. I 032 555 I 34. Cottages and detached Parcels of Land. botLI. 13ag1v Moor Closes—Williarn Wilkin son, Tenant- - Lot 111. . A. R. I'. T wz Houses and a Homestead—William Palliser, Tenant - - A House and the two little Pastures— 'Mary Pallisei and Son s Tenants - 2 0 2 4 2 2 Lot IV. Lancaster. Nook—Richard Palliser, Te nant - - Q r 13 Houses and Croft—Overseers of the Poor; Tenants ' 0229 Lot V. ' House'and Garth---Charles Kilvingtm, Thant - Total - Annual,.Outpayments. Quit Rent (when the Land Tax is de-. ducted) ; .: , - ' - ‘. 24 o A Rent Charge to &net College - ' 23 Q 0 . • ; which iTote—These . are.to be chaqed on Lot 22 I. will be sold subjea thereto. . • • The foregoing Estate is not subjea to any other gut-go ingsexcept the Land-Tax, - which amounts in the whole to L3l. x6s. xid. per ann. and will be assessed proportionately on the Several Lots. The Buildings on the Farms in-tenure of Humphry Rawling and Wm. _Wilkinson; have lately been eretted ; and those on the Farm in tenure of Mary. Cartwright, are in substantial repair ; and the whole of the Buildings (except a small part theredf) are of Brick and Tile ; .the Farm Yards are commodious, and the several Farms are laid out for conve nient occupation, and the, I nclosures are,of a suitable size for the lespeetive Farms ; 'and tile Situation of the greatest part of the .Estate is delightfully pleasant, commanding an ex ten4ive Prospea over a beautiful and well cultivated Coun try. The Estate will be told' in the,Lots before described, and in the order above stated, at Mrs. Cass's, the Three' Tuns; at Thirsk aforesaid; on Tuesday the 6th Day of .01ober, t, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon ; and if the whole of the Estate is not sold on that Day, the Sale will continue the Day-following, acid commence at the same Hour.. Persons inclined to treat for any of the Ears, are requested to send their Proposals - in writing, sealed up, and addressed to Mr. Samuel E,,wards, at elle Three Tuns, in Thirsk Atotc. said, specifying the price or respective prices they are willing to.give for the same. Printed Particulars of the Estate may be had (at ally time after the zoth of Sept. init.), at the Offices of Messrs. John son and Gaskell, Queen-square, London ; Mr. Brearc, in • Middleham ; Mr. Walker, in Thirsk - ; Mr. Wolley, in York and Messrs. Edwards, in Stamford also of Mr. lonathan Teal 'and Mr. W. Brown Edwards, in Albion,streer, Leeds; Mr. Alexander Calvert, Richmond ; Mr. John Reed, Yarns, atid Messrs. Moss, Pateley. The Estate may be viewed at any time previous to the Sale, on application to the respedive Tenants ; and also to Charlss Kilvington, of Kilvington aforesaid, who will mteAd ally person desirous of IQ4*.ini over ahe t We.