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MARSI - t-HILL FARM, near Waltham-Abhey, Essex ; consisting. of upwards of it i 3 'Acres-of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, of- which upwards of tos Acres are Within a Ring-Fence, advantageously divided, commanding a most delightful Prospect, and parti cularly worth the attention of any Gentleman who wishes for a Farm in the vicinity of London. There are many beautiful spots for building, and a consi derable quantity of materials on the premises, and the roads, which nearly, surround the Farm, are excellent. Fig . further particulars, apply. to Mr. James Law, at•Cam berwell, Surrey. 'uesdaY Eleven er arid Lwingst apestr); Src of arvingS Creello le 1' Iv:- ER, at THOUGHTS UPON HUNTINC, in a Series of Fami. liar Letters'to a Friend. 4y PETER BECKFQRI): Esq. Si clicthovisti redius istis. Candidus si non, his titere,ineeunt. 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The o °l 'e s l' for the Prizes paid on demand,. by HO RNSSV and Oillieettic-trokers; at their Old-established State Lottery cothlipicensed pursuant to Ata of Parliament), No. z 6, Liv. 11 oP c rsite the Royal Exchange', London.; also at c ort . 4 1 Exeter. Ti=kets _, N unterical and Register .Dooks are kept, and to,r Orders de,snduatSe,havvres registeied, at - Six - knee - per Number. short 4 accor ',quailed wine good Bills, parable at .sight, or arne - T. be ptually attended to, precisely on Letters, as if present. ( PbSt-pai*duly answered, and'Schernes gratis. jii,,:*f.,,,,,..3114h,re.5. sold at tl4s i O t tf:_ice ,vill bestemped, agreeable to ztiliament, wit words " State Lottery Stamp , in bank, India, and South S4l, Spas, with their several An 7--ttities, and all kinds of Government becurities, bought and 41 d by Commission. IRISH STATE LOTTERY TBegins Drawing the Sixteenth of next Mrzth,. HE TICKETS. and SHARES in . r e .y , resca v l IRISH al - A ENGLISH STATE IQ ITER CP,S,•are zt i t krear iariety, and on the 'Most' reasonable Terms, 1 1 ,.L 1 °DGES' and -Co.'s,' Oxford:-street,. and St. lathes's vihere the:Capital Vrizio, • , NO. 15,705, - 20,000 29,467 - - - - zo,ooo •• - 24,787 - 18 01•§- S°e ° ` 3 0 ,333 - sOOO Were a h 28,898 - - 7 -5" Y 4 AR, SFIAREI), and ,RLGISTF.R.EP THIS tr., te .. e , and in the. late Lotteries.were Sold, Shared; and Re "aS4OVC, ' • 1 2, 5 0 . - ,c. 20,000: No..- 3900 , ME to 06 - 0 Also 1 7 or , . 2 °°° ro,coo 27 Of • '4OOO- N* Orders -bir:the Post; or Otherwise, strietiy executed. zy 1 b Lntlish' Lottery. begins Drawing .3(l„lllarch.,. • • E ligible SituationSs for URREY-, Building Vill4, A 1 ;9: 8 E SOLD BY PRIVAT.ii CONTRACT, :7°, lll l)ati and' truly Desirable FREEHOLD I.stß,-,-.O"I'ATE, called COVE Y's or CHAR RllsiGl h 'Opl a 's ri s k situate at Ballham.Hil), near Tooting. !41.1loctin t,betatuh,a,pinotisi..l .. ) , the County of Surtsey, .only m tiv t e miles consisting of up wards of One Hundred whictl'tY'seveli Acres of excellent Land,! about Forty of tuat ed ; 9 ' l ns Brick Earth ;. and the whole is desirably L td, 00Building upon. Immediate Possession may be De . II Cutobed,r. II P articulars of the Estate may be had of Messrs. Strand; and Gobbed, Solicitors, Norfolk-street, r inco - Q - 1 - ( i 4 8°, 01 Messrs. Kent, Claridge and Pearce, n wing-ctoss, London, where a # aa may be Per • B R E I VE RY•SOLD, empldrilv on T the zzd.Day of oClober, at One o'lock • luirdaY dt Noon ,'- at the Liverpool Anna Hotel, Castle street, Liverpool ; Very Extensive .and - Complete BREWERY, eretied i n: t h e .best nunuer within the lasi. twelve trans'_ possessing every i mproved principle now known : whole.cov er i ng a plot of Freehold Ground of•Two.Acres, ‘ lt uated *in Scotland_ road, Li verpoo l , an d •w i thin 'zoo :yards , Mkthe Custom liDuse .capable Inaking.annually .5,c)00 t refs Or Porter or Ale ; w i t h convenient. towage„ and ve r y tXte li sive Warehous4:s, Malt-houses, Drying_ kilns, Miter is 'ot the firsr quality, and inexhaustible.. The p r e i ni s c : 's are overlooked by a handsome Dwelliit_g ,,,Nse,- well finished ; and may be viewed every day before §ale, where attendance will be giVert. t.Por. furth6E , Paitictilars apply to. Mr. Rose, Eve on, near t'rtr. ..„li.E.RSTON, LEICESTERSHIRE ; . "4)411: SVC SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,. MOs Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, con tf sisiing of tIie•MANOR the Perpetual ADVOWSON I. o' '- c .. k .. 1 "..CT0RN.r., and the TOWNSHIP -pr IIik.VLET of tailu '''IRsToN, in tine County of Leicester, whicit , c7 7, Lraz-9-3(4 B eres, or threabouts, of very rich Meadow 3 id t Vi •trii t - I t g i , L and,. a neat Nl.l,isio-lionse, a good and convenient fot - i - ,c, with suitable O g i o tt o - d bu ß ild p i at n ii gs r.e. r t e p tho eac u i i i s , , ai n id rvi ti obod . I....: 4 Cottages, all in .q, ‘i.,bv.oniprizes 4ctts, 'tre es 31%.: ciONVZII7, 1,111,1.. valuable Oak - r an( , -0 0 reou for M.4.jesty's Dock-yards, a in ile if 4 Prees 1 1 •, ccnteWhi ch . IlLe 'lrw,,Pia annually. in certain proportions, rou 6, e', -- Ei c . y . eighteen years, -and consists of very 1111 . a; FO-1 e Poles There are also. 164 Tim -01114 Trci - l A r sli and Elm growing lir tlie Hedge tihi ke ckerston is about twenty miles from Leicester, tu4triLniStainti.ircl., and tha..\-- trr)no llppinghatil, and is *° Xl-1,, u " tine Sporting Country,..in which Two Packs of rakl,s are keot. Cpl he 'l:nd Tax of thi s E s t at e i s re d e e me d. re in:ses may be viewed, on application to Robert t r nte e k r' E pS4 at - the Mansipn-house, at St o ck e rst on : ; t " rt icalars nay b e h a d a t t h e Ch am b ers ' of Messrs. M Kici Bell, Lamb-buildings, Temple, London ; at Crantliam and at the Offices of. Messrs. "L: '2 P, and Gray, n York . , and Mf. 'ferni - le, in IVaireraria Plans - of: rtie.'t 4tatC will be left with . Mr. . 14. 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The•aliove Four PitblieationS, totrning thr second Volume of Law,seledlons',.inay be had by those who take the whole together, done up in'‘a covilicrA . lt pfiGC • z I ifoitrthly'vr k4;,.64. • le Sale. at 1 • !- - C isbory , wirne eoyill street. _ . VNL . IQn, 11 N other RI 1:; 5 / ()UN of untage - Nsitl l- • it Cot - WEST ' which es t ~y tur printed nl3 olll , O nut o ' . übti Or. stn 61114 3URV. URY, ay, the istiog inky.if' etl the LON I ' i;astvre .04 Wrc , r) - ,rbatcl4 1, w ill tho ,4 :c: ; 0 - • 1e ; o f .114 oild oo * ifiterra WC TENr IC t I WC, bait LY t S co vcri_ s m,q:f uced vi • crtla thati (1001 .;Te. bsi; l° a t b,;( irgc ooo t !4 irtY- 2 _( ore seer H,. rve, Ot St./ ' ;• er- • IVve , l l [. f• c son o i =,i;Y? * , • ip is P. Dfi(iP YELLOWY . FEVER. • and - THE Progress of 'Scie.lco; . the Triumph of - Labo'ir and Perseverance, united with Art, are re cently displayed by an import:int discovery in the Materia Medica t it is universally known that the resent War hag been 'carried on-in the West Indies and other parts in a tainted atmosphere, impregnated v,itn diseise and pestilence, toe - ends of which have been IA) cal.imitoas, that other toes .'rave been but as slictowi.z in the.'s4%tie; on an accurate calculation; it is found that trearly.twOfittifs of the I:tiopeans conti ;wally swept away by Lae 'desolating distemper to which the . appellation of tile Yellow 'l , ever Ls- generally given-: toi prevent; or to cure it, had.baffled all the exertions of thef Faculty .at home and abroad, at length,• when hope bad alMqst.yieltipd , to . de:;o4ir; ant - Lall.re.nedy arils deemed LinLlis- - covetable, a specific is prortuced both for prevention cure—the Nation.at large., ao justly interested in the fate,Laf. those who devote themselves her dof race, must high _ - rejoice at this discovery --The tender parent, the anX iOLIS Wl*.r: and the atnicticniate Vriqnd; concerned • tor their rz..speelk-ve connections. abroad, or for those - who arc leaving England, • - rrnist have their fears Much alleviated, by availing themselve of this opportunity.to secure those who ara clearlo - therri front - the dangers ofa pestilential climate. • • . . Tills:Medicine Ls sold Nvltolvia anaretail at yiir. Golding's; No. 42, Cornhill, London ; . .and retail only, by one eminent. Vender in every principal Sea-port, City and Town in , land, Ireland, and •S‘::otlifil4 in Boxes one guinea , each; suf ficient to 6N:we one person from inti4tion-tor twelve Mont ha. The.ino•st positive proofs of efficacy - itiarbe seen as above. DORENSTQRFF's IMPERIAL OPODELDOC, For tie ithernatistn,.',Sprains, BruiSts,-ContraCtion of the Sinews, and the et:amp .• - HE Proprietor begs leave to infi rni the Public, whO have so generously stepped forward in b;;Ialf of Ltre. - .sterff's Opotieldbe; by favouring - . her with numberles attestarions Of its urvahiable efficacy; that find jig them too nutnerOns for.the limits of a which Advertisement,' she is preparing` a Publication, liCation, will consist of Many ex= Inkordinary Cases ; and the moment it it: printed will•be cir culated throughout the Kingdom.. Tl.e Propriettir, trusts that theindubitable testirrtonies - . contained in the IPtrighlet will sufficiently convince such pan of the Community who yet unacquainted with the inctitarn,lble utility of Doren stortr's 0 podeldoc, how reatlrit,claims a superiority over every other einbrocarion• t t; ; :rto off:el - eat° the Rublie. In the rhean.timej the following Agents appointed to vend the M edicine, are in possession of sufficient .facts to vouch tor the truth of tne Proprietors assertion.. • Sold by Greet?, Oxford -street; Turtle, Strand; Tim; Royal Exchange ; Vane, DIUA,OSt; -- COrtgliii ; Co;nplin, Bisnopsgatelstreet ; Ward, Holborn ; Newton, TOttenliant, coo ; phrey; Covent-,Garden ; Wail; Riciiiiiond ; Roberts,= Haminersinith ; Miller, 'Wool wion ; (..; ream. wick.; Clout.;. Seven-Oaks ; Meggy and- Chalk; Clielins lord; Russell, Guildford.- Mottley;' Portsmouth ; .Crook;;; Rotherham; :Rawson; Tesseyrnan; Peri'inner; York; Creed, Feversham ; Bristow, Canterbury ; Snarl), Deal ; DOVer 4 , - Roberts, Milford Walker, A ori laidste ; P urdy, rolkstone t Lee, Hythe ; . Dixon ; Iligh-street, Re.. eitester ; Tracy, Sronipion; Bennet; ShetiLid ; Sinkeson, Doticasiet; Bres,eer, Liverpool ; Sr.7inney; Birmingham ; West, 'Bc , bikseller, Croydon; .Meyler, Bath •; Bulgur - , Bris tol Lynch, • Drtiggist, Manchester ; Lucas, High-street; .SouthaMpton ;;CoIlMs; Salisbury ; Legg; gos Port ; Watts, ditto ; knApp, Portsea ; Woodward, ditto „_• Cam bridge ; Norwich ; Stater; Oxtbni; DosXvis; Yar mouth r.Dlenn:. , ns, Gi.tsgow ; and Fuller, Newbury.' Prepared .by Mrs. Goldsidith; the sole! Proprietor; at her fle.ruse, No. ;/, Chapioite-Pluce; 'Boren4h-Road; *ark,' in Bottled -.eaohYduty. ; where all orders for exportation are duly attCoCd to. • • • , COPY of a LETTER to RICI-IA RD GRAVEg '(Brotiwy to Mils:kat Sir ThoirW Graves); Captain. ih the, Royal Navy, s AGREE ABL E to your . request;'l have the ho_ / flour anti. pleasure to hit - bins yolt f that I am. entirely recovered from lily lati illness ; althinNi• too touch alse cannot be ascribed to Dr. Brodurn's Medicines, in wo. king so vi:onderiul a cute in, so short a petio,d,• still I have you to thank, sir, for yciur cbliging - condesconsion in anS•wering my first Letter. in so gentleinanlike a manner; ao.i look on y,:u as' the principal that tily.lleai ti iS restored; for had I vot, been' encouraged by Von, - Sir,- to trust myself under Dr, hrotiurrig care, I sbould to tlir moment ilaVe laSo tired under dreadful disorder. I can' assuie you, it is not in my pow do justice to 1)r. Baiduin's Merit; as to his arc most' eXcellent. leave yo'd to judge; drier atilided foe , OWarris of six yeacs under sb ea,tt C 0 BUTIC COMPLAINT; "as .to occasion lar;e tuns,, , s my Legs, and - several parts of hearing and nearly my sighs, "My nerves almost 50' . madness, for which I was under the care of sotn. °lute itiost" eminent of the Faculty, at an .expence of epWariis or tnre& hundred and fifty pounds; withollr'l'eceiving a shadow of oe ifefit ; - .nay; r foitriti toy discrdec increase under their hands, to be cured by Dr. Brodurn its less than six weeks, app . ear, to . me little short of a Miracle; his skill AS a Physician, and nis: treatment as' a' Gentleman,. shall ever be remembered' by Inc with gratitude never to be erased. I skill use my utmost as, siduity to recoth.mend Dr. Brodinn's Ni'..-iliernes to my brother . Officers.. • 1-ant; dear Sir; With the utmost esteein; yoyrniost ob",:client ; Humble Setvarit Dec. 179'7, Manchester-Srinate:, - • CHA R L HA'N eY. LtEtir: W. PAIIDOE, . Of His Majesty's Gun-:yessel ht.triess. It is with infinite satisla&ion I acknoWledge the excellence of your Botanical Syruo,• which has enthely elieved me front, the niost excineiating id - tenni:sec Pains a:id' Contrittion o! • the joints', whioh I ilhve been upsVards of tart inotiths„—Be assured I shall reCbilun..a,l your valuable tine to thi; utmost of my.poWer. I' rentain, Sir, your very obedient humble i Plymouth-Dock; 31, tSoo. Lieut. W. PARDOff', ‘ Witness to the L.' CON C no's, Pl' ?rut Stationer, aboVe Cure, • No lort-strect, Pry intiurn`-;DoCk. The- BOtANIC.U,- S 'and.-N R. VO US CO it- DIAL., . to; be had at the Doct;or's'l-InitS.•,, No': 4, Albion.; street seven dobrs .the Leverihn Miiseitin, Black , * friars:brielge, in' notor,s, aslrl-. as. its 6d. and 6d.: (duty andof E. No.vberv; corner s, Paul's Church yard; jelsoult and Co. 'late kteon)., No. to, Oxford -street; Pidding's No. 75, 0 gford-sireet •• Ras ter,' EdinbUrgh;, BrotN;lC, lirist(sl Reed,• street, Bristol ;` M'borfald, Glasgow ; Chainiers, Aberdeen ; Tuit, and Boulton. Royal. Exchange ;.; Collins; SaliSbury Spilsbury and . Co. r,viarv-stre,. Dublin ; W. Ma_ gee, Belfast; M. Davies, 'col:4nd ; . aqd in t country, of all Pr nters, Booki . ,:lltt ..`..i irCth;rs bf• cittioi in d\t ape