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C - w .., ',. •-• l'"'l4 ..."--,.. .A., MONDAY, MAY 25, ISor. liumßEß (PRICIE six PENCE. • a V iunT.a~'R ~ww q.~ilMllll~l EMMANUEL COLLEGE, CAMBRIDQE• HE' ANNIVEIZSARY - MEETING of t 1 Noblemen upd Gentlemen educated at the above Col ete, he held at the Crown and-Anchor Tavern, in th trand, on Wednesday the3tl june,;tBot. STEWARDS. -. RO.TIERT DUNDAS SAUNDER, jOSEPH GROVE; Egg. •. • RICHARD IOHN I3I.ASSEY, Esq. The, Rev. HENRY - YEATS SMYTFII ES. • A‘ ne Rt; 1 1. HENRY ASK KW. Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock. Tickets 11411-aw Guinea each. M EDICAL AN p. CHEMICAL LECTURES . ON THURSDAY, June 40, a COUR:S of LEC T" !ORES on the MATERIA MEDI A, PtAC at k E of PHYSIC., and CHEMISTRY, wills ecom*ce i ii 't " c . l4 boratory, in Whitcomb-street, Leicester-50are, the usual morning hours, vii.--4he Materia • Meet-lie-Alia a u arter before Eight ; the Practice of -Physic at Half }tier ight, an d the Clicinistry at a Quarter aftre - Nine. • p i , GEORGE ItEARSO M. D. E. R. S. tysician it) to St. oige's Hospi tal; and of 'the Coliep of A It; • . • Physicians. '4 i ns -git.ter is kept of the Cases of Dr. Pearson's Patiehts. ~„!-Ceurge's Hospital ; and au Account is given pf then* i ''rtN I CAL I Ee'ruitE eery Saturday Alornin. , atNine ° Clock, '- • - b '. P ro ' •• Lei tea ' L may .be had at St. George's ilospital, and in .____ce-squarc. - SIEGE OF' ACRE. AT the Lyceum, in the Strand,- is - now submitted st , to the P u bli c , t h e G reat Hi stor i ca l Pi c. t nre o f t h e at CR'E, 'pa,, , tited by ROBERT P OR jhis Painting is finished tipon a much' more extensive the . Storniing of servigapat4m, recently removed, Th has been in constanfprep . aration for the last, fon r.. l )ntbs. k it ' esign is regitlated from Communications of very b e tan th"ritY ; it embraces the Operations of the Siege and f ence of Acre, by Sea and Land, and includes in its various lir r llPes the eharacAerlstie Portraits of. Sir S DK tor Sivt r'r J"ti DUL r tLAS, PACIIA, and General Bo tgeatt, with others of the Dritishi Turkish, and French rs, Vkr ho distinguished themselves on that memorable 71_,?: Contest, in 1799. , - PLuis, and Sketches, descript . iVe arid cxplsnatory tq lth e " ) 9- I ; , ic6i, to be had at the Exhibition RooM in 'Clockull which wil/ be open every Pay, from Nine kls k.—Adinittance One Shilling. , GRAND SURREY CANAL. Norictishereby given, That the FIRST Pi to CEN ERAL ASSEMBLY of the COMVANY• of ti„,PRETORS of the GRAND SURREY' CANAL, 2, „' r, o halclen at the LONDON TAVERN, on Friday the f May, at El even o 'Cl oc k i n t h e F orenoon, f or the ri l , l e of 4 the &aPutting int al Can o execution the A& of Parliament for l id : itlkSON wishing to piocur e a PERMANENT j;;;;A, SI TUATION UNDhlt GOVERNMENT, woul{l i 4 Ppy to treat with any one capable of pro;:uring him the Secresy may be depended on. biLetters Tess to R. T. to be lett at the Post,Othee. a t 4 IY MOU th Dock, VII by itruatediatelY attendtd to. • TO COVER TITIS - fEASON„, • At Notion., near I 4 A T Tbree.Guineas. a Mare, and Half.a.Crown it the Groom (to be paid it tbc timeAf Covering), Two i fill Atibian Horses, WAU , ..LA17. ,, 1AW, and B - ;I Au DER. VA LI- LAU-JA w is.a beautiful Brown/10ft. MI 7S hands ; seltei..Aanutri4 , 4 , - atberitfol Mecca' andmitior by that Prince as 3 prinwat f. 4 -"" n years bY Lo rd I ' 4 aet nglantt 4 t:,r.nntd and allowed by all and completely ra *WM !nought pet week. radlt a W 7 OOl. ft his Wile and Trihity; itr the rbrmatiewn to the the uaid Parish .nt Thresher may leans the apprv. .11 TeCeiVC TWO Reward ,4 and all reasonable ExpenLes• ret t ,i,..Vllresher Is - about 45 years' age, npwards of six ir! f c but pittud with the sma.ll- pox,` - air C omplexion s - - . . - Mar 33; 18ot. 'AEDS-. ull..*lkbYAL MAI/ -COACH 0 VERA.- . 41,tiuth Inn,' Bo Mouth'Street, London. Prcipri torB ' o f the Original*LEEDS MAIL .POSt-COACHES respeeltullv inform the . Pub ns cocquerx kof the pleasingws s ppe4 , t . e t the Price of Her.itt Cont, anti to at,commecla evw arnerous Frieikis igreed to .start from the above.lnn, I. ""daY, .'r hurs'd'ay,. and 'Saturday'. Mornings, .at a 4ttettpct,re Fi ve o'clock, A 'NEW COACH to LEEDS, At the following Reduced Fares,' viz. o deed o ' • - d. •I. 1 2 8 4 1 5 8, o o , terfiel i 5 3 elottingh am _ - - 0 18 6 - 8 0 •-•- o .16 o - • Leicester -3 5 O - 0 14: Ilarboroug !?. h,.. r o - 0 .13 0 orthanaptort 018 o - - - 2 flFwport - ot4 0 - 0 - it - 0 --, 1•,, — ; 14 ; 4e. will be conveyed to Ld3 ce and Sheffield at ad; 17- 7 f Chesterneld, and IV4instield• - .I*d . ( g.i -e icester,:-Loughborough, &e.. • - Id . ) Q° ` 1 " The LEEDS ItIA I 1.-COACH, frpin the above Inn, t x : e 7 tvditili g at iFive. The NO RTHAMP TON . COACH, Y Morning at Five. 41 3 • 13y J. WILLAN and,Co. • The Proprietors' Will not be accountable for Cash, 11.' 5, Plate, or any other description of articles of more , 4 .unless entered as such, and P 4 14 6 . 4 acc°rd. i, ArEt - CTI()NS, t uGI-1 in frequent, Ivive hitherto been found tit4 l -1..° resitit the usual routine of Medicine Avith uncork , 10 1( 1 0 1 e obstrnacy,. an,l as they gradnally undertninc and de.. constitutlUn, theyinerease.in.vioiencc.—As a re m4Y for Di„ eases so ch.aressing, the'ExTRACl', or AM ably ° .f t; AS 81 A, will . be found without rival it atirt , lir. ate r , ll „vigorates the•wholc circulating Dias's, strengthens the 'e fib s and prorcrotes digestion; braces the relaxed tnurreu. by Rs ieS! an4lwitliout the temporary stimulus of a Cordaal). rot sti t ,..' - ' , ,t2g Nature gradually, efli - *!.ts • a pc . rsuanciit curo.: ( f.ions ,77 4 : 41 4PFbilitatts1 Constitutions- it is 'equally elttc,i. Nveakncss of tlic strilacli, or habitual ..342g &, ira,l'Oftlt speedy and pernument tel - tir, ll .treeahlo-and elegant form of this Preparation, added InittuAt l "gt inieariable success, has alr'eacly prue.urcd it a de %fr,ntl rep utat i o n unequalled in the Annals of Me di c i ne , tail f i t.. l .vilolettale - oni); by 13:Shaw, No. 74, Borough; and re.. St: I ,Y • Ilt idiuß,' No 76, I.)xford.street Newbery, corner of rntt: ku tt i ' s •C,lluro)-y . ard; rearsakl, 1 _l),i.bo,rn I ' l o'. 1 6 8 ( tY,a l Exchante • S‘viney, No. 2,t, 1.).a11-51.111, alb" P ictadilir ; anZi Turtle: N 0.127; Str nil ;, iu boxes lot 6d. each, and•large packages, containing five ,:ts.,each, duty included- • lut a ,nt observe, - none can possibly bc Feruiine unless it si gnature of •E. I lallain iuni Cu. - xi itten. in red nk. - - 7 , ....., . -...- ~.....- ~.a, s 1 lilL4 7, 14 ZdX%b 1)t Carnatie . - • I,„IIIkUDR is a bea t rey liaise. i --)gt)., f 't a. hiph bred iu Arabia, :brought to El kh an. ' ' l '• I, s , s' are both rernarlpti 1 of bony, and WYggstO be unquestio'nab y tfie most activt t :i tlarses, and ;Ai:: bklitvGters, that vet I, g , aicl, Ci-•" Good ( ,; r,/,,,,& rlr Mitts, at s• 6d. ._,.. v _. • TO \t' , ,;.II,COMBERS. V\TILI-• I AM . T 1 II( E:...i.i..),p,1,, by Tr ?:oily .c oAtht r, 4114vorkivil, frOto nd lc! N chargeaule, to th'li Varish -r e 14. °1. c , Y.. 1 Coventry ; ‘vitoover ' wilt.. tve inI P " 14 tcttwar t i e - ( I (Iv# -Aer -of liii oor °t' tt of the 11.1 "-a" *"' • ' Vi'll'am );) 4 ,, 0 X Trinity. LA, tligt ilw pild 1 L lim4"Pr e itentleti,'cr cause by any ether nu , °f t 1 . ?aid W itlialit Thresher, •sha. THE BRITIS.I.I FORCES. IN EGYPT. -• • • •, TOE Public are respeafully informed, that the L following Sums have been subscribed towards a- Fund for ailbrding Relief to the Widows, Wives, and Orphans of the Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, kilscd or wounded•An Egypt ' *4 s 2 tiliseriptions received to the 23d instant. -His Royal Atgliness the Pvince of Wales Z. so; His Royal Iljghness the Duke at York toy J. AngersteisvEsq. at .0 yisn. Leighsoo,-Esq. so so ohn Artgerstein, Esq. at o Lushisigton and Mayor so so Angerstem and Rivaz 21 o Paul Le Mesurier,Esq. to to John Adams, Esq. Bay. Le Mesurier,Esq. to to hterrhan Ansley Ito so Geo.:Leekie, Esq. so so Gilbert Ansley, Esq. so to Gep. Liddell, Esq.- so .so CalveileyllcWitcke, Esq. 2 t o Countess Dowag. Lucan 5 o Thomson 'War s : Esq. 21 o Charles Logic, Esq. 5.5 Thomson Bonar, jun. zi o Wm. Mitchel l, Esq. so to Robert Burns, Esq. 30 In . ,Ken. Et.zq. so .1a Henry Bonham, Esq. so to John Blair, Son, Tho- Lt:weol. Beacitcroft , so 16 bias, tindZo. 'so to S. .Bosunquet, sm. Esq. so so J. Moreir, Esq. so .to S. BosanqUet, jun. to so Martins,Ssones;l:FOote so . lo Bosanquet, .Be*lteroft, -Munro Ana grawne so to ' and Reeves so so Sir ja. Pultetiey; Bart. to to . E„;W: Bootle, Esq. so so !General ritloo to to A. Maxwell Bennett ;o so Pie.schill and Ftrogden so to Larbrann Binsham s o Charles Esq,2l_. a BigartMX)(l and Son so t o joseyls Peel and Co, So to 13mgloyand Austin to so . Cha. Polhill; of Chip- Rupert Esq.. s o stead Place, Kent so so Charles Cowper, Esq. so to J. N. B. Pearce so so J. C 34419411, Esq. - to so Gen. John Reid . o Charles'Chalmers, Esq. so so Abraham Robarts, Esq. so so Lord de Dunstanvilit• ro so ThoiltOwcraft, Esq. as o Donaldson arsd Glessny -to so Johnßavenhill, Esq. so so Quintin Dick attil Co.. so so A. 'Riddell, Esq. • :so so John Eddowcs, E.sq. to ;Q Lsq. so, so Eddo .- Ellis. ' Robert Sh:ov, Esq. so so and Ellis , .to to Ro. Shedden and Sons 21 o John Forbes, Esq: 10 to Dalqd Scott, Es as 0 kinalay; Bannatyne, • Shoolbrcd & Williamsl 10 to and-Co. to ro Se,tt,, Idle, and Co. as Aug.' Greenland, Esq. 5 5 Hon. ,Col. Stanhope 3 3 Col. Herries to to 'Pho..Manners Sutton to to Robert I-turner, Esq.. so so Snow, Sandby, & Paul to to Geo. Hinckell, Esq. as , o Gtglrgc Smith, Esq. Hamilton; and Tour.ty so so George street so to Henry Hpare, Esq. so- to ames Sykes:, Esq. so to H. Hugh Hoare, Esq. to to John Thomson, Esq. 21 . o Charles Hoare; Esq. to to Cha.:WhellitsSon Esq. to so . Wm H. Hoare, Esq. to to G. Woodf. Thellusson to so H. Merick Hoare, Esq. to - to 'Wallah' TurroicEsq. to to Herries,Porquhar,&Co. to so Robert Wigram, Esq. so to John IleriOt, E q. to to Mrs. -Jane Wilion, Geo. Jellcry,, Esq. to so Chotley Wood, 1-lerts to to Henry Jackson, Esq. to so Edm.Tho.Waters,Esq. so to Thomas jeftrson, Ja. - and la. Woodbridge to to Camberwell 5 5 Brook Watson, Esq. to x 0 Inns, Beveridge,& Co. to so Mrs: Waller - Thomas King, Esq. so to George Wood, Esq. to to Thomas Langley, Esq. so to Theßightflon: Charles Benj. I.ane, Esq. to to York. to; to - - - - A General Meeting of the Subscribers will be held at the Calwri altd, AnChor Tavern, in the . Strand, on Saturday next, at .gleven o:cloca precioely, for the pgrpose of nominatl.., , a Conunitece for - the Management and Disrribittion of tin.. fuol. The Subsrtigtious cont,ipue to be received at Lloyd's cot. fec:hou=, and at flu: following Bankers, vit. kiertics, Eatquhar, Ana co. St. James ' s-street. liamittersl4rs, Pa Dru n n4's, Charing-cross. Cout.s's t . Strand. Snow, Sandby, and Paul, Strand. • CWl4'4, Fleet-street. Itoare'e. Fleet-street. • Smith, Payne, and Smith, George-street, ltjansiolf-alothe• Robarts and Curtis, Lombard-street. Bosauquet. Beachcroft, and-Reeves, Lombard-street: Martins,Stones, and Foote, Lomb ard-'street. • ISLE OF WIGHT- ..-CA.PITAL MANOR and FARMS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . • By J. YOUNG, On Thursday the iSth Day.ollune; • tgot, at the Bugle Inn, Newport, Isle of Wight, at I. ive o'C lock in the Afternoon, unless' sooner disposed •of bpi Private'Contraci, or which immodiate uoticc will be given, bathe following Luts. • - Lot i. ALL that MANOR. and FARM . 0 110 BILIDDLESFORD; situate in the Parish 'of Arreton, about three miles from Navvinart, and three trot Wooton, cnnsisting of a convenient Nfe.sStt Age or Dwelling- House, lately fitted up at a considerable•expence,..With suit able Barns, Stables and. Out-buililiqs; and about 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Coppice Wood, and a- Com mon Land thereto belonging. The above Estate iTythe Free ; extrertiely , 'Well stocked with Timber, the-Royalty is very extensive, and the Manor abounds with Game. Lot z. About 74 Acres of Arahlt.c. Meadow, area Pasture Land, with a Barn thereon; adjOinlbgto fhe and • called CULLS. !7: Lot 3. About 66 Acres of Arable, Areitll6.l44 — Pasturc„anci Coppice Land, • called' P ACKFI ELMS, with two Tette minu s and C. ardens theretobelOngiPgi. Te" htWO last" Mentioned Lots are• situate near the Road leading from Newport.to Ryde, are capable (ft' great improve inent, and possess extensive Common Rights, and great part Of the Lands arc also Tythc.Free..-. • • Lot 4. • About 7Ci Acres of Arable-, MeadoW, and Pasture Land; and Is . Acres of Coppice Land, adjoining the .abov.e P renuSes, with h't wo Tenements aori Gardens, and a 'Barn and S table Macon, called. WOOD FIOITS On the,three last Lots there are ,several; situations corn ntanding rich and extensive views. The 'fimberon each Lot to be taken by the PUrehaser at a valuation. The Land-Tax charged on the *hole of . the Premises amounts to JO, nos. per annum,. and the Lots will be sold subject to each • Purchaser's paying a proportionate part thereof. The Poor Rates arc remarkably low, - and did .not until the last two ytiars amount to as. in pound. Printed Particulars. may be had, three weeks previous to the sale, at the .Offices of Messrs. Daman and %Varney, Bonita* , ; Messrs. Duill and.: Matthews, Inner Temple; London.; Bugle Inn, NeWport ; George and White Hart, Winchester'•, Crown, Portsmouth ; 'Dolphin, Gosport ; Coach and Horses, SOuthainpton ; White ..Hart,. SaliShury,; Angel, Lyiningitin; 'Crown, Ringwood ; and at' the Aue tioneer's,. RontSeY• - • By,the KING's PATENT. CAKES for Making of SHINING LIQUID BLACKING, for Shoes,. Boots, &c. Price. Sixpence each. - "ES Cakes make, with the utmost ease, by the addition or Water only, a most excellent Shining Liquid Blacking, 'purl superior to any hitherto known it gives the finest Blan; and most beautiful Gloss to the Lea ther, let never renders it-stilt* hard, but on the contrary, prevents it from cracking, and preserves it soft, pliable and mellow to the very last. It is perfectly tree from smell, and the shoes that are blaCked with it, will neither soil the fingers in putting On,'-northe'stockings in wearing. Tite iong-estabtisitedreputanon Cl these Cakes having in duced naany Persons to counterfeit them; those who make use of them are reque,ird to take notice, that cone are genuine but what have an engraved Lahti paPtetron each Cake, with these words, " By the. King's rgent; - Cakes for Shining Liquid Blacking, prepared by Bayley, the Patentee, and sold by Bayley and Blew, Coariffna-street,i London ;" where large Allowance is made- . to those•who' buy them tor Exportation, or to sell again, With a liberal Discount to such as take puintities for Ready Money, 'rite BIM. of Direalons are signed with my name, W. BAYLEY. P" Many of the counterfeit Cakes, nearly resembling the true ofte in .ap pc:wan-et, may bCdiscovered .by irzy Niiine en the Label bein7. ditlitrzntly spelt . , or the word fas) or (as fur rile%4 ilivstctt before the word.Nrepared. IRIS II STATE-LOTTERY, nogins Drawing loth of luly. , THE TICKETS and SHARES arc on Sale by I_ RICHARDSON, GOODI.LiCK, and Co. at their Lkcnscd State-Lottery Offices, No. io4, Comer of Bank buildings, Combat, No. , 8, opposite the King's Mews, Chiiting-cross, London; and Mad:et-place, Norwich. THE SCHEME CONTAINS • 2 Prizes of ,C.20;000 • k. 4 0,45cit; 2 ,10,000 Sobo loob lobo, Soo lob 6b 7930 8 2P,000 15,000 •PoO 5070 1500 300 360 63,846 2 32,c00 Tickets. I C .1504000 p- The Price of Tickets anti Shares the same as the last Irish Lottery. CURIOUS JELL' MOULDS. No. is, New.ktrect,• Covent-Garden.. .O j RIFFITHS and SON beg permission to tender their grateful acknowledgments to tjc Nobility , and Public who have favoured them with their patronage nt,. commands, and to acquaint than, that in additiod tev what• they had the honour to submit to their inspedion last year, they have added a great vaneryof new and fashionable pat terns to their former extensive c6llcdion of Blanchmange and Curd Moulds, Lard and Butter MoUlds, a curious assemblage of .Cake Moulds, Patties, c,rartlets,and Cutters,:ke. and new-invented Potatoe Pasty Dishes, .i'vhich will supply Family.with excellent meat s both , . nutritive and highly pa latable.. Double Block Tin Furniture, equally wholesome as'Silver. From the 'extensive Stock at their ,Manufactory, and the quantity they are constantly adding, they ara able to supply orders at immediate notice. YORK HOTEL, CHELTENHAM,. GLOUCESTER . SHIRE. TO BE LETT, and entered upon immdiately, at a very • . moderate Rent, A LL that Fashionable . ) , Commodious, ,and well accustomed HO kIS.E c4le - 1 the YORK HOTEL, .1 Most eligibly'situated ths :l'oWn of _Cheltenham, nearly opposite -to the 31,Pwr B,oituf,, kind adjoining the ."I'lleatte Royal. • The completelA's - Sortment of jlousehold Furniture,- Linen, and chih t ; boon s ing, to the.' said House, together with the Stock 0./ Wines Ana other Liquors therein ? are to be • taken to, at a fir.varlultion, and (it more convenient to a Purchaser) a consitrabh;.' part of the Vutchase Money may remain at interest, on. good Security. . , The York Hotel is well known, both for its Accommoda tions and Comlbrts, and has .hitherto exper,ienced the most Nattering Encouragement froin,the Nobility and Gentry re sorting to Cheltenham. It consists Of four sitting Itopfrts, spacious Drawing Rooms, and Fifteen tled-roonts ' be Garrets with a commodious 13ar-parlour, two-Kit chens, add &Haring, and the Whole is a most desirable tin.: dertaking, which, as the Cheltenham Season is now fast approaching,Nvill possess the peculiar advantage of an ito unliate 'iuttt extensive Business, formed upon a . small Cap tat. For further partienlars,-apply at the Office,of . Messrs. Markharit, Welles URI t.wuinett, to Chelteptjain; •or pt Messrs. Welles a nd Leslingltam, at Lipton upon Severn, Worceatershite. , MANOR of OLD HALL, nearBRAINTRE E, in ESSEX, TO,BE SOLD BY AUCTION; By BENJAMIN TOCELY .Pt th White Hart Inn, ifil3Ockiiig,' in I.sseK, OH tiledr. , ...stlay the t7th day of Jrne, Igor, at Three. o'Clock in the After noon, in one Lot, THE M ANOR of OLD HALL, with the Fines and Quit-rents, a capital and desirable . Freehold Farm, called OLD HALL, consisting of a,. good. Farm house, four Barns, two Stables, a Dove-house, and other suitable Out-buildings, and upwards of Two Hundred and Sixty-thic*,Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, lying in a Ring Fence, in the Parishes of Rainc and Great Sal*, in the said County, lately the Pro perty of, and occupied by EDWARD TAYLOR, Gent. deceased. - Possession may be had at Michael mas Prinfed Particulars and, Conditions Of. Sale. may be had alter the •2,,“h day of May, of Mr. Wade, Attorney at Law; Dinuniuw (where a Mapof the Estate may be seen) ; Messrs. Alienan;ll xlcp, Attornies at Law, Furnival's Inn, Lon don; Saracen's Head, Chelttisford ; Cups, Colchester; Crown, ; Swan, Sudbury ; Saracen's Head, Dun ow, Rose, - walat ., n ; Dog, ‘ Weathersfield ; Bell, C :nastle- Miditlghatti ; White Hart,* Great ,Bast.field;. the Place of Sale ; and the Au4l.l4ecr, at Braintree. " • BSTATEifi l tl s ie COUNTY of ROXBURGH. TO BIIOLD.BN/ PUBLIC SOUP,. .• Within the 'Royal Excirin - ge Coffee-Mug., Edinburgh, in the course of th ensuing Stunmer,, on a day . to be after. Avards fixed, _ . . LL and Whole the Lands and Barony , of RU. Ct. THE R FORD, lying in •the Palish of • Maxon, and County of Roxburgh; comprehending . the Town and Lands of Rutherford, Mill and nil Lands thereof, Ferry-boat iintl Salmon. Fishing upon the River Tweed, :all as presently pas sessedby Andrew Mather;- and the farms of Broornhouse, Whitlaw, and, Easterhill, as I..ossessed by William Purves ; together with a proportion of the Conunon of S tockstruther, as setap art . in a late diiision thereof, lying adjoining to the said:l:ands, and possessed partly by the said Andrew Mather, and partly by the said William Puryes. • , The Estate, whiehlioldS of the CR:wit, and is ra.:JI hi die Valuation Books of the County at, zEistf. Scots, contains about 1:550 Aeres English Measure, lying together, and most delight t idly situated along the South-sideofthe .Rivet which is its northern boundary. The whole Lands are Arable, a • great part of the ri*Oiest soil, and capable of producing the best.crops of eyery,grain, and they are particularly adapted for the Turnip Husbandry. They are at present lett to substantial and experienced Fa 111 . .j$ the Lease of Broomhouse and others, in thkpossessii:n o Mr. - Purves expirekat Whitsunday 'Soil, and that of Ru therford and others, posSessed by Mr.,Mather, at Whitsun daptits, when there is reason to.expedi the Rents will at least double. The present Rent is as under Rutherford Town, Mains, and Old Park, ,C.2t , 0 o o Twenty-foul Hens at is., - - -4 g, Mill; Ferry, and Fishing , - - too o Six Salmon at ss. ~ V/ 10 0 Broonthouse, hasterhill, and Whitlaw 9 • i 4 P. And, over and above these Rents, the Tenants pay the Minister's Viatial-stipend, which has been recently aug mented, and the Proprietor has an. heritable right to the Tiends. There are several beautiful sheltered situations for a Man sion-house on the Banks of the Tweed, and there are a good many old Trees on these parts of the Estate. T/te Road leading westward from Kelso runs through the Lands, and joins the great Road'froin Edinburgh within two miler;, by which Roads there:is - easy •ard•cointhodiotts' aecess to Ma nure and Markets.-they are within six miles "of the Post Towns of Kelso, • jedbergh, and Melrose. On Broornhouse and itutimford there .are good Farm Houses and suitable Offices, mostly built at the commence ment. or the present Leases • upon the whole, a more eligible situation, and a more desirable Estate,,lias not been olli:red.to sale in this part of the Country. For further Particulars, application may be made to Mr. Bain Whyt, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh, or lames Potts , Writer in Kelso, who will Slim a Plan and Measurement of the Estate, and give such further information as may , be wanted; they are also authorized to treat by Private Bargain. Mr. Paves Or Mr. ?lather will slim the Erstatat. THE MONT3-ILY REVIEW: . • Nd. Pall-Mall, May; iat. - DFIE 'Pub'Usher Of the Monthly R e vi e w (txtreum. AL regrets that he is again blligcd to addicisrt Roricrs of that 4V6rlc on the subjet of its ?ICC ; but the reont'utt.. exagipled rite of Paper, (principally by the .pity being doubledk witu the increase of the . ofStintinZ, in journeymen's Waget. etc, and of every other A rticle,. once more entercea the Additi4o of Sixpence ,to ete:h Num bt r•of the Review. If the 'Public,obserVe tl - te price of Books now issuing from the ,Press;it cannot be requisite to add any particular Statement to prove the absqlute necers:ty of this measure - ; nor to say more than that the 'hi unifier tot Any; Which - will appear as usual on the ist of lune, will bey sold for Two Shillings and. Sixpence: but the Appridix to Vol. XXXI V. will be publishial 'at the same time tOr Two Shillings; though that .and many pneceding Numbers have been printed at a great additional cost. ' this Day `vas, published; Elegantly prirktedin 4to. and illustnited by a Map construa; ed entirely from actual • Observation, .prix .11. los, la beards, A, N ACCOUNT of TRAVELS into the Interior .L COL. of. SOUTHERN AFRICA, in the Years 1 797 a ll 4 17911. 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