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~~. • . VAti rtilo, it T f fl, Othqr Li t.S, f. fine Col IFS T which s't ad- ,y fur- Hinted in and 1 ; the ant; CL shut v s:ua Cor rrt bring long, have a s, and Cho. nct of ter OC :0 the 0 gi7t, ,st wiL3 i le tbr Ly ilk a on +c ed ,' .; e u. -11:111, ve3t st2t • h t, situa- •adv F - 1': 11tt'ii - • • : .- I ,lljEj ' 1 1 3;i1; . ti ice fait: )1 . C%a _~-~-% The V cilc' FActilti t v.,t, ; o 1 r4:llf , ;*e Inv e 5 ; cite: l 4: f o rt - s . 00 it• X , wc2 - e : I "2' t);t: .: . i; •" ti . jtc , ' 011, ; . Apo 4ralx" , LJAj x .~*~ c )` Lontia cu re . t Part. of in-- j; oases, 1 1 A,y, i~iet 7 e cot 1034 44; 1 14, C " 3e,` Ici t° - Ur ..'i; 9 , C 1, 05 all ° tiLmBER. 2833.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, T° -MORROW EVENING,zo, 18oz, wol be performed, •A BOLD STROKE FORA WIFE. WITH LODOISKA. ,Wednesday fort the first tune this season), the Tra g ed y °, Pizarro, with The Virgin Unmasktd. 'THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO -MORROW EVENING, O. zo, I got, will be performed, ARTAXERXES. _ _ Arbaces, Mr. INCLEDON ; Artaxerxes, Mr. HILL ; • Artabanes, Mr. TOWNSEND I Rimenes, Mr. STREET. Semira, -Mrs. ATKINg Wt. And Mandan, .Mrs. BILLINGTON. will introduce a Bravura Song, with an Obligato Ac. "rnpaniment on the Violin, by Mr. W4tekisxl. l ., corn. Posed by BIANCHI. WITH. LAVERS' QUARRELS. Sancho, Mr. FAWCETT • Don Carlos, - I\4 t. BETT E RT I ON ; Esi. A N crri A kp Don Lorenzo, Mr. CLARENIONT ; Don Alvarez, Mr. DAVENPORT. Tacintha, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; - Angelina, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Isabella, Miss LESERVE ; And Leonora, kirs..G LOVE R. On Wednesday, Mr. Cooke will perform the Charaaers of • ) hylock and Sir Archy M'Sarcasm, in The Merchant ofVe cel and Love-a-la-Mode. ce The new Musical Entertainment of The Escapes, was.re „"led on its 3d representation with great applause—the 4th re re will be.on Friday. n Saturday Mrs. Billington will perform. A new Comedy is in rehearsal. LYNN REGIS, . . October tr, 1801. NOTICE is hereby -given, that THOMAS AYRE, on the 3oth of 1 tine last, withdrew froiri the ?al of Messrs. AYRES and BR,OADBE NT, Corn Mer "lnts Lynn, by general consent .of the Parties ; and that alt unsettled Accounts at that time will be adjusted by the kresent Firm. PRIVATE EDUCATION. DUNG GENTLEMEN Boarded and Edu. eated on a liberal Plan, ;n a Clergyman's Family, in : 41 Healthy and pleasant Situation, within five miles of Chel tenham. Terms Seventy Guineas a Year. The Number li taittct to Four. Further information may be had on angication.ta Sainuel od -s coek, EiAq re., Gloucester ; or Mr. W. Tayler, No. 5, a rwieltqua Landon. . TO PRINTERS, PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPER TO BE DIS POSED OF, the Itespeelability of which must be oh tronit its baying been e s t ablished near Ninety Years, 4 .. „ i.4cl pos sess i ng a %lost extensive Circulation in the Southern rrl nc i twity 0 "fmr 2 306, the Counties of Somerset, Glouces ter. Wilts an d Monmouth. Letter s , 'for, further information on the subjea , must be zil'irtssed (Post-pxid) to V 0. care of Mr. Tayler, Printers' Agent , No . , Warwick-square, London. ,19, Viot. BRITISH IMPERIAL HOTEL, the Centre of the .Metropolls. )(11sTStY, lad , of the Bedford Coffee-House, e 4 , 1 6. having fitted this Hotel in ihe most superb stile of to n, distinguished tin its singularly airy, and .retired si the "I, quite within itself ;. possessing every advantage for arhusements of the Town, without any inconventence, z j:r the Old .Hummums, ,Tavistock-row, Coverd4arden, Pedfultv solicits the company of the Nobility and Gentry, v e ,.,, r e ters himsel f they will find every elegance arid con "'ence, combined in the appointment of the several Suits of 4 1) :trtments, which are adapted to the accommodation of ' :Mlles of, the first respe c tability, as well as Single Gentle- J ll . The Charges will be moderate, with retlitude andlibe. v 'tY, the governing principles of this Establishment, arid e rY attention paid for the ease and jeomforts of a residence Zpal to both Town and Country, free from the bustle and 'se Of carriages either by day or night. &RCHER and HAUGHTON, from Dublin, „IRISH POPLlisr and TABBINET MANUFAC -ICdtERS and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY, Their Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke Duteliess of York . I)uichess of Wirtembe., arid the " 11 cesses No. S, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London. , t h .: tit elevated patronage of Her Majesty, the• different 4.4 v ites of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first rank fashi on , , a it is hoped Is sufficiently established, in the A,Ton of discerizstig. üblic, the decided superiority of A,ii` v 'ter and Haughton's .qplihs and Tabbinets ; to also gold s &ar‘ figured and plain ses, ar.,mberry Muslim, and Italian ttets for Court Dres Turbans, &c. CAUTION. fo r , lefeas, Archer and Haughton- have . been credibly in. ' l ed that a great many people in" this kingdom Are now, 7 1 , k t have been or some time past, manufaauring and selling th Plins indTabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under e Itallie of Archer and Haughion's Mantifaaory, with e a to discredit and injure their House, and a gross imposi -0.411 on the Public in general ; they are cletermin.2d, as tar as „7: in their power, to prosecute to,conviCtion any person or rv e rons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of r;ir manulatture, that, was. not actually bought at their They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen that their Warehouse- is stocked with a greater variety t". -be found in any other House in t own, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much • lower than they can 'be had elsewhere, the w hole being of their own manufaCture :—they consist of ‘nThile and black 1 3onibasins , Chamberry M u slins , Cambric 41%enets Rastlifitores. for Widow's,Annozines, dress Bar- Zioua serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, tes Crapes Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, 13 om.bazets for l',2.varitsSc.c. also great choice of Patterns in grey Popl i ns q.) • - ,iirsettets*, for slight: Mourning..-- English yard-wide ‘lottlins of a superior quality y .at 3s. &l. per yard Values, black Strges, and rich Irish 'rabbit - let indifferent. r e ..ns; plait; 'corded; chain, and striped,' for Clergymen. r 4st ‘-;entlemen who always - wear black ; they never grow ),Y 4r grease in wearing, being of the very best triple dye. • I{,.. N u second-Price ever asked for any article bought at their A lse. • ' 4ll , .B • Ladies own Spinning manufactured into Poplins or. 4 1nets ; 'rabb,..rays for Furniture of the different fashion ., i Colours, manufactured on the shorte'st notice. ereha n t s supplied to any amount. DIXON's ANTIBILIOUS• PILLS. IYUI3LIC Testimony Cf • the Efficacy of Dixon's 4 . Arnibilions •.o the successful privateraCtice u, e "'e Yropri*or as an Apothecary, has eiperienced in• their ci Point them out as the most safe and. convenient Medi , .41 40 tor the removal of all bilious comphints, and trom those o ur r .ders which arise flout an irregular secretion of the Bile, pregnancy they are eminently selViceable in prevent, co stiveness, sickness at the stomach, and. those uneasi pe73 which too frequently attack 1.4 e fair sex at that dejicate to,,4 uloach Cases of their extraordinary efficacy are wrapped • d ' G • Dixon D• - • O k i Wh : olesale nd ret f • ail at -Ching .and Butler's, No, ..o, 4, 1,13 ne '.l4)side 'V , near Paul's,. and retail by one respeetable kalt`ender in every Coimitry Town, in Boxes s. boxes at i,s. 9d. and gamily .Boxes at One G ttint4 T MONDA Y, OCTOBER '9, 1301. ENGLISHand IRISH STATE LOTTERIES-for dot rrafiE TICKETS are' sold and divided into HAINES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX TEENTHS, by HAZARD, BURNE and Co. Stock-liro kers, at their State Lottery-Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where else on their account. Irish ottery b4ins drawing i6th November, Ibol—,-Eng lish; 3d Mara), doz: Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. 63" Oriers accompanied with short-dated bills on Lon don, or Post-Office Orders, punttually attended to; and to prevent mistakes, as well as delay, Correspondents are re quested to send them by Post. IRISH STATE LOTTERY Begins Drawing the Sixteenth of next Month. AVHE TfeKETS and SHARES in the present • .I. IRISH and ENGLISH STATE LOTTERIES, are on Sale in great variety, and ow the most reasonable Terms, at HODGES and Co.'s, Oxford-street, and St. James's street, where the Capital Prizes, No. 15.765 2.20,000 - 29,467 - • - 20,000 24,787 - - - 18,060 - - 5000 „ • 30,333 - - - - 5 000 7 ,5 , F9S - - soo3 wert ..IX.A.IT4X, SHARED, and REGISTERED THIS YEAR, andin,the late Lotteries were Sold, Shared, and Re gistered as above, viz. No. 12.(k0 - C. ic5,00. No. 3 6;030 .. pat - . b,OOO Also 17 of 2000 26St - to,oGo 27 of, JOco *** Orders by the Post, or otherwise strialy executed. . N. B. The 'English Lottery begins Drawing 3d March, tSo2 £. 500 Q SIXTY-ONE - HEAD OF PRIME CATTLE, T.O BE SOLD DY AUCTION, By J. LAWRENCE, (Bona fide, and without reserve), on Tuesday the 3d Day of Novemier next, at Montford, in the County of Satop ; BEINGthe entire Stock of Herefordshire and other Cattle, the Property of Messrs. HANM ER, of Bicton, who have di solved Partnership. Montford is,five miles north-west Of Shrewsbury, and near to thegreat Holyhead Road. Ctaloguns may he had of t 4 Ati6lioileer, in Shrewsbury'. Shrewsbury, tath Oaober, tBOl. A FREEIIOLo ESTATE at LOXLZY, in the COUNTY of WARWICK. TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION, In Vovember next, either together or in separate Lots {if not before disposed of by Private Contraa, of which timely notice will be given); FARM-HOUSE, and convenient Out-build ings, with. about 2:0 Acres of .good Arable, Mea dow, and Pasture Land, TI Tin. PRE E, lying in a Riq Fence, divided into convenient I nclosure...3, widi a very considerable Rock of excellent Lime Stone on tile ?remises, which are situate within the:di-stan i ce of sevm wiles from Warwick, and three frOrri fitratford-upOit-Avon.—May be • entered upon Arinuediately. . Fora view, apps y to Mr. Baylies, the late occupier 1 - and, for farther particulars, to Mr. freest, of Filloligley ;. Mr. B a yl is; of IValford ; Mr. Shelburn, of Barford; or Mr. Bird, in War*Wick. LINCOLNSHIRE.-SALE OF LANDS, TO BE SOLD RY AUCTION,' Early in - the ,month of January •next, if not previously dis posed of by Private Contra& ; THE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES of Sir GILBERT HEATITICOTE, Bart. situate in rbe several Parishes of Leakc, Franipton, KirtOrr,,,Sutterton, wigtpft, .Swinclhead,. Bicker, .Gosberton, Surtieet, Pinch•- beck, Dorringtom,. Ruskington, Billinghay, and Short Ferry Farm in the Parish of Fiskerton, in the County of 'Lincoln. Partictilars of winch are in preparation, and will be ready for delivery in the course of next month. •, In the mean time, the Lands and Premises may be viewed upon application to the respeaive Tenants. • Impingham, oa. Bth, iSnr. TO BE SOLD, • , ,• rTHE LEASE of a most Compleat-HUNTING x • BOX, or VILLA, for a Striall genteel Family, calcu lated for either a Man of fashion, a Sportsman, or a Person retiring front Business. The Situation, for Health, and every other requisite that a Country Residence can. possess ; dis tance zr miles from London, 4 from Windsor, - anif z from the bath Road.; ' bounded in front by a beautiful Green, with Plantations agreeably disposed, forming a Pleasure Ground, and'the verdure nearly equal to inclosed Meadows. The House is judiciously planned, and comprisesah elegant Bow Drawing R,00m,. Eating Pariour, a Breakrast Room, best Bed Rooms, and Servants' Apartments suitable, the Offices and Conveniencies are compleat, in a singular stile of Work manship and neatness: the Yards,.for Poultry, avith a Stable and Coach House, with other useful Buildings ; Cow Hotise, Piggery, &c. together with a prolific Kitchen Gar den weliplanted with Choice Fruit Frees, and fully cropped, with remarkable fine Vegetables . . Immediately adjoining is a rich Meadow ot_about lour Acres, the produce equal to the Rent., The Premises'are compact, and in good repair ; served with most excellent Water, and zo Yeats of the Lease unex pired ; the Rent very low, and the Taxes easy,, More Particulars and Terms, by application to Mr. Kim biKey, Su rveyer of Estates, - No. 160, - Piccadilly,. London.. B. Several capital Residences, and Cottages to be lett furhished or unfurnished, enquire as above: • \ • • This, Day was _published, in Eight, Vc.dumes .odaver, Price bound, .T , ETTERS written .-by a TURKISH SPY, I who lived Five-and-Forty Years undiscovered at Paris • giving an impartial r.ccount to the Divan at Constantino-, plc, of .the most remarkable - TransaCtions of Europe, and discovering several Intrigue; and Secrets of the Christian Courts (especially-of that of France), continued from - the 'Year 1642 to the Year 1682. _Written originally in Arabic, Translated into Italian,. and from thence into English. London t Printed for W. Otridge and Son, J. Cuthd; T. Walker, Vernor and Hood; Lackington, Allen and Co. Ogilvy and Son, R. Lea, I. Nunn, and Mundell and Son, Edinburgh. These Letters (the Writer of which was unknown to Dr. (ohnson—BOswell's Life of._•John,S.on, 4th Edit. vol, iv. p. 2o7); according to the Author of the C utiosities.of Litera ture (4th edit. vol. -ii. p - . 123) were Written by John Paul Marano, who died in 1693, and by this ingenious contrivance, gave the. History of the age in which -he lived. Charpentier mentions, that even in his tiny!, the-Volumes were read as they; came out, while their Author remained unknown : but though the-Book was read sad arbuired, and - Underwent many Editions at the period of its first publication and Translation, no Editiot of it has appeared for Some - time. Tile Publishers have brought forward tho . present Edition at the present mo ment,- conceiving that neither be impolitic nor unpro fitable to compare tlle FOlitical and National Characler of -tfie FrenOb People, is drawn by-the hand 'ot a Master a cell , tiiry oncta half agO, with . the features which.they have since exhibited, particularly dating the last ten years. SUENSTONE,n6aM.I CflFftLD - ', STA I' FORDSHIKE. TO BE SOLD BY*AkICTION, By Mr. WARIEN, - - - - • At the George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on - Friday, • - Od. 3Git, 'Sol,. at. Three o'Clock, in Lots; •-• • EVERAL very . Eqible FREEHOLD FARMS, 1. 4 , situate at Footherly,' Lynn; • and 'Nether and:Lower Stonnall, all in the Parisi} and Vicinity.of the - pleasant Vil-- lage of Shenstone, in a Spqrtifig Part of- the . COunty• of Staf ford,- three Miles from .Lichlield, six .from' Waisall, and twelve front Birrningham4 also A capital•t - Man: FOOTHE MAY HALL, with :suitable'attaelkd anti de tached Offices, Coach home, Stabling for Eight Horses, and other Out-buildings, all in complete repair :; -a large \ye 1 I planted Garden, boudded by a - cc - :lebraTed Trout Stream ;.• the whole comprising abotit 676 fires of • rich -inclosed -A i:ablc, MeadoW, and Laul iii.tlichi - r -- ,he,st:sta•te cuitiva.. tion, .vith valuithie - Righis of Cdminon...on Slfeastone, , Yeed End, and Druid Heath; new in the occupation, ,john Breyotoh, Esq. -under Lease deteriiiiiiable'-in igog. and of MeSrs. Swan, Hand, Preston, Adcaek., and Mousley; ail very repeetable Tenants, unde•Leases- determinable at Lady day, i/k3, seVeral•veariv- Rants, amounting to • .BIGHT UND ED..and i:IFTY POUNDS, and upwards'; also --about Twenty AcreS of Coppice and Woodland now in hand. . - • - • '7 Another FREE HO 1. D E STAT E, containing E 9 Acres; ,Roods, 38 Perches, with a ccinntudious DvllingThouse and suitable Out-buildings, delightfully situate afflarnmei l wick, in the Parish of fit. Michael, Lichfield ; also. a .Leasehold Farm ot 56 Acres, adjoining to the Precho'ld PrefniseS, with convenient Farm House and other Appurrenantes, and Yalu able Rights of Common on.HOglty Hay and. Cannock Chase, held under 'the Victrs Choral of Lichfield, for an unexpired Term of Twenty-one Years, at 31: Bs. pet Ann. renewable every seven years ; . hoth which Farms and Premises are in the holding of Mr. James Winterton ' tinder Lease determinable at Lady-day, 1E03; at the yearly Rent of 1451. Printed Pxrticulars may be had t wenry-oite days preceding the Sale, of Mr. Simpson, Attorney, •irt.; rear Charics,street, Birmingham; Mr. \V illington, Solicitor, No. 3, King's Bench Walk, Temple, London; Mr. Thii. Carland, Eytiird, near Moreton in Marsh, loucestershire ; Mr. Calvert, Sudbury, Derbyshire ; at the lace of Stle ; of Mr. Drewry, Printer ; Derby; at the principal Inns - at Stafford, Burton, Tamworth, Atherstone, Coventry, and other adj:went Towns ; of, Mr. Warrex„ ; anti or Mr. T. Sedgwick, at Shenstone'WOod End; wrio will chew the several Lots TO 11% SOLD' BY AUCTION, On Thursday the zzd Day of Oeloher, 'Sof, at Four o'C lock to the Afternoon sub jtjd to the Conditions to be then pro duced). at the House of Mrs. Elizabeth Cass, called the Three Tuns,' in Thirst., in the North Riding of the County' of Ytirk, in lArts after described ; Good conditioned FREEHOLD ESTATE, A...consisting of, the.INIANOR Of SOUTH KILVING TON, extending over the Ezri'shes of South Kilyingtou and Thornbrough, .idjoining.or lying near to. Thirst aforesaid, and also consisting of three. Compadt, and some de tached Par c els of Land lett separate, - Mb-wining to, , ;ther sp. A. .o K. 36 P. the whole. lying in the Parish of.:South• Kilvington ' except a Close of 4A. 3 R. 24P. called Bridge Flat,- which in Thiesk aforesaid; The Lots are as folioW, viz. LOT' 1. - • The Two Little Pasttqcs; Sarah Palliser and A. K. P. Son, Tenants, - - 4 z LOT . 1 , 1. Lancaster Nook, Richard%Rallisey,... A. K. P. Tenapt, , -, . 0 1 13 Houses and Cro - ft, Oirerseers bf,the Poor ol'Sopth KUvingtoh,Tenarits, o _ _ ___ ~ I o 2 . .. . • . • ••.. • LOT 111, The BUTTER CRUMBS "FARM, Will. WU ) kin Son Tenant, consisting of a small Farm House, with 4 Baru, Stable, and oiner Buildings lately erected, and'seveMllnclos.ures, contain- • ing by Survey (including the Piantaiions in hand) _ • - - - 1 33 33 1 ' ' . ' LOT ' IV. The HAG FARM, Mary Carrwright, , sFenant, consisting of a substantial' faun IlOusg, with a new Barn, Stable, and other conw.mient Build- logs, 'and several .Inclosures, also conrauiing by Survey, .. .- - - ~ - 20 4 2, 3 0 - • T.OT V. . Consisting of; the, MANOR of SOUTH • KM - VI NC= TON aforesaid, with the 'Court Leet arid Court Baron,. ancl,other Rights and'P.rivi-. leges thereto belonging. Also of the., Manor ,farm, j•.lhrnphrey•Rawling ,Tenant, which consists of a capital new-built Farin House, 'aLIO of :I large Barn, Stable, Gra nary, and other .convenient Buildings, with the , , • . Farmyards, 07at'ile.n, - 13tunestead, and several Inclosures, also containing by Survey :- -• '2OB prt jsz o ,36 ANNUAL OUT-PAYMENTS 1. s. d Quit Rent (When the Land-Tax is eieduaed) - z 1.4 0 Kent Ch4rge-to.iieuirt College 20 o o . 2 2 4 0 N. B. These are to be charged on Lot i s, 'which will be' Sold subject thereto. The foregoing Estate is not subjeCt to any other Outgoing, except the Land-Tax, which amounts in the whole. to 131. 16s. TO. pe4Ann. and will beAssessed proportionably on the several l i nts. Printed Particulars of the Estate may be had (at any time after the tztli day of Oaober instant) at the Offices of Messrs: Johnson and Gaskell, Queen-square, 'London ; Mr. Breaie, in Middleham; Mr. Walker, an Thirsk ; Mr. Wolley, in York ; and Messrs. Edwards, in Stamford ; and also of Mr. Jonathan Teal, and Mr. William Brown - Edwards, in Albion street, Leeds; M. Alex. Calvert, at Richmond; Mr. John Reed, at Farm ; and of Messrs. MosS; at Pateley.Bridge. The Estate may be viewed at any time previous to the Sale; on application to the respective Tenants, and also to - Mr. Charles Kilvington, of Kilvington aforesaid, weo.will attend any Person desirous of looking over the Estate. The Tenants hold under AgreeHients, which will expire on the sth day of April; tBoz, and they are under Notices to quit at that time. The Timber on the several Lots will be valued previous to the Sale, and the Purchasers are to take the sanie at such va, luation, if they think fit, or otherwise the Proprietor will re serve a power to fell and carry the same from of the Premises within six months 'after the mix:dire purchases shall be, completed. MORTGAGE. WANTED on MORTGAGE; two Sums, viz. . to,oool. and B,sool. ; the former to remove an old Mortgage on Estates in the County of Wilts, and. the latter gum to be secured on 'a Fieehbld Landed, Estate irf a 'Register County.—The Security to be proposed for each Loen is ample, and,the punaual payment of Interest will be satisfa&orily ensured, -Apply to Debary and Cope, Paper-buildings. Temple. STOWEY-IJOUSE, SOMERSET, To BE LETT, and entered upon inirtiediately, with,the Furniture, Stables, Coath-hOuses, Gardens, Shrubberies, Ponds, and One Acre of Kitchen-fgarden, "and Thirteen Acres.of good Meadow Land adjoining. The House is elegantly and completely FUR K,I SIIE D, as one of the Residences of .the late Lady jonci, deteased, and is in every respea tit for the immediate Occupation of a .large and genteel FaMily ;- distant frrirrt Bath twelve mites, Bristol ten, -and Wells twelve. The Tenant may 14ve Pepata tion of the Manor. - - For particulars, inquire of Mi. Miles, Attorney, a.t Ston- Easton ; .or at Bull's Library, Bath; The .Servants' at Stowey will sliew the House and Furni ture to any .Person wishing to rent it, BREWERY TO BE SOLD; Peremptorily, on Thursday the 22d.Day of October, at One o'Clock at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, , Castle , street, Liverrol-; A .ver' Extensive' and Complete BREWERY, ,erected in the best manner within the last. twelve years, possessing every improved .rnitrciple now known : the whole covering a Plot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres, situated in Scotland.rcad, Liverpool, .and within izoe yards of the Custom House_ ; capable of malthig annually 60,003 Barrels of Porter or Ale ; with convenieut Stowage, and very extensive WarehouSes, Malt-houses, Drying-kilns, Sce.• the Water is of the first quality; and inexhaustible.—The whole PreMises Are Overlooked by a handsome Dwelling house, well finished ; and may be viewed every day before the Sale, where attendance will be given. - For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rine, EVerton, near Liverpool.. • • - 4 At • • • • 11 , 1 k 0'4.44 t 4 m. 4, - 441 iatrf. 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