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Or .esta. .~ CW- f! // rte -• 4 t %.1 "•-• • I t ' -% f' • "* , • 147 1 E 7 C .i1k:17 7 1 , Pitt rs- I fi re" . .!..Sr 444. St Z. - --- •-•• Oro , - • . Sic ir 6 , -,•••• 4 • , • )urablc to it to hear. ,istunce to bc safe. t Wiwi Re- COUN ; of bring ih Bul iion ~1 ~i ' , t _‘ ~- ' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29 1 1801. ecessity of th them a 3n be pos y e propose PRWCE; L- NUMBER 2842.] try Lpnk s o S mind ; E:TSP,EY; eT iSoJ_. in the thereto' on cupied, by miles . Ger ; "and =Aso , 1 late ac along tho the exclu• ;otclon, at r.ctions to xssary in- :s on the County of be atlerr tint) and System by t long con- exclusive t result of ',aril Ole most y ; rescue IR or the ners. Nye .de t V EfslE. long Oaf - ising from of ;nature km in wo -1.1 T , or haste it not 111 - ;- misoneci by periar yen where e. tca offer a d tress li' tuati9i.... ice, or the ttiat state :e of 4uch . ticiy, but ;le CUrt, ,, " 01);Vit3 o!, rc.119‘.3 1 of ,1 the rite; lily vigour. Counierac - ' , no treat a. proper the SlUtn— ,tituticn. [l , 4ppoillic a th.tt.l o icar skill. state, 1 0 1, 1 ote), at jtt3 reirlpic,B3r' GIL'Ei ) otte of ole .vial-erio Nvlfoitt debility, ' rremhiing sl nem*rle' s ns, whethe r r Inattchtio :, t the thre e , B tic' vigar:aci in the vita l avan,i; ll34 * graph in` llle ted DubW' erfOrmed Ickson, 54. la was so CC' ;es.tion, years of Ag es - so as to also t-'.0 ° ,,,Y,1 7 p4bl:= 01, v,i 4 ie had IY-°' tte. f Cliepstoo iB.ot . iat t Gentle', tut relief O f was troub.n ough, wid` ) A spitting; 0 1 3 0 , ae has C` .10 a ° :,eft, w • \f()RIZI . rip:ttgii,L3'the 0 ,35 A to be soluttss lv Ware w, F •-,O pi then!, Sn' I(.• . ; " 120 03 entry. ' - cat-f anions ; C1 3 c 1 70; • r ibs;. ry D" r to n ; I)or di e -kson ; kM , ); ) nald ; ItiiLl,l I ccli t' oo lf Live'? of Leeds , 1- in r rcr Greg ot t e , Larold ; 1:; z e; rnkyron, ma Comp?" t ooth. 14 '„o1it Sheewsv- r Jr 01 ; SrA. oll° ,o' • 1;1 •11 SC 3 Ili' , CoX; ; s tf' t %%force o sr obals - the L l t oo n ptilCti g SECOND TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO -MORROW EVENING, Oa. 30, t Bot, a new Comedy, called • FOLLY AS IT FLIES. With New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. - The Principal Characters by' Mr. LEWIS, Mr.•MUNDEN, Mr. KNIGHT; Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. WHITFIELD, • Mr. WADDY, Mr. SIMMONS ; • Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. POWELL, Miss MURRAY. T he Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BETTERTON. The Epilogue by Mr. MUNDEN. WITH THE 'ESCAPES; Or , THE WATER CARRIER. , • 'With the original Music composed by CHERVBINI. The Principal Charaders by Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. TOWNSEND, Mr. HILL, Mr. SIMMONS, • Miss.DLXON, Miss WHEAT LEV, Miss HOWELLS, . Mrs. BAS TER, Sce. :r he T rage dy o f O t hell o was 'honoured last night through put with the greatest applause; and will speedily be repeated, pf which due notice will be given. . Rated T he Musical Entertainment of The Escapes, will be' re rlted every Night this . Week.. • iti e Vies and Gentlemen who could not obtain Places for ri are respedfully informed/Mr. Cooke ~----.lt h e same - Charader every Monday till furthen otic e WANTED TO PURCHASE, AN ADVOWSON, or the NEXT PRESEN TATIONp„ to a I g IVING, value from 2 0 01 . to 4 001 . t io , a nntlm, where an early . Vac.ancy may be.expedied. In table secresy will be oliserved if required. ,Address (post-paid), to A. B. at Mr. Lawson's, No. 22 , 'eet-street • WANTED IMMEDIATELY, YOUNG MAN, wk is capable of Compoun4- in g Medicines - also an Apprentice to a Suigeon and 4 Pothecary in 1 , 41 Pi - le - lice, in a Market Town in the Coniv. 7of Worcester. - • 3,ctters pot-paid, addressed to 1.. C. .46, Ludgate ''be 4114 att2aded tf. • WANTS A 'SITUATION, ed MAN, a. Native of Swisserland, with a Singre Gentleman, or in a srnalrregular -Farni beeßt't of Livtey. Ile has no objeaion to travel, as h e has ano n r e d tot - can speak different Languages, and can have h e eniabl e Charader from the last Gentleman with whom xd c ett. Direa,_post-paid, L. N. at Mr. Morison's, French corner of G.reen-street, Leicester-square. • vX T MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. v HEREAS many. Ladies and Gentlerrien fre. e fi c silently stiller great pecuniary inconvenience for want th er nbwing some respeCtable channel through whosemedinin Klay be accommodated with temporary or permanent 1 11 ;;;_ s ot Money all persons. in possession of Incomes aris. t t .V, Om Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land ti 'louses, Money in. the Funds, - Rent Charges, Marriage Set-. t e irnents, Widows' jointures .Annuities, Patent Places,. ki lt rgYmen's Livings, or any other certain Income for Lite; b e j be supplied with - temporary or permanent Sums of Mo -14 to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Interest ( : ,„ t tiC same, with power to return the principal at their own Personal applications will be received every. day, ty r ;vvo o'clock, and letters from Correspondents, in Town - ourttry, will be immediately answered. lAddress to Messrs. Harris and Co. at their House, No. 5, ' t t dti sutiolk-street, Charing-cross ; but no letters will be "•••.nless post-paid, - - To the CURIOUS in'FISH SAUCES, tee. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. • 11 1 ,1k.GESS and SON's ESSENCE of ANCHO.:, Fai n V IES.—The great reputation which Mr. Burgess has' L'Y his superior Essende of Anchovies • and other Rich. 134 es. for Fish Sauce; StewM Beef, HasQ.Calyes I4eads, tit al Steaks, Made Dishes, Wild Fuw.l,,inici Game, with I,,?}' Delicacies for the Table; Sideboard,- and Store-room,' th e lel l are more fully expressed in his Catalogue (he being inventor of then), has induced many persons to. give the. Zile name to.articles entirely different, which zre vended at .. / 4 nY Shops in Londcn by persons who go, to the principal, of tradesmen in England, Scotland, and Ireland, to,solicit.Orders Tradesme n and Innkeepers, who in consequence are often Z'".nv..cti with spurious sorts, by allowing them an extra profit. inch is not only'an imposition, but a great disappointment t ? Families who purchase them with a view. of ,having good •mtktee to their Fish, &c. B. None are his genuine, but what have these words on • ;'te, label, ." Burgess's Original and Sdperlor . Essence of An ' 'movi No. 7 strand, Corner of Savoy Steps,. London." es,o , . 414 ESTATE ind HUNTING BOX in P E RTHSHIRE . Under TO 13. E SOLD,BY PUBLIC AUCTION, • the Authoiity of the Lordi of'Se,ssion in Scotland, on .T lV edneSday the nsth Day of D ec. . rSor, in Three Lots, HE LANDS of. DONAVOURD and BAL. L.LINT.UIME, and Others, sinlated in the Parishes of 1 ,, ,1 , Rah and Mouline, DistriC;of Athole, and County of. • % x i - LI ,;; These Lands are situated midway between punkeld / k%e;,•", i .tir, a Country which, i n . point of cultivation, rich, Ia t „'" 1 41 and romantic Scenery, is equalled by few, and sur-: ; hr by none, in Great. Britain. The clear yearly Rental of . gi t Zhole three Lots is z6SI its. Bd. or thereabouts. — z O n ' a re several thr:virig Oak and other Woods on the Estate., ' SZI. -', t he principal . Lot, . the present ,Rental of which is ai4 ~.*= - ,s. or thereabouts, is credal. a small, but truly neat aria ( s . j' e gari t Modern, Mansion `house, with suitable Offices, and var ied iit-hottSes. The House cprninands most enchanting the p, views of tile Vale of Athole, and the Course or I.OCIVer Tuniniel, till it falls into the River Tay. To this P 4s , l S anno(ed ' a considerable quantity 'of Common Hill Ilie r e, and inexhaustible Moss for Fuel. The sdivining 411 k in re filled with Groitse ;•th,e Lands abound with Game of S a ids, and the neighbouring Rivers and Lakes teem with ti e , c , an other Fish. On thlt 'Lot there are .also.Quar- Trt t , ' Urn: and other Stones, - so well adapted for Improve T en t '• The greatest part of Lauds are at present 12it to • h ou 'nta at Will. There is ac l opvenient and 'excellent Farm this '• on the Estate, having been lately built. - 'ln Short, kit is a most tiuly desirable Property for any Person wish tess.? enioy the delights of a Rural Life. - lnuriediate pos-, uti un may be had. . . • . ''. .. Itl , b rt her Particulars maybe lz.nm s vnbylOplication to. Mess. ki c k i.iugat and, Hunter, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London ; I A s--.„' r • Cenrge Andrew, Writer in Edinburgh ; and the Pie -4.14;:1na!' be viewed by applying to Edmund FerguSson,, `. 4l inuid, Esq. who resides near the Estate. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of SOUTiIpIyTON. GENT L EM EN, A Verj general Report having prevailed, that have.expressed an intention of offering my Services to the County at the ensuing Eledion, and that have actually commenced a Canvas .With that view, I think it necessary to contradi& a representation so unfounded,' by a•public Ad- Vertisement. I beg leave, Gentlemen, to assure you, that I.am too sen sible of the numerous evils that attend a ContestecfElOion, and I feel too highly therespedable charaaer of your present Representatives, to have even formed a wish to disturb them in that situation to which your suffrages have called them, and in which they will certainly receive my warmest sup port. . At the same time, I trust that I May' be permitted to say, that I do not mean to abandon those pretensions I had the honour to submit to your consideration at the commence— ment of the present Parliament; and which, I flatter my self, the services of my Family to this County, for some ge nerations, may have reasonably led me to form to your coun tenance and support. in case of any unforeseen Vacancy. Impressed as I feel with gratitude, which neither time or circumstance§ can efface,, for the repeated marks of confi dence and favour my, Ancestors have receiyed at your hinds, I shall consider it a duty, ',cm any occasion when i.conceive my services may be useful or acceptable to the County; to offer myself a Candidate for that situation which I shall never cease to consider the highest objed of : reasonable am bition. I have the Honour,to be, GENTI:EMEN, Your most devoted, and Dogmersfield Park, Z faithful humble Servant, Oct. 28, 1801. S H. P. S. MILDMAY ENGLISH AND IRISH STATF LOTTERIES, 1801. . * Irish State Lottery begins Drawing November t 6. English State Lottery begins Drawing March 3 , ‘ BO2 . THE TICKETS; - HALVES, QUARTERS , EIGHTHS, and SI)(TEE - NTHS, are now selling, in great variety of Numbers, and On the lowaSt f. , rnis. The Money far the .Prizes paid on: demand; by lioßNsint.and Co, Stock-Brokers, at their Old-established State Lottery Office .(licensed pursuant to Al of Parliamentl . ,. No. 26, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, London ; also at Liverpool and Exeter: `. • ..' • Correct Numerical. and Register Books are, kept, and 'rickets and Sharai registered, at Sixpence per Number. ' Orders accompanied with good 13ills,- payable at sight, or of a short date, will be punctually attended to, precisely on the saend Terms as if present. • • .• Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. All Shares ield at this . ° tfiee will be stamped,Areeable to A6l-0/ Parliament, with the words " State Lottery Stamp- Otfice." Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, -with their several An nuities, anti all kinds of Governthent Securities, bought and sold by Commission. . • • ..- • CAPITAL. PRIZF.S Sold,. Shared, and Registered by HORNSBY- and Co - . a Prizes of Thirty. Thousand PoUnds. 7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds.. a Prize - 4 of Fifteen Thousand Pounds. 13 Prizeiof Ten Thousand Pounds. 19 • Prizes of Five Thousand Potinds. • 3o Prizes of Tivo Thousand Pounds. 49 Prizes of One Thousand Pounds - . 73 Prizes of five Hundred. Pnuttds, Cox's Grand Diamonds in the Lotter; 1774; and the Pigot Grand Diamond in the last English Lottery, yvlrs.se .by Hornsby and Co. • . . LINCOLNSHIRE.--SALE OF LANDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Early iii TaC month. of jankvwx n.t, if not Ncvturualy posed of by Private Contract THE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES of Sir GI.LBERT. HEATHCOTE, Bart..§ituate in the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton , Kirton, tifterton Wigtoft, Swineshead, Bicker, Gosberton, Surtleet,. Pinch- . beck, Dorrington, Ruskington, Billinghay, and Short Ferry Farm in the Parish of Fiskerton, in the County of I.incoln. Pariit;ulars . of which itre in . preparation, And will be ready for delivery in the course of next month. the mean time, the Lands and Premises may, be..yiewed upon application to the Nspeelive Tenants. • Eitipingham, , Od. Bth, 18ni. STAFFORDSHIRE, POTWORKS TO BE DISPOSED OF. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - By J. cOOK, Either in the following, or such other Lots as May be con -eluded upon,ftt the Swan Inn, in Hanley, ,inthe Statlbrd shire Potteries, on Tuesday the loth of November, tBOl ; the Sale.to begin at Five in the Afternoon, subje& to Con • ditions to be then produced, unless previously disposed of by private Treaty ; T • Lot i.. „consist of an excellent and , well-hpilt DWELLING-HOUSE, situated in the Centre of Shelton, in the Staffordshire Potteries, on the general line of communication through that .populous County, late the residenceiof Mr. Ralph Baddeley, comprising a handsome Entrance, Hall, Dining-room, zo feet 6 inches by zo feet, Drawing-room, 18 feet by 16 feet, two Sitting-rooms of dif.. ferent sizes, with four Bed rooms, and two Dressing =rooms over the same; three Ledgirig-rooms for Servants, and Store room ; the whole finished in appropriate manner. .Also a commodious Kitchen, with the usual appendages, and four' capital Vaulted Cellars ; an extensitre Orchard' and Garden adjoining the House, the latter walled on two sides (part a hot-wall), well covered with Fruit Trees, and atontrenient Hot-house\af recent ere&ion—the Vines in great perfealon. A lso a roomy and wel l-built Set of Pot-Works near tie House, wherein the said Ralph Baddeley bath" carried ,on his .Well known Earthenware Manufaelory for a number of years, be ing one of the oldest established Works in the Trade: Also Eight Dwelling-houSes at a small - ciistancie, very convenient for the Workmen employed in the Manufaao67; an excel Croft, or Piece of Land, lying immediately, behind the,Wprks, called Pool Field: the whole Premises containing, as now marked out 'and allotted, 6 A.'. i R. aP. or thereabouts. And either with or without the adjoining Pieee, of Land, called the BARN FIELD, containing 4A. 31t 25 P. or thereabouts. Both the said Pieces of Land abounding, with Saggar, Marl and Brick Clay,' of the first quality.' Any Person desirous of embarking in the, Mannfaetory of Earthenware, will seldom meet with a situation combining of so many favourable circumstances : in point ot locality, it is inferior to none in the Country, being in the heart of the Village, on the Hue of the. proposed 'RailWay. flour Etruria Wharf to Hanley, and Coals Just at hand, Immediate pos session may be had of the House*and Potworks, and all the valuable Machinery, Utensils, Moulds; Patterns, Plates, &e. taken at a fair valoatiOn., Hence that opening which Peace will undoubtedly give to the extension or our Manu fatiories, and which is expected to carry the Earthenware Trade to an unex'ampltd height; may be instantly embraced; nor is the advantage of stepping into an old esiabl shed Connedion, in the outset of'a Concern, to be overlooked. . Lot z. To consist of another commodious and well-built Set of POTWORICS 'adjoining the former Lot, and now in ,the holding of. Messrs. John and Edward Baddeley s with sundry old Buildings, affording an opportunity of , making an handsome Entrance Front to the public Street or Roacl. 4o Also .t valuable Piece Of Land, called the SNAPE, lying contigu ous,to.the Works, and containing, as now marked out, and intended to be allotted, including the Tool,' which affbrds a never failing suPply of Water; z'A. 3 it; ;3 P. or thereabouts. Either of the above Lots are eligible situations for any Ma nu ilidgry Where etrent is required,'and Much fuel epnsumed ; aadthe present Ifuilclinzs are easily convertible to the neces sary purposes. A-right . Road tor. all- purposes will be reserved toot t, frOin Snape-Marsh doWn the further side of the Snape, and alSblo'the - Barritielcl. - . • • . • ..• r lr the,,Barntield.is.not sold with Lot i, the saine * wfil be put up as a SeparatELot. • "r -•- • A Plan of the Shelton Premises, as allotted, may be seen at Mr. Tomlinson's Office, in Hanley.; and further Partita- Lars, or to treat by Private Centratt, refer there. BOOKS FOR. YOUNG PERSONS. This Day was published, The Fifth Edition, Price 45. bound, . T HE VISIT FOR A'WEEK ; or, Hint& on the Improvement of Time. Containing original Tales, Anecdotes from Natural and Moral History, Sec.—' Designed for the. Amusement of Youth. ' By LUCY PEACOCK. - London : Printed for J. Badcock,s Paternoster-row ; the Author, at the juvenile Library, No. 250, Oxford-street . ; and J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery,'St. Paul's Church-yard. 2. 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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By, Mr. WARREN, At the George .Inn, the City of Lichfield, on Friday,. • • 'Oct. 30, 180 i, at Three o'Cloc-lt,• in LotL ; C ENTERAL very Eligible FiREt-lOLD FARMS, 0 situate at Footherley, Lynn, and Nether and Lower Stowilli, all in the Parish and Vicinity of the pleasant -Vil lage Of Shenstone, in a Sporting Part of the County of Staf— ford, three - Miles from 'Liehtield, six from Walsall, and twelve from ,Birmingham ; also ,a capital Mansion, called Pot)THERLEY HALL, with suitable attached and de tached Offices, Coach-house, Stabling for Light Horses, and other Out-buildings, all in complete repair . ; a large well planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated Trout Stream ; the whole comprising about 670 Acres of .rich inclosed Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the highest state of cuitiva-- tion, with valuable Rights of-Common on.Shenstone, Wood End, ktia Druid Heath," riow in the occupation of John Breynton, Esq. under Lease determinable in tBO9, and of Messrs. Swan Band, Preston, Adcock, and MousleY, all very respedable Tenants, under Leases determinable at Lady day, 1803, at several yearly Rents, amounting, to k I GHT HUNbRE D and FIFTY POUNDS, and upwards; also , about Twenty• acres of Coppice and Wood Land now in hand. • • Another : F RBI HO Lp, ESTATE, containing 89 Acres, 2 Roods, 38 Perches, with a cornfnoliouS Dwelling-house and suitable-Out-buildings,Aelightfully sittratc at Hammerwick, in the PariSli of St. Michael, Lichfield • also a Leasehold Farm of 56 Acrgs, adjoining. ; to the Freehod PterniseS, with convenient Farm House and other AppUrtenances, and valu able flights of Cercranort oirtiogley•Hay, and . Cannock chaSe, held . under the Vicars Choral of Lichfield, tier an unexpired Tern - , Of Twenty-one'Years, at. Bs . . per Ann. • renewable every , 4cven years ; both which Far,ins and premises are in the holdili; of Mr Jarnes'Winterton, under Lease' determinable at Lack-dayi.lBo.3,- at the yearly-. Rent of 1451. • ' Pri;jtod Particulars may be hadtwenty-One days preceding. the Sal; of Mr. Strnpson, Attorney ; .in Great Charles4street, Birmingham ; Mr. W illington, Solicitor No. 3, Kiog"s Bench _Walk, eM life, London ; M "ThO. darland, E yfo rd; near Moreton in Marsh, Gloucestershire ; Mr.. Calvert, Sudbury, 'Derbyshire at the• Price of Sale ; of Mr Drewry, Printer, Derby ot the principal traits at Stafford, Burtgli,Tarnworth, Ather;tane, Coventry, .acid other adjacent Towns ; of Mr. Warren, .Auctioneer, Birfningliarn is and. of Mr: -. T.Sedgwick, at Shenstone Wood End, Who will sliew the 'several Lots PARTICULARS of the MANOR of -DOSTUILL, and • sundr# VREE'FIeiLD 'ESTATES, LANDS, and`:Pre . misesat Dosthikl, Tnmworth, and., Uttoxpter, in the. Counties of Warwick and Stafford, late the Property of ,CHARLES. FLOYE.R, ,Esq..cieceased. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .ititt-t - "1' the followi:',g, or-k,intir,etttr ' l -%v• ?/s rn,. RV' be, point lout at the time oe - aat ,,, conies - previously oisposea of by Private Contrad); on Wednesdarthe 4th Neyember;' iSot, at the White Hart Inn„;in Uttoxeter, and on the Saturday following, at the White Lion Inn, in TarnWoith ; subject to Conditions to be then produced; SALE at - UTTOXETER, • By Mr. CLOVES, • On Wednesday the 4th Nov. - 42r, at Three o' Clock in the • Afternoon;' ' • - DOVE LAND, , Lot I. A Valuable Meadow Or Piece of rich Feed-- ing Ground, - called - the LITTLE MOOR, or Bennet's Piece, situated within, the Parish, and at a conve nient distance from the Town of tritoxeter• aforesaid; 'cion taiping Fifieen,Acors and a flalf,..or thereabouts, and now held by Mr. Joseph Summerland, as Tenant from year 'to Lot 2. The adjoining Meadow. or Parcel bfFeeding Ground, of equal 4tialitrand adVantage; called the'MOOR MEA DOW, in the same holding, and containing, as now marked out and intended tabe allotted; Eight Acres and a Half, or thereabouts. • • • • • The occasional Overflowings of the River Dove, whose fertilizing qualities have long.been proverbial, lend their aid to enrich these Meadows. They are• bounded by LandS of -Lord Bagot (Belelter'sMoor), Sir Henry. Cavendish, Bart. William Spencer, Esq. (the Great Moor), Mrs. Kent,• Mr. Pliitlips Tl;ord's• Moor), and Mr. john Shiptev, and arc co vered with other 'Lands by a contributory Modus in lieu of Vicarial Tithes.-!--The Road to each Lot is from the public Road leading from Ustoxeter to the Moor; through the Fold yatcr and lands of Williairi Spencer, Esq. at Wood-gate, In the holding of Mr. John Wetton, anti from thence across the Great Moor. . : The Tenant or the Auaioneer will spew the Premises.. SALE•AT.'TAMWORTI - 1, '" • • - - By Messrs. DUDLEY and COTTON, , On Saturday, the 7th Novethber, 1801, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon ; MANOR of DOSTHILL, &c. Lot T. The MANOR 'of DOST H I L.L, Otherwiie Dos'tell, with the Royalties, Frce Fishery, and' other Rights and Meinbers. -thereof; also the Manor Farm, ur Estate, 'delightfully - situated upon or near the Riyer Tame, within the Parish. of Kingpbury,. in the County of Warwick', at a convenient :s distance from the Borough of 'Tamworth, ionsistingbf as.DAVellio - g,ll9use and Out-laujid ings, and about Ninety-foul ,Acres Of Land, chiefly Meadow and Pasture, of an excellent quality, covered . by_a ModuS, in lieu of Vicarial Tithes, and boulided,,.by,' or adjoining to Estates and Lands b.ilonging to Lin) Middleton, Sir Ro bert Peel, Bait.. EdWard DickensOn, Esq. Miss Orton, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Cheatte,.Mrs. Farmer,. -and Atherstun School. As a situation for the, residence of a person of genteel penience, it can scarcely be•tkcelleil ; it commands • an ex tensive and agreeable prospect; on a' South and South-west • aspea; the Neighbourhoodis highlyAespe&able, the Roads . goody 'arid Chester Mail 'passes daily at a short distance. The Manor extends over .about Six Hundred Acres of Land, and the Right of- Fishery in the River Tame embraces a - course of near three miles. Lot 2. The WHITE LION INN, fronting:Lichfield . street, and abutting on Aldergate-lane,. in the Borough of Tarnworth aforesaid, being a spacious and well-accustomed house of business, with convenient Stables, - Barn, and other .Out-buildings.—Also a - Piece of Land lying behind the said PremiSc..s, and presenting a considerable front to Aldergate lane; former! y 'called the-pove-house Croft, and now made into a Garden and Orchard, welt planted with Fruit trees; aria in great perfeaion. ,The . who ,of the Prernises,—t on- - ". taming by estimation Tour Acres Of Land or thereabouts, whether more more or less, and in the holding of Mr. Thomas Wallis. s This Land, lying in the heart‘Of the Town , is an excellent - 'situation fOr Building upon;ttd, frOrrithe "recerifeStabl ish_ ment of Manufactories there, it. appears an' 'eligible specu lation. • • -a Printed Particulars may be - had ; from 'the AU6tio'neer,'atid . at the principal Inns at . Uttoieter, Tan'tworth,, Lichfield, Birmingham, Walsall, and Sutton' Coldfield; Mr.. Brown, of DOsthill, tivill slim the Ddschill'Etpre;' h and tl Tenant, bf•Nudibrieeks, the Tamwort) r - P ttrni sei ; and, for further particulars, or to treat for the whole, or any otthe-Lotl, by Private Contrail, refer to Mr. john Vaughan Barber, of 1 ,V,41z - all; or Mr. Tomlinson, Solicitor, at Hanley, in ttc , StattOrtisbire Potteries, '"'EXCEIEQUEP:PILL-OFFICE; . ' ".. 06? oder i 8; it; EXCHQU4I2 _BILLS issued 33virtt$e.,;;;" an Ad 39 , 44 Gek, III: Rt. Cap..3'3,foi• issuing ,Pxchequir Bills on the eridit of the Aids for the Service of .ear ISO°, bearing the follow ing zd, 4th, toll', 17th, 18th yuly, iBoci ; And those issued by virtue of an 48 quadiagcJimopris;ta Rt. for raising a certain of !Wally Gy Leans or Brehe c gut, Bills, for the Service of the year aoz, 'cLarged an the Ist; 'zd, 3d, 4th, sth, 6thi and 7tl; Instalments of o the ; Loan annci 1861 ; TO E P./11D OFF. . .. • . H E ` LORDS COMMISSIONERS , of HIS MA yESTY's TREASURY have given Dfreßioni for paying off the above-mentioned " Exchequer Bills,' and that the - Principal and Interest cn the said ExcL-quer Bills shall be paid at the Exchequer Bill-Office, in St. ,Margaret's-ttrcet; between the Two Palace Yards, Westminster, on Saturday the 14th November 'Sol, on which Day the Interest on the said Ex:. chequer Bills will cease, and attendance will be given on every Day, Sundays and Holidays exctpted, until Grednesdairthe of November, iBol, inclusive, from Ten e'Ciock in the Ilia-lung till One in the Afternov, for the purpose of receiving the same ; and for the greater dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bilts;a4 de sired-to bring Lists thereof, containing the Minbers i,r numerical order ; arcerding to the value-of the' said Bills' time of toinmeneek. men: of Interest,. lath the .Principal SUMS. and ,Interest due ors such Bills ; to he computed at 31-d. by the Day, on every rod, from tke time . of the commencem:et to the said 30 Day of NO vember, iSol; on which bay the Interest on the said Exch;quer Bilh wilt cease 7 ; and they - are desired to write shell Nam!: avd Places of Abode on such Lists, and in, their .Nantes on the said Bills. "if of thi HoldOri of the afiireiaidklls are desiroits of receiv ing P4 . l , mcilt of the Principtil andslnterest previous to the said . rgib Day • November, 1891; they may. be accommodated, Ly _contputing the Interest to the Day on which they wish to be paid, and leav ing the said Bills for examination one Day prior thereto. INDIAEAST HOUSE; 0,964er 21, 181 i. THE' COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the UNITED .COMPANY of AIERCIIA NTS cf. ENsa LANptrqingip the Eastipdies, hereby give Notke, That the Committee will be ready to receive Proposal, ix writ. , Thg, sealed up , on IfEDNESDAY, the 4th IWvember, for 4upt(yirg tke Compav n itb - IRON GUNS; SHOT, and suELLs, • , 4 1nd.such,l'erso i ts :who,may think pr,.;per to deliver in Tenders, must express t h e rein th e lowest P.iiees, as they will net have an opportunity of making any abatement. - Th?Conditichi of ttekContraffs may be seen by applying to Mr. Coggan, Clerk to the said Committee,. use cr after,Fridgy next,. the 23d instant, and he Tendfrs . Must be left with him before Twelve o'Clock at Noon on the said -- 4th Novemler, as not any Tender - Jeff rc , vecei:vcel ;41;er tbat hour.• EA.St Ylv .01 - Icher zB, iSor. TIRE CO U D I.R CTO Is • ,of, the " IL UNITED CQMPANY9f MERC4.I4 NTS 'al 'ENG— LAND tyadi,x.to.the East do,hereh.i . give.Notice, That the Lists of Proprietors, who stood vialified as Voters en the Con4 . aly's kooks, .1he"141 : h Apri last,' will bcready . to 6e de.. Livered on.Frid,,-the bth`November next. • I e WILLIA4R/lAISAY, See. , s pEt\INA DUPLEX. 'Hy His Majesty's Myal Letters Patent, the ne‘kify invented Machine• for Writing with TWO PENS,.prodiwing, at_ the same instant, TWO 0 RI GI N-AIA,'• according to the common mode or. NV ri tit*, is offered to the Commercial, .Political, Legal, and Literary World,' as Well as to all persons - desirous oi-pre4crving au thentic records of their correspondence,, slatoirynts, compo sitions, &c. &c. &c. This Invention :whicb is reduced to a pradice both easy and free from every defect, has been sanctioned by the patronage of some of the mostdistinguished-Charaders-in the kingdoin, and of several Foreign Ambassadors. Many persons who.had • been obliged to have 'recourse tothe Copying• or rather press ing Maehine, have expLerienced the. most complete .saris_ faction in the uSe'of the DOUBLE - WRITER. The trou ble and inconvenience attending. the former, are totally super seded by the latter, which is so justly formed, that there can be no mistake; in its use, andinst ru,ded . wit h .6tichmechapi. 'cal exadness and solidity, as to, exclude the necessity of all repair. , By this Machine; on the merits of which alone the Patentee rests his•pretensions to general encouragement, the Merchant and Trader, those'tonCeined in• the• various de dartments.of the public service, centlemep of almost every escription in the Law, and•all persuhs engaged in an exten sive-andimportant correspondence, will' be.-enabled not only to save great trouble and expence, but also to avoid the pos sibility of incorrectness, to which the best_•copyists are too frequently liable. • The Dotible" Writer Will be found" - pecilliarly useful in .„copying Drawings; and to Gentlemen who rrauel, it mus t "be more valuable in point of •accuracy - arid 'secrecy' than the tasost able,and confidential. Amanuensis; The.execution of the Machine is so exactly minute, as to render it impossible .todiscover the. slightest difference in a hair stroke, or in the marks .of punduation. The space occupied by the Alachbie - -is very trilling; as! it 'is contained sinall-sized pOrtable _writing desk. • . . Manufachired and tbil 'only 'by j: H. Farthing; 240. 43, , Cornhill, London, Pocket. hools„ Maker,_ and portable WI-a -il-4 Desk Manufaditrer, Wholesale and tor Exportation. .. , •. TO SEA-BATHERS. T 'ES PASTILLES MARTI ALLES DE MONT 'PE LI ER;or AROMATIC 'LOZ EN GIS ofSTEEL. These Lozenges being used Along.. with the Bath, will Inv mine and render its-etfed§' more permanent ; they N. it Focca sion that pleasing glow, which without them might, per haps, never take plate; and by their means many persons havederivedthe greatest Advantage from bathing, who, with out them, could never have cpntinued the use of it. These who bathe shbiild' take- three Loienges immediately after they come out of the Bath. -•---The Aromatic Lozenges of Steel are found by experience to possess the most extraordinary powers in the Cure'of Disorders incidental to Youth of both. Sexes. . 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