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, - 47 ~7.~. 4' . hames , `lock, of ONE WOOD iOOD and THRIV es of the lic.County. Cwo Tent- Two Gar= P. situated Goring, it 4 at will, [ile- the an: he Oxford inninginat nhill ; and is MarilA -34, Strand; .Y ofeveiy id quality, can never over every degree ,and unli vhile they a variety other per ble him to retail, or n possibly _ - grateful; fRKER. 1; and. 811. c of Sur , London; thirty.sig, le cure 01 e Parts or. 11 mop 0 1 casest v. ISC atuit6us4y . , will to tntage - sel. flience of 0 . 35. S t; la 3, Le Tower- Mr. - Calk onsiderable ily 2s. 9( l ', , .IvllereliY ~ 6e, speed, I up witii ;sioners D. 9, all otticts Cor inU' Iced I.vo 0 tate, ant, ~vllOO Stich b , " ces, wl 3O amw o r ? orbidi despair (. 3, i• ation; yet e unliar,py. jeci to :11; ;uatclianE, lr misfor rocure nind ; :o the fatal, pos:1 ontemp. l3 . - ,itor to • arador ,- :r lost ,nts, utit uh. : trLl - „ 600 l 11 illw 1: I 0 ,-. fn.,;lty inv tlel.'t'" - " ;.. to ro: na,v_c;( 3, • ; !;,,, ing thc.r ratt , :n •i ;'. , nta* peace •-• g tly•con,,l I • t 0 Ole r d sec - .ti Lrs. ,11 13 Y S ID J-icusF at c and pilv Oityi NUMBER 2823., THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TOMORROW EVENING, ()ember 8,180 z, wille revived The Serious Opera, called ' ARTAXERXEb. With entirely new Scenery,, Dresses; and Decoratrous. The Overture and 'Music by Dr. ARNE. Artaxerxes, Mr. DIGNITM ; • Artabancs„. Mr. KELLY Arbaces, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, (Her finer Appearance in that Charaaer); Rimeues Mr. COOKE. 'Mandanc, Mrs. BILL I NG TON, (Being her first Appearance on this Stage), Who will introduce a Bra\ ura Sops, With an Obligato companiment cn• the Violin, by Mr. VVErcnsz Lt., corn_ Posed by BIANCHL. • Simira Mrs. BLAND. The-Scenery ciesigucd by - Mr. Greenwood, and painted by him, Mr. banks, and Assistants. The Decorations and Dresses Alasigned by Mr. Johnston, and executed by him, and under his direClicn by Mr. •Under- IClr.•Gay, and Assistants. :• • - The Female Dresses designed and executed by Miss Rein. After the Opera, will . be performed a Farce, called "1 - .1-1E OLD MAID. Clerimont, Mr. C. KLAILBE ; Captain Cape, Mr. DO\VTON ; Mr. Harlowe, :Mr. - HOLLAND ; Footman, Mr. FISHER. Zlis Harlowe, Mrs. HUMP FIR lES ; . • Mrs. Harlowe, Mrs. SPA RKS ; Trifle, Miss TI DSWELL. - • - likes, 6s. 'Second - Price, 35. Pit, 3s. OA. Second Price 2S. Callety, 2S Second Pritc, is. Upper Gallery, is. Se cond Pricey 6d.=-No Money to be Returned. Places for the tuxes to be taken Of Mr. l'osbrook ) at the Box Office, in Little Russell-street.. • The Dobrs to be opened at half past Five,' : and to begin at' hallafter On Saturday-, Mrs. Billington will make her second ap pearance on this Stage, in the Charader of Manclane, in the pera of Artaxei•xes. And on Monday, Richard fie Third. THIRD NIGHT. SANS sour'. IV the Authority of the Right HIM. the LO RD CHAMSER. LAIN. Pro_moßßow EVENING, Oct. 8, will be pre. sented, at SANS SOUC I , Leicester-place, Leicester. Square, an Entertainment, entirely new and original, called A FRISK. Arrangement of the Recitation and Songi. -"PAR•I%- I - sec Sjr Peter, 'Mag, and the opening of the Plot.—S.ong. tue DeliBht.—Rcc. Young Tilton undeceived. —Song. In 3,,,,, 4 " - veritas.—RizC. More Encroaehers.—Song. The Cue -17, —Rec. An -Exciption.Song.' The Letter N.—Rec. Re c • Mr Pad ;Siay.es'.—Song. it ,The Manes of the -Brave!— . dle —Song. Lerary Transmigration.— Rec. Som ething or other.- . Song., The-New Year. .- R e . • - PART 11. - • .„`•-• Sir Pe ter I m p at i ent .—S org . Th e Voyage tc ee. the Discovery;---Song. • Honour among Thieves.— Rec. Writfh--.—Song. Tray.— Re‘. • More Poets.—Song. The Ladies.:-Re.,:. The Lampoon.--Song. :Love and Maq._ Rec. "fhe Wooden. Legs. --3ong, jackx at the Opera.—Rec. Nuts..--s)ng.. The Dinner. • PART - . 111. Rec. Thoughts on Nlatrimony.—Song. ,Tlae-Originaland the Couragi,and its Snaciow.-- 7 Song. Th e Vi ' cissitude4 or G inry. ,,- -Ree.' The Am.)assador without C re - Song. Fathiti and i. Mag talks The Wife elect.—Re6. Trtc Lovers.—Song. ',Every Man • • 11 16 own Pilot.—Rec. The Su rprize.—Song. The Bless dings of Pent.. Whole is written and composed, and - will bespoken, . sung, and acorn oanied by • • • 'Mr. DIBDIN. b oo .. Admittance, Boxes ss. Pit' 3s. Gallery 2S. 'S to be open at Se - on, end the Performance to begin Pl a at Eign% h ou ~c e s for the. Boxes may la,_• taken ar Mr. Dibilin's Ware wlit;re•may-b:. had all his different ProduCtions ; and parer tL'iaposals ror prjnting . by Subscription; his Three Years o almost the whole of England, and .a considerable orSeotland ; in a . Series of Letters to intelligent and rc z` ec tck: friends - - and emtrNlished with Forty Plates in 011,7a,t,inta, from . P l iCtures anted Mr. Dibdin, and Tiven %nettes, design, etched,. and prepared for the aqua . the li t . " 4, by Miss.Diodin. The'iCtures and Secimes ot .;, 11 t,s, may be scri, free of ex P pence, g at Leic p ester-p n lace. rie' The only Entrance to the Th e at re beat the Door •, the 1 eic. - --r - . quare. da v 1,• acove Entertainment, which was received on Satur v: Yr Eveni ng wi th t h e l ou d est a p p l ause; w ill be repeateded th c r Mond a y, Th urs d a y, and - Saturday Evenings, fill fur e notice • • - Monday will be published, "'Honour among Thieves." MRMR.VETERINARY COLLEeE. COLEMAN will begin his COURSE o f . LECTURES on the IANATOMY, PHISIOLO tite;rd PATHOLOG . Y ot the HORSE, on MONDAY, November, at Eleven o'Clock. Ob se Lateublish:A secnd Editio, 4to. • t vations o ly n p the Principles and Pract n ice of Shoeing. ' Ohs. - Also, in Odavo, P ro vations on the Formation and Uses of the Natural Horse- ANATOMY AND SURGERY. R. JOHN and Mr. - CHARLES' BELL will ANATOMY On their WINTER COURSE of ECTURES on _ 'lerriber, at their Anazojnical Room, Surgeons'-square. kr. Charles Ball will deliver his usual Course of Ledures 14 1 the Principles of Midwifery, and - that part of Pathology v ouneeted with it, at Seven o'clock in the Evening. Es__burgh, October, t r ot. .......__in____ ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANGE-OEFICF September, xBo r ERSONS whose Annual P.reMiums fall due on the 2,9 th inst. are hereby informed that Receipts are now Rudy to be delivered . at • the Company's Offices, over the i'°Y.al Exchange and in PAIL-Mall, as as by their re ,PeClive Agents in the several. Counties ; s and the Parties -as tP„red are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies or before the 14th of October nnt, as the usual Fifteen kills - allowed for Payment, bey on d the. Date of each • Policy ‘ 4 then expire. ALEX. WATSON; Sec. A l f fs d P Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the p4,ll)rance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandiie, and Ships, in by Our, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or Damage Ilt s ; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annui -1,1'41! Lives. Policies of Assurance for the Sum of 3001. or up tthliy'Ore issued free of expellee to the.Asso red. This Corn "-iPAOve instriably paid all Losses from Fire occasioned by &c. SURREY. Eligible Situations for Building. Villas, erc. ,Q BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, "Rya& and truly Desirable FREEHOLD !iAkIz'STATE called'COVEY's or HAR RINGTON's th,,.`,1, situate Ballharn Hill,- tear Tooting in - the Pa- Streat th- Count of Surrey, on'ly. five miles 4t ll l \-1 am % • Y r eropohs, consisting o„ up warcir,of One Hundred A tli Q h - `, t Y - seven .Ac:es 'Of excellent Land, abo u t Forty of "re(-9ntains Bri c k . ; and the whole 'is.d e Si ra bly si ior Building upOn: Immediate Possession may be G b ese r i • ot„ileciptive Particulars of the Estatemay be had . of 'Messrs. QrAild ). Browns, and Gotobed, Solicitors, ;NI oriolk-strect, i t t e 'l ll ig 4co 4 u nd MesSfs. Kent, Claridge and . Pearee, rt, (.I:mmlg-cross, London,' where a Plan may be , •• WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, IBti. Arra GENERAL MEETING of the LIEU.. TENANCY of the 'COUNTY: PALATINE of CHESTER, held at NorthwLii, on the.3oth Day of Sep tember, iBOl, and convened by Public Advertisement from the Lord Lieutenant of the said County, in pursuance of His Majesty's Warrant, bearing date the tztlibt. September inst. far carrying into execution an Ad made in'the 38th year of the Reign of His present Majesty, intituled " An Ad to " enable His Majesty mole eftidually to provide for - the " Defene and - Security of the.. Realm, during the present " War, and for indemnifying Persons who may suffer in " their Property, by sitch ,Measures as may be necessary for " that purpose :" PRESENT, The EMU of STAMFORD and WARRINGTON, Lieut. DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS. The HONOURABLE BOOTH GREY. JOHN ASH TON, ROGER BARNSTON, THOMAS BROOKE, - THOMAS CO RBET, WILLI-AM - :EGERT'ON; - JOHN FIELDEN, JOHN GLEGG, . GEORGE JOHN LEGIT; . E.GERTON LEIGH, GEORGE LEYCESTER, WILLIAM LOWNDES, JAMES rMAINWARINC;, RICILARD RICHARDSON, Tl3-AFFORD TRAFroRD, GEORGE WILBRAHAM, RANDI.E WILBRAHAM, It was Resolved and Ordered,, That Warrants shill issue from this Meeting to the High Constables of the several Hundreds of this. Coumy, pro curing such Returnsas in His Majesty's Warrant mentioned; with,all possible dispatch. :Mid that such ReturnS shall be sent to Mr. POTTS, the Clerk of the-General Meetings, at his Office in Chester, as - soon as colleded, in order to be-by .him arranged, and , abstracted,; previous to-the mkt General Meeting of the Lieutenancy of the County. Resolved, That this - Meeting,, - and the Lord Lieutenant and Deputy - Lieutenants for the said County now present, have full con-, fidence that the zeal and loyalty of the Inliabitant pf this County will now induce them t o offer their services VVith - the same alaerity as they have. on former occasions. Ard the Lord•Lientenant and Deputy-Lieutenants-will on their parts give every possible encouragement to all persons within the said Connty,'Who may come forward and promote'the inten tions of Government, in the present very important crisis_ S TA M FORD and- WARRINGTON, Lieutenant. After the Lord Lieutenant - left the Chair, it was further Resolved; That the Thanks of the Meeting he given to his Lordship for his attentiorfand condud in the Chair, and that tie be'destred to publish These Resolutions in the Chester, and in cne of the London Papers. •. 1 Esqrs. [ TOROMAN CATHOLIC PARENTS AND GUAR- DIANS. • WANTED by an ATTORNEY in the Cgun_ try, in ext.::astvd Pridice, ARTICLED or iii;s Persuasion, with Whoa' a liberal Prerniurn *ill be exprOed. Apply to 11g/..Hallwarci, No. 14i.Fiblborn;..court, G ray's ' • REEHOLD ESTATE WANTED TO'.PURCHASE. AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in any of the ' Counties of KENT, SUSSEX, SURREY; HANTS, or, DE VON, to consist of a comfortable Mansion or Dwell in;;-house, with Garden and Offices complete, of which itri mediate possession can be given, and from 360 to lobo Acres of cultivated Land (of which riot less than.2ooA,:res must be ,in hand), with s u it a bl e F arm HouSes and.Appuitenances.. Particulars addressed to Messrs. Ward, Dennetts and Greaves, Solicitors,' Covent-garden, London, with proper referentes for viewing . - the Estate, and treating fbr the pur chase thereof, will have due attention. TO BREEDERS OF STOCK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . • On Tuesday the 3d Day of November, iSaz, and • the two following Days, at Win. Smith's , at Norton-Grounds,' • near Camphen, in th e C oun ty of Gloucester,. who is leav ing the Farm,; • rrHE WHOLE OF - HIS STOCK, comprising JL ONE HUNDRED . and THIRTY-ONE Hereford shire, India,. French, Scotch, and CrosS%-bred Cows, Bulls, ,Ileifels, Oxe n , an d W ean i ng - Calves (principal part of which are Herefordshire), viz. ,28 Fat Cows, 8"-Yearling Heifers, f 5 Cows in Calf, 21 Weaning Cow Calves, 27 Heifers in Calf, . • 4 Ditto Ox ditto, 16 Oxen, • 5 Bull Calves, 14 Yearling ditto, 3 Bulls. • Eight Hundred and Twenty-five New Leicestershire Sheep, viz. . • 414 Ewes and Tlieaves, Rain'd, 8 . Rams, , 108 Shearhogs, fat,, fz Rain Lambs. 283 Lambs. _ _ The. above Herefordshire and Leicestershire Stock is bred from'a seleation of the improved Stocks of the most eminent Breeders in, the respective Counties, according to the lowing System—That the-united properties of softness and firmness of texture, and ligt?tness of offal, must yield the greatest and most valuable quantify . of Animal from a given quantity of Vegetable' Food, requiring nO merit from a state of maturity, obtained by a forcing and'expensive food, un 'profitably applied fora length of time. The Proprietor re . qUests 'the Public to ask calc u l a ti o n, if good Breeding Stock was ever bought too dear ? or if bad can ,be worth the money The Stock may be. viewed any day, but it will be num bered and arranged for that purpose on the Monday before the ,Sale. N.B. Stabling for several hundred Horse's will be pro cured, and every possible accommodation provided for the Company., -Catalogues with description's and references, to be had at th. - : King's Readlnn, in Smithfield, London; the Printing- Office, At •Waterfbrd;- Ireland; and at the Place of Sale. The Sale is intended to begin at Ten o'Clock precisely each morning, which will beTunalually dbierved. And on Friday and - Saturday following, Will also be Sold by Auction, at the said place, the whole of th e H ouse h o ld Furniture ; Catalogues of which Will • be distributed in the NeighbourhOod in due time. *** This Advertisement will not be repeated. This Day were published, Price 63. in boards, _ _ POLITICAL RECOLLECTIONS - relatiVe to EGYPT ; containing Obsv.rvations on its Government under ,the Maineluks ; Gedgraphical Position; its In trinsic and Extrinsic Resources; its relative Importance to England and France ; and its Dangers to England in the ,pps session'of France; with a - Narrative of the 0 - el-memorable British,'Campaign in the Spring of ISoi. By GEORGE BA LDW,IN, Esq. Late His Majesty's Consul-General .in Egypt ; and attached to the Commander in Chief during the, above glorious Campaign. - , - Printed for T.'Caclell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. TWO HUNDItEII and TWENTY-SEVEN 'COPPER PLATES:on. SPORTING SUBJECTS, in the FIRST_ EIGHTEEN. VOLUMES. • • On the F,irst of .Ohilober was Published, l'tke ts. 6d. in a Turf-green Wrapper, and embellish e d w i t h an En gra • ing ofthe Gentl em a n and v.- t 1 by Scott ;an t ching of the Cat and Rat, by HoWitt ; and a Vigne.tte—the Great Bustard, - . • No. CVI 11. for Septeniber, iSoi; (Which completes the Eighteenth Volume) Qf THE SPORTING MAGAZINE, -A- Printed•fer J. Wiwi)le, Warwick-sq ua l e ; an•l scld_by Chapple, St. James's-street ; Booth, Duke street, Portland_ place; anclali,BookselleTs in Town and Country. Completesets, or any Odd Numbers may be had - • • 'fir: Work will b.: continued Monthly. , On Saturday the -loth of Odober will be published, Price 1 - lalf-a-Guinea in boards, • PUBLIC CHARACTER - S of ISoi—z, being a New Volume of Biographic a l M emo i rs o f • EMINENT LIVING PERSONS, faithfully and impartially draWn from authentic sources. Printed for R. Phillips ; No; 71, St.., Paul's Church-yard ; sold by T. Hurst; Paternoster-row ;by J. and T. Carpenter, Old Bond -street; by E. Balfour, Edinburgh; J. Archer, DUblin; and all other BOoksellers. , Of whom may Ine.had, the three; for M er Volumes of this valuable Work, price Half-a-Cuinea each in boards. N, B. That ;his took' inzy not be confounded with the trifling praiudions which have frequently been addressed to the curiosity of the Public on the stibjett• of contemporary !iography, the Editors have subjoined -the follow•ing respeet. able Sandions of the merit of their former Volumes. " The Memoirs contained in these VolumeS, are full and accurate in point of information.; judicious in their literary and critical strietures • and exhibit well drawn and appro priate charaders of their respedive subjects. They arc not written wider, the uniform inthience of any particular theolo gical or political bias."—New Annual Register. " This Work excites much curiosity, because it, professedly treats of living chaniders, and we infer that its information , is impartial and corred. It is but justice t o - own t h at we have been altogether amused- by the publication."—British Critic. A spirit' of candour and moderation evidently . pervades the present publication. Some of the charaCters'are_ drawn with great discrimination, and display an acuteness of powers, and a felicity of expression, not to be ibund, in the fleeting produCth)ns of the day. In short, the work abounds in moral, and critical observations th a t e vi nce correctnessof judgment, and delicacy of taste. "—London Review. " This Work - discovers•respc6table traits of discrimination, and has the merit of be.iny; uncontaminated by the vi ru l e n ce of party spirit.'?—Critical Reviir YELLOW FEVER. THE Progress of Science, and the Triumph' of Labour. and Perseverance, united with Art, are re cently displayed by an important discovery in the Materia Medica ; it is universally known that 'the - present War has been carried on in the West Indies and other parts in a tainted atmosphere, impregnated with' disease and pestilence; the effeets of which nave been so calamitous, that other foes'have been but as shadows in the scale; on an accurate calculation, it is found that nearly two-fifths or the Europeans are conti nually swept away tfy the desolating distemper to which the appellation of the Yellow. Fever is now generally given : to prevent, or to cure it, had baffled all the exertions of the .Faculty at home and - abroad, at length, when hope had almost yielded to despair, and all remedy Was deeMed undia- , covetable, a specific is prodUeed both for prevention and cure—the - Nation at large, so 'justly interested in the fate of those who devote themselves .. to her defence, must highly, rejoice at this discovery—the tender parent, the anxious wife." and the affedionate, 'Friend, c'oncerne'd for their respeftive. connections abroad, or for thoie who are, leaving England, must have their tsars much alleviated, by availing themselves of this opportunity to secure those who are dear to them from the dangers of a pestilential climate. This Medicine is sold'whotaale• and retail at Mr. G, olding's, No. 42, Cornhill, London; and retail only, by one eminent Vender in every principal Sea-port, City and Town in Eng- .. land, Ireland, and Scotland, in Boxes one guinea each, suf.- ficielit to secure one person from infettion fur tweivemonths. The most positive proof's oicifieacy may be seen as above.' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Old Angel; in • Macclesfield, on Thursday' the 29th of this inst.- October, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,- in such Lots, and according - to such Conditions,' as • will be spiiihed in -particulars to be had at the time and Place of Sale.; • ALL - that PILE of BUILDINGS, situate on the Common, and near to the Town of Macclesfield, here_tofore used lot Smelting and Refining Copper ; containing at present oily five Furnaces (others having been taken down), Blacksmiths, Carpenters; Nail Makers, Blass founders, and Coopers ShOps Brickmak - ers' RoOms for making and ing .Fire-brick, Char coa l; "C oc k and Iron Rooms ; ,Assay- office, formerly a small Dwelling-house, two Stables, and other conyeniencies, with goad Water-near the Premises. „ About •it AcreS of .Land statute measure,' Freehold, and the Le4sa of 13 Acres, held under. the - Corporation of Mac , clesfield fora term, 3 - o 'years of which arennexpired, at the yearly rent of 351. All lately incibsed and irriProwed. - All that R angeo f B u ildi ngs, ' situate on the said Common,' but nearer to-the Town, now used . for 'making Brass. ; con taining.4.o Furnaces, two WirehouSes, with .Rooms over, for making Casting Pots ; 'a small Shop for Brass Foundry ; in_ closed Coal-yards`; two long Ranges of . Building,- used for dressing; dry ing,'and keeping Calamine ; twenty-nipe Houses, with Gardens to each ; aield. adjoining the. B rass H ouses, abOimding with excellent" Claw for making Brick; a Wind ' Mill, lately fitted up for grinding Corn, with Drying Kiln, and WarihOuse,. close to the Road, and most conveniently situated. . • About 300 Tons of Fire Stone, and no Tons of-Fire Clay, of superior,quality, for making Casting Potsand Fire Bricks; 28,000 . Eire Bricks, of various sizes ; about 2,40,000 Comurion Bricks for Building; about zoooCaSting Pots of an excellent 'quality, and well-seasoned ; 78 Cornish Moor Stones, 30 of which are new, and 42 in use, for casting Brass Plates; about 300 Tons of Calamine, of various sorts, prepared for making Bras. All that Range of Building, situate at Bosicy,' in the Conn: ty of ,Chester, - six miles from • Macclesfield, and six. from Leek, where a Branch of the Grand Trunk Canal is n 0 ,.• ,, completed to ;• with the Pools, Dams,- five large Wheels,. An nealin ovens, -and every other Convenience for making Brass Battery ; containing a Rolling and four Battery Mills,' the' Head and Fall 25 feet 3 inches, and a Supidy of Water constant; together with eight Cottages and . Gardens, Black smiths, Mill-wrights, Carpenters, an d Coopers' Situps: All that other Mill, situate at Bosley aforesaid, now used for rolling and hammering Copper, with Warehouses tor. Raw and Mannfadured•Copper adjoining thereto; two Dwelling.: houses, with Gardens tin . the Workmen ; the .Flead and - Fall is t 4 feet 9.inches,and the Supply the same as to the Upper Mill before-meritibned.•. A Handsome Brick Dwelling-house, sashed and very well finished, suitable for a small Family, with . a good Garden, Stable, and 16 Aires of 'Land. .---. . The , whole of the Premises at Bosley are held under Lease from the Earl of Harrington-, for 99 years from the :19th Sept. 1765, at the small - yearly Rent or 251. The Turnpike Road from the Stailbrdshire Collieries runs through the Premises, and that from Macclestield.to Leek, very near tO'tilf...m. . • All that Pile of Building situate at a place called the Ha:. vannah, within two miles of Congleton, in the said County, and adjoining to the Turnpike Road leading from thence - to Macclesfield, and now used for making Brass Wire, and roll ing Copper Sheets and Bolts, having five Water -Wheels, from 18 t 0.22 feet diameter, with Head and Fall of 13 fret ,3 inches, and the N'ihole River Dane for Supply:- .• The -.Premises consist •of a Brass Rolling-Mill, a Wire ail), a long Chatnher over, Annealing-House and Oven, Blacksmiths, Alill-wrights, and Carpenters' Shops,- two, Warehouses, seven Cottages with Gardens, Sheds for Wood, Charcoal, '&c. togethdr with, 8. Acres of Land, the whole under Lease from Richard Ayton Lee, Esq. for 09 YearS from the lath of 1V1ay,..1 7...3, at the very low rent of 301-: los. per annum. Also a'very valuable Piece of Freehold Meadow Land, ad- joining to the Premises,..cOntaining 6 Acres.- • , All that Warehouse, with the Crane and other Conveni encies, situate on the Staffordshire Canal, mar to the Red: Bull, in LaWton,- and held by Lease from John Lawton, Esq., from the ad of February, 1789, for al years, at the yearly acknowledgment of 2S. 6.1. and renewahliLat the same rate. . , Thomas Maydew,. at the 111 - accks.field Brass Works, will shew all the Premises there; and John Edwards, at the Bos ley Works, will shew those, and the - Havanna!) Premises and further Particulars may be had at the Office of Mr. Cooke, Attorney, - or the! . Cocnting-liouse of Messrs. Roe and Co, in Macclesfield. A [PRICX - SIX PENCF. STONEY-HoUsE, somEksET, TO BE L 1 I' and emered with the F.ttrinture, Stables, CoLch-?you,;:s, Gardent:i Shrubberies, l'onds; and One Acre of Kitc‘neti-garn, anct "Thirteen Acres of good Mudow land Tile House iN elegantly and 1:G1111A:1,1y F LIR NIS 71 ED, as one of the Resdenets of the la.e. Eidv 51),.•:), lain every respcci, zit for tac.. th.:;,yat.:o,l of a large and genteel Family ; distant troin 13Ali twelve - .1;i1 , :„ ; ten, .and \Neils twelve. -The Tenant may have tn;:, tion of the-Manor. Forincinire of Mr. Miles, Attorney, at Stop= Easton; Or at,linll's Library, Bath. ' , " . ..t.rvants at Stowe} the House - an:l Furni ture to any Per Sort wishing to - rent it. • • - • SW..!) BY AUCTION, • 13V. Messrs. 1101.)SKII.VoUN and Co. -On Saturday the j tat of 0 t.:;her inst.. at the i3:;au:ort Arms Inn, Mont»outh (unless previously dispoaed of by Private Contract, of which timely .Notice will be given), . - A VALUABLE and truly De..irilbk; FREE_ HOLD ESTA . i . E, called 111 LLSTON , with sundry improvable.- Farina, nearly adjoinince, called C-:)XTONT, - BLACKMQ.OR, ; COD A NGR R 1p..1, 1 ` FA slt the whole cont a ini ng 455 rte u Arabi.:, Pasture, Wood Land, .together with Gr , sinoui- Wood ing over between. 7 and. Beo Act,;:; sii.iiate in the Va. rishes of Lanzattock, St. Mat=oans, i3ken_ firth, in dry and airy situations. HilSton is . an Ct Family Residznce, commanding. an agreeable prospect - .of the adjacent. Country, :and bounded in : -part by a Turnpike-Road, six Mile; irons Monmouth, and capable,"at.a moderate .expence, of great improVerrrelitt,. Further Partichlars may be knovvh, by applying to Mr.-. ,Embry, Morimouth i who-will shew the Preinises; and to. Messrs. Fidilsk;itson .and Co. Surveyor's,. No. , 35, Is'Srundel street, Strand; who are,authorised to treat 1(.4 die same, and Where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. GLOUCESTEkSHIRE7 - • THE MANOR Of PAINSWICK. • TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, ' On Wednesday the 4th DaY of Istov - ini'..er next, at the Bell Inn,' (.;loucester,--in Eignt • By J . UODSKINSON a n d C o. ' ATruly Dzsiroblo and Lnpro,,ble FREEHOLD .ESTATE, six Miles from Gloucester, three from Stroud, :twelve from Cheltenhaur, 'and twenty-eight from Bristol, consiiirig of the MANUR of PAINS WI CK, ex tending over several Thousand 4‘, tires of Land, with Fines, Chick' Reins, Quit Rents, and lieriots, issuing out of nearly . 360 different COpyhold Tenements,. with which, tne Tolls of the Market, - cOmpriaes the first Lot, .and is a most desiratat purchase fur any Gentleman of the La‘V.—Also a eapitil Manor Farm, . with Mouse, requisite Offices, Ganleo and Ple.asure-ground, 363 Acres of Arable,* Meauciw, and.W . Ood Land, lying Couipatt, and si.r:Ounding the i-louse, with two iMprovable and valuable Streams of Water, r un . Mug througn and- unitinem the same, vary cony riietit - fi,'r erecting Mills, fur the use of the Nlanuhetory-carried on in the neighbourhood. And also 449 'Acres of inclosed Wood Lanct,i and Wastes, well stocked- with Beech, Oak, and ASh Trees, Aping within the Manor. • The whole.capable of t;ery &teat improvement, both for vleasure and profit, and may be reasonably'estimated at upwards of 9001. per Aion:M. - :.Printed - particulars may be had of Mr. Willituu B .ylis, of painswick, who will shew the Premises.; of Mr. Sa:.oders,, Attorney, Stroud; of Messrs . .•T..,aud W.- Dunn, Sol ie; tors, Lincoln's Inn ; and of Messrs.*Rodskinson and Co. Strr vey9rs,,Np, 35,: Arundel -street,-London, where a Plan7of,the Estaie may be seen.. NAgWICKSf-lIRE.,—SUTTON COLDFIELD. TO BE. SOLD. BY AUCTION, By THOMAS WARREN, • At the Three Tuns, - in Simon Coldfield, onMon4y the ad Day-of Nov. iSot, at Three, o'Ciock in •the Ariernoon, subje& to.such Conditions as shag bl then pro - laced ; A FREEHOLD HOUSE, s ui ta bl e fur a large .I'l and Genteel Family, with convenient Out-Oakes, Stables, &c. cxcellent Gardens in hi g h C on di t i on„ an d well planted and about Twelve Acree of Pasture Land adjoi;ling the same, pleasantly situated in the ToWn of Sutton C J field; and lately occupied by Mis. 'Gamble', deceased. Possession may be had at Christi - ass:next, or so:Aler, if re quired.' Appartenant ro,the said Premises are valuable Pri vileges and C iaims in the'Patt and upon l ielcls, within the Parish of Sutton Coldfield. , The House,Buildings,.Szc. may be viewed On shy Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday, pr;vious to the time Of Sale. . • For runner ;Particulars, apply at the Mice of Messrs. Croxall and Holbeche',.Sut ton 'goldfield. The Furniture of t h e H o U se w ill be' sold on Monday the. 16th' Day of Nov. iSQ - 1, and the 'Two.folloWing Days. ' - • GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLb BY AVCTION, By Mr. PAILLPOtTS, :Sen. At the Bell 'lnn, •at Ftatuptori-upon-Severn, on _Wednesday the r4th Day of October, 1/301, at Three o' Clock, M• the Afternoon : - Q ENTERAL FREEHOLD ES - FATES, ,lying .iir the Parish of Arlingliain, in the `County ofG loucester: • Lot I. A truly desirable and co:111)4 ESTATE, compris ing I,ll , arm_house, with necessary (hut-buildings•and Yards; and about 120 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Wood Land, and Orcharding, situate at Overton, and in the occu pation of George Wilkins, as Tenant. thereof. - This Estate lies- on an eminence; conunanding beautiful Views of the Ri'er Severn and the adjacent Country, termitated on the West by the Forest Hills : to a Gen tleman inclined to build, few situations will be fotuut -preferable. Lot 11. An eligible Estate, consisting of a capital Mes suage, called WICK COURT, with - extensive Out-build ings and Yards, and rs'j Acres, or - thereabouts; of. .Arable, Afeadow, Pasture, and Oreharding, within a•Ring-Fence, irl the occupation of T,hoinas Longncy, as Tenant thereof, Lot 111. A Farm-flouse, caliel OLDB ti RY, with suit 'able, Out-buildings and Yard, and about cc Acres of .Laud, whereof 5 Acres are Arabic, and the reentinder Meadow, Pi4ture, and Orcharding, within a Ring'-Fence, •in the oceu patiott of john Hallier, as Tenant thereof. . 'Lot IV.' A Farm-House, called WOOLTHROP,• in the occupationof William Carter, with L•onveitient Oat-build ings and Yards, and about 'l2 Acres o Pasture Orchatding adjoining, and Acres of Arable Land,- part of Wafth Field, and 4o Acres of Pasture, part oIA Hingham' Warth. • Lot-V. A Farm4House, called SANDS, in the occupation . of James Halford, with the OutLbuildings, Yard, Garden; Orchard, and Close of Pasture Ground adjoining, : containing about 6 Acres, and - 34 AcreS Of 'Arable Land in Warth Field, and 37 Acres of Pasture, part of A rlinkhankWarth : ' `Lot V I • 10A..0it.. 301'. of-Arable Land,' in. Worth Field, aed 3r A. IR,. BP. of Pasture; part of Arlingham Warth. • Lot VII. -A Messuage, near Woolthrop, called AAIWNS, with the Gardewand Orchard adjoining, and containing l A. zR. 37P. • Lot VIII. Parf of an Orchard, called RI DG E •ORCH 4RD, adjoining Creswick's Homestead, coni;tining 2R. SP.. Lot l'X, A Cotta b s , : - : and . Garden, in tne occupati on of--- Murdoek,_ with the Orchard adjoining, .in the occupation of Mr. William Bodnum, containing together 3'R. 17P.• trr,The several Farms are well ariangtd for riistind occu pation ; or, -from thud-contiguity, any part may be occupied together. Lots t atitt.3, are separated only by the - Turnpike Road, and lot 2 within a quarterof a mile o f L ot 3. the Lands in Warth'Field, and in the Ward' included in • Lots 4, s, and 6, adjoin. • The Estates are -Tithe-iret, having been lately discharged of Tithe under an I nclosure- and•are extremely inlproveable. Early possession may be had. Arlingham is pleasantly situated on a Turnpike-Road ; males distant from Newnham, rz lconi Gioucester, 2 0 from Cheltenham, -34 trom Bath, -mitt 28 from Bfistol ; adjoins the •River Severn, and abounds with extensive and - highly di versified Views ; BarroW-Hill, so . justly Celebrated for the' ' grandeur of. the View it affords, is within a few minutes walk.of Lots 1,2, 3. • • - • • • Further Particulars and Conditions of. Sale may 'be had on appl:citionto Mr. Whitt:omile, Serjeant's - - Inn, Fleet-street, Londoni•or to Messrs. Whitcoinbe, Griffith,•-and Philipotts, Gloucester, at whose Office a Map of the Estates may he seen. Mr. Wm. 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