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7,W , 1 4 NUMBER 2719.] , . • . . 'HERTFORDSHIRE, • - lIVARD and LODQING for a Single Gentleman in . a - tarniliof real rei'peaabillik, who reside on their 4staft, in a most healthy; pleasant sititation, where no htr Lodger has, or will be received. Particularly adapted Gentleman fond- of Agriculture, Hunting, Shooting, .‘'oilising or Reading. The use of a kidixtiOini , ;e, or Chaise, 1 ;1 4 Y be had ; a nd all •.proper accortimodations for Servants, orses and Carriages, if requi red. For fiirther Particulars, apply to Mr. Phillips, Bookseller, ' l6 . 4 1 4 St. Pkitil's ChOreltqad: • TO WOOLCOMBERS-- WItLIAM THRESHER, by Trade a Wool cornbei-, has absconded from and left his Wife and family chargeable to the Parish of the Holy Trinity, irt tiiy 01 CovzAtry ; Whoever will give information•to t Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Palish g r the Holy Trinity, so that the said William Thresher may apprehended, or canse by, any other Means the appre slon of the said William Thresher, shall receive Two Guineas Reward, and all reasonable Expences'. N.B. Thresher is about .45 years of age, upwards of six feet high, fair complexion, but pitted with the small-pox, Old dark bah'. . "MONEY RE4DY TO ADVANCE: 'LL .PERSONS - in possession of incomes A ._ I arising tram Freehold, Copy hold, or Leasehold X sta c 9 1 , in Land or. Houses, '.ll.Oney- in the Funds, Rent Charges, Martiage .Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An. .tithies, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any piker def.. tale Income for Lite, may be supplied with temporary 01 ,permanent Sums to any Amount, by paying Annuity In est fertile same. . . ' • ' . - '..' - ,T. he Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or t .)..b -i'e", may be actiorinnotlited on their Personal security ; d it t in m , a a ii . y. instance where the single securitof an ind 15e' d':eined insuffiCient, the additio y _ of nanother r e Nen to gniirantee the payment of the Interest, will. re •nove 11 . e; i objedion ; and, in all cases, privilege will be terk‘to the Public to return 'the principal at their own ° Rion. ~,I'et- s onal appli ca ti on s will' be . received evefy . day ' till Four F-aeck ; a nt i L etters f ro m Correspondents in . .Town. or clfr itrY (Post 'paid) will be immediately answered,ad ti Town` to th e Di re d or . o f. th e Knightsbridge Bank, at his '°‘`ltt' House, No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden-square. ......_ . . - !Jr et, .. . „. Wenie of next Month, Thc IRISH' STATE t L th OTTERY. commences Drawing. r ' ..I LE TIcKETS anti SHARES are on Sale by .. X RICHARDSON GOO'DLUCK, and CO. (the only Otlice Ow ever sold Two• , Pr-lies-of Thirty Thousand Pounds in Shares), No. 404, 'corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, I ` lo . 8, 'opposite the.Kinglews, Charing-cross, ,London ; ar .dMarket.place, Norwich.. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of £.20,000 2 Prizes of Z. zoo° 2 • 10,000 s — 1000 ;. • 1 3s oFtoi :50q. - Also 7989 Prizes f rom gl. to tool. Vicroo! Tickets:- . Tara. Amount, C. 150,000: Present Price of Tickets 81.8 s. , Half ,:i,„ , Z. 4 8, o I..Rithtli: ~ - ,c. 1, 2 6 • Fourth - z 5 ot Sixtocrith. , Tickets- and 'Shares will. not be lower. , ---Correspondehts will have thern sent by-remitting Post..o flice Orders, or good Fills at short 'Vates . ,td Itic - harthoh, Goodluck, and Co. 1 4, Cornhill: - . '• ' . . . • INDIA MUSLIN , AND FRENCH CAMBRIC WARE , HO USE, No. t 3, COVENTRY-STREET, Corner of rpnroxi-squar e , H a y mar k et . HE India .Company's Muslin Sale being just ' ib over Mb ssrs . FAULI)ING and Co. respe&fullyin re rlil their Friends, and:Ladies in generil, that they havenow 41 Y for inspedion one of the most extensive and complete Vsortinents ever Oftb.red.' PayinCparticular attention to the tuliti Trade, and purchasing immediately from the Corn ' ray's Sal e r, they' presume (INDEPENDENT of KEEP. NG a al J.ICH LARCiER.,STOCK than Houses in a more Enerallratle), their prices will be found Considerablylower, 4 ° WO make it art °Wed to Ladies who purchase by the piece, as the will be served at the wholesale prices. ~,,,FA.II LI) fN G and CO. have seveial hundred pieces of Mull ' ll slins they particularly recommend for cheapness, and are treatly in demand for Dresses. The prices 7os. 755. and: Sos. lar zi ya r d s , usually- retailed at ss. and 60. a yard. Also at veral B a l es o f Strip es andiChecks of a fine quality, at 2S; 6d. 4 Ya4hy the_piecenfinitely•cheaper than Ilritish). .4 grat /ariety or curious !Unsling, from Ils. to 4os. a yard, c llielt they will cut .any ,qqantAty required. , Th s y : _always, ecp a g rea t variety of rich Tamboured and Satiq Work i a great many. elegant pattems : worked in Dresses ;• a few rich `lold Muslins. They have just received of their own im rt4l)• 4co pieces of Valencietines Cambric, which are 1011'1 109. 6d. to 15s a piece lower than they have been far some tithe back. . ' . . . . ti!., ll lfiln- and Lipen Drapers to . ;heir Royal Higlyielkses the 1 , wAtto *f 'York and Duke ot elartiv.-e, Coventry.street, naYrrtarket. --......_ • A CAUTION TO FAMILIES., IVAGESS and SON's . ESSENCE of ANCHO. t I M ES, and 'other Rich Saul:ea.—The great reputa -1)n which Mr. Burgess has gained by his ,Essence of An tidother R ic h Sau ces , f o r Fish Sauce,'Stevved Beef, v o a ntxf Calves Fteads, Beef Steaks, Male Dishes, Wild bovn.l and 1 4114 Game, with Many Delicacies for the Table, Side his s tore-rooin, which . arc more fully 'exprased in taloguc (he being the Inventor of them), has induced ferent, p ‘ er j? n s to give the saine name to 'Articles entirely dif. sons which are vendo at, many Shops in London by .per r. s coti vi , l . l . ?to to the principal Towns In England, Ireland; and who in to solt Orders of Tradesmen and Inn-keepers. _ interior isetvF°hsequence are often served with spuriouS Sotts, of R at cltia/ItieS, which is not only an Imposition; but • disappointment to Families who purchase then' with ; 4 1,9t,,.. having good Sauce to their Fish, ace. the label, None are his genuine, but What have these words on eh" Burgess's Oriinal and Superior Eiseitee of An- - ,Ves7.-No. Jo, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." .. st India Me'rehantS, Planters, and Officers of the Navy, It t • : "* l4l) Plic4 with Hams, Tongues, Pickles Cases, of their A. ; ,. c . il t Sauce for Fish. Hashes; Steaks, MIL. Dishes, Cold 8 ' 8 ":: which will keep in.any Climate. )11tt Av,'?, CORN, FLOUR, Sm. —GREAT RISE. p i r!.AT FIFTEEN TO TWENTY SHILLINGS ~,,`\.,RUARTER DEARER. VZubLic are earnestly requestedi as the only to reduce the Prices, to continne the Use of the poll Articles, as Substitutes t'or Bread, Hour Szc. One t o : 4 equal to One Shilikog in Vlonr or Bread ,' which are ;el ling to the Poor aud others, at the following much knces: Best Scotch Barley, - id. per lb. • Best Millet, - • - ditto. 'Best C R . ditto. .arolina Ace, - 30. -• Best Ground Rice, - - Ad. ditto. Oct.ditto. A t „„ Best Rice Flour, - - Messrs. EDWARD F.AGLLTON and Co.'s thirty. EQ "s-°l iLeslablished Ted Warehouses, the OriginaPGrass- Witrri No, 42, Cheapside ; and No ; 9, l3ishopsgate-street ~.1 111, near Cornhill. • th;',..A1.1-rioN—No conflation with any other House with carne! of the Grasshopper, ice, -or any c, other 1-Inuseof the autt l rne, &e. Nor have any persons in the KKingdom2:i to sell Teas, &c. in, or use their Names of Firm. Orders by Twopenny or General Post, innosing Bank, c9 t o (i nd Bills, sent to exact amount, or Change returned in tier ,„, or Orders for Pay ment on delivery, to Coacli,Car duly attended to, Wholes a le a nd Retail, lind sent (as fin der)? to an part, places, Coach, Carrier, Inn ) Wharf, • London. I 3 col a , • The best at Prices.-Sugars, Tea, Coffees, Cho c Coetras, Spices, Durham Mustards gtarch ) . Blues, with extra advantages. - 'V' Articles subjd to rise and fall of Markets. zul * t * Itetili lk nest r a tite with Orders.,--inquirerslonlY) Q s PaY Post - s7ti4itr lot t . 4t 7d.• Lump Lid. por lb. Better sorts cheap . , . This Day .was published. In Three Vols. tam°, price cos. 6d. sewed, OLD. NICK • a Satirical Story, by the Author of A PIECE ! OF FAMILY BI OGRAPHY. " Thaseosc of ridicule is given us, and may b used." London: Printed for Murray and Highley, No. 32 4 Fleet street. " There is a considerable degree of ingenuity and contriv ance, and talent and good morals, and good writing in these VolumeS."--;British Critic. " The literary acid areficial . sketches contained in these volumes, to those who'have stifliCient taste to comprehend their übjed and applicability,. and the ingenuity, wit, and learning which the Author, who is almost another Rabelais, has always at hand to support his'opinions, whether serious or jocular, upon Men, Manners, Literature, Science, &c.. will the highest gratitication.": 2 •Monthly Mirror. This Work is evidently the produaion of a•Mairot' Wit, a Gentleman; and'a Stholar. The characters are numerous, and sketched wlth- a Inasterly:hat4l 4 : such a,spirit is thrown into the Narrative and Dialogue, that scarcely a pas 4! presents itself Which does not either excite our laughter. by wit and whim, cir interest the finer sensations by genuine pathos."—Sturop-.tan Magaiine. ' • - Those who may expect to, find in 014 Nick any of. those Marvellous and unpntitable events tor which the greater part of our modern Novelists are remarkable, will be lament ably disappointed. The Writer's objea is to improve, not to perveathe judgment. "To hold the Mirror up to Na ture," and reheat appearances, calculated by their beauty or deformity - to render mankind better. OCTAVO IiDITION, Speedil; will be published, A NEW Handsomely prin EDITIONted id Eight OF Volumes, "sr' HE WORKS of the Right Hon. EDMUND ..i. . . ' BURKE. ... . . Printed four. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 173, Piccadilly. N. B. A Fourth Volume, to compleic the Quarto Edition, it in the Press, and will shortly' be published: Bank of England, Bth Jan. ilk NEW LIST OF UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS, to the stll. July, 1797. . • . This Day was published, price tos. 6d. THE Names and Descriptions of the PROPRIE TORS of UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS on BANK STOCK, and•on the P ÜBLI C •FUN DS, transferable at the BANK of ENGLAND, which became due on and before the sth July, 1797, and remained Unpaid on the ist Oaober, deo; and also of such Proprietors of 51. per Cent. Annuities, 1797, who have not claimed the said Annuities transferred to them as Proprietors of Bank Stock, or received the Interest due thereon. BY ORDER OF THE COURT OF DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND. London : Printed by Bunney and Gold, Shoe-lane, 1 , ,r Francis Walsh,,of the Unclaimed Dividend Office at flit' Bank ; and sold b.; Hughes, Walsh, and Son, Stationers, In ner Temple-lane; Grosvenor, Chater; and Grosvenor; Corn. hill ; and H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row. , • Where may be had, Used Office Pens at ifs. per thMisand. This Day was published, price 25 , . bd. With a -PREFAqE by the AUTHOR, A DELMORN, the OUTLAW, a Romantic .1. Drama, with _Songs, Sm. as originally written by M. LEW I S,, Esq. M. P. Author of The Castle Spcare, &c. &c. first performed at the Theam Royal, Drury-Lane, on Nl3nda:Y, May the 4th, trot. 6 ' Nothing ,is a tritle, which contributes to the harmless ' 6 amusement of multitudes." Dr. PALEY. Printed tilt I. 'Bell, No: 548, Oxford-street ; and said by Bell4ind Bradfute, Edinburgh ; and Mr. Archer, Dublin. To the MEDI CA I. WO R IA); and to all ST UDEN TS in MEDICINE, MIDWIFERY. and SURGERY.' rI_ENTLEMEN who are disposed to purchase a N...7,comprchensivil! Nionthly :Review of 'Medical Litera ture (Domestic and Foreign), are respeClfully info•lned t:iat the LO NDO N MEDICAL. RE VIE W, devoted soltly to the Critical - Analysis or New Medical Books, continues to be pObliOecl, price Two Shillings each Number, on theist day of every Month, 'and is circulated with the Other*Revims, journals, and Magazines, by all Booksellers in the United K.ingdorn. The London Medical Review. which has acquired a standard reputatiqz in the department of Medical Criticism, has recently established a further claim to P oblie Patronage, • by confining its pages solely to the Analysis of new Medical, SurgiCal, and Chemical Works, domestic and foreign. By 'their neW'arrangement, tile Editors 'will be enabled to make the Extrads morecupious.than in any other PiAriotlical Work, and the Criticisms and Illustrations mire complete and satisfiaory than can be et'peaed in Critical Publications which arc addressed to general. -Readers, or which are not solely devoted to the Analysis of Medical Literature. ThroUgirthe'medium of this Eulilication, the professional Reader will, on the first day of every Month, at thesmode rate expence of Two Shillings, be , put in possession of all the useful tads and conclusions contained in New Works, upon subjeas and sciences which are (tiredly or indiredly con nected with the Theory and Pra6tice, of Physic, Midwifery, and Surgery. The hrst five Volumes of this esteemed Publication may now be had complete • in boards, of every Bookseller, price Two Pounds Eight Shillings, or *any single ,N umber may be had separately, price Two Shillings. Published by 1-1.. D. Symonds;' Paternoster-row ; Murray and Highley, Flect.street ; Callow, Crown-court ; Cox, Borough ; and all sold by Booksellers. _ • A RCHER 'and HAUGHTON, from Dublin, `LI.; IRISH POPLIN and. TAI3BINET MANUFAC.' TURERS and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY., Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of York,. Dutchess of Wirternberg, aticl‘ the Princesses, Ho . . 8, Henrietta:street; Covent-garden, London. The elevated patronage of Her Majesty, the ditferent Branches of the Royal Family, and-Ladies of the first rank and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the opinion of a discerning Public, the. decided superiority of Archer and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets, gold and silver Chamberry for Court Dresses; Turbans, &c. to render it unnet.ebosit v, tin that llult3c to reply to ths , of others, whose chief pretensiyn to the Trade is the copyinA of their Advertiseuignts CAUTION. Whereas •Archer . attics fliukfiton have been .credibly. in formed, th at a great many people.in this Kingdom are now, and have been fur some timepast, manuf,tturing and-selling Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of An inferior quality, under the name of Archer and Houghton's' ManufaclOry, with a view to discredit and injure their House, ,and a . gross imposi tion on the Public in general ; they are determined, as far as lies in their power, to.prosmute , .to conviction any person or persons so vending Poplins anti Tabbinets under the name of their manuridlure, that was not aaually bought at their house. , They haVe the honour to acquaint tho Nobilit y -and Gen try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other Hbuse in Town, which•they are enabled- to, sell (rot, ready money) at prices mud' lower than' they on be had elsewhere, the whole being of their ovin manufaclure :—they consist of white and black Boinbasins, Cha.niberry Muslins, Cambric Salk:nets, Itisdimores tbr Widows, Armozines, dress Bar- Celoga Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, 'Handkerchiefs, Bombazetsfor Servants, &c. also a great choice of/Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. --;English ' yard- Wide Poplins of superior quality, at 3s. 6d. per yard ; Velures, double black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different Patterns plain, corded', chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear black ; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye. No se cond price ever asked for any ankle bought at their Houk. • N. ,13. Ladies' own Spinning rrra.nufadtured into Poplins or Tabbinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion able Colours, manufactured on the shortest mite, Merchants supplie4 to any autcynt, , . . -....-. --rto s, .. , - 17 ........; • • . - . ~ ' \ \\ // 4 . • 4. ii,,,A ._...., .....„,„ . .. . „,.,...:,„„,...,, • _ ....... : ....4.ier5...e,..,,,,, T , .... vv . ......,,6:-.4- 4 ,,20.---„,.., * . A • ~.„...,........;,.... ~.....,,, „ ..... .i, .,.., .:::.., . , i .,..„. .. .„_.. , ..,. , 4 4.;_ dt rik p . . / , if -11 %,, • -. 17/ , ' 4' '' ' i • ‘.:' MONDAY, JUNE 8, xBoi. Tr, IIE PEREMPTORI.LY SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of-Chancery, Made in a Cause BROWN against CASAMAJOR, before' Nicholas Smith, Esq. one of the. Masters of tlie saidettirt, at the Public Sale Room of the said Court, in Southamp— ton-buildings, Chancery-lane London, du Monday the aad! of June, tsot, at Six o'Clock in the Afternoon; r , SEVEN ACRES of' ARABLE and MEAN:M .. LA-ND, and Oiler Gibund, situate hi the Parish of Clifton, in the Connty of Oxtbrd, iu the occupation of Tho-. inas Slayinakcr, Tenant at Will. Particulars whereof May be had cgratis) at the said Masters Chambers, in Sourthampton-buildings,lChancery-lane, Lob don; of Messrs. Vernon, Mines and Fry, Solicitoff, Lin coln's-inn, London ; anti of the said Thomas Slayinaker, who wilt shew the Preinisos. TO BE.SOLD By AUCTION, Unless disposed of by' Pri4ate Contraa, within the present Month, IHE, IMPROPRIATE TYTHE of HORN CHURCH, in Esser. nquireof T. Caldecott, Esq. co. 13, Paper Buildings, Temple. 17,nie T, aSoi. . • MERIONETHSHIRE, NORTH \VALES, • Witpin one liale of Towyn; and two from the Sea, in Cardi gan Buy,, Yuys Maengwyn, near Machlynlleth, the Most pleasant spotlit the County. MO BE ,LETT,' FURNISHED, a complete MANSION, with every Office and Convenience. at tached and detached, With singular and advantaqous Accom modations for a Genteel Family. Together with - Pleasure Ground, a capital Garden, fully planted with all the various and beast chmee of Fruit Trees, from the first Nurseries in the Kingdom, now in high perfedion., The Situatipn is healthy, romantic,. and rural ; the Soil uncommonly good, and bountiful in its produce ; the mutton. remarkably. fine, and every other necessary; with an astonishing tine Salmon Fishery, and other desirable and profitable acquisitions, quite within itself, and uninterrupted .by any other family. There is a rich beautiful Lawn adjoining, of Forty Acres of Most excellent Meadow, thapnay be divided into four. closures, for the use of Cows and other C'atti; if required, at , it.very trifling expence. The House is substantially built, comprising an Entrance Hall, about 42 feet 6 by a 6 feet 6 inches; Dining Parlour,• 17 feet 9 by t 7 feet '9; Drawing Room, .3o feet 3by 17 feet 6 inches ; Breakfast Room, by Cpermission of the • Owner. The Bed 'Rooms c0:M1 . 10344n5, eilings lofty, - with Servants Apartments Suitable; with Stabling for 14 Horses, and more if required.; with.Coach houses and other convenient Buildings The Preinises are equipped with every useful fixture; the Furniture decent, properly adapted to the diffivent Apartments, and fit for the immediate reception of a genteel .Family. The terms mu derate. The House and Offices are plentifully supplied with exceeding fine water. Further particulars and terms, by application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor - of Estates, No. 163, Piccadilly; or Mr. Owen,. Fruiterer, in New Band•strect. _ _ _ N.B. I'he Navigati;rt and High Road Within an easy plea. sant disthrwe from the Estate, and fine Sea Bathing. HERTFORDSHIRE: • TO BESOLD BY . PRIVATE CONTRACT; ACOPYHOLD FARM, containing about 97 Acres of exceeding good Land,. situate in the rich. Vale of the Parish of Slapton, Four Miles fromTring, and Three from Leighton, both Market Towns. The New Grand Junc tion Canal goes through - Part of this Parish, within a Quarter of a Mile of this Farm House and the Village, and is now navigable, which must he a conSiderable advantage to tine Country in general; but more so to this Farm,. as Part of the Land are the Boundaries of its Banks, that all Dead Stock may be conveyed to the different Towns and the Metropolle, and also to obtain Ashes and Manure at an easy ex • The Farm consists ola Farm House; couraining fem . Rooms e ve, a ;Id foUr itooms on the' G i itt loor, a good S tahfe, a .Cow-house,' two Barns, And Other Bu ; !diiigs 144/ Straw, Wood,. Poultry; &e. a well inclosed Farm Yard and Orchard, At a small clistaneeis.a good Cottage, Harp, an Orchard of .Mout an Acre, and about Nineteen Acres of , Meadow and Pasture, Part of which is Freehold and Tithe free - ; the .'remainder is Arible, contiguous, hut lies dispersed in the Common Field,. near to the Farm 'the Soil prolate, 411:1 remarkable for the produce of great Crops, making together in the Whole N inety seven Acres One Rood, be the seine more or less, now in the • occupation of Mr. Richard Turney, Tenant at Will, at the very,lOtv Rent of onlv Fifty-eve Pounds per Annum... , • May be,vieWed by' leave of the Tenant, and further rani culars knoWn - by application to Mr. kiro.6rley,'Surveyor_of Estates and known, No.' :60, Piccadilly. N.' B. Severafeapital Residences and genteel Cottages to be Sold or Lett, furnished : or unfurnished. EnqUira as above. All Letters, post-paid, be duly answered. ISLE OF THANET,'KENT A CAPITAL 147KEEHOL1i - .ESTATE to be Lam. Sold by Private Contrail, withimmediate - Possession.: all that singularly beautiful Marine Villa, called STONF. HOUSI . sttuatem the most distingnished spot in the, King dom ; allowed by the Medical Profession co exeell all others for health, the recovery of weak. and delicate 'Conatitutions, experienced daily by numbers, restored to a miracle. The sea breezes, the natural soil and produce of the Country, unite M a decided superiority of all other Watering . Places, the unbounded Views of the Sea, the Coast of France, the Shipping; the North and South Foreland, and the ueighbour.. Mg Hills of East Kent, form a scene truly enchanting, where•, Nature smiles. in every feature. The pleasing situation of the Mansion is aninlating, judidiously planned . with eliptic • bows in front, additional wings, and Green Houses attached, the approach by a Byte of stone-steps, with iron rails in centre, the area in two 'dirediOns, leading to the Offices, are un commonly convenient. The whole of the Buildings are substantial, and consist of the best inaterials,and are finished in a modern style of workmanship; fitted up and' equipped with every useful fixture for the immediate accommodation of a large Family. The domestic apartments are under the main House, compleat, and do not interfere with the better part thereof, having three Staircases, excellent 'Cellars,. arched in a rock of chalk, and every part of the Premises perfectly dry in all seasons, and well supplied with exceed ing fine Water. The Mews and Stable-yard detached are se cure and quite within itself, contain separate stalledStableS, for Twelve Horses, double Coach Houses, Laundry, Brew huitse, with Servants' Bed-momsi Granary; Hay-lofts . i, and turn..rooirrie over, unct other TiOciingz and fatting Poultry, Sporting Dogs, Piggery, &c. &c. Two Gardens waned, fully planted with the best choice of Fruit Trees now in full bearing. The Kitehen Ground cropped, Vegetables remarkably good, and great plenty: The Plea. sure Grounds intersected with flowering Shrubs and ,Ever greens, laid.Out.with taste, but not expensive. The - eleva tion of the Mansion is regular, .bounded by a ,Lawn of Six Acres of rich Verdure, wonderfUl in produce, by the present crops, with a Walk declining by a gentle slope aoe . yards.to - a Summer Retreat, on the verge of the - C.`litt, Which 'is so feet from the Sea; and' two other pleceS* of - Meadow and Saint folii ad j oini ng 'the . Gardens, containing in thee whole Ten Acres, be the same more or ess. The accommodations and local beauties the above possess, exceed what in the usual limits'of an advertisement can - be expressed, as no de ceptionis used or meant, but to explain with candour fads Which may be depended one to At' c trouble and disappoint ments. , . May be viewed by tickets, and every inforthation known of Mr. Kimberley ; Surveyor ot F.state, sm. who bas viewed the same for the purpose above mentioned; N,o. i(io, Picca dilly. • AU lettets to NY FLOM (post-paid), be duly an swered. - Particulars allo inay'be had of geisrs. Baxter and Mariin, Solicitop, No. 4; l'urnivalis-Inn, London ; at Bensnri's and Mitchener's Hotels; Margate; the King's Arius, Ramsgate; and Mr. Harrison ; AttOiney-at Law, Deity. N.H. There are Two Freehold Cottages belonging to This Estate, with a good Kitchens-Garden to one of them; \yell fenced, planted and cropped, andylrich is at present occu pied with the house. - - Distance . abbut three Miles and a hall tram Margate, two from Rantsgate half a mite from pload stairs, and about 74 from London: 'The surrounding Conittry is prolific, and the Roads good in every direttion. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Furniture at a Lair appritiment, awit.tventory which is ready :for ixtipealoh, [PRICE six PENCZ. SCOTLAND.=—COZITY OF KINCARDINE. FREEHOLD ESTATE OF •PHESDO. TO BE - SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.,- In ' the Month of August; on a bay to be after wards ad VertiSed, unless previously' disposLA O a f by Private Contra fllE LANDS ) BARONY) E'S 'EA TE of PaESDO ; ConsiSting, Of about Eight Hitudred English -Acres, whereof Five Hundred are Arable; and the remainder .Pasture and. Moor Ground', capable of. being converted into 'Arable at an'easy cipenc'e: On the Estate there is an old Family Mansion, and a good Cartipt, About One Hundre.l and Fifty Acres surrounding the Mansinn House are inclostal with a \Vail of St One and Lune; and ,mnsisr partly "olArab::., and partly of - rich old Grass. The whole are held utiderord Leases, whiCh. expire next Martinmas; :end upon it renewal Of tir.lll4 the Rent Will more than doun:e what is now The Public BitrdenS are under Zol. The Mill of Kincpr..t. belonging to the'Estatq is mttch resorted to by the ing Far!pers.... • the Estate is delightfully'situated in the Parish of ; ow, at the button) of tile Soutit-sir , t: of 'the C.:tampion the rich ' and populous Dittriet called HOW 01 , hi I?A RNS ; Sixty-five Miles,i‘riett4 of iii.iinhurgit, Miles Awn the Sea-port Tocvm of Montrose an.i to which ;cut easy .:::.cess by f the hest o it ,:uJunds with (Lin, of ,:teseription, and is itt kt g re a t , 1111,;;Oure - sXii . ttAt by :An cxe , :)iont Troating.ttreant In the dose vieinity'therc i = riboutLoce ci T. itric to be had on reason able terms ; and tn." Mien okrty' ttiltivatezt, is capable of yieklin4 the 'noir lux iniant Crops , of C ,T ur; nips, and Grass, The confer s VREEHOLD Q UA I,IIIC.ktION ; and in this small County, the litteriO,:r of Voters are very limited. For the accommodation of a Purchater,.a 'eonsiderable part of the Price nay be retained on . S , xurity of the Estate. Title Pleads; with .a Plan Admeasurement of the Estate; arty in the ptueessiett of Mr, Fraser, Lincoln's Inn, London, to whom .replication may. he made for further P;Ar.' tietila%; and also to Janles Fraser, Esq. Writer to 'the Signet, -Edinburgh ; and Mr. Peter Christian, Writer Stonehaven, .who will spew the Estate, and give every inforrhation on the ROCHESTER, KENT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, LL that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, or TR NEMENT., ivith the Appartenatresi situate in the high Streer,:.Rochester, in the occupation of Mr. Robert Dixon, Bookseller and Stationer, Tenant at Wlll. Also all that Other Freehold Niessuagc or Timer/tent, n•Eth the appurtenances, situate in the said High Street, and noNir in the, occupation of the Wirio%v Itoagsorr, Draper, Tenant at Will. _ . The abOve Premises are eXtenlive, 'comttiodious - , and ad= vautagetiusly situate for trade. For farthir particulars-wly to Mr. NiChoison, Solicitor, RoJtaster; or to Mr. Flexner, Solicitor, Cluncery-lnc, London. . . WI LTSlit RE. - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A YALUABLE arid most Dzsiiable FREE, HOLD, ESTATE' and, MANOR, elegant Mansion, replete with every Convenieticy ; *suitable Offices, Gardens; Pfeaiure Grounds, Private Horse Course, - Plantations, and beautiful Park, or Fertile Ornte, encompassed by subsoil. rill ;. Oak Paling, extending about . 4 miles eitt circumference ; capital Farms and 'Tenements, containing in the, whole up.. wards 1630 Acres, he the same more or, less, of Meadow Pasturc, Arable, and Wood Land, lying pettedly compads , unintdrmixed with any other propertyy and enjoying tome valuable exemptions from Tythes, compthing the Lordship or Manor of Newtontoney, in the County of Wilts, and this beautiful Seat and Estate called Wilbuty, late belonging to, Thomas 13ratisitaw,. Esq. deceased: The Capital - Mansion, Fann,houses, Olficesy and Oaf-buildings, are in perfect{ 2t. pair, the Lands in a high state of cultivation, the Soil dry aril healthy, the Situation truly desirable, at the distanec of 74 ni.fus,from London, 31.freinitiatii, 4 ta,rrl Attl.r.thery, attd4o fruit A.TidOVei SAliSNry ro6pat,}ively, in a genteel NeighbOurhoady and line Spotting Country, abtindantly stocked with Came, and .generally esteemed one or the moat': conplete and 'desirable Estates for the Residence of a C;en le man and Sportsman ti;e Kingdorn. rurther Pafticti fats rnav be !tad bv, applying to Nfr. Pryce, of Park.sireer, Bath; Mr. lohn tlarky at Wilbitry, Who will.shew the Estate or to Messrs., Williarits and Brooks; Soliv!ois, A R()MATIC - SPIRIT of VINEGAR. (the - 1 original Invention ot7 Mr 1-fbary)) propamd and sold by TIit)NIAS and. WILLIAM PIENRY, Chemists and' A eothecuriesi Manchester, rilib most agreeable perfumed Liquor is 4 Cornpriund of highly concentrated Viney,ar; joine4 with the Most. pleasant Aromatics. Its strong and :pungent 'Odour 'renders 'it ex tremely. gratefui and saintary to 'persons Nbouring under.. Ilead.:achs, I ainthigs, '&c. and Adapts it• for cOnitterading the bad etkeets of heated or foitl Air. Hence it Ins :beer,. found highly übeful in *ma, where 'the Int : entail of 'Fe vers, of Sore 'ThrdatS, or :of othei contagious Diteasesi pre« nail ; and in ail crouded places of public resort, as 7'hearresl Courts of. ustice, tiee. It may also' he particularly recoin. mended to Persons residing in:Hot Climates,. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar; price as. 9d. each bottle, Stamp included, is sold, Who)eiale and retail, by Bayley an d Blew, Cockspurlstreet (the only persons in London autho rized by the Proprietors to sell the same'', Whire may be had Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Co'rnelian, Crystal, &c..N. B. Each bottle, besides a ,coPlSer-plktc label, slgnect by the Preparers; has the Letters T. and W. Henry's A ro. inatic Spirit of Vinegar moulted M the rims. DR. NORRIS's DROPS THE superior Efticacy ot . this Mediainc i in •tll . . foliowing DiStlnlersi his, rhore thaii half an age„ been universallv experienced and acknowileriged, revers of all sorts, whether frnHaminatory, putrid', ntillary, bitiuus ner vous, or licetic; but especially the 'Putrid, or -Yellow f ever, so fatal in hot climates, in which dostrucAiye itt.aladY, by a libcril application, the Patient is reeavered in the' very hour expected dissolutkon, In coritplainti of the Stomach and Bowels; Asthmas; invqerate Coughs •.Colds, scurvy' and Impurities of the Blond, impaired ' Coustittltibrts, and the decays ,and discomforts of advanced Life, not h'in& can exem.l its cordial and salutary elfeels. A table-Sfiontiful in 3 glass of water, ~taken occasionally; prevents the ilt, effctis fre+ quently experienced in nervous and bilious habits ; front Sea:. bathing; or drinking the Mineral Waters. The Family Bottle; its. is Only to bt had at the rioEtoPO House; Larva Brook-street; clrosvenot4qqat.; where poukt Of Cures are delivered; prates, and all Orders for E xporlatiort executed . . The 'tither Sited Bottles are Sold Yi r holesali sac{ Retail by Messrs. leboult and CO. NO. 1,50, Oxford;street; WENTY:-SIX Years tticaessful trattlien't. t Z -7:"4 0s Ispeak more than even the must retrie&atile etteStii!'ons of fads to its virtues, in syniptoms nting NervotO Aitet•-t- , tions, the frightful ravages of '.. 4 '4,:rtißittilx, (she.* * them, 1v e 3 by pain t';11, ett larvment ot' the 4, lands; t'entieiing joinis incapable of their tundions) in RiteuniatUni, etc.--ca(..h tii)ing its remedy tin this established Medicine . , it...4Mg14 bottle of which has eill‘venl-.,the altnost hoetessiiinent. As an anti dote in Vuttpufie L'Aes its ex traelion rom the YL:geralti Minet24latit Aniirtal Kingdnms, gives S PII. S.PFR `C$ P TENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS its 4rrlier ority all Other Medicines ; it gas itritnediately on the tiuicis cf the body, promotes tnity in its ar.tion t and I , !ays.ti:t to the taste ; digestion is assisted; tone Added to the rtervt. t.tquitilmo Ctintinement; arid its virtues uninjured liy time they counterLd a dispOsition to cutaneous diseases; so '1 . ! , ; quentitstiperyening the Small-ppx, itiLeasles i M.:. and aseia very much the action of the Waters t in Su ,Biliees and Consurnittive AtfediOns) and Worms, they have often suce,eedid; 501d..41s usurl; in bottles of Is. later ens at il, zs. each, 'at the DlsP.e l "4ri ;S6ho-squarei!Lorid6ni most re. , epet,lable venders xu 'Thwti and Countir,. Mr: Sr Li:quay gives his advice 419erp toning, hatvroren the hada of ten and foul o'cicick; at the Diipensary i Soho" square, Londtin i t wheit Letters (pest - paid); acmnpanied with the usual lee of One ainti hettitildol tO, v hied compiiMent Will be aIV/rays expthed, tliote aikins a pratt zonal coneultatiott, 4,11" 'the Peat raielted