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I A ~ c 1 • Vjfk...„ sk • 4** -"‘" Lt• 1 . 4 • . ( 1 , * V - 1 , „ t-!• , • \ • x,lll 1 • ;ZI-p " 4 1 )7 ..t coin to THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, zBoi. [PRI6 . II. SIX tENCE. . It al4o NumBER 2770.] NORFOLK. A.LDENHAM INCLOSURE, in the COUNTY of. • HERTFORD. • • THE COMMISSIONERS for the 'above IN. k CLOSURE do hereby give Notice to the Proprieroti who have not already delivered in.their.Claimst that all and every Person and Persons, and every Body Politic arid Cor.: porate, having,"or lawfully claiming, any Messuages, - Cot, tages, ToftSteads, , Lands, Tenements' Tythes, Heredita ments, Right of Common, or other Rights or Interests whatsoever, for, or in respell of which any Allotment or other Compensation is directed' or intended to be made by . virtue of the Ad-for the said. Inclosure, are thereby required to deliver to the said Commissioners, at their Second Meet ing, an kcconnt in Writing, under their respedive Hands, or the Hands .of their respedive Agents or Anon:des, con taining a true and particUlar Description of all the Messoages, Cottages, Lands, Tenements, Tythes, Rights of Common, and other Hereditaments, for which any Allotment or Com , pensation. is claimed by theM respedively, distinguishing therein the Open and Common Lands from the Inclosed Lands, and the computed Quantities thereof sespedively, and with what Messuage, Cottage, or Toftstead, the said --Lands are occupied, and in whose occupation the same then are respeetively, and by what Tenure, and for what Estate, the same and every part thereof are then respedively holden,• and whether the same ate claimed to be held discharged of Tythes, or subjed to a Modus. or other customary Payment in lieu thereof. • , . And the said Commissioners - d0 hereby give further No tice, that their Second Meeting s will be held at the WOOL PACK. INN, at ST. ALBAN's, in the said County of ' Hens, on Monday. the arst Day of September next, at Ele ven o'Clock, when and where all PersonS not having al ready delivered in their Claims, are hereby desired to come prepared to deliver the same as direded by the said Ad, as i.o Claim can be afterwards received, except for some legal Disability or special Cause to be alloyed by the said Corn- Znissioners as a sutlicient Excuse. Dated this Ist Day of August, Igor, By , Order of the Commissioners, , s . BAR KOW and PORBES, Clerks to‘the said Commissioners. MONTGONIERYS-HIRE FREEIOLD ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - ~13y PENSAM CLARKE; . . At the Lion Inn,: in Shrewsbury, Ott Thursday and FriciaY; the 6th anti 7.th ,D.tys of Attp st; ;8o r; at Three o'clock hi the Afternoon of :arch Day, hi Yliirty-six, or sir:Ai other Lots as shall be arced.„tipt - m, and subject to sueli Coadi tions'as shall be produced at the 'rime of Sale . ; THE Capital MANSJ ON.HOUSE; ealled . LLA,NDRINIO HALL; with several mnssyAG S;- FARMS; and TENEMENTS, and about §2,0 Acres of CN-" cellent Meadow; -Arable,' and PaStUre Land, situate in the Parishes of Llandrihio arid. I. tandisilio, in the said County The Estates lie in a mosr pidturekklue and terz,le part of the County of IVlOntgoinery,; atveasy "disTarne" from Lime and Coal; and.are capable of great iinpr("Yeri - itots. ,The principal part of the Land io well adapted i'c,r and the wilolie is very moderately rated to art Land Tax. The MansiOn,iloraw is vie,i,;:intiy situat - cd in a beautiful Vale, r 4 miles distant from Shiey. - sbury ; tne remainder of the F.state a little inorec, arcs is situate-about riMe miles front Pool, seven front Oswestry, and nine from Lianfyllin; all good Market Towns. 'For further information apply to Mr. Cranmere, near Bridgnorth ;*. Nkstirs. M.klock, Presland and Worrell; Solicit Ors, Lincoln'szinn, orMt. , Thomas; Solicitor,: Llan . fyllin ; at whose Offices prinzed , Particulars may be had in a few days; at the A udioileer's Bridgnorth; 'thelilacoof and the principal Inns in ' Shrewsbury; Oasestry, Poo!; Li infyllin, "and Ll Ariyinynesh ; and of Mr. Bromic , ' of tne LHouse Farm; in L4ndrinin, who will direct +toper Persons to spew the . - Estate, and with whom and at Air. Thomas's Office, a Map:descriptive of the Lots will be Ictit. Firsbyr At a GENERAL MEETING of the DEPUTY LIEU TENANTS and MAGISTRATES of the COUNTY of NORFOLK, held at the •Shire-house on Tuesday last, for the purpose.of taking into consideration the most effec , tual Measures that can be adopted for the DEFENCE-of ~he said COUNTY, and t h e PRESERVATION of a - RPPERTY in the event of an aCtual INVASION, Tid fack . This Day was published, In One Voltnne Svo. price Bs. in boards,. HISTORY of the REBELLION in IRELAND, 1 in the Year 17 9 8, &c. containing an impartial account of the Proteedings of the Irish Revolutionists from the Year -i;.dr ?? z. J. Acre." red .and of f'.r A•.ererf 7 on tlo 1782, till the Suppression of the Rebellion; with an Appendix :o illustrate some Faas. By. the Rest. JAMES GORD'ON, Retor of Killegny, in the Diocese of Ferns, and of Canna way, in the Diocese of Cork, Author of Terraquea, or a "New System of Geography and Modern History ; twenty five years an Inhabitant of the:County of Wexford. London: Printed for T. Hurst, Paternoster-row. Lna if t up is ty • This Day was published, • On Imperial Paper, price il. is. the Second Edition, con siderably improved and enlarged,. of AA GENERAL TREATISE on MUSIC, parti- L cularly oil Harmony or Thorough Bass; and its appll. cation in Composition : containing also many, essential and origUial subjeas, tending,to explain and illustrate the whole. being; .I.es . 0 1 › pi tal 3.$ . ed, -• %ix ci 1 a ;vhir"s;. By M. P: KING. • Sold by the Author, No. t 23, Great Portland-street ; and may be had also of all the Musicsellers in the United King dOrn. <. ;u:~ Lill ..~...~ 1 This Day were published, In Four elegant Volumes, Foolscap Bvo. Price One Guinea, in boards, MEMOIRS of the. late Mrs. ROBINSON, WRITTEN - by HERSELF • • Including Anecdotes of , many distinguished HERSELF; of the present period; with Poems and Letters never before pub lished, Written by Herself; or addressed to 'her by various Persons. • • Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Chin-ell-yard ; and Sold by all Booksellers. P.: _.- of CAPITAL ESTATES IN SUFFOLK. TO BE' SOLO BY AUCTION,. In Five Lots, • paid') . " tUititiit-~ By ROBERT ISAACSON, At the Angel Inn, in Bury St. Edmunds, on Wedneidgy the tzth day of August next, at Three o'Clock in . the Afternoon, subjed to such Conditions as shall be trim anal. there produced; 1 -I HE .I\4 ANOR of OUSDEN, in SUFFOLK, 1 extending over- the whole Parish, with the 'Fines . * Quit-rents, and other Manorial Rights, Capital Brick MANSION HO USE;with necessary attached and detached Offices, Cellars, Double CoaCh-hOuse, Stabling, for seven teen Horses, brickwalled in Garden of near Two Acri-F, planted with the choicest Fruit -trees, Paddocks, Woods, and Plantations, forming, a residence fora large genteel Fa. mily, and sundry capital Dairy and Sheep Walk Farms - con.. taming altogether moo Acres and upwards, lying and being in Ousden, '.Dalhatn,' and Wickhambrook, in Suffolk, dis 4 'cant about nine miles froth Bury St., Ed:uunds, and Seven from Newmarket. , The Mansion-house,' Paddock, wood Grounds, and part ,of the Lands, arein hand, of which immediateposLession will - tie had, and the rest of .the Estate is lett to respedable Tenants, who have had notice to quit at Michaelmas next,-- The Manor has great plenty of Game. Any inquiries .will be.; answered at the Hall. and the .Tenants will shew their,respedive occUpations. Printed Particulars will be, shortly.i - eady to be had of Mr. .Robert ,Buxball,. near Stowinarket ;- of the Auc tioneer at'Cowlinge':; at the Office of Messrs. Chinery and Sparke, ,Attornies , Bury St. Edmunds ; and. of Messrs. Bromley and Bell,' . No. 4, Holborn-court,'qray'6 Inn, Lon. don. 117~~ii.';?~ it.-• accoip krt Oil • LOST, BILL for 771. tos: drawn• . from Whitby, on FS. Francis Easterby, Esq: 6th •July, iSor, by John At kinson, payable to Thomas Peirson, and indorsed by him, and accepted payable at Hoare, Hill, and Rarnetts. Was taken our of a Letter sent by Post from Worthing, 19th July. This is to Rive Notice; that - Payment-of said Bill is stopped, and a Reward of One Guinea will be given/to any Person re turning it to 'Francis EasterbY, ESq. at Batson's ,Coffee-house. .a 0 This Day were published, Elegantly printed in Two Volumes, large (Mayo, • • Price il. ss. in boards, POEMS, by JOHN PENN, Esq. consisting of vOl.l. ORIGINAL WORKS, containing several hitherto unpublished . ; and Vol. 11. IMITATIONS and TRANSLATIONS... - The Poems formerly: published being 'revised and correa ed ; the- Didaaic parts founded upon urke's Sublime and Beautiful i anu the Whole•embellished with Elates ; among which are Representations of Gray's and Sir •Edward Monuments lately ereatdut Stoke, and a -Head of the Au thor, from a Bust of admi,red workmanship. Quo fit, ut omnis* • - Voiiva pateat, yeluti descripta talSefla Vita.' Del VariUstilui eh'io piango, e..ragiong Fra le .vane speranze,- • 0 ve -sia chi per prova irttenda -amere,. Spero.trovar- 7 -non the pFrdono, Ma del ri - o vaneggiar. , --e ilfrutte t=• • . —IL pentirsi, e'l cones= chiaramente Che quanto place al mendo e 'breve sogno PETRARCA. Sold by 1. Flatehard, ago, Piccadilly ; Cobbett and Morgan; by Mall • • • PY ):1, , .; colt- :.:1 1 he:ftiont TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. A SURGEON of a Public Institution, and a Member of the - Royal College of Surgeons has a ya cancy,for a young Gentleman as an Apprentice. He will be considered as a Physician's Pupil, and have the advantage of attending the Medical as well as the Surgical Department of the Charity. A, Line addressed to Messrs. Dickenson and Salters, Drug gists, Poultry, will be attended to. t!rge . )rf si:Cc jn or it!- Lavo fro fl Holt I in 14'0' MONEY TO ADVANCE ON ANNUITIES, PEN- )r - 7 1:N - sti3 ;aiird-t3/ rioi' vl" hei 6. )Mier a' Present : The Most Noble MARQUIS TOWNSHEND, Lord ~1 Lieutenant, Chas - man ; T he Hon. William Asheton- John Beevor, M. D. • Harbord •krancis Philip Bedingfield, Sr Ecirnuiid Bacon, Bart. Esq. . • ni Thomas Beeviat,' Bart: Thomas Hutton, Esq. Sir Henry La e mb s e o r n t : Bart. ,Marky HildesleDickens,Esq. tr Knt. - Thomas Blofeld, Esq. acob Astley, Esq. Robert Plurnbtre , Esq. Thomas Woaehouse Esq. Charles. Lucas, Esq. Touias Beevor, Es q. William Adair, Esq. o t hit krere, Esq. Theikev,RobertThointinson, ° ` l Money, Esq. Thomas Wright, Esq. . 'chard Lloyd, Esq. The Rev. Peter Sandiford williah~lu • Gordon, Esq. *Martin Folkes Rishton, E sq. E:rle Bulwer, Esq. ,Deputy Lieutenants and Jus b,Thuno Stracey, Esq. tices of the Peace, .acting '''`",,hert Harvey, the younger, •in and for the said. County, with many others ; also thri Smith, Esq. • Major-General Lo ft us, hrnesi4orkintluroughes,Esq. Brigade-Major Stoddart 211-carna_e.A . ll,43p g V 34 -.ie. F.O-mart, Corn. W tha younger, missary for the. taster's Esq. District; and . Thomas Cubitt, Esq: EdwardHaiveyGrigson, Esq. George Cubitt, Esq. Central Commissary; READ, An .A6l of the 3Sth Year of the Reign of His present Majeity, intituled, " An Ad to enable His Majesty more etiedhally to provide for the Defence' a, a n d Security the. Realm during the present War ; and „ "Y for i nd emnifying Pers o ns who may sutler in their. Property I such A measures as may be necessary for that purpose." Rea Letter, d a ted the isth of June, aor, from the Right Hon. Lord Hobart, one of His Majesty's i'rincipal Se cretaries State, to the Lord Lieutenant, directing him to 1 2- 11 ___ rs a u Ftg measures _pointed out in the Plan for the Pie e'" nen of Property in the event of an Invasion. - the Readt A Plan for the Removal of Live Stock, &c. ,from 'cSea Coast, in case of Invasion, transmitted to the Lord Lieutenant by the Right Hon. Lord Hobart.' Read, A Pl an f or di v idi ng t h e M ar itime Hundreds of Nor folk into Six ,Divisions, appointing particular Volunteer Corps to each Division,: nominating places for temporary Depots, ,and R o ut e s t o r driving Cattle, under the protection of the Y eomanry, i nto t h e Int er i or o f the County, submitted "'the Lord Lieutenant by General Loftus, the General com inanding the County of Norfolk.' Also Read; A Letter from Lord Hobart to the Lord Lieu-' tenant, recommending him to exhort the Volunteer_ Corps to exercise frequently, and to be ready for Service at the shortest eionce : 1 3esolved Unanimously, That_ at the present irn..rta.nt . 1 ,7 - ,Lthd, it is a dut icumbat upon Persons of every ...eh p ;Cf. voluntarily t o n come f or ward and use their utmost en reurs for the Defence of the Constitution, and for the , r eservation of their Country, and that their exertionashould • °llly be voluntary, but vigorous, so as to baffle the carts trf Enemy aiming at the destruition of bath. Resolved, That several measures recommended by Go. "(eminent for the Internal Defence of the Country; and the ?reservation of Property, as treated of in the Ad, and other communication aforementioned, - are of the most essential inn. siorianeein -the present 'satiation of affairs: R eso lved Unanimously, That the same be'. carried into desasention throughout the Count'', as expeditiously as pos sible. - ResolVed; That the Deputy Lieutenants and Justices o' the Peace acting within the several SUbdivisions, for which Subdivision Meetings are separately -holden under the Militia laws; do forthwith hold Meetings within their respective Subdivisions, with power for them to subdivide again if they shall think it expeclient ; and that they convene the Chief Constables, and ail other Persons whose assistance shall be necessary'to attend such Meetings, and that from thence they direct Meetings to be held Within their respediVe Parishes, for the purpose of cacrying the'said measure intcnexecution. Resolved; That..the -Deputy Lieutenants and justice's of the •Peace acting within . their several Subdivisions, d os .at their several Meetings; apsioinna sufficient number of proper Peratins to be Leaders or Captains of Pioneers • and that th e y reculest the said Persons to'signifysto the said Meeting; their ric.`ceptatice of the said office in writing, giving therein ilf ne , cessary Instructions, in regard 'to the Dutics expected to be perfcnned by them. • Resolved, That the Deputy Lieutenants and justices of the Peace, acting within the several. Subdivisions, do n at the , several Meetings, nominate and appoint one or m ore suffinient and proper Person or Persons, within each S,ubdivision, to -ad as Inspedor or InSpedors-over the several Conductors of Waggons and Carts within the same, and to do the duties set . „forth inahe Plan for procuring Carriages and SUpplies ; and that they request the said Persons to signify to the said sAleetings their acceptance (he said office in writing, giving them all. necessary Instructions, in-regard to the Duties ex- Wiled to be performed- by them, and by the Condridors of aggons and Carts tinder their orders, within the Subdivi or parts of Subdivisions, assigned to them respedively. Resolved, That the Deputy lieutenants and justices of the Peace, among within the several Subdivisions, do, ,in ge neral, use all suCh means as they shall think proper and most tireEtual to obtain the concurrence of thelnhabitants , in all , the several important objects pointed out in the Schedules' ?• 11(1 Proposals in respect to the removal of Stock, .procia-. to g Guiaes, Pioneers, Carriages, Bread, and Supplies in general, as also the Returns of Persons and Stock of the , several descriptions therein mentioned, and ReturnsolßoatS, Barges, &c. and all other matters and things to be done in ':egald thereto as expeditiousln as possible. - Resolved, That all the several Declarations , Agreements , 4 unciations, and Returns, which shall be signed by the Inha bitants o r the several Parishes, in pursuance of, the Prepo sitions and Recominendations aforesaid, be, with as mu'eli 'Pedition as possible, returned by or from the said Parishes tothe respective Sub -division Meetings,' and by such Sub division Meetings to the Clerk of the General Meetings, and that Copies thereof be Oa° transmitted by the Clerk of the General Meetings to the General Commanding, and to the. Cornmissary of the Eastern Distrid t as soon as possible upon Ids receiving the same. Resolved, That all the Deputy Lieutenants and. Magis trates of the County of Norfolk, be a Committee, of which not less than three are to be competent to ad, to meet evory Wednesday and Saturday, and as much more frequently as they. shall think fit, in the G' rand itry "Chamber, At. the Shire-house, at twelve o'clock at noon, for the, purpo4 of - corresponding with the Sub=division Meetings, AS Well as With the' Lord Lieutenant, the Gen e ral Commanding,i arid the Commissary of the. Eastern District, on all points which may appe.l to require explanation. And also, that the 'De puty Lieutenants and fustices acting in theseveral Subdivi spns, do, as early and as frequently as poisirfie, report or_ signify to the said Committee what tney shall have done, and how far they shall have succeeded in the several matters aforesaid, stating any difficulties which may occur, to the end that they mayreceive such _further instructions and ex planations as the case rriay be found to requires Resolved, That the Gentlemen. who have attended. this Meeting, do pledge' themselves to support the measures re commended at the same.; and that these Resolutions shohld be printed, and. Copies sent 'to the Deputy Lieutenants and , . Magistrates of the County., - Resolved Ufianimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Marquis .Townshend, for having convened this Assembly, ,aod for his attention to this business, and the important cominunicationt he has been pleased to make on ' the subjed. • • Ordered, That this Meeting be adjourned to Saturday, the Ist day of August, at Twelve WC - lock at noon precisely. CHARLES LAY, Clerk to the General Meetings. . tat August, .IEOI. tress tlf ol , r.r a t of iUCiI. b 0; er-r!t, f:t t*Caio , ,"" eitava,• he tilswuc 110.gre* propc° )po too folio rig-s , . Lc . , 11 ) 11.0 ~ il3 -strati !bSII, )1 f 01.11; J.,ave TENT EREA II ti r2 O , its, b 1"", =tiVCn P" c0:1 1 ( eco,.efff RS iiic.ea Be, 31 d V a t. '" :t x: 'dettb! tk^ uIS6L-ribf At bct ;Itigea rtfis ut; Curg . 2 secrc ,•' 1°) rti VVVi 3leilCe;; , S r. ' a , O‘lci f N; (." a v ; (- 1,111 Luwcl 6,4' ovc, A tt . ' ; q °ls cisons,:j recY, ,itl 3 up r ov C' ire cola! SIONS, &c. 'PLACES under GOVERNMENT -g-Fifty. Thou .'. sand Pounds is immediately ready-to advance an Real Incomes from a.!. to loon!. a-year, arising from Pensions . , Estates,- Money 'in the Funds, Annuities, Rent. : Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Patent' . Places, &c. Gentlemen having Interest May be informed of several genteel Civil and Military' Appointments, from. foal. to 20001. a-year,. at Home.and Abroad. . Several eligible Mort:: gages, Reversions, and Annuities, are daily -for ili§posal. Ten Years Purchase given for Annuities on Freehold or long leasehold Estates, and a good Price for Life Interests ; also for Pensions, Patent Places, Reversions, and Church Lly. , Navy and Military_Ofticers' Half-pay and Pensions .received: • Personal' Applications, from Eleven till Three o'Cloek, to Melville and Co. at their Agency-Office, Na. 7, Cecil street, S.trarid.-7No Letters received unless post-paid. . MONEY READY TO ADVANCE, ALL PER SONS in possession of Incomes, arising from Freehold, COPy hold, or .Leasehold Estates,4n Land or Houses,_ Money in the Funds, - Rent Charges, Mairiage Settlements, Widows' jointures, An nuities, -Patent FlaCes," Church Livings; or any other cer- , taro Income for Life, maybe supplied with 'temporary or penuanerit Sums to any Amount, by paying Annuity In terest for ;he same. • The Nobility 'and • Gentry of ,known Property, or their Heirs, May be accommodated on their personal security ; and in any instance where the single security of: an indivi dual may be deemed • insufficient, the addition of another person to guarantee the payment of - the Interest will re move-the objection ; and, in all cases, privilege will be given to the Public - to -return the principal at their. own option. Personal applications V 4.11 be received every day till Four o'CloCk and Letters from Correspondents in To , .vn or, Country (post paid) will be immediately answered,' ad- - kessecl to the Director of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town I•lduse,•No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden-square. ' • TO THE CLERGY. TO BE SOLD (with early Possc§sion) --- - „ , THE ADVOWSON of a a LIVING in healthy r 1.. and genteel Neighbourhood, about Sixty Niles. from London, of the annual value of leo:. Also an Advilwirson of the same'valu - e (the present Ineuin. bent of which is a bad life, agt...i 38 ) ears). For particulars apply . (it by Letter, post-paid) to Messrs. 131,0:e and White, Solicitors, Essex-street, London. A PLEASURE YACHT. - --- TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, that beautiful Carvel-built Vessel PE;IREL, Cutter rigged, built for a Pleasure Yacht in May too,. for which purpose she has every Accommodation on board, and may be usAas-such,ortor a long , Sea Voyage, without any additional expence; she measures 3o Tons 7S-94ths, is a capital Sea boat,' and wonderful fast sailer; is amply found in prime Stores and Garnetts, Patent Blogks, &c. tvlAy be seen at any time, aria further Particulars known, on - ap,)lication to Ci. Hookey, AuEtioneer; Southampton. WHEREW AS `l, Charles' Harper, or 'tennis_ court, King-street, Southwark, have for some time p. ,t made sp_urious Blacking Cakes, counterfeitlng•Ahose prepared by Willi4rn Bayley, affixed thereto Lzrbels, similar to those upon the•genuine Cakes, counterfeited the Signature oldie said William Bayley, at the bottom -of the Bills of Di re6tion inclosing the Same, and have sold - the said,counterfeit Cakes, so labelled and inclosed, by Wholesale and Retail, pretending them to be genuine Cakes prepared by the said William Bayley, for which offence he has commenced Action against me, but in regard to my Family, has consented not to proceed therein $ • I do hereby express my sorrow for the Irt!position which I have so pradised on the Public, and the liijury thereby done to the said William Bayley, and promise never to repeat the same ;. and, I hope that'this ac knowledgement will be a Caption to-Venders of Blacking Cakes in general. • Witness Gao. WARE. . CHARLES HARPER. N.B. 'The genuine Cakes are prepared only by William Bayley, at his Elaboratory at Battersea, and sold Wholesale and Retail by Bayley and Blew, Cocitspur-street, London. Solomon's-Place, Liverpool. DR.' SOLOMON - announces' to his numoTus Customers, that he has just sent to his Agent,,v, Ir. Mathews, No. JS, Strand, London, and to his Warehouo, Exchange-court, Dublin, -a fresh and very- large' supply of his much esteemed CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD ; be ing a sure, remedy for debilities after long feveiv, nervods disorders, and weakness peculiar to the Female Sex, cholic, flatulence, sickness, vomiting, loss olappetite, gouty_ spasms of the stomach, hysterical and hypochondriacal aadions, lowness of spirits, and the various direful complaints usually tiled Nervous Disorders, price tos. 6d. each bottle, or twelve in si, cases. Pamphlets of its efficacy gratis. , TO BE SOLD)iY AUCTION, „ . . (Of which timely-Notice will be given), • • THE LEASE of a .very , Eligible' COUNTRY ESI DEN C situated at Barlchami . in the County of Berks,two miles from Wokingharn,and siX from Reading. The House contains, on the Ground Floor, a spacious: Drawing room, a very good Dining-mom, and one Bed.rooln ; on the First Ploor.„five very good ne&.chatube.rs• and ‘a Dressing— room ; has attached so it a good Kitchen, Servants' Rooms ; Servants' Hall, 'and every requisite Conyearience,.. It hat - -a good Garden and. two Meadows, containing about seven acres, belongint to it. The unexpired part of the Term is for near ly 46 years, "subject to a'Rentof 421. _per ann. For ParticrOars, inquire of Mr. Collins, An6lioneer, Wokingham . , BerkS. Thefirrniture may be taken at a valuation, at the option of the Purchaser of the Lease: The Fixtures must be taken by valuation. • • : - ADVICE. • THIS season of the year makes it necessary to gtiard 'against' the sudden changes of the weather, which ,too often, atteds the habit, obstrOding the perspi ration; and thereby producing those eruptions which are so much against, our appearance in society ,- besides producing an anxiety on the mind which gives fresh vigour to the disease; and as etteds of this kind are so often mistaken as .the consequences, of high living, recourse is had to a con-- trary mode of diet, and the habit by that means so reduced, that the fibres lose their energy, they are unable to throw off the affection such improper treatment has increased, instead by a contra,ry method of relieving the oppressed vessels, by gentle perspiration and other gentle evacuants ; and as this bas been the cause of the success of :SP.ILSBURY's ANTISCOR ; BUTIC DROPS, in the ,most 'inveterate eruptive cases of Scurvy and obstradedvessels, Goui,,Rhcu matism, &c. we may with hopes of success recommend it as a medicine which has maintained its charie - ter for so many years, notwithstanding the impositions praCtised on the Pub lic, in substituting a spurious mixtUre for the genuine. Sold in small bottles, indented with the words, " Frs. Spilsbury, his Antistorbutic Drops, by the King's Patent," and.the larger with the addition of 'the King's , Arms, at the Dispensary, Soho-square, and most of the respeCtable Venders in Town and Country, in 'the Borough only by Clark, No; 269, and Shaw, MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehouse for Dr: VAMES's POWDER, No. 45, .st. Paul's 'Church-yard, feW Doors from the . „ Corner of Cheapside, THE following MEDICINES are' Sold,: •at the Prices annexed, inclusive'of the Stamp Duties ini posed.by this Ad ; but no additional charge.. has been made upon Dr. AMES's POWDER, which is continued at . the original Price of 2S. 6d. per 'Packet. it may also be had at 11. 49. per Dozen; or the quantity of a Dozen ,Pat.kota in nn(-. Bottle for 11. as, 6(1. Duty included; so that the Public - are no surrerc f a. . 13ut in order to facilitate the operation, and to lecsen the burden of this .0, which Would in a great measure' have proved a Tax Upon Benevolence, all the other Medicines . are sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, or more, free from the expellee of the Stamps. s. 4. Dr. James's Powder z 6 Analeptic Pills 4 6 Cattle Powder 1. 6 Dr. Hooper'S Pills T ri Dr. Austin's* Clialy beat Pills s. d. 4 0 Cephalic Snuff' o 9 Dr. Steers's Parego ric Lozenges t I —Camomile Diops i 9 \, EsienceofColtsfoot 3 0 Essence ofKepperm. i 1i: . , Berry's B'iliOns ' 5 o OrmskirkMedleinq• 5 Dalby's Carminative 9 G lass's Maghesia 3 0 Tiokell's YEthereal Spi- luglish's Scots Pills. 1 6 rit 3 .6 • G rapt? s Drops Greenongh'sTinaures ti Norton's Drops ' 5 I? Tolu Lozenges r xi Spilsbury!s Drops 5 Mr. Spepce's Dentrifrice 4 0 S peedi man's Pills z o Freake's Tina. of 13ark 3 6 English Coffee 2 9 Iluxham's, by ditto, 6' Dr. Sotander's Tea z Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc z 6 Jones's Ritcuma , Convulsion Oil z 6. • Tinattre 3 6' Also, - the Genuine Arquebusade, lately imported, and most of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for Exportation are supplied without Stamps, as beforethis Aft. _ B. As many Perdons, particularly Servants and Mes sengers, mistake the House, F. NEWBERY, the Proprie tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at the East End of St: Paul's, nearest to Cheapsidc, and that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, with these Wcrds in scribed: " THE ONLY WAREHOUSE., FOR DR. IAMES's POWDER." • • - 01J.,-MrLLS:--= , LINCQLNp-qR. TO BE LETT,BY NIIVATE CONTRAtT, `And enterid:upon net Candlernits, 'TWO. Complete. and. VALUABLE SETS of OIL and SVIIITENING-MILLS, with extensive • range of Warehouses, Fooperage, Stabling, Wharf, Crane, and various other Convenieucies; together with Six .Tcne ments and Garder'4 , , 'And about SiX Acres of Good Land, si 'mate at 0 wston, hl• the above county, 'en the Banks of the Navigable , River Trent, within eight thilei of Gainsburgh,' thirty of Hull, and twenty tat Doncaster. Also a capital Oil-Mill, with Warehouses, Seed-chambers, St-tbling, two Tenements and about Eight Acres of fide Meadow Land, si tuate at Morton, only one Mile fromiGainsburgh. Likewise a•complete and very extensive range of Warehouses; from , which VesSels • on.the Trent can immediately, load and un load, having a Crane and sundry other conVemencies, - situate in Double-row, in the .Town of Gainsburgh., The situar tion of this Property-is extremely, advantageo - isi Vess4s of laige burthen being able to moor quite up to all the Premises, which, with a daily communication by waterwith Hull, and Inland Navigations to all the principal Trading, Manufactur ing and S O:t TOWIIS in the Kingdom, renders the . Inland and foreign Tr.:de,. which has been lons established to these Estates', highly lucrative, and worthy .the attention of Gen tlemen wishing to enter into Business. The Pretnises may be seen by application to Mr. Wood• head, .Surveyor, Gainaburgh, and runner Particulars known of Mr. Turner,.l3uslingihorpe, Market-Kaisin, Lincolnshire and at No. 55, Upper Berkeley -street, London. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (PUrsuant to an Order of the Lord High Chancellor), Before the Major Part of the Cgmmissioners named and au thorized in and by a Commission of Bankrupt awarded 'and issued and now in Prosecution against Joseph Glover, Wil liam Edwards, John Embury, 'and William .Cross, late of the City of Worcester, Bankers, Bankrupts, by Adjourn ment from the 22ti of July last, at the. House of Thomas • Williams, known by the Sign cliche Talbot, in the Parish of Claines, in the County, but near adjoining the City of Worcester, on Wednesday the tgth Dayof August instant, between the Hours of Four and Six inthe Afternoon sub , - jea to such Conditions as shall be then produced.- ' CAPITAL and COMMODIQUS MAN.. -SION-HOUSE, called THORNGROVE, situate in the Parish of Grimley, Three Miles. from the.•said City, delightfully situated on an - Eminenee commancling.a View of the River Severn, and a beautiful Prospeti over the most fertile Country,' terminated on the South-west by the grand and much-admired' Range of Malvern Hills, and on the North by the more piCkureSci,tie one of Abberley ; .containing Five Rooms on a Floor, the pining . -roorn being thirty-three, feet six inches by twenty feet se;venraChes ; Drawing=room twenty feet by sixteen; and the 'Other Rooms of large dimensions, with Closets, Cold and Hot Baths: I The whole elegantly fitted up, and finished with suitable .attached and detached Coach-houses`, StableS, Malt2house, Hop-kilns, and convenient Out-buildings,• I?leasure-grounds and Shrub bery-walks, with large .Kitchen Garden, inclosed an the South Side_hy a lofty StOve Wall, six hundred and forty feet in length ; and twelve in height, clothed with the choicest Fruittfrees, and now' in the highest perfection; - a „Circular,: Stone-buAt a , GOthic . Green-house, twenty feet, by fifteen; Hot-house, sixty feet by fourteen; two Succession . Pits, forty-three feet long and nine and an half wide.; i%lelen Pit, Sixtrieetbt.hicte,and an half,. In the. Front of the Man sion is,a spacious Lawn, falling in: a gridUal descent to a rich Valley,',distant 'alinut a pith - ter of (a. 'mile, a , great part of `which is do*ered with an handsome Sheetof Water, two thfni nridtWO hundred feet long, fosming from its adjacent Banks, .and front the House, a Most delightful . Sceite; imperceptibly disappearing behind 'a' Grove of beautiful Oaks: On the South Side is the ShAbbery, vt4. thoniand and eight feet hing, planted .with ,yell selected ; Shrubs and Forest Trees, at their tull . growti; together , v/th t rkeat Cottage, Gar 'dener's HOuie,,Uthand Bath-house:near adjoining the Canal. The whole Contains • ONE.I-HINDRED and THIRTY ACRES; nearly One Hundred titereof in Pasturage, and the remain* Hop-ground and Ar: Able Land, in highs Cultivation ; and, in point of Situation, truly desirable for the Residence of a large genteel Family. The 'Mansion. 'Buildings, Garden, Shrubbery, and the greatest part of the land, is Cep yhold, held for 'Four Lives under the BistiOp of Worcester--a Tenure little inferior t, • Freehold; Residue, About Eight Acres, Leasehold, for Ninety nine Years. , • For further .PartiOulars, apply to Mr. Street, Solicitor, P hilpdt-lane, London ; or to Messrs. Price and j3amebY, A ttornits, •Worcester, who wild appo.int a Person to 4Lcvf the ''remises, • This Day was published; in Ope Volume limo. price zs. HE LIFE and CAMPAIGNS of GENERAL' SUWO ROW, - Conqueror of Italy: • . • By AN OPFICER. London : Printed for T. Huist, Paternoster-row.