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r :10 ase, n the Scc.- for uve 4 ;,. z , • , ,; 5 114,,, ;wit:4ll7E P , V 4 9 , 7 , ~ ,zys;: o te‘ro Si T . T N . ,_o*Virk 110 ` . '"?,.. - tlIM.; i„ Z.:. ‘1 ,"... '• ; "` 1 0 .7. _ 1 14 41 " ~.ii.- - -t-_,-;-_,, ,)4 5 i , ,r, . _ ' ' ;• % '.,_-,. ...11 , ' ...,--..- 4 ,,, ,, , , A. , --.: • -;"..%- --7 - 0 „,,1ti ----e- - --- ,. - - ij i / kilillil . -1 7% *t ~, -~. irti. L'Pe cute kIJZ IDA Y, SEFTEM4ER 11, 1801. [PRICE SIX PENCE. NUMBER 2801.] THEATRE, RO L YAL, DRURY-LANE, 'INSURANCE ON ..FARMING.STOCK; - BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, Loaclop. • STRADBALLY•-HALL,'IRtI.AND: JO' BE LETT, -and entered cm_ immediately, that elegant Mansion. and Demesne called STRAD BA-LLY-HAIL, in the -Queen's' County, adjoining the Market Town of Stradbally, 38 Miles from Dublin, 6 from Achy, and-6 from Maryboroiigh. • ' - The House is spacious, completely furnished, with every accommodation for large Family, and extensive 011 Ices of every description,. The Demesne. cousists - ,of 130 Acres, mostly walled in, the Gardens are large and ivell stocked with — i4uit Trees in full bearing, and. well - -cropped with Roots, Vegetables, The. following BOOK are in the Ptess i and will spec:llX be published, len; y ma 4 TO -MORROW EVENING,' September i ith, Their Majesties' Servants willpe form a Tragedy, called THIS Office. is" est i ablisheci for the Insurance of Houses, Buildings, Manufdories, Goods and Mer chandize, Ships Vessels, Barges, end other Craft, with their Cargoes, in. Port or used on Navigable Canals, Farming Stock, and all other Froperty; against Loss or Damage - by Fire in any part,of Zreat. Britain.- The DireCtors of this Office -have, froth: the moment of ' its establishment, con stantly endeavoured to make such arrangements as should, be more suitable to promote the Benefits of Fire 'lnsurance than those of die old mode. Extended:.COOtherce—enlarged Ma: nufadories—great accumulation of Property, and a Variety of collateral .circumstances, rendered it-absolutely necessary. to make variations in Fire Insurance, to avoid the errors which from time to time had been discovered, but never amended,—The BRITISH FIRE OFFICE has made se veral amendments, and such amendments as have indueed"a very considerable number of the first Merchants, Traders, and Manutaeturcrs, to giie it a most decided preference. The FARMERS of GREAT, BRITAIN met with much trouble, danger, and difficulty in placing the particular va luationsititherto required on Stock in different Buildings, and in each Stack-yard, which Stock being removed from Stacks into Barns, and from thenee into (tranaries and other Build ings, frequently left the Farmers almost uninsured, not withstanding they had paid for a full Insurance considering this subject, the Diredors of the British Fire Office propose to remedy the evil, and by adopting the'new mode of insur ing Farmers' Stock, .ettedually to secure to those Farmers insuring with them the full aniotint of the loss on each spe cies of their Stock - which may be destroyed, as far as the sum insured thereon. By J.. DEBRETT, opposite Burlington—House ) Piccadilly. A TREATISE on - the CULTURE and MANAGEMENT of FRUIT-.TREES ) in whicha • new Method of PRUNING and TRAINING is fuliy-de. scribed; to which is added, a new and Miproved Edition oi • Observations on the Diseases, Defects and Injuries ' kind•of Fruit and Forest Trees; with an Account of a part cular Method of Cure, published by Order of Government. By WILLIAM FORSIVIII, F.A.S. and F.S.A.•Ganien# to His Majesty ) at the Royal Gardens, Kensington, Member of the (Economical Society at St. Petersburgh, ,54e.Sce. in one volume, 4to. illustrated by 1,3 Engravings, price ii. izs. del. in boaitls. KING RICHARD THE King Henry the Sixth, Mr. WROUGHTON; Prince - of Wales, , Master CHATTERLEY ; Duke of York, Miss KELLY; Duke of Gloucester, Mr. KEMBLE ; Duke of Buckingham, Mr. BARRY MO RE Duke of Norfolk, Mr. HOLLAND ;- Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Lord Stanley, Mr. PACKER • Sir Richard Radcliff ', Mr. MADDOCKS ; Sir. William Catesby, Mr. CAULFIELD ; Sir Robert Brackenbury, Mr. TRUE MAN ; Sir lames Tyrrel, Mr. %V EBB ; Lord Mayor, Mr. SPARKS . ; Tressel Mr. DE CAMP ; Officer, Mr. CHIPPENDALE; - loreSt; Mr. FISHER; Dighton, Mr. EVANS. Queen'Elizabeth, Mrs. POWELL -, Dutchep of York, Miss TLDSWELL ; Lady Anne, Miss BIGGS. To which will be added, a Comic Opera, called • NO SONG NO 'SUPPER. Crop, Mr. DIGNUM ; Frederick, Mr. KELLY ; • Encile,ss; Mr. SLIETT; Robin, Mr. BANNISTER,_jun. 'William, Mr. COOKE ; Servant, Mr..WEBI3. Dorothy. Miss B. MENAGE ; Louisa, Miss WENTWORTH ; Margaretta, Miss STEPHENS ; Nell c, Miss MENAGE. Boxes, 6s. Second Price, 3.i. Pit, 3s. 6cl. Second Price as. Gallery, 2s. Second Price, is. ,Uppercallery, as. Se cond Price, 6d.—NO 'iNloncy to. be Returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the zox Office, in Little RuSsell-'street.. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and to begin at h ail after Six. On Tuesday, the Tragedy . of Hamlet. B , r The 'Public are respetfully acquainted that Mrs. LINGTON is engaged for 'the ensuing Season at this Theatre. Illd z f tiger rnj - . • The loweit Rent which :Will be taken is 3801. - perannum,• exclusive of all• Taxes, &c. &c. therefore none need apply who would require the . leitira;)atcittmt, There ,afa proper persoc.s constantly attending,ro spew the Prerniges„where the term it is to be let" fox inay be'kti6Wn, as also by enquir ing of John Leeson, Esq. No. 6, Mecklenburgh-street, Dublin. and. Ins r all Joni be vei. THOUGHTS UPON HUNTING, in a Series of Fami4 liar. Letters to a Friend. By . PETER BECKFORD, L sq. Si quid novisti redins istis, Candidus inpern : si non, his uteie Mecum. The Fourth Edition, corrected, and illustrated by an de. gant Frontispiece designed by Cipriani and engraved by Bar= tolozzi. SUFFOLK. HOUSE at EXNING, near Newmarket. T ° 114 LEIT,. and - entered upon at Michaelmas 'next, or sooner, •if required, in the Parish of Exrtipg within one mile of Newmarket, a Comfortable 1-lOUSE, consisting of two Parlours and a Vestibule, a good Kitchen, and necessary Offices; also four good Chambers, and Attics over them, together with a (;ardeli, Stable, Coach-house, and five Acres of good Pasture, adjoining the House and Stables. Two Packs of Harriers are kept within fiire miles of Ex iling, and a Pack of Fox-hounds, the' principal part of. the season, at Newmarket. The. Parish' of Exning, consisting of an exceeding gqod Common Field, affords an opportunity for Shooting and Coursing: • • The House will be lett free from Parochial Charges. Apply to Robert Secher, or to Mrs. Hathmond, both of Exnwg, who will chew the Premises. ~'isC , - PROPOSALS for Printing by Subscription, dedicated by Permission to His Majesty, elegantly . printed in One Vo'a lume,,Qnarto, and enriched by Engravings by eminent Ara tists (a tew Copies on superfine extra Wove Royal Paper), An HISTORY of the COLLEGE of ARMS; with the Lives of all the Kings, Heralds, and Pursuivants, from the Reign of RICHA RD 111. the Founder of the COLLEGE, to the present time, and a preliminary Dissertation rela tive to the different Orders in England, wtiettlarly the Gen try, since the -Neiman Conquest ; taken front Recorkiss, Manuscripts,• and other indisputable Authorities. By the Rev. MARK NOBLE; Ft. A.S. of L. and E. Author of the Cromwell Memoirs, &c., Redor of Banning in Kent, and Domestic Chaplain to - the Earl of Leicester: • Subscriptions received by , Mr. Debrett, opposite Burling.. ton=house, Piccadilly; Mr. Egerton, Whitehall; White, Fleet-street; and Mr: Clarke, New Bond-street. ** * This Work has cost much labour, and contains a co pious fund of historical information, and biographical Anec dote: the Anther presumes, therefore, that it will not be,una acceptable to the Public at large, nor to the Nobility and Gentry in particular. The Officers at Arms were in former times remarkable for their skilful negotiations and? embassies ; and in the two last centuries they have contributed to give the best Works, not only in their own profession, but in several others ; many of our most celebrated Works were written by them ; and to the great and venerable names a Camden Dugdale, and Anstis, may be added a very numeitus list of others, who enjoy a very distinguished charader in the Republic oeLetters. Works of tills nature are attended with very great expence in their publication : a Subscription is therefore adopted to indemnify the Author. The money to be paid on the deli very of the Work. 0 - § Mr. Noble will be much-obliged to any Family, which is descended from Members of the Arms, for com- Munications relative to their history, or genealogies of their Families, or for any other particultrs concerning them. PROSPECTUS of a ork, entitled ACCURATE DE LINEATIONS and DESCRIPTIONS Of the NATU RAL ORDER of the various STRATA that are found in different parts of ENGLAND and WALES with Praelical , OWervations thereon. By WILLIAM SMITH, Land-Sur veyor and Drainer, and Member of the Bath Agricultural- Society.—Toattempt a complete history of all the minutiae of Strata,.would be an endless labour ; for a long life devoted* to such a pursuit, must be inadequate to the purpose, consi dering the immense variety that is to be found within this little Island. But should the present Essay meet with that liberal patronage 'from the Public, which the Author has reason .to:expeet, it is his intention, in a future work, so give a particular-description of the. numerous animal vegetable impressions found in each stratum, with an accu rate detail of every charaaeristic mark that has led him to thesediscoyer:es. ' r _~l i the jiree ;)ry ,ur- are s of On the Verpof theTOWN of CHERTSE Y . , SURREY. TO BE LETT, or unexpired Term of Lease for Si* Years from Michaelmas, 11301, tohe disposed of, • THE ABBEY-HOUSE, .late the Residence of I the Dowager Lady Young. zleceak;d. 'The Mansion-' house has been nn:!y.fitted Is in complete Repair, and the scale of Roonis lofty,..lindsinite, And commodious, with every..suitable 0 dice for Servants ; DoUble Coach house,..coiriplete gtabling, kitchen Gardens tufty stocked and abounding in IVall , Frnit,.and Shrubberies. - looking de= lightfully to the Country over a rich Meadow of about. Four Acres, bounded by the River-and belongingto the Premises,, the Rent of which is •nioderAte, and Taxes easy. The Fixtures and sundry Furniture suited to the Rooins, may be had on a fair Appraisement. To be viewed with . Tickets only, on application to Mr. Davis, Solicitor, go. 20, Essek-street, Strand; or Mr. Living,, Linen-draper, &e. (Jhertsey. test.. hree rant qtrns• me a ST. THOMAS's HOSPITAL. MR. CLINE, and Mr. COOPER will begin their Course of ANATONIICAL and SURGICAL LECTURES on Thursday, the Ist of October, at One o'Clock. 171311 p 'tent, SALTED SALMON. EORGE ROBINSON and Co. have a small Parcel. on Sale, of cxcellent quality. 'wit; Sept. 2, 13ot. ._...r, ham. v'rovlf for lot • ANNUITIES. • • THECOMMIBSIONERSof.S.TAINES BRIDGE do hereby give Noti. e, That it their inten - ' lion to raise Money by Annuities, on the Credit of the Tolls of the Iron Bridge intended to be tre6ted there ; and tilt . They will meeton Monday, the izth Day of Oelober next, at The Bush Inn, .at Staines, at Twelye o'Clock •Noon,. for t he purpose of receiving sealed Ottitrs from any Person in- , dined to advance Money on the Credit of the said Tolls, in Sums not less than zool: specifying their age, and .the rate of . _ 4 oterest (which will be paid half-yearly), that they are willing ' accept. . Particulars may be had, by application tolqr. Rigge, at the itegister Office for 'H MiddlesexCarey-street, tondon ; and of Mr. orne, Solicitor, at Staines, Clerk to the Commissioners. Dated Sept. 5, iSot. • Iperi.. usty, Tay. tlinga c:f wif' astal e : :c ave; , anf laY 113 P ea 11;0 4 cricV A.Sum on Wheats Ditto Barley /J Ditto Oatsk Ditto Hay of all kinds 4 Ditto Live Stocks • Ditto I mpleinents of Husbandry ,C Ditto other Stock In any Stack-yard or Yards, or other part of the Farm, or in any Building thereon,"at ail Aril - alai:PM - ilium of 3s. per fool. exclusive of Government-Duty. • The Office not to - pay any, Loss ,pn Growing Crops (except specially insured), nor on such Flay or. Corn as shall be destroyed or damaged by its own natural heat. Losses from Fire by Lightning will .be made good. ig.B,• If -the value of Crops, . by rotation of husbandry, or other causes, should alter, _t he same must be notified to the Office, and endorsement thereof made on the Policy. Every intelligent Farmer will immediately discover the very great superiority of this plan, exclusively adopted by the British fire Office; nevertheless, should any Farmer conceive•that the old mode of Insurance is better suited t his purpose, the British Fire . Office will readily grant a Policy un such Conditsions :, the. Office has given, its opinion as to the best mode, but leaves it to everyone to make his Insur ance as he may think proper. - • - • The present abundant Harvest, so happily got in,. renders it ofiinportance to every Farmer to loseno time in getting his Property insured, and as the quantity in many instances is so large as to occasion much Cor`if to bc stacked, -which, in a short time, may be ranoved into Buildings, the specifica tions of the value to be insured on each description .of Giain, • in Whatever part of , the Farm it may, be (without an average clanse in this Office), is surely the easiest and best' plan that can be devised for perfed security, and the avidity with which the Farmers (who are the most competent to judge) in every part of the kingdonr - embrace the , -new mode, is a palpable proof of its superiority. .The Capital of the British Fire-Office, and the respeaabi litY Of its Proprietary; renders anY:observation - on its Stability unnecessary ; and the characters of the Managers place them, above the possibility of their tanning into wild or fanciful s":Aretnes, ix order to obtain business; all, the Rules,, Reguia tions,,Werms, and 'Ciindftions, have been maturely .weighed and - considered, and :will be 'found, on reference:to tiie,!'riitted Proposals, which may be had gratis by applying at the °thee, or to the Country Agents, one of whom is appointed in every. City and large Town, to-contain every-thi9g that is fair and equitable. • ‘, (cif' All Minital Payments, must be• made. within fifteen days from the flay they respeCtively beeorne due. )3litretoms; TRUSTEES, &C. -- The Right H,,:.ourable,Lorii Kirmaird, Chairman. ellighollne,'Esc.-Deoutv Chairnt:n: William Agnew, Esq. Ralph Lcycester, •Esq ; Jun. James Peter Auriol, Esq. Wrn. Lushnigtun, Esq. Charles 13licke, Esq. Neill Malcolm, Esq. JamesHenryCasanialjor,Es•sl. - William Merland; Esq.. P. Sanniel PepysCodkerell,Esq. john Soane, Esq. Simeon Druz, Esq. Richard Jos. Stilivan, F.sq. Francis: Freeling, Esq. John, Varnhain, F,sq. Maxwell Garthshore, M.D. _ Francis Wilson, Esq. Thom as Phil.Haffipson, Esq. .GeOrge Wye, Esq. li aliam.liarwood, Esq. . • John 'Hosier, •Esq: S.4 ; 101111 Cox Hippisley, Bart. ;David Thomas, George Johnstone, Esq. M. P. .Robert Wigrani; Esq. • john Leach, Esq' . ROBERT SKELTON, . Sec. • DORSETSFII RE. • • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANORS.ot tARRANT MONKTON, auci TARR.AfNT.T LAUNCItSTON, Sittrate''near the , Great Western Turnpike: Road; between SaliOnry and Blandford, within live tlriles or. the latter, in one,of the•rnost. eligible parts of the' .CO ant y ~r Do6et,, w itll. COurts' Baron, It-oalties, Privileges, 'and I 'nut:unties to the , said Manors , belonging. The Malta . of Tarrant .iN:l9ktort .coinprises as. follows : Ist, A Capital TYTI-lE-FREE - FARM, in the ocCupa tion.of Mr. Janes can*); on a Lease of which only two, . years are unexpirecLeon , ..iining near yea Acres of ;Meadow," Arable, add Down Land. j .2dly, The T VTli S. of the rest of the Parish •of Tarrant Monkton. sdly, The REVERSION in FEE of divers Copyhold arid Leasehold Estates, in ail : of the}early value o; about, ago!. held by one, two, or. t klee Lives,.bot Olehy on one old Life: The Manorot Tarrant' L•omeeston' is alt in the Lord's" ha...l...lsi,except a few.Lifelield.Coll.;ges.;; and consists of One of the most cft.:;11)le Fainis the Lounty. of Dorset,. called. LAUNCESTON fARNI, connining . aoOnt Meadow, Arable, and Down Lois , 1:Ing - -ttnee, in Severalty and Tythe-frec, in the Fccupittinn of Robert Budded, on a Le.:-.2:‘ of wnichx.nd y four, years are unexpired. Tile, situation of thiS, ti::; Great. Western Turnpike Read, in a County witi* Game,' must render it particularly digit'. to a Gentleinan whe pay ish to build a Hunting-BOX, a.:d the. Estate, it t ielfligssess.s many atlyzatages which will be o!y;•iou.s to a' I'nfonaser on a . vieW thercul. • • • N.B. The Land-Tax. on the Estate is red'oenned: The . Tenants, Mr. Cantlo 'anti islr. lludd2r;;-' will •sliew their iesuectivd.f arms; and. forp,:irticulats:app;r,tcr ,Messrs. King ancs, Johns, Attorneys, at Blandford, wflo, 110 Ye a 'Map. of the Estate; to Mr, 11.8 vii, of Korningsham, near Wai-, ininster, Wilts. COLLIERY. TO BE 50L1.3 BY AUCTION, By Mr. FORD • At the King's Head Inn', 'Coventry, on FridaY the 2d of • October next, at Font o'cloCk .irt , the Afternoon; IHE COAL under about 26 Acres of Land at, BEDWORTH, five miles • from Coventry, and three' from Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick; lying between the Town of Bedworth and the Canal, and on each side of the, Road leading from Bedworth to Bulkington, Wolvey, - &c. The Land may be Tiewed ny applying to Richard Smith, at . the Haunehottlienison, Bedworth ; of. Whom printed Parti culars may be had ; and at the King's Head, Coventry ; tilarwick Arms, Wativie•k ; - •StileS'S Hotel, Lloyd's Hotel, ancl.the Swan, •at Birmingham.; Dun Cow, at Dunchurch ; Wheat Sheaf, and Saracen's'Head; Daventry ;;CioWns, - at Leicester;. Swan, at Harboasigh; George, at Is.orthanipton; Wh' te llorse, and Sara,.:cres To‘scester ; Bull, Stoney Strattord;• dobliain Arms,, ai..Buckingharri'; Red 'Lion, at liaribury ; Angel, at ; George, at Woburn ; 'of Mr. aught* 'NO. 6, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London ; anti of gt. ford, Coventry. ~ . • STAFFORDSHIRE. CAryrn 1. - WON WORKS, ivith; 'Extraordinary Advan:. :tages. • TO BE SOLD BY 11(IVATE TREATY, THE' . CHESTERTOM and- . PARTRIDGE, .NEST-wpRKS, situate, within three ct New castleatitiderAyrne; in the'COlinry cif - Stattbrd, and adjOining t'iie.North Read from 'London:Ai) , 1 / Ivcrpn9l,-, with, the va-: id6l6 tstafes and . Interests thereunto attached. The Works • consist,. in 14,4,, ptes , :nt state, of,alar:ge.fire-Enispirte„ . fur- - • mice, Casting-houses, . Warehouses, sundry _Workmen's Houses, anti other appropriate Buildings ; 4130 a set of Pot— works, all fit for immediate employ, and capable, of bent& • carrion -to ahnosi - ' any extent,•-as . the 'Mines' ot' tron:.stone . apt Coal are commensurately adequat; to a 14;ge consump tion tot a great isnimher of'ye.ats: - '''Thc. Estates comprehend ing yrions..4quitcild,''Copyliold, and I t eoeholci Lands and Premises, lying contiguous to each other), contain in. the whOle upwards of 2,7o.Acres,'ATlct ahonn& with' fine Beds of proved Iron-stone, and the various. Mines of Coal found in that part of the Cotintry; 6f tlitlerent Avni tlire`e to ten fret, and. of qualities anapted„as.well for the•useof the. lroo-works and Pot-works, as liar the Oxfordshire Market, afi*cither purposes ; and great part ,of w hich. aye „I,ild dry by a Cutter level already completed. .clays of proper strength. forF ire-brieks,•:ass as Sand, .4trfound in *evcraliparts of tho Estates. By means of a sl,iort Rail-way (for he making ; of' which s power& are , seq.nrm ole , Newcaitfie,J tinaion• Cabal Act), and some conn.ceting, Branches now irk qurse of ccatf,tetiotr,' `a rti Cortitini'caki' ct'n he opened trout he 'Works with the Grand Traiiik .£44l.,.and:consr...9u;antiv • alinost every plce'of iiiiptiriancc iii the . K.ingdoin. • it alt9getljc; . ,.it-.is opportvi)ity that, cainiot be eNceetiethiof • Aoiantags ; those who • wish to embank in the I 'en • TraCie, will :finci , ii4 situation -patticulatty calAilatek-flyr . _ . . tlit.i.c I:urpose. .. ' • . Fko th:•ii;Piirtjenlirs iilaylii;kn . 6i,o • en'-'application' at ' -tli•L' li,;olci..r.g 7 iim.ise o . Thomas f< ipnersly, Esq. irk Nmycastle-. tiiidcr:- :_.oi - i•:, afotesttid ;" Or '-to - Mr. 'Tomlinson, Solicitor, . li . arti,.-y , in the tlit.i9rcisisiteP.ottc,t4s ; assa tile 0 tfersr-A:t-zreat. : will' b - Ifendecl . to so The Under they are tcceiveJJ. • - CONI32TIONS. HE FAMILY BUDGET, - or Game of Know_ 4 - 7 HE . „ledge, a Work designed for the Amusement and In. R riidion of Youth, pnblislled - under the patronage of the Hon', Win. 'Windham, and received with univbrsal 72 1 1? Probation, The Review in the Monthly Vi 6 itor for June, . t ., ° ,9 1 ?. gives the following account of this Work Among l'ie'various deservedly applauded devices which have been. did before The:Public, tor , the Improvement of the rising nneration, the Famil,yd3udget is entitled to particular at tention. Grammar; Arithmetic, Mythotogy, Vegetables, and liiitory,, arc the subjetls of the several. Cards y which 1.41e - Garne is played; each Card contains a detini ;l:l which is just and appropriate, and the manner of play; Z i t is so well adapted to the. conveyance of Knc,eledge to the: Vung• of both that it may be . applied to .al4 The other 4 ( lence s with equal facility : it happily blends Knowledge 4 P(.1 Amusement .together, and must be 'pronounced a very le . ePtdble Present to - -th rising Generation. This. ingtnious 4 , 4 liention is patrrz.:f.ed bt Mr. Windhm t the : late Secretary t i,AVar; and among the Subscribers are the names oft some of ; ,.e . most* respegable Cliaraaers:in the Kingdorry.* It is the kill of an fficer's W idow,.. and. we trust her talents di be amply rewariled.—We are informed that she intends -4 small Volume of Poen - is by. Subscription; we 1 1 ,ish - her every success, 'and hope that the produalrins oi . her Will meet - with the:public ,sanaion and approbation.''. nis Wo r k i s published by Mr. Ridgway, York-street, James's, and Mr: .Symonds,Paternoster-row. . or y ' u Their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales, Dutchess cumbrek 2 countesses of Liverpool, Pembroke, Mount Edge . ' A-Ylufird and a Ibng list of Nobility, &c. TO Bt SOLD, A F REEHOLD ESTATE, within Forty-five N, 1 e Ww . of 1..0nd0n,. and Two Mile's of a good Mar - t 'town ; consisting of a' Family-house, - Lawn, C c arden, about Thre e Hundred Acres of Atable, Meadow, and P asture f.aids, well wooded and watered.—lmmediate Yos t3sion may i.e had, and Wittier' particulars known, on ap llleation to Tyndale, Solicitor,_ Liurotn's-inn-fica.ts. SALOP. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Litti . Ash, four miles from Whitchurch, 'and 'seven from .u;ayt in bsth good market Towns, in the County of Salop , the borders Of. CO inpr.s.ng two ..er . ) - kr.us, called ASHWOOI) and STOCKI-1A LT., contain abaut 33s 'Stttute Measure, of Meadow, Pasture, Arable• Land, in a.Rin Fence, well timbered, substad.: farin.hous,:s, - and, Out-buildings. in goal re irtthzii•.Yss'esson o: Mr. T-hornas Read and Mr. - Rienard 'tgll 'Ss -on lease, for one a:id two lives, the 'ages c 2., and .4 I f .at netrents; - ainoun,ling to only 2061. per.annu;n ; but by sate survey, have been valited at 2.661. 176:94.per annum. V w ood is a leniiikably fine Cheese 'Faun. ano () ,,,r furtlic.r particulars apply to' Messrs. Ward, amnetts ....Z.L - iraves, Covent GarClen, London.- • BOCKING, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A And immediate Possession given, CAPITAL WATER .CORN. MILL, with k ~ .the Stones, Iro n s,s, Gild other Implements, and 'Ulling Mill, witwo.pair of Stocks. • , 4 t1 4 . 111 d 'alsii a large convenient Messtiage-and DWelling—house I,. t Aning he Mill, a large Barn with Olank . Floor, 6 4 Se for six Cows, Stabling for three Horses, and other i t .„, 4t- buildings;atr In gdod repair; and Eight Acres of exceed iip good Arable Land, and •I- our-Acres of Meadow, in Bock— (s,.;aforesaid,- and now in the , occupation of Cleorge Smith. I i : 11 , e Mill at present bieaks from 20- to z 5 Quarters per t o .:,K, and is'Carable of' being made to break from 9 to to fr,` ( :,, per Welk; is well situated for Markets, beings miles 130 Halsted, 7 from lledingliam, 5. from Coggeshall, I from .14 4 - ‘ , 4l tr6e, and 7 from Great Bardfield, and is distant from the ;il l ;!r. l l3le.ltiver Chelmer 1.1 iniks,-and. front Colchester 1(i ; tr ee ",tlie large and populous Parishes of Bocking and l3rain- • I.',there isa constant and great dermaid for Flour. v e ,,,'le Laird-Tai is redeemed, and the Estate.is - altogether 41 4 4 ,Well, worth the attention of any person - who can cum- TV Capital, and is desirous of engaging in the Trade of a er. t() ; ° r further Particular's and*Price,tpply to . Mr. Wade; A.l-• ki t l l - at-Law, Dunmow i , or Mr. Matthias Davey, of c Eiatop, . , . , . . •. LIGNUM's PILLS. Price only 2s. 9d. tae Lox, tEach Box containing Sixteen Doses), r OR the iniaflibie'Cure of ail degrees of a certain: Disorder. Prepared by Mr. Lignuni, Surgeon, at his- Dispensary, No. 57, 13ridAc-street, Manchester. One stnall Pill is a dose; and , the takut of one , box, in ,a recent case, will convince the Patient of his speedy recovery. Nothing. cats be better contrived, more safe and convenient tlyan this rernedY • in tot ally- eradicating.every's . ymptorn of thiS (lest rue=. Live inaladq.by sea or land, - as it needs no confinement, re straint of diet, or hinderance of busineSs. A trial of this noble Medicine will soon sound its due prais,f. With cacti box iS""giyen a copious direclionV and a concisq description of the disease, front Which the; purchasers bz,enahle..l to judge properly of their own cases, and to, treat them as may be requisite, without further medical as.' sistance, with the utmost tecres'y and safety. The Wills may be had wholesale and retail at 7,;r. Lignillll4.; Dispensary, Manchester and at I4ovvarcl :11,1 Evans's, No. 42, Long,laile, West Stilthfield, sole Whole. , ..ile Agents in Lftraion ; aud. Retail by the following Persons : Lin dell, No. 47, Minories; W. Clark, No. 269, liorough; Jordan, No. 33, Whitcaapel; jcboult, No. 1 . 50 , &trect ; Sutton, No. /41, 1.011i;-';rc; Wade; Old Bond-street; and No. 163, ..I*et-street and' Boulton, Royal, change.; Knight, Nerton.Falgate; .Turtl.:, No. 117, Strand; -4nti 3.24,4101iY0rn: ' ' ' - , • • SHKOPSI-TIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATES;In - I.AND and TYTHES. • TO BE 50 1 1.13411 Y AucTItIN, • 'l3'y RA XDLE:) , I7AI,I;. - ER, At the Jerningliarn'Arnisrin the'County'of on I , t . i(lay. the. of !- - i'e - rite rube r, tSe 1, it • Three o'.o the Atterndon (unless sooner disposed,of by Fri.: vateVoiitrael, or which the earliest Notice will be given), • -• . ' together or in Lots; • ; - '' • , SEVERAL ver"-Dec'imble , ana Valuable FREE.. .H 041.) g.STATE,S. • Messuages, Barns, Stables, 0 iit-buildings, ArLibte, Pasthre, and Meadow Land,, of the 6rst quality, and in -n- hiW.s tate ot . eultiiratf9n, con . tainiAg by adineasuroment 599 1 Acres and upwards; situate at Brockton, in the Parish or Sutton Mactjock, and at Aston, and Heat liton, in the Parish of Ckverley; 'incl of the Retl6- rial Tythes of Part of the Parish of Shitnal„ •• •• 'the Estate at BrOcktoa is in the ocenvion, Phillips, Mr. Richard John FOivler, the Representatives of Benjamin' Boltono deceased, Edward 'Wel hogs, and "Chriirias Richards, .and is ..4,01 A. , R. and 24P. Tltat iin ikston-anciTreatht6ii i§ih tiff- occupation of .11•1 r.. John • Davis,- is 197 A. 2,R. 6`P.., and together are of the Annual Value of upwards of pot._ These Estate situAtta ih a'sound, beautiful; and desir able part of the Countypf Salop, an excellent howl,, near the Great Roads from London and Bath. Dub lin, the l'aro; andf'populdtrs 'lNiarkets 'of Wolvelhampton, liroseley,:Madhlvy;' _Bridgn6rth,• Shitlhal; :and Wellington, • a short distance froni Lime anci.Coil, withirt•one - Mile of the romantic, beautiThl, and - celebrated Terrate'.itt Apley, the i Seat of Thoinas Whitinor6;• E!,*(l.• ori . the RiVer Severn, and. 'l3.4 , ;(gcr. Dingle, Om ,S,eat pf.Jsaac.,kl;iwkins Browne, I tlii•ee .I,ron,BrAge,.,and tjlegreat . lron Founde- I ricA at CoaPorbok'Da . fc, -s nd is a most t,csuable Purchase for Gentlemati or` l'irrifer% • • , • • • Itirtiterintortn4tiOll7lll ay be obtainel from ihe:Attaioneer, in Wol;/:!rlia:notoii ; or Mr: I.oxsi le, in She •:sbury. 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DISSERTATIONS on the RI-1F...„ THORIC, PROSODYandIREIYME ofthe .By FRANCIS GLADWIN, Esq. Author of the Persian • Moonshee. • , • - '" • " •'.-' • TO BE SOLD .BY AVCTION, ' ) "13)i Mr.ST.JIBB,'•• • •' • At Garra7ivay's Cgirce,bouse, on Monday the2BtlySeptortiber, at Tweive o'Clock, 1 6 11. :N ELIGIBLE, . ..COMPACT;'.' FRE . VOLD . MANOR _FARM, called TOLL! R.B'o r Mensuration f02,-*A. - 35 - P. situate, at'Newgate-strect, in the Parish of Hatfield, in ths County of.. liens,' si;x;lVlih , d• from Hertford, and eighteen from London. The Premises are. on Lease to Mrs. Sullivan, futalefrn cif Twenty-tint of which only four mill remain une,ipired at: :‘•liehaelmaai Tor t under the iiearly-gent - 01 . 661.'145. to]. but - which will then be capable of a great adtance ; and;if a Pur.:hascr sii.)u id wish tbr atfakteeble situation to torus a Residence, he ‘Viii :find this. a.most desirable spot for that :Purpose, as it coin.. minds Beautiful arid extensive prospeas. Descriptive Particulars may. belied at the Salisbury A rms,- . at Hatfield • Red Lion, Barnet ; the Green Dragon, Ches.. hunt,; bf de.. - Squibb, .the Auelioneer; Savitle-row ; the Place of Sale; and of Messrs. Kent, Claridge, and Craig's=ectUrt,'Whiteliall, where a Map of the Estate may be' seen, and further Particulars knower. . . ;in~- :i`.t• Eton, ford- side.• ..../ ors f o aL such -Tat er, in PiiitG )SES A U r }pike ne of o the 1,:tio 1) of eo rge and so Air. sh ire ; Do vhico TOP ci tliC ')ondf ly 51 ' ►l3 ,tiialh 121 t~}e