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THOUGHTS UPON 'EI LINT G,' in a Series . of FXrni liar Letters to a Friend: 13v RETER 13 EC'KF OR D r /Sig. • Si quid novisti radius istis, • Canclidtts iniperti : non, urere mecum.. The Fourth Edition, co/rec. - led, and illustrated by :in ele gant Frontispiece designed by Cipriani and cr,gravad by 1•lar tolozzl. • RdP05. 6 .,,LS for Printing by Subscription, dedicated by F.tr.nissioii to. His .I.'clajcsty, printed, in One VD linne, Quarto, and enriched hy-ErwravinKs by eminent Ar tists_ ie,,v Copies on superfine extra Wove Royal P a p er ) , An HISTOitY of the COLLEGE of ARMS ; with the Lives °fall the. Kini;s, Heralds, and Pursuivants, from the. Reigaof R CH ARD 11 I. j:le Founder of the COLLEGE, - to the - present time, and a preliminary Dissertation' rela tive to the ditltrent Orders in Erwlarid, particularly the Gen tly, since the hhtiman .Conquest ; taken from P...ecords, Manuscripts,. and other indisputable Authorities. . By the Rev. MARK NOBLE, F. A . ti. of L.,and..E. 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Houses of Parliament, is now'inereased to upwards - of Eighty •Vointries i . comprehending a period fro.rn 1743 to 1800. NOr, is it an zardousasserttan„ that, fipin the Materials of which they are composed, the Knowledge they contain, the Instruaiou ti!ey eonyey,- artd the staeup or Auth.mticity which they bear ; they form a political Coci.•.: or Coileaian whiCh has not been producal by any Age but that in which we have lived, or in any Nation but that to which : we bok'tsg. - lit them the fliS torfan must pursue his re.s.!re.h, the. Politici'in must learn his science, and tie Orator impn.ve: his eloquence. • When thc parted Which 'they occupy is considered, Witlfthe great and mast extraordinary ..vents have distinguished it, the important objects of c:..ernal rc;l:ttort t,ud domestic econouir which, arc discussed in :f atAi. tie! talents of those meta who eivaged in the dis:;,ission, jherc caz: betio doubt of a general concurrence in the cpinioh which has been given of them. To Tacilitate•their unkt,Y, no''' , lg seems to lot I,v;inting bat accurate, and. comprehent Index ; and: such a. (I._.4erittnn is now preparing .tor the Press. • • 'fit. ads-al:tag' e's whi.,41,. will result-from such a Work, r.n inerous as they mak be, are at,the Satre time, so obvious, that it Evould be au insult to the untkrstandingiand good sense of the.Couritry to eitr,..r ?iv° a de;.;•iil oi' them.", It is a very hit urious. tiridertalting,_bin'O'dm its aeknow ufility and corivenicitee,as well as from the manner in wir.c.ll it will,ze he pectited, the Ptiblisiw'r has'no dolibt llg C.C:Vi that encontament the itope of which in ,ltt.c.:ed him to undertake it. ' an vile Volume Roial coloured Pl . .i;es of Natural History, The ORIENTAL MISCELLANY, rr This Work twill consist of• Original ProducliOns and Translations on every Subjed Literature, so as to form a Collection of valuable.iviattar, calculatOd to difttsO a knowledge of the Asiatic Laugnages, and to aitorillencr4Peli tertainrrirnt to titeEiigli:;l header,. - Inoue Vutunle,.ipc. DISSERTATIONS on the l:lI - C~iCIi;IC, • IR 0 SOD Y 'and RIIY AIL of the P RS IA N S Fly i R ANC'S Eq. Author of the Persian Moonshee. • , • • ROSS, No. /19; BishopSgate-street Within; WHO invented several elegrant . F4shions, which were honoured with universal ap•proliation.cn tie last "I Day, having completed ,a suitielent number or hem • inspidion, respeaftilly.ollers them to the LudieS, Un t i e the following names: ' K the TUFTED -RINGLETS ; or, CROWN CA • ri se : 110 S. —This Head-dress, lopped from? Qre t .tian moael, tic t 7 ) .!" 1 the summit of the head; and.llovis down it in Olas -1,--Fie es with the mcist careless- and tasteful grace. FRONTLET ; ANTI:LeE BAR •BAT4.,e,—.Adapted for those Ladies whose dries •not -"`"' lowenough for the present Taste, or is too t.,Oft to pre 4ervc. itself in curl. 'lt will . be found peculiarly usaul in lournies; and on the Sea Coast, as dews and saline exhalations • haven.° etied.upon it. I t may be fastened on in a triJrifent, yet:so artificially is the lastening:'Concealerl,. - that. e'en on it it, not to. be clisecwarect from natural Hair. It is as simple in its construction as it is eay in its fbrm, liblit us its weight, and small in its price. • • The,. EUOI)IAN FAVOURITE; •or • FRAGRANT LO C h, 1< " --- Was invented because complaints had been ni:ide of -1"94i-ng dust having soiled the hair,' and Created in for?leasatit scent. This Head-dreSs combines a beauty '-n; .. r _cri are. th and appropriate of odour which, when blended toAe to that .delicate niceness 4114 ChaiMing itste so peculiar to the British - Females. • tft These, together with Artificial' Hair, unrnariufaaured .or %,'‘'Nattureci, of Sorts, Colours,.antl Forras, may • h qted. at his Houxe and Warehouses. ROSA DA NIASCENA. . r t.ITS admirable PREYARATiON is found on r- experience to be of unequalled efficacy in pre' servi ug the w ? ee and Skin delicktly cr . meooth, and . fri:e „' entitles to the latest Age. I Haan article absolot . :y ir-.tm- P 4 rable for the prevention and removal of Freckies, ' ‘ `.' l , 4 ether itnperities; its materials being taken:wholly hum b` .4t. 0 1 - s es, the Proprietor can most solemnly warrant it to. liee.tsixenocent as it is, efficacious.—This Tincture, drawn from Y" Of Damascus, so celebrated for its empiisite per.: •- ".,•7 will prove particularly" beneficial in sullen - lei - , after ary l) ' - ' 4 ° 11 has been iii the sun, asiit instant ly,rernoves tnat burn !II); heat of th e skin. which occurs in such case Used in inter .also, itprevents the tece, lips, and hands from ' }ta pped ,or 4herwise afFeCterl by.chilblains or epic'. By its mild artd balsamic cioalities it completely remove's. the in-- Ple asant and smarting sensation Lit by Gentlemen. after , t 'st i l L v i,t , g• Those Ladies who sodir-tbemisfoctune' of sore may' be assured, that in ttio use of the RosaDarnte t. "'"'''''l they Cvill b e su r e to the4l the desired relief, II:fel - 0(3e he had to lc. Lady, %vim was enabled, by its etse, to ' . lk i le h er i n f ant, atter . various other' tueans ,werL,!.i.d in This relief is ell'eao by keeping some lint„inoistened at} "t he Rosa Damaseena constantl; applied to the tender or T ;' , 41 n art to is nad o his Liwaluable article, only to be of ".Sr.".Sr.A r. ccurii, Comptcin-street, 'Soho, 1)1142e 7S. 5.1 a hottje. • .111AT12.1M014.Y Is much to die ee3retteil; but indisputably eer twin, that many-persons : of'both seXei are dete.*d from e ' t teriug - int o th e married state try iniiripities, which delkacy .")chi ns ti.tert to disc hose and there are not a few sl • the; -Ay married, arc rencler..cl I Cli pledge's &if withoLit which happiqss this: :tate is at least vLry, pref.7arionS. It ..has, been 4seertai:l,:d be ' Y e riShadciibt, that tlit,:c tit 'lthiistpneea a occas:oi!ed by a Gi partial re.laxt'lt - tiAi ‘yetikiiess'in.eit h er it.. C quaky certain:tliatihc genuint, .R(' NIA 'I I C., ZE $ 7 : discovereds.t 9. nl ac_l,t.lt for i h ' l ey '. EL are the best, npt the , 1 - 11 y ;•eni:, - ;•.' ever this species ,t - if When t. ken lo the irrunctliately. ditruse _themselves like vapour through every • , • 1" PPre, producing elleas at on‘c tie , sa y', lutar a T l iPermanent, When ibe spark'cit iieginsjo , ~• grow dim, the circulation languid, and the fa -I , • patalys , _c. , es • these Lozenges are tband to give tone to the nt•rvc-s; ex ' hilarate the animal spirits!, itivi.4oratz the bat:\:, and r‘t-ani-:, mate the whole man: When ;version- to eN.tircise 'ass t . or. siepravity'a aßpetite, a n d paiti c i.,,, - -or,nt:enancc,indicatb ap Proa chingeonsurription,the delicate fernalc: will b iNireservcd , and restored to health and sOciety . the`benio influences at trtis Medicine. W hen the delusion ot infaglbation, ot the toice 4 Pi•-Oad example,Atve tempted:unguarded youth tar tit dila ' rous labyrinth of secret..sensuality; debilitated lilt apd I mpaired - his understanding, these Lozeop's will prote:A horn lingering tiisCLSe, the infirmities of prematurc.old arid a V% retched dissolution ; airdist the zing tt;tleCtion of c onscious guilt. When, 'oy loXiirions banquets, copious li , t? t ztio,ls, Paphian'exceisc.t, and midnight tevelS; the sons and 4.44kipers of dissipation.havc brought on thetnselyes debility , tchmation; iinbecility, and a Lung train ol.'ncryeu4 writ plaints, lnari:e..,tat b'' impaired memory anxiety, agitation, trf.Tl: , r,,, 14 ar';' , ur, pilleiie3s, eir.aciat`ton, bliligestion, apathy in ':tell ; atcijs, spasms', loss .6f. appetite, Irregiiarqy p • abortlott,,pains.in the bac.% . , chest, See. v.cineri --t zenges will restore health and vigour to the . debilitatt.lt•rail.G; and:eheariulness anct alum tiara to tile mind. I:es Pastilles kliatialles tie ,Ibt,tpelier, or A rornal:ic: I , c , - Zer.r.s of Steel, are prepared by DT. SEN AT t., No. ;19," t traTiotte-lstreet, Bloomsbury ; auet are sold, NVlloleS:dt: dilli 1 i'tail,- by ,) ,!vir. -Barron,.• Druggist,' -Islo.'tja,• Strancii •a44 - .1 retail ,by all re,spectable i‘ledicine,Vefv.lers in - theU. Kingtiorc, price 7s theftio),:', duty includd, with tire Doar's Pot- , t rat t and Signature on each, without e V. iliCll nOne I c lae • • f,enAind. • ' • 1)r. Senate's Treatise on Female CoM plaiuts, declic,itcd tt ths::Quccn, 'tray be had above, prise . WORTllif : 'Tfir - ATtElqllll - fs7 '()E. , ALL RANKS. The Afflicted are now hatiirly presented with a 111;. , :it .sate, salutary, arid• absolute Specific for thoae aid hitherto 'l3iscases-, the- Kirni's F,yit; •Stritrna, Scurvy-, Gout, Rlitutattisiri, Files, Leprosy, ci and all Disorders Figlna`tiii - g in 'an trimly-Ire state 'of tki, T a Nieclic;nc iLE ibunded on-a•chernical and . pliiioso2iiical basis, war ranted by the , e)cpatte,ke um, -a s •im , rs s 4 r;s:Ai,,, c l hy Cullen's Praellicc.ot hys . , and prcpam•ed by - S.-SOLOMON - ij 0. Lf tO tli6 tht - t - ni pt - r.iuctlyii3iOc.:::iit in its . nature, safe in it; a r pliLaciwl, and tx. , erfully eiiictit.ious ill every species orliimp.2tigines, or d_pravixt wit . % affec tions rat the Skin. J t 1$ of the utmutit to, trio:ze aflii6toci with any , or - these direful frientis and relatives, as well as. to. tititt ; .; gl:;-.•i;irA,...,11, that su-:11 -..ll9lsiitary complaints may be sr)t.t.O.ity rcriio•-cd, and the 'briidd" pttrinEd lromi evrl'dozree of riliflsma. • I t •110 ilysicians, that . Distern - anrong 'time inhabitants or t northern. parts of the globe; ana we ria,vc 'truth of this assertion in this'CLiuntr), , Nvliare sucid,:it 'changes of the_ w•cather,.at cerrain s-. spread ;he most exculielating and alai: t • us, by ell; tlinglho btotiri,..and-inaret: tiiy i r iili, stale ot the per4piration, arid thus cold , CDII'.IIS, rileumits, Err,. I 01-,iimost every liis eal;tm which pros'e,'ficf d ttl tl:h of Groat Biimain • p,rhaps-th:re isilopiacc; 011 c:trt 14 . ,11); _et to these stick; ii mi cani,-cs .:5 this Island,the t\tr'in: is heat acid cold arc ottenesperieneal in our day. 11 - 04 , 2 C It b.:carries a matter of the. utinos-t un'portancv, to. seek •o•nt. ;Aff e,-?ricral and. decideslreinciy for tlir,r.,e disbrders whie4..tike front obstrtn . ...tcd p':•. - ,piration. • Otie or n thi.S obstruction is_ to co.ltilt*AtC the source of - variciis hro , .ving out:eruptions upon the. skin,, to the gr.at ~ i ir,oyance of unna_ppy" sub ject ; by toe of its Virus, chrile'rmiiiing the Consti, - ..zion, and en,i un;ering, tip!, iives of thousand, : the i.:"'its or constitutional prop:•nsities its .. ate.; aCcOr.l:llg, to ito: d....gre of malignity with ! • :tit , od it em:iitters' the lzi•tient's • an,i if r:` course he' not had in to pro s per remedies, they roored.in the habit; so that ft:yr mealicihes Lai - , reach the malady, amid litany that are made use Of that purpose, unit serve to exasperate and ' drive the humours into, new clitnimials, and thereby fix thent deeper in thF constitution. 1)r. SolomZ,: - ., 1-m:fying been ions,-in possession of a rccipd cerriiit and vii 4 ,:sttudi cure sit thoS;: disordcr; :uric -try thet: froin-an impure in.d vitiated state,c,t, the bond amid lynipim, obs,:ry ed. with, r:• . .r;:t the itav, " in i_ existertL7e Without reccmii - iitg Cat ben-c , ..it ;root anytiltrig.t;ley ;:chid procure, I:otwitilstio,C.ing the Alarly lire-, .trovieti reatctii-is be,:n oift:rect to tit.; as ' tVe•Clficss CJiTliilair;s, Dr, Sdlomfin 114 s at c fel 100..-crea clecislYteficteri, :::7.ito publish it to the world - as a tiitealcinc of tniportatice, and truly calculated to Z,looci - frvrri ioulneSs, coon -,,t4radicnr.);4l":6t-tisi • ,an rest;are ive . 4'4 and emaciated COulti tut - • : ": . irriet;trty,'s : Evil, are fiord, schirrous, and, ntt.ot t.tOolent k s itglayisi:;▪ ptat..affeet ,the glilads of time neck, u - idcr fliFerna, namS, arms,: and wrists, and r;iost corneti*ly. - U-5414 . 39 in tile and beneatlt I - - the ears- To reruns' v tixi;s4 ntisimaw surePtoms, time whole lqateria Witlz-ytifyiitittltt success, arid , sum: ref ileffrittiNdrlg , :raut a:riiistufabl::-.ocistruCe. 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Room in Pall- Al alli On THIJIZSPAY; tlic at:Lb of August, at One c'Clocki VERY CaNIPiVe r SLE FREE: • HOLD E.STATE, colisisting of Severielii ; ible Fkrrns, raid Water Corn Grist 10111, with suitable I3uildings, and' soo•Ares of raffle, Meadow, 'and' Pan:l.in: Land, .let to the tollowing Tenarits-:—Nle4srs. Eyani, Sa nitiel . Powcit, Tnornas: FONVeII, Jahn juries, CiLment Evan; Thnin4s. W;itts,, 14ities, P'. Price, ansi . at the Rents - , ainotininig to • . 'JAY() 141.1. Ni F THIATI-TH POUNDS FIFIEEN - SHILLINr( - i'S.- • In the-Parishes of I,lainurtlmq, J.13:11:%-nlawr Lanirnel, and Llaeyre, on tite'.l3anks - 0., and %yid) of Fishery in the RI VER WYE, in the Countius of Br'4on z,llO. P.. in , r, trally situated tictioining PO tic resptittiv'e .TOwris Wl' baying, excellent Sheep= walks, ami a q lant.ity 61 - Oaks," and, goine',go,d Ti4e-ad . jas.-cnt bounds with 'Grouse, Partf..fige, &c• The l'en , tas F,lteW the Estate, of wl4rsU . ) [muted Per, titulars may , be hail fifteen - riays pr;ce ii ; •tltc !.:Otte ; also of the Printers of the I-ft-refold, Vror..:ester; and - Bristol Par: or Mr. Pr;ce, Rayli4der, Radnorshire ; of. I)avid Thi n Esq. Pay - .-t)tfice, Wititchall ; Jairfrs (ones, E.N.-I.)ovr stre;:t, 'Piecacfrily ; Writ. Cl'Qt4:llleV, ; Messrs. )enkins and jarne;., nu ; and Kr. Christie, who are autiwriz - ed --- to treat for the whole, or any 'part thereof; by krivate (jer t rad. 'SUG - NALL-I-lALL; STAFFORDSHIRE.. • TO EE-,.SO,LD BY.AUCTION, By Mr. "CHRISTIE, At his Great Room in Pall-Mall, On TUESDAY the 25th of August, ,(if not previously' disposed of by - Private Contract), at One o'Cloek, jAi Capital FREEHOLD, an d small parr COPY. HOI.D.ESTATE, called SUGNALL , HALL;iii tho Parish, and two milts frbin the Market Tewn of ECCLES -13.1 L L, adjoining SO ut h -to-the C lies ter anti M tin Coat; h Id oad 'from Lon Lin, ante mileS from: front Stone, and NaVigation Coals and Lime) nine • from Newport, nine from Market Drayton, eleven fron t New cast l e - u nder-Line, twentv-seven front Shrewsbuty,: - thirty-eight• from Chtste,ri and about 140 front London, consisting Of a eapitaL uni l / 2 rm. exc=dilrely - convenient -and Substantial .STON E UI LT MODERN MANSION, with attacherlandctetached Offices, peculiarly adapted to tint VILLA and FL:rant.lra-RME 0 RN Eli, capital willed K itshca Garden, decl ining-tci4 South EaSt Aspect, and includint k .a'n excellent Hot-rintise, - Creer.- howese Rc. tmuor;nly built; and Two Hundred and three Acres-and upwards of Land of the first Quality'', in a Ring Feiiet3; diversified !Dale, • Wood and Water in the happiest style of Nature., fhe 'MANSION is seated an a bold and commanding eininence,.is backed and .sheltered by'dose full grown Plan nations and rising grounds-from' the North, and commends Prospeds thirty milcsin CKLeilt I)Vt:f the Park-like Borne grounds, and a fertile, popnlatis, hedthY ' an!i finely-brokenwoody•Country, woody-Country, aboUnding with Game, fine Roads, Field Sp6rt - -,' and Oentleinen's Seats., Ths.> Estate (tech* to : the : South and East, is subdi. - videti- by.: sunk. Fences : into convenient Inclosures, inter spersed with luxuriant- ClurnpS .and Plantations of large sp'reading. Forest Trees, l'e.riuered .down to .th;:. surf ace of tins apparent spacious the Pleasure Giound continued tnt-ugh the Demesne, and skirted by (Cop Me.2r) , a natural Lake r led by an a , ,-).•12:7t Stream,' and contanlitig near ahlumdred acres of Pei open - to i rmimsr ,ul e entli4nting :Views. Taste,' 6eitius have been most happily exerted in decorating.this citarmirs not. The Estate inlay be viewed by appbeation at the Hall ; and printed Particulars had at the Printers' of the Litchfieid, 13irthinghant, Shrewsbury, 'Manchester, and Liverpool Pa pers ; at the Rainbow Collie-house, Cornhill ; and . Plans of the Estate, and Ground Plans of the Elevations t of the flouse,,tnay be seen at Mr. CruttwriPs, Bath"; Mr. ohn'Forster's, Archited, Liverpool ; and in IN THE VICINITY OF 'HOUGHTON, COUNTY ' , OP NORFOLK. -•' - - TO: BE SOLE) BY A-UCTION, - 13) , Mr— CFIRISTIE, • At his Great Rocarin On THURSDAY - the 17. th of Septtrnlier, al One and piirticularly Eligible FRIEgI-10L1) r..1.-I.SXATIE, consisting cf-the MANOR of :RING. with ail its Rights, Royaltiet, &c. Quit Reatf.,-Pincs ' of fairs,. o.' SpaQious .. ,Pwefling - House, F *RING HALL, Out-Houses, two Barns . , ice. and Es-54 Acres of - Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, entirely conipaa, Tithe FreF,: Lapd Tax redeemed, tiod extra ParocLisi,• together with the gn:at. andl:fnall• Tithes of.the Let tin - Leas; to Mr. John Wfii . ting for Of Willett unexpired; at the very low old Rent ,of - pct r.LEvEN Ht.3.NDRED.PC,WNDS, • capable of - very .-eortiderable Improvement ; .the Situatnn particularly, eligiLde for 'con7eying off the Produee, distant from Lyon 'and ‘Vtilt Thirteen Seven from Braneasteranefhernlia-ro, and Three from th'e.Navig - aten of kieachani, and in the.vicinity of Hoegint:it Hill, - a -n Olti - and ‘ Siiiniitf..;Partof the' County of NOrfOlk, with - piethy of G ;the and - Vield. Sport, forin4l; adesirahle ReiViatieeilot the Gent!:.. , -tnan Farmer, :!nd."SpOrtsin:in.; ,a rontark..able• floc Water for use, and a Ric ul:t running throlt sec Esnite, ex cellent Roads, &c. Tetiatit chew the Est7.re. P,n tiettiz,r; rm.; be had Twenty Days preceding tin , s a L, of Mr. r;ar . i,;•,;r, Gray's.inii-square ; the ; ct . r:it :rs or the 'Norwich, I and Cambrid,ce Papers; at 'tit.: Cro , ,rn, Lynn princip..i. Inn, Sw.t.l 4 2na;ll ; \V cc:A ; Rainbow. Cornhiil ; ai,d in Pali-Mall, And-a ian of CI:: Estate sc,::n P.Ali-Mall,'Avho Iser_i powercd ti) Tecei e I'ruposal3 by Private Contr,tec. • A DESIRARLF. RESIDENCr. _ .• • . • TO BF: SOLD EY AUCTTON, - By Mr. PHILLPOT - fs, At the. George ail, 'at Stroud,; on" Thpa•;day the 3q day of ite.xt, at Three o'Clock in the'Afternonn ; A Mi.jc - rl-1)1.1i it" '81:0i , IE MANSION-HOUSE, STRAI FORD-HOUSE., with attached and 'det:iched 0 ‘yalled Garden well planted, and in high perfeOcal .Melon Cround, Fish Ponds,. Pleasure Ground, and several Inclostires of rkit Grass Land, partly planted chcice 'Fruit Trees, surrounding the house, with three nest. Cottages and Gardens ; the Whole comprizing up. i,vard.; of Thirty-two Acres, situate in a. healthy Country, commlnding irest beautiful, and picturesque Views, welt supp;ied with Water, and . forming, a truly'desirable Resi dence for a Kenteel Family, within half a mile of Stroud. ai.d adjaettlit to the Turnpike road leading treat a t itltte Cod trni: All:, rl:_irty miles distant from_ the former,: and ;Connect - 1 irotaide lager piece ; ten from Glou - Cei4er, fourtee:, t'rom, Cirer:ceiter, .and I°4. from London. The house, is sitwite in a Lawn, withA Stream of Water in trent, con iis:s on rl,e'Graund Floor,, of a Vestibule r 6 feet by 20; room so feet by ar„Drawing,-room to feet by 17, Study, ServantS' Hall, Kitchen,. and• Butles,-and other nannies, • with pod Cedars underneath ;. on the principal cturnbct Elect .ts a Break:ast or Morning-room in the centre, six Lettgil4-,:roonts With. Closets; \ and the. Attic—consists ef sevqn, good 'Chambers ' and, a Laundry 27 feet 'by co. The offices include a Washhouse, Brew-house., and Scullery; - Larder, Dairy, &c. and the detached Lenbist of Stabling for eleiten - fiorses; double, Coach house,' harness-roorn,. Granify; Lumber-rooms, and- --Cold .Bath. • • The above, txcept aboltt four Acres in the Parish of Pairis wica, R..; in the Parish, of Strond ; and there are seats in S•Lrond Chrirch belonging to the Estate, The Purclias:ir niaf lh accOrnmodated..vith more Land, to tlie.ex toot of 140 Acres, if wished: Pos,ession will be „i - en oh cbinoleticit of the Purchase, and one hali: of 'the purchase money may remain. on Mort,-;age, if.desired. T.,' be viewed -by 'Tioiscts, - with particulars atilt Colit4tiorks.olt§ale, may- ; b) had of Mr. Whitsie:hbe. Set jearit'-s Fleet,strea.t. or at the Utticeof Ni.isses. comb.; , Griffith, and Philpotts; in Gloucester, where a Map of the Premises Inai,bes4n, BECKFORD ON, _HUNTING. • Spee;idy. will . be published. . With a Frontispiece . by kt A 2,1 and engiaved by BARTOLOZZI, • The FOURTH EDITION, Correaee, • rrii 0 G S .HO N G. In a Series of Familiar Letters to a Friend. By PETER BECKFORD - Esq. Si quid-novisti tetlius istis, . Canclides si non, htS utere mecum. T' rinted for 1. - I..)ebrctt, opposite 'l3 uttißgton-house, Pic ea:l.llly. This. Day were published,. In Four cltgant Volumes, Poolsczp Bvo. Price Qne Guinea, 'in.boards, ' A4EMOIRS of the htie Mrs. ROI.3INSON, , , . LI vvRITTEN by HERSTI,F i-' . Including Anecdotes of many distinguishediC hazaaers of thtt pres,;nt period;. with Poems and Letter; ii:;.rer beibte pub lisitecl, Written by Herself, or alcir...stilit, tcp ! 4,14 b-y. vitro...s , . Pcrs.ais-; , for ,12.. - Phillips, No. 71'; ;" ? t. Pul's-Church-yard ; and sold by all Booksellors. . : . ... od, inge;, 'WO' :;!t