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f• : „ ... •. Ain - 411;;;p 1 -•( , •t- • • , . ..,, P . • 4..4 -7 ' ,• : •,_. ' ii...4,.‘e .';:., 5 -' : 7, • t r; . - - - - 1 (:; :: :( \:. --.4,, - - .ro • 2._ ; ,(1 • •:,,,-. .`v ....:5 . ;:::: • , • " _ , s , ;tr l . : r • P • \\..._.....", ; • 0 • r :".••• k .41 9. • .p4i/?".1/1• I,lv • 1 1 ' / • • ! NUMBER 43 7 2 T UR, S _L) AY, V SEPTEiIIitR 18, 1 80C). 'PRICE SIXPENCY7 .~, ;. To the WORTHY and,INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the CITE of WESTMINSTER. PICTUALLIVG-OFFICE., SALES OF ESTATES. GENTLEMEN, THEATRE ROYAL„COVENT-GARDEN... OTO-MORROW EVENING, Sept.. Ig, 1806, will be performed • . , ; THE MOUNTAINEERS. • Octavian, Mr. KEMIII.E . ; Virokt, Mr. BRUNTON ; ' 1111- WADDY; • . Buicazin Muley, Mr. MURRAY; . • • -Sadi, Mr. BLANCHARD; Floranthe, Miss LDGAN . ; Agnes, Miss.TY.R ER ;. Zorayda, Miss TAYLOR. . WITH . ,'EVE FLY. RV - NIGHT; os,- LONG STORIES. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35,-,Pit 3s: 6d.. Second Price 2S.— IC; allery 2S. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No - Money to be returned. . , Paces for the Boxes to be taken'at theßox-offie; in Hirt „ s treet.- " . fiZ The Public are respeafully informed, that MrS. dons is engaged" at this Theatre, - and make her first a p_ peaianee this t Season on Monday'neStti. in. the 'Character of Queen Katbanr.vi - rr kik; Henry. E igh.ll/1. .sv it h Farmer. 0n Wednesd a y, Th e M err y Wi ve s o f Wi n ds o r ; Falstaff, Mr. S. Kemple, being the last night but one of his perform ance; with The, Qiiake?.. On-Friday, Laugh when :you Can ; Gossainer, Mr: Mel vin, from the York: Theatre, being his: first affnearance - in A.ondon ; with The Adopted Child; Michael, Mr.:Melvin. ,TO BE SOLD, • • T HREE SPANISH - RAMS .of His Majeity'S . "pure Merino Breed; on TuesdaY next ;he 2.3 ; at Dixon's Repository, Barbican. Two of them are Yearlings, or IS .Months 01d.,; the othei is aged. A Fleece from a 'Lail - lb of 'th s e Old - Ones' get was pronounced by the Bath 'Agricultural Society the finest Wool they . had ever seen ; and one of these young _Rains is in the opinion of the Bleeder equally fine.-. - Will be there on. Fri day.' •, THE melancholy Event of .Mr. Fox's Death hay ing Made a Vavancy, in the Representation of this City, I . presume to offer myself * as ,a Candidate.upon - thiS occasion, which 1 must ever 'deeply regret. . 3. No Man•can be'snOre sensible than I am of the irreparable loss Which we have all sustained in the. Deathsof this' great and - distinguished Statesman—Your own. feelings will best snppiy 'all 'OM can be:said 'on .ther'subjed ; for myself, therefore, I shall . only beg you to be persuaded, that -if 1 Should be honoured by your support, 1 shall nevei' cease to remember that the best claim tharl can establish to'your favopr, :will be a sincereand,ardent attachment to, the princi ples of our:glorious Constitution, and to the Liberty and Inte rests of any Country-, inseparably connecieck as they • must ever be with the maintenance Of those PriritEiples; and it will be nay Utyroinitting.:ende.a'votre; as the Repiqnntative of so distill:: guished a ;-part,of this great Metropolis, that my conduCi snail nordiftonour your choice.. ••• • , '•/' have the, Hononr,to be, • • a With the greatest respell, • " ' 'Gent Leine' • • Your very faithiul liumble'Servant, Northumberland House, • PIRCY. 5ept.,150806. To the - GENTL Ely! EN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of SULJiHAMPTON. - GENTLEMEN, PREMATURE measures having been taken in the Couhty, and numerous riends.liaving urged us to otter ourselves. as Candidates to represent the County at the ensuing Election, we take the liberty to solicit your:Votes and, Interest, ! and to assure you that we shall mate the Wel fare of.the County the rule of our - Condhtt.: We have the Honour to . be, Gentlemen,. With the greatest Respell, • nYourdevoted and moit.humble Servants, WILLIAM HERBERT, THOMAS 'THISTLETHWARTE. Sept. It, IF 6. PATiNT.VIBRATI . NG•P&NDULUIVi lIIDOCOCK .requests permission - respedfnliy tO in-; for:tithe, Nobility and ',Gentry, they - have .firteaup oat: oftheir Patent Beds on Dr..l'aust's new Patent - Principif : s of. suspending the 'Bed u'ponSptirq;s, which, by its osciflatkonS and motion, is allo'wed to p romote - health4and .p'relong - "M. They are particularly useful for Jnyalid&,.'4 . y.antding them. gentle and regular exercise when confined, : and setting them up, in their beds,'which are circumstances olForkl;fig'great•ease Mid comfort, and in many cases are highly c..oricW::ise tcutheir retoyety.. - .May bt had'at their Cabinet and Uphontery Warelionse, 'NIL .26, Son th milt en s t reer, Arn6 , , and Nay, Equipage.--Spacipw, Apartments to lyet, Furnished:, TO COLONELS anCI OFFICERS COMMANDING REGIMENTS. , . NEW MILITARY••.NIU . SIC, at the OrtItASAL - 0 . 6N, • . . - .PA - 1:1.- NIA I, L : i .:: • • --- , • '.. A4R. KELLY' r-Es - pe6l filliy ,infonni fikc Coloreril .- and Officers cornthandirig.ltegirnents;that he has - jtot: fityklY! shed SI Xof the-most'fayoufLte P 11:. C E S ..seletted. f rum ..,.. ..-t_a ClerrienzOi Tltp," : - cconVoKi by . 1 4ozart,, and arrang, (4 tar a iklifitary hand.. )'Also the toilo..vio by . Mr. Kelly Stc. - .9QPniAr; ; Airs; telfeaed .- from - his I.)neris, arranged by Griebk,h ;, a trzo - 14 Ma .r ! .14 And : Quick F t tep, cornpo4ed fir, tireg.li . , or • King',;' o‘. .vii, :mitt ne4;t,.zud,„ iu tlie.C..:unt.!is of .4iltr;-a . Ctfatlrranged -by ) 6 try Z.. _HMI Ile t'' s- I. c rt' r; 'alit ' i Evi.: ' 'Va,jl, - .PV4Fipo.:4ktioratu i " oar a . iqp.ictr by. ' C.rii : .shac.ll.q:.:a o.:iii_lc st.p,. arr,u,gert f o r a Full Isa )cit,orkf..r f it.s alai ftmgh-; corn , p3ki.l lor tneSt: jaiiiests: oloulkzers; anct dethi.:ated,tolorcl JUllulitrsir - amtnrgeci by [on% 1 , ..'• :, - .• % ' Al r, K., a:I k c(intlants A hem 1 llar he. has..iust ,i in iturtiti• sorne' Trutopets on an irnprwyed . princi.ple, .ipullej - ;.-viscecling..ig. bi i i ['Taney of lone any, vet:Offered iq.th , : t'Ublii.:..; and. tiut.he ftirgsbes Braids:wit Ott ilitalw Instromjnis ot e'vcryTtlescrili: tilm.'anctrri the besv qu'ality.:Geot!erylen howl:Nag Lii or .orrh titcic.cogunands, rnay•aely4on the : li strouigrits heingAti•:,.!: fthd, a ilf*dv etTo f tikAo, - , iidreptV ID ioitesiqri ~:1 )14:,ii 4 tutlie.()pera, Bii*lptioi to ti?eivbeing••sent Iron' the Sal6ori. '' "• .. . ~:. . , . MORE .c4,I)ITAL ,PRI4E - Si :, ~.... .. . ' -.A . P.sTi‘`'.rhoiii.inciless Tick . ets.than last St3te 4ottery. • • Ite First -dra,vp Ticket entitled to • - ~ . .. -- F EN T' i 0 4 y s.A.N D' - P 0' u N D:s i ,_ . , -!-- ..:" : Alt oThetVaiiital Prizesare after. •• - • • 18) UR-CHASERS of Timms and 'SHARES will' .1 have the 013'1.)mi-unity of cibiAning ail the Ciint - arl'rizes, provided , tney purchase' before the. Drawing on.iiirtetices, which will be.on the istlt of • ()6tober -next,- The ficheine • contairis equal Advantages or ~ .',-TWENTV THOUSAND 'POOND PRIZES, • ' ...TEN TtIOUSAND -POUND PRIZi,•••;,. - • . ' • . • FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIIES, &e. &c. To fordier Lotteries of doubt.: the Number, of -Tickets. Twenty Thousand Tickets only, ;iii.t . iio otin:l State Loitery: to be drawn this Year. - - . . • SCHEME. . • No. of Prizes.' Value of each. Tot - 11 Valne.. 3 - - - - 1:6 ) 00C? 3 - - ,30,:30 3 - - - - - 5,000 1, , 3 5 -, - - - - - 5.,,..):;0.. t • . 5. , - 0 r• - - - - .42°C0 2u _ 4 ° - - ... - .• . 2,01* r 4,100 - - - --..8z,000- zo,ooo Tickets • - ' Z 200,000 Tickets and Shares are.on Sale at every Lottery (Sitice. - ,t - io i 6 Half . to a o Eighth - - 2.1 r Quarter - 5 2.0 Sixteenth - 1 . 6 .0 . ... ~,.., .• _. . , . , 'THE GOVERNMEN . Y'STATE LOTTEg.y.,•., Commences draviipg)3th . of next Niontli. . ..... f . TEN THOUSAND POUND'S for the First-dral.vn,:ricket ; • Every other Prise atlo from 2.0,000 L to ibl. ''' at T ; THIS Plan places ~ W.11(31 all purchase befOre the ._ . ~ Drawin& begins On equal tetins ; an ;vivant:lBe 'that has mot-been offered-to . thei",iblic . .for inany'year past.' • ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS; ' ... , And the SCHEME contains 3 Prizes of ~f2 C 2600. 0 3-- . - 10,0 o 5006 5 &c._lc.: &c.. No Prize Less Ojai) I‘,c•enty Pounds: The Public will•ohseive that Stiite Lottery Prizes are paid in Sterling Money '; 2:5,017,01: lot- a 20,0001. Y-riA4;. and so in proportion for every ?Atter Prize. - TLCKETS and; SIIA RES are on Sale at all tilQ Licenced . .•, Lottery Offices,- and .by . their Agents. • - - UNCOMMON ADVANTAG ES. HE only.Oppcirttulity Of galtimg ti Capital Prize T this year, now offers: by did" purchase of Tickets or Shares in the present State lottery, bLgiris Drawing the t . 3th of Next Month. , ririe Fortunate ()dice of I'ol'l, opposite the 73ank of England,. is now stored with rile choicest vie,ictr - of tickets'. and'Shares . The fich '.,cifienie contains: three. 2 , D;ca,01. three. 10,0001, three 5 0p1../ke. autl. only 2.0,000 ',rickets, the Hriall tis,t Ititunher ever known., l'he'se combined .circumstances-- ~,..., ..._._ _. _ . _. ._... . .... _ ......._ ____...._.. ____................. - , - ~- . , . . %.0\ ;nillt... it doubtful it'this kinanfiry sof Tickets will , be °sufficientl ), % tot the . publw demorki,• . thele,beirw. hear-2i, , 0 • 21, , 09. Pickets sold`' ‘ .7 . •pfcll9o•UClyt9 the Drawwg or the Lottery be fore last. 1 -„_ s ' . 1 ... • + TILE 11.'ERING !'LACES for' liic6; This Dap was published, ‘. Price 13s. in:boards,*.r4s., half bound, or t ;s: 6d. iii'Catf in One very thick and-elosely,printed,Volume, illustrated, wit'h nearly Sevcrty . lclaps'and . Views, " '• • T'-IE GUIDE to , .ALL . the WATERING and SEA -BATHING P.I. 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This Day Was published, . , • . -. •• •• : . in an elegant' Quarto Vbliime, illuArat-d by Twenty beau . tifully.,c.oloured Engravings, price. ss. in boards, HE :PRESENT STATE of-PERU and its•DE- - . P E NDB N C 11: S, drawn from original and authentic Doeurnem,s. - • • • _ • ,This important and truly Interesting Book is the only ge nuihe source of inlonnatton in the English Language through wiiit.h the Public can, become =painted with the infinite valhe or thelate Conquest made by that gallariCandmerito rious Conisitiitiner Sir H , :ine Popham. 'ft vili - appeor by an i:xarnination of it, that the Ossessioil or Nail and Chili must've a necessary consequence of the C! , nquost of Buenos Ayiesand Paraguay; that,La Sierra, the M.ne Countrrof Peru, iithich.'has, yielded' to the indolent SpaniarcU One;Thousand NM lions sterling ,in Specie within zoo years, forma pact of the Viceroyalty of Buenos. 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ENGLAND, in - sy: - Yer , z:e,' _ 4 from the Invasion of Julius exsar to the .Begin Ling theArear ISA. a.n. • ' . Written for the purpose of being committed to memory at an early . Age, - by Young Per'sons of both Sexesd By W. R..IOIIN . SON, A. M. . • Printed for Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Library, No, 157, Wow Bond-street ; sold by -W. Gibbons.' Bath' M. Keene, Dublin ; Wilson and Spence, York ; and H. Gainsborough ; and by all other Booksellers. - • " Of whom may be.had, • x. Book of Ranks, 24 plates, price 7s. 2. Book of Games and Sports, 24 plates, price 3s. 6d. - •• . 3. Book of Trades, 7o plates,. 3 Parts, price 3s. each. 4. Robinsontrusee, 16. Plates; price 4s. 6d. -- 5. Popular Stories, 24 plates, 3 Parts, price as. 6d. 6. Visits-to a Fairn-house, 8 plates; price as. 6d. 7. Visits to. London, .6 plates, price as. 6d.. . • ' • S. Tour through England, 6 plates, price 2s. 6d. 9. Visits to the Leverian Miiseuin," price 2s. to. 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Presents for good Girl price is. • , • 32. Mary AO her Cat, price is. 33. Dialogues for good_ Children, price is. 34. The Little Hermitage, price IS. 35.: History Of Telemachus, price Is. • ' 36. l'tistory of Belisarius, *price is. 37. Life of Carlo, price is., - 38. Nuriery Tales, 33 sorts, at 64. each. 39. Nursery Songs and Jingles, 6d each, &C. etc &c. • • N, B. The 'Orders of Country Booksellers for the above , Mined WorkS executed on advantageous- terms. • : • . 42, A CHALLENGE: •• irESSRS. CURRIE and Co; challenge the whole World to prove a single instance where their Medicine and Method of 'Cure have failed-of the desired ell' 1. The praaiee el many-years in this particular branCh of their pro fession has not given riseto one unsuccesstul case: They coil fume to 4ired their studies to the treatment and cure of cer-. taro Complaints, and that derangement of the system-which is the consequence of a destruffive habit. It is a melancholy truth, that the indulgence in this solitary vice, brings on those Deficiencies and Debilities which frequently- prevent and .embitter the MatrimOnial State, and imposes by.anticipa tion.upon-itS unhappy victims all the infirmities of old age. To.'sUch persons it must bea consoling refleCtion to know that,they may. now, by a new and infallible mode of treat- - ment, be restored to - health, -strength, and manly Vigour.— MesSrs. Currie and Co. being regular Surgeons of the Royal •_ College, the idea -of empircism cannot possibly be attached • to their practice, for nothing but a thorough conviction, con firtnektby:Many years experience, of the injudicious mode bf treatment adopted by,..the general Praditioner in the cure IA Venereal Complaints, and that•clas of Debility which inet tablp results froM the indiscretions of yofith, could indute them.to deviate front the usual system, and by performing t le* most. surprising. curet, convince the world of the decided perierity of 4 heir mode_tlf treatment, • MesSrs; - Cti'rrie_and .Co: map bß•consulted by patientsbt either sex, with' the greatest delicKy, 'secreey, • and honoilr, tlieir 'House, No. iO7, Hatton . aarden. 4etters from the Country (post-paid); inclosing a Bank 'Note,. stating, the particulars of thellas7, will.haNg the necessary Advice and. tO any. part a the li4g4;cin. • • Sept Is, THE VICTUALLIAG • Ilis ATA.7EtiTri de hereby give Nctice; That on Friday, the .2.6tb instant, they will be reaaj, to receive---.. .Tenderi; in ivfititig (.realed up) , , and tii7at.fir •'Thrfe Mtnds rd Chahkok:i I VI'S : I'A l‘i F I E LD 'l\l () R ft:// ,to be delivered irnmediate(y, in tw.', entire Carg:ves, free of charge and risk, irlo His Males6..'s rinuallink Premiers' at • Dept ford and to he paid for by Bills, pajiade, with Interesti• ninety dayi afier-dati. , • • • The Conjideni of the Contra£l : may be seen at the S4retaiyi tepid will be had - to - an; nobich t e Mice shill y . not be ;nun led in nvOz•dr at dength, or tl , Ot shall 71;i be to the Board before au o'Ctoi-k On . the'rairl Friliay the - 2674 in. stant, nor unlesi tie eon whj makes - the - Tendtq, or soni4 Persqn on his ,behalf, attends, to answer, , when called To. FICTUALLINC-OFFICE, 'Sept. Tv, r 8 6. TIRE C. OMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLINO.. -A- HIS ii47EsTri MITTY. .do hereby give' Notice, Ti•at en Wednesday the 20 ins, . - they will he ready to, ferrite Ten- , dert, In writing (sealed up), and treat for Eiht . tert of Pali, and Two flund,l ed Quarters of Close-dried, ANI E MALT, ; tole delkiered is a fortnight;-by Ivrek,* t4 , 7p9rt into His Majesty's Fißralling Stores' at 'Deptford ;" and for Four Hundred Quarters of Pale, and. One Hundred ,Qttarte,s of Close-dried, AMBER MALT ; to be del/veto/ in a.1,41;4; ht,. hy,weekly proportions-, Into His i'lalesty''s at' Dover; the tr., , hole to be paid for by Eills,PaYable,.with inlet est; • Ninety days after date. • The Conditi9iii of the Contrails may te se , n at the Serretag's Office. .. No regard wif .he had to any Tender in.whirk tbe Price shall • Trot be inserted in words at length, or that shall not Sc delivered ' to the loatd lefote s One &fork on the said liidnesday, Mir:4th inst. nor 'unless the Person who makes the Tender,•or scene • Krim on his behalf, attends, to ansvier, when coiled for. , t. ' • this Day was published, • •' • • 'By, Mathews and, Ipigh, -No..18; Strand, D. Symonds, Paternoster -tow, London; Dugdale, .Dublin; a - nit may -be had of . any Bookseller; in One Volume Octavo; with an . elegant Portrait of the Author, a New Edition, price only 3s. containing nearly 300 Pages, .of COLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH ; •or, vice.to both Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints. Ex.., plaining, in a concise and plain manner, the mode, trearia ment, and most efficacious ,Remedies for the folloWing eases, which are treated of under their respective heads, vit.' Abortion or Miscarriage , Indispositions attendantou Asthma . Pregnancy Appetite, Loss of Indigestion . • , Barrenness juvenile Indiscretion Bilious Complaints Lowness of Spirits Chlorosis or Green Sickness Menstrual Evacuation Child-bearing Nervous Diseases Consumptions ,• , o#4llisin, or Secret.Venery Female Diseases . .Pregnancy Fits . Phthisis, or Cough Fluor Albus, or Whites Rheumatism • Flatulence, or Wind • Scrcifula Gleets I Seminal Wea)messct Gonorrhoea Scurvy Hypochondria, or Melan- . Turn of Life, • chulv Complaints I &c. &c. To which is added, an Essay on the Venereal Disease, Gleets, and Seminal Weaknesses. The vtliole illustrated and interspersed with a variety of. authentic fads never bed: fore published. BY S. SOLOMON, M.- D. The Author:is proud, to confess,, that he has been assisted by Many eminent literary medical men, to whose labours and assistance he is much , indebted ; they, as well as liimself i have tritt, the remedies prescribed, and acknowledged their salutary and - poweiful efficacy. Ordrs given to any. Bookseller in Town or Country for Sofornon i s Guide to Health," will he duly executed at only 35. each copy, free of carriage. For the very excelient chant:tier of this Book, sec the different Reviews. London Ptinted for the Author, and sold by Mathews and Leigh, No., i 5,, Strand ; and IL D. Symonds, Pater. 'poster-row ; also by All Booksellers in the United Kingdom.. No. 40, CHARINC-CRO'SS, !len the ADMIRALTY, LONDON. WAREHOUSE for the POWDERS, &c. to PREVENT and CURE the YELLOW FEVER, and other MALIG NANT PESTILENTIAL. DISEASES. Instituted under the Sanction of skilful Physicians. rrHIS Remedy ,has been prOed to be sd effica .2. cions in subduing and destroying Infedtious that the Public only meed be informed they, may he supplied . withit genuine at the above-IVatehouse, and at the P foprie tor's Warehouses in Liverpool,. Bristol, and Glasgow, whiCh haVe been established solely t'or the Sale of TH,G YELLOW .FEVER REMEDY. The Price of each Box is 'O►ie Guinea, which contains Sufficient quantity for - the -use of One 'Person, for twelve months, and ample Diredions for its Use and Application, as . well as Advice how to insure Health in the West Indies, America, &c. &c. &c. by an eminent Physician. N.B. The most sarisfadory Proofs may be seen at each of the. Witehouses this genaedy.has saved the Liyes of Thou sands. DISORDERS - ("g THE HEAD AND BRAIN. rEW, it' any, Medicines are more innocent, none I. more effectual, than Dr. DU NBA K's BWPAN.I CAL SNUFF, which (by His-Majesty's Royal Patronage) is pro. mulgated to remedy every species of DEAF N E SS 4 . anh io prevent, relieve,..and cure, what are commonly called N VOI.J S, most DISOR.D E RS ; bl the HEAD and BRA.IN-.-- This grand Acoustic and A pophlegniatinntic is tested by ex. perience to be efficacious in Allophasul, mental deraweinete, • slight alienation of the _mind, melancholy, lowness of the spirits`, - -apoplexy, 'epile'psy,•-catalepsY, , palsy, hysterics, watchfulness, idiotism, s -vapours, vetcnus •lethargy, stupor, dullness of the senses,Slothfulness, 'unnatural thowsinits, dozing And heavinew Ileac% occasioned by a studious and sedentary life, &c. Tinnitus, ringing noise in, and (-11B.r MR:liens of; the ear. Scotidina, dizzines-.; of the head, Mart cress of sight, and the app;arance of thick mist, impaired sight from obstruction to. the passage of light, abscess,of the brain, eyes, nostrils and ears, drbpsy of the ireadi , vbiCe con veyed through the nose, a . harsh snorting or del‘ictive a 1 ttcu. lation, Catarrh, common cold or stoppage in the head, de. feetiva or loss of smell, and pain in the temples; hernicraFia; pains in the head, sick, local, or common head ach I t also . fortifies the head against exhalation's, infeaious air and pos tenor injury ; and when used with other snubs, removes iagd • prevents their ti . afteful efreets. Sold, in boxes, at 2s. -3d, each,,or treble the quantity ,in • ore box, for 4s. 6d. wholesale; retail, arid for exportation, IV Dr. Dunbar's sole and general Agent, D. Ad.lisoni , kledicittkl, Practitioner, -at. the Repository;Of 1-lyge,a;' , No 33, 'Hart-street, BlOomsbury-squar.9, London,; and by his spv-i:11. • - .s.p'pointifnent to beiiatl °VT N ci: ya, New tiond..street-; Bowie N0..24, Flees-Market • Salter, near• Old t4 A vsl,l, 3 ne;:.•!: 'IY. - W s al4cer, Gloucester; Nintol- and . Eton, Bristol ;,.5,141%xe, ;. N. Rollaston,.Coventry Chester, Newcastle, Statlbid ; D. Dnek, Whitley, - Wtirees ter ; Griffiths, Lutilow, Shropshire; H. P. Silvester, New; port ; [ones, Oxford;. Hags, I"!vark, Nottingham ; Fietcher, t.!Aster. ; ,Lobilstya . ,Le_yl ) er tho -C4. tilirgow, &C. • - . . *;.'g t LINCOLNSHIRE. Valuable ., stud - ImProveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, of Rich ,Feeding LAND, near Spalding and BoSton, with Land-Tax Redeemed.' , 'TO BE SOLD, BY . MICTION, • By -PETER • At Garraway's COffee House, 'Change Alley, London, on Friday, Odober z 4, at Tweive•o',Clock, in Fourteen Lots, unless ariacCeptable Offer is previously made by Private Contrail, Lot 1. A VALUABLE -PR EEI4O7_,D• ESTATE 1. • Of tr 6 :Acres,: of rich Feeding•Landi" with-a new. built Fartn House and Buildings, let tc*:Alim.Healey, on lease,- expiring Lady Day 18c9, at a net rent of 2,351. per an nuity. "_ • Lot 2. A bitto of 4i3 Acres, with a new Briek Farm- House and Buildings, do lease to Mr. folio West, which will c)yire'atlarty-Da) iSO9, at a net ,rent -of 6,5 i. per ann : Lot 3. A Ditto 4314 IS Acres, with House, &c. on lease, for the same tefill, 40 Mr: Edward Palmer,, at 1551. per ,:n. nu Lot 4. A Ditto of zl6 Acres, on lease for ,the same term to Mr. Halliday, at 1,741. per annum net. 'Lot 5: A Ditto ot - 57-Acres„ on lease to Mr.,Congreve for the sarne,terrn, at 981. per ann. net. Lot 6. A Ditto of 419 Acres, with the Manor House and Buildings, and Manor, or repurecl,Manor, of Littlel4ury, on lease, for.the same term, to-114,r; lames U Ilea, at '6ool..per annum net. Lot 7 to tz. Sundry Fatsels of rich Feeding Land,, Gbh . barring 68 AereS, in the occupation of Messrs. Halliday, Con grove, Jackson, and buy, all yearly Tenants, at sundry Refits, amounting to 971..115.• 3d. per ann. altogether.' - Lot 13. Thirteen Aerosol V/ owl, Land 'in hand. ' Lot i 4. R -valtiable-Freehold•Estate, ot,s7 , ICfeS, of MO dow-and Arable Land * in the occupation of - Mr. 111. ten, yearly Tenant, at Sal. tos. per arm. net. • These Estates are situate in-the-Parishes of Whaplode and Flolbeach, nearly - the whole in a Ring Fence, 8 miles' from tz from Eloston, 4 from Holbeach, rz front Wisp beach, alt ,go . ad . .Market Towns; and too miles front Loridon, in a dry healthy Country, not - liable to •floods;-the roadS good; and near a navigable river, which leads to the scs. • A moiety-of he.l 4 urchase Money may remind on'Mortgage it 46 per cent; for any.terin not exceeding seven years To . be viewed by leave - of the Tenants, on application to Messrs.-Foster and Boiiner, Spalding, who will shed the Estate, of whom-printed rParticulats may be had; _as well as of Messrs, N icbotsou, and Upton ; and of Alr. jonath..7l7e'ala, of;1:Octs ; of Dilesrs: Forster, Coolie, and Erere;: Lincoln's Inn, London ;' of Mr. Peter Coxe, 33„ Th2Oginortonstreet, with all whom P,lans of the Estates may be:.seeni Particu, tars may also be had at Lloyd's and Garraway's. , _ • - - •ROSS-SHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, On the nth Day of November next, at Two o'Clock in the Afternpon, within. 'the Exchange Cottee-House, Edin ! burgh, • . . • ALL and WHOLE-the TOWN and • LANDS of • or WESTER FAIR.BUKN, with the Salmon Fishing's . belonging — thereto, together with the Mill ot . .Wester Fairburn, commonly. called the Mill. of ,Stralian, with the Alultitres belonging thereto, lying within trit• - • Parish of Urray; anti:Sheriffdom of RoSs., Tnese Lands consist, by a late.Aleasiirement, of upwards of 1700 Scots Acres, whereof 171 are Arable,•So. under natural Wood and Planting, yo-under Grass Pastute and Brush Wood, and the remainder consists of M'utrand Heath Pasture. The •Lands - are pleasantly situated•upon the•BankS of the RiVerS Conan and. Orran.- The Planting consists of thriving Fir, and a variety of Forest Wood, which is of consilerable value. There is. a substantial . , Mansion-,1 louse, wit& Garden and Offices,..upon.the Estate, fit to accommodate a genteel Fa , mily; with plenty. of Fuel. at a convenient distance: The whole Lands are out Of Lease, for which there has already been offered above 3001. of yearly 'Rent, and a very consider able augmentation may be expected, on imptoviag Leases, besides the Salmon Fishings., • The Lands hald'of the Crowni and are valued in the CesS Books at. 1 . 01. Scots, and the Public Burdens al - Feeling them are moderate. . , Few Estates 'of the same extent afford more scope for the successtbl introdudion of those modern improvements so ge nerally pu.diseet o .ountry, while at the same time tile Situatiar is pleasant .and ~ onvenieht, being surrounded by .good Ito Ids," and of easy ace:L:ss. The Estate lies about six .teen Mi es from ,Inverness, six prom Dingwall, and in the T vicinity ofaost-011ice and good Markets. ' ' To the , 10ortsrnan it'is also.a. most desirable situation, as it abounds vvn.• ,very species Of aitie known in the'Highlands ; 'while its vicinii; to two large Rivers gives it every advantage ',that the Angler c)4ld wish tor, A considerable .iart of the Price will be leftin the hands of the Purchaser, it he inclines. Mr. Alexanile Falconer, at Drumriach, by Dingwall, will slier/ tfte anal ; and for further particulars, applicationmay be mad. - ;.to ik.:exander Grant, Solicitor, No. 6, Scrjeint's Inn, London or to tames Grant, W.S. Duke-streef, Edinburgh, in whose hands are the .Title Deeds, and who has polger to coAclude a erivate Bargain. This Day was published, Handsoinely printed in Quarto, on Writing Paper, price, in - boards, 7s. • - To be continued Annual MITE. FARMER's DAILY JOURNAL, AND ACCOUNTANT, from Michaelmas tBO6 to . Michaelmas 'tBo7, recommended . to .all Farmers, as well Proprieto. - s as Occupiers of Farms, Stewards, liailifFs, ecc. as the most easy and ready Method of keeping the Ac_ . counts of a Fans:, so arranged that the plainest Capacity, with a - KnoWledgi. of Writing Only, may- keep a most accu rate and satisfactory as well of the .Labout as the Profits of the Farm.. . BY A PRACTICAL FAK:'TER. Printed for F. C. and Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard; and sold . by all Booksellers . zo Town and Country.