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NIEDICINE ACT.

At the only Warehouse for Dr. IAMES's POWDER,
No. 45,. St.
.Paul's Chureh-yard; "a few Doors front the
• Corner of C hezptide,
THE folldwing MEDICINES are Sold, at the
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upon Qr. JAMES's POWDER, which is continued at
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tree from the expense of the Stamps.
s. d. • s. d.
Dr. Tames's Powder a 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9
Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego-
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D. Hooper's Pills a al —Camomile Drops r 9
Dr. Austin's Chalybeat EssenceofColtsi:swt 3 o
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Berry's Bilious Pills 5 0 . Cri-askirk Medicines s 5
Dalby's Carminative I• 9 Glass's Magnesia 3 0
Tickell's "Ethereal S pi- I nglish's'Scots Pills t 6
rit 3 6 Grant's Drops - z o
Greenough's Tindures a xi NortOWs _Drops xi
Tula Lozenes a ri Siiilsbury'sDrops 5-
Mr.S pence's Dentritrice 4 o SoetYlin-tan's Pills -z o •
F reake's Tintt: of Bark 3 6 Ely,lish Cottec, z
Huxham's, by ditto, a 6 Dr. Solander's- Tea. z 9
Dr. 'Steer's Onodeldik z 6. lones's Rheumatic
Convulsion Oil 2. 6 Tincture - 3. 6
AisO, the Genuine 'ArqUebusacie, lately imported, and
most of the other PrOprietary Medicines •in repute. Orders
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has a •-large White Stuccoed Front, with these. Words in-
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klvlES's POWDER.,,

BARR's New and Beautiful Edition ofBUFFON's NATU-
RAL HISTORY, Complete.
Notwithstanding the extraordinary Rise on Paper, the Pro-
prietors of " Barr's Buifon's Natural History" are deter-
mined to sell it at the Original Price, and for the Accom-
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some Edition, in Fifteen Volumes Duodecimo; which will
be found to be the Cheapest Work ever otteryd to the Pub-
, lie.
tiFFON's- NATURAL HISTORY,
1.) Containing a Theory of the Earth, a General History of
Man, of the }bete Creation, and of Vegetables, Minerals, &c.
Translated from the French, and interspersed with Notes.
By 3. S. BARR, Esq.
The whole of this valubale Work, forming, beyond com-
parison, the most complete and elegant Natural History in
the English, or any other Language, beautifully printed,
and making Fifteen Volumes, which contain near scoo pages
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Bound in sheep and lettered - - 44 0
Ditto, calf and lettered - - 4ro 0
Elegantly bound in calf; gilt and lettered 4t 7 6
London : Printed from the Translation, of Mr. Barr, for
the Proprietor; and sold by H. D. Symonds, No. 20, Pater-
noster-row, and may be had of all Booksellers and Newsmen
in Town and COunt?y, on the above terms.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The advantages arising from the entertaining study of Na-
tural History are too generally felt and acknowledged to need
enlargement in favour of a Work calculated to assist that en-
lightening pursuit ; it may therefore be 'sufficient to remark,
tnat the general outline ot the present design is to give a cor-
red description ot, and theory of the-Earth, the History of
Man, and of the Brute Creation,, of Vegetables, Minerals,
and of the various Birds, fishes, Reptiles and Inseds, which
adorn animated Nature; together with a clear succinct ac-
count of their habits, customs and qualities, .on the authori-
ties of
Butlbn I Lewenhoek I Ray I Hunter
Geptlier Swarnmerdarn- Derham Let tsorne
jolusson Spallangan IDe la Pluche Edwards
!Vial p higi R heaumur. Gowan Pennant
Marald Willoughby Monro and
Other eminent Naturalists ; the Transactions of the various
Philosophical Societies in Europe, and the most respectable
Travellers and Voyagers. Every attention has been paid to
render this Work as complete and correct as possible, which
tithe Translator and Editor hat more particularly undertaken,
at the desire ofroany of the Nobility and Gentry of this King-
dom, as no eompleti History of the kind has hitherto beeri
published.
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LINCOLNSHIRE.-1-SALE OF LA-NDS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

Early in the month of January next, if not previously dis-
posed of by Private Contrael ;
HE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES
A; of Sir GILBERT HEATIICOTE, Bart: situate
the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, .Kirron, Sutterton,
Wigtoft, Si.vineshead, Bicker, Gosberton, Surticet., Pinch-
beck, Dorrington, Ruskington, Billinghay, and Short Ferry
Farm in the Paris.of Fisl:crton, in the County of -Lincoln.
Particulajs.of whickale in preparation, and Will be ready tor
delivery ir. the course nexl.nmnth.
In the mean time, the Lands and Premises may be viewed
upon-application to the respedive Tenants.
Empiughana, Oct. Sin, 18ot.

TO Elt SOLD BY AUCTION.
On Thursday tile 2.zd Day of 06tober, 1801, at Four o'Clock
in the Afternoon (subjectto the Conditions to be then pro-
duced) at the House of Mrs. Elizabeth Cass, called the
'three Tuns, in Thirsk, in the North Riding of the County
of York, in the Five Lots.atter described ,
A Good Conditioned' FREEHOLD ESTATE,
consisting of the MANOR of SOUTH KILVING,
TON, extending over the Parishes of South KilvinKton and
Thornbeough, adjoining or lying near to Thirsk aforesaid,
and also'consisting of .three' Cprhp yet Farms,: and some de,
tached Pareels of Land lett separate, containing together
.552. A. o• R. 36. P. the whole lying in the Parish of South
Kilvington, except a Close of 4A. 3 R. 24 P. called tridge
Flat. which lies in Thirs',-;"afqrsztici.••
- The Lots are as follow, viz:
LOT 1..
The Two Little Pastures, Sarah Palliser and
• Son, Tenants; •
LOT 11.
Lancastet -Nook, Richyd Pallier,- A. R. P.
Tenant,-, •77- • - - C.l 13
Houses and Croft, Over,cers of the
Poorol-SoUthKilvington;Tananfs, o 229

A. R . P

1 o

LOT 111. - •
The BUTTtR CRUMBS FARM; Will. Wil-
kinion Tenant,. consisting of a small Farm
Hutu:el tvith a Barn, Stable, and othar Buildings -
lately ereaed, and several Liclosures, cmitain-
ing by Survey (including the Piantatioi:s
- • 133 3 3

• LOT. IV.
The HAG FARM, Mary Cartwright, Tenant,
consisting of a substantial Fat .n House, with a
• new Barn,, Stable, and other convenient Build-
' ings,' anAseyeral I ncloisures, also containing by
Survey - ta4 2 .3o
• .- LOT V.
ConsiSting of -the MANO 1i.".0f SOUTH
atbresaid, with the Court Leet
and Court Baron, and other Rights and Privi-
leges thereto belpnging..-
Also of 'the Manor .Farm, Humphrey P-awling
Tenant, winch consists of 4. capital new-bnilt
rani; House, also of a large Barn, Stable, Gra-
nary,.and other convenient Bvildings, with the
Farin-yards, Garden, Ilorne3tea4i, and several
I nclosures, also containing by Sdrvey ••-

208 o II

552 o 36

ANNUAL OUT-PAYMENTS.

Quit Rent (when the Land-Tax is deduled) -
A Rent Charge to Bene't College » • - -

1.. s.
2 14 6
20 • 9 Y

k• 22 14 0
• Njoß. These are to be charged on Lot 5, which will be
Soldsubjed thereto.
The foregoing Estate is hot subject to any other Outgoing,
except the Land-Tax, which amounts in the whole to
131. 16s. rid. per Ann. and will be Assessed proportionably -
on the several Lots.
Printed Particulars of the estate may be had (at any time
after the rathday of (Maher instant) at the O. fficesof Messrs.
Johnson and Gaskell, Queen-square, London ; Mr. Breare,
ui Middieham; Mr. Walker, in Thirsk ; Mr. Walley, in' I
York • and Messrs.. Edwards in Stamford ; and also of Mr.
Jonathan Teal, and Mr. William Brown Edwards, in Albion.•
street, Leeds; Mr. AleX. Calvert,-at Richmond;- John
Reed, at Yarm ; and of Messrs. Moss, at Pateley Bridge. . •
' The Estate may be viewed at aii time previous to the Sale,
on application to the respedive Tenants, and also to Mr.
Charles /cilvington, of Kilvington aforesaid, who will attend
any Person desirous of locking over the- Estate. •
The Tenants- hold under Agreements, which will expire
on the sth day of April, tgaii .ara.l• they. are under. Notiees to, •
quit at that time. •
TheThnher on the several Lots will be valued previous,tia '
the. Sale, and'the Purchasers are to take the same at such
e-
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serve a pOwer to fell atid carry the same from °tithe PreMises
within six Months ;ifter ene. respedive Purchases shall be
completed.
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