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• TO BE SOLD,..
Pursuant to an Order of the Higti.Court of Chancery, made -
in a Cause OWENS against OULK'S, with the appro-
bation of lohn Ord, Esq. erre of the- MaSters of the said
Court, in several Lots ;
TARIOUS • FREEHOLD- FARMS, LANDS,
V and lIRE MISES, situate in or near the. Parish of St.
Asaph, in the County of Flint, krmerly part of. the Estate
of the Rev. David Foulkes, late of Gwernygron, in the
said County, Clerk, deceased,
The time and ()Face or Sale ‘viil be shortly advertised, and
ptinted particulars may be then awl. (gratis) at the said Mas-
ter's ()are, in Sotithantpron-bluidings Chancery-lane,
London; of Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Solicitor., in South-
ampton-buildings- Messrs-, Massey -and Humbtrston, and
Mr. Richar.ts, Solicitors, at .Chester; of Mr. George Orred,
Solicitor, Liverpool ; and at the White Lion Inn, at St,
Asaph;
.at which two last mentioned places - a Plan of the
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FRIMLFY: INCLOSURES.
. SY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS:
TO LE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Monday the •30th November, /got, at the White Hart
. lnn, Frimley, in the County of Surrey,
- By Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co.

rco ALLOTMENTS of- LAND, both ad-
oining the Great Western Road, leading from Bagshot
to Hertford Bridge, containing together 559 A. 2 It . 7 P. or
thereabouts..

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AN ESTATE and HUNTING BOX in PERTHSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

Under the Authority of the Lords of Session in Scotland, on
Wednesday .tie ►6th Day of Dec. 1801, in Three Lots,

THE LANDS of, bONAVOURD and BAL..
LINTUIME, and• Others' situated in the Parishes of
Logie Rait and.ll,lOuline, Distrittof Athole, and County of
Perth: These Lands are situated mid Way. between Dunkeld
and Blair, a Country which, in' point of cultivation, rich,
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passed by none, in Great Britain. - The clear yearly Rerytal of
the whole three Lots is 081. its. Sd. or thereabouts:—
There are several thriving Oak and other Woods on the Estate.
On the principal Lot, the present Rental of which is
921. tzs. or thereabouts, is erected a small, but truly neat
and elegant Modern Mansion-house, With suitable Offices
and Out=houses. The House eoriunands most enchantinK
and varied views of the Vale of- Athole, and the Course of
the RivetTummel, till it fallsinto the River Tay. To this
Lot is annexed a considerable quantity of Coininon Hill
Pasture, and inexhaustible Moss 'for Fuel. The adjoining
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all kinds, and the neighbouring Rivers and Lakes teem with
Salmon and other Fish. 'On this Lot there are also Quar-
ries of Linta.and other • Stones' so well adapted for Improve..
merits. The greatest part of the Lands are at present lett to
Tenants at Will. Therets -a convenient and excellent Farm
House on the Estate, having been lately built. In shoji,
this is a most truly desirable Property for any Person , wish-,
jug-to enjoy the delights of a' Reral Life. Immediate pos-
session may. be. had. . • _
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and Mr. George Andi-ew, Writer in Edinburgh ;. and the Pre-
mites may be viewed by applying to Edirelnd Fergusson,
of Baledwund, Esq. who resides near the Estate.

EXTRACT FIeONI THE LONDON GAZETTE.
IT has been the study of the Pro'prietors'of•the
well-known ANTI SCORBUTI C OROPS, first corn-
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and the attendant diseases Odle nerves, as the list of cures
accompanying each bottle, given in an ample bill of direc;
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Sze. written by.the late Proprietor (which maj' be also had
at the Dispensary), single them out tls fit objes to try, un.
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which have impeded the Completion of the Buildings round
the-Theatre, and the cOndua of the Trusteei in the execti.:
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14 Order of the Proprietors,
RICHARD PEAKE,-Treasurer„

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•
DpC's COUT and RHEUMATIC TINCTURES. •
MHE GOUT and RHEUMATISM are. the-most
painful and-debilitating complaints mankind are sub-
jeel to. The Gout is suposedincurable, .as all other dis-
orders Were said- to he (which. we know not how. to cure)
until radical and safe remedies were discOvered to cure them:
It has been thought dangerous to cure or 'prevent . the return
of the Gaut. But if the cause is removed, all danger must.
be done avray, which 'this Tiuthire (taken as directed, and.
regimes i followed as prescribed) will coMpletcly..elliet, as is
moved; by many respeaable charaders in London and else._
• where, who have long, -and still. do experience the happiest
effects of, whose letters,. verifying the 1a6.15, Mr.
.Dix has
with their authority to publish, and to refer-Ladies anti Gen-
tlernertto the writers, who will answer any particulars in
person. ' •
Personal references must surely be more conyincing and'
satisfaaory than the publiCation ofletters, which, by some, •
may be suspected as fabricated for the sole purpose of re-
commending the Medicines. 'therefore heprefers refering
the Aahaza to original letters in his possession, and to the
ratieuts themselves, who are too resneelable to be suspected
' of.duplicity. Those wtio see them in perfect health, and
enjoying the free use of theii limbs, st be convinced of the
powerful: and salutary elliciley of? thew Medicines.. fads
are stubborn things, and will conquer cry prejudice. The
Gout has been said to be, a salutary, disease, and supposed
(by-those who know not the cause, nor how to cure or'prevent
it) to keep off' xll other complaints; the Writer •• begs leave, .
with due deference, to cliWir from. such as are of this opi-
-nion,. since this assertion. has never been proved. • That
the cOntrary .is the faa, -is proved, HOwi many
Gouty Patients do we not see and hear of suffrring, under a
"complicatiop of disorders • .such as, Rheumatism? Scurvy,
Bilious and Nervous Aill;Ctions,- Hicenos, Sutlbcation,
• Heart-bum, II ead. ac h , ,Pains in the S tom aZ:11 and Vowels.
~•1:11 originating from the Same cause as the Gout. All which
these Tinctures will tactually remove and prevent, if taken
as directed, and regimen followed as prescribed, and no
lient need fear any suisequent ill elects from.the use of this
Wedi,:ine, 'which cannot injure the most delicate constitution,
'it taken as directed, It may not be irriproper,to aethre there
is no .Mercury in these 'l%ledicines, •knowing that some 'pre-
pared with that perniciOus •driag, are recommended for the
LLout ; Mercury to a, Gouty Patient? is as• deadly poison,'
sure to injure. These Medicines will keep any length of
-time in ny
Mr. Dix may be consulted every. Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, from terk to three o'clock, at his house, No. 27; Upper
Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, where, end at 1. Ward's,
No. 324, Holborn, these Tinctures, may be had with direc=
tions. • •_ _ _

The Coat Tinaure, in Bottles at 11. 2.5. and il. tts. 6d
taralis included. Rheumatic Tincture, ii. ss. and zl, zs.
ditto.

Letteis (post paid) will be duly answered.

IMPERIAL PARLLIM F.NT.

- ` Ho:uqE 'OF PEERS,

TUESDAY, NOV. 10.

. Lord Vilcount W r Quo% , one of the Irish Re-
presentative Peers, was sworn and took his Seat.
Some private business was disposed of, and seve-
ral' arrangements made-with respea to the hearing
of Appeals.
attested Copy- of the Proceedings in the Ec-
clesiastical Courts; refati3ie to the Case, of. Hoare's
Divorce; being duly laid before the House, a Bill
was, forthwith brought in, to divorce George Hoare
from Elizabeth his now wife, and read a first time.-

On Lord PF,LH AM'S entering the House, the Or_
..der of the Day for summoning their Lordships was
read.

Lord PELHAM observed, he should haire to
apologize-to the House, for moving to postpone the
Order, which was for taking into consideration the
Convention between His MAJESTY and the Em-
peror of Russia, to a future day : he would propose
Friday next, as against that Lime, the Ratifications
of the Courts of Sweden and Denmark on the occa-
sion were. expeded to arrive.
The Order of the Day was then, on the Motion
of his Lordship, formally discharged, and renewed
for Friday next, on which day. the House was or-
dered to be summoned.

Their Lordships adjourned till two o'clock to_
morrow, when Counsel are to-be heard on the first
ApPeal.Cause standing on the

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY, NOV. IC).

Mr. BRAGGE moved, That no Private Petitions
be received after the I9th of March.--Ordered.
Mr. BRAC;GE brought up the Report of the Com-
mittee appointed to consider of a Motion on the
3oth of 010ober last, respeling the interference of
Peers and other persons therein named, in the Elec.
tion of Members of that House. The, Resolution
was read, and the Report was ordered to be referred
to a Committee of the whole Howe on Thursday
next, and to be printed.
VANSTTTART brought up a Bill for continu-
ing, for a time, the AA of the last Session, as far
as relates to Distilleries of a certain sort, and to
the Importation of Starch, &c. which was read a
first rime, and ordered to be read a` second time to-
morrow.

Mr, EttApGL moved for a new Writ for the City
of Cashel, in lreland, .in the room of RICHARD
BAOW Lt., Esq. who,..sinee'his' EleElion, had ac-
cepted of the office-of Steward of the Chiltern Hun-
dreds.—=-Ordered.

Adjourned at 4 quarter before five till to.mor7
row.

THE S U N.

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