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London, England, 1802-08-04 00:00:00

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LONDON Printed by BUCHANAN APIVIILLAN, (of.novv-Street,.oovent-Garden); and Published by IVILLitM ARQTtcIR Seßrprr, (or-Horse,
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I 1 1;IVEIPOOL, •
TO PORTER BREWERS, DISTILLERS, OR RED`
TIFIL:RS OF SPIRITS, Sec.
• f'lo/ BE SOLD BY, AUCTION,
'. By -Mr: CHRISTIE,
At•his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, London,
•
On.THURSDAY, August z6,-at One o'Clock, , 4
A M.O S T CAPITAL, CAPACIOUS, V"
WELL-CONSTRUCTUIPQRTER43REWE"(
occupying and covering two statute. Acres of Frechoh
Land, within the boundary of ,the Town; • with a most:
abundant supply of water Of the .first quality and p'-Ircs.t-.
--nature, competent to supply the Whole inhabitants of Livest
.pool. The Premises are.most substantially-built, -and con*.
veniently disposed for carrying on,
.upon the most e.xt'llsivg.
'scale, a Porter-Brewery; Distillery, Or Redifying Or Spirits;
a capital and useful Steem- t.ngine, by which every part °-
the Premises are supplied by Leaden Pipes, and well cal-
-culated to reduce labour in several departments. The Copper
Equates, LliiderbackS, Mash-runs, 'and Coolers, are near
perfect.new, and in the most perfect condition. There are building`,
sufficient to convert into a CottOn-Manufaaor:Y, leaving anyig
room for all Branches
ahaVe Bnches;,:Ahe Situation• for whiea is'
• undoubtedly the first in the Kltkilotti',"ilrid id the
line there would be - regular vent for all,Spirits that 0111,4
made : the present n-r;inent the most propiticusy froM
reduced price of \hilt and !-tops convenience for•Matrins'
all the year- round, and the,: redundant water, will shortV
became a considerable annual produce. . .
The Prernisps" may be Viewed by applying to Messrs.
Beckwith and- 66. Mr. Meek,' or Mr. H. Thompson, of
Liverpc6l. -Printed, Particulars-will . be, ready to deli
twenty days preceding the Sale,-and a Plan may now be g,'•ll
at 'Mr. Christie's, Who Is einpOWered to receive Proposals
by Private Contract

ESTATE AND MANOR, NEAR BOSTON, LIN-
COLNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• ' By Mr.' SMITH,
At Garraway'S • Collke-housei 7.Cliatige-a /ley, Cornbill. °A
Friday the loth of August, at Twelve WClock,
rr HE MANOR and EX'T'RA-PAROCHIM,
X TOWNSHIP and ES' AtE o.f B ROTHE ItTW'T.
bounded by Navigable Strearm; communicating With flat
op u 1 e •Sea-port Town of'lloston , and the most considerable
Navigations of England, intersected by a Turnpike-road.
with the MANOR-HOUSE and ()Ricca, Orchard, Plea-
sure and Kitchen Gardens, well stocked and planted ; Sul"
bling for:Nine Horses, a p9werful MI LL treat works a large
Threshing and Winnowing Machine, Stalls for tatting ninety'
head of Cattle, large Granaries, a Farm-house, Barns, Sta-
bling; 'Cow houses, a WIND CORN M 1 LL, Thu-reel.
Cottages, and numerous Qut-buil,liny;s with 879 Acres ot
rich Arable and Grazing Land. in Fifty-eight Divisions, with-
in a Ring Fence. Let at Rents, and of 'the Value of /4"l'
per annum. *.. •
The Estate commands an excellent Situation for improve-
ment, highly tidvantagcons, itear, the greateSt•Sheep Marka
in the Kingdom. The Rltes are comparatively low, and
reduced by an Estate applicable to the relief of the Poor.
Fourteen Thousand Pounds of the. Purchase-money tr•a/
remain on MoTtgage.
May be viewed, and Particul-ars had, 'ten days preceding
the Sale, of Mr. Thirkiil, Attorney. at Law, Boston ;- of the
Printers of the Cambridge Intelligencer, Stamford i\.ler-
cury, and Nottingham journal ; 'Mr. Braee, Solicitor, w-`-
Sex-court, Temple ; at- Garraway's ; and of Mr.
No. 62, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange..

ESTAT IN THE SHIRE OF ROXI3URGI-1, wiTk
AN EXTENSIVE SALMON-FISHING IN Tfiri
RIVER -TWEED. -•
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC: ROUP,.
On Wednesday the Bth of December, tgoi, in the Royal
Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, between the hours 01,
Two and- Three•Afternocin if not previously sold by Fri-.
vate Bargain,
THE ESTATE of LANGLEE, corwisting
THREE FARMS, LANGLEE, WEST-HOUSESs•
and GAT ESI DE, two of which are let on improving Leases
to adiye Tenanta, and the rest, which is possessed bY she
: Proprietor, andin good condition, may be entered to inurt:—
diately, or at Whitsunday next, 1803. The whole eitelicis
to 734 Acres, of whio 85. Acres are planted, and the rest,,
chiefly a good turnip sell, is all arable.
,• Few Distrieis abound-more with Game; and, besides etc
Salmon—Fishing, extending to nearly four miles in the Twi,,ed,
and to which this property has-an exclusive privilege, o,f„,
Allan, a large muting stream, runs through the centre of
estate, in an extensive Glen, that was planted several ye3t:
ago ; and the Rivers Ettrick, Yarrow, Leader, and Gala, rte'
all into the Tweed within a few miles of it.
The quantity of Water in Allan, is sufficient for Mills an'
other Machinery ; and, 'being remarkably pure,. it is wOl,--
• fitted for the Manufadure of Paper, as Well as for Bleaching'.
which might be conducaedop an extensive scale, both on tnf:
GroUnds Contiguous to Atlan; and'On those on the side
the Tweed; " • -
No part of the Kingdom is better supplied with Roads ;
and those leadini front Edinburgh and Glasgow to. jedhuro,
- Mo./Petit, and ''Newcastle, pass-through the Estate, wl1;61'•
has also the ad4aittage of being at •a wtiderate disfaiice
the Port of Bc,'-rwick, the 7.(7larti.eti;of• Kelso anchieilflurgil
withdire4 access Selkirk slid I'; :Vick, to Lanng,holt at'
Carlisle; and only two miles frolii the thriving Villa,
Galashiels and
.Melrose,. in eadli Ofiwhich there is a-VW!'
• Office and good Markets, as well as Weekly Carricrwto
burgh,, Glasgow, and other'places.
A Large Garden, measuring three acre;, Was inclosed with
high wili,abotrt eight year' ago, aod the whole' walls
- gatlieri plinted with the best kinds of fruit-trees, .whicne
arenow.in a full bearing condition. The Garden is likewis
st'rounded'with an Orchard, lately inclosed aild planted:
On the whole, few properties- equal to this .or a Family Rca
s:dence are oli-i.tred to sale. The soil is thy and healthy and
toe - _t
toe situation uncommonly beautiful, on tile North' side v,
the•Tweccl; by:which Rivei the Estate is. bounded in it',
whole length. Almost every paft.of it affords a fine site 10,1
!a HOuse, with. a near and full of ii,t;,•Tvied, as sv,-!i'
as of the Abbey of Melrose, to'Which it isnearl contigu°''7
Theclistanceffrom in a very pot)u'
lous districi ; and, from the.. flourishing state of rroinuf;,,',,'
.
tures in every part of it,'a reaYrnark&t: is .inet with for cor';
and cattle ; so that, When out of lease, Fatms are speedily ,
on ativiac.xi.rents, and in no distrie,t does property- no'•
.readily sell.
• A Plan of the Ground§ may be seen with Messrs. CO
and Gilchrist; Clerks to the Signet; Edinburgh, who, 14*e
~
Powers to conclude a private bargain; and the terms of 122,,,f
meat can 'Lie made convenient to purchasers. Alexan“d
Horsburgh, Servant at Gatesidc Park, a little below .1„,.4
'Bridge leading to Melrose, will show the Grounds and t"
Boundaries.

T T was no,t without REl.t.rcrANcE, that I origin:lllY
deviated from regularity of Practice, but I feel sufficLe,'
compensation In having Considerably conduced to the .
lioration of life's severest sufferings... Of
- As a MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
-
SURGEONS, I was desirous to rescue the victims of
crerion. front the rapacity and ignorance of those to which
this branch had been. hitherto disgracefully and 'injurioo,,Je
confined- And as no disorders are .more important than t•grt,
VENERE A L Ors EASE and 1)1.13I'L v, they certainly.lLV,i,o,
abilities fully equal,• and attention with less remission
can be spared by general Practitioners.
'
All' Venereal Complaints are slight in their first-3Pl'ar
-
e
ances, but irresistibly fatal in their progress. To pre'L`Lii,
the possibility.-ot danger by an immediate cure, or to er'3.,o
cate the most Insidious and the
.most complicated cases, °or
only be expeled froma PritditiOner directly and unitorlll'
,engaged in such exertions.
To -re-animate the trarneby the gradual progress of I"`„te
"eine,. and to procure nut merely it renewal, but an aho',
increase of vi_gour to those whose constitutions have beer' ti
der:l-tined by a SECRET and SOLITARY vicx, has been thcfe
jest and pursuit of nine years practice. Amidst the casu3,i,,,
and calamities which surround us, no situation is more brat,
ing' to the feeling mind., than that of the debilitated suffer.
who is conscious that his own imprudence has been the de,
fortunate cause of his merited misery—but to sink in if.
opair, frdm a desire of concealing his misfortune, is 0:'14.
actiing •to the culpability of his ,first -indiscretions. 1,0
however difficult other Medical Men may consider such %of,
plaints, I feel enabled to oiler a cure where.the most e's.

and the most respectable., have failed: • tV
,The terms of remuneration ale unequivocally statefi,
first.inte'rview; and libei.al4y of treatment, as well as,'Ci"
larity of qualification, constitutelhe plan upon. whicil
may be consulted personalty or by lettee'
veg
his house, No. 29, Arundel-street,. Strata,: near 'r
Bar. in,cc
There is an additional entrance in Water-street, adjo'''. •
and the the narnejsun hoth' doors: o)lv

M. B ---, Member of the II(',,
College ofSurgeons of Lollciooj

ferry road, Westrnins
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