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***• These Discourses are not to he const&red as separate
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-the d..velopenient of a common principle, anti comp-bed
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TO CLERGYMEN..
.t 0 BE St)LI) 131( AUCTION',
At the King's Arms, in Water-street, Liverpool, on Wed-
nesday the 6th Of lune, 1810, at Five o'Clock in the
Evewag,
'THE NEXT PRESENTATION to the Vl=
CARAG L of LEYLAND, near Preston, Lanc.ishire,
Well accommodated with good Roads, of the value di 4801.
Per annum, arising chiefly troin Glebe and other Lands, ly-
ing in Leyland
Time is vleat Vicarage.[-louse and Garden, Brew-house,
Coaeh.house, Stables, and Barn, near to the Church.
The presentincumbeirit is not the most healthy Life, and
how in his 64th year of age.
Letters (post paid) addressed to the Rev. Mr. Bald Win,
Great Crosby, near Liiiervol ; or to Mr. Wareing, Solicitor,
ormskirk, will be duly attended to.

To CARRIERS and PERSONS disposed to nt,iage in the
' following desirable CONCERN.
By Oiderof the Assignees of Messrs. George Lye and Son;
Bankrupts.
•
TO BE:SOLD BY AUCTIOk,
By Mr. KNIGHT,
At the Castle Inn, in Bath, on Wednesday the 6th day of
Mane, at Ewo o'Clock in the Afternoon,
riIHE Beneficial Interest in the Lease (four" years
of which Were unexpired on the 6th of April last) of
the DA ELbING-HOUSE and PREMISES in Broad-
street, Bath ; with the Warehouse and Premises in Peter-
street, Bristol ; all of which are now in the occupation of
the aforesaid M,..ssrs. G. Lye and Son, and haie for many
years past teen used for the business of a common Carrier
between Bristol, London, and parts adjacent. ; through Bath,
Newbury, &c. by the said Bankrupts. This Concern, now
in foll Trade, and esteemed one of the most valuable-in the
West of England, is well worthy the public attention.
In a distinct Lot, at the, sante time and place, the Interest
in the valuable and tong-established Carrying Trade from
Bristol, through Warminster, Salisbury, Andover, &c. to
L +odors, which has tor many years been conducted by the
5.1 -Messrs. G. Lye and Son „with considerable success.
The Purchaser of each respective Lot to take the itorses,
Corn, Hay, St raW, Waggo.—. Harness, and every other Inidle-
mem a the. Business, at a ai. Valuation, and to enter on the
Concern oti the 24th of link next.
N B. Each Team of Horses. &c. may be seen in rota-
Lon on the respective Premises at Bath and Warminster; and
for the accommodation of Gentkrnen residing at a distance,
printed Particulars, expressive ~f the different places through
which the Teams pass in their daily progress, may be had
attire aboye War.dyniscs and of the A ctioneer, Devizes.

WARWICKSHIRE.
WHITE LION INN. S`t RA I fORD.UrON.AVON.
TO BE LET, fora..Termol Years, 41. SOLO by PRI.

VATE CONTRACT,

A LL that lotg-eviablisfted and hi ghly respe6lable
ki,„ INN, the WHITE LION, at Stratford- upOn- Avon ;
with the Stables, Coach-houses, Builiings, and other Out-
offices to the same belonging, universally known and fre-
quented by' the Nobility and Gentry of the United King-
dom of Gteat Britain and Ireland; being situated on the Great
Irish Road from Holyhead to L.ndoii, o.rough Shrewsbury-,
' Birmingham, Stratford upon-Avon, and Oxford.
The very excellent accommodations of this House rend no
further encomium than the general approbation with which
it has been honoured fur Many years past.
Also to be Let or Sold with the House, a large Kitchen

Garden, cOmprisii,g two Acres of Laud in the higl;est state of

cttltivation. Also a large Bowling 'Green, containing one
Acre; and tipwardsof eight Acres ot capital Crass Land close

adjoining the Inn.
The Tenant or Purchaser may likewise be accommodated
. with 4; Acres of excellent Arable Land, situate near to the
above-mentioned Premises, on reasonable Terms.
Proposals in Writing for renting or purchasing' the above
'Premises, to be direted to Messrs. Hunt and Hobbes, Soli-
citors, Stratford on-Avon, on or before the ist day of July
. next, to which a pos five Answer will be returned within 14
days from that penal.
Specification of the Property, 'with other particulars,
may be obtained by a personal application at the Offices of
• Messrs. Hunt and Hobbes, Solicitors, Stratford on Avon ;
Messrs. Meyrick and Broderip, Solicitors, Red-lion-square,
London ; and Mr. Handy, Auaioneer, Worcester ; with all
of whom Plans of the Buihiings and Premises are deposited
for ins,. lion.
Posse. sion of• the whole, together with the Farm above
alluded tos may be had at Michaelmas next.
N. B. For the accommodation of a Purchaser, one-half
of the Purchase.money may remain on a Security of the Pre-
i arises for the term of five years, it required.
This Advertisement will not be repeated.

AN IMPORTANT DI.,COVERY IN ARITHMETIC.
rrHE SCHOOLMASTERS throughout GREAT
BRITAIN are- respetifully itiformej, that in the New
Edition, dated January 30, iSto, of the KEY to jOYCE's
ARITHMETIC, is given a New and very useful discovery,
by means of %filch, all Sums in the First Rules of Arith-
metic, simple or compour4d, may be examined at a glance of
the eye. _ _

This d,scovery, which is praeically illustrated in the Key
to Mr. loyce's Arithmetic, has been purchased of the In-
ventor, at a considerable expence, and will be found to be de-
serving of-adoption by all Schoolmasters.

Mr. Joyce's. Practical Arith netic.. coinr oily called the
Arithmetic of Rtal Lite and 13usiness,,is welt known to con-
tain the modern principles and application of that Art, and
the fourth Edition, just published, may be pronounced free
from 'Typographical and other Errors. The New Edition
of the Key exatily corresponds with the New Edition of the
Arithmetic.

• Both Works may be had of all Booksellers, with the full
allowance to \Schools ; the retail price of the Arithmetic
being 3s. 6d. and of the Key 2S. 6d.

. - .
T the. Cheapest and Best
_Hosiery 'Warehouse
ri in the Kingdom, between Castle and Old Round Court,
No. 434, in the Strand, the greatest Bargains are now selling ;
consisting of• Men's brown Cotton for Boots, at only is. 6d.
per pair, worth 25. 64..; Women's stout Cotton is. 6d. worth
25. 6d. ; tine 25. gcl ; extra super 3s. gd. worth is. ; stout
black -and white Silk 6s. 3d. with laced clocks 7s. 64. ;
extra good los. 6cl. A variety of Patent Angola Hose, war-
ranted not to shrink, from 2s. yd. to the best quality ; stout
worsted is. 3d. ; fine 2s. ; superfine 3s. 6d. ; Silk Mitts
2S. 6d. ; a curious Artice in square Net Mitts ; also a_
dies' new-invented Lace Sleeves, calculated to give ease and
elegance ; Men's Cotton Drawers 3s. 6d. with every other
Article in the Hosiery tine that can possibly be made, up
to the very best quality, wholesale and for exportation.—
Stockings made to any Pattern.

THE TRUE ORIGINAL JESUITS DROPS
Are now prepared by SHAW and EDWARDS, 66 (on the
Foot-way), St. Paul's, Successors to Joseph Wessels.
THE JESUITS DROPS have long been known
and esteemed a sate, cheap, etleetual, and often an
immediate. .6-ure for Stranguary, Gleets, Weakness of the
Kidneys, or Bladder ; and when taken on the fist attack of
Venereal Infection, they will infallibly accomplish the de-
sired effeet : should the Complaint be far advanced, it will
be necessary to take the Specific 'Remedy with the Jesuits
Drops.

The many depredafons made on the Propitty of the Pro-
prietors, compels them to give this (humor), that no one
Bottle will be sent out of their 1-Lowe without " Shaw and
Edwards (Successors to Mr. Wes Is), 66, St. Paul's Church.
yard," engraved on the Stamp.
All others which arc sold without the above Names are
impositions on the Public.

Ask fur Wessels, lesuitt Drops.

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SIGNERS of HIS MA jESTY'S :61411" do he.ft.
give Notice, that on ilidnesdly, the 6tb of June: next; 41 014
o'Clack, they be ready 19 mat with such Persons as may et
willing to Con't'raa for Stikt&ing Hii Yai.d at Punt•
mouth with 13iJRBEC STONES.

A it.: the Tender may be teen at gis Office. Aro Tetufer-
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