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London, England, 1810-06-06 00:00:00

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WE D 1 _E S'D4 Y, JUNE .6, 1810.

This:Day was published, price 2s. 6d. •-•
MHE SPEECH of Lord Viscount MELVILLE,
in the House of Peers, May as, ate, Ton the Subject of
TROOP SHI PS.

Printed for Stockdale, jun. 4t, Pall-M4ll.

Where may be had, Voi. 5, in 4to. price-11..45. and vols. 9
and to, royal Bvo. 11. 4s. or (luny livot 1.55. illut,trated
with Maps, •

The WoRKS of the Right Hon. EDMUND BURKE, •
consisting of a❑ Account of the European Colonies in Ame.
rica.

Printed for'Stockdale, jun: No. 4r,
,about the Middle, on
the North Side of Pa and Gilbert and /lodges, La
Grange and Keene, Dublin
Independently cf the above being the most elegant .of that
celebrated Autlior';‘ Writings, it acquires an extraordinary
present 'interest from the perfect view which ,t'takes.or the
South American European Colonies, in all their topographi.
cal, political, and commercial relations to each other, and to
Europe.

SALE; &c.

socrrrtilAMS, DEVON.
• . (The Land-Tax redeemed.)
, • :TO BE SOLD,
rTNIE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of
I. the MANOIt ofKEYNEPON.,. in the following Pa-

• • t. SHERFORD.
The BARTON of KENEYDON, consisting of an old
Mansion, now used as. a Farm-ho;lse, Barns, and all.other
convenient Ont.:buildings, and-342.k. t't R. 12 ut very
rich Nrable, Meadow, and Pasture Land and Orchard; now
in the occ.upation ot Mr_ Robert' P;411:::r, who holds the same
fdr the of a term of_ 14 years, of wh ch between
two and three ar&nnexpired, under the very low Rent of
3801. ,

- And alSo the Reversion in Fee after lives under ConVen-
tionary Rents. and . Heriots, of 17 Tenements. in and near
the Village of Frognior, in Sherford, all adjoining to the
Barton, 'consisting of a capital Water Grist- NI ill, Dwelling.
houses, Gardens, Orchards, 'and 38 Acres of very rich Land.

2.. SOU l'H POOL
A, Tenement, called POOL PARKS, in the possession of
john Hewitt, tsar
. a Teruo, ,of which between ; and 12 years
are linexn:rech under the clear yearly •Rent.of ;el. And the
ReversHrin Fee after Lives, subject to Conventionaty Rents
,and Lleridts, in.lonr.other-Tentinents, all adjoining to Pool
Paiks, unwilling in th. whole 1.06- Acres of very goad Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture Land: -
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3. CIIIVELSTONE. . •
The Reversion iii Fee after two Lives of a Tenermmt,,can-
ed .DAT I'l NS, and after one Life Of a Tenement, called
FOR!), subject to Conveidionar tient' and Freriots, con-.
taming • together 33 Acres of very rich Atable, Meadow, and
Orchard j and also the great or iinpropriate Tithe in posses-
sion of the last menttoned two Tenements.
4. PORT L E MOUTH:
The Reversion in Fee after two Lives of a Tenement,
called GOODS; I E LTE R. in the Parish of Portlenriut-h,
-subjeci to a Conventionary Rent and lieriot, containing z.;
Acres Of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land and
Orchard.

5, STOCKENHAM.
The; Reveisiori in Fee after three Lives of a Tenement,
called CU-I.E.:NNW, subject to a Conventionary Rent and
Heriots, consisting of.a -neat iiwelling-house, Garden, and,
Orchard, and about two Acres of very rich Meadow Land.
All the Estates lie on Navigable Creeks of the Sea, Which
run tiii.tromSalcotnbe, front whence the finest .Marine Saud
is brought. up for Manure, and the Produce_ of the Farms
inay' be shipped off fOr Plyntoutit, Dartmouth, or else-

. 'Keynedoh is distant front the Market and Post ,Towns of
Kingshridge 3 Miles, Dartmouth, Totnes', and ModbUry, la
Miles each, and Plymouth 2,6 ; 'and the' Village, of
in Frogoor, in which the' Tenements in the Parish of Sher
-
ford (except the Barton) he, is rapidly increasing in Build--
jugs, Warehouses, &c. and being situated on'an Estuary, is
parqularry adapted for carrying on any 'Trade or Mani'.
fa*Ct ore where an easy. kVatet -carrhig? is desirable.
For Sale of the Premises a.Public Audion will be held at
the King's Arrni, at Kingsbridge, on Tuesday the loth day
of uly next, precisely at Twelve at Noon.
- Printed .aarticulars will ba ready to be delivered on or be.
fore the 3oth day.of this instmt, and may he had at the Old'
London Inn at:Exeter ; the place of Sale; of Messrs.
Sandys, 'Horton, and I.toarke,.Crane.court, Fleet.street, Loh-
; and of N,lessrs. Ellord and Leach,- Plymouth-Dock.
.
Datel zoth May, Olio.

AN AR rICLE OF COMMERCE.
To EAST and WEST-INDIA, AM E RICAN, and
RUSSi•AN MERCHANTS.

..P. HEATH, of NottittOarmi,intortus Mcr-
j • chants of
.Lngland, and 1 rtd:rs in gettral, that for thr.:
,Anvenience of Sale, he his placed his JUN IRE R'S ES-
SENCE of P I,PPERIVIINT and other Medicines in the
hands of ,;Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-
.
yard.
R'NIPER'S • ESSENCE of PEP 'Elt NIINT is. well
knu.yli as n sate, etketual, arid pleasant remedy in Elam-
lencies,Gotity andCholicky pains in the Stomach and Bowels,
Indig Nti:in, Hysterics, 'Sea 7Sickness, NAUstilattelfclant on
Pteg:.;incy,; Relaxation, and lass,tuae, arising tr m A mos-
pheric . Heat, want of Appetite, Injuries from inclement
Weather, the Abuse -of'Spirituous 'Liquors, and in the Spas-
modic AtEeetions of the Storhach and' Bowels, so conitnun to
Infants -adapting"the dose to the urgency/of the case. As a
amity Medicine; or tor t Ile Army-or Navy, it vvili be found
a valuable acquisition.
Sold wholesale and. retail, by Messrs.' Shade and Edwards,
66, St. t'am's Church.) ard, but none are genuine, exclit
each nottle has " P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved on x
Black Stamp .
in Stepper Bottles, 2s. 9.l.—arid iruPhialSzs. 4d. and is.
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