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and Particulars apply to W. N. Wright, Land
Agent, Stapiefor'd Abbibt, Essex, where a.Plan may be seen.
N.. 8. If particularly requested, Six or Eight Thousand
Pounds bay be left on Security of this Estate. •

VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, Free of Vicarial Tithes,
with fininediate l'OsseAsion, at ALPBOURN, ur AUJ3URN,
in the Cnauty of Wilts.
FOR SALE TIY AUCTION, •
By Nlessrs. KNIGHT AND IV RIGHT,
At the Dule's Anna Inn, in Marlborough, on SATURDAY,

December 6, at Pour u'Clocts in the Afternoon,

A `lost de,frable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
con,ieting of a neat and uuidern Dwelling-House, with
Sashed Fiont.tilriat-huilt, anti Stated i; „of, of a convenient
Size fora respecta6le Family; Tore e large Barns, Stahles,
'Waggon and Straw-Sheda, and ether Out-buildings, with about
974 Acres of good 4rable Laud, and 244 Acres v,f yell supe-
rior Down, or Sheep, Pasture; all lying contiguous, am!
within a Ring-Fence, forming one of the most compact and
eligible Stuck-Farms in Wiltshire r situate in the Parish-of
Pildbmirti, Miies from Loudon, within a Quarter of a
Mite of a nem Branch of the Turnpike Road leading from
tungerford, through Swindon, to Bristol, Cheltenham.
Cilimerster, &c. titc..Coaelps passing daily-to and from London.
The Neighbourhood is-excellent for Field Sports, and the
Farm is within Mee Miles of the Ashdowii-Park Coursing
Aleetings.
The whole of the Buildings, having been erected within
the last ten years, in the must stibstantial manner, are in
-complete Repair, and conveniently arranged. Mr. Broome
`Wins and Mr. R. Church, of Aldbourn, wily shew the Pre-
wises.

Further Information may be obtained, an.l. a Map of the
Tstate'seen, on application to Mr. Robert Hughes, Solthrop,
,near Saindon,‘Viits; Mr W.N. Wright, Land-Agent,.Staple-
lord-Abbott, Essex; Mr. Knight, Auctioneer, Devizes.; .Mr.
Earnshaw, Solicitor, Nu. .21, Red CroSs-street, London; and
at the Auction Marc. • . .

Printed Particulars, with a small Plan, may likewise be had
I►t the Pelican I nu, Newhu ry ; Crown, Itcadiug-; Duke's Arms,
Nlarlikrough ; xnd at Aldbourn.

A NEW I'ATENT HAT, at ably ISs•
IMPORTANT SAVING.

GEORGE VRANKS and 'Co. have to offer to
the Public:a SILK HAT on BEAVER BODY, com,
billing every reqtlisite a Hat ought to putsess; it is superior
in appearance to the finest and most expensive Beaver, is
equally light, and wilt out wear two of them, and is of a
better shape, whiCh it retains to the tact; it will never ehange
its colour, which is of the most beautiful black, if worn fur
; no.weather will injure theta, they 'rein.; WATER-
PROOF, and will repair several times at a trifling expence,
And every•time appear equal to new, and are decidedly supe-
rior to any Hats ever offered to public _notice; the attainment
of which has been attended with neat expence, labour, and
Personal attention of GEORGE PRANIO and CO. Mann-
lacturers, Walia:Von House, corner of Redcross4trect,
Barbican, London.
Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish forsuperior
Ilats, will find it their juiciest in applying as above. No
anpaid Letters received.—Not in any way cOnceined with a
etait House In Beech-street, uatuc of Franks. . .

THE LOTTERY.

SIX PRIZES of LM.OOO..—TUESDAY NEXT.

HonNSRY anti Co respeettilliv aCipmhit the
public, That the STATE lA,TTItIZT will COM-
M ENCE DR Alma on TUESDAY NEXT, on which Day
all are sure to he Prizes. Tickets and Shares are Selling ,•,),
Hornchy and 'Co. Stock-hroliers, 26, Cornhill, when: all
Prizes are paid at soon as drawn.

EYTON, bees to accputiot his
Friends, that the Lottery (the Drawing of which was
postiemii.fi on account of the recent co.',amitous Event; is now
ordered by the Lords of the Treasury to begin on TUESDAY
NEXT, the 25th Instant. A preference of the Public Favour
is must resrctfolly 'solicited at Ni. 2, where a Va-
iiety of Tic Lets and Shares are now On Sale.

NEXT TUESDIY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIVE,
Is appointed. by the LORDS of the TREASURY fm the
COMMENCEMENT of the DRAWING of the SrATE
LOTTERY.

y anti J. SIVEWHIGHT take the earliest
41. 'opportunity of informing the Public, that the Draw-
ing of the STATE LOTTERY (which was postponed by Or-
der of Gruiernment, in consequence of the lamented decease
of her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte,) will 'com-
mence on TUESDAI NEXT, 25th NOVEMBER.
Scheme contains ',SIX PRI•ZeS of 30,000 P. besides
other Capitals, and there arc More Prizes than Blanks.
Tiekes and Shares are Selling in great variety by•J. and J.
SIVILWRIGurr,

37, Curnhill, 33, Haymarket,
11, Holborn, I And 141, Oxford-street;
Where in the Last Lottery, No. 2,377, a Prize of 20,0001.
Nas Sold in shares.

CUESDAY NEXT, (November 25,) is the Day appointed
by the Lords of the Treasury on which the STATE LOT-
TELLY SHALL BEGIN.

',VERB, Stock-Broker, 9, Cornbill ; and
• 17, Ludgate-street, London; begs leave to acquaint
his Friends, that in consequence of the recent National Cala-
mity,. the .Drawing of the STATE LOTTERY, which bad
been fixed for Friday the 7th instant, has been postponed
until TUESDAY NEXT, (Nov. 25) on which day it wilt cer-
tainly commence. The Scheme has been se often published,
and appears to have been so properly appreciated by the
Public, that it is merely requisite to repeat, that with only
14,200sTickets, it contains
SIX GitAND PRIZES of ,2.20,000
And numerous other Capitals ;
And that ALL the TICKETS drawn the First Day will be
Prizes.
TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale at
WEBB'S FORTUNATE OFFICES,
Cornbill; and 17, Ludgate-Street; where
THREE Prizes of L.'30,000 1 Cr..E..Frize of .... L. 10,000
THREE • L. 20,000 I TWO , L. 5,000
&c. &c.
Have been recently shared, sold, and paid on demand.

NEXT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIVE, STATE
LOTTERY WILL COMMENCE DRAWING.'
THE LORDS of the TREASURY, in con-
sequence of the recent afflicting Calamity, having by
their Warrant emuniAniled the Postponement of the Drawing
of the State Lottery, which was to have commenced on the
7th Instant, have now directed it to take place on,the above
day.
a CARROLL, Contractor.

The particulars of the present LOttery are well known, It;
merits have secured the approbation of the Public, which will
always attend a Lottery that possesses More .Ps izes than
•Blanks, and contains besides SIX PRIZES of 20,00(V.
It may, perhaps, he as well to observe,• that as the Draw-
ing- of the Lotttery- has been postponed till the • 23th Nov.
those persons who may purchase before that day will be in
the same situation, and have the same advantages, as if they
had purchaseed before the 7th Instant,. (the original day of
Drawing.)
TICKETS and SHARES are again on Sale at the Offices of
G. CARROLL, the Contractor, 7, CORNHILL, and 2(3, OX-
FORD-STREET; where 7,733, the last Prize of 30,0001. user
drawu, was KO, in Shares.
•

This Day was published,

A New Edition, of nearly iOO pages, in One Volume, Octavo,
;nice only 3s. with an elegant Portrait of the Author, of

GUI DE to -HEA LT , or Adxice to both
sexes in a V u•iety of Complaints.
By S. SOLOMON, M.D.
In this useful Publication will he found a Treatise on Fe-
male Diseases, Nervous, hypochondriac, and Consumptive
Complaints, and in which is explained the symptoms, mode,
of treatment, and remedies in the different stages of the Ve-
isereal Disease; cautions to young persons .of the danger of
improper cennections, or improper treatnsrnt, &c. with the
difference between the venereal symvfortvk aud those fre-
qUently mistaki•n for then► I also Advice to Bathers at Bath,
Buxton, Southampton, Searbro', harrogate;

Nervous anti Hypochondriac Complaints are much more
prevalent in Europe titan is generally imagined, attended
with many dreadful and a lartuiti4 symptoms, •which certainly
claim assistance, amid not, as is too generally the case, deri-
sion or contempt. The Author flatters himself, from the ob-
servations he has made, that the prctent. is as good a Trea-
tise Ott those diseases as any now extant.: !,
The tender Female is, alas ! liahle to many natural in-
dispositions, which render her cont:ition truly unequal when
compared to the -male ; for she 'sclibitia enjoys a perfect state
of health. If she enters into a wedded state, something hit-
ter arises ; and pregnancy livings with it a train.of loathing,
sickness, &c. If sittgle, site will scarcely he able to, avoid
labouring under swine infirmity, because she is " a stranger
to a mother's it•,angs."
Those win'. have resided in hot climates, and are emaciated,
whereby ti*.eir bodily strength is exhausted, their vigour and
vivacity impaired, will meet with a friendly monitor in this
Young people of either sex, who have tinfor-
tundiely given way to a delusive vice, and destroyed their
animal inactions, will meet with a " Balm ,of consolation"
in prlnsing the mode of cure laid down in the " Guide: to
Ht.,alt h." • . _ _

The design and intent of this Publication is for the purpose
of warning youth from failing into a delusive and destructive
habit, winch destroys health, and renders them feeble and
inactive fur life. .

N.B. For the ve7y excellent character of this Work, see
012 differva Reviews. . _

Upwards of 100,500 copies have actually been sold of
"Solomon's Guide to Health," as certified tinier the hands
of the Printers number so uncommonly large must he
the best criterion of the merit of the Wolk and the approba-
tion of the Public.
Sold by Bacon awl Co. 150, Oxford-street; Ward, 32,1, Hol-
born ; Leigh, Is, Strandl and Mt. Guatley, 133, Minories.
Sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns
throughout the Kingdon►, and all other Medicine Venders.