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Garth 10 10
Woodbine Parish 10 10
Wm. and Philip Emes 10 10
Noble, Hum, Fowler,
and Co. 10 10
Thos. Alldridge, lately
Secretary to Vice-
Admiral B. Douglas 5 5
Joseph Williams 5 5
Alexander Riddell lo 10
Inner, Beveridge, & Co. 10 10
Felix and Geo. Clay 10 10
Edward Hodges 10 10
Thomas Parry 5 6
Andrew Bredel 10 10
Kirk Boot 10 10
Smith, Marten, and

Applications to Mr. Donald Williamson, st Midriown, by lg.
verne.s, watt by duly answered and a4tirded to.
it••• l'ubli.: Carriages arrive every day from the ilroutli at la-
yerneis, widch is already a Lug; and prosper..us Town of above
to,t i 4 i.dialvtants, and wit'ii:i a few minutes walk of the Cale-
do 4i n Canal. January 27. 1812

Smith 10 10
John Craig 5 5
lward Mercy 10 10
obhua, Saunders 5 5
'rheum Iltri,u+on 5 5
Inglis, ?Aker and Co. 10 10
Wm. Seymour and Co. .5 5
Reid, Irving, and Co. 10 10
La-ham and Parry 10 10
Revaz, Harfd:a, and

AN ADVOW§ON t 6 be dispos-2.1 ot, situate in
the riches: part of the County of liLit EFORD, worth
from £4OO to per annum; with a prospact of early presen-
tation. The Parsonage House and Buildings have been lately
rebuilt, at a considerable elpence; and the situation commands
the nio.t beautiful picturesque sea nery.
For further particulars apply (.1 hy itetter, poet paiii)to Mr. S.
J. Harris, Land Agent and surveyor, He►eford.

Revaz JO 10
David Hunter S S
Samuel Donaldson S 5
J. W. Smith S
Barclay. Tritton, Bevan, '

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BRUTON.STREtsT, LERK LLEY -SQUAR E.
I Genuine and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNII Pier and
' rhininey Glasses capitak-Set of Manion Nita sod Claw
Dining Tables, .Glasses,
an Bleat slay Clock, Gl*, &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC
By Mr. ROBINS, on the premiss-s, '2ll, Bruton street, Berkeley-
square, on Friday, the Vat instant, at rletun o'clock,
(the Property of a Gentleman deswased.)
'THE genuine and excellent HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE : comprising four-post, tent, and other Bed-
' steads, with chintz, cotton, and tnurinr furnitur:s; priale-seasoned
Fez• her beds and Bedding; French Window-curtains, in chintz,
cotton, and morine ; Turkey and BrnsselsCarprts; japa: incd Chairs,
Sofas, &c ; cseital well made Cabinet Articles, In Wardrobes,
Chest of Drawers, dressing, card, and Pembroke Tables, a capi-
tal Set of Diniag Tables en pillzra and claws, Sideboard, Book-
cases, Parlour Chairs in hair-cb: b, an eight-nay 4.,:10e1t by Rutha-
my. Glass, and numerous kitchen requisites.
To be viewed on Thursday preceding the Sale; Catalogues an
the premises, and of Mr. Robins,Warwiek-street,Co den-square.

and Co. 21 0
John and John Mac-
kenzie 10 10
Admiral Nugent 10 10
Ca.tendieck and Hents 10 10
Jim. Stockwell 5 5
James Ramsay 10 10
Adm. Sir C.Cotton,Bart. 10 10
James Sykes 10 10
James Sykes, jun. 5 5
Capt. Sykes, R. N. 5 5
Capt.lno. Ty rwhitt, R.N. 5 0
Heyman, Waite, and Co. 10 10
T. and S. Niclio bua 10 1G
F. C. Aberdein 5 5
Ant. Brough 5 5
I4aac Hawkins Browne 5 5
James Cazenove Sr. Co. 10 tO
Major-General Burr 5 0

DR. GREGORY'S

dYCLOPCEDI .1.

This day was published, in quarto, newly printed on a new type
and tine paper, embellishes! with, 1. the. Solar Systetn,enpravtd
by S. Potter; 2. Fourteen subjects of Natural History, by Heath,
beautifully coloured sizer Nature; and, 3. A highly-finished
Title-page, engraved by Suffield; Nuance I. price only is. to
be continued Weekly, anti fully completed in 120 Numbers.
or in 12 Monthly Parts, price I Os. each, of
ANEW and complete DICTIONARY of ARTS
and SCIENCES; including the latest Improvements and
Discoveries, and the present State of every Branch of Human
Knowledge. By G. GREGORY, D.D. Domestic Chaplain to
the &shop of Llandaff, &c. Ste.
A new Edition, greatly improved, and embellished with 140
Engravings; nearly 60 of which being subjuv in Botany, Natu-
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N.B. The Publisher engages to complete tie whole of this Cy-
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Published by Thomas Tegg, Cheepslde ; J. Cumming, Dub-
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HUN FINGDONSHIRE.
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ES FATE, TIT lt FREE, AND
LAND TAX RIiDEEMEII.—By Mr. ROBINzi,
At Garraway's, on Tuesday, March 10th, at Twelve, in Two
Lott,
A COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe
Free, and land ax redeemed.
lot I. Comprises Emir Enclosures of rich Arable Land, di-
vided by thriving quick Fecces, containing upwards of Forty-
four Acres, and an excellent Meadow of twelve Acres, in
ring fence, tithe free, and Land Tax redeemed, situate in West-
field, in the Parish of Godmanchester, about one mile from the
Town, and by the roadside to Orfird, a short distance from the
River Ouse.
Lot IL A Freehold capital rich Meadow, a ahott distance from
Lot 1, containing SA. tit. lel'. bomided oo the West by 1,.e
River fuse, and adjoining to the lauds of the Curyoration; tithe
free, and land tax rede, med.
The Lands are In excellent cnit;vation, forming a ♦ery eligible
Properey for occupation, or to invest money; the whole iu pus-
sest,j,D of Mr. Richard Mi es, tenant from year to year:
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Mlles, at Godnianchelter,
where Farticu!ars may be had, and at the Horse Shoe Inn; at
the Foutvain Inn, Huntingdon; Angel, Stilton; Wheat Sheaf,
Alconbury Hat; of Mr. Randall, Solicitor, Cambridge; the
Crown, Caxton ; Feathers, Waits Mill; of Messrs. Windus, Sod,
and Hokaway, Solicitors, Southampton -buildings,L'hanzery lane
at Garraway's ; and of Mr: Robins, Warwick street, Guldsm.
square, where a Plan may be seen.

In 4to, with aborkAbsteacts of the Contents, printed In the Mar-
gins of the Pages, and embellished with a Portrait of Elie
Author, and a View of the Two Houses of Parliament of
England, with King Charles the First on his Throne, on the
3d day of November, 1640, price One Guinea and a Half
'ln boards, a New Edition, of _
MR. THOMAS MAY'S• HISTORY OF THIS VALUABLE r.sCATES.
FAMOUS LONG PARLIAMEN'F of ENGLAND, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON fRA.CT.
that met at Westminster on the 3d of November, 1640, coati- With Palm at Michaelmas nest.
nued to the end of September,l643, when the Earl of Essex, An A VERY desirable and compact ESTATt at
General of the Parliament's Army, returned to London after the l t Loddon, In the County of tfoifolk; teeny at Freehold,
first Battle of Newbury. With an A?pendix, containing all the colysisting of a capital Messuage In good repair with a Barn stsi.
Vows and Declarations of the Two Houses of Parliament, and Offices, and an excellent Farm Home, with a Barn, &Ales, and
their Addresses and Messages to the King, and the King's An- I other convenient Out-buildings,and several Closes of rick Arable,
swen thereto. from the beginning of December, 1641, to the Meadow, and Pasture Land, divided by thriving quick hedges,
middle of March, 1641-42, wAen the King refused to return to containing together, by esupnitioo, ink Acres, more or less,
the Parliaments at Westminster, and withdrew to York to raise situate
.Very near the town of Lolion, from whence there Is a
a military force under the name of a Life Guard, which soon navigable river to Crleat Yannoteh, Note/kb, and &ce rt.
after brought on a Civil War. There are six goings on Stubbs green attached to this Farm.
Ot this History the late Or. Warburton, Bishop of Gloucester, The Land is of a superior goality, and now in the occepation of
in his Letters to Dr. Hind, (who was afterwards Bialloo of N sat- Mr. Edward Bonfelluw, wise will resign his Lease at Michael_
tester) speaks in the following terms. lu a Latter dated June mar nest For a very small suns these premtses may b. con-
-30, 1753, he has these words vetted into an creation retedelsoe fora Gemleinen, oe divided -
11 As to the History d the Long Parliament, the principal Into two.
Authors are, May's History of the Perlmutter, CLtrendon, I, The Estate Ahmed, with Guise and Flab-pundit. l,.sddon Is
Whitlock, Ludlow, Rusitwortles Cullections, and Walker's His- pleasantly and conveniently situated, at. the distance of lb Mike
Cory of Independency. fit first is au extraordinary perfor- from Gnat Yarmouth, ten front Not-with, seven from Boccie%
titmice, little known • written with great temper, good sense, and and gm from gimpy.
spirit ; and has the' qualities of a regular Composition. Also, an Erato, ail Freehold, situate In Smith Erinhatnikao
lntil:
And in another Letter, dated August 16, 1753, he says : Parish of S:. Jaren, near Bangay, in the county of
11 May's History of the Parliament is a just Composition, ae- consisting of 35 Acres. more or less, of very eacellent Arable
cording to the rules of History. It is written with much judg- Lard; now in the °collide:in of raises Foreman.
tuent, penetration. mannoess, and spiti• • and with a candour For further particulars, price, apply to T. H. Carper, Fin.
that will greatly increase your esteem, ;hen you understand Swan Inn, Loddao; or to Messrs. Foster and Untbenk, Wickets,
that he wrote by the order of his Masters, the Parliament." Queen.street. Norwich, what fleets el the Nikita easy be weft.
Primed by Robert Wilka,ha Chancery-lane, and sold by White, Letters to be pas rT
C•ak: wee >i 4 Q. Fleevicraet.