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jo. BRACKEN BURY.
Clerks* the Paid Connuifiioners.

February 27, 1803.
lANCOLNSHIRE—.To BRICKMAKERS.
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ri IHE Special Cornmirtioners appointed by an
Adt of Parliament, pallisd in the Forty-fifft ye3r of the
Reign of his pn:fent Majefty, intltttled 'An Aet for the better
and moo. t Tea uaily Draining certain Tracks of Land called
Wildmore Fen, and the Welt anti F.alt Fens in the County of
Lincoln, and alto the Lew Lands and Grounds in the feveral
Pariftits, Townlhlps, and Places, haring Right of Common on
the faid Fall and other Low lands and Grounds lying conti-
guous or adjoining thereto;' will meet at the Red Lion Inn, in
Bolton, in the County oeLincoln, on Vi'ednefday the pit day
of March next, for the purporc of receiving Propufals from
fuch Perfons as may be willing to contract for making and burn-
ing about 'llree Millions of Bricks for the Uk of the intended
Works of Drainage, viz. about Five Hundred Thoufand to be
made near Skirbeck Church ; Four Hundred Thoufand near
Hobholc; One Million and One Hundred "l'hunfand near kith-
taft-Gowt, and One Million at Or near Benington-Bridge; to
which latter place Coals may be conveyed by Water Carriage
through Maud, Foller, and New Dike Drains.
Propofals in the mean Time may be delivered at the Office
of Mr. Samuel Tunnard, one of the Clerks to the faid Com-
mifLoncrs at Bolton. By Oriler,
SAMUEL TUNNARD,
aere. BRACKENBURY,
tothe faid Cominilliouert.

27th February, tient.
LINCOLNSHIII F..
TO STONE-CUTTERS AND MASONS,
THE Special Commi appointed by an
Ad of Parliament gaffed in the at R year of Me Reign of
his prefent Majelly, intituled " An Ad ft.r thebettcr r.:id more
effedually draining certain 'tracks of L^nd called Wildmore
FeuY and the 'Welt and F.aft F(419 in the county of I Ancoln; and
alfo the Low Lauda and Grounds in the kvcral Pat iffies,Town-
Mips and Places, hash'.' right of Common onthc laid Fens and
other I.ow Lands and Grounds lying contiguous or adjoining
thereto," will meet at the Red Lion Inn, in Bolton, in the laid
County of Lincoln, on Wedncfday, the 31ft day of March
next, to rect ive Propedals from loch Perfons as may be willing
to cuing-ad Inc furnithing about 26,avD cubic fet tof hard Free-
Rone,fuch an will be molt durable in water. The Stones to be of
fiats fuitable to cooties of ftnni ode font to If inches thick,
from two to fly feet in length, and from one and a half to
three and a half f e.t in breadth ; one half of the quantity to be
delivered at Maud Fofter's towt, about half a niile from Ilotton
aforefaid, and the other half at Fillatoff tiowt, about three milt's
below Bolton. The proportion and fpecifie aim, of the fires
wanted may be ken at the office of Mr. Samuel Tiumard, one
of the Clerks to the laid Commlffioners, at Bolton aforefaid,
after the ;th day of March next. Information may be had
Aro by applying to John Rennie, Efq. Civil Engineer, Stun-
ford-ltritt, London. By Order,

SAM. TUNNARD,
JO. BR ACKENI7.I TRY,
Clerk* to the Lid Commit:loners.

TO BREWERS.

TO BE SOLD—A Brcwing Copper, 125 bat-
-2- rel4s one ditto, ri 2, barrels; and one ditto, 36 barrels;
with Dooms ; have not been in de more than one year.
Apply to William Pontifec, at his Copper Manufaelories,
N 0.46, and 47, Shoe-lane, Fleet-ftreet, and No. ?8, Hound&
ditch, London; where Gentlemen may be fuppbed with his
Patent Still/ and Brewing Coppers, at much lets expellee, and
upon a more advantageous plan than any betore offered to the
Public.

The under-named OLntlemen, who now have them in ufe,
will, upon any prrfonal enquiry, verify, that one third of the
coal, and time are :

Meflis.Davics an.: Bentjoot- Valiance, Sittingborne, Kent
ing, Surry Hayward and Breakfrear,
Knight, Bag fhot, Surry Henley, Oxon
Fenner and Flint, Canterbury, Saunders, Southampton
Kent Bower, Dorchefter, Dorfa
Bradley and Harvey, Sand- Dean, Wincheftgr, Hants
with, Kent Batting, Ealing, hliddiefex
Tanner, Drewet,and Lowden, Cooch and Co. Vi'ifbeach,
Reading, Desks Cambridgefhire
Yells and Son, Wallingford, Taylor, Durham, Norfolk
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Berk' Kinders, St. Alban t, Hens.
N. B. Every attic!: in Copper, ufed by Dalliers, Brewers,
rgar Bakers, &c. manufaCtured on the very loweft norms.
Second-band Coppers bought or fold by conuniffion.
Letters of enquiry (only) are requited to be poft paid.

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EDUCATION.
1 A GRADUATE of the Univerfity of Oxford,
i
on the point of taking Orders, willies to engage as Cl -
flea] Affdtant in a refpeetable School near London; or would
have no objection to take charge of two or three Children in
a rcfpedable family.
Letters (poll paid) addrefted to A. B. No. 20. Pitt-ltreet, i
Charlotte-ftreet, Fittroy-tquare, will he attended to.
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I COAL, TAR, BROWN, and VARNISH PAINTS. t
1 THE Public are moll reipetcHitlly informed, that .;
i the above nr. ntiooed A rt ides continue to be prepared by th e
' Bridal Colour Cianpany only, at No. 32, Walbro .4, London,
1 and are recommended as cheap, ufeful, and ornamental toyer- '
logs for Wood and Iron without DI 1 tn. t'he Tar Brown i;
intended for rough Boarding, Paling, funk Fences, &c. The
Paints arc of various Shades of Green and other Colours, pecu-
liarly adapted fur Feoces round Ple..tare Grounds, planed ;11
wooden Buildings, iron Railings, &c. They arc call!), ap-
plied, being fent in a ftate for ufe, and are very durable. Di-
realms for their ufe are fent with the at tides. The Company
Amply alfn ground Vetlte I.ca,:, and all other Paints, Linf-cd ' t
Oil, tkt... of the belt gtjality, and at the I 'welt Prices.
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STONE AND GRAVEL. • .
SOLUTIONIC, or the NE PLUS ULTRA!
And CHINK-A-PIN SOLVENT,
Eking an effectual Remedy for the Curc of the STONE and
GRAVEL.
OFthe various ills and difordersthat are attendant
on human nature, it mull be conferred that the SToit x and
GRAVEL is the molt excruciating, in as much that death Wolf
is a welcome alternative to the unfortunate fulfercr, affeedngly
experiencing its direful influence.
The Proprietor of the SOLOTIONIC, or CIIIVE•A-PIN Sot-
year, i
has already had the honour of receiving gratefol tribute t
of thanks, and fatisfadlory testimonials, from annumerable pa. i
tients of the firttdiftindion, who have received rho hippy effeets
of the Medicine, It having iiiv,r yet failed hi re-citablilbing the
patient's health, and is allow2d to have a defcrved pre-eminence
t
of all other medicines for the above difordera—its properties,
are in removing all obftruetions in the Urinary Canal, Bladder, -
Kidneys, &c. and by gradually promoting ev:ry wholfume leer--
don to happily effect a perfect cure.—To be bad only of the ',
Proprietor, No. 4, Rand:ter-gem, Chelfea, and 5o where elle
in England.
PRINTS, BOOKS, and PRINTS FRAMED.
TO BA sour BY AUCTION,
By Mr. RICHARDSON,
At his Houfe, No. 31, the coma. of Villier'saftreet, in the
Strand, THIS, and two following Evenings, at fix o'clock, 1,1 :
AGENUINE COLLECTION of PRINTS,
by Bartolozzi. Blomoling, ii,tithorne Heath, Hollar, •
Hogarth, &c. including f.3:..ral ream. Engtift; Portraits, Topo-
graphy, &c. Proofs of the Riots by Heath, &c. &c. Among
the Books are Holland's Horoologia, fine impreffions; Strutt's
Dieliouary of Engravers, pi inted on one fide; Fcmtain's Fables;
many very curious Books, with Portraits. Among the framed
Prints are the Death of Chatham by Bartolozzi ; fine Bearing
the Crol.s, by Audrau; 'Theatricals by Finlayfon, &c. levet al
after R Wiens and Vandyke; and ufeful articles for Artifts, &e.
I'o be viewed on Monday, and till tit: time of tale. ti
Catalogues may be had of Mr. Clarke, Bbokfellcr, Bond-
ftieet ; Mr. George Cooper, Glafs Grinder, &c. No. ha, EWA-
bartl-tWct ; and of Mr. Richardfon, No. lz, Strand. .
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DENBIGHSHIRE. ‘_,..
CAPITAL. TIMBER.,-TO BE SOLD, . .
At the White Lieu Inn, in Rtitidn, ou Saturday, April so, •
ONE Mout:and One Hundred And Twenty one
OAK, 7.4 ASII, *6 F.I. ki, and 4 SYCAMORE TREES, 1
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(tribe marked, and cow growing epan the following Farms:
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Pat-Sims. Tenants.
' Llanfwt og, Lewis Maurice, 468 Oak. -1': ; ,
1.12 n ynes, Widow Pearce, 202 Oak. i ', I
Ditto, Thomas Jones, too Oak.
Ditto, Robert Owens, 53 Oak. '-'
Llanrhaittro, • Robert Lewin, so Oak.
Llasuair, John June% 248 Oak, 74 Al)., a 6 Ebn, 4 Sycamore.
Ti,- above Timber is very long, of large dimenfions, fit for
thr Navy, and moll other purrotcs, and a great part of It very
near the road li ailing from Ruthin to Denbigh, and within a
~ i
short distance of the Port of Rhyddlan.
William Phillips, T y gywn, Llanftvmg, will fbew the Tim-
ber ; and for further particulars, apply to Mr. Maefmawr,
Rothin ; Mr. Sam. 'fityMr, !tlorley. Haar Wilmilow,Chratirc ;
or to Mr. Harvey, Donald, our Lichfield.
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A FREEHOLD.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
And may be entered upon iminAtattly,

'THAT very Compaa Eitate called HI LSTON,
-A- &nate In the Pori of St. Manghail's and langottork.
viboriavel, lix miles well of Monmouth, adjoining a Turnpike
Road; confining of 2:40 Acres of Arable, •Pafture, Meadow,
and Woodland, with five Cottovs, conveniently placed on the
borders thereof, let to Tenants at Will.

Hatton is an ancient Family reticlence, dry and airy, corn•
minding an agrecible prolpea of the adjacent country; 11,4
good (tone for building,paving. and [Laing, alfo Limidtone of
an excellent quality for manure. The Woods are agreeably
difperfed, and well Rork d. The whole capable, at a very mo-
derate expellee, of grist illlprO6eMent.

Alto, ni.ty be ha•l, nearly adjoinin,T, a fmall Farm, caned
CostOn, containing R 2 Acres of Arable, Pafture, and Word-
land; and one °tint. fmall Farm, called Bfackmoor, contain-
ing 65 Acres of rich Meadow Land, on the Lanka of the river
Monow.
Further Particulars may he known, by applying to Mara
Hodllrinfon and Co. No. 35, Arundel-ftrect, London.--Mr
Embry, near Monmouth, will th-w the Prentifes.

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MONMOUTHSHIRE.
COAL and FIRE. BRICK WORKS, and VERY DESIRA.
BLE SITUATION fur IRON WORKS.
TO BY SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
DISEASM of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL A VALUABLE COPYHOLI) ESTATE of
COMPLAINTS. 1 1 INHERITANCE, Innate in the Parini of Trevethin,
MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may within Half a Mile of Ponty Pool, adjoining the Monmouth-
dailyLTA be confulted gratis, from ito3, at his houfe, No (hire Canal, contrinirg Thirty-thiee ACrea and 'Thirty-fevers
5, Fritb-ftrcet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Ohileuelions Ptrehes or thereahuum, commanding a capital Stream of Wa-
Stridturcs, Glees, Seminal Wcaknefs, Incontinency of Urine ter, with a Fail of one hundred and fifty-fu feet in thirteen
Fiftulai, Impotence, and debility in either Sea, &c. From hundred and feventy yarda,or therabouts, and forming a molt
extenfive Praetice in this e.epartment, to which lie has con- (killable fituition for Iron Works, dole to the Canal, where
fmedhimfelf for many mei, he offers a method of cure, mild, there is thirty-fix feet head, and Coal, Fire Clay and Iron Stone
efficacious, and which prevents a relapfe. of very fuper:or quality. The Coal Mines are now worked,
Mr. DUFOUR, fob. Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me- 'send confiderahle quantities of Coal are railed weekly. and much
dicated) Bougie. has ultimately fo improved theM, by (Baca- larger quant tics may be mired at a !Mall additional expense.
Ing them of the irritating effects of. common Boogies, that they The link Works ....we been lately tzedted.and include a Stove
fucceed where cauftics and other violent means have failed. that will dry twelve thnufand Bricks per week.
For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poffefiion of And alto Seventy-fix Acres, One Rood, and Six Perches, or
Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or thereabouts, of very valtrable Leafeisold Lands lying contigu-
reitraint in diet unoceetrary. To enable him to attend patient, nut to the above 'line, in which Mines of Coal, Fire Clay
at their own books, he has provided the affillance of a Gentle- end Iron Stone May be ruffed its large quantities, and dffpcied
man of the Faculty. Perform in the country may he cured by of to great advantar,e. The Wurlis are Accommodated with a
Rating their cafes in letters, port paid. convenient Rail Road. communicaung with the Monmouth
Jolt puhlilhed, price as. 61 Fifth Edition, enlarged.—A Canal, which with the M aggons end ever.), other Implement
Treatife on the above Complaints, illuftrated wills the various belonging to the laid Works, may be had at a fair a/Trailer:writ.
fymptoms and Cafes 'hewing the painful and dangerous ef- For further Partia.lars aFply to Mr. Bralier, or to Mak%
fees of Camille Bougie; an improved method of treating go. Clarke and Pardue, A:lomi .s at Law, 13ewdley..Woreeften•
norrheas, Ste. &c. Primed for I. Callow, Crown-eout, Soho; flare, (who have Maps of the r: ;,e.L'llve Ethics); and for a
and H. D. Sysnonda, Paternofter-row; silo to be had at View of the Proni!'‘s, to Mr Lane at Poitiewynydd, near
kr(Zitcca's, Fastur-Change, and at the Author's. Po ut y Pool.

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