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EICNTUCCI'S ITALIAN EXTRACTS.

TMts 4ur were publiditd, price 71. in boards,
ITALIAN EXTRACTS; or, A Supplement to
GALIGNANI'S LECTURES; conGfting of an Eat:rave
Seledlon., from the belt Clank and Modern Italian Aachen;
=tibya Copious Vocabulary, kith familiar Pirates and
ce.

By A MONTUCCI BANES A, 1.. L. D.
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agreeable paltime for hie leifure Noun, by unray. Ping the Anee-
dein with a Pocket Didionary, but will even fuperfede the need-
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of law owing himfelf in the knowledge of the Italian Langsage;
Ante he may learn by it all Styles, familiar or elevated. Prok or
Vert; and it will familiarife hint with moil at the learned or en-
tertainlrg

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wiser Ledbhos ea the Italian Language. In this Second !Atha
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poweemeate, by Dr. leteemeol.

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SHROPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

'T`HE MANOR of ASHFORD BOWDLER,
coexten6ve with the Porifh, with divers valuable froeludd
Eaates, Tithe free, compriling two capital brick Manfioes, with
fuitable Outbuildings and Offices, and about 360 Acres of Rich
Meadow, Failure, °retarding, and Arable Land of the annual
value together of about ysol. in A fhford aiorefaid, within a Ring
Fence, and 'alibi two miles of Ludlow. (a rich pleafunt and
fporting part of the County of Salop, abounding with Game) and
battled to Right of Common.
The principal part of the Mate is under Leak to an unclear).
timiable Tenant for five Years, Unexpired at I..ady.day nest, and
the whole is worthy the notice of the Public.
For a view of the Pralines, apply to Jokpb Nails, of Afhford
aforesaid, and for further particulars to Meer,. Meredith and
Robbins, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn New Square; Mars. Manley
and Lowe, Solicitors, Temple, London ; or to Mr. Robinfun,
citor,Tenbury, Woreefterfisire.

BIDEFORD, DEVON.—VALUABLE REC TORY, with
PARSONAGE, and FIFTY-FIVE ACRES of GLEBE.
To be SOLD4ry AUCTION, by PETER CORN,
At Cutaway's, on Thurfelsy. the Toth of Augult, at Twelve
o'Clock,
THE NEXT PRESENTATION to the valuable
RECTORY of BIDEFORD, producing a preen: Income of
std. pee annum, at a yearly competition in lieu of tythcs, taken
at gingery moderate rent of to in the pound, including the Glebe
sad Surplice Fen ; but, it is prefunied, the rectory is highly Un-
provable. The prefent Incumbent is aged 76. The Patfunage
is heautifully Swam. with Lawn, gardens, and plantation. ; com-
mands extenfive views of the river Torridge, and neighbouring
country; contains a drawing room, dining parlour, and Rudy;
eight bed chambets, convenient offices of every elefcription, coach
binge and two Rabies. The Glebe mantilla of 53 Acres of rich
arable and paßure Lind. Bideford Is a *dant Tea-port, and good
market town. a few miles &teat from handle* and Torrington.
the neighbourhood genteel and fucial, the roads good, and the
country fnigularly pletfant.
The prefent Rittur, the Rev. Richard Keats. will thew the
Patronage and Glebe I and particulars may be had one month pre-
, ceding the rale, at the Pope's Head Inn, Plymouth ; the Golden
Lion,larnßapit ; the New London Inn, Easter; the New Inn,
Bideford; of Mr. Pato Cote, 33, Throgatortenaftmet; and at
Lloyd', and Garraway's.