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London, England, 1807-05-29 00:00:00

SYNONY MES.

This day was publithed, price 6s. boards, in t elofely printed Vol.
DICTIONNA IRE UNIVERSEL des Synonymes
de la I.an6ue Francode.
Par M. L'ABBF. de I.EVIZAC.

Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No 6, Bridge. Itrcet, Black-
friars; and to be bad of all Bookfellert

This day was ',Alined,
fa One large Volume Odtsru, price las in boards,

THE GARDENER's REMEM BRANCER
THROUGHOUT the YEAR ; exhibiting the ncweft and
molt approved Methods of Manuring, Digging, Sowing,
Planting, Pruning, and Training; the Natures of Earth, Watcr,
Haat, Air, and Climate, brit adapted for the culture of Plants,
and Production of Fruits, Powers. and Efculent Vegetal.les, in
the Natural and Forcing Way ; tile Canks and SyMptowa of Dif..
eafe and Barrennefs in •rree. of every kind. with Means of Pre-
vention and Cure. To which is prefixed, a Vico, of Mr. Forrych's
Trcatile on Trees.

By JAMES M•PHAIf.,
Twenty Years Gardenet to the Earl of Liverpool.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, by the (Awe Author,

r. A Treadle on the 'Culture of the Cucumber. Second Edi•
tion, price Ss. in boards.
a. Hints and Obccrvations on the ImprArement of Agricul-
ture, ss.

Thif day was publiated, price ys.
The Third Edition, with very confickrable additions, of
PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS
on the TRFATM RN I', CAUSES, and CURE of that fpe•
des of Confumption incident to Youth and the different Rages of
Life, commonlyjeallcd VASES noasa us. not unfrequently the
fourcc of the general difcrder% of health, deranging the functions
of the find" organs in the animal te,:onorny. With practical ob-
fervations on the fparmodic affedtion of the Urethr t, fo conamon!y
millaken for Stricture; and on the eff.dts of Callan, when ap-
plied to the fine and fenlible membrane of tl e urinary canal, in
reports of cafes, as stated by the patients themfelves.
By H. ST. JOHN NEALE,
Member of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the TJniveraty of
Leyden. and Practitioner in London ; formerly Surgeon Major
to the fl'th Regiment of Infantry ; to the fifteenth, or t:tweiA
Regiment of Light Dragoons; and to tLe Royal Hofpnal at
Chatham.

Printcd for J. Walker, and H. D. Symonds, Paternofer•row,
and to ha had at No. 61, Frith-ftreet, corner of Soho fonare.

FOR SALE,

At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Tusfday, the 9th of jt.ne.nezt,
at Twelve o'clock in the Forenoon,
THE handfome faß.f.riling Brig AUSTERLITZ.
DIMENSIONS,
Lengfh 93 Ft. 4 In.
Breadth a 6 3
Admeafures • -17 i 37 94 Tons.
Pierced for '8 guns, nearly new, and in molt excellent condition ;
would make a compleat yard for any purpofc where dilpatch i 4
required, being a remarkably fall failing brig—the might proceed
to fea immediately, being in want of nothing but provifions. A
Prize to his Majetly's (hip of war Est GRALD, commanded by F.
L MAITLAND, Efq now lying in liamoare, and there to he dc.
livered. And afterwards will be Sold, the WARLIKE and °thy
STORES of the fad Veffel.

For lrventories and any further particulars, apply fix dys
previous to the face to Mt firs. Ommanney and Druce, Lon& u ;
Edward Lytle, Efq Plymouth : or at the Counting•hnufe of
WILLIAM LOCKYER, Merchant.

FAWLEY, HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

fly Mr. WATTS, at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, nn Tuefday
the ad day of June, 1807, between the hours of one and three
in the afternoon,
A SMALL VILLA moll delightfully fituited,
about a quitter of a mile from Southampton River, and
late in the occupation of Captain Tregent. The Louie has been
built only fix years, i: is fit for the reception of a genteel family.
and commands a very pidlureflue view of Spialead, Southampton
River, and the adj scent Country; It Is feated on a fpot at once
healthy and beatttiful. It has on the ground floor a dining parlour,
drawing room, brcakfaft room, and Rote room; under, a very
good cellar; ahoy:, fonr bed rooms, of equal fize with thofe on
the ground floor; adjoining, an excellent kitchen, waft) lunge,
ftable, and chaife 'mule ; detached, a good barn, hen houfe, and
piggery ; with a fuit: ble garden adjoining the bottle, an 1 a fm:,ll
paddock and meadow; in ail comprifing two acres of land.
N B. A purct.iter may have imniediate poffettion.
For furthet particulars apply to the Auainneer, Southampton;
or to Mr. Howard, Solicitor, gtieen ftreet, Portfea.

SWERFOR D HOUSE, OXFORDSHIRE,
SINGUI ARLY DESIRABLE SUBSTAN I'IAL rn EEHOLD
MANSION, ANU PADDOCK, AND TIME FREE
FARM.
To he SOLD by AUCTION, 13y Mr MUNN,
.

At Garraway's on Friday, July to, at Twelve: o'clock. (unlefa an
acceptable off,r be made by Private Contrad),
['HE truly Valuable and eNtnpaft FREEHOLD
ESTATE, in the Par Jibes of Swerford and Hooknorton,
comprifinA a fubflantial (tone manficn called Swerford Houfe,
with domestic offices of every defcript ion, newly erected ornamen-
tal range of (tabling for eleven honks, double coach houfc, chalk-
houfe, harnefs and fiddle-rooms, the whole amply fupplied with
water, a paddock of rich land, ornamented with 114tcly timber,
a conflant stream of water running at a molt definable diftance in
front of the manfion, slily with the greaten facdity be rendered
an ohjed highly ornamental and a.tradive, pleafure ground and
kitchen garden. together with fcveral rich farms, moftly contiguous
to the denselne lands, confining of a due proportion of arable and
paflure land divided into convenient enclofures by thriving fences,
enriched with capital t imber, containing in the whole upwartis of 650
acres. The farm hooks and agricultur I buildb:gs have fun ban
completely repaired. .1 he farms arc all let, either to yearly tenants,
or on (bort leafes, at low rents. There is alfo a fmall farm, con-
fining of nearly 45 acres, with a dwelling houfe and cohabit: build
ings, fituate at Bleabam, in the county of Oxferd, five miles from
Swerford, in the occupation of Mr. E. Rogers, at a low rent. The
whole is tythe free and forms an °hied pecularly definable to
any gentleman wishing to realize in a retired tich fit uation. and Is
attached to rural (ports, ftveral packs of bounds being keet in the
neighbourhood, which is plentifully flocked with game; a cenfi-
&rabic part of the purchare money may remain on naortgage for
a limited titne. Swerford is a pleafant village, iituate eight
miles from Banbury, five from Chipping Norton, and four from
Chappel Houfe, within a quarter of a mile from the turnpike road,
in a neighbourhood highly rcfpeetable and i'a:uhek,u.,. The Per
;actual Advowfon of tba valuable Redory is likcwifc on Pale by
private contra('.
John Falknnr, who reticles on the manfion, w'll thew the eftate,
and particulars may be had of Edward Horne, Efc. Solicitor,
Searle.ftreet, Lincoln's Inn; of Jnreph Knight Efq Solicitor,
Stow on the Vold. Glouceiterthire; and of Mr. Munn, Wal
brook, near the Roial Exchange; where plans of the mates
may be Peen. Particulars al.o at Garraway'.. and at Chappel

ARMY
SIX FIONDRED POUNDS will be gitren for a
Company in any Regiment, numbered from Ito 9;. April
at No. Is, Dube-Rreet, Strand.
Secrecy will be obfcrved.

To COLONELS of CAVALRY and PROPRIETORS of
RIDING SCHOOLS.
WAN T$ a Situation as Riding Mailer, a perfon
in every rcfpedt competent to the duties thereof, vhofe
Charade( and Abilities will he found unexceptionable.—A line
addreffed (poit pelt!) to A. B No. 3i, Vine Rreet, Piccadilly, will
meet with immediate attention.
_ _

THE next Meeting of the Trnfiees for putting in
execution the fevcral Ate of Parliament for repairing the
Highways between Tyburn and Urbricir, in *he County of Mid
dlefex, and for annual% the Road leading from Brent Bridge
eller Hanwell Heath, through the Parithes of !Unwell, 1.1,w
grentfortl, and haling, to the Great Wettern *aaad in th, laid
County, and fur other purpofes, will he hell at the Holife of
lolas Fox, the Old Hat, in the parifb of Ealing, on Saturday,
the 6th day of June, 1807, at Twelve o'clock at noon.

C. Hll.l. Clerk.

• SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
(LAND TAX RRRRR MID
T_TERSHAM PLACE, in the Pori(h of WAL.
A TON-UPON-THAMES, confifting of a modern built gen-
teel farm houfe, in the cottage ftyle, large walled garde•), farm-
yard, barns and ftablea, so Acres of meadow on the 13auks of the
River Mole, and 47 Acres of Arable Land; immediate p)ffelßon
may be taken. Mr. Fielder, the tenant, will Chew the Premifes.
For further particulars, enquire of Mr. B. Follett, No. 3, Paper
Buildings, Temple.