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London, England, 1801-05-21 00:00:00

BIRTHS. •

In Stephen's Green, Dublin, Viicon-- Inds Charleville, of a font
Tuefday hit, Mrs. Lang, of FiniburyAuare, of a fon.
bame day, in Wimpole•itreet, the wile of Edward Long, jun.
Efq. of a daughter.
At Logic Elphinftone, Aherdeenihire, on the z Ida inft. the
Lady of Robt. Dah-ymple Horn Elphinftone, Efq. of a daughter,

MARRIED.

Latdy, the lion. Michael Dc Courfey, Lieutenant in the
Royal Navy, to Ws Ville.
Lately, Mr. E. Brooke, of London, to Mitt Ball, In Market-
fixed, Tamworth
On Wednaday, the 6th MR. at Kidderminfter, Mr. Eleazer
Wilklnfos, of Goodmises-fields, to Mils Lißer, of the former
place.
Tnefday, the sth inft. Mr. T. White, of Weftbury, to Mill
Matrices.' of the fame place.

DIED. •
On the 54th faun, Mr. Lender, of Upper Marpla-bonne-
Itreet, aged gg, very well known in the muScal world.
On Sunday fait, the.: 7th Infant, at the bode of Mr. Charles
Townley, ire Park-ilrect, Wefts:drifter, Mrs. Ann Stealth,
wife of Edward Townley Stealth, cif Ssandith Hall, in the
county of Lancaticr,Efq.
On the tech loft. at Lancaßer, Edward Sua/t, jun. Efq.
At York. on therth inft. Lieutenant-Colonel Cathcart Tay-
lor, late of the 3d Dragoon Guards.
At Edinburgh, the 3oth ult. Mrs. Katherine Inglis, daughter
of the late Mr. Robert Inglis, writer there.
At Elie, the 4th loft. Mr. Wm. Wood, merchant there.
Sunday Oft, the eldeft fon of Mr. Biehner, in Soho-fquare.
At Aberdeen, in the 73d year of his age, Mr. John Cuftufie,
ibipmafter.
On the a in& Charles Henry Webfter, Efq. of Saint John's
College.
On his paffage from England to Bombay, in November !aft,
Mr. Alexander Parquhatfon, ad Aker of the AGA extra (hip.
His father, Mr. Peter Parquberfon of Tellochesy, furvivedlhe
accounts of his death only a few days—he died at Belnabodach
to the parlfh of Strathdon, on the sth loft. after a (bort ilinefs.
At Edinburgh. on the gth inftant, Mifs Margaret Purdie,
daughter e the late Mr. James Purdie, Red& of the Gram-
dear School, Glafgow.
On tke 7th inftant. Alexander Graham Stirling, youngeft fon
of Mr. Stirling of Pittendrich, merchant, Dundee.
On Monday afternoon, of a galloping eonfumption, after one
month's inners Simon Ifnel, aged 34, Reader to the Jewith
Synagogue in E;eninark-court, &rand. His remains were
terday interred in the Jewith Burying-ground, Grove-ftreet.
Hackney, with great folemnity : the funeral being attended by
'alrnoft all the Jewifh Inhabitants of the weft end of the town,
to teltify their refpedt for the deceafed ; whole death has been
deeply felt and fincerely regretted by all thofe who bad the
plea:furs of his acquaintance. He was a young man of the moft
amiable difpation, and diffinguithed lilanfelf in particular by
his kindnefs to his relations, having maintained, from a (mall
income, a widowed mother with three orphan children, a
brothes and two Biter'.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION, (IN IiEE),
At the Exchange C‘lfonlionfe, in Briltol, precifely at One
o'Clock at Noon, on Thwfday the 4th day of June next, or
In the mean time by Private Contraet.
LL that highly accuflomed and convenient
INN, called The WHITE HART INN, at Langford,
in the patina of Barrington, and county of Somerfet, and fitusted
on the Great Weltern Road, leading from Mind to Exeter,
with !likable Stabling, Offices, and Gardena. And alto about
right Acres of Orcharding, and 30 Acres (more or lets) of Mea-
-1 dow and Pafttre Ground adjoining the laid Inn.—Langford is
x miles from Briftol, 24 from Bath, and 22 from Bridgewater.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. John Nahib, of Lang-
ford afturefaid; or tu Mr. Whitley, Attorney at Law, In Wring-
ton, near BriftoL Letters to be raft pal 4.

EAST END, FINCHLEY, in MIDDLESEX.
With early poffelfum.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE.
On Thurfday the 38th of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-bode,
in Cornhill, in Two Lots,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, containing Nine
Acres or thereabouts of valuable Meadow Land, lying
with a gentle declivity to a South afpea, on which Bands a
roomy Brick and Sallied Houle, and eatenfive (Aces; with a
!age Garden ; as alto a modern Brick and SaOted Houfe, very
neatly llnifhed, and in excellent repair, with a food Garden.
The former Houk, with the Land, is in the occupation of Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith, on Leafe, till Lady Day, 11103, at only 131.
per annum net; together with a Pew for the family, and a Ea,
rants' Pew, both in the Gallery of Finchley Church.
The Land Tax of the whole is redeemed.
To be viewed by leavc of the refpedive tenants, until the
Pale. Printed particulars may be had at the Bald Faced Stag,
near the Premifes; alfo of Alexander Murray, Efq. Syntosnrs
Inn; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Bane, Land Surveyor.
Charlotte-ftrect, Bloondbury.

TETSWORTH, in OXFORDSHIRE.
With polfeffion at Michaelmas neat.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-11y Mr. RAINE,
On 'Midday the 28th of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-bode,
in Coruhill, London, at Twelve o'Clock, in#Une Lot,
A , VERY Valuable and Complete Freehold
3. GRAZING and DAIRY FARM; with a definable
proportion of deep Arable Ground, containing in the whole
upwards of Three Hundred Acres of Rich Land, furrounding
a good refpedlable Farm-Houk (to which a Seated Parlour and
Bed-chambers hare been lately added); with fpacious Farming
Orit-buildings, and Shepherd's Cottage; the whole lying with-
in a ring lance, and well watered; known by the name of
LOB; hounded by the Turnpike Road betweenTettworth and
Oxford, two miles distant from the former, and ten from the
latter, and only forty-four from London.
Mt. Bigges, the prefent Tenant, will permit the Premifes to
be ken, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; alfo of the
Printers of the Orford, Reading, and Northampton Papers;
Crown, Thame; George. Aylefbury ; White Horfe, Ur-
bridge; of Mars. Green and Tennant, No. 2, Gray'a-Inn-
quart ; at the Rainbow ; and of Mr. Rai,e, Land Surveyor,
n Charlotte-ftreet, Bloonifbnry, where a Plan may be fees.
NEAR MARLBOROUGH in WILTSHIRE.

With purrfUno in part immediately, and at Michaelmas nett.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAIN!,
On Tlinefday, the agth of May, at the Rainbow Colise-houre ,
in Curnhiß, London, at 12 o'clock, Is one Lot;
A VERY improvable and Capital ESTATE,
contained near Three Thoufand Acres of Arabic, Up-
land, and Water Meadow, Paltare and Down Land, divided
into three Farm., known by t 4 names of Hdwlck, Packham,
WhiteSeld sad Cow Crater as the canoe are held by Mein.
Stagg, Canning, and Kemm, at old Rents • together with the
Coppices, called Priors, or Albourne Woods, and the 01)Itit.
rents anruilly paid within the Manor and Parillt of
OKEBOOR NE, ST. GEORGE, and ST. ANDREW,
With the Right of Fithery in the Poiton Waters.
Puffedlon of Packharn Farm may be in part had now and at
Michaelmas neat; and of I lefwick , Whiteficid, and Cow Crate,
in a year.
To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, till the Sale, of whom
Printed Particulars may be l•ad on the 4th of May; sto of tbe
Printers of the Briftni, Bath, Salilbury, and Oxford Papers;
Caßle, Marlborough; Haar, Drvites; White Dart. Chipper-
barn; of Marra. Botlaam, Speeuliamband, and Saltkill; Mr.
James /landlord, Swinton; where, and at Mr. Ryder's, Lln-
:ctin's-inn, and Me. Paine, Land Surveyor, Cbatiotte-itrect,
Bloondbury, London, a Plan may k

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At theßail-tow Coffee-houfe,
18th infant, at 110'0,,
A FREEHOLD COTTAGE in repairi
•/- Z. fronting the South, and overlooking two flue Meadow*
belonging thereto, and the furrounding country, which is beagP:
dingy wooded, and abounds with Game; and good Roads fur 4
round the Prumifcs in every diredion : together with an cited.'
lent Garden well phoned, and Chafe houfe, Stall Stable, BON
and other convenient Out-buildings--the whole quantity fir
Acres.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with printed Particulars,
raay be had of Mr. Rainc, in Charlotte-greet, Bloomfbury
and at Poniborne, near the Premlfes : Particulars may be alto
had it the Green Dragon, Basset Salifbury Anus, liatheldlt
ind Bell, Hertford.

GRAZING LAND NEAR PLASTOW.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE,
On Thurfday the filth day of May, at the Rainbow Corm-
heart.. in Cornhill, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot,
VOUR FREEHOLD MARSHES of Rich
-a- GRAZING LAND, lying adjoining each other, in Wick-
land Level, near Plaiftow, in Elia •' containing together Fifty
Acres, clear of the Walls and Reed Bed; as the fame are now
In the occupation of Mr. Matthew Afhton, on Leafe, till Chrift-
mu, 1804, at the old low, clear rent, of One Hundred and
Twenty-five Pounds per Annum.
Mr. Rakes, at Plaftow, by leave of the Tenant, will Thew
the Land; of whom printed Particulars may be had; air° of
Alcsander Murray, Efq. Symond's Inn; the Rainbow; and
of Mr. Raise, Land Surveyor, in Charlotte-Reect, Bloom&
bury, where a Plan of the Mate may be teen.