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that th, eel Ix_ no miitakc in its life, and condrude I %jilt
filch mechanical rtattirfs and fobdity :If to prceinde t .c wet'.
of all renjr.—Ntanufadured and fold by J. H. Farthing.
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A SALUTARY BREAKFAST.
I.F.E ROE'. ENGLISH COFFEE.

• COFFEE, which is a Balfamic of the
J- moll excellent Nature, euradied from the elaoicefk aro-
nttie Plants and Hobs, and from the mat faluhrious Barks,
dmin • an Exretienee of near so Years, eftablftbed its ex-
Flheacy in Confumptive Habits, and roved itfelf
am of the creattft Reftne,tiees and Prcfervativis of Health
"1'7.1 It has alto the Sanalouof many eminent
ti" Facultr, particularly the late Dr. Fothergill, who
firct.:ri'vtl it in Coalumptive and Nervods Complaint:, as well
a. i.: of lone ftaiiding, Aftionas, Tremors. Palpitations
• i.e &c. It is much recommended to thofa or weak
• '.,nitititiona, with ',isms Tea does not agree. as it is more
saaseithils tl.an Sao and Jellies. and will nut offend the m...ft
4.:;.1:C Stomach. It it to be taken for Breakfalk, as Tea as-
f ; C.die, and is very pleafant to the Palate.
Sonl he ..'appoimmtsit of the Proprietor, in Canifters, Prim
each, Duty included, by Mr. Newberg, No.
Paul's; Mr. Tutt, at the Royal Exchange; Meffrs. Bayley and
tear, Coekipur-ftreet ; Mr. Wade's, Old Bond-ftreet; Mr.
iebook. No. 150, and Mr. Pidding, Na 76. Oxford-greet ;
.4r. Ward, No. 234, Holborn; And Mr. Clarke, No. 269,
3 ~nrei.

i'l!!'0:iITION never hiving been fo general as
at. the pr cue Crifie, kill a duty incumbent nn every perfon
tei...) Is in porisiSon of a Medicine of dtabliated reputation to
the tn..ft certain means of preventing the poillbility of a
Co.nin.fition being folded on the Public, to the
.n.langering the byes of the Afilidtcd, and undefervedly
an invaluable preparation into dif-efteent. Ilia thee
•ifish rs:inr.c that induce the prefcnt Proprietors of the wells
NTISCORBOTIC. DROPS. brit prepared by the
a:.r Fr i NCI! Smelt/at, at hie Difpcnfary, No. as, Soho-
•"*.
a 'n to acquaint Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Mien-
Patients. that the above is the only place where they are
V"eir.tred genuine,and that, by penartflinn of the Comm iffinners
of 'he stamp-Office, a Stamp printed in black ink, is allied to
:itch battle, with the words.—" SpiiittaY and Cc. No. 15, Seto-
r.',lr:." aro " By the King's Patent," no the Bottle. Bill, ani
,:rapper, that the purehafer may be convincfd of being IoP-
-1,1i,..c1 sl!th the genuine Metikinc, which is fold in bottles, 0
ew tl. as. each, duty included, by the general Venders of
bat.s.st Mr.ticints in Town and Count*,

POSTING REDUCED.
'PHE Nobility and Gentry, travelling between
-a. the United Kingdoms, are very refpeetfully informed, that
the Pries of Potting is reduced on the Great London and Holy-
head Rad, by the under-uamed Ittn.keepers:
WI Limn L 1.10111074, Talbot inn, Salop.
ISt TkLAMERN, lOZ, SELIp.
.01E11111NC/10N, Haygate.
B. MAISEVI ELI), Jerningbam Arms, Shifnall.
R. EVANS, Lion, WONCEManIptOII.
WILLIAM STYLES, Hotel, Birmingham.
Four Hurfes - - - - as. oil. per mile.
Pair o( Herres - - - is. cll.
Saddle Horfs - - - - 0 td.

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PUBLIC CREDIT in DANGER; or, Frauds
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STEAM MILL.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
(If not preyiuutly difpofed of by private bargain),
Within thc Royal Exchange Coff:e-houle, Edinburgh, upon
Wednefday thc 19th day of M..y, 0.02, at two o'clock in
the afternoon,
E MILL lately eredled at GRAWAPISTON;
upon the banks of the Oreat Canal, and wrought by a
Steam Engine of Bolton, Watt, and Co.'s, of twenty hories
power. They remit( of Flour, Corn, and Bailey Mills, are
molt fubftanti tlly finilbed, and very advantageoufly fitusted for
carrying on an extenflye trade. They lie about a half a utile
from Falkirk, and two and a half from Grangemouth.
Application for further particulars may be made to Robert
Young, writer, Men-Lust-axed ; Mr. James Henderfon, wri-
ter, Falkirk; or the Rev. Mr. Smith, Polmont Maitre, by Fal-
kirk.—N. B. If not fold, the Mills will be let.

GENTEEL HOUSE, FINCHLEY.
TO It SOLD BY PRIVATI CONTRACT',
_ _

A GENTEEL compaft Bow-fronted HOUSE,
fituated near the fix Mile Stony, on the verge of Much •
leyCommon : containing two Bed-rooms on the two pair Storey;
a Drawing-roast 'end Bed room on the one pair Storey ; and
two Bow-ft anted Parlours, a good Kitchen, Watli-houfe, and
Dairy on the ground Storey ; and appropriate Cellars-nu the
bafemcnt Storey : the Whole well fupplied with excdlentWater;
large Garden well planted with choice Fruit Trees, and
amply Rocked: detached in a fpacious Court-yard, inelofed
with a brick Wall, are a large Coacii,boufc, a Laundry, a
Hay-barn, a Poultry-houfe, a Man Servant's-room, Stabling
for four Hodes, with a good Loft, convenient Cattle-thede. a
Cow-houfc for four Cows, and a Calf-pen.—A Clofe of ties
Meadow Land, containing two Acres, may be rentcd ssith the
Premifes. Fur a further reference apply to Mrs. B. u.dcn,
paid-faced Stag, Finchley Common.

ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF BERWICK.
TO BE SOLD,
'HE Lands and Barony of KIMNIERGHAME,
lying in the Parini of Edrom anti County of Berwick.
Thk Efface, which is well inclofed, contains about tBa4 Eng-
fah Acres of rich Arable Ground, all let upon improving Leaks
to fubftantial Tenants, except about iso ,tcres, let annually in
Graft or in the Proprietor's hands. The Rental is about zoool.
fterling. Several of the principal Farms are let at low Rents ;
their Leaks expire in the courfe of a few years, when a
very great rife of rent may be depended upon. The Farm-
bode% Fences, and Inclofures Pave been built, laid out,
and finifhed in the molt fuhflantial manner. The Eltate
is fituated in the molt populous part of Berwickthire,
two miles fouth of the poft Town of Dunk, and about 1
Miles from the great Market Town of Kelfo and Berwick-
upon-Twetel. The River Blackadder runs through the Eftatc,
and within 100 yards of the prefent Mention Houle. The
'Mullion Houk, though [mail, is in good repair, and affords a
great ded of accommodation.—Thcre i 4 a goad Garden pith hot-
houfe.fitc.and die* hat lately been built a complete ande.xtadive
Court of Offices. There is then, mark, and an excellent tree-
ftone going qu-rry upon the Eltate. The old wood is extenfive
and valuabk,and the [tripes and clumps of young Planting and
policy arc all in a thrivi t:g condition. The Land. hold Wench
of the Crown, and are of fufficicnt valuation to afford five free-
hold qualifications. The 'rands are valued and belong to the
Proprietor.
The Lands will be mown, upon enquiring at Kinunergbamt
Houfe ; and fur further particulars application map be made to
Mr. Low, at Wotxlend ; Mr. Veatch, at Swinton Mlll, Ber-
wick (hire ; and Mr. Swinton, W. S. Edinburgh, in whofthanda
the title deeds, rental, plan, and mcafurement may be ken.

NEAR LUDLOW SHROPSHIRE.
TO BE SOCD BY AUCTION-Br M. CHRISTIE,
_ __ _

At Ms Groat Room. in Pall-Mall, on Monday the zotk of
May uric at One o'Clock,

AVALUABLE and DESIRABLE FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, confifting of a fubflantial elegant
Brick-bulk Manacle, with Stabling for Eleven Horfes, Two
Coach Houfes, numerous attached aid detached Offices of eve, y
defiription, limited to a large Family, excellent Kitchen Garden,
walled and richly planted, Pinery SucceMon Houle, Melon
Ground, beautiful Pleafurc Ground of near Six .ICrCS, 41ifrorcd
with tafte, and Fringed with rich Plantations eniNdliflied
with elects of Water Rocked with Fill,, furnsounicil by a Lawn,
arid fundry rich Inelaures, in whole about t 66 Acres, Tithe
Free, Land Tax Redeemed, about 180 Acres Rich Meadow,
the relt Arable, about 40 Acres of which may be watered at
pleafureby a River, in which is a valuable Right of Fiihery.-.
Delightally fituate within two miles of Ludlow, feven of Ten-
bury, a beautiful and fportiog part of the County of Salop. Mail,
and other Coaches, pals daily to and from London—A Pur-
chafer may be accommodatedswith the neat Houthold Furni-
ture, Live and Dead Stock, Crops, &c. at a fair Valuation,
and immediate Poffeffion may be had of a molt Gentlemanlike
as well as profitable Situation.
Printed Particulars are preparing, and will be forthwith
ready.—Mr. Chrillie is cmpowercerto receive Propofals by
Private Contra&