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London, England, 1801-04-21 00:00:00

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

BURGESS ii4s-icii.i;-EroWE OF ANCHOVIES,

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AND OTHER RICH SAUCES.
THE great Reputation which Mx. BURGESS
-a- has gained by his E:NENCE OF ANCHOVIES, and
other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUC E. STEWED REF F,
HASHED CALVES HEADS, BEEF STEAKS, MADE
►LASHES. WILD FOWL, and GAME. with many DtLICM
CIES for the Taal!, SMIE.ROARD, and STORE-ROOM; which
arc more fully expreffed in his Catalogue, (Ha BEING TOR
INTL sITOR or Timm) has induced many perfons to give the
fame:sane to ARTICLRI entirely different, which are vended
at many Shops in London, by Newts who go to the principal
Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to foliclt Orders of
nadefmen and Inn-Viers, who in confequences, are often
fcrved with' a SPURIOVS Soar, of very inferior quality, which
is not only au Impofitinit, but a great Difacipointntent to Fa-
milies who purchafe thcis with a vim, of laving good S.tuce
to their FlSti, &e. . . .

N. B.—None are His Gertuiste, but what bat there words
on the Label , " Burmese' ORIOtttAL AND SUPERIOR Ls-
SENCIE or ANCHOTILF, No. 107, Strand, Corner of Savoy
Steps, London."
Weft India Merchants, Putters, and Meets of the Navy,
&e, fupplied with Hams, Tongues, Pickles, Cake of their Rids
Sauce for Pith, Haines, Stcalia, Madc Nita, Cold Meat., &c.
which will keep in any Climate.

FREEHOLD READENCE and LAND, mar READING.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. HAWKES,
GM Saturday the 25th of April, at Two o'clock in the Atter-
noon, in Baldry Lou,
N Exceeding Compaet and truly De firable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the occupation of Mars.
Taylor and Waterman, Stuate near Whitby Turnpike' Read-
ing, late the property of the Rev. Thomas Marinate, drecafed.
Compelling Two Brick and Tile DWELLING HOUSE'S, with
Gardena, Stabling. Cow-Houfe, capacious Baru; a GLOBE
of excellent PASTURE LAND, and a large ORCHARD, wkh
remarkably fine Fruit Trees, of invariable and mofl abundant
Produce! Two Inclofures of very rich MEADOW LAND,
fituate near the Horfe and Groom, White Waltham, 4 Mlles
from MAIDENHEAD, in the occupation of Mr. William
Justin.—To be viewed, by leave of the Tenants, tea days pre-
vious to the Sale ; when P rticulars maybe had of Mr. Barron.
Stationer, No. 49, Strand; Mr,Blandy, Solicitor; and Mr.
Hawkea, Appraifer, Reading.

. WOOTTON WARREN EStATE, near HENLEY.
WARWICKSHIRE..
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, in PaII-M;11, on Thurfday, the sift May,
(By Order of the Provoft and Scholars of the KM(' College,
Cambridge, for the Redcmrion of the Land-Tax,)
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
confifting of feverarEliglble FARMS, with all fuitable
BUILDINGS, and near NINE HUNDRED AeR ES of rich
ARABLE, MEADOW and PASTURE LAND. compact
and TYTHE FREE, together with the TYTHIN Bluing and
PAYABLE out of ULLENHALL, la on LEASE to Sir
EDWARD SMITH, Bart:which will expire In Nine Years, at a
low Refereed Rent, the Lift Payment amounting to One Hun-
dred and Forty-two Pounds Fourteen Shillings, but of tbcadual
Annual Value of Twelve Hundred Pounds and upwards.
A PerG,n will attend fifteen days preceding Ow Sale, who will
Dew the Eftate; ,and printed Particulan may be then had of
the Printers of the Coventry, Birmingham, Oxford. and Lei-
*ter Papers; at the White Uon, Stratford-upon-Avon, War-
wick; Gilbert Jones, Efq. Solicitor, Salifbury-fquare, Fleet.
ftreet, Loudon ; of R. Gee, Efq. Attornry,CL.mbridge: at the
Rainbow Coilee-Itoufe, Coen.bill; and in Pall-Mall, where a
Plan of the White maybe Den.

OLOUCEsTEREHIRE
OAK, TIMBER, AND FREEHOLD ESTATE.
TO SS SOLD IT ♦UCTION,

At the Bear Inn, in 7bewnliam- , CM Friday the lsth day of April
itiltant, between the hours of 4 and 6 in tb TAftcrnouo, fub-
A.
eft to ecmdittons to be then produced.
DESIRABLE and compaa Freehold Eflate,
called LOMBARDS, corralling of a Fenn Houfe, Fold,
Garden, and about ss Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Patton
Lands, whereof eight Acres are iu Oreharding, 'veil planted
with the belt Fruit 'Frees, in :heir Prime.—Alto a (mall Cop-
pice, containing about one Acrc and a half.
The Farm is fituate In the Para and within a MSe of the
`rows of Newaham, i t Miles of °leiter, t 6 of Ckepftow, 7 of
Colford. and 14 of Monmouth ; lies on a pleafing eminence, and
commands an emenfive view of the river Severn, on which
there is a communication with Gloueefier,and the north, Bridal,
and South Wales; and the Fitate has a full Right of Common
on the Foreft of Dean, which is about a Mlle diltant, and from
which Coals and I.inic are procured at an raft' Expenee. The
Situation is well calculated for a Perron within' to retire in the
Country, and to build a comfortable Habitation, for which
good nutertati east be had at* moderate F. sperize.
At the (sine time will be fold, about So Oak Timber Trees,
molt in their Prime, rowing on the kAtare.
Agor • Frre,hold modern-built IVIESSGAGF„ campriling a
large Hall, Parlour, Dining -R oort, I..vecal 13,d-chambers, and
Garrets over, with a good Garden, picafantly fituated in the
centre of the town of Newnbam, having a fine pisiped of the
Severn in front, and overlooking the rich Vale on the oppofite
fiderFor a view of the MICA, and furthur Paricidara. apply
to Mr. Matthews, Attorney, Neirnhans ; or of Meets. Jenkins 4,
and James, New ha. London, wits will hew a Um of the 1
East&

WHEREAS MINOR MO LDEN, formerly
of the Mod of Portfea, if the is now living, and will
apply to Dr. Toyota, of Lambeth, in the County of Surrey,
the will bear of fassaelblag to he advantage.

Including the WM STAMP DUTY 00 BILL* Of EII:MAXON
POOMISIOAT NOTES and Mims, the new Du tics on
H , Porennz of LITTIRS, PAPIII.TCA. &C.
This day was pub! Iliad, Price as. a NEW ti)riloN of
KEAILSLEY's TAX TABLES, for the Year
af4t -Ptinted for G. Kearney. No. 46, Fiect-ttreet.
Of whom may be bad, jun publithed,
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