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London, England, 1802-04-24 00:00:00

TO BE LET, Furnifhed, and entered upon immediately,
BARFORD HOUSE, near Downton, Wilts ;
with waned Gardens, Hot-houfa, Stables, Coach-hoofes,
and all other convenient Offices, and 26 Acres of Failure Land,
late in the occupation of the Earl of Malmelbury. About 20
Acres more of Pafture Land may be had if required, and the
Manor of Hamptworth, adjoining to Downton, will be let with
the above.—Barford-Houle is only fix miles from Salifbury.

Enquire of Mr. Arney, Clok, .S.ilifbury ; or of, Mr. Mon-
land, Llownton, Wilts, who will thew the Prtnilfes.

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS,
Exempt from the Auction-Duty, agreeable to AR of l'arlia-
ment...-On Wethierday, the sth of May, dos, at Five

o'Cloci in the Afternoon,

PETER DE BRAUWER and Co. will put up
to PUBLIC SALE, at the Manufadures's Warebourcs,
No. 154, Alderfpte-ftreet —A large and valuable Affortment
of BRITISH-MANUFACTURED PIECE GOODS :—Con-
lifting of Plain, Fancy, and Work'd Mullins, honk; &c
Lappets, Jaeconots, Books, and Mulls--Superfine, Plain, Fi-
gured, and Printing Cambrica.-43•Wore, Book, and Lappett
Handkerchiefs and Shawls—Dimities—Ginghams--Printed
Cambria, and Caliesses"-ditto Shawls--Pullicat and Madras

Handkerchiefs, &e.—And alfo a large Affortment of WOOL-
LEN GOODS, confining of Superfine Weft Country Broad
Cloaths, ditto, or London Kcrfeymeres--Super-Coatings-..
Swandowns, and a great variety of other Goods.
For further Particulan, information may be had by applying
to Wm. Mayne, Agent for this Buliners at Glafgow; and to
Wm. Purdy and Son, Sworn Brokers, No. 48, Mark-lane.
N. B. Part of the above Premifes are appropriated for Cot-
ton Yarn of all forts, Water and Mule Twift, and Weft, of
which I'. De Brauer and Co. receive Confignments, and exe-
cute Orders for the London, Scotch, and Foreign Markets.

This day was publithed,

' Nk..atly printed in Four Poiket Volumes Price iu Boards 121.
Ornamented with a Bult of Homer,
THE ILIAD and ODYSSEY of HOMER.
Tranflated from the Greek.
By AI.EXANLIER POPE, Efq.
Printed for J. Johnfon, G. and J. Robinfon, W. J. and J. Ri-
chardfon, W. Otrldge and Son, J. Nichols, R. Baldwin, G. Ni-
col, F. and C. Rivington, Leigh and Sotheby, T. Payne, J.Wal-
ker, W. Clarke and Son, R. Faultier, P. Macqueen, J. Nunn,
Lacklngton and Co. J.Scatcherd, J.Stockdale, Vernor and Hood,
J. White, Cadefl and Darks, G. Xearfley, J. and T. Carpenter,
Pote and Williams. Longman and Rees, and J. Mawman.
Of whom may be had, An Edition of the fame Work,
beautifully printed on a fine woven Paper, botpreffed, in Four
Pocket Volumes, Price in boards rL A cheap Edition, in
Two large Volumes Duodecimo, Price bound Bs.
Alio, Mr. Pore's Tranfiation ofHonea,with all his Notes.
A new Edition, with additional Notts, critical and illuftrative,
by Gilbert Wakefield, A. B. In Eleven Volumes large Oetavo,
on a fine Medium paper, price in boards 31. 17s.

THE NEVER-FAILING RAT-POWDER,

INVENTED by T. RAISS, Merchant at Ha-
vant, Hants, is tarneitly recommended to Farmers and Corn
Dealers, to deftroy the Rats and Mice infefting Dams, Malt-
bottles, Mills, Granaries, and other• Stores ; as by thit means
thole deftrudilve vermin may be quickly eradicated. From the
calculations lately laid before the Public by Sir James Wright,
Ban. it appears too evident that " the damage done by theft
wide-wafting devourers of corn amounts to no leis than
t 6,850,000 bulbels annually, which is far more than fuEcient
for feed to low the netting year's crop !" Its Inventor being a
perfon of eftablilbed charader, in affluent circumstances, and
to whom reference may be had, it is fcareely neceffary to fay,
that his motive In preparing it Is folely for the public good. But
beware of counterfeits, which are apt to be obtruded on the
ptiblic. The genuine packets, price is. 6d. each, are done up in a
red Ramp, whereon Lathe name of T. Km ss.--They arc fold in
London only by Champante and Co. Aldgate ; and at the Bri-
tifh Direttory Office, No. t 7, Arc-Maria Lane, St. Paul's ; and
of the reputable BookfeJlers in every town in the Kingdom;
alfo of J. Clement, No. 23, Dawfon-ftrect, Dublin.

This day was publithed, price xs.
'THE Seventeenth Report of the Society for
1 .1- bettering the Condition of the Poor, containing accounts,
No. 9z. Of the Supply of Blankets to the Poor of Kendal.
Nu. 9z. Of the Maio:don to prevent the Pro:res of Con-
tagious Fever in the Metropolis.
No. 93. Of the London School for the Indigent Blind.
No. 94- Of feveral Charities at Kendal.
No. 93. Of the Meafares taken for (applying the Metropolis
with Corned Herrings and other cheap FIG.
APPINDII. •
7. Brentrord Society for Bread and Flour.
Phyficians Certificate as to Infedtlons Fever.
9. Dr. Haygmties Regulations for checking lakelions Fever.
zo. American Aft for Free Schools.
Printed for the Society, by W. Balmer and Co. Cleveland-
row, Ft. James's • and fold by J. Hatchard, No. zpo, oppoltc
York-houfe, ; Becket, ; Robfoo, Bond-
ft reet ; Payne, Mews-gate; Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard;
Egerton, Whitehall; Cadell and Davies, Shand; and Vernor
and Hood, Poultry : alfo by Todd, York ; Hazard, Bath ;
Akenbead and Sons, Newcaftle; Browne, Hull; Ealton, Salif-
, bnry ; Trevrman, Exeter; Clarke, Manchelter ; Hongb, Won-
ether; and Lee., at Lewes. Wlicre may be had,
Information for Ova kers, price 6d.
Charge to Overfeers, as a dozen.
Information for Cottager, price 6d.
The Cottagers Garden ICakndar • Dr. Hsygarth's Rules to
preventinfectious Fever; the Twelve Golden Rules; and the
Receipts for -dreffing Rice, may be had gratis by any of the
Members.
Alio a cheap Edition; in ramp. of the Second Volume of the
Reports, price as. and of the Fiat Part of the Third Volume,
price is. A new Zeck* of tbe Bin Poison is in the Pas.

PORTABLE OVENS, by his Majefty's Royal
Letters Patent, by G. and H. STRATTON3, Ironmongers,
&c. who humbly prefume they have brought them tea a Rate of
Perfcaion hitherto unknown, as they require no filing, and
are equal to the purports of any Family, and may be heated
fuificiently to bake Bread, Meat, Pies, &c. in five minutes.
A Patent Smoks jack, oiled by the Cook in the Kitchen, and
by means of a Olaf. in the front, the Quantity and Quality is
always vifible.
Kitchen Grates with Ovens and Steam Kitchens, more fimple
;than any hitherto ufed, and are not to ►e put out of order.
; Patent Reefer and Rumford Grates, whereby much more
• heat is obtained, dult in Rooms prevented, and (malting
Chimnies cured ; and being made ot wrought Iron, every per-
nit-ions died is removed.

! Their new Invention of a Stove for a Shop, Warchoufe,
Churches, &c. they flatter thcmfelves are not to be equalled,
'and arc particularly adapted to all places where there are no
Chbnnles. AU the above Inventions are to be had only at the
Patentees Manufadory, Blackfrlars-road, London.
' A large Arortment of Kitchen Furniture; and Families who
with can hive a Honk laraithai in acia day's nada&

WOOLLEN M4INUFACTGaY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
THE fcveral Perfons who are concerned in any
At the Hop Pole Inn; in Wureeter, on Thurfday the ad day
employ Cotton, Woollen, or other Mills or Is.Thnufaelory that . tt June next, between the !Ours of'
three cute fir in .the afy-
employ Children by Night, are earneltly requested meet at tcriv,on fubjoet to conditions of file to he then produced,
the King's Arms Tavern, in Palace-yard, Weitminfter, on
A N Elegant New-ere6ted VILLA, in the Parifh
Tucfday next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, to take into con-
fideration tome of the Claufes of a Bill now depending in Par- -I- of Whittington, in the Comity of Woretfter, within two
Lament, materially affecting their Intereit. miles of the City, with the Daces. Coach-houle, Stable, Car-
den and Shrubbery, neatly laid out, aod about three Acres of
CORPORATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY for rich Meadow Land, in high cultivation, part whereof has
INSURANCE upon LIVES, . lately been planted with choice Fruit Trees. The Land and
IN StRJF.ANT'S INN, FLECT-STKE,T; Premiles adjoin the I .ondon Turnpike Road leading from Wor-
INSTITUTED by CHARTER of QUEEN ANNE, cater to Perthore, are within a ',lnfant walk of Woreefter,
Anno 1706. • command a delightful view of the adjoining Country, arc Free.
Thold, a deferable lgot for a fmaU family, and were late the pro.
HE DIRECTORS inform the Public, that
pent refidence of Mr. Jonathan I .ea, deeMed.
the General Court of the laid Society having, upon a
careful Revifion and Examination of the State of their Funds For other particulars apply to Mr. Bird, CoUei-e Yard, Wor-
and By Laws, found that the Benefits of this Inftltution may Seder; or Mr. Yeomans, 12 and t 3, Clement', Inn, Loudon.
be further extended, have reduced the Premiums heretofore
charged. and extended the amount which may be infured upon
one Life, from Three Shares to Six.
At this Office only, the Infurance is not avoided by any dr-
eunntanee that may fubfequently take place in the mode of
Life, or by the place or manner of die death of the Perfon
in-
fured. And although the Rate of Infurance is as moderate as
at any other Office, the Mernbtrs of the Amicable Society
have an Intereft in a very confiderable and advantageous
Contingency.
This Society being cltablifficd for equal and mutual Benefit,
thole who become Member, by making !durance upon their
own Lives, or the Lives of others, are entitled, according to
the amount of their Infurance, to participate in the Advan-
tages; and thole upon their own Lives to take part in all the'
Deliberations of the General Courts, in which the By Laws
Pre made for the Regulation of the Society.
Abftradts of the Charters and By Laws, and the Terms
and Methods of making (durance*, may be had at the Office ;
where Attendance is given from Nine o'clock till Two; Holi-
days exeeptcd.By Order of the Court of Direetors,
JOHN PENSAM, Resider.
The New By Laws,u confirmed by the General Court, held
the 24th February, 1802, are now ready for delivery to the
Members.

Alfu two other eligible Freehold Farms, called MIN-
CHINGTON FARM and CROW MRS, at Woodcuts, litu-
ated nearly adjoining the two beforementioned Farms. and
containing upivards of 306 acres of ufeful Land, now in the
Occupation of Mars. Adams and Ryman, who are Tenants
at Will. •

Likcwife that very &flyable and impmveable Freehold
Manor Farm, with the Leafehold Cottages, Lid under the
fame, called ASH MANOR FARM, tituate in the Parifh of
Stows Pain, three mils north of lhlandford, containing up-
wards of 512 acres of prime Meadow, Arable, Down, and
Wood Land, in the Occupation of Mr. Robert Lewis, Tenant
at WilL

Defcriptive Partin,lan may be had at Woodyatt's Inn; of
Mr. James, at Stalitidge,near Shaftelbury; and at the Office of
Meffrs. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's-court, White-
hall, London; who will give timely information, mould the
Eftate be fold by Private Contradt.

CAPITA!. MANSION and ESTATE at SALFORD, W%.

WICKSHIRE, and MICKLETON, GLOUCLSTLIk-
SHIRE. TO BE SOLO HY AUCTION,

• (And entered upon at Lady Day, 1803,)
At the Whits I.lon lun, in Stratford-upon-Avon, in the County
of Warwick, on Thurfday the 6th Day of May, 1802, at
Three o'cluck in the Afternoon ; fubjea to fuch Conditions

as will be produced,
LOT L A CAPITAL Menage or Mantim-houre,
1. with convenient Offices, Coach-houfe, Stab
Gaylen, and Appurt, nances, fituate at Salford Prior, in the
County of Warwick, in the occupation of James Mitchell, F.fq.
together with divers Clofes of Ruda Arable, Meadow, and Pal-
lure Ground, lying in a Ring Fence, and adjoining to the laid
Mention, containing rya Acres, in the occupation of the laid
James Mitchell and Widow Smith, sr their refpedtivc Affiances.
LOT 11.— Meftnage or Farin-houfe, fituate at Ruthford,
in the Parini of Satford afortfaid,with convenient Barns,Stables,
and Outbuildings, and feveral Clofes of Rich Arable, Meadow,
and Pafture Ground, lying contiguous thereto, containing to-
gcther 172 Acres, In the occupation of the laid Widow Smith,
or her Affignees.
LOT 111.—A parcel of Meadow Ground called Prkft's
Meadow, innate in Salford aforefaid, containing 4 A. a R. 24 r
in the occupation of the Paid James Mitchell, or his Affignees.
LOT IV.Several Clofes or Parcels of Meadow Ground,
fituate in Mickleton, in the County of Gleucelter, containing
about Nine Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Edward Horf. nan.
N. B. Salford is fituate between Alcefter and Evefitam, at an
equal diftance from each of there 'fawns, and the Turnpike
Road adjoins this Eftate.
The whole Fitate at Salford is Freehold and Tythe Free,
and the I.and 'Far is low.—The Buildings arc in very good re-
pair, and the firft Lot is worthy the attention of any Gentle-
man as a R. lidence in one pf the molt delightful parts of the
County of Warwick.
Printed Particulars of the Salford Eftate may be had at the
principal Inns at Warwick, Stratford, Alcefter, and Evelarn ;
and a plan of the Ettate will be lodged at the place of Sale, anti
with Mr. Robert Woodhead, of Salford, who will fliew the
Lands there, and the Houle may be ken on application to Mr.
Mitchell.—. The Tenant will (hew the Land at Mickleton. For
further Particulars enquire of lvleffrs. Godfrey and Tallanu,
4olicitors, Newark upon Trent, Nottinghatufhire ; Mehra. La-
vender, Solicitors, in Evellunt ; or Monis. Einderley, Long,
adi Ince, Symonds Inn, London.

HANTS.—To nr ;OLD .1)1.1, r Er Auc•l lON,
On the Prentifcs—By Mr. WELLER,
. .

On Monday the 31 of May, IRoz, precifely at Twelve o'clock,
ry'HE FOLLOWING ESTATES:
•6. Lot I. A truly defirable COTTAGE ORNEr; replete with
Dameftic Offices of every defcription; a pjaurcique Garden and
Pleafure Grounds, planted with the choiceit Fruit-trees, well
cropped; a handfnme Green-houfe, Melon-grounds, fenced
Poultry-yard, a detached three-ftalled Stable, Hay-loft and
Groom's room, Carriage-hou.e, Harnefs-room, Coal and Wood
Sheds; to which is united a plain Cottage, which forms a School-
room, Nurfery, Laundry, Brew and Walk-bottles, with three
Bed-chambers; alto a good Barn, Granary, Cart and' Cow-
houfes, with a Hack-!table.
The above Pranifes are fituate in the beautiful Village of
Hamblolon. The Society of the place and its environs feted
and refpedablc--Inns and Shops of the beft accommodation—
a Pack of capital fubfcription Fox Hounds, immediately on the
fpot. The Tenure is both Freehold sod Copyhold, held under
the Bifhop of Winchefter ; the Fines and Quit-Rents are very
inconfiderable, and not ileriotable • late the refidence of T. 14.
Paltrier, Efq. of which istflant pollffion may be had.
Lot a. A COPYFIOLD EBTATE; comprifing a Meadow
of 7 Acres, nearly adjoining Lot z.
Lot 3. A Freehold Eftate called PITT's compriling
Two Encktfures of Arabic Land, containing about 35 Acres.
Lot. 4. A Freehold and a Copyhold Edam, called the
LONGERS; comprifing Two Enclofures of Arable Laud,
containing about to Acres, fix of which are Freehold.
Lot. S. To be Let, for an unexpired term of three Years, s
FARM, called Goldfmiths, comprifing a Farm-h)ufe Gate-
room, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Cart and Fodder-houies, at
three Cow-pens ; together with upwards of eighty-four Aerva
of Land, let at 801. per Annum. with the young Crops on
Eltates, in various Lots.
And immediately after which will be fold by Attaion,
The Farming Stock, and Implements of Hufhandry, eon,
taining four clever Cart-horfes, one barren and four Cows,
and Calves, Twenty Sheep, Two Waggions, Two Dung and
One light Carts, Harncfs, Harrows, /cc.
Together with the Entire, Genteel, and Modern HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE, Plate, Linen, China, Glafs, a Grand
Piano-Forte, by Stodart, and various other valuable Effedt•—•
Belonging to T. M. PA Luza, Efq.
Printed Particulars and Cataloguet (at Od. atilt, to be re-
turned to Ptirchafers) will bells time piniiiisl aid delivered at
the adjacent Market Towns; the Anted' ZOK Chapter
Coffee-HGuie; and maybe had ot Mr. GrolliAMllmtr, No. to,
Gray's Inn Square ; era¢ of Mr. Wens, saiktleutniAgetacy
Weft, hicheltcr. •

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