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

SIMS'S REAL WINDSOR SOAP.

WWOOLHOUSE refpeafully begs leave to
. return his malt grateful amain to the Public, for the
wry great ascouragement given to the above article, which
many years experience has proved to excel all other Soaps, and
to inform them, that the very great and Mutating demand ?or
it requiring his cons ant attentluice at the Manufadory at
Windfor, the above Soap, and Berwick's Vegetable or Palm
Soap% fo much dteemed for its mild qualities, in fattening and
preferring the lkin from the bsclemencies of the weather, and
preventing chapped hands, will be fold as ufual at his late Shop,
No. sy, in the Strand, by R. Silvefter, Engraver and Printer;
and for she convenience of the Public by W. Willett, Oilman,
Oxford-trees; and j. Vide, Druggist, No. 46, CornbUL

A MOST CAPITAL AND DESIRABLE GENTLEMAN'.
HOUSE, AT WEST COWES.
TO It SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WILLIAM DONALDSON,
At the Fountain Inn, Weft Cowes, Mc of Wight, on Thurfday
the 9th Day of April, rBor, at Seven o'Clock in the evening,
(unkfs fowler dlfpofcd of by Private Contrail, of which
timely notice will be given);
ALL that Valuable FREEHOLD fubilantial,
and new-modern-built BRICK HOUSE, molt delight-
fully Stunted on the bill of Weft Cowes, Ilk of Wight, confin-
ing of the following apartments, viz. On the Bafentent Storey
—A Kitchen, Servants' Hall, Cellar, Watt-houfe, and other
convenience+. On the Parlour Storey Two Dining Room+,
Breakfaft Parlour, and Butler's Room. On the Chamber
Storey—A Drawing Room and three capital Bed Rooms.
The other part of the Houle conlias of twelve Bed Rooms of
equal lire, and one (mailer: a piece of Gr.rden Ground at the
back o- the Premifes, where a Coach Houk and Stabling may
be ereeted. There is alfu a goud (apply of excellent Spring
Water.
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The above Houk is molt charmingly fituated on the Hill of
Weft Cowes, (within four hundred yards of the Bathing Ma-
chines) with its front to the Sea. The Views from it are far
fuperior to any in the Town of Cowes, as it extends along the
North Shore, from the New Foreft to Portfmouth, a diftance
of ;to miles, including a View of Southampton Water, Stoke's-
Bay, and Cowes-Road; on the South-Eaft Ls a charming View
of Eaft Gowes, and she beautiful Hills and Neighbourhood on
the oppofite fide of the Medina River, with other delightful ob-
jetfts too numerous to be infcrted in the compafs of an Adver-
tifen;ent.
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The Floufe bas been built within thcfe Four Years, and has
been let for a Lodging-houre, to tome of the firft Firtilliea in
the Kingdom; the left Seafon it was inhabited by his Royal
HigkrefsPrinee WILLIAM of Gioueefter. It may b: converted
into an elegant Hotel, which is very much wanted at this Place.
N. B. The Fixtures and Furniture cornpleat, if willted for, to
be taken at a fair Valuation, by the Purchafcr.

R••• For further particulars, and a view of the Prennfes, ap-
ply to T. Coombe', Weft Cowes, Mc of Wight.

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A CONCISE VIEW of the moll imrortant
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"This is a judicious Compendium, and well calculated to
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