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CEMENT for BUILDING.

MESSRS. PARKER. and CO:liankticle, ma-
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which far furyaffes in utility, any Torras or Lime Mortar. It
Fires to all kinds of Brick-work an uncemniou. degree of
ftrength and caution. It Pets under water, fi,n becomes as
hard as flow' and' pixy be etpacd can to the action of the
Sea 'view& iniurY• In ell Buildings, therefore, intended
Wier to refit or contain water, this Cement may be ufcd with
ingular advantage.
They alto prepare a very hard and durable STUCCO, which
effectually defend/ Buildings front the injurious &sets of
wet and Damp.

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TO SEA BATIIERS.
TO Er LET, for the Summer, at Lyme, in Don-or:4re,
A MARINE VILLA, the refidence of a Cell-
i-1. tlernan who means to be abfcnt during the Suinnicr
It it furrounded by five acres of ground, part in garden and in
lhrubbcry, and commands a view of the Great Wellern Bay.
The part of the Houle which will be left open, contain, dium:7-
room, drawing-room, kitchen, butter's pantry, hoof keeper's
room, fervunes-hall, four bed-rounts, and one dreffing-room
on the fink Boor, and three garrets, two hair-cafev, woe.-
elders, and other tH/Ices. The kitchen garden it w7:11 flocked
with fruit trees and vegetables.—Enquire of Mr. Filk, hook-
feller, U'igmore-ftreet, Cavendifh-fgoare.

VALUABLE SALMON FISHINGSONTHERIVERTAY
BELONGING TO THE EARL OP MANS VIEW.

TO BE LET for SIX if EA la:Re; '' ,"''''"
by public Roup, upon Wedoefday the 3oth day of September,
iSc t, at tsoclock at noon, within the Salutation Inn, Perth,
'THE Filhings of Scone and Rome, lying on the
Ealt fide of the River Tay, as prefect*" poiltffed by Thos.
Cope and David Blair, and their Subtenants. The lower
boundary of there Filltings 'commences about one Mile above
the Perth Bridge, and within Tide Mark, and extends along
the Banks of the River for fome miles, including many very
ssecUtnt Pahang Stations, famed for produdng Sebum: early
in the Woo, and alio in abundance.
The Piling., of of Innerburfl, next adjaCent
to the above, and as prcfently poffdlhd br Main Stewart,
merchant, in Perth ; and the FilhingS of Aikenhad aid Pit-
!GOO. as now occupied by John Richarelfon Ell. and R. Wil-
iam; Etta there Flthidgs yield Salmon early; and all the Fiat-
lap awl much iniproved.--PartiCutar Infortnaio3
had by ap lfhig to et Efq C. S. Edinburg
air, at Celen,by Perth, who will dire.% the &ferent
Boundaries Ai the Villiiogrto be poidtetout. • „

LION ANK KIDDERMINSTER:
TO BR LEI' and entered Urn lnunediately,
I"HE. aboie truly ceimmodiotni and convenient
INN and TA VB1(14, now in full Baines, and timid*
fitted del bly ftiukl,in the Town oikKiddandniieran
else entity oWorFeffer, with ca*al Stabling tor OOP,
411orfekiCoacF-houlis, and every nateffary enovenience' for.
tarrying on the lisnlieeping and Poillug Raises; fnuated on
the mutga acciltssmal Roal leading. from Batlibsul Braise to
' rinlyheita, rtirgway between Warcefter and Brikenorth, be-
ing about fourteen miles dillance from tach Pince, tugilher.
nigh a Bawling Green, and about many-live Acts of ticcel-
lent Land lying epasiintous thereto. . .
' This in the only linkiip Kiddcrntioltigat which Chalks are
kept. The ituad ialtibtitirptit in molt compleat re.
pair, and slie.Bunnefs is-greatly Increaftng, and part of the
,Peiting Bugafflronalklyhassi tiwou,gb Skrewlbury to
dim has lately .'Wn taked through4Cldderminittr, it being ncarer
than through Birmingham.
The Houfehold Furnittfre and Stack to tie taken at a Lir
Valuation, and more Land may be had if renuired.
For Particulars apply to Mr. Turner, Park•hall, near Kid-
iknninfter ; or to Mr. Haller, Attorney-at-Law, in Khiskr-
Walter.

Na is GREAT-CUMBERLAND-PLACR, mu OXFORD-

STREET.
- BE SOLD SY AUCTION-By Mr. STEPHEN 4,
_ . .

On the Pet:Tiles, on Thurfday the 6th of Augult, and follow-
ing day, at Twelve o'Clock,

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I'HE Elegant HOUSE HO LEIFIT RNITLI RE,
lsigg Glare% a Lady's valuable Worilrebe of beautiful
fat WoAdi *it Drzwing-rooni Suits, Or Mohr Orman. nts,
Beefier Stoves, Ranges, Coppers, mid other valuable fix-
tures, the property of a Nobleman ; at his Hoof,. No. 2, Great
Cumberland-Place, near Oxford-lircet ; comprifing lofty Bed-
Reads, with Chintz Hangings; excellent Beds and Bedding;
Mahogany eloaths Pref.; Chell of Drawers; Dining •Tables
on claws ; Card and Pembroke ditto; large Carpets ; and
numerous Kitchen Articles.

To he viewed on Vi....dnefday p►eceding the file.

Catalogues :lily be then had on ilse Premira ; of Mr. Ste-
phens, Lower Brook-ftreet, Grofvenor-(quart • ' and of Mr.
James Denew, a his AuEtlon-room, No. 30, Charles-14,x%,
lacrkeley-fquare.

TEDDINGTON, TWICKENHAM, and HAMPTON.
TO BE SOLD, purfuant to a Deuce of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Cade, Vale and others v. Davenport
and others, before John Simeon, Efq. one of the Mailers of
the fail Court, on Friday the sath day of Auguft next. at
the Public Sale Room of the fald Court, lituate in South-vile-
ton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London,—in Thirteen Lots,
PART of the FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
ESTATES Lite of John Davenport, Efq. deecated, Iltuatu,
at Teddlngton, Twickenham, and Hampton, in the County
of Middlefez, confining of Tlitee capital Manfion-houfes,
with fuitabk °faces thereto, Three other Dwelling-hooks ill
'reddington-itreet and Two Cottages near thereto, ago about
Eight Acres of Amble, Meadow, and Palture Land, great part
of which is 6tuate immediately adjoining the River Thames,
and well calculated for Building.
Printed Particulars ',hereof may be had at the raid Maftor's
Chambers, in Southampton Building;, atorefaidond of
Vernon, Vines, and Fry, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, where Plans
of the Mitts may be fem.

SUONAL-HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. CHRISM.,

At his Great Room in Psll7Mall,. on ToefiLAT the asth of At.-

rift,' ((if not previodly difporca of by Prit;ats Contract), at
One O'clock,
A Capital FREE HOLD, anti fmall part CO Pr-
HOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALL-HALL, in the
Perla., and two milet front the Market Town of ECCLLS-
HALL adjoining South to the Chelter and Mad Coach Road
from andon, nine miles from Stafford, eight from Stone, (:unl
Netkation Coals and Lime) nine from odur nom
111 et Drayton. eleven fmm Newcaltje-under-Line, twenty-
Even from Sl.r.wfbury, thirty-eight from C.'hcfter, and about
140 from London, confining of a capital, uniform, exceedingly
convenient and fublantial Itoue-built modern Mention, WWI
atta.led and detached Offices, peculiarly adapted to the Villa
and elegant l'erme Ornee, visual walled Kitchen Garden, de-
clining to a fouth-ealt Afped, and including an excelknt Hot-
houfe, Oreen-hoofes, Ste. uniformly built; and two hundred
and three Acres and upward. of Land of the Grit quality, in a
ring fence, diverfificd with Mi. Dale, Wood, and Water, in
the happidt Byte of nature.
The on is fatted on a bold and commanding eminence,
is back and flickered by chafe full grown Plantations and riling
grounds from the North, and commands profpeets thirty miles
in extent over the Park-like Home-grounds, and a fertile, pia-
t.althy, and finely-broken woody Country, abounding
with Game, fine Roadl, Field Sports, and Oenticnacn's Seats.
The Eftme declines to the South and Eafit, is fubdivided
funk fences into convenient inckfurrs, interfperfcd with luxu-
riant Clumps and Plantation. of large fprcadlng Foreit Trees,
feathered down to the furtacc of this apparent (pacing* Lawn,
the Pinfure Ground continued through the Demcfnc, Woods;
and &bled by (Cop Meer) a nateral Lake, fed by an abundant
fircarn, and containing waren hundred acres of Pellucid Wa-
ter, open to innumerable enchanting views. Take, Genius, and
Mcchattifin have been moll happily exerted In decorating this
charming fpot.
The Ettate maybe viewed by applkation at the Hall ; and
printed pardcuiars had at the Primers of the Litchfi-Id. Bit-
mingbatn, Mancheiter, and Liverpool Papers; at the Rainbow
Coffee-boort, Cornhilf ; of Mr. Crutweil, printer, Bath, where
plan. of the Mate, and ground plans and elevations of the Houk
may be leen. Alfa, at Mr. Jahn ratßttt s, A.rchitcd,
Llvet-
po.l ; and 1112 NU -MAIL