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the numerous eounterfeits,vsnded under the name and feel of the
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Captains of Ship. Merchants. ece. fupplied on the rind tarn•
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4, Broad street, London ; or any refpedtable Medicine Vender in
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NAVIGABLE► CANAL AND' St AIMS flak SNARES
sedwritur secirr, •

On nicht Wept 46 at tiretrelAiiik, at 901Inithjes; London,
'rHE COVENTRY CANAV; )'OUR SHARES
I in this iery valuable Nevigition, the hit balirjuslinfvldend
Wu rel. per flare nett.
The Stoorbridge Canal, two Shares ; the laft half yearly Divi-
dend was 6L per flare.
The Neath Canal in Glamorganfhire, three Shares, dividing
iii. tos. per Share nett.
Eight Shares in the St. Agnes Pier and Harbour, in Cornwall,
dividing 6L Is& nett per Share.
All the above Dividends are expe4led to increafe; alfo Shares in
the Grand Jundion, Grand Surrey, Croydon, Rennet and Avon,
and Crirnen Canals.
Patentees' at Hatehett's Hotel, Pieradilly; at Garraway's; and
of Mr. Scott, No. as, Nair Licigc•ttrtet.

ARMY.

ACAPTAIN in a Garrifon Battalion, pleat:lndy
ftelti(111C11 in Ireland, willies to Eichange t HALF PAY,
without the diff,rence, or to a SECOND ISAVYALION, re
home. —.lddrefs, port paid, to Captain T. at Mr. Goddard's,
Military Booldedcr, No. 1, Pall Mall.

BB LET, from Michaelmas neat,
LL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING
HOUSE, Oardtn, fir Railed Stable and Barn, with the
Appurtenances, called and known by the name of SOUSTON,
fituate in the Pedal of Narberth, in the County of Pembroke.
The Uwelling;houfe COOfift, of two parlours and a hall on the
ground floor, Emir good bed chambers on acs of the firtt and
'econd floors, with good garrets over them, and a good kitchen,
dairy and cellars under ground.
Sodfton is Mooted on an eminence *filch commands retrofire
and pleafant views of the furrounding country, and within a mile
of the market town of Narbertit, and ten miles of Haverfordwdt,
through each ) which towns the Mail Coach runs every day,
from Milford to London.
The Country abounds with game, ind there Is a pack of hounds
kept within a mile of the place ; and there alto Cetera' capital
brooks for trout, within a fhort diftance of the Houfe.

PiMBRI.)/0-3Stii

A Tenant ally be fupplied with any quantity of Land not ex-
ceeding too Acres.
For further particulars enquire of Mr John Bateman, Haver-
Ibrdwett.—Haverfordweit, June 30, 184.

FREEHOLD FARM—BUCKS
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mt. DARBY, on Monday, Aosta 24, iBO7, at the Bell and
. _

Dragon Inn, Cookhant, near Maidenhead, in the County of
Perk+, at One o'clock,
WINCH BOTTOM FARM, in the Parifh of
Little Marlow, in the County of Bucks, in the occupation
of Mrs. Poulton, under leafe, t t years of which will he unexpired
at Michaelmas next. Compang a Farat houfe, Barns' Stable,
and other Buildings for the convenience of the Farm, and about
63 Acres of AraWc„ Meadow, and Paiturc Land, in a high arc
of cultivation.

May be viewed any time preceding the Pale, by applying to
Thomas Avery, on the premiics.
Particulars and conditions of Sale may be had fir days previous,
at Morland's Hotel, Dean-ittect, Soho; White !lode, Beacons
field ; Red LiolS, Wycombe ; Coach and Hodes, Great Marlow ;
White Hart' Henley ; Bell and Dragon, Cootham; Swin, Wind-
for ; of Mr. Hunt, Solicitor, Maidenn end ; and at the A nElioneer4.

FREEHOLD GRAZING FARM, HUNDRED ON
HOO, KENT.
By Mr. ROBERT BURR,
At the Bull Inn, Rochefttr, in the Cdunty of Kent, on ToefdtVi
the sad day of September, 1807, at 12 0.(31.C.k.
A LL that capital and defiralile FREEHOLD
Ll GRAZING FARM, confining of a Farm hotife, Cottage,
Earn and Outbuildings, and t 76 Aces (more or lefs) of rich Pal '
lure and Matti Land, with the thriving young tim!ier trees grow-
ing thereon ; fituate near the Church in the Parifh of St. Mary's.
an.t fluvdred of Hoo, in the county of Kent, nine rinks froin the
, City of Rochciter, in a foe fporttng country, and on the Banks
of the Thames, commanding beautiful and extent-ire views of the
fame, and the counties of Kent and Effez, now in the tenure or
occupation of Mr Richard Everitt, a rerponfible tenant, on leak,
ut which twelve years will Ile unexpired at Michaelmas mitt, at
the yearly rent of ty clear of Laud tax, Wall {Cott, and (tit
rent (provided the fame Mall not exceed 261 179 per ann )
May he viewed by applying at the Farm Houk, and particulars
hal at the Place of sale., Rochdler ; the Falcon and White Hirt,
Gravcrend ; Bull, Dartford; Heil, Maiditone; G.. ;rge, Si:ting
bourne; Rofe, Canterbury ; Idr John William Caley, Solicitor,
No. is Hothorn .court, Gray's Inn, London; Mr. John Stephens,
Solicitor, Chatham, (where a Plan of the Eft= may be rai) and
thettua.locetr, Chatham.

SURREY.
KNIGHT'S HILL MANSION HOUSE and LAND, the
Property of the late LORD THURLO W.
TO BF SOLD BY AUC (fO/11.--By PETER COKE,
At Garraway's Coffee Houfe, on Friday the ti tit day of :•eptem•
ber, zBJ7, at livelve o'Clock, unlefs previaufly difpofed of by
private contrad, of which due notice will he given in this Paper,
I HIS truly delirable and valuable Freehold and
Copyhnld Eftate, Land, and fplenditi Manfion. with !bitable
attached and detached Offices, Farm-yard, and Out-Buildings,
replete with every convenience, and about One Hundred and Teo
Acres of excellent produdtive Meadow and Pafture Land, form•
ing altogether a moft important Domain, fit fur the refidenca of a
Family of the firft
The Mention contains a noble fuire of Apartments on the prin-
cipal Storey, handl...n=ly embellifited, fpscious and convenient;
with mahogany doors, plate Fiefs to the fafhes, windows to the
floor in part, oak floors; teiTelated marble paved Hall, and gen-
tleman's apartments ; two, (tom ftaircafei ; ten family bedcham-
bers, four dreffing.rooms, water elofets to rich floor, revert remits
in • the attics ; clofets, linen preffes, and other conveniences.
The Domenic Offices are fuitabl!, and of every defcription,
(landing for four Carriages, Stabling fur tg Horfcs, Farm Yard
with adapted Buildings Seltered and commodious, walled kitchen
Garden, large and well Rocked with choice ftandard efpalier and
wall Fruit Trees in high perfedlion, and Gardener's Hook ad-
joining.
The Gtuation or Knight's Hill is retired, amidft the moil in-
terefting rural Scenery, commanding estenfive, richly wooded,
and diverfified Profpeet4; diftsnt five Miles only from London,
two from Camberwell, and one Mile each from Streatham and
Dulwich.

Plans of the Elate may he feen, and Paticulars had. by apply.
ing at the Office pf Meffre. Forger, Cooke and Frere, No 6, Lin-
coln's Inn ; at Mr. Townley s, Land Surveyor, Walworth ; zt
Mr. Coxes, No. 33, l'hrogmorton-greet; and at Mr. James's
Office, NewßafwcU-Court, Lincoln's Inn. Particulars may alfo be
had at Lloyd's, Oarraway's, and the Jerufalent Coffce-Houtzs.
To view the Eftate, apply to the Bailiff at the Manfion Houle.

Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR, MANSION,
FARMS, ante TYTHES—SURREY

By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(ducceffors to Mr. Sas IT II )
At Carr/way :II Coffee houfe, Cornhill, on Thurfday, Auguft 27,
at One o'Clock, (unlefs an acceptable offer is made In the mean
time by Private Contras),, -
A VALUABLE and fingulatly beautiful FREE•
11 HOLD, and a Email part COPYHOLD arid LEASP,
HOLD ESTATE, containing 727 Acres of excellent Arable,
Failure, Meadow, and Wood Land, in a ring fence, and high [late
of cultivation, great part tytht free, and Land Tax redeemed; v, ith
the Manor of Efiinghani. Eaft Court, Court Loess, and Baron,.
fines, quit-rents and immunities, extending over a large track of
country, abounding with game, near the fox bounds and barriers,
In a fine (porting part of the county of Surrey ; eight miles from
Guildford, three from Dorking. and 23 from London ; with a Cub.
Iterate! modern Refidence, (rated oh a delightful eminence, fur.
rounded by ornamental weeds, plantations, and re pantie rider,
belonging to the Mate, commanding extenfive diverfified prof.
peels in every diredtion;
The Mention contain. 53 bed chambers and fervants'rooms;
hantifome drawing, dining, and morning rooms, library, Rudy and
Gentleman's parlour, with an elegant gothic dairy, offices and et:
taring, flabling for to horfes, coach houfes, green !Inure, lettere'
barns, granaries, nx honks, flabling and outbuildings; cottages,
bock, blackfm[th'sihops and dog kennel. The whole in
excellent repair, forting a molt defirable Eftate for the refidtnee
of a Noblemaa or Gentleman, food of agricultural purfuits and
field (ports.
Ago three Farms, called Hogden's, Carthoufe, and Stone Rocks,
containing about 240 acres, In the parilbes of Effingham and look.
barn, the great tythes extending oYer deo acres.
The purchafer will be accommodated with early poffeffion. The
Eftate is in hand, and the neat modern furniture, farming utm-
fils, timber, ftock, &c. may be taken at a fair valuation.
To be viewed with tieketsvnly, which with particulars, may
be had of Mr. Litchfield, Solicitor to the Ireatury, No ro, Lin-
coln's Inn, Old Nom; and of ?vleffts. Hoggart and Philips, No.
62, Broad-ftreet , Royal Exstimr, where map t th kftate may
be leen.

PRICE SIX-PENCe.

ADVERT MEMENT ON THE PART OF THE MAR"
SHALL's OFFICE, IN THE COLONY OF BERSICE.
BY Virtue of an Appointment, and the Authority
granted by the Honourable Court of Civil Jake of this
Colony, at its &Soo, on the toth day of February, 1307, on the
Petition of JAMES CRAUFURD M'LEODt Attorney to
HUGH ROSE, Efq re3sding in Scotland, and Proprietor of the
Plantations, Glaftelich and Targoile, both !hosted to this Cotmy,
I the underfigned Marthd. Exploideur and Deurwarder to both
the Honourahht Courts of this Colony, do fummsrily, . that Is to
fay, this firft and lift time, funimon, by Edidt, all thofe who, as
Heirs by Virtue of the Death or lilt Will of JAMES SCOT r, or
through other grounds, patend to be entitled, or to hold any
claim on One third, nr other Proportion, on both or either of the
frill Efiatrs, Glanulkh and Targolie, nr to any thing there.
unto appertaining and belonging, to Paid HUGH ROSE. Erg.
either by virtue of a conditional tran3fer, or from any other pro-
mile, which might have toen made by H. Role to James Scott—
and do hereby furnmons and requcft all (itch perfous to come and
inftitute their claim before the Honourable Court of Jollier of this
Colony, on or previon, to (hut not after) their orit.oary Meeting.
which will be in the Month of April, tBoB, on pain of perpetual
file= or forfeiture of their Claim.

_ .....
And further do fummon ail concerned to fee and hear the raid
Honours!4e. Court declare, that James Scott. or his Heirs, or
whomfoeT. es ;,.;:b in concern, is betefr of all Right and Claim to
the Ft.lfilosent of th4-Prontife mad: by Hugh Role to Jamcs.Seott,
of transferring to the fall jams Scott, One third of tin elatrii:
tions Giallulieh and rargolic, in confequeuce of Lid James Scott
not conforming, or complying with the conditions, on which the
Prontife was made.
Arid that no one whom it may concern, may pretend ignorance
of this filmmary arttl final furnmotts, the fame (tall be publifhed
three different times in the Gazette of this Colony, as likewife in
that of Demerara end Effequiho, and hilly in three of the princi-
pal Papers in linglan 1, and publiPaed and affixed at all public places
in this Colony as cuftomary.
This Summary and final Summons was legally proclaimed at
the Can't Honfe, with Bcat of Drum, and affixed as herein in.
ferted, on the 3d day of April; 18.. n.
K. S. FR ANCKFII. Marfhal.

WIRE MEAT-SAFES and DISH COVERS,
to keep Meat, Poultry.- flatter, Cream, &c. from Flees,
Warr, and other infeds andifermin: the wire admits a free cir-
culatien of sir, by which 1(.0W, or, tendrilled victuals may be
kept twice the time as in any thing cite, are found of the greateit
ufc la the Gan and Weil Indies, and other hot courtries, to Cap-
tains of Ships.
Families going into the country for the fummet will Gnd them
exceedingly 'ireful, are to he leen in great variety at T. CATO
and SON'a, Wire Work Manufadtory, 89, Holborn Hill, ()legate
St Andrew's Church. _ _ _

_ _ _.._._...
Vatic:us patterns of their much approved ftrong light F•ncee for
,parks, pieafure groah34. plantations iiiirdict, a por-
table Fence, for preft rabic to weed for durability and appeamnee.
Wire work for larder, dairy, and ftnre hou,e i.nlows.--Larders,
Aviarks and Pheafantrilea snide to any fcale.

A—N—ALEefle PIE'. §:—
BILIOUS DISORDERS, fo prevalent in this
country, arc removed with greater ea and fe ty by thefe
Pills, than by any other Medicine ; they are of in indi.
geltions, loft of appetite, habitual conivenefs, flatulency in the
Itomach or bowels, and cholics thence arifing ; liktwife in gouty
habits, in giddinefs, or rheumatic pains In the he'd; u thee oc.
safioned by free living, thereby preventing palfies and apoplexies fo
often the confegut.nce thereof; prevent or flop the progrefs of a
cough or cold; are excellent to lownefs of fririts and iltry ,11,1 dif-
orders ; in dropfles they have not their eoual, at no watcs will ac-
cumulate whilft there pills are regularly t alter); by rennvinF the
eaufe, they often refture. perfons fubfedt to fins; in the decline of
life neitht r fel. &mid be without them; travellers by fea cr land
would be wife to receive them in their flock. _ _

They arc prepared at:iinki genuine, by B. Perrin, C'hemlft, (the
only perfon who evi..r prepared then for the late Dr. Rnb, rt
Janus) No. z 3, Soothamptondtreet, Strand, London; as 9d. per .
box, or fix bozo: fur IA