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London, England, 1802-07-23 00:00:00

COAL AND IRON STONE

TO BE LET for fuch Term of Years, and upon rush Condi-
tions u maybe agreed on,
'THE very valuable and extenfive COAL and
L IRON SI ON F., in the Landa and Eftate of Parkhall,
Utuated the Parini of MuiravonGde and County of Stirling.
The Coal in this Hiatt:, which has been frequently wrought
to great advantage, and for which confiderable rents have been
reNytly off Ted, is admitted to be of very excellent quality,
of gnat extent. A level might be driven at no very con-
:,.r•ble expenee, which perfons 'errant in there matters are of
.pinion would clear feveral hundred acres of Coal of the very
fiat quality.
'lle Iron done, of which there is great abundance, has alfo
been partially wrought.
The conjunition of the above two valuable Articles, on fo
est • nfive a Scale, in the immediate neighbourhood of excellent
roads, and of the great Clyde and Furth Canal, renders them
well worthy the attention of a Mining Company.
For further information, application may be wide to the
Proprletat, Mr Livinga.ine, at Clarklton, by Falkirk; or to
Michael Limning, Writer to the Signet, St. James's Harare,
Fdi iourgh.

SHENLEY HILL, HERTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SQUIBB,
At Garraway's Coffee-hook, Change-alley. Cornhill, on -fuer-
day, the syth July, tios, at Twelve o'clock.—ln One Lot,
A VERY improvable and compas Freehold
Elate, fituate at Shenlcy Hill, about Midway between
Barnet and St. Alban's : the Land-tax on which has been re-
deemed :-.-confilling of a rsrm Houk and other Buildings, with
upwards of 55 Acres of excellent Meadow and PAR= Land,
and 3o Acres of Ari:Ae, at pretnt la the occupation of Meirrs.
Hare and Groom, T. nano at Will, and upwards of Ptve Acres
of Woodland in band.

This Skate is fituated on an agreeable eminence, and is well
calculated to erect a Villa upon, being only r 5 miles from town,
in a good Neighbourhood, furrounded by a pidurefque
country. . _

Further particulars may be had of Mr. Squibb, Saville•rew;
and of Meffrs. Kent, Cl.tridge, and Pearce, Craig's-court,
Whitehall, where a Plan of the £ftate may be fees t and to
view tic farm, apply to Mr. Brittain, the Haat, at Porter's
Lodge, adjoining the Baste.

SALE of LANDS in the COUNTY of BERWICK.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
In the Royal Exchange CoFee.houfe, Edinburgh, on Friday the
27th day of Anita* nett, at two o'clock in the afternoon, if
not porevioutly fold by Private Bargain,
"FiE LANDS of REDPATH and HORSE.
UPCI.EUGH, in the Parini of Longfnrmacus and
County of Berwick, containing toge-her 4036 Acres, whereof
Soo are Arable dry turnip foil, and the remainder generally
greet found cheep walk: The Lands are plealkinly Stunted on
a rptwong country, and abound with Game, and the Waters
of the Dy and Wliittader, two Inc Silting Breams, are the
txtundaticv for upward, of 7 miles. The High Road leading
from Haddington to Dmtfe, through them, and they are
diltant about twelve miles from Haddington and (even from
Doak. The whole are at ptcfent let on improving Leaks to
two Tenants, at-tbe yearly rent of 4501. noting, but a very
contiderahle enervate of rent may reafonably be expelled, when
the Lodes expire.
For Particulars apply to Mr. Flex. Lew, at Weedend, near
Denfe, who has power to conelude a private bargain, in one or
two Lou, as intending offerers may incline; to Mr. Jams
Witch, late of Swinton Mill, or Mr. Arch. Swinton, Writer
to the Signet. Edinburgh.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
TO BR SOLD at ',MATS CONTRACT,
inn MANOR of PAINSWICK : a truly de-
J- &Rhin and improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Six
Miles friont Gtoucefter, Three from Stroud, Twelve hinn
asettualsins, and Twenty-eight from Briftol, confining cf the
Manor of Paiufwielt, extending over (event 'El.nufand Acres
of land, with Fines, Chief Rents, Qiiit Rents, and Heriots,
out of nearly 300 ditfmnt Copyhold Tenements, %Aids
with the Tolls of the Market, is a molt delirable purehafe
for any Gentleman of the Law. Alfo a Capital Manor
rum, with Heade, reguiate (Mem Garden, and Pleafure
Ground, 330 Acres of Arable, Monalow, Panure and Wood-
landla an
, lying compadt, and Surrounding the Hanle, with two twolmprovable and valuable Streams of Water, running through
and uniting In the fame, very convenient for erecting HMIs
for the life of the Mannfadory carried on in the neigh-
bourhood. And alto Sit Acres of Inclisfed Woodlands and
Wanes, well flocked with Beads, Oak, and Ant Trees, lying
within the Manor. The whole capable of very great Improve-
ment both for Pleafure and Profit, and may be reafonably dU-
=led at upwards of 90001. per Annum.
Further Particulars maybe known by applying to Mr. Wm.
Baylis' of Painfwick, who will thew the Premifes ; of Mr.
•;aunders, Attorney, Stroud; of Mats. T and W. Dunn, So-
Winn, Llnealn's-Inn; and of Mars. Hodtkinfists and Co. Sur.
veyors, No 35, Arundcl-nreet, London, where a Plan debt
Elate may be feets,-..N.8. Or part of the Pawilhaoa Maw
may main *a Mortgage Umpire&

rHE Great and Small Tythes of Outrage St.
Michael, Dorfetihire, and about Twentpleven Acres of
Olcbe Land, with awn, Stable, Outbuildings, Farm-yard,
and very extenfive and molt valuable Rights of Common, and
other Privileges—Guffage lies about Fifteen Miles from Salif-
bury, and about Seven from Blandford, on the Great M'eftern
Road.—Particulars may be had at the Office of Meer& Bolton,
Savage, and Spike, in the Temple, London ' • at the Parfonage
Houfe, at Guffage; at the White Hart Inn, Salifbury ; and at
the Greyhound Inn, Blandford.

. IN THE SOUTH OF DEVON.
TO BE LET—and entered on immediately,

AN exceedingly good MANSION HOUSE,
called WELL, fituated in the Par:fh of Iddord and coun-
ty of Devon. The /lode is fpacious and convenient, and con-
Efts of a large Entrance Hall, Dining and Breakraft Parlour,
alai Drawing Room, with nine Bed Rooms, and fevcral light
Clofets, and every other requilim for a genteel family. Sur-
rounding the Houfe are an hundred Acres of very excellent
Meadow, Orchard, Pafture, and Arable Land, and an eaten-
five range of Woodland and Coppice, plentifully Itored with
Game. The whole forms a delightful refidence for a Gentle-
man fond of agricultural purfuits, or rural diverfions.
The Premlics are diftant Two Miles from Chudleigh, and
Four from Newton Abbot, two very good Market Towns,
Five from Teignmouth, the molt fafhionable Refort for Sea
Bathing in the Welt of Engl md, and Ten from Exeter.
Should the whole of the Grounds be thost;ht too much, any
quantity may be taken with the Huufe.
For Viewing the Premifes apply to Mr. Thomas Rowell, of
Ideford; and for further Particulars to Philip Lytle, of Brix-
ham, in Devon.
N. B. Letters (Poft paid) duly anfwered.
Brizham, Devon, July 14, 13c2.

SALE of CHURCH LIVINGS, in the COUNTY of S A LOP.
At the Talbot Inn, in Surewibury, on Thurfday the 19th Day
of Augult next, at three o'clock in the Afternoon, in fepa-
rate Lots, or together in one Lot, as Bull be agreed upon at
the Time of Sale :
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSONS of the
following very deli rable Rectories :
LOT L—The Rectory of CHURCH PULVERBATCH,
in the County of Salop, fubjedt to the Life of the prefent In-
cumbent, aged t 5 Years.
The great and (mall TITHES in full, belonging to this Rec-
tory, and alfo a Q2antity of Glebe Lanl containing 45 Acres,
the yearly value of the Tithes and Glebe being sool. a Year and
upwards.—Under part of the Glebe there is Coal of a good
Quality. _ _

LOT II —The Second Portion of the RECTORY of PON-
TESBURY, in the faid County of Salop, fubjed to the Life
of the prefent Incumbent, aged 57 Years.
There is appertaining to this Rectory an excellent Parfonage
lilure, on an elevated fituation, with convenient Oct., a
Four itall:d Stable, Coach-houfe and Granary, hula by the
preent Incumbent. Alto Barn, Cowhouls and other ful'able
Outbuildings, together with fundry parcels of excellent Glebe
Land, lying convenient and near to the Village, containing 6o
Acres or thereabouts. Alfo the TITHES both great and (mall
of a certain Portion of this Paralt, well known, the whole
( Tithes and Glebe) being of the yearly value of ;col, and up-
wards.

The Parifh io divided into three Portions, and the Service of
the Church belonging to each, is as follows, viz. The first
Portion 26 Sundays, and the fecund and third Portions, 13
each in tit:: I'var, and the Curate's stipend Is paid by them all,
in proportion to fuch Service.
_ _

Tae Villages of Church Pulverbatch and Ponteibury are
fituate about eight miles from the Town of Shrewlbury, in a
good fertile Country.

Further Particub;rs of thefe Livings may be had by applying
to Mars Pemberton and Coupland, Anomie!, Shrewfbury ;
Mr. Minor, Shawbury ; or Mr. Lee, Redbrook, near Whit-
church.

The Lands Thheable to the Rea.ory of Pulverbatch and the
Glebe, vrill be !hewn by Mr. Richard. Jandrell, of Church Put.
verbateh ; and the likc belonging to tue fecond Portion of Poa-
teibury, with the Glebe, by Mr.Brifcoe, of Pontelbury.

Thi Two Livings lie about Two Miles diltance fiont each
other.

WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re-
fponlibility deviate from the general fyftent by the fe-
ledlost of a peculiar Branch, the fatal= of long continued
fuccch is the be@ criterion of fuperiority.

Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the t zehtfive treat.
matt of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueeefsful refult of
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am
able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import
ant in the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
firmed a with at an early period of PradUce to refcuc
ale from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the quay dao•
germs precipitancy of general Praditionas.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the curets, which I have de-
voted my attention, comprize every fpecies of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration:
AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of
Schoolboys, or the indulger= of mature age, and laitly that de.
rangemeut of the fydem in Woman which is called BARREN
NESS or STEAL:A rt.

Numerous difearcs ate the rank of ignorance or Italie in the
trcatmeat of a limpb.. Gooorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap-
pens that the feeds of Life are pcifoaal by the indlfcretion of an
unguarded hour. By a fupaior method fuch complaints arc
cafily cured, and even where othas have failed, I mutt that I
may praline to offer a radical re-eftablifhment
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated Mars in the
difr.rder, compared with the calamitous &nations of Men,whc
from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, a the prevalent Gale.
ties of a faildonabk Life, aeqtdre that Rate of Debility whit&
is the unavoidable confequena of Each pernicious habits.

%rhere the unhappy letterer broods over his mifery, but tare
rully commis his misfortune. it may be fume eonfolation for
him to know, that although It be an °bled of doubt or uneer.
Lenity with other Praditionou, the removal' of thcfe DEP.
CI E NCI ES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire.
ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus pr Venus have
begun to reduce manly vigatr, much anxiety will be prevented
by an early counteradtion of this languid Rate, and In the.e
cafes no great difficulties will occur.
But where this Defieimey has for years exited. a proper Per.
ccveranct Is intlifpenfibly regulate to revive the fiumbring (parks
of Lifq,,and to rear imate the Cooltitution.

hIARATED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed
in dash* cspedorlons of a Family, may be anted, that in matt
inflames Curb tlefeeta are curable by Medical, Skill

The SECRECY which is fn dreadsl to nay undertaking, and
on qualification. which I ban prefumrd to Rate, Corm the
Batts rat my Preur Goon, and in coincidence with futh this inti-
mation is given, that Mr may be confulted pcfonally
C.r by letters ineleing a (mall note) at his Lunde, No. a 9, Anm
del-tireet, Strand, hear Temple-Bar.
There is an additional entrance in Water-Breet adjoining
sad the name is en both the doors.
U. B. Idsoolow or iisa. Royal 00lise N liorsous.

Amount advertifed • - - Z. 5063 r
The Right Hon. Henry Dundas - - it 0
The Right Hon. Maurice Fitzgemld. Knight Of Kerry to 20
Sir Martin Stapleton Bart. of Myion Hall .. to to
'The Right Hon. I.ord Vircount Falmouth • - to to
Geo. Tamil's, Efq. Willey, Shropfhire . to tO
Sir Th ..r..ii Manners Sutton - - to 10
Robert Steel - - - • to to
PIMA Smith - - - - to to
Samuel Clowes, Warmfworth Hall ' - • 10 to
Edward Wil!•ra:iam Bootle - - to to
Robert French, County of Galway - - so 0
Rev. A. Darley, County of Dublin - - S 0
Rev. Wm. Leigh, Ruffian Hall, Derby - - .5 S
Rev. Frodlham Hodfon - - - s 2
Rev. Hug'i Cholmondeley . - 1 a
A. Cunningham, Navy Pay office, Shrerners • a o
Haze Hobboufe, Iron Afton, Glouceitaihire -3" 0
Mrs. Heigham, of Bury St. Edmund's . 3 2
Mrs. Dalkwood, ditto - - • I I
Charles Blachley, ditto - - .. 3 3
Mrs. Blachley, ditto . - • • s 2
Captain Faulknor - - - • s I
Rev. J. Eyre, Bilhopftraw - - I I
Subferiptions continue to be received by Bennett and Wbitc,
at the Bar of this Houfe.

To CAPTAINS of SHIPS, and INHABITANTa at SEA,

PORTS, and to
V. G. who left his Friends on Sund.ty the t Sth
inftant, July, 1802 ; is about eighte, n years of age.
dle ftature, darkllh hair, fair complexion, placid comitcna.ice,
wore a green coat, gilt buttons, mixed colour kerf•ymere waift-
coat, grey mixture pantaloons, high boots without tops, ands
black 111 k Rock.

It is enneftly requefted the reader of Otis Axlvrtifement,
teeing fuck a Youth, will acquaint him his Friends are anxious
to know his t'lan, and deGrous to furnish aid fsr his joura zy, as
he departed In Ciendfliip with all his acquaintance, and without
any cenfurable calif: for his recrocy.
Communication addrelLxl to Mcfcrs. Watts, and Co. No. 17,
in the Poultry, Lon lon, producing renal to the taalinp of ths
Advertifar, wed receive a thankful and IFJaral itew rd.

This day wag publiihed, Price is.
A LETTER addretred to the Hon. CI4ARLEI
JAME! Fox, in confeitience of his Speech in the H pule
of Commons, on the Character of the late Molt Noble Francis
Duke of Bedford. The Second Edition.
To which are added,
_

Obfervations on a Sermon preached in the Paris Church of
Woburn, March 14, 18oz, the Sunday after the Interment of
the lat.. Duke of Bedford, by Edmund Cartmight, A. M. Rec-
tor of Goadby Marwood, Ldcdterfhirc, and Prebendary of
Durham.

Printed for F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-card;
W. and J. Richardfon, Royal Exchange ; W. Hatehard, Pica-
dil y ; as 1 Cobbett and Morgan, Pall-MalL