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INDIA SHAWLS AND 114USLINS.

LADIES or Gentlemen having lonia SHAWL! or
MUSLINS to difpofe of, may receive the Ittntoit value in
CA, by applying at BEAMDN and ABB011"s India Mullin
and Shawl Warelsoefe, No 6r, New Bond-beet, where are era-
Bandy OD Sale the Writ alTortntent in Leaden of falhiunable
fa, Muffins, Shawls, Mantles, and every Article of Ladles'
Deaf, of the flrit quality, and ea the tan* retionable terms.

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
'HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
pined by the furrier camilleweit at hie ESSENCE of •N-
OIt€WIES for Fiflt Seam has belnelli =any 'tykes to give the
ladle saw an 'Aide entirely
JOHN BURGESS and 90N think it a duty they owe the
Public, to cantina them againft filch frepolitions, as (eves) people
travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, Ste. an extra large profit to
vend the fpurious kind : they are particularly requeßed to At for
BURGESS',, and to obferve, none is genuine but what have there
words upon the label—. John Burgers and Snn's Original and tu-
pertne Eifenee of Anchovies."---Warehoure, No. toy, Strand,
Foram of the Savoy Steps, London.

AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the eirlghtal invention

of Mr. Henry. and brought by Isla fueceffive improvements to
the highelt perfeelion). is prepared and fold by THOMAS and
WILLIAM HENRY, anemias, Manche(ten
'HIS agreeable perfumed Liqunr, which la
poted of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the molt
pleafant Aromatics and efficacious Antaceptics, may be kept un-
impaired in any Climate, and for any period of time. Its pungent
odour render+ it extremely grateful and falutiry in Head Aches,
Faintings. and in al! places of public refort (as Theatres, Courts
of Jake, &c ) as it counteracts the had ends of bested and fool
air. and is the heft antidote axainft the infefAion of all Contagions
Lalfe +res. As there arc various fpurious imitation+, under the fame
and fimilar names, fume of which are hajuri.rttly reprefented as
improvements, the PuhHc are reqiiefted to obferve, that the names
of THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Manclriter. are en'
graved on each Ramp, to counterfeit which Is a e ipital felony
The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, price zo. nd. ((tamp included),
is fold wholaale and retail by Bayley and Blew, No. 5, Ccekfpar-
Brett. (the only agents in Loudon authorifed by the Pro' firm!,
Where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver. Carnelian,
CryitaL &c. Alfo HENRY'. CALCINED MAGNI. SIA. in
bottles at au 6d. and larger with leafs ftoppers, at 41. melt; their
names being on the Ramps.

HEREFORDSHIRE_
COTTAGE ON THE WYE.
"r 0 he SOLD, a convenient COT PAGE, called
GERMANY, with a walled Garden, and about Four Acres
of Land adjoining. The houfe fit for the reception of a (mall
genteel Fandly,in the village of Pencraig, in the variants of Good.
rich and Marfto w, near the turnpike road leading front the plea(ant
market town of Rafs to Monmoutb,South Wales, and the tooth
of Ireland, diftant from Rol.* three miles, Monmouth-feven, and
Hereford twelve.
The bulidino are in coroplete -repair. greater part thereof lately
built—the Dwelling houfe confift+ of two parlours, ferenteen feet
by fourteen, a veftibule, mahogany doors, and four bed room,
two bed roans for fcrvants, a fitting room, a kitchen, rliar,
pantry, brewhoufe, with a two-Railed liable, and a (mail chalk
hoofs
The prendfca are freehold, and the Utuation la in the centre of
a fporting couu'ry, abounding with game and Mb, and for pidn-
r .Aue beauty not to he equalled; the navigable and beauteous
Wye Meanders its cryttal Breams in a fertile vale, delightfully in
view of fuft five miles, and other celebrated and defiraide objedls
render it the moft enchanting and healthful Mot in the kingdom.
A mail coach to Caintarthen paffes the hours to and from London
daily.
I Two Packs of Hounds are kept in the Ntighttourhood.
Part of the furniture (which is good and modern) may be taken
I at a fair valuation, and polieffino may be had immediately.
For further particulars, and to tees', apply (if by letter pat-
! paid) to Me Witilarna. Solicitor, to, Red Linn•liptare, win.fe
office a plan and aeration of the Innate may be Peen, or to Mr.
I William Hooper. Attorney, Rofs,

WORCESTERSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By W. HANDY,
On Monday the 14th day of jaly initant. at the Crown Inn, in
Broad.ttreet, Woreelter, at Four o'Cluek in the Afternoon.
(abject to Conti:nom then produced, in t►e following Lot., or
fuck other at Stan be agreed on at the time of Sale.
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Lot z../.Capital New-built MANSION or DWEL.
LING-HOUSE, conlifting of vaulted Cellars, two
Parlours, iS by t 6 each, Kitchen. Back-kitchen, Brewhoufe,
Laundry. and (even Bed chambers, with fultable clofets ; Barn, I
Ambles, Coach-houfe, and other neceirary outbuildings; Lawn,
Kitchen garden, Shrubbery, dec. with Thirty Acres and Twenty-
sa Perches of Rich, Arable, and Pafture Land furrounding the
lame. fituated on a plealing eminence. at Bewere Green, in the
Parifh of Chines, within 2} miles of the City of Worcefter, at an
eafy diftance from the Church. and forms together a very deft-
able refidence for a Genteel Family. The Roads in every diree-
, tion arc execilent—Pufffloo of the Haute, and part of the Land,
, may be had at Michaelmas next, and the remainder at Candle-
isms Ao7. Alfo, a neat detached Cottage and Garden, well fultcd
for a workman or gardner.
I.ot 2. A piece of Rich Meadow Land, on the eall-fide of the
Turnpike Road leading from Woreefter to Omberfley, and within '
two miles of the former. containing 7A. zR 35P
Lot 3. Two Pieces of Rich Meadow Land adjoining each other,
called the Alders, and Cowlalture, Stunted near Lot t. contain-
ing SA. 3R. 20R.
Lot 4. One Piece of Rich Meadow 1.7mi1, adjoining the River
Severn, called Camp Meadow, oppoll e Camp Ferry, (the owner
of which pays an asknowledgement tar landing on the. Lot) con-
taining 4A. :R. zaP.
Lot 5. One Plea of Meadow Land near the laR-mentioned,
called Half.thare Meadow, containing t Acre.
Lot 6. One Rich Piece of Meadow Land, adjoining the River
Severn, called Brick-kiln Meadow, containing IR. 41'.
Lot 7. One Piece of fertile Arable I,and, in a common field,
, Checketts Field, within onc mile of the City of Vorcetter,
containing zit. 25P.
I.ot S. One Piece of Rich Meadow Land called Rulh Meadow,
hounded chiefly by lands belonging to Llodtur Reach Nast, cur-
tailing 211. 3R, aoP.
Lot 9. AB thole highly valuable and Rich Meadows, lying in a
ring fence, with good Barn and Stable thereon, containing
of 'rweuty Acres of Land, now in the occupation of Mr. HorliMs,
Stuated at Red or Primrofe. Hill, adjoining the Turnpike Road,
leading feat Worceiter to Pal/sore, and within one mile of the
former. This Lot commands a delightlal view of the River se
sem. the City of Woreefter. Malvern Hills, and the Welt part ut
the County, and is a molt eligible fituatiun to build urun.
• The firft Eight Lots are Coryhold, held under the Biff:;..p
Worceßer for four healthy lives.
'rhe Dwelling Houle, Garden. /cc. is In the 'win Thp,
Hill, Rfq. and the Lawil la the occupation of Mr o. rtA.rt
and his undertenants.
Mr. Samuel Manley, at the New Inn, nar
the
avid thew the fame.
neat—For further parit ~/y alt .. •
the Asaiouukr, both r, wl/c/ bay. NlApe ,i 1 U.* Lttatc
Lot 9. is FrA.rhotel, my he ent.red upon at

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