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AN OVERLAND JOURNEY FROM INDIA.
This day was published, in 4to. illustrated with nauseous En-
gravings, price £2. 2s. boards'
A JOURNEY FROM INDIA. TO ENGLAND.
LI through Persia, Georgia, lit:64a, Polic.:3, and Prussia,
in the year 1817.
BT Lieutenant-Colonel JOHNSON, C.D.
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ADISSERTATION upon the DISTINCTIONS
in SOCIETY and It INKS of the PEOPLE under the
Anglo-Saxon Government.-
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LEGIS ET .EQUITATIS ; being an
J.Alphabetical Collectiotrnf Jllsinn, Principles, or ROM
LHinitions and Memorable Sayings, In Law and Equity.
Hy TIMILAS BILISCII, Msg.
Third Edi•ion. with Additions. .

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VrEkIOIRS of the late Mrs. ELIZABETH HA-
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DIR MORIER% NEW TRAVELS IN PERSIA.
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tumes, and other Engravings froni the Designs of the Author,
price £3. 135. 6d. I,itards,
ASECOND JOUI:NEY through PERSIA to
CONSTANTINOPLE, between the Years 1810 and
1816. With a Journal of the Voyage by the Brazils and Bom-
bay to the Persian Gulf ; together with an Account of the Pro-
ceedings of his Majesty's Lktbassy under his Excellency Sir
GoreVusley, Bart. K.S.L.
By JAMES MORIER, Esq.
Late his Majesty's &creasy of Embsasy, and Minister Pleni-
potentiary to the Court of Per,ia.
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THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1818.

SALES BY AUCTION.

CARMARTFTENSIIIRE.
Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, on the picturesque Illver
TOW Y 1 near CA R.AI A RTHE.4.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Excluinge.Alley, Ccrablll, as
TuuttsziAr, tho iztb of August, at Twelve o'Cleck,
rrHE FREEHOLD ESTATI TY-GWYN, orAL WHITE HOUSE, and DAN--ALLT, comprising
TWO HUNDRED and NINETEEN ACRES of valuable
Meadow and Pasture LAND, beautifully situate on the pictu-
resque banks of the River Towy, which flows between ale
estate and the town of Carmarthen celebrated as being the re-
sidence of Sir RICHARD SITILI' which, in beauty of the sur-
rounding scenery, are not to be surpassed. A eaphal Farm-
house, with Stables and all suitable Buildings, ([Ss been very
recently erected. The Item is perfectly compact, intersect
by streams of water which sraela serve the porpoise cf irrigathin,
and principally bovnded by the hirer-Towy.
To be vkwed by applying to Mr. Adams at the Bang of
Messrs. Morris, Carmarthen, el whom Partici:Bra may be had;
of Messrs. Dyneley and Gatty, Gray's Ina; at Cutaway's; and
no:AM, Warwick-street, Goldln-squar4,'Lffalissrff

TO 7.IANUFACTOR'ERS,
By JA MCA 131tfSTOWE,
At the Old Antelope /am, Poole, on Turninav, July 0, 1919,
at Four o'Clock, (if not pitihously disposed' of by Prirate
Contract, of which notice will be given),
Lot I.IFA'fERIOO FACTORY, at Poolc, where
V the Manufacturing Of Sail Cloth, Lines, Twine,
and Bags, has been earth-4 on form:a:lf 30 years pact' on au
extensive scale. The premises are pleasantly situated, com-
manding in front a beautiful and picturesque view of the bar-
bour,•Uptcn, Higher and Lower Lytehtt, and the adjoining
country. It consists of -a good DWELLING-ill/USE,
Spinuing-Shops, which are covered in ; Weaving Shop., Mali
Houk, Dressing Shops, • Stables, with Lofts and Stores,
and every conveniency /or such a concern. The Buildings
are In good condition, and stand nu about Two Acres of
Ground. Enclosed is a Field, and. a ildightful *Gasaien. and
Lawn, abounding tultb choice Plants and Shrubs. This
Factory is Freehold, and most eligibly situated, as large cuanti-
ties of the above articles are shipped front this port to 'New-
foundland, Ate,
Lot e. A Capital MILL for spinning Flax and Hemp, sites-
ted at Organ Ford, in the Parish of Lytther, near Pool; the
Buildings have been erected -but a few years, and are very tut-
stwitial and spacious, consistiPg of four Floors, together with a
Cirn Mill adjoining the same with 'seven Teneninats, Gardens,
&c. The Mill Is particularly sane,
for the lid Cloth Tradt,.
having three Meadows, consisting of about Six Acres, attached
to it, well adapted foi Bleaching Grounds. witha 'Weldor house
in the same, and trenches to convey the water from the river.,
The Mill and situation is eligible for Clothing, l'anzttnaking,
or any other business requiring room, ac. having a Food Stream
of Water, and a large Pond-head. These Premiss arc Leasehold.
Lot;,. A good DWELLING lIOUSE, Out-o2Laes' Barn,.
Stables, &e. and about Tweity Acres of Meadow and Arable
Land.—Thaw Premises are Copyh.elA.
The Illichinery consists of a.veral Card Engines, Rovint
Heads, Tow-pinning Frames, Ps%pl:ting and Spinning Frames,
Lite. for long materials, and may be had at valuation. The whole
will b.,lsold together, or in separate Lots.
For further particulars apply (if by lett.r post paid) to Mr.
J. B. Bunn, Poole.