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London, England, 1810-12-01 00:00:00

UNION CANAL.

AT the Half-yeatly General Assembly of the Com-
pany of Proprietoriof the Leicestershire and Northampton-
shire Uniou Canal, held at the Bill Tlotel, in Leicester, on
Monday last, it was Resolved, that In canformi.y with a Reso-
lution made at their General Assembly, held the Mb Ntretel•
ber, 1809, the Chairman of the Committer or the said Cons-
pany, with two other Members of such Committee, be aDr
putatioa from The said _Assembly, to present to Joscp Ca.o
DOCK, Esq. a 'lilt Cup, as a Tribute of the said Company's
respect, for the unit)rm a•,rendan he has shewn on every gem-
s;on to the said Company and its interests, and to convey the
high sense which the Coy paivi etstirtain .4 Mr. Cmd.scles as-
sistance dui.; og the progress, at.d to the opening of the said Canal
to Market Harborot.gh : and that the sail D.-Ontario° reportthelr
proceedings thereon to the next denetal Aistrinbly br the said

eompan y. CAZTER and WARI*AIIY,
Leicester, Nov. SO 11110_ 'darks to the siitil'Compitly.,

THOMAS OCLL'S IMPROVED CITTLE RV.
'THOMAS GILL having Itivented a Pttoctsa, by
which he when, so Siritas a
.NARDNSSS and STRFNOTU
Widen adathably A's iCo MIRCIRVIR and to IIETAiN a POINT or
win of txQuisren ateuswey,ped peculiarly adapted to
SPOIIPINeS, xo a, to furor SeaosimorlitgrautllttiTll; GRATZ'S and
ITCIRINO 14 it MILES, for ATtifINI; Rprxons, PRNIINms,SCFNIARS,
NREOLFS, &C. of an onare.st.t.en xataregt—mott respectfully
offers to the Nobility, Gertry, Merchants, and the Public in
general, a great varicry of then Articles, made at Ma MANU-
FACTORY for FT*lt CUTLERY', No. 83, ST. JAWS'S-STREIT,
opposite to PALL-MALI." Losnotr.—Where may likewise be
.fead, His LONG;CTARIIRA rID WAIZANTSO SWORDS GUM,
'Pistiltr ...„ Arno .and Accoutrements of every de;criptiou,
,`Wholesale7atall, Su& for exportation.

CAPiTAL RESIDENPE AND ESTATE,
TO ER SOLD BY PRIVATE COMILAC3'.
TT is Freehold; Land-Tix redeemed,..cont.uns near
900 Acres, is compact, the neighbourhnn.l, roads, and water
4►etr tood; between 20 and 40 miles from London, the Sttrroun-
ding country aod place itself beautiful, and the House fit for the
Residence of a Nobleman or Gentleman, of l'vo to Fifteen Thou-
sand a-irear; well7funhered, and worth :ok,.roer atsont Eighty
Thousand Poundi.-.+For further Particulars apply to Alcisrs.
Webb, Webb and Attwoed, 14alisbury.

Tvleivoir OP .17°Iqt-
To be soi,,P•
• micfioN. by Mr, LUND,

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Gaoler At the e Inn, in atm City of York, on Friday, the 28th of ,
Decem 1.84, at Three o'clock in. the aftern,oon,
ICOM 644144 E, otherwise *OFR:MTH
. GRAI4OF, *t ate in the Parish of Rnfforth, vAthin two
*Mesa tte City of Yu," l ; timetsisting of an ancient Mansion-
House, and about MO Aares of Land adjoining the same, now
let to Mr. John Jolly, whose tenantcy will expire at Lady-Day
next, with a thikving U'Ond of 25 Acres and the Royalty of tke
Grange. , ..
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• The game, *WA is Tkbe-free and exonerated from Land
Tax, lies within a Ring Pcace, and farms a most desirable par-
chase either together otrits parcels, the Land being of superior
quality and caisable of great im,:ravetnent without extraordmai y
expence ; and the same will b..• 5,,,14 in Nina Lots, one containing
140 Aerts, ar.d the others from 70 t. 4 '2O Acres each.
The House is roomy and in perfect repair, and may at a small
expence be made a asst comfortable residence, being very pica.
santly situated, and 45 Acres of prime Land arcaUotted with it ;
and the other Lots are very aptly arranged fokthe convenience
of`Pnrchasers, van) may have at a fair once a considerable quan-
tity of new Bricks, mow lying on the largest Lot.
Persons desirous of viewing the Estate may apply to the Te-
nant, or to Mr: John Tuke, Land Surveyor, York, at whose
Office a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and printed Particulars
(with a reduced Plan) may be had there, and of Valentiae Mech.
Myrna% Est. Oration kilitstftwaiie, near York ; and Messrs. Pares,
Miles, Moan and. Mites, Solicitors, I,eicestcr ; and also at the
principal Ins at Doncaster, FerrybeAdge, Sheffield, Wakefield,
Leeds, Thirak, NOrthallerton and Whitby.
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CUING* PATENT' WoRM LoZEN(46.
WORMS are the most. frequent sources of Chil.l
dren's Disease. Their symptoms every parent and guardian
of children should be acquainted with--They occasion loss of ap-
petite, a paleness of the colour of the *tee, emaciation, and irre-
gular state of the bn*els,attericied-after with violent pains ; thee
bring on convulsions, tliey affect the growth .of the body,and they
prove fatal by en&nk.in a consuniptitin or decay. Both as a pre-
ventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above excel-
hint medicine la Universally allowed, on the testimony of the
highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability,
to have so equal. 'Eke public approbation given to the Proprietor,
frotna personal knowledge of its wonderfal success in their own
families,Qtamps it a merit beyond Competition, and gives a sanction
to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can boast. Parents
and °them who have the care of children should have rhts remedy
as a family medicine to resort to, whestevec the stomach or bowels
of children are any way disordered, which it will always be found
to rolicve.
Sold Wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler'srNo. 4, Cheapside
corner of Paternoster-row; Baxter atid Co. and Smith, Edfsbutgl:
and Ghtgovr ; Hentland end Hayldtso, Plymouth; Niwbery and
Son, Dubliu i• Peck and Turner, Mail t Malory mid Jones, Port-
on ; Sharp, Portsmouth; Cargtiland Scott, 71;slinhargh ; Jogget,
Taunton • Trewman, fnetia• ; 'Crutwell and Mons, Bath ;
Brown, Bristol ; and most Codutil I;ispeine VEnderp in bow
at se. 9d. and ba...(94. Sadie :

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