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London, England, 1819-03-22 00:00:00

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A CAPIT.iI, RICH COPYIIOI.D hii ADOW at 'he
end, and adjoinir.g tnr rt...n.1 from Putney to Wandsworth ; elia-
taillS about Six Acres.

May be viewed, by applying to the Gardener, on the Pre-
mises, with Ticktrs, and where Particulars may be had ; of
Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Ahhrn, New Tun ; Tahnt, Rich-
mond ; at Garraw's ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwi:k-ttrcet,
Golden-square, where Tickets may he had.

NORTE! A M PTONSHI 17.,
Between OUN DEE and MARKET I :A 'Z BOROUG 11.

The MANOR of BIGGIN, with the MANSION and
CAPITAL ESTATE, FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE.
Nearly ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES
of rich Feeding, Grazing, and Wood Land.
By lir. ROB iNS,
. • - . . -

At Garraway's.CoSee-ilouse, Lachauge-Allej, Cornl4, Lon-
' &Noe Thuaws*, May 13. at Twelve o'Clack, hi Me Let,
THE BIGGIN ESTATE, FREEHOLD and
TITHE-YRS?» The. MANOR of i3IGGIN, well
stored with GA. E, with the litigant designed MANSION,
nearly finished—the Elevation in the Itali n Style, with a GLI:hl
Noble Portico to the East Froct with Offices, Gardenal.flea-
ture. Grounds, surrounded by u; wards of
ONE THOUSAND TWO lIUNDItEI) AND SIXTY-

EttilP: ACRES
Of Capital Feeding Pe..,tures, Miadows, Ernall part Arable and
Noble Woods, ail stocked wick. Capital fu' grown Timber, ine
principal of fine Oar. The Lads round the Mansion in the Park
Style with Grand Aveaties of Lofty Titrbe: Trees.
The Woods a.:l about N kNETY ACRES of Land are in
hand, containing together TWO HUNDRED and Final'.
SIX ACRES. The remainder divided into *pile Farms and
Pastures, let to tat r.,spect:.ble Teuaras at Will—the ltertat
and moderate estimated 'value upwarda of TWO THOUS AND
ONE HUNDRED Pounds per annum and highly impiovable.
A most eligible Prorerty for Residence or Investment, in a
cheerful pleasant Ceuntry, excellent neighbourhood, and abouhd-
ing in Field Synts : within two miles of Ountile„ 14 from Ail-
toa and Stamford, 30 from Northampton, and 90 from London.
The road from CIUI/;:lje to liarkct Harboroagh passes through
the Estate.

May be viewed any day preceding the Sale, Sundays excep-
ted, by Tickets; and by applying to Charles Berkeley, Esq. at
the 'Mansion lloiar, widen may be seen from Eleven to Three,
where Particulars miry be had; and of Robot Shimrd, Esq.
and at the Swan and the Talbot Inns, Oundle; Angel, Peter-
borough, and Stilton; George, Thrapston, Stamford, and Nor-
thampton; Swans, liatboruugh; Haycock, Vi.ansford; the
ho-
tel, and lieu and Chickens, Birmingham ; Gecrge, Irchleld ;
Meters. Barley, Ma.ne, fak. :nd rhut,y, Lincoln's Inn; at
GiuTaway's looker-house; and of Mr. Nohins, Warwick-street,
Gulden-square, where Plans and Elevations may be seen, and
Tickets fur viewing bad, and at the Midision.

THE celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD,
is a preserver and restorer of ite:ddi to thi weak ,the sickly,
and infirm. its warm and renovating quality,hadismitably reo-
dere it the best medicine for relaxations, debility, lassitude, tre-
mors, sinking of the spirits, and ad those nervous .afections
which harass and oppress the weak, the ealentary; and the de-
licate; it warm; and steadies the cold and tremulous nerves,
invigorates the muscular system, animates the spirits, ;led new.
vates the whole man ; whereby the chill watery fluids become
rich and balsamir, and the circidation resumes its healthful star:.
Soh: by I,eig3, Strand ; Bacon, trod, Oxford-street; Sutra
and Co. Bow Church-yard; slid a, Chcapaide ; Ea.zhark..e ;
and Ward, 11,dheril; price l is. each, or four in one :Family
Bottle for 335. it which one I Is. bottle is saved, with the :emus
" Sand. Solomoe, Liverpool," engraved en the Stamp.
Of wltoot may also be had, the celebrated ANT I-I MPETI-
GEN ES, or SOLOMON'. 1)11.0I'S (wit:wen mercury, cr any
deleterious preparation), which stand is the highest estinvdia
for the cure. of the scurvy, serafeta, leprosy, and all chowders
originating in an impure state of the bloo.1; being gradual, gantle,
and almost imperceptible, in their operation—the bust sulothete
thas has ever been discovered for that ...aim,:rout mineral Me -
ntry, sweete t,ne, the blood, and stinttilatiti it to easel :11 noel-
ous and ImpeTe givieg .streegth and tone to the nerves,
enlivening etd it....garatteg b.e.h body and ;Mad.
le. Price I la. per Lode, or four in one family bottle for 335. tor
which one small bottle it saved. The words "lam!. Salotnen,
Liverpool," are ce;r:ved en the stamp of each bottle, without
which none are gemo!ne.
Also, price :Ss. that scarce, interesting, and. useful Family
Work (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and
a View of Gilead-If:ism), entitled, A GUII)EtoIiKALTII;
or, Advice to both Seam, in a Variety of Cornelaiots.--By S
SOLOMON, AL D.—('ontaining a Treatise on rentals
Nervous and lit Complaiiits; also lu moat Reload:6
oft those I)isvivies bleb .he Moran Body i 4 most ftc.luen,tly
afflicted; te.plaitiog the symptoms, mode of trearminit, &c.
Dr. Solomou expects, when consulted by lotus, the usuall test-
et~s, field
i tteren.t of i.sne passed notue. to be iuclosed,
kwd ,
.atide
noes avased, is )40,ty
Idouble postage."

< Ili. 4
ITHINK it a duty I owe to the Public to sm-
swum, thsi s Work now publhhing, entitled "Dr.Sinsee
Usiden," is no. written bjthe Author of" DR. SYNTAX'S
TOUR DI SEARCH OF THE PICTURESQUE;" a fie.
*Cowl Pert
publish
original Work, by the awe Author, will be
shortly published. • •R. ACHRILKANN.

This day were published, in Bvo. price 198.44 boards,
THE EPISTLES of the APOSTLE PAUL, trans-
lated from the Greek, and arranged in the order in which
they were probably written. Part Pint, consisting of those which
were written before his !Int imprisonment at Rama.—With
Explanatory Notes.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme aad Brown, Lon-
don ; and P. Hill and Co. Edinburgh.

SALE OF THE LONDON MUSEUM.
MR. BULLOCK respectfully announces to the
Public, that on TatnwAY, the nth April, be will com-
mence Selling the entire contents of the EGYPTIAN HALL,
PICCADILLY; the Sale to be continued every Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, till the whole of this im-
mense Collection of Antiquities, V, orks of Art and Natural His-
tory is disposed of.
Catalogues of the Ant twelve days Sale may be had at the
Museum, at 2s. 6d. each, and the remainder will be published in
succession, with all possible speed.