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London, England, 1820-05-11 00:00:00

HOGARTIL

This day was published, by BALDWIN, Casoocx, and Jos, price
to Subscribers £1 is. each, Nos. T. and 11. of
THE Original and Genuine WORKS of WIL-
LIAM TIOGARTH, from the Plates lately in the pos-
session of Messrs. Boydell; and others engraved by eminent Ar-
tists : the whole under the superintendence of James Heath,
Esq. R. A. accompanied by Explanations of the various subject,.
By JOHN N ICHOLS, Esq. F.A.S. &c.
Number I. contains-1. Portrait of Hogarth-2. The Harlot's
Progress, Plate The Rake's Progress, Plate 111.-
4. Idleness and Industry, Rates 111. and IV.-5. Portrait of
J. Wilkes.
No. IL-1. Marriage a-la-Mode, Plate 111.-2. The Enraged
Musician—S. Harlot's Progress, Plate V.-4. France, Plate
5. Beer Street.

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PERTHSHIRE.—KINNAIRD.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN,
THE beautiful Estate of KINNAIRD, situated on
the South Bank of the River Tay, about six miles above
Dunkeld, consisting vf Eight Hundred and Twenty English
Acres, all inclosed, about Two Hundred of which are Arable,
and One Hundred and Ten Acres of Wood, part of which is
Oak, and fit for cutting.
The Mansion-House was built within these f 'NI,. years; it
contains three Public Rooms (the Drawing-room 26 feet by 18).
seven Red-rooms, besides Kitchen, Servants' Rooms, Water.
closets, &c.

The Offices consist of a Coach and Cart-house, Seven-stalled
Stable, Barn, Granary, Cow-house, Pigeon-house, Piggery, and
Fowl-house : there are also other two Dwelling-houses, contain.
ing five Rooms each, which may be let to great advantage.
The, Garden contains nearly two English Acres, enclosed
with a stone wall nearly twelve feet high, The Trees are in
full bearing, both in the Orchani and Garden. The River Tay
runs through the Estate, affording several excellent draughts for
upwards of a mile for salmon and treat, and the Estate abounds
with Game of all sorts. Tile walks are cut for several miles
along the banks of the river, and through the wood, command.
ing many beautiful and romantic views.
All the Farm Steadings are in good repair. The Mansion
House, with the principal part of the Land, may be entered.to
immediately, being in the hands of the Proprietor. The Fur.
niture of the House is good, and may be bad at a valuation.
The Post-boy passes the Porter's Lodge, and the Inverness
1 coach within half a mile. Carriers almost daily to and front
different parts of the country. The public burthens are trilling.
Payment of the price will be made to suit a Purchaser.
For particulars application may be made to the Proprietor, at
Kinnaird-Heuse, by Dunkeld ; Andrew Miller, Esq. Y.S.‘7
York-place, Edinburgh; James Miller, Es' q. Pleasant-Hill, by
Coupar Angus; or Mr. James C. Miller, No. 21, Bishopsgate.
street., London.