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. - - . . .- wici- - .. ••r . '7 ' P . . . . • . • -i.. ..‘ - I r'S...:'- •.4 • 01- - l e e.' bid r - • """.-- 0 .1 - . •iL ....- • 4- ' ti , Vi , • . 414 , •1 1 .. 1 , • , ~.............../ 1_,..) ..... • • e A (.-, • • i r . ' 1 ,-1 ''. 'c- ' ' . fi i r. • t • . Z . ::' ..... k i t .... ;; ; ,0 , , • ' 010 0 7 1 11 1 / 4 F . 40 , 041 -, • it y, - 1 0 •..• .. . _ •.. ' • s • . A 4 • • ~ , • • ... 1 4 ) J 1 4.10 . -ir - • .- 41 * ,• .i‘ % Ne.:- . 1 *.: •- - k • 0 ALL I , 4 . 'lr e ' 1-: k i i t - 40,." 4-3 ..• .:,... 0 • Tv i° for • -------- . , • Tr..,..- N . -4 , • .4141 -i r - V • r. . • , •• 1 'llll6' -: . .... • . ,c, ;•,.. - G • . • • . . . ••• MONDAY, OCTOBER" 4,, 1802 t::‘II3ER 43041 vRIcE sM-PENCE THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. EXTENSION OF THE gURR I Y IRON RAILWAY. T a MEETING of Gentlemen held at the LONDON. TAVERN, on Wednefday, the 29th day of September, aBoa. for the Emotion of the Surrey iron Rallivall GEORGE TRITTON, Efq. In the Chair, It was Refolved, aft. 'Mat the Eitenfion of the Surrey Iron Raftiray to Rei gate and Godltone promifes to be a Work of great Public Malty, as it will facilitate the Clinveyance of Heavy Goods, ‘vithout any pofiable detriment to the many valuable Mills and Manufadories that are maintained by the Rivers, which have their fources in the ii to of Country through which the fame mutt pafs. ',dlr. That the Plans, SeCtions, and Bilintate of the pro pofed Line of Eatenfion, now laid before this Meeting, be ap proved of and adopted. AT. That a Capital Stock of so,OOOL be created by Sub• fcription Shares of sod, each, for carrying the fame into Exe cution. NOTICZ to Ole CitEDITORS and DEBTORS of tlis the late .. ~ DISTILLING BY STEAM ' : . GEORGE HEMING, Erg. deceafed. • ' A N Aprfaratits for this' Purpole, c,l'l7ll,lted to ALL Perfolis litho have any Claims or Demands . ll * ' b * d Irftill *. .. 1 1 On the nate or Effeds of GEORGE HEMING, late of Waddington, in the County of Warwick, but afterwards of , to lefren iii rg e th a e . o a ti rd gi e n t el end annual obtained y e of i foch a t.lhl a i 4lr - ments; an d al p ik). Ravcoltone, in the Counties of Leicdter and Derby, hlq. de- - ceafed, and who have not already delivered in their Accounts, NIN A JC Pa U tat iTIE tor BY STEAM, Lmuol,oreversir,,,eadnitiiotuistldyri, dried i g fi r th eat e er su c t e l r ; t m ain i t y y b , in purfuanee of former Advertifements for that purpofe, are . e il t n :.. l . Y4 i,: h ur.7l l.j :V ch L.R itri i r hertby rerpedively inf o r me d, t h at unlefr fuch Accounts, are ; T`it3IISDAYI at tk- Ttnned Copprr Works, On Baro.cli , le. delivered to Mr. George Greenway, Attorney at Law, Nun- , C:.usuiries to be addr:ffed to C. WYAIT, (the i ' ATE Nii. t) eatoa, Warwickfhire; o r t o M r . J ames Nicholls, Attorney ' at I Nbll , 13ridge-arect ,i„ , . Law, No. 4t Great Raid-fired, Bloomsbury, Landon, - don, on - - or hefire the kit day Of Odbiber next, that they will be ex cluded all Benefit ariling from the ERate andEffeds of the raid deceafed. TO -MORROW EVENING: OCTOBER 5, will be pre :Tilted Mr. Macklin's Comedy of THE MAN OF THE WORLD, Sir Patina' Micfycophant, Mr. COOKE. Tlowlich wii; be added, a Comic Opera, In Two Ada, canal THE TURNPIKE GATE. • Harry Blurtoa, Mr. INCLF.DON; Crack, Mr. BLA NCHARD ; • Standlaft, Mr. FAWCETT; Robert Ma•rthorn, Mr. KNIGHT; Peggy, Mifs WHEATLEY ; And Mary, Mifs REEVE. Doors to be opened at half paft five, and the Performance begin at half palt fix. places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr- Brandon,nt the Box Oryi: Hart-fireet. This Evening—The Tragedy of Hamlet; with Brazen Ma& On Wedrefday, A Cure for the Heart Ache; with the Poor Saltier, •,' A few of the Renters Shares which were granted at the commencement of lett feafon by the principal Proprielor of this neaut,rematning unfold, are now to'be difpofed of,—. Particulars may be known by applying at the Treafurer's OfUe. COAL, TAR BROWN, and VAR..iill PA .4 Co. I • lrfiE Public are moll terpe&fully ii,formeci, that •A! the above mentioned Articles continue to be prepared b; :Fie Colour Conn:kitty Cooly, at No. 32, Walhrook, Lonrion, anti are recommended as cheap, ecru!, and ornarnen•al Corer : lay for W.tbod,and Imp without Doors. 11'he Tar Brown is intended for rough &larding, Paling, funk Fenecs. &c. The Paints ar: or various Shades of C:rven and other Colours, pecu liarly adaped for F,lncis round Pleafure Croltals, plat:44 wooden Buildings, Railings, &c. They are t'arily being lent in a 'Luc for urr, and arc very c.froble. lA , rations for their ufe are font with the articles. The enr ipany „tritpply alfozroimd White Lead, and all other Paints, I.infecd EliCdtt of the keit 0,.!!a/ity. and at the Icoveft Prices. , PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 30, z Ro t. MONEY returns Thanks to his Friends for • 7 • their Pairotir, and refrefully informs them. that he has relinquithed Bands in favour of Mr. Wax. MITMELL, for whom be begs leave to &licit a continuance of their, Patronage and Support. . 4thly. That an Application be made to Parliament in the enfuing Seftlon, for an Adt to that purpofe. stblr. That an Inftaiment of 31. per cent. be . paid on the Subferiptions, to defray the Eipence of the Survey and of foll citing the fail Ad t ; and that it shall be in the Option of the Suhfcribtra to abandon or retain their tefpcdtive Shares or Sub feripdone, provided that they hall fignify their determination to the Committee, on or before the rsth day of November neat, and that any Surpina that may remain over the aforefaid &pence in be returned in equal propnrtiona to the Suhfcribers. 6tbly. That a committee be appointed to take the necclLary ftepi for carrying the Measure lino Ethel ; and that they be empowered to add to their number fuch Noblemen and Gentle men as may be difpored to co-operate wit'a them in eitablilting this Undertaking, and in extendiug it hereafter through the Counties of Surrey, Kent. Suirex, and Hants, f, as., to open a et e ip, expeditious, and certain Communication - at all Sedons with the Coatt. WM. MITCHELL baying fueeeeded to the Bufinefs Mr Money, with whom he has been nearly Twenty Years, hum bly hopes fore corttlnuattee of the favours and firpport ofidr. Money's F'rlendw, Which k mall ever be his lusty ttitgerk by a ftrid attention to their Commands. ntAlß's Crpitalic Fluid,`or .d 3 ne brume for the lead-itch, .giv.:s immediate .: ;ief in the took violent head-acli, front what c ince focrer it in..y pr sell; and though its operation is fn futidert, the preparation i. of fuch a nature, that.thert is not.a potability of it , iaiag the flight ! l(t injury in aily cafe whatever. ,Whatctiltanee.ll ,, wo• hie of this Lifelike is agreeable form, rata :Ai ., tx, and immediate efficacy ; for, being an exter:ial applic“.l.ll n , a fulitle. penetrating, Volatile fluid, it immed'attcly opera•ts ..n every nerve, at on& V.lieving and proteetin , obetit fioin future njury; not by means of any temporary itimaltis or-Aitletcrioas effluvia, but by anodyne ant! tonic powsolkayiliar to it ell. • Sold, by appointment, at Withentlale — Cockell's ware 4. life, No 2 a), Strand, feventh boufe from Teme! , -I;ar, price 2s. 94 duty included ; . alro, Baron's, No. tso, and C.;rcen'i, N. 3. t uz, Oxford-street; Tun and Wilton's, Royal Exchange; Mears. Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Chcapfule • TG7-Ihup, No 52, St. Paul% Church-yard; Mr. Uri.r4 l l, lsrn. 324; I - 131r bairn; Mr. Barlow's, No. 39, Cockfpur-ftreek, Spring-gardeiis, 01,ferve the Signature, J. Cockell, is his hatad-writting,with oat which none can he genuine: BURY ST. EDMUND'S. GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, To NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN of FORTUNE. . SOUTH OF DEVON. • TO BE SOLD IN FEE, with immediate porcißon, Under the direetion of Mcffrs. SA LO StO 111 and HARRINGTON. ON MONDAY, Oetober tt, will be per formed, he St. James's Church, the Sacred Oratorio it' the MESSIAH; on Wedoefday, the 13th, the CREATION; o: Friday, the sgth, the REDEMPTION; and on Tuefday frenirg. tic tsth, Thurfday, itth, and Saturday, 16th, there ',ll be MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS at the New Af i• ley Room. Leader ot the Band Mr. SA LO KOK. Principal Vncal Performers: Mrs. BILLINGTON, Vire TENNANT, Mrs. HINDMARSK Yr. HARRISON, and Mr. BARTLEMAIL A Gentleman will prcade at the Organ. Principal Inltrumental Perforuitra : _ . THE MAnortn• LOrctfh:p of WEAR, three miles): from Exetei, with capital and Specious*Manflon, Hiatt admirably elevated in a rich and exttnfive Park, com manding the molt pidturefque Views of Sea and Land, principal Drawiiii and Eating Rooms, 3,0 feet by 24 feet each, 'Mailer do. and do. Breakfaft-room, &c. numerous and fpacious Bed aid Dreffing-rooms, extentive and well propor tioned Offices, .-4ables, and Gardens, rich Lan.ls, Farms, Filh cries, &c. &c. The foil and climate muft plesfing and health ful, excellent neigltbourhocs, good roads, with numberlefs other advantages, which wili appear when viewed. Alfo the fmaller Manion of Mount Wear, on "the Banks • of the Exe, with good Gardens, Offices, Lands, &c. &c.— Wear, or Mount Wear, may be purchafed feparately, with • more or lefs of their rcfpeltive Lands. .Price of the While Property Forty-five Thoufand Pounds, for which a proper Interelt will be found.—pinformation will be givm to Principles only, by W. Spicer, the Owner. - ythly. Tbat tke Paid Committee he alto empowered to con fer with the Comr.litt,xx appointed or to be appointed by the feveral Noblemen and (1-ntlemen• who have formed the delign of making and niaintain:a; Navigaile Canals in th. (Arne, or nearly the fame, Line of Cou,itry,,that .hey may prevent, if poll Ne.. the elaihing of there Lt.i...:nal , lags. Bthly. That the following Per rods do cocifore the laid Com mittee, Fit of whom *hall be I quorum, viz. • Geo. Tritton, Efq. oJohn Larne:, EA.. Wm. Dent. Efq. Jofeph Be well, Efq. Ab. Goldfmid, Efq. Chas. Morris, Efq Jno. Efq. Henry Waymoutb, Efq. Henry Hoare, Efq. • Lichard Glover, Efq. Col. Fleming • If.ac Goldfmid, Efq. Robt. Barclay, Ffq. Wm. Tate, Efq. Samuel Scott, Efq. M. P. James Phillips, Efq. Geo. Shepley, Efq. Thomas; Hall, ;4 Richard Shepley. Efq. Edward Knight, Efq. lames Perry, Efq. Wm.lidwards, jun. Efq. Thos. Reynoldi,Efq. Sir Robert Barclay;l3a rt. M.P. Jab. Fortier Reynolds, Mil. George Day, Efq. gth: Thu Wprrain Jeffop, Eft'. 'be appointed Engineer to the Paid Railway, and that the Paid Committee have power to ap point &neveyors and other Militants. . toth. Thar a Book for Subfcriptions be now opened, and that the Inftalment of 31. per cent. thereon be paid into the Hands of Meffrs. Hoare and Co.; Meffrs. Barclay, :Tritton, and Co.; Whs. Ladbeoke and Co.; Meats. Robarts, Curtis, and Co.; Merril. Wefton, Pinhorn. and Co.; and Meas. Caflell, Powell, and Co. Bankers, for the life of the faid.Com mthre. mars. Salomon,. Pinto, Lindley, Harrington, Reeve, and Scarbrough, Violins. Mr. Sizeland, Principal Double Bah. Mr. Hubnes, Principal sia (Toon. Mr. Crielbach, Principal Ohm - Mr. Montani, Principal Flute. Mr. Mahon, Principal Clarinet.. Mr. Smith, Principal Trumpet- Meffrs. Petrifies, Firft and Second Hems. Jenkieton and Mr. Dretslor, Double Drum And Mr. J. Harrington, Grand Piano Forte. Every part will be nwueroully filled with Vocal and !nary. mental Pe: formers, and affifted by Gentlemen- , The Church will be opened at Eleven o'Clock, and the Ora torios commence precifely at Twelve o'Clock. Tickets to be had at John Deck's, Stationer and Mnfin-fel ler, Pod-Office, Barr. For BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, and DISORDERS of sks STOMACH and BOWELS. • • Da. JAMEI's ANALEPTIC PILLS. THE excellence of thefe Pills, as 'a gentle pier , gative, and as a general prefervative of Health, by aflifting Nature in the due difcharge of the Animal Funetions, has o4o blifhed their reputation it a Meeizine of the firft importane4 They are admirably calculiited for diforden of the Stomachs and Bowels ; for perfors of a Bilious,a Gouty, or a Rhetrinatit Difpofition; as well its for thole whofc Conftitudons have bee* affeeted by a too aaivc or t too fedeutary life, or by a relidence in hot Climates. They are likeseife pneticularly fervleea)le in Head-Achs 3ccafioned by indigeftion, and in removing the trid effedis of free Ilviug; as ;it. in preventing Pahies and Apo. plexles, fo often the coufequence of intemperance. The tendency of tbefe Pills is to open the pores by niglit, and the body by day: they moreover promcte Beep, and require neither confinement nor attention to diet. Itecoorfe ilsoutd be had to them on the lira attack. of a cold, or upon any, flight f.'m. etifpofieion; and they GAould never be omitted at bed-time after asy excels of eating or drinking; and thus their dial:prin.:4 cnoradceriftic will he maintained, of promoting longevity, f a g :nearkably exemplifild by their inventor, who, by a co:lP:tut ale of tbesn, though a very free liver, attaineti the age ot . 75. As the AN4i.er rie FIL owe their virtne4 to a wcul 4 ar preparation, Which has never been divulged but to the prefent "Proprietors, they can only be had genuine from thein'; and they are fold by FRANCIS NEWBIRT, at the Wan:honk for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the Eaft End of St. Paul's, a t',..vf doorofroin Cheapfide, London ; and at Dr. James's . late houfe in Eru-on-street; in Boxes, price 4s. 61. each, Stamp includ e d"; or the quantity of tlx may be had in one large hol, for 11. 43.04. .—.ohf:rve that the words," F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul s," are engraved in the itainp.i. All others are counterfeits. • FOR PUBLIC SALE, By GARDNER and ANGVS, At Garraway's Coff..e Houfe, change Alley, Cornhill, on Thurfday, the 7th Od:ober, 18'02, and following days, at ten precifely, THE following White and Prohibited Prize ' Goods, being part of the Cargo of the ANGELPVE, Prize to his Majelty's ihipI'OiSEAU,SA Mu :: t HOOD LlP:3z,', Efq. Commander. Captured on her voyage from Madras to Manilla, regularly condemned in a Vice Court of Admiralty, • at the Cape of Good Hope:hiriz. PROHIBITED PUCE GoOHL WHITE HIECt Goons. ' 28422 Pieces Cotton Romals 420 Pieces Handkerchiefs 2 Pieces Cherlaes printed Borders ir Piece India Stuff 1757 Pieces Cambric Mullin ' 2 Pieces Calawapores Handkerchiefs, colour -4.504 Cotton Shawls ~ ed borders 116 Pieces Gingham, 242 Pieces Cambric Mudlu 335 Pieces Chintz S 3 Pieces Various Mullins 126 Pieces Paliamperes 18r4 Piece. Lotploth II Cott Covers 2z2 Pieces Dimity 6o Pieter Printed Cam- z Piece Kerfeymere brie Muffin Handkerchiefs 2 Hats At the fame time sud place, The.following White and Prohibited Goods, being part of the Cargo of the Fo Rso oar, captured in the Indian Sea, by h' . hlajeity's Ship STAR, JOHN GARDNER, Efq. Comnianft4 and regularly conderitnedurnie; at the Cape of Good Hope. viz. PROHIBITED. WHITE. 2468 Pieces of Cotton Ro- 32 Pkces Muffin mats 455 Pieces ditto, ftitchcd 2761 Pieces of Chintz . . with thread i 303 Pieces of Bengal Taft- 9 Pieces elitto, with flyer ties s Pieces ditto, with gold 61 Pieces China Silks 20 Pieces ditto, with filk 71 Pieces India Stuffs 320 Pieces Mullin Handkfa. 29 Pieces Bengal Ditto 373 Pieces Dona Mullin zo6 PieceaStlefuekers . 1 4 Pieces ditto Handkfs. :du That the Thank, of this Meeting be given - to the Chairman, for his able and impartial Collided this day. GEORGE TRrfTON. Chairman. • BY THE K NG'S AUTHORITY. NECESSARY FUR ALL FAMILIES. Jult publith-d, in Odlayo ' price Ss. Steep, rolled, and with Cute rcs., alfo on wove Royal Paper, Price z3s. calf, let. tered, and with Cuts t6s. - THE NEW WHOLE DUP . of MAN; con- Lining the Faith as well u PraMe of a Chriftiaii, made vary for the pradlice of the precast age, as the Old Whole Duty of Man walt dekosedfle :bore unhappy Times in which it was ritten ; acid fupplying the Articles of the Chriftian Faith, w'tich are.wanting in that Book, though effentially neeeffary to &brae:ton. With Devotions proper for (rectal Occalions. Alfo a 14.-ALto the Reading of the Holy Scriptures. g.• The gennine.F.dition of this eitecasedWork has his Map Jetty's Licence to W. Beat on the back of the Title-page, is figned wikh his name on the ba:k of the Frontifpiece, and is Pelt:fedi* W. Bent, at the King's Arms, Paternoiter.row ; fold alb by. litiehardfon Rivington, Scateherd , Sytnonds, Ro worm:l,l,4w, Longman and Rees, and HurlL dea.Aa Edition of the above Work in a large Volume, Duco price ss. bound. • _ _ - - 9 Pieces Habarees 20 Pieces ditto, ftitched 192 Pleces Canidarriee with thread • -.73 Pieces Chintz lied 78 Pieces Callicoes Covers 24 Pieces Dimity 256 Pieces Towelling • May be viewed to the time of Sale (Holidays excepted) at No. Jr, Bull Porter's Warehoule, Seething-Lane, where cata logues may be had, at the place of Sale, and of CAItDNER and ANGUS, Swern Brokers, Nit 5, Mincing-Lane. .3-, 'chit dor was Bublinted, i °duo, price los. 6d. hound, the Twelfth Edition, with upWards of t 43 new ,Articles, and nomeroas Aiteratitke daAddidons to' many of the former cues, of THE HAMPSHIRE MUSICAL FESTIVAL, Under the direition of Mt'. CIIARD, Win be eekbrated yt Winebeiter; on Wedacfday the 6th a October, and the two Maur* days ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, at St. John's Lode, will be pedorme4 A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT: OuThurfday Morn ink, in the Cathedral, the Sacr e d Oratorio of • • ' THE REDEMPTION. Compiled from the mat favourite Weeks of Handel, by Arnold. Un Friday Morning, the Sacred Oratorio of THF. MESSIAH. tlrr enSrfc of this Morning's Performance, Mr. CEARD will play a Concerto on the Catbed.-al Murk/ay mid Friday Pre • GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS. Alter' each Concert, &BALA. ' • * Priaebral Vocal Pedarinpar% . Mrs MOPNTA IN, Mrs. SE9IOOD Mr. DENKAII, Mr. w‘pooDiviNA; Mr. HILL, And Mr. CHARD. ' Principe/ Infirtunetal. Femeartheim: Mr. FRANCIS CRAMER, Leader. Mr. W. Mahon, airinet; Mr. Ling, Oboe; Mr. Womi r . ham, Trumpet; Mr. Henry - Una& Viols; Mr. Lindley add Mr. Reinagle, Violon cella! ; lad Striart,Double Among the haftrannental Perfume:it aretffrs. Cobham, Cramer, Wood, iiihnark, Philip Couter,•Djeklnfoti v OreT. Gear, Clarke, Brindlay,'Groyo, Chapman, Baker, Jones, &is &e. The Morning Performameeqwit begin pitcifely at deity idoeit and Evening at foreag Ticketa, Six Malaga each, to be had of Mr. Robins ? boa* &Ler, H4h.greett ore befaDennifon's Library. Square; 'lnd of Mr. Chard, * Organiit. of the Cathedral, Contr., and &. Maurice, Sr. ThoMaei-limet. As great ireonrettience has arif.-n from ;lying ehanre at the Cathedral, Mr. Chard recinetts Lis Friends will have the Boa rd, to provide thealfelem with Tieketii for the Morning Pa hCitirt;c„ as no Money tan polbbiy be taken at the doom uI•T e PerferrierA are reqadtdd to be pundwal in their ancodusee at the rebearlal on Turf lay the Os of Olitotok. Lt fuur o'clock. • ' SPRING and AUTUMN. A swEL .TErii."R of tiv:BLOOD, at theft !ea. funs of the year, Mimes begat deemed neceffary; :hot it rerw3ily proves a preventive a t tain* epidemic and fatal tic aces, we have the experience of preceding ages, and it is even twornmended by the Faculty as a %rife precautionary cafteunl, the admit:are therefore of Mt VEI.NCrs VEGETABLE : nn account of tbtir convenience, fafety,ldearantnefit of op.. ration, and efficacy, ma be felf-evident to every perfon uloife (Tee are not blinded with prejudice. They prove the woe. pow trful Alterative, Purifier, and Rweetener of-the Blood, art ytt dircovered, end may be con fi dently relied on as the IDA I.:fe and certain remedy for the Scurvy, ScrofaLsor King's Foil, Scorbutic EruptiOns, Leprofy, and other Diforders arifing from an Jaipur,: or impaire. l Rate of the Bloods A RECENT CURE. jo r eph ilucl:en, at Mr. Mud's, Paltry-Cook, No. tos, Strtni, haring been many years affiteted With a defperate, fcatutic Leprofy all °Vet his body—.encouraged by the IF tefs of Lord Stifey's coachman; who had been cured of a funi tar tomplaineby De Velne's Pills, rcforted to the fame medi cine; and is perfetttly cured. Ti.e Proprietor prefunies from the great demand for this audieine. that the aftoniihing cure of Captain Ellition, No. 35, Vortimer.ittect, as alfu of Lord Selfey's coachman, and a va ritty of Gibers which have been repeatedly before the public, hilt left a fuitahle imprefilon ; but he can with confidence add, dat its rt.al merits, as an Alterative, Purifier, and Sweetener of the Blood, and as a ftweific for the Scurvy, Scorbutic Erup linas, Scrophtila, and other diforders wiling from contaminated blood, wil . on a Elk trial, plead more forcibly in its own re totr.mcidation that at:7 thing w' ich can be Paid of IL Preparril, and foM wilt:defile and retail, by the foie Proprfe ter, j. lidding, late Surgeon in the Army, at his warchoufe, l'in• 76, Osford.P.rtet, London, in boxes, price 4s. 6d.. t r the spnatity of fix boxes In one, at aas. Sold alto retail by Tule, P - oral Exchange; Ching anißutler, No. 4„ Cbcapfule ; Ward, Pis. 324, Holbein Sicinnty, No. ii, ; Shaw, No, 74, Ihrough; andby every MeCkine Venda in the Kltisdein. T . , GENEIitatie•GAZETTEER • or Com penclime Getatroplital Didionary: contain ing aDefcrip d,ou ti the Empires, gingdoms, States, Provinces, Cities, Towns, Forts, Seas, liartrurs s Ri yip, Lakes, Mountains, Capes, &C. in the ktiowrl World; witif the GovernMent, Cuf nuns, Manners, ,atid Religon of the Inhabitants; the Recent, Boundaries, and Natural Produitions of each Country ; the Trade, Manufaatiresind Cufiofities of the Cities and Towns; their Longitude. Latitude, Bearings and Diitsuces in Englifli Miles from remarkable Places. and the Various Events by which they hasie been thltingtilhed. Including an Account of the Counties, Cities, Boroughs', Mallet -towns, and principal Great-Britain Sad Ireland, Origirallywriuen By R. BROOKES. M. I). Printed for johnfon, Richardfen, Rirington, Wynne and•Scheley, Bedvilis, Walker, Lowndes, Scatcherd,Symonds Bent,Robinf )0, Wilkie, Key. Nunn, Law, Longman vrtrl Rea:, Crniby, Chdell and lassies, Murray rind Highlcy, Hutt, and Mas.knact. fit An Abrjdgment of thz fame Work, in a . large Volume, Dimd-Wmo, with anew Set of Maps. Price 6s. . DF.BRETI"s PEERAGE, I Correded to September t, aos. 1 This day was publlthed, Handfoesely printed on fuperfine yellow wove paper, in two neat Pocket Volumes, price zets. In boards, Embellithed with a Portrait °figs MAJESTY in his Coronation Robes, engraved by Ma:Tom ; an INTRODUCTION to He- RA Ltxr, the ARMS Of the Praas,the °kora, of KNIGHT ROOD, KNI anis of the Bails, acc neatly and corredly en 41 I graved, with a lift of Perfons who have received the honour of Kmouvueon during the prefent Reign, iTIEBRETIes PEERAGE of ENGLAND, 1.! SCOTLAND, and IRELAND: Containing an account 1 of an the PEERS ,whether by Tenure, Summons or Creation ; their collateral Branches, Births, Marriages; and bas ; FA -1 MILE NAMES and TITLES of ELDEST SONS ; a Com plete and Alphabetical arrangement of tiaiir MarrOES,with corredtTra.iilations; Estin Et, Forfei ted,and Dormant Peerages ; . 1 . an Account of the different ORDERS of KNIGHTHdOD iu the Three Kingdoms Ste. &c. ice. • • Printed for J. Debrett, opponte Burlington Hook, Piccadilly ; F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; T. Egerton, Whitehall; Clarke and Sons, Portugal-ftrect, I.incolu's Inn ; Cro(by and Co. in Stationers' -court; W. Miller, Old Rom:. ftreet; J. Harding. St. James's-erect; Cuthcll and Martin, Middle•row, Holborn; and R. Lea, Comptott-itrect, Soho. * • The Editors refpedf.ally acknowledge the original com a munications with which they have been honoured by. tbc No bility of the Unified Kitts s, which have enabled them to. prefcnt.abe Public with tile utmoit accurate account of the Peerage hitherto extent. KENT. FREEHOLD ESTATES, CLIFFE, KENT; and CHA THAM, KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBERT BURR., On Tuefday the 23d of November, 1802, at the Bull Inn, Rochelter, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, in Two Lots, LOT t. A LL that Capital Manor Farm, called MORTIMERS, lying in the Parifh of Cliffe, in Kent, about Four Miles from Rocheiter, and Five from Grave 7 feud, comprifing the Manor-houfe, and proper Outbuildings, and about 180 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Paflure. Wood, and• Orchard, in a good Country, and all, except the Mart!' of about Seven Acres, and the Meadow of about Two Acres, and Two final! Pieces of Arable, One about One Acre, and another of about Three Roods, lying remarkably well together, r with a Ring Fence, the Manor-houfe in the centre. Thefe Premites are now in the occupation of Nicholas Stevenfon, at the very iow Rent of 2801. per Annum, under a Leafe for 21 years, trout Miehaclmas, 1794, with a Power for either Land lord or Tenant to determine the fame at One Year's IsTriticc. LOT 2. All that rubftantial Brick Meffune, front;ng Cha tham High-ftieet, nearly oppofite the Market-place, now hi the Occupation of William Trott, with the Yard and Appur tenants; and One Tenement behind the fame. And all thofe Ttvo fubftantlal Brick Meiruays, with the Stables, Barn, Lodgep, and - very extenfive Yard, now in the Occupation of Samuel Role Town Carter • and alto all thofe two Pieces of Gar den-grog:4db the occupation of Thomas Colch , :iter ; all which Prentifes bcOchind the firft mentioned Brick Meffuage,front frig Chisatint High-ftreet, and adjoin there',, and contain, from front to rear, about asy feet, and in Imealith,in the rear, about '7l feet, ant4re nnw let on Leafe for a term of u years, which will expire at Cloiflattas next, to Mr. John Crowcher, at the Toy low and inaiSegiate rent of 201. per ann. Leffee cove nanting to 410 all repairs fubftantially, and are under let, to Under-ttnants,at very confiderabil advanced Rents. Lots. very advantageoufly fituate in the very bcft part of the tows of Chatham, has a,.remarkably plentiful and good fpring of water at a (mall dißance from the furfa.ce, and is fur. ficiently extenfive for carrying on any Manufatory, and lies ai a fmall &Ranee from, and eary carriage from the River Med way, and will be (hewn on application' to Mr. Robert Wells C.hathanr. Lot 1. will be Sewn on application to the Tenant. For further particulars enquire of Marrs. Twopenny, Ro (letter, where a Map of Lot a, and Plan bf Lot 2, may b e I teen ; and of Mr. Burr, Audtioneer, Cbatbam WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF THE AFFLICTED.' May 7.7, TF I / 2 2. clßit is but jutlice to your merit, that I lho,ittd ►acknowledge in this Public Manner, the Good F.ffelit I at. perienced from tjsking your valuable Medicines, the Botal*il Syrup and Nervous Cordial. I was afflidted for feveral years with a Violent Scorbutic Dif order ; as, alto ' with Deafuers in an alarming degr e e.—l cou ld find no benefit for there Complaints, although I applied to feve ral of the moft eminent of the Faculty, but was perfedlly cured by taking the above. Medicines. I am, Sir, your ever Graceful and Humble Servant, JOSEPH ARTHY, Fanner and M After, Neybridge, near Malden, Ell z. To M% 13rndum, Alhion , ftreet, Blackfliars. ADVICE to BATHERS at BATH Hal' WELLS, SEA • BATHERS, /kg, &c. Dr. Bacipuat begs leave to recommend the Botanical Syrup (the virtues of which are acknowledged by pcifons of the firft faihion and difiinetion) to Bathers immediately after quitting the Bath, and one hour before, and ikpartieular to thole who are fubjeet to eruptions atiGng from vitined humour=, :curvy, &c. the quantity taken each time two table fooonCuls. To nervous and debilitated conftitetirriit genera!, 2wlng to an irregular courfe of life, as hard drinking, eaccCiv • &clef, and • thole debilities brought on by not knowing the clai.gcrous ten dency of a certain habit contracted at an early ale, thc nodal• r&onnnends the NE *you s Cokut.ac, two te,a-fpoons of which to be taken one honr before bathing, and one after. Ten nit. Mites walk after is neceirary. • The NerronsCordial hasbeen particularly efficacious in Amei rica, where even a thoufand perfons have been laved during thi late prevakuce of the yellow lever.—The Dodiur particularly recommends the above Medicine to perfons going out to the Ei3 or Wit Inuues, wh^r• the change of air and climate revird di4 aid of medicine to preen' the dangerous confequence which mutt refuk in VAViO'.O3 Onnititurk,n 4. The medicines may be had it all•!iours, with proper threes tions wtolefale and retail; and wlt.);:vLr wiles to confult thie Dodoi, may do it every Monday, Tue(slay, Wednefday, anj, Thurfday, front eleven to three O'clock, \at his houfe as above. —Pleafc to ihalte the bottle. N. B. Perfons who apply for thefe medicines, will pleafe to take notice, that it will be in vain to expect any relief from thii remedy without punauality ; fur taking a bottle or, tvvipro perly, then leaving off fur fume days and beginning again, will be of no kind of i:rvice. It moult be taken regular ; and in tome cafes it bath required the quantity fleet:Wary for a perred cure; t 3 be taken before the patialt has perceived that lie had ob. , tained any relief; therefore perfons in the country, who with . . to go through a regular cnurfc of it, Mould take care to have a pr•per fapply of Dr. Broduiu's medicines. r ine Botanical Syrup and Reitorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Dodoes houfe, N 0.9, near the Le varlan Mufeam, Surry-fide of Blackrian Bridge, in Bottles at. tl. is.; t Is.; and 64.; (duty included) ; Jeboult Sc Co.'s, late 13a con,No. rso,Oxford-itreet, opyofite Bond-Street; Golding, No. 4 Is COrphin ; Ward, tlo. 324, Holborn; Withers (late CockeU'F ) Ntedicine Warehoufe, No. 229, Strand, Templeear ; 'fiat's( Royal Exchange; Williams, Perfumer to his Majefty, No. 41, Pall-Mall; E. Newhery, Corner of St. Paul's Chutch yard ; .Iton's, Royal Exchange; Ching an .I Butler, No 4, Cheap fid..; Burgeois, Amick, and son, No. 32, Haymarket; Shaw's. Vlctlicine Warehoufe, ILO- art:cc, Borough, oppofite the South-, wark Bank; Mr. niding's, No. 76, Oxforu ltrcct, appoint the Pantheon ; Forbes, Pruggia, No. p, Blackinat,-th - tcs, Boreu‘h; and Di:ey,