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. . , ip , c. j k ~._ „. a . ) ,,,, • _ . # _V . 6 t , lti l. .•'''N 1 li b ' I• . 74 .:. 1-, 1 • ~.. I c. t r ..,., • ,A, 1 irt,;.; A.; .... - r ,:•., •,, ,), :. 4 •1. ! --4 - T-- • • lb- ;', 4 it - --• ,'-' • il',.,;'. ' ..•. ' 4 1. • • . -‘-' .' ' ~ e ..--: •-." • .: - .7 7 j '''• •-•: -4, • ..' s' •'' - 35.. 'Zs ' • . 7 , - ‘"•-• I. 2 i ,!;.1 I,- 4:!60 FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, lsC2 C FLUCE SIX-PENCE. FAST INDIA ?MUSS. Agri 4. aos. COPI rif ITT FE of SHIPPIAG of tie .7....tri1J COMPANY ff MERCHANTS of ENG :• V; r , t; t he EAST lIV DI ES, d•• hereby rive metier, T • • 0•.• C mx tree to ilt be reedy to rere:ve Prls t Ato in,ottrithog, ta ll'eh- t jJay the 1.'46 inhttit, fir f t e*az the Gates, COPPER. , aw l Mini proper t deliver I. Traders, _ N I.,:u ti t /riots, .se th 7 will aat hem, as op. • : Jand. .at • ( ..„J , j Contratt rrey he feels h amyl, Mr. •, c C 1.14 loth. f;il Clemeittee, with taws eTeedert 1 „, I I,e twelve e deck at nee, ea the fed ash sky of -a: ••, t teak, will he n::isel a lter. that hoar. CORNETCY. 1 MR. WELLER moll refpeafully informs the - 1 -1 0 BE SOLD, a Cornctcy in the ill Regiment 4 •A Public., that the Sale of the BOGNOR ESTATES, of Lif e ci tian i a. _, Aop l otten, po ft paid, dlrvdcd to advertifed to be Sold by Audion, the Both inftant, is pottpooed S. C. at s tr , e , l e, H ote l . B on d4, Tee , recpie fti op t h o ro d e o." till further Notke.—Chkhefler, Auguft 9, 18J3. or an interview with the Advertifer, will, if neecifary, be ho. nt.:clistely attended to. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the ttmdon Tavern, Foxhole-greet, Plymouth, en Tuefday the t 7th MR. (unlefs previoufly difpoford of by Private Con tract, of which notice will be given), THE Swedifh Frigate-built Ship CHILDIJIN, JONAS Pa tstoturr Matter, has a Figu-c Head, %op Deck and Galleries; Burthen about aso Tons. She is a Rrong well built Chip, and capable of performing much fervice, having lately undergone a great repair. Her (tures are abundant, and in excellent condition, has lately delivered a cargo from Dant zit:. May be feed and further information obtained on applica tion to the Mager on board in Hamuaze; Marrs. Chalmers and Cowie, Merchants, No. so, Lime-greet, London; or to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. rURKEr. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 2: GIORGI Osman, who has no; fubmitted to the Porte, is made a Pacha with eight tails, and ap pointed Governor of Siliaria. This affair hab coa the Porte a thintfand piatires, which he re quired as arrears of pay to his troops. The Capi4 tan Pacha had invitcd him to a confcrrence, but GEORGI would not troll to this invitation, becaufe four years ago the Capitan Pacha having invited anothsr Pacha to dinner, fbot him dead with a 001. The report of troubles having broken out in Moldavia, is not yet confirmed. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Purfnant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe Long e. Phipps, on Friday the tab day 6f Augult, between the hours of Twelve and One in the Alt et noon, before Joust firIANOZR, Efq. nue of the Mailers of the raid Court, io the Public Sate Room of the Court of Chancery. iu Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lou.. dnn. in Three hoes, TWO SEVERAL FREEHOLD FARMS. called Highant Park. In the County of Northamptoo, and °iron Farm, in the Townthip of Potters Newton, and Parifis of Leeds, In the Weft Riding of the County of York; and ;do a Wood, adjoining the latt mentioned Farm, called Glpton Wood. Particular whereof may be had, gratis, at the laid Mafter's Clambers, in South.ripton-buildiegs aforcfaid; of Marrs. Bullock and Arnold,golieitors, Bedford row. London ; at the principal Inn. at Leeds, Nor hampton. and Higham Ferrer'; and oldie refpcdive Tenants, who will thew the Prernif.:s. _ . _ _ SIVED EN. BEAUTIFUL PART of WIMBLEDON, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Pall-malt, on Thor(ilay the 26th inf. at One o'Clock , — EAST-INDIA 110(155, Aii, ittcs. II E COURT of DIRECT ORS of tho T u.virED comAtivry• MERCHANTS ENG. 1 I.V 11 traairtr litt EAST INDIES, do herd" tier Hake thcr ta reetoWitth(4iloolellar &fort tbe 14 1 * , t ••j on tbt Aferdwatt Tennagylr Lie Everh (: Al.': 'tab G.oh treirb art to be inki he the eel an or I.l;re t eat Drawber. the y .Afarch. ;• s 1 f kd, the Argo Ater err k6rentef)6l,sfrior :• 7 : 146 kW aid that it it their iatertien Jr , . fir aay cf Malaita sclith - • . wihiteg :o A) de Past for Leese, afro Jr 3pp:dia . of the r..le; of freight, Lee. fee the'," ef the ! r, ere is twine ie she rrr .1" the Cleri S. Si Ceereeivre of : MES COBI?, Affillant Secretary. Ma an , wcre publiihed, in quarto, Priced's. in Bennis, INTELLECTUAL PHYSICKS; an ESSAY, c •ic• • - e tit , NATURE of /MING, and tile PRO. WttiSSIUN Ji xi. i•ENcE. 13/ GOVI.RNOR POWNALL. Sold by White, liornec's Head. Flect-Rreet. FOR THE USI OF SCHOOLS. The Seventh Edition, in which retry Twain's having been w vie.: twice, it is paumcd it has nut an error whir.h can trt.ubk the Learner. Thit day was poblilhed, prim as. 6d. THE SCHOLAR'. GUIDE to ARITH- M ETIC, or a compkte EXERCISE BOOK far the life Lora; with NIC I. By JOHN BONNYCASTLE, Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Primed far J. Johann, in St. Paul's Church-yard, Where may be had, by the fame Author, t. An ktroduclion to Menfutadoo and Prattled Geomezry, Me: as Seventh Edition. s. An Introdndion to Algebra, price es. Fifth Edition. 3 E'tments of Geometry, ad edition, price 6s. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. the Twenty-sdt Edition, earreeted according to the lift Treaty of Peace. Ti;a day was publifbed, price is. dd. bound, GEOGRAPHY for CHILDREN ; or, a fhort and racy Method of teaching and !carping Geography; Children may, in a fbort time, be taught the ufe of the t,iobc, and Geographical Maps ; and gain a know - at a:l the eonfidcrable Countries in the World, their Si. 13 , .•.m.;ar1e5, Extent, DiviSou, RIMS chief Cities, C sernment, and Religion. Tr ' , fired from the French of Abbot Lateglet du Fnillsoy ; with a 't ahk izt the I.4tittmle and Longitude of ptinelpal Peaces. Pr."•-d tar J. Johnfon, No. 71, and I. Mania (liaccdfor to Icr• NciVaury.) in St. Paul*. Church-yard; and Longman and Ran, in Patcrnoßcr•row. THE NEW POCKET HOYLE. This day Iva publifbcd, regrattly printed by Bentley, in a beautiful Pocket Mae, neatly done up to flip in a Care, price 4s. Calf elegant ss 6d. and in Morocco with Silver Lock, Ss. • E NEW POCKET .HOYLE, cOntaining A g.uncs of Whilt, (tudr:lk, Piquet, Qniaze, Lanf- Phan), Rouge et Nair, Cribbage. Mtrbnouy, Ito- 1:1.. Put. Connexions, MI Fours and Speculation. Ace a r tHs. difplaying the Rules and Pr-dice, as admitted and cfla 14,thed by the Heft Players in the Kingdom. PrinA fur Wynne and Sado:7, No 45, and J. Willis. No. 44, Pa:molter-row. Sold alto by Mr. Fauldcr, Band•Rrect • Mr I.•.nyd, Harley-ftreet ; Mr. Bell, Oxford-road; Mr. Chap: plc. ; Nieffra Williams, and Mara Winchefter and Sas, Strand; Meese Muth and Co. Fled-Brut; Mr. Clap p, RnFil Exchange; Meffm Mack and Co. Leadenhall-fireet ; nee and Co. Aldgate• and by every other Ilookfelicr a4d 'la:viler in the Kingdom . The Public arc here pi:tented, for the Pint Time, with an dz-.la; Pocket Fdl:ion of Mr. Hoyles i Gamea, formi ng in kJ it a compkte Companion to the L%rd able, and ren dering • rencc to any other worts of a Smilar nature totally un- r.v.S..r.T. The whole has been carefully revifed and newly cltry Writer of merit has been ennfulted with the Kr"::.,.cation, and fuck additions a•hl corrections have been • .!S were found pecan" to the perfedtiou of the work. ..h thcfe advantages, the Proprietors not forward with em- A•tr intmetuaion Into all Tathionable Circles and its • ~, , by the Public at large, as they arc curneihui r • * Him loUnd m.lre convenient in its from, more el. gant more correet in it. matter, than any edkion • !. • 1.1• hitherto - • work which has hitheo appeared. A WONDERFUL. CURE, FY TARING ONE 801 - 11.1.. OF DROPS ONLY. To I i . sur s mo, 7, Bridge-ftreet. Manchettcr. 1:s. Noethwich. Chef/sire, June 7, 1 799. 1 1 • KEE years have elapfed fince my daughter t !wk.. Is now eight years cf age) received, I think 1 may emfidence lay, the ow& extraordinary cure that was ever r..Nie ;riot. Her complaint was an inveterate Icprofy and f my; w itb which the was ailleted far many numths In a mutt Lit[; manner; bet body, from head to foot, face excelled, covered with rules, of which, in a numnine, be taken from be bed ; at other tunes, with cturiors. front which iffued a large quantity of Ichoreus t, elide.' with inftiffcr.thic itching; the difeharge was fo ST M. ' . laat the was cotAantly wrapt In linen cloths, covered " . th `. uncliatis ilibtlance, to kmp them from adhering to , th. pans. ht this mifcrable and hapich fltuntion, the was lan what, providentially, I was recommended to maim f. 'II of your Antifeoehivie Drops. But how as:11 es wefs toy 7* 'vta! , to I :or. and you, for your excellent Medicine ? for, a hartn, 'Ann only one s. 6d. bottle of the drops, every ts :I.; 'cut or be r cat Mime di Corder di tarp.. arrd, a nd, thank GOD, re !.;s tint been the !raft appearance of Its return, the haw. rt• it•ed an antra-T.:arca (late of health for the laft three !to. --Any perfon tont he further fiddled, by applying to T.a.1"..t...r Maddock : of whom I purehafed your Drops; or to, bit, your bumble fervant. THOMAS RHODES. r • P nefe Drops an fold in moulded (Imre bottles, at t is. act ! it% bottle is equal In quaatfty so three 45.6 d. ono. • Ray he had w;•.oltElle or retail. at Mr. I.l2num's Di& 1 , • , f4;•, No. c - .Bridge-ftreet,ln Maneheftw: ands: Howjr 4l d !I.tiS . S. No. 42, Loos-lane, Weft-Suiltbfiekl, We whole • • • ••ar Lo Iric,n; and retail by the following perfons I ' 4 7, 7,linories ;W. Garh, 269 Borough; Jordan, 3•. ; jah,ult, tse, Oxford -itrtet, S.sttnn, 14T, Lit; ; fdd ftreet. 514 Fleet-greet; ~t od ru:•.c-. H,.eal 1.1 .h.utgc ; Kntait, Norton Ealwite; 6 r• i•, z7,Ntryr o • 1 . .',r0,r2.1, Fhl!bern ; and by the prim- NI Vcadsn at Medisu.ss t oven' tow* to %ha Usituft two. u. 1./ et auk TO BE SOLD, Purfitant to a Decree of the High Coort of Chancery, made in a certain Caufe there depending. wherein Samuel Newton, Efq. is Plaintiff, and John Bradihaw. Efq. and Jame. brad thaw. Efq. and others, arc Defendants : and in purfuance of an OnLr made in the fame Cattle, dated the aid day of July, tBoa, before Peter I folford. Efq. une of the Matters of tbr (aid Court, at the Puolic Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, in Southamotoo•bnildings, London, on Tuefday t1. , - . 3 . 111 day of AuLma. ISos, between tit.: HOW'S uf Ono and two o'C lock in Aftcrivaon, in One Lot, AFREEH ESTAI'E, Innate al Wil i oury, in the County of Wilts,late belonging to Thomas Brad thaw, F.fq.decedtii, confining of a Manor and Mantion-h0u1.., with fuitabie OfLes, Gardens, Plcacure Grounds, Private dark-courfe, Plantations, end a Park about Four Miles in circumference, together w ith; capital Farms, Tenements, and Lands, containing in the whole 1630 Acres, or tittavaboutt. Parieulars whereof ally be had (gratis) at the raid Mattes Chambers. in Southampton-buildin g -s, Chancery-lane, I.on don ; Wilbary-hunk. near Amelbury, In the County of Wilts; the White Hart, Salifbury; the Star and Garter, An dover; the White Hart, Bath; and of Merrs. Williams and Brooks, So:ieitors, to Li-icoLas Inn, London ;--and a Plan of the Fftate may be ken at the Chambers of the laid Metres Williams and Brooks. SUSSF.X. TO hE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. WELI.ER, OD Saturday the 28th n(Attgull, at the I)olpl..its Inn, Chia& ter, betwCen the hours of Four and Five 11; the Afternoon, ATRULY Valuable and Defirable FREE. HOLD ESTATE; compelling a genteel Refidence with kit:able attached aad detached Offices ; a produelive Cardin endured by a lofty Wall, daubed with the choieeft Fruit 'Frees, and Shrubbery laid out in Walks; together with 3yo Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Marfa, and Coppice lands, lnterketed by beautiful quick Hedges, within a ring Fence, favourable fur the growth of all kinds of Grain ; fituatc at Chidkant, in the Occupation of Mr. George Knight, the Proprietor, who will give polrelfiou at Michaelmas next. Ago, Six CopyhoW 'remounts aad Gandaisovhich will be fold in three I.ots. The afpect ache furrounding Country is boldly featured by a chain of 11418 well wooded, and *lily cultivated Vallies, very este-Wive and beautiful Sea Views of Bt. Helen's and Spithead, Ides of Wight, Thorny, and Hayling, Chicheller, Eniftvorth, and Lanztton Harbours. Bathing at a convenient Dißanee— the Mr healthy and falubrious—the Water and Roads particu larly tood. This property is one of the belt conditioned and defirabk in point of local &nation anti other advantages, that very few Eft:nes putlefs; Compait and unconnected with any other Lands not having a public Road, uc even foot•way over any part nf the Farms. The ground remarkable for its fertility, is in thelik.lieltflate of Cultivation. Mark may be had in every . _ _ Field, fu'rroundcd by bills and good Markets ; well stocked with Game, in the midi of a fine Sporting Country. The neighhourhJod very tape:table, within an eafy diltance to partake of the arnufements and Society of Chichefter, from which it is diftant five miles, four from Havant, 13 trout Portf mouth, t i from Bognor, and 65 from I.ondon. P.n.zed particuLirs may be had to days previous to the Sale, at the principal iens of the adjacent Market ; of Meffrs. ilutkr, Havarr; Chapter Cuffee-houfe, London; and of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency O n ce, Chicheiter. WHEN an inJividualhas experienced any parti WHEN Prufeffional Men of education and re. altar mark of kindnefs, in which hie welfare and 62 11 4 - fponfibility deviate from the Mural fl RCM by the f t • nefa have been confidaably promoted, nothing h more natural leCtion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of Wag continued than tot& out the perfon by whom we have been krved, for the randy is the belt criterion of fuperiority. purpofe of repealing our grateful fenfe of the favour bellowed. Eight years have I devoted ATI prim-lice to the exclufive treat- But in cafes of health, where we have been recovered trim the taft matt of 'IIiREE DISORDERS, and the fuccdsful rdult of deplorable flags of debilitated nature; awl fettered to the full en. my plan gam nu additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am , Joyment of ill the variousblelfingsoftik,we are forcibly called on able the ravages of die/re complaints which are the molt Import. j by every eunfideration, to acknowlolge kin the moftpublic man ant in the catalogue of human in fi rmitim. 1 nee. We owe this equally to our own feelings, which mull be After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I fenfibly awakened OD the (Keeton :o the Cali and talents of the formed a with at an early period of Predice to relcut. individu. Doctor, which merit every encorniutn, and to the public at alts from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally taw large, is order that thofe who may hand in need of fimliar he reon' precipitancy of general PreCtitiurers I edits, may know where to receive them. Having made theft The THRF.II taISORDERS, to the cure of which I have do . general obiervations, I Call proceed to Rate the particular care voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VEN ERE AL I that has ocea fi oned them, and to lay berm-tithe public the falo IN h FLTION, whether of a recent or long duratior.-...adly tary &cit. that I have experienced under the greateft afflictiots All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariftng from the hahits of that can polfthly beret u.. I was born and educated at Win Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lattly that de cheiter, and at feventeen years of age went to the Univerfity at 'augment of the fyftem in Women which is called BARRER. Oxford. Prior to my leaving Winehefter, and more particular illiSB or S . FERILITY. ! ti at College, I was reduced to the molt grievous slate, by the, Numeraut dPeafcs are the nit& of ignorance or bafte In the horrid and unnatural praciices, too incident to youth, and which terminal of a Pimple Ocinorrhea, and it not unkequently hap- ' are nut more baneful to our health, than finful in the eye of GOD. pees that the feeds of Life are poifocied by the indifcretion of an I wasat firft atilifted with a (limners of fight, a weakncfs in my unguardwi hour. By a fuperior method l'uch complaints ars loins, and a depreffion of (piste. In this fituatioa I applied to mfily cured, and even where others have failed, I trult that I Baron Wenfel,the famous oculitt,who inforainienelaprocceded may prefume to offer a radical roeftabUflimene from the optic nerves. I for Tome time followed his advice, till one Few, however. are the rafts of complicated difirefs In the day returning from (hooting, I was lifted with a numbnefs in difordtr, compared with the calamitous fituations of Men,whi my limbs to fiteh a degree, as to lead me to conclude that I from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Oak. ihould entirely lore the ufe of them. This induced me to put ties of a fallgottable life, acquire that Rate of Debility whieh myfelf under the hands of Dr. W. of Oxford ; but neither his is the unavoidable confequence of fuels pernicious habits. aid, nor the waters at Bath, which place I vifited, afforded me 1 Where the unhappy fufferer broods over hie mifery,but care the kart relief; my fpirits at length were fo feelingly depreffed I suby conceals bis misfortune, It may be fame confolation for with violent palpitations of the heart, and my &ft fo much de him to know, that although it be an °bled of doubt or uncer- eayed,that I became a mere fteleton. Obferving,however, in the minty with other Practitioners, the removal of theft DEP. Bath papers a pulification by Dr. Brodum, included, " AGuide Ci P.NCIES by the graduzi prograi of R monition is tht. acquire- to Old Age," dedicated to his Majcity,l was induced to perufe mere of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus pr Venue have the fame, when I fortunately dikovered the complaint I had fo began to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented long laboured under. Iby an early connteraCtion of this languid Bate, and in there 1 h ave the ha pp inefs to add, that b y followin g the advice cafes no great difileulties will occur. contained therein, and going through a complete courfc of Dr. But where this Deficiency has for years ex Red. a proper Per Brodum's invaluable Nervous C ordial,l ant now,thank 11 P freers= isindlipenfibly requifite to revive the Rumbaing (parks perfeetly recovered, and as well as ever I was in my life. of Ilk, and to roar trnate the Cenftitution. I have ante quitted the Univerlity, and am going to enter MARRIED WOMEN. who have long been dlfappointed into the holy Mite of matrimony, with a determination never In their expeditions of a Family, may be affured, that in molt to be without " A Guide to Old Age:" and. at the fame time, I htftances fuch defedla are curable by bltalkal Skill. I think it my duty to ads ife all young men to follow my example, The SIia.:RECY which is fo effanial to my undertaking, and as a perufal of this excellent beck may happily prevent the af the ftaaltileatione which I have. prefumol to Bate, form the P 1 tad from being precipitated headlong to an untimely grave. Raids of my Preteofions, and in coincidence with (wit this intl. w'rich, but for Dr. Brodum, would„atoft inevitably have been nation is given, that Mr 13.—....... may be confulted pefoaaily 'n :aft I am, Sir, your's, ice. &a (or by leant incleding a final note) at his hook No. ap, Arun Oxford. A. D. M. A. del-!t: pet, Strand, :tear Temple-Bar The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial to be There I. an additional entrance in Water-Mutt adJoinkg had at the Dodoes Houfe, No. 9, Albion-ft:ea, in bottles at and the tartlets on both the doors. 11. as. t Is. 6d. and es. sd. (duty included), Jebouit and Co.'s, M. IL Mambo of lb. Royal College of Surgeono hew liege, No. Igo. Oxford-ftroot, oppefuoliosi-lkom ASINGULARLY ELEGANT LEASE HOLD V11.1.A, with Stabling fur Eight Horfes, Two Coach-houfes, and numerous attach, d and detached Offices of every denomination, rutted to the Villa and Farm Orne ; ex cellent Kitchen-garden fully cropped, and well planted with choice Fruit-trees; beautiful Lawn, and rich Poddock, in the whole near Twelve Acres, in part furroundod with a shady Walk. The Premifes arc in the molt elegant and perfea Rate, compleatly furnithed in the modern Rile, fit for the immediate reception of a Family, delightfully &nate at the extreme part of Wimbledon-Common, with full command of extcr.five and uncommonly rich Prokedts, diftance from the three Bridges about Six Milm. To be viewed with Tickets between the Hours of Twelve and Four o'Clock, ott Tuefday, Wednefday, l'hurfday, and Friday, and Printed Particulars will be forthwith ready. IN THE SOUTH OF DEVON. TO BE LET—and entered on immediately, AN exceedingly good MANSION HOUSE, caned WELL, fituated in the Parini of Ideford and coun ty of Devon. The I look is fpacious and convenient, and coo fifts of a large Entrance Hall, Dining and Breakfaft Parlour, and Drawing Room, with nine Bed Rooms, and feveral light Clufets, and every other requilite for a genteel family. Sur rounding the Houfe are an hundred Acres of very excellent Meadow, Orchard, Failure, and Arable Land, and an eaten- Bye range of Woodhnd and Coppice, plentifully flored with Game. The whole for its a delightful refidence fur a Gentle man fund of agricultural purfuits, or rural diverfions. The Prattles are diltant Two Miles from Chudleigh, and Four from Newton Abbot, two very good Market Towns, Five from Teignmouth, the molt fafhionable Refort for Sea Bathing in the Welt of England, and Ten from Exeter. Should the whole of the Grounds be thought too much, any quantity may be taken with the Houk. For Viewing the Premifes apply to Mr. Thomas Rowell, of ldeford ; and for further Particulars to Philip Lyde, of Brix ! ham, in Devon. _ _ _ N. B. Letters (Poit paid) duly naive:ed. Brixbant, Devon, July ta, tilos. SOUTH-HAMS—DEVON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, called A - RR well calculated for the Refidence of a of 1 arse Fortune. having every accommodation of a nu merous Family and its dependents, furrounded by Sixteen Acres of Pleafure Ground, containing a Rookery, with a large walled Garden, an Orchard, Double Coach Houfe, and a Stable with Stalls for eighteen Hodes ' • and alfo about Ninety-four Acres of remarkably fine Palture Land, lying con tiguous to the Dwelling-hourcond which isluow let to Tenants, for one year, from 23th March lan, but the Hoak, and its appendages, may be taken immediate poffeffion of. Alfo a Farm adjoining, called Wu srco MBE, confilting of a Dwelling-liouk, Barn, Stables, and other Outhoufes, and con taining about 240 Acres of Arable, Palture, Orchard, and Meadow Land, now in the occupation of a Tenant, whole Term therein will expire at Lady-Day, tBos. The above Eftates are limited in the Par& of North Hun, near the public road leading from Ivy Bridge to l'otnes.—The Manfion Houfe, and Its demcfnelapda, may be obtained with or without Whetcombe, at the option of a Purchafer. For further information and a Particular of the Eftate, ap ply to Mr. H. Woollcombe, Solicitor, at Plymouth. Dated &quit t, tBO2. FOR THI: GOOD OF "IHE PUBLIC. Stocsitorta, JULY 20.—0 n the tit of this month Prince WILLIAM of Gi.oucErraz left Car Verona, after a Ray of near a week, and fail ed on board the Englifh frigate Lazoss, for Dant zick and St. Peterfburgh. Their MayssTiliS in tend, in their return from Finland, to pals fome time at Stromfholm. From Alicant we learn, that a Pirate of Tripoli has taken and entirely plundered the Swedifla merchant fhip the Parlon, but abandoned it on the approach of the Englifhfloop Pogrom 1., which • carried it into the port of Santa Parola. No in. telligence has yet been received concerning the Pirate, or concerning the Swedifh Captain and his crew. PORTUCiAI.. LISBON, JULY 24.-A new cyflem or Police, which has lately been inaituted here, has produced - • a total revolution in the internal Adminißration of Lilbon, and in a great metfure, reformed the vicious abufes which proverbially exiled here.— This beneficial improvement was planned and is executed by a French emigrant, in thePertuguefe fervice, the Compte de NOVION, who now ctan• mantis the legion with which he has carried his . reforming purpofes into effeet. It is compofed of zoo picked men of cavalry, and 600 infantry ; they have extra pay, and capital cloathing, on the Englifh model, and their fervice is confined to the metropolis. Their polls are numerous throughout the whuk city, and particularly along the water fide, where, by aftive fupervifion, they put a zreat check upon Imuggling. At night they patrole the greets, and examine every paffenger, arrefting all who cannot give a good account of themfelves.--. Bf this means the hordes of mifcreants who hither. to rendered Lifbon a link of infamy, and a fcene lof peril after dark, are contijeralAy dimialthed in numb:tr, and . much let's villainous in condua, than before • for fcarce a night paired without five or fix atfa tlinations in the ffreet, and at prefeist fuch inttances are very rare. Another caulk which contributes elfentially to this reform is the ferious afped of public jullice,which has ceafed io difplay that ancient difgraceful apathy, which, as it were, ufed to encourage criminals by affured impunity. Several murderers have lately been executed with every impreflive circumstance of public example, and fame more are fentenced to be hanged within a few days. The areas of Lifbon, which were fo netorioufly famed for filth and rubbifh, that fe males could not in bad weather poffibly venture to explore them, are now regularly cleansing, and are to be duly kept in order by fcavengers, as in ' every other civilized town, and lamps are to be put up on the London principle. Hitherto there additional expences have been paid without any increafe of tax upon the inhabitants, but they talk of a finall rate about to be laid on, and which viil certainly be paid with the utmolt chearfuinefs.— The Herculean labour of removing the mountains of rubbilh, the accumulations in tome quarters of the town of thirty years, is vigoroully purfuing by fome hundred men and mules, and this city begins • to wear a wholefome afped, to maintain which. with great cafe, its fituation, In dole to the Tagus, and chiefly on an elevated bank, ought certainly very much to contribute. A multitude of the French emigrants from the dilbanded regiments are going to zwain,and many others returning home, the few who remain here continuing to wear their Croix el: St. Louis, Gene ral LASN Es, the French Ambatrador, took umbrage at it, and procured from the Prince of Brazils an order to forbid the wearing of this emblem in the Portuguefe dominions. Toe General and the Re sent are upon the belt diplomatic terms,and have Jolt interchanged very fuperbprefents. The French Miniftet firtt lint an elegant Tut kith laddle to the Prince, eftimated at 30,000 lisres ; he received in exchange a magnificent pair of plants, with a horn of gold duck powder, and fome golden flogs to load them, betides a portrait of the Prince, richly let in diamonds. General LASSIE'S, who has perhaps been rather calumniated by reports of tolerating a contraband introduaion of French manufaftures,having lately dete&ed one of his houlehold in that pra.:tice, is laid to have given the poor fellow a molt Repub lican thralhing, in revenge for promoting in his very hotel the propagation of fach rumours. One of his Aides de-Camp too, having been itopred lately at night by the patrole, from whom, niif ' taking them for an armed banditti, he was endea vouring to efcape by flight, and not liberated till the following morning, in fpite of all hi. remon- Armlets, the Gallic confequence was offended, and the Minister, at first, talked of no fatisfaaion fhort of cashiering the officer of the Patrole, and put ting all the men into a dungeon ; but his anger yielded at length to remonfirkince,and an apology was accepted to up the affair.