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• . t s .4.41 :: I . . , . , 11) r - 4 1 * al b 'o, e, Aft'. • ,`• 11 1 . 1 • "Ph . r _1.34.11 14, •N) 4: — • Li s AL . " . , - 1 1: Ji v: • 19 , • TUESDAY, yur IHO2 NUMBER 42547 [PRICE SIX-PENCIL PONEY RAM and T. GEORGE. NEW THEATRE, SADLER'S WELLS, .. • . Vodef . tlic Patromags of Isis Royal Highticfs dx Duca of CLARCNCE. THIS, and TO MORROW )EVENING, will be relented a rivet:rite Scorch Dance. eallcd HARLEQUIN GREENLANDER ; And the aftotelhing ?clerical Performances of THE FIVE ITALIANS; With the much-admired Strio-Comic Pantomime, (written by Mr. C. GEOR G E ST. THE CHAMPION OF ENGLAND. laeludlng, among many fuperior traits of feenie and liege effect, the Combat between Se. George and the Fiery Dragon Alfa will be prefented, the celebrated PONEY RACES: Three Ponies will hart on the Stage, gee round i t , and out of the Theatre, over an estenfive cootie, completely inclofai for the purports, and return to the Winning Pelt in the centre of the stage ; to he repeated three times for a heat. The whole ba fun view of the audience; the belt of three one•mile heats to be the winner. To prevent difappointments, the Ponies "An ftart ersaly at Seven o'Clock, and St. George commences i na rnrdiately after the Race. Doors to be opened at half paft five; Curtain rifer at half pall fix. Servants to keep places till half paft feven. Bow 411. Pit ss. Gallery is. --Nothing under fuli price. To THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE THE NOBIL!TY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC In generd, are refpedtfully informed, J. BURGESS and Bon's GhtIUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCIIO VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the fame manner that has obtained fuel' univcrfal approbation for many years paft. The ket juftly acquired fupaiority of that Article is hilly confirmed in the opt: don of the Country at large, and of Perfons minion in all parts 0. the World, and having Rood the tel of trial, ranks it in the! lit nation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR FSSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from the numerous Advertifementstaily appearing, to caution icc. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be bad of THEIR Gamuts c but at their Warehoufe as under. Every other Art icle in the Gil Trade fur family ufe, of the heft quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, Re. OFFICERS in the ARMY a..d NAVY, fupplied upon the ilsortcft notice fur the F-aft and Welt Indies, dm Wachoufe, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps, Straw!, London. For the teelValicllCC of Families in Scotland, they have ap pointed Meffrs. R. Johnffon and Ca Edinburgh, their fag Agents for Saucu TIM day was publifhod, price is. leveed. CASES of CANCER, with Obfervationb on the urc of Carbon etc Lime in that Difeafe. By EDWARD KENTISH, 11,L D. Author of an Effays on Barns. Ncurralik upon Tyner Printed by Edward Halkar, Pil r:m-ftrcet, and fold by J. Mawman, No. 24, Poultry, London. 01 whom may be had, Dr. KENTISH'S Two Effays on Bums, price 63.6 d. boards.j This day was publifkod, Price ss. 6d. A THANKSGIVING SERMON for the PEACE, preached . junea, :Boa, By the Rev. J. H. WILLIAMS LL. B. Vicar of Wellfbourn, Warwirilbire. Printed for G. and j.Robinfois, Paternofter-row. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, 1. Two Sermons, preached on the Public Lifts of April 1793, and February 1794, as. s. A Sermon on the Public Fall, February 15, 1795, U. To COMMON BREWERS, in Town and Country. Juft publithed, price ts. fod. In One Large Sheet, folio, A New and Complete TABLE of the NET DUTIES of ELME nn STRONG and TABLE BEER, payable by Commas Brovers in London and in the Country, from one Firkin to to,ono Barrels, Chewing the pro per allowances for Wafte, Leakage, Fee. calculated and laid down agreeably to A& of Parliament patted this Scrim. By PETER JONAS. Sold by J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. Where may be had, by the fame Auihor, A New Abridgment of the Laws of &clic, Eta. price tea. 64 lb boards. PAPER TAX. • This da4 Was publithed, price as. Dedicated to John Stockdale, Efq. THE PAPER TAX : a New Song, fet to Mu.: et anl Titopoac &errs. Sold by Goulding ( Nu 45, leap-map a and Nes jameerdreet. Of whom may_ be had, in 3 vols. Amu. With new Frontif pieces, price ya 6d. Of COMpkiC !II 1 VOL t 2MO. price 3s. 64. the at th edition, of thc Hiftery . of Sandford and Merton ; a Work Intended for the Ufe of CliAllrift. By Thomas Day, !fl. Alfo, by thc fame Author. embeltillkd with numerous Cho, by &wick, price as. the Hang of Little Jack. bupurtant Decifion in the Cray of King's Bench, extremely Warding to c :; „ %t ie neree of the Gauntry. This day was d, pike 25. fivred, I3ROCEEDIN of the COURT of•KING's ' BENCH, In GUILDHALL, m Wednefelay. the 23Ith April tiai, Wire 7 .*.:J4fee'GRQSE, and SPod./i jut) of Loodon Merchants, in an Asltion brought by CHARLES BROOKE, Wool *oldr',.terfus 11 EN RY GUY, Clothier,for a LIBEL. Taken In Short Hand by Mr. GURNEY. " I think this Paper is a ins* excellent Treatife opal dos Dry of :Broker. Whethsr. the Plaintiff is to continue a Yrnt,er fir oot. I do not know; .but If he is, I with he_ would wad it, and atteed to It every day of his life. for to be fun, better obkmadono ea the Darr Ara Broker-.on his sath—on Lis band—and upon every thing he ought to do. and tom thiags which he ought not to do, I ana fdrri never road." Vide Paige (hoses Charge, p. Chippankaatt Printed for .1. M. Coombs, and fold by T. Hark Patasolier•row; I, lT ard y, C. Smith, and I'. Gibbons, Math; tansy and Co. W. ,and W.Latfdown, Bri tiol ; j. Roberta , Glouceffer 1 j. Upham, Exeter; H. Holmes, and T. Bothasak7, Lads; and j. Hark, Wakeleld. TAUS DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF TliE SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, Ste. Pradlcal Effays and Remarks on the Tabes Means. This day wo publifhed. Price ss. in large (Mayo, hound in Boards, the Iseand Edition, with very confulcrable addi tions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on that fpeeks of Confunaption incident to Youth, and the different Stages of Life, ecaismooly alled Tabes Dorfalis; with an account of the nature, caufes, and cure of that Diateraper; demoultrating ha baneful ufftift; on the illicit funtlitins of the Atonal Economy, Mewing the Difeares 'ariGns therefrom; gr.-chilly the Nervous Atrophia, the Extmcirofts, and the Pthifis,or Coofumption in gatind. With Hiltories of Caks oc curring in the Author's Pradice during &cleft fourteen Year& By H. ST. JOIN NEALE, (Fellow of the Ruyal Academy of Surgery, in Paris; of the Univerfity of Leyden; and Surgeon, its London, flannerly Sturm Major to the Fifth Ititimatat of Infantry ; and the Royal Hofpital, at Chatham.) Sold by J. Walker, No. 44 , P ate rnoft e r.rov: ; J. Rid g eway, Tork-ftreet, St. Jamets-fquare ; and at Nu. 60, Corner of Frith -Rivet aid Soho-lquare. For a particular account cf the Ware and utility of the above ork, the Readers are referred to the Biographical, Llter.try, Wok, hilimine tur Jut, tech Crum page WS to 212 Hanover-rquire, June Jo, &Box . GENERAL ELECTION. EAMER, MAYOR.. In a Meeting or Affernhly of the MAYOR, ALDERMEN, and LIVERYMEN of the feveral Companies of the City of London, in Common Hall affemblvd .at the Gui:dhall of the laid City, on Monday, the sth da . y.of July, t&2. D ESOLVED, That Reprefentatives in Parlia ment bring eleeted, not for their own private advantage or emolument, but to guard and maintain the Rights, Liberties, and Property of tilde who tied them, it is therefore their bounden duty not to yet up their own opinion and intereft in oppolition to the opinion and intereft of their Conftituents, bet; upon all oceahons to obey their inftruetiorta. Refolved, that it is an indifpenlible duty we owe t o ourfelves and to our pofterity, to (elect fuck Candidates, whole abilities and independence will afford us the belt fecunty againit the re currence of thofe evils which have arikn for want of a due dr ettmfpeetiou in the delegation of this malt (tiered trult, and upon the right eremite of which fo effenttally depends the hap pinefs of the people. Refolved, That the refpcdtive Candidates be required une quivocally to declare their readinefs, at all tidies, to obey the inftruetions of their Conftituents in Connton Hall affenalsted, or to reftin their truiL Refolved unanimoully. That the Thanks of this Common Hall be given to HARVEY CHRISTIAN COMBS, F.(q. for the zt..4 and ability with which he has defended the rights of the Livery in Parliament, and his rearm& at all times to obey their inftrudions. Arrayed, That Mr. Alderman COMAE he ropefted to dir. continue his perfonal canvas, in order that the independent (A very of London may pacts the heattfeh fatisfadtion of giving him their unfolicited support, as the belt reward for his paR fervices. Refolved tmanimonfly, that the Thanks of this common Hall be given to the ktirht lion. the LORD MAYOR, for kia impartial and honourable condo& in the Chair. Ordered, That the above Rcfolutions b?puhltilted In all the 11/I..rning and F.velling Papers. WOODTHORPE. BULL'. HEAD INN, MANCHESTER. tR july, 18oz. . I.• T a PUBLIC MEETING of the Inhabitants of the Towns of MANCHESTER and SALFORD, appointed by the Boruughreeves and Conitables, purfuant to a Requifition ' in order to devil& the molt refpeelful means of conveying to Colonel STANLEY and Joust BLACCIMENE, EN. the Reprefentativcs in Parliament for the County of Lancafter, fume public Teßimony in Approbation of their Parliamentary Comlua, as well as the gratitude of the Inhabitants for their long and important Services, and their uniform attention to the Commercial Intereits of this County. JOSEPH 'rHACKERAY, Efq. Boroughre.:ve of Manchefter, in the Chair. It wu unauimoufly refolsed - . . tit. That the Inhabi:tants of tie Towns of Manchefter and Salford, are highly fatfible of the important benefits they have r derived from the long and valuable fervices of their late worthy lteprefentatives in Parliament, Colonel 8-rhythms' and Mr. BLACKEUENZ, whole uniform heal for the heft interefts of their Cor.Rituents, whole unerafing efforts for the welfare of the Trade and Conunerce of the Country, and whole fieadyhdhe • react to the true principles of the Conftitution, demand the molt grateful and lofting acknovriedgiments front theft towns. and entitle them to our finnelt fupport. ad. That the Boroughreeves of Manchefteraed Salford be requcfted to meet the late worthy Reprefentadves of the Coun ty, at Welton, on their way to Laneafter, at the approakhing Eltaion, and to attend them in behalf of tilde towns, action . panted by Inch Gentlemen as can make it convenient to pay their perfunil relpedts to them. 3d. That the above Refolatlans be conveyed by 'the Chair man to Colonel STANLEY and Mr. Bt. ACICEI7IO4 E, reqUefUng them, at.tkcMunethrse, th heftier the Inhabitants orManchef ter and Salford with thgle Company at h Public,Dipnes, their return from Linealice. 4th. That theft Refoluiions be printed in the London and Provincial Papers. JOSEPH THACKERAY, Chsirmap. The Chairman having left tlte Chair, It was taketibSi THOMAS JOHNSON, Efq. and refolved usanintoufly; That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Bonk*. reeves and Conitabki for their reald4nefs in calling tbia.hdilstr fug, and to Jose en tamest:so, v f.fq. for the yens handfome manna in which befit' condbdted the btelhefs of the day, ' • • • ' THOMAS JOHNSON. To the GLirrLiMEN, F the • cipAurr dr NENILEMEN TT is now feven years (Ince the firft Englifk Free A Muni wobbling and eltabliated is Camliganthire—one year under thr patronage of his Royal Hisihnefs the Prim of Wales tong that wurthy Member isree 61 to a Governor fur the Englith halloo's in the County. de:Women of the other County, tiny do ye fo likewih. lam entlotoc4 that yourrittr Mem ber, if he loses his Country, withol tisk riend. With.* bitne LearMs3t 104 Adriastiture Timm 'mann nor Cattle • A FRlliSco TtIES§TWO SZVEN YEARS. To.the BURGESSER of i LINT, RHUDDLAN, CAEP t - CAERGWRLE, and OVERTON : And to the GLNTLEMEN, CLERGY, mad PRELIDOLD6 ERS, heaths luta& therein. Cfr N rttmil, PRESUME again to offer myllif for the Ho nour of reprcfcnting you In Parliamept. 1 dio not rely upon any merit of my own for fuccefs, hut upon the continuance of thole repeated Favours and Fritudffdp I have In often expe rienced at your handa...-1 am, with the greatelt refp.:d. Yuur much obliged and faithful humble Sena It, Penbedw, June 30. WATKIN WILL!AMS. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of oXIOR D. GIN stietN, TIE high honour which you have once con erred upon me, in denting me one of your Reprefenta tives,'embolden me to folicit the continuance of your tAvour at the approaching Election. Althougtii cannot claim the ad vantages which belong to age and experience, yet I fruit you will never find me deficient in zeal for your fervice, or attach ment to your inter &; and Pure I arn,that if you fhould think fit spin to :vac iti tne ‘ the faint unit which I have lately held at your hands, I than endeavour to difcbarge it, to the ut 'mutt of my abilities, and with a conftant and faithful adhe noire to the true principles of our invaluable Conititution.-- With the greaten . gratitude fur your pail hindnefs, I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your much obliged,and obedient humble Servant, July sth, tBO2. FRANCIS A. SPENCER. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS. of the COUNTY of CHESTER. GENTLIMLN, IN confequence of the Danlotion of 'Parliament s , and of your very worthy and highly refpedled late R cpreten tative, Mr. Crewe, having declined to offer himfelf at. the ap• preaching Eledionagain to reprifent you, 1. take the earlie(t opportunity of renewing my Addrefs to yot, and of caprefling en anxious Lope, that I may be thought not unworthy of the important truit which he fo long and fo honourably enjoyed. And I beg leave to allure you that, mould I be fortunate enough to obtain this mark of your confidence, a &nation fo truly ho. nourable will be am, ;ncd by me with the utmoß gratitude, and that I (hall endeavour to deferve it, by' a tkaious maintenance of our excellent Conftitution by a diligent attendance on my Parliamentary Duty, and a arid attention to the peculiar in terefts of the County of Cheiter —I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your very faithful honbk Servant. Tatton Park, July 2, 1802. WM. EGERTON. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and iak of the COUNTY of SALOP. GENTLIIILIt CANNOT ref A it& upon the dillinguifbed Honour I have received in having been repeatedly eledted One of your Reprefentatives in Parliantent, without the fincereft and warmest Gratitude; and I hope I than not be thought presump tuous in again offering myfelf to your Favour, and requefting your Attendance and Support at the General Meeting, which will be held to nominate Candidates upon Friday the 9th instant. If lam then fo happy as to receive your Approbation, I (hall take the liberty of (eliciting the additional Favour of your Votes and Intereft cm the Day of Elation, Wednefday the 1 eth infant, which waiver be efteemed the higheit obli gation confined upon, Gentledten Your nioft faithful Ind obliged htutibieferyant, Hardwkk, July t, dot. J. RYNASTON PO WELL. To the GE)TLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, • • of the COUNTY of SADO?. GENTIEMV.I. HAVING had the diftinguithed Honour of re prefenting you for more than 21 Years, and being now arrived at a period of Life when retirement from Public At fairs would in many refpctts be delirable, yet, as neither my Age or Intiiinitles are filch as hitherto have prevented my at tendance its Parliament, and as my willies to ferve this truly rdpeetable County have rather increafed than diminifhed by the long cnnintted instances of Friendhip and Indulgence, which 1 hate experienced from every part of it ; to wltkli, let me add, the welling felicitation of many Gentlemen of the first confequenee and refpeaability, that I would again offer myfclf to year choice, I prefintle once more to do fo, and to request ; the Honour of your atteodance In my Favour on the days of Nomination and Elealen, which are fixed , for Friday the 9th, and Watnefday the tech ladles% I have the Honour to be, with the moll heartfelt Gratitude, Atid diepelt Sage of a il former Favours, Giuderocn, Yotir era fidslthd and obliged humble Servant, Hi*Mane, )a)y t. RICHARD HILL. lEHOLDERS To the GENTI LOY, and ' • • of the COUNtY of CAMBRIDGE. Ge4.i s t EWEN, THE Writs - being nair tinted for fummrtning a ' A. new Parliament, pernait!nae.once more refpeafully lb licit the high hopour of tieing chofcn one of your Revert:ma.: fives. To 'derive the good opinion of my Countrymen, and particularly of the County of Cambridgc,• has ever been the' ftrit objcd of my aMbition, and during the difficult and arduous period Which has paind ovetious,l ant not confelons'of hming alit ad (*hernia than according to the ditlates of an handl aid unbiaffed judgment. Notwithftanding my own amtvoidaale ahfence from the County, and the *dive and unrattitted can s& that has been carried on by Owe Caodldatsp.,, whole time was more at their own commie It is a real fitisfadion to me tee be anted, that a very confider:bit Majority army late Cen- Ritucots have iteither torgotton twelve ycaysitif zealus, themes humble fcrvices, or (offered themfelves to be &kat by artful and malicious miff eprefentatiOes, to deprivead old and faithful Servant of his fair portion of their coalidvece aed e04441h, I than continue to ufu my heft endeavours to paymy rerpeas to every part of the Coonay, before.theduieflikaion ; and although the (hart peritityyftich la to inter/eau, will probably prevent me from perfoually canvaifing eve trechordcr, lim l it Ithat any entitSoorwle beindaigentlyfttirilidwl to ammo/op porneity; ant Lase to want of refpedt. • • I alhould.tberounty continue to think me worthy of flair favintrabifendliditrition, 1 can only fay, that It waited* itud'y of my life , to endeavour to merit the iammumbie SILQ E I which I afpire.--I remain, Gentlemen, idth the Nitwit 'refpoix:, 1 Yout moft obedient, nwilidthflal -,1 July a, tam m yoit. P. S. As the Sheriff has fined the day orEtedtion fort Unday the lath idiom, I earacitly hope for the favour of year early V 4 ,44.ri• • DENDRONIEfER, or COMPLETE INSTRUMENT for MEASURING STANDING TIMBER. Price 3o guineas. EHASKEW, Timber-Merchant, Glocefter, . moR refpefifally informs the Nobility, Gentry, and Profelhonal Men, that he has invented and completed a DEN DROMETER for maturing Growing Timber; which, from ha linspheity of coaftrudiest, Feted accuracy, turprifing di& p itch, and portable Sze, he Batten himfelf will be found of in fi,tite utility to every Pekoninteretted in the valuation of Tim - 13 .1., either intended for tale, or for marking Its annual progref- A• CLIERGYMAN, of exemplary coriduet, Übe: five growth ; the fond dimenfions and value of a Tree bring oh- X-,rotemdodoll literary merit, great astuktty, aui rigidly: tained in two minutes economic, diettin December bit, bequeathing to the Novi. • E. Hestia has been permitted to exhibit the Dendromcter attic, of Goo, and the Voluntary Benevolence of the Public, before their Majelties, the Duke of Cambridge, and other Three Diuglatersond Five Soos o for whole limpet the fmalleft Branches of the Royal Family, who were pleated to try, and donations will be gratefully received in the Bank of Mars. highly &cabin its conftrudion ; and In whole pretence leveret ltanfam and Co. Pall-Mill. Trees were mealured in a trace of time that excited the Royal They have heretofore relisedfully aeknqvriettged Wielded wonder and admiration, bring enaly correfpondent with equal ads of beneellence to the amount of 511. toe&L 1 anseafurement iftctwsrds taken : and an Infirimient is now They now reins their humble thanks to -. I completing by cenniand of her Majefiy. The Marquis of Hert- R. - - . .s. . s ' . O • llee 'lnventor has titmice been honoured with the decided ford, for - 4s 0 0 M.T. - -1 o • oppeo•otion and patronage of Lord Somerville, and a long it- I. de Roveray - 1 %0•T. P. - - y• • laftrious Lift of the molt diftinguithed Chandlers, and Pro- Mrs. Heberden aOoJ. R. - - IV 's. a feffinnal Gentlemen in the United Kingdom. • R. Burn - - aOO A. - - g set 1 Orders addreffed to .F„ Kam, Glocefter, will be A. Lawton - aaoK. P. - . a s a, a pundtually executed, Sand forwarded with all poflitile dif; Gmfvene Chapel iaoß. W. • iseo to ahy part of the world, accompanied with plain acd eat) E.Law - - I I 0 A Gentleman ose6 re lions, An early application is rcqueftext, as, from the to Per poft - aooß. D. - • ao o her of Inftruments already ordered, much time will elapte A Lady . aaOX. Y. - •pto 6 fore many more can be completed. A Lady - , oto 6 L,M. . - - sI • To Surveyors, Timber-Merchants, and Audioneers, i A Lady - •so 4 Aloloi *At- - A •,o 4141;;Incsk will suoft reidonly boot the grit& advantage. ENGLISH LOTTERY. IL. DELLS QwiFr and Co. No. r t, Poultry, London, and at their (Nikes in molt cf the principal towns, have no fide Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, swhich contains only 24,000Tickets,and begins drawing the 2d of Auguft neat Forty thoufund Pounds have been paid within tile laft Sit months, to the Holders of fortunate Tickets and Shares. at the Office of Swift and Co. Poultry, London, where the laft Cdpi. tal Prize ever diown, was fold in Shares. Letters anfweretl—Schemes gratis —No frith Lotteries. molt rpatch_ Sy Di- num- Se be- IiOL i IN TUN. FLEET-STREET. TO READING. ANEW POST COACH, to carry four infide, lets out from the above Inn every Mom:ng at Half p.ft Seven o'Clock, to the Upper Ship and Angel Inns, at Reading; and returns from thence at Two o'Clock the lone Aftenwon. Fares: In6de, Lis. Outride, 6s. A Coach, to carry fit iatde, at pa. each, leaves Reading every Morning at Half paft Sig, and returns from the Bolt it Tun Inn, at Half paft Twelve. • l',rformed by CARTER, EDWARDS, and Co. -!SLR OF WIGHT.—FOR SALE BY - AucrioN. At the Cullom Houle, in Eaft.Cowes, on Friday the 9th day of July, 18os, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been &Lied and legally coaderimed, and may be viewed and tatted on application at his Majefty's Warchoule two days before the tale, viz. Brandy Rum Geneva Wine . - Sweet Almonds Herrings 1236 gallops 3S 877 so 58 lbs. so barrels. A Hog BOat„ 10 tons, with Materials, and fmall Boat; alto four other ftnall boats, With Warps and Anchors, and fundrl Old Stores belonging to the Watch-hook. NEXT PRESENTATION TO A LIVING IN DORSETSHIRE. TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'THE Next Prefeatation to a Reetory in the County of Dark, of the annual value of about Two Hundredand Forty Pounds. N.B. The prcfent !ncumbent is in an extreme ill Rate of hea.th. Particulars maybe known on application to Meet Blake, Cosea.court, Carey-ftrect, London ; or to Mr. Baldwin, Soli• citor, Ringwood, Hants. FINEST PART OF DEVON.—TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, ANOBLE and Spacious MANSION, with all correrpondent appendages, eztenfive Park, Lands, Farms, Ste. ftc. Bcc. A molt perfea and fingularly eligible, refidence fur a Nobleman or Gentleman of fortune; replete with every beauty, and innumerable local advantages; on the Southern Coati, not more than ten miles from, and within vie* of chi Sea—To prevent unneeeffary trouble, the loweft price is Forty-five Thoufand Pounds. Information will be given, to Principals on/y, by Mr. B. Carter, Upholfterer, Exeter. HAMPTON COURT.--TO BE SOLD. A Mott deferable Property to any Perfon wifh ing to build a Refidence to bis own mind at a moderate espence. The Pretnifas are perfectly compad, and confift of wont nine Acres of rich Meadow Lard, in two handfome in tiofsres well timbered, and one of the Brit Gardens of its in t'te kingdom, upwards of three Acres with Lofty Walling, clnathcd with the choieeft Fruit Trees in full bearing ; a Pinery, SucaLlfion Houfe, and Peach Houk ; a neat Gardener's Cottage ; alto a convenient Farm Yard, and in it a fubftantial brick built two-bay'd Barn, Brevrhoufe, Store Cellar, Dairy, Cart Shed, a Stable and Loft, Cowhoufe, Poultry Houfe, and Bailiff's Haute. The whole in the completeft perfedlion, and nothing remains to be done but to build a rural cottage, for which this iltuation is particularly well adapted, being fituated at a pleafant diftance from the River, and dote upon flukey Park and Hsmp ton Court. The whole was formed and Billeted by a Noble man, deceafed, at a confiderabic expellee. Alto a valuable Common Right at a convenient diftance. Apply to Mr. Colvin, Kings Road, Chelfea. FREEHOLD ESTATES and MANORS, BERKS. s TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CROFT, On Saturday the 3t ft of July infant, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway s Coffee-hottfe, Change-alley, Coschill, London. ''HE Capital and very valuable FREEHOLD .L ESTATE and MANORS defirably and very advantage ouity Saute in a delightful anti fertile part of the County of Berke, divided by the High Road from London to Bath, in terfeded by the Navigable River Kennet, within Ten Miles of Newbury, Seven of Reading, and Forty-I - even of London, romprifing the Manors of Ufcon and Padworth, with the Fiftieths, Royalties, Quit Rents, and Immunities--the large Manfion or Manor Hintfe called Ufton•court, with fcveral Offices and• eatenfive Buildings, and fundry wcq conditioned I Komi and Lands of excellent Arable, Meadow, Palture, and Wood Lands, with (event Tenements and Cottages,the whole r containing upwards of 2000 Acres, fituate in tits feveral Parifhes of Ufron, Padworth, Sullitampttead Abbot's, Sullhampftead Burtnifter, and Burghfield, and of the eßimated annual Value of Two Thoufand Two Hunlred.Pountis, Part in Hand, Part ou Short Leafes for years, and the Reminder on Leaks tlzr One, Two, and Three Lives. To be viewed by applying to Humphry Burs, the Wood. ward, at Ufton ; and Particulars may be had at Ufton Court. !lode; df Meth. Smart and Cownad, Printers, Reading; at the Hare and Hounds, Beenham, near Ufton ; Pelican, Speen hamhind; Cattle, Marlborough; of Mr. Crucwell, Printer, Bath; Kellis. Aldridge and Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's ton, London, where a Plan of the Eltate may be feen ; anti of Mr, Croft, Land and Timber Surveyor, Llanarth, near Monmouth, where another Plan may be teen, and who, as well as Mtlis. I Aldridge and Smith, is authoriz ed to receive Propofals for the Parchafe of the whole Mate. To chic c2grfailltltt., ," • oftist CIOUN rit of RUCKIWOHAM. 0' Gawrinmitr, . WHEN you fo kindly conferred upon me that didingolited &union An which the partiality Of the County has fo repeatedly placed my 'Pernily,.l.could only to yob, in return for your goottnels, the aro:Telt ev,preffinus of graitude. and the affurances of my endeavours terdifeltint the trait repofed in me with integity, and with fidelity. 'As I ant Hot conicions of having negletled,Orfalledlo this awage. mem, I pis:fume main to follcit the favour of your votes and irate: &to replace me id that &tuition, which it will be the I pride of my fife tett:did:four to retain, as a proof of oat and good opinion. Many 4*y fano you with greater but permit nit to allure you, thad Gone eon feel mom warmly towards you tbofefoottucats of gratitude, relpaft, athl donsdon with which, I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your very faithful and obliged, Wntton, Humble (ervant, June 30, iBoa, CHANDOS To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. OIXTf tPIIN, IMPRESSED with the deepell fenf • gmtituile for the long efintinuance of favour and confidence which you have manifefted to use, and from a confrionfoefs of hal ing done giyi endeavours to difeltarge the variont Duties hi! cusubspt *is me as me of your Reprefentativcs, I preen* at:to offer my Cervices to the County. and earneltly to: , the honour of reprefenting you in the enfuing Patna mem. After a long life engaged in Public &finds, and newly twenty years devoted to your fiorke in Parliament, I Welt I Mot not Rate tit you ray general condo& ; it has been open to your obfervstion, I ham ever withed it timid be Co, and that you fhauld be the Jody, of it: permit me, however, to fay, that during the whale time I have been honoured with a feat in Parliament as your ljt eprekatative, I have °ardently attended to my Parliamentary Duty; and have ever ailed ac cording to my belt judgment, to promote the Profperity and Haprinefs of the Kingdom at large, and the particular interdt of Re County of Middkier. I have the Hunan to be, with (Metre regard, ' Gswrtanato. HazurffrAluare, Yost WSW and intift obedient Servant, June 30, *Bm., W. SLUNWARING. ,