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MI sir. • - -44: 4 • •••'. . *- f j ‘ o: 11 . . • ..$.„ • Ztaj • Mr' , • 411MarR 4261 3 RANFI.AC:H. VrAFFER'S BENEFIT. ADMITTANCE HALF-A-CROWN. ON MONDAY NEXT, JULY tg, 18c2, will be _1)511011m-4 A CONCERT OF VOCAL AND DISTRUMENTAL MUSIC ", the C:ntre of the Rotunda will be exhibited a Tranfpuent EMPLF. OF PEACE. Deflgned and executed b e Mr. Capon. And at Eleven ~Clock will he dirplayed a Super!) FIRE tiI(K. by Signiors Koss.' and TENS! tr. The 4unrs to hr opened at Seven, the Concert to commence at Fifty., and the FiroArorks at Eleven oTlock. Admittance ta. ()d. Co(F , •e and Tea included. NLW PANORAMA, 1-11YMARKET, Next door to the Opera Houk. r i 'HE Public are refpcMully informed, that this PANOR AMA. ex h ibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY M PARIS and its Enrirons, is now open for public in- Ipedinn. parted from Drawings made on the North Welt Tower of the M. tropolitan Church of Notre Dame finee the f•ming of the Preliminaries of Pram, by JAates de MARIA. Will COllti•Alt open from to till Di:lk. Admatance Is. N. B. A perfon romlarly attends to explain the Pidure. This clay was publithed, in Biro, I'rice 51. in boards, POEMS. By M;s. JOHN HUNTER. Printed for T. Payne, at the Mews Gate. This da♦ was publilhed, price u. 6d. ATREATISE on BROWN's SYSTEM of MEDICINE. Tranfi ited from the German of H. C. PLArr, M.D. Pr"f. Wm- in the Univerfity of Kid. Py JOAN RICH.kiCDPON, Efq. London: Printed for NE Jones, No. t, Pat:molter-row. Of whom may be had juCt prhlified, ncatly printed in ;into. embeliflied with a Ilea Pmbleniatical FLoatifpi.ce, jorts's Edition of Locke on LCucation, price 2h. 6d. Aro, fame fizc, ocke's Conduit of the Undedianding, pticeits. The Hermit of the Alps, a Moral Tale. dap was publithed. _ _ _ In One Vot (Mar°. price 7t.6.4. Boards. TRAVELS in the CRIMEA Haney of the EMBASSY from PF.TERSBIIRGH to CONSTAN • 1 INOPLE in t 793 ; in hiding th, it Journey through Kre nlct Oezakow. IVal ttlliA and hifoldaria; together with their Reception at the Court ul Schin the Third. LT a Sit'AS I'ARY to the RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR. 1011dOO : Printed for G. and J. Rohinfon, Paternofter-row. Of whom may be had, lately puhlCucd , masted from the Fr•:nch, T. Central Reynicr's State of Etypt after the Battle of He liop IllullrArd by a wl*ole Sheet Map of Lower Egypt, in t vol. gro. 74. 6d. board,. 1. The Lifc of BOIIArA lir, with a Portrait by Heath, !vo. Hs Boards. 3. Soulavie's 'Memoirs of thr iga of Loy s XVI. from his Marriar to his Death, illuftrattd by t 23 Portraits, 6 Vols. Bto. 21. Bs. Boards. 'T . ' — HE Perron who, in the Month of April laR, addrcifed a Letter--" To A. B. at Meffrs. Longman and Rees, ilonkfellers, Paternofter-row," in confequenee of a Country Bullied/ being recently advcrtifol in feveral London Paps.., and who afterward. took and entered upon the kid &diners, is rrqucltccl to align his rcafons for witbdri.wing him ftlf from his EngagLments. Should no radon be aifiLlied within fourteen Days front the Date hereof, further enquiry will be made after the Perron al luded to; the Bufinefs will be again advenifed, and the Deli. ncy (if any) in the fak, will be fought for by an Aftlon at I.2w.—july 12, acz. • TO BE LET, and cuter: upon immcdiattly, Lar gc, Convenient, and wcll•built HOUSE, A with capital War.hnufes, Cellars, Counting.huuk, &c. Pivatc in Vifh-Rre , ..t, Hull, and r.-.w ha the occupation of a Wit c and Si irk Nlach.int. fnr burincfs (thnugh calcu lated for ar.y) it is p culiarly inlapted, awl has aim-Ay an efta blithed tradc...—For furthcr particulars apply to W. ram. ticorgc-ttrect.—Holl, July 2, I EC,2. D"RI lAM. TO BF SOLD BY PRIV In . : CONTRACT 'FIE Manor, or reputed Manor of Hafwell, wi , ti its Ititeit Menil) . ..rs, and Appurtenaneys; and 970 A-res thervabowl of Frekhold Land, fituate in the Patilh of. Ldingtnn and County of Durham, divided into Farms, and let tt. r,loset.ble Feumits. TheF.ltatelt very improvAle...-For tt.r.l4, r parti. - tilar% apply to Mali.. Farm, l.arcy, Steadman, to.d WA. S•dieitors, Isread-ilreet Hill, I.mhion. IRST I.NOLISII STATE LOTTERY fur tZ.ci, • lietho,Dratving the ad of Atwitit. r riiE Tickcts are divided into Halves,Quarters, L ath: Siet,•enthi, by lIAZAR,D, 13111414 E, and Co. S:ot k-Erokers, at their State Lottery Office, No. v3,undcr It k yal I:At:haulm Landon, and no where elfe on their ae coun.. ;;•:!." The drawing, whkh will be emended in eight clays, will be condudteskon the following Plan : To commume nn Nloo day the ad of Asn!uft ; fecund day, Tburfilny th• ttil AUgUit and every fu t ee s ding Mond a y and Thurfday till the 26t11. The intermediate days will ha appropriated to the payna.nt of Ptizrs. and Sale of uotirawn 'rickets and Shares. All Sharts G.kl At 11.60E5re will be (Limped agreeable se AR of Par:hment, and alto with the Cron 0, and round k " HAZARD & 01:$ LOTTIIY OTrICR." Letters. poll paid, duly awt.nded to, and Schemes gratis. Hauls, iodia, sne. South sca Stocks, with their fevers! An-' nuttier, India Bonds, Exchequer bills, and all kinds of Go sernanut Securities bought and fold by Coserof'Soo. Gauntry Orders, accompanied with Sort dated Mlle on Lordon, Port Mace Orden, or Calk, in Parcel by Coach et r, puneinaily attended to. POPF.'s " FOR'l UNATz OFFICE," Royal Exchange. rink bit the Bank of England. • • TLIE FOLLOWING CAPITAL PRIZES were either Sold, Shared, or Relliderel, and the Money ;aid on Demand, at this Office. In the prcealing SIX LOTTF.RIES. Capoo No. ;toga so,coo 6633 20000 29y467 JOAoo 38542 2,000 0150 pOO 3 , 477 • 20,e00 . x 1629 2,000 0959 TO THE PUBLIC. The approaching Lottery, whether viewed to point of folid vantages, (ardor A niagclue:n! of rzcherae,or improved Syf tem of brawir.g.hath powerful Mims to Public Attention. in Nurnberg 411 kets it is reduced from 60,m0 to se Act only ; minable left Blanks than any preceding Lottery; the lowed Prize, (191) exceed the Price of Tickets--and yet in Number .and Magnitude of Capital Prizes. it challenges every fou nor lottery. It Draws eight days only—ink., with a Prise of r - 001. for the Ticket (Arita a), and pn:fcnts a eni'd eve' Morrior, up to toixol. and :.°,0351. Such being thebdkious raft oSchirinc. rational dilly Cal of Prize,. and fuck the important #,ivansages, ti,dt S. Purr con ceives It a D oty to ruby& them to the cosifidevation of his Friends anti the Pubic; and as a Lottery of Twenty-four Thtufand . 1' laces only admits but of litac heStation, he takes the lib. n 9 ofrecomatending an early Purcbace. T he Tickets and Shares a re on Sale, in a Variety of Num , at this Orrice having no Congas in soy hoviadol No. 30798 . 25193 . 13279 Ifto - . '5Ol - 41903 - 8665 - Z I 0,000 ~ I POO 20,000 • '4OO • 2,000 - 2,000 - 3 x c.O • I ,C.C.O IPEDNESDAT, yuLr 14, IHO2 GENERAL ELECTION. LRISTOL ELECTION. GUILDHALL, JOLT 10. AT a Meeting of the Comniittce for conclud ing the Election of EVA N BAsttis, Efquire, It was unaaimoufly refoivcd, That this Committee exprcfs their ftrongeft difapprohation of the attempts which have beat made to cast a relleCtion on the character and conduct of Sir Fagot RICK M. Ens N Attributing to a few individuals every impropriety attending his nomination as a Candidate to reprefent this City in Parlia ment, they feel fenfibly hurt at the difappointment to which he has been fubjeeted, and regret that, in vindication of their infulted privileges, they were obliged to °pixie a Gentleman, for what: abilities and private character they entertain the highelt riSpedt. ROBERT CASTLE. Chairman. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. CENTLEMEN, IT is impollible for me to exprefs in words, the Emcee and cordial fentiments of gratitude which I feel for the diftinguilhed teßitnony of favour and attachment, which you have juft now been pleated to give me. The heft return which it is in my power to make, is the affurance that I w:11 purfuc the fame line of independent condo& which I have hitherto uniformly adopted; and that my whole time and at tention [hail be devoted to your intcrcit, and to the welfare and profperity of the country in general. l am, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful Servant, WILLIAM PLUMER. Hertford, July ri, 1802, Monday Evening. GENERAL ELECTION. DURHAM (:OUNTY THE Indepeißient FREEHOLDERS of ti n COUNTY of DURHAM, retident is I.intdon, who an anxious to promote the Nomination and Hetlion of ROW LAND BURDON, F.fii. to reprefent a thin! time that Cain in Parliament, are requcthd to mad at the Gray's Inn Houk, Holborn, To-morrow, at 'native o'clock prx.ifely. London, July 14. 1832. DURHAM COUNTY ri.EcTioN, Oa Tucfday, the seal July initant. 'THE FREEHOLDERS of ihe COUNTY of DURHAM, who think it important to the Public, and t, the intereile of the County, that Mr. 1111RDON Ihould I. again returned to Parliament, a, one of their Reprefentative , are earnaly and refpc drolly entreated to attend on the Day F.leCtion, when that Gentleman will certaidy L: put in Norni nation. It is the priirilcge of the Medlars to chufe whom they approve, whether he he a Candidate or not, whether he be willing or unwilling to 'Wye ; and their choice impores a duty on the Eltded, which, by the Conflitution, he is bound t•. perform. If Mr. Burdon be cledted, his honourable mind, the comet nets of his principles, and a grateful fenfe of this unuftial proof of confidence, mutt fecure to the County his invaluable fert•ice for another Parbsment. So called upon, his Scare of ret're mcnt and repot,: w.O intl.:in:ly yield to the more powerful in fluence of duty unit of gratitu.le. Let, then, every Freeholder of the County of Durham, who is anxious for its welfare, 2R as if the attainment of this im portant object depended cm himfelf, and that object will be attained.--July 8, acia. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the CI r V of WORCESTER. GrPITTAMEN s THE demontirmion I hate experienced of your confidence and fopport during the Lite Contra, demands my fincereft acknowledgments : in the pureit and moll terrfled manner you have given eff.et to t►e oiled of my earnest wifaes, that, of being re-elened to terve you in Parlia ment; it shall he confidend by me as the happieft circumitance of my Life, to have been diftinguithed by fo refpcilable and numeronh a hotly of Eledturs ; you have infeparably hound me to your intends by the molt lively fentiments of gratitude, and my anxious endeavours limit ever be exerted to preferve until minifbcd your efteem and good opinion. I :an, refpedfully, GINTLEMIIN, Your obliged and devoted Servant, London, July z 3, 1802. A LRAM ROBARTS. To the GENTLF.MEN, CLERGY, YEOMEN, and other FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of KENT. GENTLPMZII, THE refidt of this day's Nomination has proved molt fl itterin; to my Feelings, as it has onivinecd me that the Principles which I have ever profeffed have, in the opinion of fu refpeetable a Meeting of my Conftituents, been honefUy adhered to, and that their fentimenta arc in perfeet unifon with my own. I have only to requeft an exertion of the fame zeal on the more important day of Eketion ; affuring you, that Mould I again be placed in the honourable fituation of one of your Re. prefentatives in Parliament, the fame Indtpcndtnee than guide my future conduel, has to-day, and which I truft and hupe, will continue to enfure me the gratifying tettlinony of your approbation. I am, Gentlemen, with Queen regard, your molt faithful, and obedient Servant, Maidftone, July 7, 1801. WM. GEARY. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of ESSEX. CINTL2II2X, EEPLY impreffed with the Importance of th e D e Trull which you have this day placed in my hands, by eleCting me one of your ReprefenturivLs to ferve in Parlia ment, I will difehurge my duty with the independence and homily which bas influenced your condudt iu the choice of your Members. I am no friend to Coalition or Compromise; on public principles, combined with private frierullhip, I (*AMC forward a Candidate for your harry:es—on there principle. I have re c ived your Confidence, and never will I betray your Intereft through party faction or fear. Accept my warm, II gratitude fe this iliftin:uifhed mark of your favour, and when I violate the trult repufed in me, let your confidence be withdrawn. I remain, vrith a jut! fenfe of the honour conferred on me, Your devoted and obedi,:nt Servant, Chigwcil, July 12. EI.IAU HARVEY. To the FREEMEN and Iv t! 1 REF HOLDERS of the Borough of OK LHAMPION. GRNTLIIITN, AT four o'clock this day, when the Poll tinted for the Freemen and ark...widet/ Jena' Freeholders of this Borough, we had the fatitfaniun of fixing the nuniber of Votes in our favour confidt raft higher th.in thole for our Op ponents. At that hour thirty.fire Voters were Introduced, who have acknowledged thvmfetves to be mill pellet firaigers to you, arid who came front London, and its vicinity, upon the avowed and premeditated filtrate, to deprive you a/ your frau. During the courfe of the Election, Mr. Holland and his Agents had prepared us to exped there firah f err and had informed us of a new contriaance to make their Votes valid. Fully apprifed of this intention, and well aware of the tip n dee fituation of the returring Otticer,we are not furprized, that there Votes, which a Committee of the Hoare of Commons, in gyps. pronounced:Ursa/. were now Coffered to Poll ; that Tri bunal would not permit pi:rims of the molt exalted rank and chanieter, to make conveyances to (crye the purpofes of an EleCtion ; and we look forward, with the utmoß confidence, that a Committee of the New l'atliament wid not now fandion a 'strainer, which, in t 79 r, was deemed (resident and ilkzal. Mr. Holland, in his Addrefs to you this day, congratulated you on Ida fined's. We conceive, ou the contrary, that to the legal Voter, it mull prove a fubjeEt of grief and mortification, that there is nut a Tingle independent Freeman among you, who, after witnefliag the Rene of this evening, can lay his hand upon his heart and not regret the Vote which he has given in fupport of this Gentleman; and that every Freeman mull feel, that at all future Lic&ons it mutt be a mere Mockery to folicit his V ote, if, after he has given it, an indefinite :lumber oft/044ml Tract:l- MS are to ix. brought from London, to out-number and dilate to the legal Voters of this Borough. We beg leave to return you our malt fincere thanks for the fupport which you have given us, and to allure you, that no effort of ours (hall be wanting to vindicate your rights, before a Committee nf the Houk of Commons ; and that, whether we are fuccersful or not, we (hall ever rct tin a grateful remem brance of the flattering and kind reception we have met with at the Borough of Okehampton . We have the hom ar to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient and obliged humble Servants, P. J. THELLUSSON. GEORGE WOODFORD THELLUSSON. Ohehampton, Friday EVelli g, 9th of July, ISO& s rATt Or TUC I' ) )L. Forty nbjeeted to.hy the Connie! for Mr. Ili•tiland - i 44 Mr firs. Tlullia a1....,,but of conrie Mr. &rifle - .139 :I mired to Pull by the returning Officcr. " '.. One Vote was °Media to, by the . Mr. Theban' - 1T2 , ( 14/1 Courfcl for ,firs.Hullal and Mr. G. Waltrittfroa t 17 by St the ran ciun e r ,an an d of l olua. c li nurfe rrjedoj _ _. To the GEN I'LEMEW, CLERGY, and FREFHOLDEP. o' the COUNTY of SOUTHAMPTON. Cr Nr &AMEN, PERMIT us to return you our ninfl grateful Acknowledgmcnti for the (rah mark of Confidence yo have this day conferred on us by again eledting us to be your Reprefentatives in Parliament. We confider it the molt honourable Tellimony we could re ceive of your Approbation of our pall Conduct, and it Ma I always ht our molt carneft endeavour to merit the continual, — of y,ur favours by a diligent and roallientious diteharge Parliamentary Duty, and a particular attention to the hacr.il of the County of Southampton.—We have the honour to b with great regard, Gentlemen, Your much obliged :amble fervwts, Winchciter, WILLIAM I If..I,TIICOTE July 52, 1831. WILLIAM citu.u. WILTSHIRE AND CO. KING'! HEAD TAVERN, Poultry, have lull landed for file, a large cargo of Ft Na Lis - alit , Ty Art s, from r.c. to 3otilh. weight each. Turtles dreffed every day ip the Wee perfakion, and flit to any part of Town and Country. TO BE LET, A COUNTRY HOUSE for any term, furnifhed or unfurnifhed. or the Leafe fold of a finall conveti , en; !Toole ; confining of five Bed-rooms on the firft floor, a Par lour, Hall, Kitchen, and other 0111cLs on the ground floor ; a large Golden walled round in excellent order, fituate ahout fix miles from Shorrditch Church. To be viewed with Tickets only, which may be had at No. t 6, Furnival's SALISBURY, WHEREAS a Perfon about 5 Feet, 7 Inches high drefed in a black Coat, blue P.Litaloons, and Half-bonts, did on Wednefday tall hire, at S difbury, an IRON•GRF.Y MARE, fire years old, about fourteen hands high, with a How matte , and a ( mall Scar on each Knee, to Fo to Barford Saint Martin (fir miles) and return the fame even ing, hut ncithrr has fine been heard of : Vhorvt r will detlin the laid Mare, and firing her to the Huffer, at the Red I.ion inn, Salifilury. or give informati , nl to him Wht rC nit: 1113 y hr found, (ball be h IndloineW rewarded for and be paid all rrafouxllle expellee. July 6,18 oz. NEW TAX ON TM: TRACTORS. IR D. PE It KI NS, of Likelter.fquare, Patentee, 1-r• announces, that their extenfivelale and reputation, now acquired, having made them an object of the attention of Go venunent, an At has juft been paffed, which lays 201. on the fate of each f. t, to take place on the tit of September next when their price mull needikrily be ad /anent to fix guineas. The Patentee aifo notifies, that the credit of the Tradon be ing now thoroughly ellablifhed, he has made arrangements to be abfent much u: his time front London, after the tft of Sep teteLer, when he !hall commit their entire Pale to his Agent, FRI.DiIItIC SMITH, Chemift, in the Haymarket, who hay inL., front much pridice with them, during the three years putt, had full opportunity to prove their efficacy, is well qualified to give every neeeffary information on the fulled., By his MAJESTrs ROYAL. LETTERS PATENT. POCOCK's BOETHEMA RECLINING and CHAIR MATRASSES, that are fo peculiarly ufrful for Ladies in their Accouchement, and Prams in a Con. valrfcent State, as they afford that cafe and comfort by no other means fo rr.dlually to be obtained; the great advantage and relief of changing the Polititm with the utmeß cafe and facility, and in fo regular and gentle a manner as not to difturts a perfon in the molt d‘licr.te Rate, nr endanger their taking cold; will remain perfedly firm. creme, and ILeady in any pofitio:t, on et:2MT, to turn the handle, and cannot be put out of order. May be had at Pococles,No. 26.Southampton-ltrect, Strand; alto Pan.nt Improved Sofa,. Couches, eafy Chairs, Ste. on the Lame forum principle. BATH*, RESTORATIVE, OA STRENGTHENING FILLS. TO THE PUBLIC. MANY of the Friends of the late SHURMER BATH, of Briftol, who were wituelTes of the powerful effeets of hi. Rl:nor-alive or Strengthenin t f Pills, are defirous fo beneficial a 114.ilirine (Isult' be made known to the During truly years eittenfive practice, the Proprietor forbore to give them publicity, and ferupuloully avoided pecuniary advantage to hiniklf or family; yet their merit is lo well known in the city and neighbourhood where he retitled, that that there are few of the inhabitants who would not give teftimony to their excellence. They are particularly ufeful in all complaints to which Fe males are fuhjeCt, and are peculiarly adapted to the coniti tution of Girls of about twelve or thirteen years of age; and for thofe young Women who hays pallid camplexions, are entitled with (bonne fs of breath, aed great reluittance to exer tire, there pills are a fpecific ; as they, in a lhort time, refute to the Blood its loft Craffamentum, and thereby give the bloom of Health to the paleib cheek. They are a remedy for all difeafes that originate in the Stomach; the loft tone of which they fpeedily reftore ; they remove Flatulencles, expel wind, create an Appetite, and pro mote DigeitionL They have been found extremely efficacious it Bilious and Hyfterical complaints, Pains in the Head, jaondice, and in broken and decayed Conititutions, from free living or a variety of other caufes. They have been repeatedly known to sure the Hooping Cough; and when given to Weakly or Ricketty Children, they rarely fall cffedliiig a cure. They arc sarefully prepared by the Family, and fold whole fale and retail by Bailer and Howell, Wine-ftrsxt, Drifted ; alio in London, wholefale and retail, by F. Smith, Druggiß, Hay- I market; and retail by Darsoo and Marv. y, Graccelturch-ftrcet; and William Clark, Confeitiomr, in the Boren* 111 Sam [MICE Slr.-Pi•NCIL. TO PRINTERS AND Ttr.: , CXST.I.I.ER9. FO BE LET, in the Ciiy of Wir.cholo!r, the L Nictrop (I.tilvrrhim, thr...;!! ncelftntred ::al tam ete B )02iisfil.l.h:eS SHOP, 1.".:(2 1 11..1 TINL Ll isitß Y, and TitEMIST.S. very I•ica,:nliely fitnd oil. led th acci.p. it 1.1 of NIL Tlionrei ; fhteito; in the • , ."ft 1. I:rab:e and populous part of the I - Pgloartet ve cil rt.tploy d in the Printing , Boo'delh g sold .Iteiaek, !liar ac, ttrury, and occupissl by the hot errant •, , w.:re.s 01 eighteen yews. The Stock to b.. taken at 11 f. it nt, and the purehate money, if wiled, may kl:4 .:.in at intereß. Printing Bands, to the amount of four or fire hundred nods per annum, will, if dcliretl, b ft:cured to the coming •.t tenant. For prticuhrs, apply to Mr. John CA-r, 11 , ). 17, Ave• :Jai Inn; London; or to Mr. J. Sinclair, on t!ic "r raT L. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT, ryi E Manor and Freehold ER:. te ofGR I NTON; A with the M-ittion-Houfe called COGDEN-HA1.1.,„ in the North-Ridieg ea the County of York, 7 Milo Wt. ft of R'cliniond. The Rental of the e:ilatc is geol. p.r Arm.--Tit .Manor extends over Goco Acres of Moon and Commons which abound with Grouft and other Game ; and there Is er e:ll,la 'l'ru::t riffling in the River Swale for fevtral Mfics. Tha Manflun-Houfe is delightfully iituated on the Lanka of t'lc Swale; ,tands in the Co:tre of th.: Ettate ; WAS re led wally few Year, alto; aml is equal to contain a large Fatally. The F.ltAte and Manfunt-Houfc is admirably adapte,l for tLe refidcnc • of any Perkin fond of Shouting. For further Kirriculars apply to McfSrs.Dyneley and Sons, FL:ld.cor•rt, Gray's-Inn ; and to Mr. Wetherhead, Attorney ..t-Law, Wet:let-by, Yorktbire. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO Pt SOLO SY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, THE MANOR of PAINSWICK : a truly de. limbic and improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE. Sit Miles from Gloucetter, Three from Sttuud, Tve.:lve from ~ *belfentiam, and Twenty ebfht from Brifol, confiP.irg id' this Olarior of Painiwiek, extend ng ov..r feveral Tiouf, a af Acre* f Larid, with Fires, Chief ll.Lnts, Q2it Itcnt% and I le: kits. iffuing out of nearly ro differuit Co l iyhold Eenenraus, wl:i with the Tolls of the Market, is a molt drfirable purchafe :ir any Gentlemen of the Law. A!fo a Capital Manur ;win, with Houfe, requifite Offices, Garden, mid Pl. afore tr,und, 330 Acrcs of Arabi:, Meadow Pafture and Wt.. d- Aid, lying compadi, and fui rounding die Floure, t A() outiroyable and valuable Streams of Witer, running uniting in the fame, very convLni nt for ending Nita* the ufc of the Manufadury carried on in the neigh•- bra:rhcod. And alfo 38t Acres of fYclofed Walks, well flocked with Beach, Oak. and Alh Trees lyily within tbr. ,!sour. he whol2 eapasl of LTr gyro:Mil:love- . mot.. both for and I'rnit, and may be r‘..tfonah:y ::latcd at upwards or y.. i p.r Aontim. tr . .hcr Parliaulars may iic known ' y applying to Mr. Win. ravli., l'aiawick, wits will lir w thi• Pr .11 , i1;,; of Mr. ;alum:erg, Attorney, Stroud; of Merles "E and W. Ihn•ii, ~o -icitors, icitors, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Meffr:. Hudikinfon and to wt... eeyars, No. 33. Arundel-ltreet. London, whet a Mau .bithe El!ate may be feen.—N. B. Great part of the Purchafe Money may remain on Mortgage if qi.ir. d. FREEHOLD ESTATES and MANORS, BERKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CROFT, On Saturday the 31lt of July i dant. at Twelve o'Clock, at Ganaway's CoLfee-bonty, Change-alley, Cornhill, Lorton, In One Lot, initrad of Twenty-one Lots, as ontnioned in former Advertifements, and in the particulars already de by:T.. it, I'HE Capital and very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANORS defin,hly and very advantage outly innate in a delightful and fertile part of the County of Befits, divided by the High Road from London to Bath, in needed by the Navigable River Keen t, within Ter: Miles of Newbuty, Seven of Reading, and Forty-tev,:n of Lotoicse s eoml.riftng the Manors of Ufton ,and Padworth, wish the Fitheries,Royalties, Quit Rents, and !immunities—the large. Mantises or Manor Fronk, called Wont court, with ftvcral Offices and extenfive Buit , ing,s. and fundry well con.l4l,lted Rams and Lands of excellent Arable, Meadow, PAL-T.:. and Wood Lat.del, wishfeveralTenementsandCottages,thr whole' containing upwards of 2COO Acres, fituate in th !feveral Pa tithes of Utton, Padwonh, Sullhampttead Abbots, Sulthlmple a l Burnlifler, and Burghtield, and of the eftimated 2:!!111.11 vaiu• of Two Thoufand Two Hundred Pounds, Part in H a nd, I'art on Short Leaks fi.r years, and the Remainder an I.eafes for One, Two, and Three Lives. To he viewed by apriying to Humphry Buts, the Woods' ward, at Ufton ; and P;.rticulars may be bad at Uf•on Court haute; of Metres. Sala; t Cowfl .d, Printer., Rea i at the Hare and Hounds, lle,.nhant, near Uftoti ; Pelican, Sp,. n. hamland; Cattle Marilsotough; of Mr. Clutwell, Print e r, Bath; Mars. Aldridge and smith, Solicitors Lineoli.'s Inn, London, where a Plan oft:- Eau: may be teen ; and of %fr. Croft, Land and Timber Surveyor, Iladarzh, near Monntomb„ where another Plan may be ften, and who, as well as 114 Sirs. Aldridge and Smith, is authorized to receive Propotals for the Purchafe of the whole Ulan. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the City of London lun, D,A• . on Monday, the tgth of July, 1802, at MI rat o'Cloa, THE FOLLOWING GOODS. part of the Cargo of the Hoy Ju M via Schro.d. r, E. W. Groenwold matter, frem Rrthir, condcmowi as prize r.) his nijelty% hired armed cutter Campordovto, Henry Wilder, Efq. Commander.—About 16700 Bottles Champaign Wine Hoglhcads French Red Wine 4 Ditto, ditto White ditto Calk Olive Oil z jar and 6 Bottles Oil of I.avender I Ditto, Orange Flower Water 36 Gallons Lavender. JeTamlne, and other fecntoil Waters, in Bottles 1 93 Boxes preferved Fruit Is Boxes Artificial Flowers ti Ornamented French Table Clock' 368 Pounds Pomatunt in Pots, &c. 90 Pounds Hiir Powder 214 Dozen Hair Sieve Bottoms 234 Boles Rouge and Face Paint 2145 Pieces Paper Hangings 1240 iron Pots 32 Dozen Fans-6o Ells Black Lace 13 Pieces French Sheerirg 13 Napkins and ore 'relic Cloth 3 Pieces Cotton Swandown zo Pieces Woollen Cloth. and Sundry Ark . ., or Tuntery, Perfumery, &e. And immediately afterwards the following Goo,!s, Part of the Cargt, of the idenri,tta louifa, condemned to the ahoy* Cuttcr:— 206 Dozen Watch GlsMos 7 Gallons Scented W..ter 2t Pounds Wails Balls 3 Pounds Mireihall Powdet,andother ftnaliArtiesss Alto, 384 Pounds Sago so Pounds Igerenrius Dulcis 3 Pounds Oil of Lavender Part of the Cargo of the Graff van Schwerin. The whole at .y Three Da '4 p.evious to the Sale, by applying to Metres. Fedor and Minet, Dover, of whom Cat2Tes may be th-n had; alfo of Thomas Mamie, Efiip , , „