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--- N uNTBER 5 t 63 BAST INDIA HOUSE, Asir, t 4, 1805. THF. OM 411717:E of SHIPPING of th e UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, crer P to the EAST INDIES, do herely gi•ve Notice, That di:. Committee will be ready to receive Proporals In writing fard up on or bcfore Wednefday 'be 18th inftant, from Nth Ptrfons who may be willing to fupply the Company with COPPER. And that the Canditinns of the Contra may be ken upon ap• pEtation to Mr. James Coggan, Clerk to the Paid Committee, with whom the Propel:lli muft be left befote Twelve o'Cleek coon on the Paid aBth instant, beyond whirls hour the Committix viii net reedve iny Tender. _aMPLETE GENTLEMAN's COTTAGE and 1.4 GRASS FARM, ha a Ring. In a capital Sporting Situation, on the ilex's of Dorretligre. near the London Road and thelea to be. Lett or Sod. Alto a Mt:afore Yteht —Apply, poft paiJ, to the Printtr of the Saliibory and Winchefter Journal, &slithery, Wilts. . , 1 1'0 be LET, and entered epos immediate'?" way Michaelmas nett, a very convenient Direiling-honinon Stalling and all other neeeliary offices, fpacious garden. Rneffed with fruit trees, agreeably lltuate in the Church-fireet, in A b the county of Derby, abounding with capital Roads, and which 'the Mails and other coaches daily paG to and front Logibilf• and Mancheacr ; within one flap of Buncsoand MadoebENIIIII tact tl:e property and rdldenec of John Aifopp, Eft depeafed.. I he taker may be accommodated with a findll ountltl st ofla:4 if def: - :d.—Enquire of Meffm. Godwin, A whom all Inters, pelt paid, will be duly TO BE LET, READY PURNISHED, For Three Years certain, THAT Capital Manfion and Premifes, known by -I the mole of NEWTOWN PARK, fitnate in the Parini of Bolder, near Lytnington, in the County of Southampton. The Manfion Rands Ina Lawn of about Fifty Acres; furrounded with a Shrubbery. It commands molt delightful views of the Sea, and lac of Wight. The principal Rooms in It are, an Obfervatory of 23 feet and a half by 13 feet and • half; two Drawing.rooms, 3d by 25 feet each ; a Dining Parlour, 24 by 24 feet ; a Library, a by t 9 feet; Frivarce HaS,39 by :4 feet ;With `actable Bed-rooms, I ight Clofets, and convenient Offices ; Hot houfes, Gar den, well planted ; good Coach houfes and Stabling for . r 3 Horfea. the whole bung in complete repair, and the Furniture•good. It is therdare tti every rtfpedt an eligible Refidence for a genteel U r:lily, ard can lie entered upon Immediatcly. For further particulars apply Cif by Letter poft paid), to Cbarle.: F'. bark, Efq. at Lyniington : where 1 ickets for ?kiting the Pr:mires may he obtained —Auuft 9, z Bcs. For TRAVELLING and DOMESTIC USE; for OFFICIAL sad COMMERCIAL, and for EXPORTATION, at s 3 and (4, St. Paul's aura-yard, ':AIMES's PORTABLE DESK, with a Copying ",-.• Machine, and every Defidcratum for Writing, Dreffing, &e. !ight,handy,and elegant. Ills Counting-boufe Copying Machi.re, tot() in Furniture, efeful and ornamental, for Library, Study, &c. Ilia Repofiteties, with Inftrumcnts of great variety and beauty. Poet Commodes for Gentlemen riding. His Concave Ra :ars warranted, and his Strops fpecially prepared. His Defies adapted to order, with Tea and other Equipage. He has alto th:ane Units of ingrniou. conitruition ; and for L.s.lies. Dcfks of Ornantonal Wends, with appropriate Apparatus. Hie Defsa re turn ;rot advantage from Foreign Markets. P.VTENT RE I'IRING STOVES. NVILLIAM SLARK and SON, furnithing Irnn • mongers, No. to, Chcapfide, h u g !cove to recommend to the Nobility and Gentry the ule of his Patent Retiring Stoves, the :senor advantages of which are obvious on the flighteft infpedlinn, as they pails every requilite f. r warming rooms, and at the time give an opportunity of reducing the heat at pleifure, when cradle air becomes more rarified than is a:me:Able or wholefome for refpiration. The conftradtion is perfeertly funple. and cannot hz pt.t out of order. and the fire alto may be catinguilbed without %ling ow, by which means danger is avoided, and dal (to injuri t.s. to furniture) prevented. '11:e Patent Steam Kitchen to be teen in uf,: every day; Ranges, -rich Ovens and Bollers,Warm Clarets. Hot Hearths. Ste. complete • .:t• of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron, Copper, and Double block i in —Bed Hanging in a fuperior ftyle. • . F" I 'IFTY GUINEAS REWARD, on conviling 1 any Felton forting the name of ROBERT HARDY, whofc 14 KING POW Olt K. for Boots, Shoes, &c. 'lands unrivalled tof eleanlinefs, colour, and tailing luftre. When duft is , the polifh will be as brilliant as at file, which is not the . • any other Blacking, price is. and rs 6d. per box—alfo ILture, Cream, and Liquid, are ntateldel: for refloring, • ou-ring, and beautifying Bolt•tops. The Mixture eradicates or any Rain, without injury to the Leather. gs ptt bottle.- Ihe preferves the pale colour, at as. 6d. and the Liquid at tor thole of a tan colour. The above articles are patronized by and ufed for, the King of Wales, anti Royal Family—the genuine are figned by Proprietor, and fold by him, No.:, Barnard's Inn, Holborn, ' cadnn, and the following wholefaie dealers—Dicey and Sutton Howard and Evans; Shaw and Edwards; Hendrie vul Son; But - ler, I heal.fide ; Rohertfon, 12, Princes-Pt - eat, and Baxter's Italian W.l - -houfe, Edinburgh ; Hardy, Oxford ; Hodgfun, Cambridge; t:::••wal, Path; Cure, Liverpool; W 113114011, ; Has *'-, t;luocrti.er ; and by moll Perfumers. Book:a!ers, and Von ! .t , of %Whine in the kingdom--anti thnfe who are nut already romit.,l may to urnilicd upon liberA !cribs as ..brave. "ilts Blackirg is particularly reenonne: deal to and for eznurtation—.uniting fmall eompars to light carriage, and not fut. to lots, as molt lkluitla are, bum the breaking o bottles, (Cr.ht lostiovgvie.ne PORT OF FALMOUTH. BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJES l'Y's CUSTOMS, . . On Thurfday th e sad day 0 1 Auguft. 1803, by Ten o'Clectin the Forrnoln, will be urged to Public Selo, fa; the CuitookHoafir in this Port, .11 . ‘ HE FOLLOWING . 00'13 S, 26 5 2 Galls. Brandy club Iba. Salt • 43; Rum • 11106 Pepper 457 Geneva 3 6 4 meyrei 19 Wine * *Jai =. z. &op . ( .., • . , ill Vinegar . 34 .:....... Sivectmeats l lily lbs. Tea ais ilairAlliods 93 Coffee a i Tonle Moen . . . 90 Chocolate slits's Watches 495 Shag Tobaec• as &valet.: 465 -- 1?oU Tobacco Alk, the :hoop Pcrliverance, nurtisint 34 Tait, it6:94 . ths. ;34 the Smack Thomas and Mary, buttlua 18 rolls 67094dii• with all their Sails, Rigging, and Stores. •• • The Goody may he viewed two d a ys' pat:tiding the' Sak andlnventories of the Vail, ken, on apiaftlashatt at the Caton, houfc—Cullom-Houle, Falmouth, felliga ON 1,.. • : • : PERPETUAL ADVOWSON, and NEXT PRESENTATION' in 'hc SOUTH of ENGLAND. Tl BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVALUABLE RE: Toity, iitliate in a beat, idyl part of the South of England, LT rounded by (nod roads, and within an hour's drive of the fia, with an cue - Pent Fa mily Houfe, Offices, Gardens, Wile Land, and hill Ponds. The pr,fent Companion in lic of Great and Small Tithes is tioll. per Annum, free oral Parochial itatca'and Taxes, and ea - pable of improvt mint. For further particulars apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lin- COUNTY FLUIERS AND AI.E MILN FARMS, IN Thu OF BERWICK, TO BE SOLE/ BY PRIVATE CONTEACT, IN ONE LOT, By Mr. SMITH. 1 `HE FARMS ifirro a moR. deGabte FREE "- 1101.0 PROPERTY, containing together 427 atm% of re markably rich arable and pafture Land, conveniently fuhdivided in a ring fence, tythe free, and in Mill cultivatioo, a.dyantagennfly Gtoate nem- the parish of Calingham, one mile riot" the hit h road to Edinburgh, tin *Miles fries Extuanth, and ten felont.Ber*lalt. both lea puns and excellent corn-markets, where plenty-.of tair for manure, and fea-weed, are eahly procur).l; o;iga!ar120101 barns, ftabllng, cow-boufei. and workitiene tenain6sta, en pew built , _• a threethig machine, and exeen:nr tint fences, let 'ea, We to Meers:Fairgrieffand Fife, at rents 'mooning to apaLtaa: per annum: The Eftate affords an excellent fituation for !wali. a feat, commanding an extenllve ;raped on the German Ocean,: from St. Abb's Head on the left to Bamboroogh Caftle on the right, with diens for phntations, flickered fioth the lea. A fuperioritp will he added, to al to give avote toc the county. To be vfewed. with leave of i;i s e tenants, and 'Mr. !WWI, 141.41; MANOR and FREEHOLD ESTATES, between LUDLOW and SHREWSBURY, in the COUNTY of SALOP. To be SOLD by AUC FION, ' y Mr. SMITH, At Carraway's Coffee-houfe, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Friday, the 13th of September, at twelve o'clock, snick an acceptable 0.T..t. Entitle iii the mean dine by Private Contradl, 7`HE 'MANOR of EATON, e xt ending over about Six Thoufand Acres. Fines, Reliefs. Qui' Rents, Rigt!:, and Immunitiesbelonging to the fame; with a Large and Valual.k FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing Fifteen Hundred Aces of rich Arable; Pafture, and Meadow Land, well fituate for marf.ets, lime, and coal. near the Turnpike Road leading froin Shrcwfbury to Ludlon , Tithe Free, and Land Tax redeemer; near Church Stretton s in the Parifh of Eaton, and County of Sa lop. The Eftate is highly improvable, interfperfed with Wood Lands, and well adapted for the prefervation of Game, with Which the Manor abounds, with fuitahle Farm honks, Banns. and Out builkiings, feveral Cottages, a Water Coen Milt, and.fine dream of Water running through the Lands May be viewed, and particulan had, twenty days previcius to the fate, of the Printers of the Worcefter and Oxford Journal;, and Shrewfbury Chronicle ; at the White Hart, Bath ; Bufh,Brif tol; Angd, Ludlow t at Garraway's; and of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Broad-ftreet, near the Royal Exchange, where a Map of the Ettate may be Peen. CAPITAL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, MANOR, and RIM MEADOW LAND, near Wilbeach. Cambridge&ire, 10 BF. SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH, At Carraway's Coffee Houle, on NVednelday nelt, the 21ft 61.1 Augult, at 'rawly( o'clock. unlefs an aceeptablc O'er is made in the mean time by Private Contra t, ASPACIOUS FREEHOLD MANSION, lived on a bandits= lawn and pleatare ground. near Emateth Church, three miles from ‘A'ifbcach, ten trona March, and 9'3 from London, hi the county of -Cambridge, with a manor extend log over 30.a0 acres, aboinding with game, the property of Sir Henry Peyton, Bart. The manflon contains lofty fpacious bed chambers, drefting•rooms, and pidturc gallery, with tacellent floors, fpadoll3 hall, portico, dining, drawing, and n ..a„ dog rooms, of good proportions, fuitable for a large refpcaable tandiy, with cellaring and numerous offices well adapted to the honk, and fapplted with fine fpring water ; capital (tabling for 25 borfes, Banding for fix carriages,, tenants' apartm rats, eight waggon lodges, granary, hay rooms, dog-kennel, dove-I:genre, and out- buildings; extortive and valuable fruiting houfes, pinery, melon ;round and grapeties, acc.; large productive kitchen gardens, walled and fluckt.,l with numerous fruit trees, an elegant grove, plantations. and pleature-grounds, ornamented with flourifhing Biretta and forcft treks, in full rrfeetion, flrawbcrry garden, ice. houfe, and feveral meadows of remarkably rich land adjoining, well fenced and timbered, a, taining together about to aerm The put• dialer may he accom.. ,slated with the furniture adapted to the matifim at a fair appraifement, and early polleFion will be given. To be viewed twenty days before the Cale with tickets, wh'eh with particulars. may then be had of Mr. Smith, Nu 52, Broad ,Greet, near the Royal Exchange. Pattleulars alio of Mete,. Fox tall and Fryer. Cavendilh-Rreet, Oxford•tireet ; Oro of the Prin z :ta n; etc Cambridge Chronicle, Bury Foil, Ipfwich journal, sNor:ulk Chrerdcle, NorwLh Mercury, az:l .-4.int!zzril Journal; it the R..m. Newmarket ; White Hart March; Crown, Down- Sam ; Duke's Head, I.yrni ; Role and Ctuwu,'Wientaeb ; Red .I.lon. Caotkid6c ; and at Garraw4s. TICTUALLING.OPFIOE, Ave 6, Ms I'HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING XIS AMY IS7rs NAVY, b bfrelpy give Nat*, That on Wctlnefday the stth of September next, they will be only to ox, ire Tcaders in writing (fcaled up) for filth quantities of IRISH BEEF AND PORK, Of the IH.R quality, and to be cured in the curling feafon, as the refpctlise Merchants and Dealers may think proper to offer, one • lad part thereof to be packed up in half puncheons, one third part aid the remaining one third part in barrels; the latter •• • of the crelufivedefeription, containing Fifty-two four-pound to be delivered Into His Misjefty's Vietualling Stores I.hptford, Portfaimeh, and Plymouth, and into the Army Vie w:ming Store , . at St. Catherine's, in regular proportions of each de ttripth n of Cario by the period undermentioned, viz. Cot fourth of the whole, by the 13th of January, ? One ba'.f iif the I-tem:Ming quantity, by the 3 tft March, : lEc6. ,lad rmiaindcr, by the 30th June, And to be paid fur by Bills payable with interelt ninety days after date. The Condition , of the Contradt may be Peen at the Secretary's riE:e, at this Office ; or by applying to Kr. Dunftereille, Agent (re the Vidualling at Cork ; to the Colle&ors of his Majefty's cOorns at limerick, Belfaft, Newry. and Waterford; and to tl.e 1).11: Matter General at Dublin, refpedtioely. N. B. No fender for a Ids quantity than Soo Tierces Will be accrpted. o n,;asl talk tad to any eerier is which the price AO sot is iv frt4l in vo,rde at !eogth. or that jball sot be delivered to the Board hOre vs L. the 'ail Wedoefda, the 26th el Settnekr *ext, air re* the lofts sr& wales the texas, or fosse segos sw his behalf, glade te Jeftrer wigs sailed fee. a•ZUMIT - R , lirw‘ . , - - I'''' .rki., 7'." * t" • , k W t o r :' r . 1 / 4 •••e • I . • , ~ • . •.• • . • 4.) a' • 1; •:. i ft ' 3 f 4 • _ , . ~ ~ t • 1 • , . ._. .... 411 / 4 . Pi i t . 1 4., 4-1 11:714 ( .e:.,‘ •'-- ' ‘ .:.„ • '. 1 .... .3 ,#.• •'. -- Oit* n ~„z , „ \ \......e. ..." ~ ..i. XI I . - 1 . 6 )21t4 4._ • . <_ -..2 •:-! 4 •:-.:t_ -- ' : I 4. 'el t: —l 'l. I s- - •V . . . . , • . -....,/ _ 3 .... alarST: I OS* - • : . . t BDUCATIOIQ ; 7,; 4 ... 4 .4fAiteirocii.l 'FE W MILES ritotatto*Dthr. -- - - THE Terms for Board, With:ng, Ind Tutiloti, • Andeding Faigldh, Writing, Aritinktie, liteneh, Latin. 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The Hamlungh Contorift is uniVertally allowed to be the moft warred and Cnniprefietilive Syftem of Exchanges that has ever yet hem puhliilkel, and its accuracy has, on the piefent occarion, been carefully verified, not only by comparing ft with other Wurks in various kingtlages, but alto by fibmitting the princt;al Article to experienced Merchants of the refpeelive Countries to which thy& ankles relate. Among the numerous and important additions here introduced, are new Allays of the principal Current Coins, (intended as a tle• vidon and continuation of Sir Kale Nesettie's Table of Arat) by which the intrinhe Par of Exchange is determined, Fac-fimiles of the Coins are likewife given. . . The Author has permifflon to Bete, that the Coins are reledied, collated, and approved, and leveret other ufeful documents fur nilhed for this Publication by Joust Huseaxe, Efq of the Bul lion Office, Bank of England; and the Mays made by lkostivr Bt at. cv, Efq. th 4 King's Aray Matter of the Mint. 'l'o be publilbed by Subfcription. The price cannot at prefer* be prec,fely afeertained ; but it will net eiceed Three Gnineasl . and the Charge to Subferibers will be Half a Guinea ids • than to 'the Public.—No Money is requiied until the Delivery of the Work. Subfcritsen Names Ere received by the principal Bookletleriof the tini•ed Kingdom. It will .ippeur by the Lift of Subfcribers, which Is Monty to be printed. that this Work Is patronized and encourhged, not only . hy the firlt Mtn:audit Hooks, but alto by the BANK 05 ENG LAST INDIA Cobirgoir, arid the BnAlin'ot TRADIC PRICE ti; :-PENCE. LOYAL JENNERJAN SOCIETY, FUR THE : XTERMIo • NATION OF THE SIVIALI. POL. - AT s Joint COnie: :nee )frid ,Ip .he 4 th of. joy, - a Soy. betmeel the Beerd of Diridon ..ad MetfiCil Cohndt, • at the Central Houfc of the Societj, ih Salitburv4nuaec, - .'. . THOMAS BFRNARLI, kiq VP. in. the Chair. tra i rrox d ::;t 3 h t t li tlt n Flßl . s ill of " tbi the late ity ii•• s 4increare w er broc cadis. I" ; i by the vegetate */ Small Pox Inoculation bving coutin...d to the great injury of the Community. . ' 1 Refolved unanimoullyi That while li e have priof from variol. , .: pats of the Cootitinn that by the general adoption of the Cow Pox llnoculation, that fatal and .oathfenne difeate,the Small Poi night fee wholly exterminated, we have RBI oceation, In this enlightened euuntry; to lament the fatal raltagei of this diforder wiling firelll ithe practice of Small -Pox Inoculation • Reolved unanimotiffr, That while this prat ice Is publicly per. mined and encouraged, it is in vain' to coed that any efforts to exterminate the Small Pox can be fuccefsfuL Radioed uoanlmoufly, Thit in the opinion of this Meeting. no thing Mort of Legilladve enadment. esa effeetttally redress this pernicious praelce, and that it is mulhey to apply to Parliament for Oak porpote. • • - • ... • Ca nimies Refoned unaniaamdly.' That a of twelve Members, eonalting of fix of each Board, be for the purport .of taking the molt effedual aselliwei, - by •• to Parliament, lar othervrife, in order to raffia the .release police within fuck boon& as may appear neceffary for proalsabithepublic fafety. T. BERNARD Chairman.. , i '. • ••• .: • COUNTY OF ROSS • ' . IT virtve of an Aft gaffed io the lea Segi , m of , •parliament, kidded " An Ad for affetilig the Proprietors of. Lands in the County of Rofs, towards the expellee of makirg and . fupporting Inch* Roads and Bridges therein as lull be approved of by the Commlilloons appointed by an Aft patted In the forty-third year of his preterit Majefty, for making Roads and b Aiding . BtidgeS in the Highlands of Scotland ;" and in confequenee of * Refoltrtion of tbc CommiSonera midst the faid recited Aft of date the 9th slay of Tidy current ; together with the Plans. Elevations and Eitinrates of the llridgds intended to be built over the Rivers Connan and Orrin having been tranfmitted to me as Convener, I bersby fununon a General Meeting of the Heritors of the Lid County (as well as the Heriton in the Counties of Cromarty and Nairn, whore lands are locally fituateti i I the County of Rofs), or the Commilfioners or Faelors of fuch Heritors having ipecial ori ginal powcn to ad for theeneto be held at Dingwall on Thurfday the sth day of September next. This being the heft Meeting an. kr the Adi, it is expected that a full attendance will be given, *titularly as the fates of the above Bridges are then to be finally ' letennined. WALTER ROSS, Convene! of the County of Rots. Nig& ist74" IaGS. - •-• •., • • •• r - To THE CLEKOY. • 'IV be LET, a neat Parfonage Houfe, with an eXcerle;it Garden, fileafantly Gtuated, in a Southern County, i t Air Miles train the Sea, of which ft has a full view; is very ellgl bk for a Ch-riltuan with a (mall Family, who would wilh to or !intake a pare only of the Parochial Duty, as any fuch arrange pent may be made. Thaltpads Are good, and a daily Pon paffes through the Village. . Letters addrdred to A. B. at Mr. Whiteave's, No. 30, Fleet.; ftreet, Loridon, will be forwarded to the Advettifer. AUSSIA. . . . ~ _ • ' St. Patient:itOn, JULY 6.—The ceremony o t laying the firft Rene of the new Exchange of St. Pe: terlburgh took place yetierday. .This ceremony, fo l'• important in itfelf in the city where three-fourth* of . the'commerce of ItutOaSiconcenteted, and whit!) hat, iurnithed for the lall year; by imPOrtation and . expot-, tation, an eichange of five millions of roubles ;•thid ' ceremony was was of neceffity extfentely folemn and &Ealing. The Emperor arrived at three o'clock in '• Re afternoon, on horfeback, .accompanied by big i 1 oyal Highnefs the Grand Mce CoNstimes, and a great number of Getieral Offices*. Al the Trope tial family arrived at the fame time from Paiwlowfici. ' There had been crated Oar .the fpot, where thefirfk Hone was to be laid, a large tent, to receive thee Au. gull perfonages, arid fotti Deputies of Commerce were Rationed there to receive them.. . After the Archbithophad bleffed the plaCe and the atfißanti, they carried two plates of Silver gilt i I on the one was engraved the year of the foundation of the Exchange, and. on the other the then price current of merchandifes; to be tranfinitted to polle. lily. ' They laid there two plate's 'in an hexagon (lade of granite, excavated for the purpofe. Ott ' there his Imperial *jelly laid medals of gold, each r individual of his aug . uR family placed one of Ram 1 and the Mailer Mafrinlaid on the coveringe wiiidt , hefattened with cement • They then prefented to the Emnerot a vale of Myer with Tome mortar, and li g ' little volithed lone, a. trowel and a mallet of fitetv,• : with which he confolidated this lone. AlltbelOther':r perfons of his finish followed his example, ari4,,„ went through the fame ceremony. The Mailer Ma: fon then advanced, and built up in an. intlant, in the pretence of all the Court, the Rona of granite, ..., with all the Hide tones which were !airlift it. When -, this ceremony was finithed, all•ths..lmperial Family ' went to a hall, crated for the purpofe, elegantly ori,. naniented, in which was laid a table foe 2 5 0 covers... ) They were received by all .the Ruffian and Foreign 'Merchants then in Peterfburgh. This' table war" arral with all the famptueurnefs, snagnifikenceo and good tale imaginable. The deficit was of the-:• tared fruits, =one which were confpiettaus two i ! I chcr;i tr,e., fo laden that the branches could hardly fapport the weight. The entire hall refembled a foperb parterre. The Count de Ifcheremitoff pre- - 1 ' fenced to the merchants for this occafion a beautiful i fervicc of porcelain, and there was a band ofexquititis ,f. imink. Toe fir! toaft diank was " The health of the, Emperor," which was cheered with acclaniations of I joy from every heart. The Emperor then propofed'' t " Prnfperity to Commerce, and Happinefe to a Z Merchants." This moment was fo much the motek r affc6ing, as it was impotfible to behold without enso4,; l Lion the Emperor furrounded by his family, in the midll of aft the merchants of his empire,*hofe bap'. pinefs he audied with every panble care and attknO tion. It was, indeed, impothble to fee this Ilene& cent Monarch partaking the joy which he infpired iti : all' his faithful lubje&s,withont being moved to team. The Emperor in the evening went to the Rawl ' Opera, where was 'performed the Int Ale Pri n c e : The medal (truck on this occafien is a cheid'anirs ' of art of the famous Lebrecht. OR one fide is a per: feel refemblance of the Emperor :the other reprefenti • the. front of the New Exchange; with this infcriptioni •Devig•insioffrO. Ricbes'are the offspring of indult:l..' The new promenade which the Emperor culled to he built is now finithed. It is impotlible to imagine any' thing more beautiful thatethe nut d'ail this pedents. . • , ". . r 'm Sit tow IT AtiCITON; By Ordirof the Hohodrhble the Coltoillfilkii of 66 Majeltft Cuftoms, on Monday the sgth do of Amok :Soy, at the Cußom Houfe, Tenby, "I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS; tik goo Gallons Brandy: : 70 Ditto Rum. t6O Ditto Geneva. • 17 Ditto Port Wine. 8 Ditto Sherry Ditto. The Spirituous Liquors to he fold to Private Perfons only. S4c to begin at t t o'clock in the hlornink. •idle• MO VICWCO. WUXI IttiVlC Of use tenants, ants particulars Known r . . Onsiti., No. 61. Broad-ftreet. _ POLDHAftf, NEAR DOWNHAM, NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's, on Friday, September 13; at is ecloac, *A VALUABLE FREE HOLD ESTATE, coin .l- x prifing two defirable Fen Farms, fituate at Fordham, two miles from Dowoham, in the county of Norfolk, containing toge ther 767 acres of rich Land, in a ring fence, w.tb two farm houfes, barns, and outbuildings, in good repair, let t. Meffrs. Brown and Goldfmith, refpotiEble tenants, at tents amounting to 5751. lot.per annum. May be viewed, with leave of the tenant., ten days preceding the file, and particulars then had at the pukes Head, Lyon; Lamb, Ely ; Crown, Dovruham ; Ram, Newmarket . • Bull, Bar ton Mills; King's Held, Norwich; at Gallaway's; and of Mr. Smith, No. 6s, Broad itrert.