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i • 2 ,AM.....-A V... %' I 1 1 r \ 4 4 P . 4 N ?'- v . 1111 I I X .0.,•10' "" T t r ' lei rE ; l 4 olP . ; 04 ' L. •LP 4 .44 : - . 4 • Z : 0.:40 9 NUMBER 4212 3 To the HIGH SHERIFF of tLe COUNTY of KENT. lIR, Louden, May 14, dos. WE, the underfigned, requeß the favour of you to convene a Meeting of the County of Kent, to confider of an Added. to be prefented to his Majelty, in eon fcquenee of the happy reiteration of Peace to this Country, and that you win pleafe to appoint as early a day for that purpofe as . ou conveniently can.—We have the honour to be, Your rnoft obedient (errant*, ROMNEY, • SONDES. SYDNEY, EDW KNATCHBULL, HEN. HAWLEY, WM. Or• ARV, It HAWLEY, Jun. JOHN TOKE, LEON. BARTHOLOMEW, GEO. WATSON. HOR. MANN. WM. TWOPENNY, JOHN CALCRAFT. . MINEYWOOD. JOHN G. SHAW, ACOB SAWKINS, JAMES WILDMAN, J. LARKING. In compliance with the above requifition. !do hereby appoint a Meeting to be holden at the Bell Inn, Maidflone, on Man da- the 24th day of May llama, at twelve o'clock at non. Brook-Erect, THOMAS GODFREY, Sherif. May t 7, dot. LLOYD'S COFFEE-HOUSr, May 18.1802. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB. SCRIBFRS for the Erection of a STATUE of the Right Hon. WILLIAM prrr, tate Fiat Lord of the Tres fury. and Chancellor of the Exchequer, for the diftinguilhed Services which he has rendered to his Country during the enurfe of his able and upright Adminiltration, JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN, Efq. in the Chair. Retched, That the Money fubfcribcd and to be fabkrated for the shore purpote, (ball be vefted in Trultees, to b e h e r e _ d'er appointed, to be applied by them in fuch manner as they ih .II think expedient in the Ereaion of a Statue or Monument to the Memory of the Right Hon. William Pitt, after his de mire, and in the mean time to accumulate. The Chairman having reported that the Money already re cit•ed has been laid out in the 3 per Cent,. Refolved, That the Paid Money, together with future Sabferipthinx, (hall for the prdeut be vetted in the Funds, in the names of Fart Spencer. J. J. Angerfteln, Thomas Bo- , :.u, r hr. Lord Vifcount Belgrave, and Samuel Thornton, rni. M. P. . Refolved, That the Subferiptinn mall continue open only for a limited time. to lqiseteaßer fpecified. Refolved. That a Genrral Meeting of the Subfcribers Dull he held on Thurfday, the 3d of June, at the London Tavern, at Twelve o'clock precifely, to confirm or alter the above Re: fotutions. Refolved, That the Thanks of the Meet* be given to the Chairman. Amount of Suhfcriptions advertifed, 32361. 191. Rohert Laing North I.ord Bdgrave 13 10 Shields s j Arthur Young 5 5 fit John Barrington 10 10 The Rev. Dr. Santa to to The Rev. Richard Har- The Bilhop of Landes ar 0 Aaron s s Mrs. Pitt,of Mortlake s s John Smyth, M.P. to to Brown and Whiteford to to Sir R. B. Johnitone, Richard Hughes 5 S Bart. Xt 0 Thomas Aria 5 5 Lady JAnflone to so William White, High- Chrift. Saville, M. P. to to bury phee 5 5 Albany Saville to to Wm. IFrafer, Queen's- George Smith, George- tquare In to ftreet, to 10 The Hon. and Right Augullus Felten to to Rev. Lord Bang of Richard Howard to to latchheld and Co- Fir R. S. Cotton, Bt. to to ?entry 21 0 Witham Lock 10 10 N. IL Suhferiptions continue to be received by Bennett sad White; at the Bar of this Coffee-honie; aid at the Bolters in honcho, WeitmloitAx, and the Borough of South 'end. ROMAN CEMENT. MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankftde, South • wark, manufacture CIM&W M for Building in Water, which far furpstres in utility Dutch Terras, or tiny wher kind of h! , ,rtar. It gives to all kinds of Brick, or Stone Work, anlincommon degree of flrength and cohelion. It feta tinder water, (nun becomes as hard as Bone, and may be ex pored even to the adtice of the Lea without injury. In an Buildings, theracre, intended to refit or contain water, this Cement may be Wed with tinnier advantage : or it may ha lowered with lime and fail to any delirable degree, for com mon They a'f prelipre STUCCO fat caring Buildings with, of the fate ha'al and dikable nature as the Ccmcot. It preferves the scans from wet and damp, and may be executed fo as com pletely to nimble Stone, at a very moderate expence. Flat Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stoucs, cheaper than natural t.tecte. FRENCH BOOKS. This day was publithed, 8 TTri.r.mENT an CATALOGUE des LITRES Flt tvcoss, qui fe accident dwz T. Boost, N 0.4, Broad f. rcer, 11:y. Where maybe had, juft imported. Revolution Francois, ou Analyfe du Moniteurt 4 vols. folio, er 6 volt. eta with Plates, 141. without Plates, 71. Next month will he publifhed, A h:rw elitists, in One Volume, isms, of Pratique de fOrateur Francois, ou Choi: des Pieces ze Urea des mdikurs Poets et Profaseurs, &c. ate. Pas T. le Noir. INTF.NDED BRIDGES IN WALES. This day syrre publilhed. illuilrated with Phtes, price 23. IMPAkTIAL THOUGHTS on the intended !MIMI'S over the Alma: and Conway, with remarks on the different plans now io contemplatim, for improving the e ennraniration ht-tweer t..trit Briton and Irdand,through the an..cipality of la ales • to which are prefixed Sketches of the Bridges, and a Map of the Roods. By a Uplift Gotta:ram Patna fix John Stu, ktiate, tax, Of whom may be had, A fr.? rt.maining Co7i.-s of etc Hiitory and Proceeding' of Parliament, from to z%ioa haluilee. with State Papers from the commenanneet to the doh. of the War, in 97 Vols. Price half bound 64L cgs. 6d. TAI3ES DORSALIS, AND 'lllll DI:CASES OF THE SEMINAL }UNCTIONS, Ste. Pradtical Effort and Remarks on the Tabor Dorfalis. This day war publiitted, Price ss. in large Odtavo, bound in Boards, the Second Edition, with very con fi derable addi tions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on that fpeeies of Confumption incident to Youth, and the &reran Stapes of Life, commonly called Tahes Dorraris; with an Jecount of the nature, cedes. and cure of that Dittempyr; dernonitrattug its baneful (-treat on the flora fund:inns of 'he Animal Economy, including the Weeks selling therefrom; specially the Nervous Atrophia, the Evoncitatis, amt the hhito, or Confumptiun in gtn, r.d. With Hiltorie....l Cafe: ri.:- Raring ta the Author'. Praaire durh,r the laft fututom Years By H. ST. JOHN N EA LE, (411eivr of the Royal A .asty of Surgery, in Paris; of the lohrerGty at Leyden; and Surgeon, in Landon. formerly &neon Majo. to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry ; and the Royal Hofpitd, at Chatham.) It°4l by 3. Walker, No. 44, Paternater-row ;I. Ridgeway, tart-erect, St. James ' s -ftpuire; and at No. 5 , Corner of r itultsftreet, Sohn. ~.F (1. 1 Particular ar.eolont ache nature and utility of the above 1 o ,,, rit. the Readers or.: referred to the Biographical, Litararf, Rod SciantiEs Myosins tar Jane, &Soo, from pgre u 6 to at g. GRAMMAR, VOCABULARY, and COMPOSMON. Jult paid*. [bed , A CONCISE ENGLISH GRAMMAR, corn. ptifed within a few pages, and deigned chicly for the ufe of Young Ladies; with a Vocabulary ; containing a copious feleftion at fach ukful words as are nut in general familiar to Youth ; arranged according to their parts of (perch, with their meanings. To which is annexed the ELEhIkNTS of COM POSITION, to promote their furtha• improvement in the Engulh Lanpage. • Sold by Ridgway, York•fireet, St. James's • Row, Great Marlborottah-ftreett Jones, Chapel-ftreet, Soho ; ; and by the Bookfellers in Cambridge, Hundtwdon, and St. Ives. Price ss. This day was publi flied, In one Volume. Quarto. price One Guinea in boards, with a Map of Scotland; having the Line of Separation between the Highlands and the Lowlands; alfo Plans of the Battles, and a Head of Clarks Stuart. from a Butt by Le Moine, (Dedicated by Perrniflion, to his MAJESTY), THE. HISTORY of the REBELLION, in the Year 1746. By JOHN HOME, Efq. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. This day was publifhed. Elegantly printed in two Vol.. Wavy, price 'Ss. in boards, MINSTRELSY OF THE SCOTTISH! AV.". BORDER: Confining of Hiftorical and Romantic Bal. lads, colledted in the Southern Counties of Scotland; with a few of Modern Date, founded upon local Tradition. With an Introduellon and Notes by the Editor, WALTER scarr, Efq. Advocate. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand; and fold by Manners and Miller, and A. Conftable, at Edin burgh. This day was publiiised, in (Maws, price pt. in boards, TE HISTORY of FRANCE, Civil and Mi litary, Ecciefiallical, Political, Literary, Commercial, &c. &c. from the time of its Comm& by Clovis, A. D. 45 6 . By ALEXANDER RANICEN, D. D. Onc of theMiniftera of GLlfbow. Volume the Fiat Printed for T. Cadet, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. •.• The Second Volume, which includes the period from the Deatis of Charkmagnc, A. D. 814, to the Aecefftort of Hugh Capet, A. D. 987, is in the profs, and wiU be publithed during the prefent month. This day was publithed, In One Volume (Mayo, price Bs. in boards, A new Edition (being the Third) of ASURVEY of the TURKISH EMPIRE. In which are confidered, I. Its Government, Finanics, Mi litary and Naval Pone, Religion, Hiftory, Arts, Sciences, Manners, Commerce, and Popuhttion.--11. The State of the Provinces, including the Ancient Government of the Crint'far tars, the Subjettion of the Greeks, their Efforts towards Eman cipation, and the Intereft of other Nations in their &leafs The Caufes of the Decline of Turkey, and thole which tend to the Prolongation of its Exiftenee, with &Development atilt Political Syftcm of the late Emprefs of The Bri- Rib Commerce with Turkey, the Necelaty of abolilhing the Levant Company, and the Danger of our (earantine Regula tions. With many othir important particulars. By W. ETON, Efq. Many years rcildent in Turkey and in Ruffs. Printed for T. Cara, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. This day was puldiflted; Elegantly printed in Quinn, andinitiated by a Chart, and numerous other Engravings of Views, dtc. price al. as. in boards, (de dicated by PermiSon to Sir Jos rea RA Cs, tart. K. R. P. .3.) N ACCOUNT of a GEOGRAPHICAL and ASTRONOMICAL EXPEDI TION to the Northern Parts of RUSSIA, for afeertaining the Degrees of Latitude and Longitude of the Mouth of the River Kovima; of the whole Coat of Tlbutiki, to E 4 Cape; and of the Wands in the Engem Ocean, ltretching to the American Coen. Performed by command of tier Imperil Maji.ny Catherine tl.e Second, Fanprefs of all the Ruffles, bj.Commodore Jofeph Billings, in the years 1785 to 1794. The whole narrated from the original Papers. By MARTIN SAUER, Secretary to the Expedition. Printed for T. Cadell, Jun. and W. Davies, Strand. ..• A kw Copies on Royal Paper, with early impreffiotts of the Plans, price 31. 3 e. in boards. This day w. s publiflted, Elegantly printed in Two Volumes, with a Portrait of the Author, price zos. 6d. in boanb, A New Edition, being tbe Third, of POEMS, by the Rev. SAMUEL BISHOP, A. M. late Head Mailer of Merchant Taylors' School. To whieh,are prized,Memoirs of bis Life. By the Rev. THOMAS CLARE, A. M. Printed for T. Cadet!Jun. and W. Davies,Stramd ; T. Payee, at the Mews (Date and J. Sflawilluth In the Poultry. tie Thefe Poems, which have already obtained an efts bliAed reputation, are now pubdibed In Inch a form as may render them a proper prefent for Young Perfons. Some of them are religious all moral, and many convened by a natu ral Vein of Pledantry, which renders them attradtive.-- Tmchem . will find them particularly adapted to the Inttrodtion of their Pupils,in the difficult Art of reading Vette. No two Volumes of the fame flu contain fo many Leona proper for that purpofe. There is in them ahnoft every variety of metre; and they arc diftinguifited by a Rythm defignedly calculated to correct that Tone, with which Learners are apt to recite Poe try, and which is often inereafed by the monotony of modern Verfiacation. Whoever can read Sifhoes Poems well, is qua hfied to do inflict to any Compofitions of that kind in the Englifh Language. This day were publifhed. Elegantly printed in One Volume Quartc,iltuftrated hy Twen ty-one Portraits, many of witich ham never been before en graved, Price 31. 3s.in Boards, MEMOIRS OF HORATIO LORD WAL POLE; fekdted from his Correfpondenee and Papers, and conucdted with the Hittory of the Times from 1678 to 1757. By WILLIAM COXE, M. A. F.A.S. F.A.S. Refine of Bemerton. Printed fnt T. CadeU, jun. and W.Davics, Strand. ••• A few Copies on Royal Paper, Price 3L se. in boards. Aiabovc may alto be bad, by the fame Author, a. Memoirs of the Lite and Adminiftration of Sir Robert Walpole, F.ari of Orford. With original Correfpondence and authentic Papas neva before publifbal. 3 Vol.. aro. 3i. Iss. in boards. a. The fame Work, without the Correfpoodenec and Papers. 3 Vol.. Svo. 11. 44. in boards. 3. Travels in Switzerland, and the Country of the Organ. Fourth Edition, with an Hiflorieal Sketch, and Notes on the late Revolution, 3 Vol.. Sao. 11. ys. in Boards : or on Royal livo. .with Smith's Views, al. 25. in Boards. A few Copies in a Vols. Imperial eta. with Smith's Views, 61. 6s. in Boards. Some Copies of the Hiltorical Sketch, and additional Notes arc printed in eta. for the purchafers of the glarto Edition. los. 6d. in Boards. 4. Travels in Poland, Rutda, Sweden, and Denmark. sth Edition, with Corredions and confiderable Additions. 5 Vols. Bvo. illuftrated by Charts and Engravings. al. ss. in boards. t S. An Hißorkal 'four in Monmouthlhire. Rharated with Views by Sir Richard Hoare, Bart. engraved by Byrne and other eminent Artifts ; Portraits, a new Map of the County, and Plans of Roman Stations, Towns, Caftks, and Ancient Encampments, its Vela...to. Price 41.45. in Boards. WEDNESDAY, MAT 19, 1802 On Saturday nett will be publithed, price Bs. In Boards, Viith three highlrfinigard Engravings, by J. Miran, front Original Daigt T HE PLEASURES OF SOLI T UDE : Second Edition. With other Poems. By P. COURTIER. London: Publited by F. and C. Ri‘irgtott, No. 62, St. Paul's Churchyard ; and J. Hatchard, No. moo, Piccadilly. Lately publiilicd, in Quarto,. price 12s. boards, REMARKS, Critical and MiccEllaneous, on the Clam r NTA rs of Sir WILLIAM BLACKSTONE. By JAMES sEIIOWICK, Efq. Barrilter at Law. " With there Critical and hlifcellaneotts Remarks we have been much pleated. Mr. Scdgwick, wilt, is a warm friend to the prefect Conftitntion, and often employs the Commentaries as the text of his own opinions, examines a variety of pofitions with peculiar aeutenefs and no common peek-then, while he ex preffes both his fentintents and (*jetfoils With accuracy, and with a luminous defame. Few writers can ftand the o :mil of loch critical 4cutnett."--Extradt from the Carricm. ltaviaw for November. Printed for Clarke and Son, Portugal-Brew; Butterworth, Fleet•freet ; and other Bookteikrs. This day was publillicd, peke se in board% (Dedicated, by Permiffion, to his Royal Highnefs dig:fame! of WALES), ATREATISE on the DISEASES of HORSES : in which the various Ciao and Symptoms are plainly and accurately delineated, and a Method of Cure recommended, conformable to Pradical Obfervations and Ex perience.--To the Work is fuhjoincd an Appendix, containing a variety of efficacious and Maul Preferiptions. By JOHN DENNY. Surgeon: Veterinary Surgeon to his Majefty's Tenth, or Prince of Wales's awn Regiment of ljght Dragoons. Lordon I Printed for the Author; and fold by Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard; Robinfons, Paternoitcr-row ; Egerton, Whitehall; Nicol, Pall• Mall; and Carpenters, Old Bond-!trot, [PRICE SIX-PENCF. BOARD AND LODGING IN PRANCE. AN Englith Lady and Gentleman, who have •no landly, with, for the fake of Society, to accent:lm . date a Cadman and his Wife, of their own •Nation,or a Their Houk is beautifully Ltuated near the public Ro..d :)e -tworn Dunkirk and Lille, poffefiblit every elegance and e, 'nye nicnce of a Rural Life.—• None but Perfous of the brit rep. need apply, and Letters, with ml Nam: and Poll-ped, will be atu.inted to, addreffed A. B. l'uft.Oflice, Dover, and where further Particulars will he kr.aum. CAPITAL mAssiop HOUSE, COLCHNSTkit. TO BE LET furidlhea by the Moth or Year, A COMMODIOUS auci extentive Manfion- Houfe wit► P/eafure Grounds, Green-Soule, Hot-houfe (well Rocked with Pines), Gardcn, now it. the high& tion, and abounding with choice Fruit Tre:s of every dckrip tion, Bowline-green, Coach-houfes, and Stahiing for Six I-Lorca, with about Three Acres of good Patton: Laud. The whole Pranifes arc in exceeding good Repair, and de lightfully fituated.on Ealt Hill, in the mutt pleafant Part oldie Town of Cokhcfter, (which is univerfally edtbratcd for lalu brity of Air.) commandingan extenfive and delightful Prufpett of the farrounding Country, and arc in every relpe.`t calculated for the relldenee of a large gcntud Fatuity. Immediate Poffeffion mil , be had i the " Premifes may be viewed, and ftitther Particulars had, by application to Mears. Sutton and Hedge, Solicitors, Cokhcfler. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE—TIM - MS of BLISWORTH. TO BE LhT BY AUCT:ON—By Mr. KIRSHAVr. On Monday the 24th day of May, teoz, between the hours of three and five in the afternoon, at the Peacock Inn, North. hatnptou, upon Leale for three Years (in one Lot), LL the GREAT and SMALL TYTHES wiring within the Parifh of Blifworth, in the County of Northampton. The Pan& confilis °kw* tbuufaod Acres, et thaeabouts, of excelkin Laud, chkfly Arable, and in good cultivation; and the T‘matti will have the ufc of a large Ts the Barn. Lf twnrth is diflant five miles from Northampton, and four from Toweeftert—The fit anon c,tirablc, as the Grand Jundlion Canal pallets through It. • For further particulars, apply to Mr. Rice, Solicitor, Dufour place, Soho ; Mt. Currin, lilifworth ; ur the Audlioneer, in Northampton. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, near BRISTOL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on the Pranifes, By JOHN EARGUS, On Thurfday, the tcth day of June next, between the Hours of One and Two in the Afternoon-•—tn One Lot, ALL that truly Defirable and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate at Stoke Bifhop, about at Miles from Briftol, in the Para of Weitbury, and County of Gloucetter, and late the rill:rice of Mm Hsaroau, de coded, Nit now the property of EDWARD WIS., Efq. Conftfting of an exceeding good Brick-fronted Dwelling- Houfe, with Double Coach-Houfe, and Stabling for so boric.; Barns, Cow-houfcs, Sheds, and other attached and detached Mew ; large waled-in pleafurt, fruit, and kitchtniardens ; and OrchanUug, covered with Fruit-trees of every ddeription , and now in full lkal:ing: together with 64 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land : and about Three Acres of Cop pice Wood; jo Acres of which arc let to Mr. Jacob &urge. for the Term of Twelve Years, Ten of which are unexpired ; : nd to Acres to Mr. Miles, as Tenant at will ; the rift is in had. The whole is within a Ring Fence, Is sell Tinatitsci sal Tithe-free. It is molt delightfully floated, comtkatitlint pidondque profpeas of ale River and of Blake Oink, Cook's Folly, and 41 the beautiful forrounding country ; which added to its proximity to Briftol, and the number of Oenticrnek's Seats in the neighbourhood, mutt resider it truly do cable to 1 any one witting to purchafe a beautiful country ReSdence The Eftate may be viewed by Application en the Itronifes, 1 and further Particulars known by application to Edward Webb, Efq. at No. sp. Belle-vue, Clifton ; or to the Broker, at Nu. 3. Cadie-ditch, Briftol. GWL•RSYLLT PARK., DENBIGHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Pyed Duli,inChelter, on Monday the Lath Day of jute nett, between the Hours of Four and Six in the Aftesnoon, fulsket to fuck Conditions as will be then produced, A VERY &limbic FREEHOLD ESTATE,' called GWERSYLLT PARK; comprifing a capital Mudloo-houfe of modern Strut:lure • hot and cold bath ; fuit able and commodious attached and :Washed Offices; 4 Pews in Oresford Cluirch; Stabling for 20 Hoeft' ; Coach-haute for three Carriages; Granary,Pigeno-bate, complete Farm-yard, with in Ox-pen for 12 Oxen ; two very produdive vrdiett Gardens, His-bode, Grecs-haste, an excellent Varrn-houfe, and about 470 Acres of Land of the firft quality ; and every convenience to form a comfortable and elegant Refidence fee a Family of diltiticlion. The Maniion-houfe is upon a good plan ; the Drawing-room 33 feet by as, and the Eating-mum 24 feet by 20. The Park comprifes 546 Acres of excellent Land ; is ' walled round, excepting on the EaR fide, where the river Al len, the heft Trout itreani in North Wales, is the boundary.— The pleafure Grounds were arranged under the diredion of the late Mr. Eames; yet are they much Ids indebted ta Art than Nature, being univerfaUy allowed to compote one of the molt del sinful and pianrefque Scenes in the Principality. There is Coal under the greatdt part of the Land. Gwerfyllt Park is fituated In a beautiful, rich, and populous Country, add in an exceedingly good Neighbourhood, three Miles from the Pad% Church of Gresford, Mlles from Wrexham, where there are two good Markets every Week, and a Daily Putt from London, and t t Miles from Chefter. The Premiks may be viewed after the asth init. and further Particulars may be had by applying to Mars. Philpot, Son, and Stone, Red Lion-fquare, London ; or to Mr. Humberlton , Friars, Clefter, where Maps of the Eltate may be ken. NEW AND USEFUL PUBLICATIONS, By T. FORTUNF, In a neat pocket rue, fold by T. Dooley, No. 4, Old Brine fired ; Symonds, Paternofter-row ; and may be had of all other Bootlaces. Juft publithed, the Third Edition, price as. 6d. Dedicated, by permitlion, to the Bank Directors, AConcife and Authentic HISTORY of the BANK of ENGLAND; with Dillatations on Metals and Coin, Bank Notes, and Bills of Exchange. To which is added, their Charter. Second Edition, price ts. 6d. with coo ilderable Additions. Alfo, price is. 6d. New Edition, An Alphabetical Lift of a the Country Bankers railing In England, Scotland, and Wales, with the Names of the Bankers in London, upon whom they draw, carefully correded ; with a feparate Lift of the Bankers of Dublin and London, Duties on Bills of Exchange, 8:e. Alto a few Copies remaining, price is.6d. of An Epitome of the Stocks and Public Funds. Containing every thing neceffary to be known for pettedly underftanding the nature of thofe Securities, and the mode of doing bands therein. To which is annexed, a Copious Equation Table. CAPITAL ESTATES, WARWICKSHIRE, LINCOLN SHIRE, and ESSEX. TO DK SOLD BY AUCTION, In the twee of the enfulug Summed, A VERY valuable and compact rreehold and Copyhold Eltate; conflating of two Farms adjoining each other, the one called HIGH-HOUSE FARM, and the other the HALL FARM, containing together 343 A. I R. is P. of-Arable, Meadow and Palture Land, in high cultivation. with pod Farni-hos;fes and convenient Outbuildings bchaiging to each, fituate in the parifk of Rowington, in the county of A SALUTARY BREAKFAST. I Warwick; diitant front Warwick about 4 miles, and front Fir. LEE ROE's ENGLISH COFFEE. mingham 13 miles —Together with the • tlreat 'tithes of the 'PHIS COFFEE, which is a Balfamic of-the parith of Rowingto n, b ein g u p wards of tlloo Arrca. he molt excellent Nature, extrafted from the choice aro. whole of which Prcmifes are row in the occupation of Mr. made Plants and Herbs, and from the molt falubrious Barks, William Wells, under a Late which will expire at Lady-day, has, during an Experience of near 30 Years, eftablillied its ex- 180.5. traordinary Efficacy in Canfumptive Habits, and proved bleb' Alfo, ade &able Freehold Eftate callcd TULL EY's F.tR ; one of the greaset Reftoratives and Prtfervatives of Hed•h confifting of a Farm-houfe and other Buildings in good rcp.dr, ever yet difcovered. It has affo the SanEtion of many eminent and about 267 A. tR. t 8 P. of Arable. Meadow. Pasture. men of the Faculty, particularly the °Lite Dr. Fothergill, who and Maras Land. &awe in the pariihes of Ho: wach and Fleet, prefcribed it in Confumptive and Nervous Complaints. as well in the county of Liazolti; diftant from SpAldicz 8 noise's, and as in Coughs of long Banding, Althmas Tremors. Palpitations from Wifbeuch 17 miles. Part of which is in Leaf.: to Mr. of the Heart, Ste. It is much recommended to thole of Weak • James Cole, and the raft let to him is Tenant from year to Commotions, with whom Tea does not agree, as it is more • year. nourifhing than Sago and Jellies, and will not offend the molt I Alfa. a very eligible Freehold and CopyboLl Farm, ca11...4 delicate Stomach. It is to be taken for Breakfadt, as Tm or CLAVEREND FARM a confiding of a Farm-houfe, and foreign Coffee, and is very pledant to the Palate. about 3t6 A. R. 30 P. of Arable andPalture Land, fituate Sold, by Appointment of the Proprietor, in Caniftets, Price in lie parillies of Wendell, Littlebury P . Arkfdon, Ntwport. la 9d.. each, Duty included, by Mr. Newbery, No. 43, St. and Saffron-Walden, in the county of 11E s, iu the occupation Paul's • Mr. Tutt, at the Royal Exchange; Metres. Bayley and of Mr. Robert Ktmpton, who is Tenant from year to year. Blew, ' Cockfpur-ftreet; Mr. Wades, Old Bund-ftreet; Mr. ' The Lat.d-Tax of a!lthe Mittel) is redeemed jeboult, No. tso, and Mr. Pidding, No. 76. Oxford-ftreet ; Particulars may be had of Mr. W.L.e Blanc, No a. Mill- Mr. Ward, No. 234, Holborn ; and NIL Clark:, No. 269, mw-iireets Bedford-tow. Union; IA et Mr. Fuiliamts, Borough. Gloucelter. On Monday the 3t ft of May will he publifhed. The Four flat Valiancy of the NAVAL CHRONOLOGY; or aft HISTORL CAL SUMMARY of NAVAL and MARITIME EVENTS, from the time of the Romans, to the Dautitive Trcaty of Puce in tllox. With an Appendix. 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