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Gregg and Corfield, Skinners'-11411, London, they fpcdtive Agents in the leveret Counties ; and the partit s ::Tired may hear of fomething to their advantage.—July 6, lBO2. arc rcquettcd to apply, for the Renewal of their Policies, on or MEETING of the Truftees of the SURREY the ufual fifteen days allowed before the sith of Julynext, as . . A and SUS3XX Roads, will be held at the Greyhound Inn, foi . payment, beyond the date of each Policy, will then expire. at Croydon , an Saturday, the t7th day of July, l aol, at June, 1802. SAMIIEL FENNING, ken. Secretary. ••• Attendance is given, daily, at the laid Offices, for the Twelve o'Clock at Noon, purfuant to the Refolution of the Affu e lance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships, in hit General Meeting, for the purpofe of confidering, fettling, Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Lori or Damage by and determining in what manner and proportions the furplus Fire; and alto for the Affurance of, and granting Annuities on of the Tolls and Monies belonging to this Trutt, Ball be ap- plied for the full Three years. , Li ves. GEORGE TIIEAKSTON , Clerk . . ' ...; N : ' 1 ,. 1. P,..11l Nine 7 ex air t r f A k aa ,;fi a , ilr f ar. If 3001" a l: laarjr ' are fpetice _l4, file A tireC ELECTION LAWS: r, This d:y was publiOsod, ht Or.e rshirrte OdtiVO, Pries us. 6d. boar& Os. hound, APRACTICAL DIGEST of the ELucTlOli I..tws —.By ROBERT ORME; (lithe Inner Ternpin, London: Printed fur R. Phetiey, Inner 'remple.laue; and J. Debrett, r a '• The Ratutcs and the deeilions of r, , ,ca committed, on the various hranehes of the law of padiamentary eloalon, - are arranged in this work, with a view to praellail ufe at EicOitclas and in Committee Rooms, relative to—;the the duty of returning officers on receipt of chitin:icor precept; pruCeeiling at the election ; and snaking the return—Rise giallo ficatiom, and perfoird and other difivisdifitations of elebora and the el eted—hribery and its confeitic one eons. plainlog of undue eleetions—thd sitintuter,Of„ int/ and rola eroding before fried conimltteestiie itilcs 'or dildenee pecu liariy applicable to proccedingi before committees. and.—coßi. •,' In the Appendix are a variety of 'lreful Precedcnis.—. And a full index is given to the whole. To the BI!ROF.SSFS of FLINT. RHUDDLAN, CAPJL. CAERGWRLE, and OVFRTON: Ani to the GENTLED/IM, CLERGY. and FREEHOLD- F.K.S, having lob:reit therein. Cr NT LFII,IIE PC, I !IR Etit)ME again to offer myfelf for the Ho f , - , ur of nprefenting you in Parliament. Ido not rely *von • f nwrit of my own for Incas, but upon the continuance of peated Favours and Fricndikip I have In often cape tacnci.d at your hands.-1 am, with the greateft refpetft, YUUT much obliged and faithfnl humble Servant. Poiliedw. June 30. WATKIN WILLIAMS. To tbc WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the CITY• or-ROCHESFER. GINTLIIMEN, O tell you, Brother rreernen, that this day is T the moll glorious of my life, is to tell you what every other fueerf‘fol Careiitiate has told you on liniilar ocealions. I niern not to trawl through th'r dell road of unvaried and uninewiin; profellion mall only thank thole, in the pure :51.1r : .t of Gratitude for their Suffrages, who have advanced me to tkr bight-ft (=mit of my ambition ; and refer thole who co pra every thin; from the Prornifes of the fortunate Candidate, to the declaration of theft Principles which I had thc honour of (braining to you, previous to my Canufs • Principles, which will teak, I unit, only with my elifturce.-1 have thc Honour to be, Brother Freemen, obliged and faithful fervant, Rochefter, Jnli 6, /Fos. JAMES HULKES. FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS WANTED. HE Trtt (tees of the New Crofs Turnpike Roads PQPE's " FORTUNA rE OFFICE," THE Exchange, dole by the Bank of Englsnd, do hereby give notice, that at a General Meeting of the raid Traftces, to be holden onlaturday the 31ft day this irdt. July,T HE FOL LOWING CAPITAL PRIZES at the Green Man, on Blackheath, they will be ready to borrow, were either Sold, Shared, or Regiftered. ana the Money and take up at intereit from fuck perfons as may he willing to paid on Demand, at this Office. in the preceding adiance the fame; any Saint of Money, not leis than Soot. or SIX LOTTERIES. nior: than suaot to be feeurcd by Mortgage of the Tolls arffing Ne. 3 0 79 8 £2,000 No. 30182 on the raid Roads, on whit!' there is at precept no Mortgage 23198 ao;000 6633 DebtrFurther particulars may in the mean time be had of 20,000 19467 July a, allos. EVERFST and MARTYR, loam 18'142 . Clerks to the raid Truftees, Greenwich. 2,000 45850 1,001 3 2 477 20,300 17630 a,cao 3 6 959 TO THE PUBLIC. • The approachbg Lottery, whether viewed in point of fad advantages, fuperior Arrangement of Scheme, or improved Syr tem of Drawing, bath powerful Claims to Public Attention. In Numbers of Tickets it is reduced from 60,000 to 24,000 only ; contains lcl Blanks than any preceding Lottery; the loweft Prizes (lot) exceed the Price of Tickets--and yet in Number and Magnitude of Capital Prizes, it challenges every former Lottery. It Draws ei2,ht days only—begins with a Prize of 30001. for the Firft-Drawn Ticket (Auguß a), and prefents a Capital every Morning, up to ta,oo<4 and za,ocol. Such being the judicious call of Scheme, rational difpofal of Prizes, and fuck the Important Advantages, that S. Pore con= ceives it a Duty to ['limit them to the conSderatlon of his Friends and the Public; and as a Lottery of Twenty-four Thoufand Tickets only admits but of little hefitation, he takes the liberty of recommending an sari) Purchafe. The Tickets and Sharcs are on Sale, in a Variety of Num bers, at this Orrice, having no Concern in any Provincial Lottery-Office whatever. WANTED TO RENT FOR .1 TERM OF YEAP.S, AHOUSE, fit for the Refidence of a Gen:k rnau's Family, in air., healthy, and clevzt.ll good Roils, and Neighbourhood, and tint vice-cling five nrtz Mike front a good Market and Yolt Town. A fruit FARM of 'so or soo acsea s of Land wilt be required ; and ago tjg eseiufivc right to (port over a Manor. Letters diredted, or application mile perfonally to Mr. loha Hinunan, No. sj, Norfolk-W=4 Strand, will be isttrattll 4 diately attended to. -, £lO,OOO - I ,COO - 20,000 - 3 Pm - 2,000 - 2,000 - 5 .CCO - 1,000 22279 - 16140 - 31831 - 15518 - 41908 - 366 s - NEW CROSS TURNPIKE ROADS. THE Tru flees of the faid Roads do hereby give Notice, that from and after Twelve o'clock at Night of the lift day of this it:V.l2ot July, the following Tolls for Over weight will be taken at the leveret Weighing Engines on the laid Roads, in Lieu of the Tolls which are now received at the Paid Weighing Engines, viz. Carriages with Carriages wheels not lels with wheels than fix inches left than fix TO BE LET, and entered upon immediately; • • • f: A Large, Convenient, and well-built HOUSE, -IL With capital Warehoufcs, Cellars, Counting-haute, &e. fit::atc iu Filh-ftrect, Hull, and now in the oczupation of a Wive. and Spirit Merchant, for which bufinefs (though elicit• latcd for any) it is peculiarly adapted. and has alreiidy an cftaa islifhcd tradc.--For further particulars apply to W. liklirrt4 Gturg-Ityeet.—Hult, juire, • 6 To the WOR rHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of tbe BOROUGH of HERTFORD. oviTstiscw, NOTHING can exceed the Gratitude I feel at the diltinguilbsd Hasentryou have this day conferred on sr:. in Heeling me one of the Reprefentativcs in Parliament 1 . 7 your molt mypeaabie Borough.--If any thing can enhance the 'Value of fo high an Obligation, it is the very nattering Manner in which yea lave been pleated to afford me your unbiafful and unanimous Support. There is, however, a Gra tification beyond, which as none can beitow upon me but niy felt, it will be the Study of my Life to attain i —that of being able to prove. bran unremitting Attention to the Duties of fo important a Situation, that your Confidence has not bean un worthily bcltowcd.—l have the Honour to be, Gtademen, Your molt obliged and molt obedient fervant, Hertford. July 6, tilos. EDWARD SPENCER. COWPER. For One Hundred Overweght Two Hundred. Tbree Hundred Four Hundred broad incbts broad o CI 3 0 o 3 o o 6 o • o 6 000 z o Oz 6 o z 6 PORTER'. QVAY. . : T TO BE LET ON LEASE, for abffertit not ezetedlnj Bilyt• one years, to commence from Lady-day • 'HOSE valuable and extenfive Premifes ad; -I- joining the Cuttoin-HOnfe, known by the name otl'into T 1 1 '3 Ql7 AT, with very capacious and fulattantill Warehoures, together with four Houfes contiguous, extending lot-) Lower Thames-(treet, 'not heretofore leafed therewith. There Piet. mills are admirably well calculated either for the Foreign of the Home trade, and their great importance to all perfoits err. gaged in any eitenfive commerce renders a further defcriptidill of them unoeceffary. A Plan of the afortfaid Premifes may be t•en. and further particulars known by application at the Clerk's Office, rifb monger.' Hill, London ; where Proptifals. fealtd up, may bo I fent on or before the 31ft day of July next. N. B. The Land. Tax has been redeemed as to all the afore 4 raid Premifes. Five Hundred Six Hundred Seven Hundred Eight Hundred Nine Hundred Ten Hundred 020 0 2 0 026 o 3 0 030 o 4 o •36 0 5 0 046 o 6 o 046 0 7 o Eleven Hundred Twelve Hundred Thirters Hundred 059 o 9 6 o 7 • 0 is 0 O 8 3 •14 6 To the OEITTLENULN, CLLRGY, and FREEHOLDERS of du COUNTY of SALOP. Fourteen Huudrt.d Fifteen Hundred 0 9 ; 017 0 oso 9 019 6 Silteets Hundred Seventeen Hundred 013 j i 4 6 9 1 9 6 Gtirrtatier:, ICANNOTreflea upon the dillinguifhed Honour I hove romived in having been repeatedly elected One of your litcprefeatatives in Parliament, without the fmcereft and w trnica Gratitude ; and I hope I MA not bethought prefurnp moos in again offering myfelf to your Favour, and requefting your Auesidassee and support at the General Meeting, which nil b: bald to nominate Candidata upon Friday the 9th it (Lot. If lam then fo happy as to receive your Approbation, I till take the liberty of foliating the additional Favour of your Votes and Intaeft on the Day of Ekalon. Wednefday the 14th loft .nt, which will ever be attuned the highcft obli ;aka conferred upon, Gentlemen. Your molt faithful and obliged bumble fervant. Hardiekk, July ,1k:. J. KY NASTON POWELL. To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of SALOP. GEN TteMEN, VIAVING had the diftinguifhed Honour of re + prefenting you for more than at Years, and being now arrived at a peried of Life when retirement from Public A - fairs would in many refpeets be deferable, yet, as neither my ke or Infirmities are inch as hitherto have prevented my at undince in Parliament, and as my willies to krve this truly refiettable County have rather Mem:tied than diminilbcd by the kmg continued inftances of Friendlhip and Indulgence, which Lave etperieneoll from every part of it ; to which, let toe add, tic praing fobeitatton of many Gentlemen of the firit tonftqucace and rcfpeetability, that I would again offer myfeif to your chute! ' I prdume once more to do fo, awl to requeft the Honour of your attendance in my Favour on the days of Nomination and Hct9lno, which are fixed for Friday the yth, :tad Wednefdav the 14th I have the Honour to be, with the mai% heartfelt Gratitude, And tleypell Senfe of all former Favours, Gentlemen, Your ever faithful and obliged humble Servant, Hawkflone, July 1. • IUCHARD HILL. the; GENTLF.MEN, CLERGY, 1124 FREEHOLDERS, o the COUNTY of CHESTER. o::rttrmeN, N conlequence of the Diffohstion of. Parliament, I and of your ajwy worthy and highly refpeded late Reprefen triv:, NIL Caere, having declined to tier himklf at the ap ir-...ching Eleatuo again to reprefent you, I take the aulieft nl ~ . .rtatity of tenewing my Adam-lb to you, and of exprefllng • aoe...es hope, that I may be thought not unworthy of the im :Ant tuft whi,h be fo long and fo honourably enjoyed. • *,,eg leave to afire you that, lhould Ibe fortunate enough to obtain this mark of your contlderc::, a fituation fo truly ho. tot.rabic will be aece:ned by me with thc utmolt gratitude, and ~ .o I &all endeavour to deferve it, by a zealous maintenance "Sr exceikne Cotaitution, by a diligent attendance on my .tay Duty, and a ftriet attemion to thc peculiar bu ten-I.ot the County of Cheller...4 have the honour to be, Oertlenten, Your.very faithful bumble Servant, Tanen Park, July a, ISM. WM. EGERTON. the GENTLEMLN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. CeNTL!'.MEN, 11-IINK it try duty to inform you, that I have . 11 joa. C ivcd frotn`theSiutiCs Office Notice, that the Eke- Con i.,r the County of Midd!cfcx !art: for Tuefday,thc 13th of July, at trent ford. The almuti null:limns Fronde of Sup port with which I have been honoured, in every part of the where I have had time to pay my refpedls to my Con. tau:rani. giv.s me the molt confident expo:Utica of Sneed's. to.' :hat l cam again b: honoured with the important Trull )al have dekzated to me for three fucceffive Purilamenti, I hall continue my Canvafs, without intermitrienti till the day of I ketion, and endeavour to pay my refpedts to every Fred:older; and if, from the mounds of time, the hop:street res uE lifts, or other eircumftanees, f &mild be fo unfortunate L. to omit waiting on gay of the Llcctors, I hope it will be attributed to the real mole, want of time or information, and C:ot to wilful nertca or hatteutloo.-1 beg you believe that I am, with moil cancers rdpedt. deatlenen. Your much obliged, and faithful hatable (errant. Hutover-fguare. July t. W. MAINWARING. WAN"I'S a Situation in a reputable Academy, a ''rung Man, who has entirely devoted his ftudy to ft; tuition of Youth, ear procure teflimonials of an unfullied .ral Mandel-, and well qualifttd to teach the Englilh Lan r"maticall 7. Wel tZI tr. AWI Menfuration, Gco su,cq, Trigonometry, Algebra, Navigation, Surveying, Mer- UAW,. Accompts, Utograp4., , the vie tithe Globes, gee. 1...-I._Lstitzladdecired to A Z. Ounonlinrous h. Inc nf Slm. SECRETARY's OFFICE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL, July 3, 1802, THESE are, by Order of the Right Hon. the Lords and others, Commiffioners for Managing the At. (sirs of the Royal Hofpital at Chellea, to give Notice, That all Out-Penfioners (as well Lettermen as (Kinn.), belonging to the laid Hofpitsl, Hiding in London, or within Twenty-five miles thereof, are required to appear perfonaHy and re,ti mentally, at the Secretary's Office, in the Lid Hofpital, on the refpcetivc days undermentioned, when attendance will be given from Nine o'clock in the Morning until 'fltroe in the Aler noon, viz. - - 0 15 Eighteen Hundred - - 018 3 114 6 Nineteen Hundred - Io 9 119 p Twenty Hundred - - 1 3 3 2 4 6 And for every Huiidred of over-weight above One Ton Five Shillings, for Carriages with Wheels, not lets than Six Inches broad ; and Ten Shillings for Carriages with Wheels lets than Six Inches broad. By Order of the Truflees, EVEREST and MARTYR, Clerks. Greenwich, July solos. On WEDNESDAY, use 7. The Pea!loners from the tit and ad Regiments of Life Guards, the late lit and ad Troops of Hock Guards, the late Ift and ad Troops of Horfe Grenadier Guards ' the Royal Horfe Guards Bite, the late 3d, 4th, and ph Regiments of Horfe, the Dragoon Guards, and all the Dragoons and Pencilslc Cavalry, with the Britifh Legion of Horfe. On THURSDAY, Jute 8. The Penfioners from the alt, the Coldftream, and 3d Regi ments of Foot Guards. On FRIDAY, JOLT 9. Thole from the sit Regiment of oot to the 30th Inclunve. On SATURDAY, jute an. note from the art regiment of Awe to the firth.inclufive- On MONDAY, Jute ra. Thole fmm the 66th Regiment of Foot to the 134th inelu five ; as alfo the Penfionces from Lord Strathaveres, Majors Wancr's Elford's and Fifh's Corp., the Royal Garrifon Bat 011ioo, Loyal Intl ' s, (been's Rangers, the Fencibles, Cinque Port, and Lartealhire Volunteers, with all the American Corps, likewife the Pcnfioners from the reduced Regiments of Marines. On TUESDAY, Jutr 13. The Pertfioners from the Independent Companies, thole from . the feveral Regiments of Militia, thole who have been In-Pen- Ctooers of Chelfea Hofpital, as alto thole who receive the in created Pennon on account of Blindnefs, Lettermen, and Men I at 9d. per dirt, with the Private Gentlemen who receive An nuities from late Firit and Second Troops of Horfe Guards. And that 'all Out-Penfioners (as well Letter:Oen as others) belonging to the fa:d Hofpital, who live at a greater diftance than Twenty-live Miles from London, and thole in Scotland and Inland, are hereby required and conimfmded,after the 23 tit of December next, and, kfter every fucceeding s3th June and Decouber, until further orders, to apply to one of his Ma jefty's Juftices of the peace ' in the neighbourhood where they reticle, and make the follow ing Affidavit, which the raid Ma -1 giftrate, for the County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom the Penfioncr appears, will ago and date, viz. came before me, one of his Majefty's " Juftices of the Peace, for the County of , and " made oath, that he was admitted an Out-Pennoner of " Chelfea Hofpital, on the day of ,t i , " (or t 8 ) from the Regiment of , cam. * mantled by , was then aged about " years, fasted in the Army years, was dire/tatted for , and that he is no otherwire rrovided fur by the' " Public, but as a Petitioner of the Paid Hofpital, and now " lives in the Parnh of , in the County of " Sworn before me, this day of , 180 ." The Affidavit, drawn according to the above Form, dated and attcfted by a Magiftrate is to be put up in a Cover, and rent by General Pot, direct ed thus "To the Right Hun. the Paymafter General, at the Horfe Guards, London." And' Counterparts or Duplicates of the laid Affidavits arc to be re • breed by the Out Penfioners rerpedively , to be exhibited to TURNIP SOWING, AND A DISCOVERY. fuels Perkins as ball be dlrc e jed to pay them, that they may be THE Great German Field Turnip. Whoever fatisfied that all loch as may claim Out-Pentions, are the real has ken them in the Markets of Hamburgh and the Perrone entitled to receive the fame: Towns on the Elbe, know their fuperior the and excellence , And to the end that the Commlflioners for the Affairs of This fort gives double the Mini quantity on an Acre; may be Chelfea Hofpital may be ratisfied that the Peolloners are the rows even in dry weather; fiends uninjured through the fame Pcrfons who have paired their Examination, it is hereby femora winter, and Is fo peculiarly fweet that cattle of all farther ellredcd, that fueh of them who have ferved In, and dcferiptions cat it with the greateft avidity, and fatten on it to have been difcharged from any of the Regiments, or Indepeo admiration in much ids time than is commonly allowed. Bags dent Companies of Invalids, are not to mention in their Afflida containing Seed for Four Acres ens. 6d. Printed Particulars vit fuels Regiment, or Company of Invalids, in which they of o Difeweery which fecures the antidote certainty of a Turnip breed laft, but the Regimeot,'Troop, or Corps or the Army Crop are inclofed In the Bags. from which they were art di charged, and recommenced and Alfo, a. The Broad African Endive. The Leaves are Broad, I received at Chelfea HofpitaL Thick, full of fubltance, and fWeet as a Summer Lettuce. I And as the General Payments In Great Britain and Ireland, Far whiteners and crifpners there it no other fetch Salted in Na- I at the end of the enfuing fix months, are chiefly regulated by tore. The Plants are often the Size of middling Cabbages. I the Places of Refidence mentioned by the Pennons's who are a. Antwerp Celery, grows three feet high, and fix or eight i muttered at Chelfea in palm, and la the body of the Allida inches round. Its flavour is peculiarly rich, and it remains in vita of chore who live at a dittaame; it is. hereby ordered and fun perfeellon late in the Spring *has other forts arc unfit diredted, that no Perron who than change the Place of his for nfe. I Abode given in at his muter, or fpeeified In his Affidavit afore 3. The North American Kale, bears the fever& fruits of Paid, and who may apply for his Peafion (except to the OE- Canada and Labrador. It makes the molt delicious Winter ten of Excite, nareft fuck Place of Abode), Cludl receive the Greens in the world, boils as green as the bruising grab, and fame, nnlefs It appears, by the Certificate of refpedable pee ls (west as Afparagus Oren. Each of there are as. 6d. a packet. ions, that fuels removal was through nryavoidable neceffitl; • The Malta Colliflower, New Spool& Cob Letuce, and which he or they could not fowler or prevent. large Italian Brocoli,prith f evera l other new and curious Seeds Laftly, it is notified, that none will be entered upon the. TEN pour= REWAR.D.—JULY 6, doz. LOST Irene:day Afternoon, between Dowgate-Hill, and Lon don-Bridge, or in the Immediate Neighbourhood, A BLACK MOROCCO BILL-CASE, con taining the following Bins of Exchange, viz. Bruine and Co. Teignmouth, on Mars. Edwards, Tem ple, and Co. Bankers, London • dated June 17, tilos, at 3 Months Date, in favour of Cap t.: Jameslßobrom , for 164 Loth, Ltibizern, and Co. of Newt:4W, r r Meffrs. Hofch, &iota, and Co. London. dated June •j, zBoz, at Two Months, in favour of William Valle, fora fol. Lofb, and Co. Carlifle, an Mars. Williams, Son, and Co. Bankers, London, dated June as, tilos, at Your Months, In Lwow of James Forefter, for 375 L 4d. And Bank of England Notes—a of Two Pound, and tof One Pound, with fundry Mernorandlints of little confequenee. The Acceptance and Payment of the above Bills are Bopped, and therefore can be of no ule to any one but the Owner. Any perfou bringing the Bill-Cafe with its Contents to the Bar cf Baker's Coilee-houfe, Exchange-alley, Cornbili, will receive the above Reward. NEW INVENTED MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. Nkr BAINBkIDGE, Profeffor and Teacher • of the FLAGELET, OBOE, and GERMAN FLUTE, begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and others, that he has invented a new Flagelet, now much tht faihiOn, that can be played upon without pinching or half co vering in the upper nuts, the :ing and blowing of which is fo eafy, that the Learner may acquire more in one week, on this Inftrument, than In three months In the urual way, snak ing at the fame time the one more full and tweet, corref pending eltaliely with the upper notes of a well-played Ger. man Flute, being larger than ulual, and au *dare to that in- Itrument. • _'fhb Flagelet is a beautiful accompaniment to the Piano- Forte, Harp, German Flute, Ste. or as a Solo instrument for Songs, as it Trill produce the half tones without a fingle key thereon. This lultruman he begs leave to recommend, both to Ladies and Gentlemem, being on fuch a confirudion, that any potion may immediately produce a fine and full tone with out exertion. Gentlemen that have ever played .the German Flute may loon execute any thing on this Flag did, the fingering being nearly the fame. Made and fold, with printed Inftruetlons (by which any perfon may. learn themfelves), containing Thirty favourite Airs, at his Muftc Shop only, No. 2, I.ittle qi_scen-ftretc, the feoand door from High Holborn. As the excellence of this Flagelet depends upon a peculiar mode is finifidng, which no perfon can execute, not in the profeffion of playing it, he therefore finifitel all hinifclf. Plain, including initruetions. Ors. Q.; tipped with ivory 11. Extra tipped ti. as. 64. each, of which he will warrant, and will have his name and addrefs marked on them. SHEPLEY 1111.1:, HER 1 i. TO BE SOLD BY AUCT ION-By Mr. ~QIIIBB. At Garraway's Coffee-houfc, Change-alley, Condiiii, on fuel: day, the 27th July, tBO2, at Twelve o'clock.—ln One Lot. AVERYimprovable and comp;t Freehold Ettate, fituate at Shettley Hill, about Midway between Barnet and St. Alban's : the Land-tax on which hal bem re deemed :—contifting of a Farm Houfe and other Building', ailtlj upwards of ss Acres of exedlent Meadow and Patture Land, I and 3o Acres of Arable, at prcfent in the occup don of Merits. Hare and Groom,Tenants at Will, and upwards of Five Acre* of Woodland in hand. _ _ This Eltate is fituated on an agreeable eminence, and is well calculated to erect a Villa upon, being only cs miles from town, in a good Neighbourhood, furrounded by a pieturefipse country. Further particulars may be had of Mr. Squibb, Saville-row ; and of Meffrs. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's-court, Whitehall, where a Plan of the &tate may be feed : and to view the fame, apply to Mr. Brittain, the Bailiff, at Porter's Lodge, adjoining the Mate. FREEHOLD ESTATES and MANORS, BERKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CROFT,. On Saturday the 3at tfl idly I (tint, at Twelve o'Cloilt, at Garraway's Coffee , Change-alley, Cornhill, London, THE Capital and very valuable FREEHOLD F.STATE v and MANORS defirably and very advantage nufly fituate in a delightful and fertile part of the County of aerks, divided by the High Road from London to Bath, in terfedmi by the Navigable River Kennet, within 'ten Miles of Newbury, Seven of Reading, and Forty-feven of Londol, comprUing the Manors of Ufton and Padworth, with the Facies, Royalties, Qnit Rents, and Immunities—the largo Manfion or Manor Knife called Ufion•court, with kireral Offices and extenlive Buildings, and fundry well eemdigoned Farms and Lands of excellent Arable, Meadow, Palture, and Wood I.ands, with feveral Tenements and Cottages, the whole containing upwards of woo Acres, fituate in thafeveral Parlfhto of Ufton, Padworth, Sullhampftead Abbots, Snithampfleati Bunnifter, and BurgLfield, and of the Minuted annual Valuo of Two Thoufand Two Hundred Pounds, Part in Hand, Part on Short Leates for yen and the Renainder on 'Leaks for One, Two, and Three Lives. - - 'to be viewed by applying to Humplary Buts, tfit Wood ward, at Ufton ; and Particulars may be had at Litton Court. , houfc; of Mars. Smart and Cowflad, Printers, Reading;. at the Hare and Hounds, Bentham, near Ufton ; Pelican, Speen. handand ; Cattle Marlborough; of Mr. Crucwell , Printer, Bath; Men - es. Aldridge and Smith, Solicitors, 'Lincoln's huh 'London, where a Plan of the Eftate may be teen ; and of Mr.. Croft, Land and 'timber Surveyor, Llanartb, near Monmouth, where another Plan may be fecn, and who , as well as Aldridge and Smith, is authoriz ed to receive Propofals for *s Purchate of tt: whale }Abate. . LTH's RESTORATIVE, • OR. STRENGTHENING 411.1.5. • TO THE PUBLIC. MANY of the Friends of the late SHURMER BATH, of Stilted, who were witneffes of the pdoerfel elfedts of his Rellorative or Strengthening Pills, are defiroua fo beneficial a Medicine Mould be made known to the world. During many years extenfive praaice, the Prophletor forbore to give them publicity, and ferupulouily avoided pecuniary advantage to hirnfelf or family; yet their merit Is fo wel known in tke city and neighbourhood where be refided, thee that there are few of the inhabitants who would not give teftimony to their excellence. Tkey are particularly ufeful in all complaints to which Fe males are fubjedt,sand are peculiarly adapted to the coulti codas of Girls of about twelve or thirteen years of age ; and for thole young Women who bays pallid complexions, aro aftlia.ed with aortnefs of breath, aril great reludance to ever elk, tide pills are a fpecific ; as they. in a Mort time, restore to • the Blood its loft Craffamentiun, and thereby give the bloom of Health to the paicit check. They arc a remedy for all &fades that originate in the Stomach; the loft tone of which they fpeedily reftore ; they remove Flatuleiscies, expel wind, create an Appetite, and pro mote Digeftion: They have been found extremely efficacious in Ilon. and Hyfterical complaints, Pains itt the Seed. Jain and In broken and decayed Conftitutions, from free living Variety of other conks. They have been repeateshy kno% cure the Rowing Cough; and when given to Weakl; lUcketty Children, they rarely fall el letting a sure. They are carefully prepared by the Family, and fold w fele and mail by Bailer and Howell, Wine-ftrect, Yriitol la London, wholefale and retail, F. fimitk, Bra ill, agora wen to kly or • whole- -1; alto , H ty- IP