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_..., cl , fi • ..., yi-fr,,,,,,-,4,„. +., - -- ) 4": ''. ' 4,..;t: , • : ,-,-: ~;(::"C. ...):,.., N t t-L---f-_--imltk . 1)r -----, 7- Lii -••• .. ' c7,F,_ - :''" / ' . r.. -Zs '<ie '.."'":"7 ...„- .•..1,:',1e5.,;N:•-, iITF II • • • • * A lull ; lotte, Oatl/ IAOI, • MIIER 306 3. .1 VAUXHALL. - H E GRAND FETE, given in HONOUR ' OF PEACE; • Will he Repreented in a Style of the utmost Splendour, ' THIS PRESENT EVENING, AUGUST 6. AdMission ss. • NEW PAIIS , RAMA, HAY-MARKET, THE Public arc iesi.eetfully inforturci, that this Panorama, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY of PA 1211 and Env:rons, - is now .open for public inspeaion.; 12,ainte(i from• Draw lugs made on the North West Tower of Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame, since the Signing °I ate Preliminaries of - Peace, by f As. DE MARIA, will continue open from Ten .till dusk —Admittance is. 14 - B. A' Person regularly attends to explain the Pitlures. To TEA-DE,AI.ERS and GROCERS.. A PERSON. who travelled in Scotland some - • years for a House in London, in the Tea and Grocery I. 4 ne, would wish to engage to travel again in Scotla n d f or Aorne respec!able House in LndOn, in the T e a , or .Tea and r° CeKk : Line. Any li e n in the Tea, or and Grocery ihai %%Told wish to engage - the Advertiser to, travel, " , ',lll o vkaited upon 'n about ten days, afterieaving th e ir ' A 1 1 . to be left at Mcssri. 43 rook and eVv6alez - blit - ei, -L011(1011. ISLAND_ (iF LUNDY. IP-FITE ISLAND of - LUNDY, in the Bristol c WIIL BE SO 1.13 some time in the Month 'which t:roely, of Noveber n::xt, Girraway's Cottee-house, London, of Notice will be given In the mean Wine any ioCormation respeeling the Island May be had, by apilying to Mr. Drake, Solicitor, Barnsta ; Devon. Dated August z, iSoz. MONEY MATTERS. ALL Money Negociations continue to be trans_ Zacted, with the strictest honour, puwatiality, and se eY, by Mew's. Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, A,,'• 5, Great SuitOlk-street ; 'Charing-Cross, on. Annuities, vortgages, E s t a t es , CArc.i- Livings, DOwers, Jointures, 4- elisions, Places, Reversions, orany other mode or matter, 4 • 1 circumstances may be. Large S ums o f M one y • a l wa y s ready for well secured Annuities , and for which a. liberal Price will be gi ven , accorduig to age and security, and all Animitick will be Made redeemable- at the pleasure. of the Grantor. ..„Principak, or th e ir A'ttcrr nies, applying personally, before ...nr;,,eo'Cioek,- will he treated wuh to the -most explicit taanner, and all I...etters (post-id) duly answered. 414. - 8. A large Sum of Money ready to purchase Freehold Leasehold Houses in approved situations. TO THE Ct./MOUS IN FISH SAUCE. 7 1-1 E NOBILI 1 . 1 7 , GIN FRY, and PUBLIC in *. general, are reeettUlly , J O . BURGESS and on's GEN U 'ES sp of SENCE infOrmed ANCHVIES, continues . !he prepared by them in the same manner that has giver, Ir universal approbation for Many years past. The loni justly -acqiiired superiority of That Article is confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and'of arsons resident in all parts of the World, and having'stoOd cile te st of trial, ranks it in , the situation it now maintains. a The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other /1 Sauces for Fish,' Sec. induces them; from the numerous t lKlv ertiscnients daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in, 4 'ehasing fi le sa m e , as none i s to b e h a d of their Genuine, / at their Warehouse as under. LEvery Article in. the oil Trade for family use, of the th i v est-InitiaMerchants . Captains of Shi ps , Sec. Officers in % tt • u 1 - 111}. 1 m ,4 S . il I) pi let a upon the shortest notice for or the convenience of Families in Scotland - , fie irr appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and 'Edinburgh, ole Agents for Fish Saittces. arellOUbe, No. 107, corner of Savoy.steps; Strand London MII ROVEIVIENTSirt: UPHOLSTERY and CABINET FURNITURE. ORGAN ancfSANDERS's new invented irm, hciPerial Dining Tables, one of which T. MO RC AN trances the honour of she wing - to.4llteir majesties and the a cci ,ses at the Qireert,,S House, who according to their Ar 4 ,:i st "leci goodness ot encoirraging Inwtwity, .were most 16,11 ;)et uslY pleased to express their-highest approlatipn and he best of the same: .• riti best improved- Sofa Beds, Chair Tilds, the much ad. fill ed F our-post'and Tent Bcdsteads Brask_Scr ews , P.atent, with elegant •Cithitz - F ‘ trrnitures and Bedding. — „ l ,?ete, handsome, Dome Beds and 'Window Clirtains C a t;'te, with every other Article in the. Uphqlstery and Houscs c9Mplete, '''et BrailZ.tes, requisite Iyr-furnishing G *xl in the first stilelOf Clegance and fishion. 1 444takes,Jtaving,.frequently_occhrred, from 'oth er km re .i o us:s'being salue..Str:ee,t 7 . Ladies and Gentlemen 'ft.4l,rrrespedfulf‘' entreated to 'be particular, that MOR . 411 (1 SANDE R.S's-MaUnfaderies and V‘sare Rocn‘ are No. tAand 14, CATHERINE:gr ILE ET, . ,- THREE PO from the. fro the.- .• Improved - - Portable BZ-dsteads, with Bedding, and Cli'Ditto N ett Furnitures, Mattrasses, &c. for Foreign livift'tps, also neiv'invented Portable Chairi, a dozen of Zo na :. Pack - in the space .of two cornmon' - .Chairs; for ex— ,NIO-RN and SANDERS beg feave to inform GecaLmeii in general, there never was a Patent by 1 ,„ ( ` lieds, Sofa tieds,-Bcc: so fabely represent e d ,414 s 7P r ineipled m ii, rho• are ceiling almost every article thet.,„2 l ,Ping them Patent, in orderto mislead and inip.ose on ' I.! VE RPOO 1,. _____ TO BF - LETT IN 'LIVERPOOL, - :••••T c ether, or i n ..se l ,„ ( rarc Al iottnerits, as mav be agreed upon, •ALL that 1.,!-,-;,• C "'• I . HOUSE aryl-PRE ., t.nyni.t. was .. li r illsF- cl w,iii a c:.i. tr.-I,•!se tllereto belonging, 'Si - I r lt !nti illc kV,f it Side of CASTLE-STREET. and near the Rood lie this liousebeing coris.trilEted fur a BANK, has a In tri; ‘ t e i t ;: e ' i tor ,-. 4.0 suitable Ottices .tor t:' trying on Business “,- \‘'li•:eil it lias been occupied for a number of 11',' 3 „- A 4 t , ,I,i, opperiuniry is now •inesented fora similar • ILlU; i . l isihner i t in that, or airy other. e-xtensibe Line that re , ,, thf, — s tht atteinicui of a Principal. in the management ~,. ..r eof. . Th • .. , zu k —ere is an elegant Suit of Rooms on the principal Floor,_ .j0 0 ", ; _, 4 S Dinils o .:- room, Drawing-room, Library, 13reaktast -41,11“, Po wdermir„.rooni, and Servants' Pantry; all of Suit le di t - n 6 itions,' and well connected. ..inerth.'-',ClLintuer and Attic StorieS are a - number of Lodg ttli roo ' t 's with a•• spacious Kiichen, g4)od Cellars, and •,. 0 ' ' i ,_es for•ServaiiLs, iu the Lower Story • . ent 1.....1u 1-I,,use terms a capital Town .Residence, and may be / .,'' - eq en without delay. ,- 'Prr..-articulars, 'teal inspeelion of the Premises, apply at - . '-d(i's, Castle -street, adjoining the „said Premises. • „ ItE ,.. •-- ()"P II F. T. N S and, URSES is recoMmended Mrs. SI:,-...k1,..1- E 's SUCKLING ASSISTANT,' by whicil4dieS , • . e their .IntaidsWith the most paled Ease.' • • - 1-lE.cpkli tilted and eminent Doetor Underwood, . 1 it, t , .ii, i ff s,'"l'leatise 'on this Subjea, vot. iii. p. 8, says , r xlli t- Present day is peculiarly favourable to. Ladies deter. •41,.. retied 1,1r.t.i.,1e attempt,...through the. admirable v i o - ` l : ls v ty ot,iClrs. Relic's Nipple Caw, which is an etlica , -.v;thso,..•ntrivance,. assisting the Infant to draw out the Milk fe.rol ltt trouble o ts-el r, or pain to the Parent, however ill /IV, , r e s ti or ter.ccrlise part.rnay be; ... i:d.e's ,I:,:.klint; Assistant, is sold Wholesale and 61,-k,! . at l;iiing and Butler's Medicinal Warehouse, Cheap , . 11 __ te.aLtar St. Paul's. A !sr) . may be had, Relic's NiPPle,Li -1,1„„t, in Loxes, at 2s. each : , ..f rorti ."; . 1 n vention so effectual I y secures the Nipple and Breast , "and as nu rY, that no Lady .shoUiti ever-suekle without it ; • il k i; fps mark of providential, approbation, infalns , • - F.,,,e7.1("1 of mark suckled. with it. , I . I), , '' 1 , X has a pasted Certilicate;.signed by the Inventor,. ...mtt.e, without wiliChitcannot-be genuine. Price il. Is. FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 18. oz. GENERAL ELECTION. DURHAM COUNTY ELECTION. AT the Committee of the Freeholders of the County of Durham, resident in and near LONDON, for promoting*Mr. Burdon's EleClion, 'held at the Gray's Inn Coffee- House, Holborn, the 27th Day of July, iBo2, —I t Was Resolved Unanimously,that the fel lowing Address of Thanks; signed by the Chairman, be transmitted to'Rowland Burdon, Esq: and printed in the Landon and NOwcastle Newspapers : " Sir, We _take the earliest opportunity of assuring you, that tie: Result of the County" Meeting at Durham, on the 22,d inst. has excited the most cordial and general satistadion among the Freeholders of the County of Durham, reslent in and near.Lorrlon. Your conduit .on that occasion has af forded a Strong proof, that your own personal conveniecce is, with you; a. consideration subservient to the wishes and interests of your Constituents and that the advancement of the public good is th e predoniriant principle of your mind. " The general in , -rest which the Public felt in the event of your I let - lion, conf.rins the opltiion which we entertained of your merits, and justaf:s the exertions which that opinion produced. " The peculiar circumstances of your tleition will, we trust, remain an honourable record of, your merit to the latest _posterity. " We beg leave to convey 'k> you (fur Avorme3i thaukn your compliance With the general wishes - of the Freeholders, to continue one of the Representatives of the County in the. next Parliament." Signed, GEORGE HAWKS, Chairman. TO ROWLAND BLIRDOI4,-ESq. COUNTY OF DURHAM'BLECTION. Town.:Hall, South Shields, July' 29, 1802. AT a MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS and PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS of SOUTH SHI ELDS and the Neighbourhood, held for the purpose of considering.the propriety of a Vote of Thanks to Mr. BU R DON for having, at the request of the County, come forward again to represent it in Parliament ; Sir CUTHBERT HERON, Bart. in the Chair; Resolved Unanimously, That our most' grateful Thanks he given to Mr.Burdon, for this mark of his attachment to the County, and that this Resolution, inclosed in the following Letter, and signed by the Chairman, be to Mr. Burdan ; " To ROWLAND BURDON, One of the Knights of the Shirofor the Comity of Durham. " " Ir is with a pleasure only tchbe- equalled by the concern they telt on learning your/determination to retire from public life, that the Freeholders, Merchants, Ship OWners, and "other principal Inhabitant s o f S ou th Shields, now offer you their most sincere Thanks, for you acquiescence in the ardent wishes of the County at large, but of no part ofit more than of the Town,of which they are Inhabitants. - - " They congratulate each other, as well as you, Sir, on your Re-eledign to the most important of Tiusts, and, con trary to the usual opinion on occasions like the prbsent, they feel themselves the obliged, and 'their Representative the obliging Party. They are conscious that a Seat in Parliament is not va lued by you, as by many, because of its sounding title and pre-et - Mite - tit honour, hut because h enables you to be useful as a National Leg;slatoi, and as the Protcctor of the pecUliar Interests - of- the County' or Durham They' are sensible, that with the ideas you have of the duties attached to this. station, the Couoty has imposed on you more labour, and apnropriated to itself more of your time, than a very strict attention to private concerns, even of great: consequence, would require. In returri,,its Inhabitants have nothing to after but their Gratitude, nor you any re Arard but the consci otisness of a life dedicated to' the service of your Country,. attdtttewelfareof others. " That this Reward, acknowledged by the good an , ' vir tuous to be the richest of all retnuiterations, may long he felt and enjoyed by you ;,and when age, reptiring a-re ta.;:u-thz o tivb s4nes of . , ri'ay urge you-46 resign, and themselves tixaOquitsce,in the resignation of, the Trust you are now delegated to, that your estimable example may stimulate another to tread in your steps, thus still per petuating their obligations to you, is, Sir, their sincere hope and prayer. M For and in the name of the inhabitants of South Shields: -" CUTHBERT 'HERON, Chairman." That this Resolution and Letter be inserted in the New castle Paper. That the Thanks of this Meet* be given to the Chairman for his p'roper Condu& in the Chair. COUNTY OF DURHAM ELECTION*: • Sunderland, July 29 tgoz.. AT .a MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of DURHAM, and Others, resident in SUNDERLAND and its Vicinity, held at Mr. jowsey's, the-Georgelnn, this day; The Rev. GEORGE STEPHENSON, in the Chair,. • It was Resolved, That the following. Ad dress be transmik ted by the Chairman to Mr. Burdon : To ROWLAND BURDON, .`-` One of the Knights of the Shire for the County of Durham. 4 ‘ SIR, • • " COnsidering your returning to PailiaMent, in compliance with the solicitations of a very numerous body of Freeholders, after von had determined to_ retire froM pubic lifei. an addi tional proof cl yozr attachment to fhis,populous arid Com ereial County,- : we beg you to'accept our warmest Thanks: You have nobly relinquished your own 'inclination and per- St rialt views to the - wishes of your c o l unt ryinen ; who, having experienced your competency to the , lugh and important trust s and confident that the same independence and integrity, the same faithful attention to their interests, which have hitherto uniformly acd so eminentlydistinguished your con duct, will- direct your future. exertions, were naturally anxious to have you deputed - again to Parliament, and to se- Cure a continuance of your valuable services. We have . every reason to - congratulate each other upon your re-cTeclion, the peculiar circumstances of which bear honourable testimony to your merits, and at the same time evince the discernment and independence of your Eledtors. 6‘ May you _have health, Sir, to discharge ybur public du ties, and may you enjoy, in private life, ev er y com f ort an d happiness. " G. ST EPHENSON, Chairman.!" Resolved, That the. Resolutions of the Meeting, signed by . he Chaiiinan, 'bi - : printed in Tit $u N, and the Newcastle Papers. .c. STE E Mc() TY, Chaia'man. Resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given't6 the Chairman tor his conduct in the Chair. DURHAM COUNTY ELECTION - - - - At a MEETING ot the COMMITTEE of FREEHOLD ERS of the COUNTY of D ItHAM, resident in Gates heard and Ner,vcastle„ for promoting Mr. Burdon's Elec tion, held At the Goat Inn, Gateshead, the 30th Day of July, igoz, Resolved Un'animously, - • • THAT the. following Address of Tha n k s , s i gne d by the Chairman, be transmitted to Rowland Bur.; don, Esq, and published in the Ne*castle Papers. " To ROWLAND BURDatsf, Esq. . "'SIR;" - " However feeble we might think our efforts when we first ventured to step forward and request you would again become,Candidate 'to represent this County in Parliament - , yet, conceiving that we should but anticipate the gener a l' Sentiments of-the Freholdersun that occasion, we were not without hopes of success. We could not believe that a mind so corree.k as yours, would suffer your private inclination,,lcu - retirement, how ever strong, to stand in the way of public. duties so impor tant as those to which, we did not doubt, you would b call ed by the unanimous voice of the County of Durham. The event, as honourable to,yau as, it is.gratifving to us, slims that our expeetations,were not unfounded, . " The peculiar rtiannerin which you have been.called upon to resume the sacred fundions of the , l3ritish Senate, cannot fail to beiransmitted to posterity, and will form a lasting testimony of 'your virtues. - • • " We entreat, Sir, that you will accept our sincere Thanks for the handsome way in which you met the wishes Of the Frecholders, and we trust you will.long continue one of the Representatives of the County of Durliam.in . Signed, ' " E. HEADLALI."-. NEW MUSIC. just pUblished, by Broderip and Wilkinpu, No. t l 3',' Hay market, Lond , irt„ FOR THE 'PIANO FORTE ; PARISOT's celebrated Hornpipe in Barbara arid Allan, composed and arranged as a Rondo, by Sig. Rossi, price. as. Beethoven's three Sonatas, Op. rz, ros. 6d. Ditto Trio, 45. Griesbach's Sonatas; Bs. King'S Trio, Steibelt's Sonata, dedicated ,to , Madame Bonaparte, ss. Pleyel, Op. 38, 7s. 6d. The Organist Journal, No. I to 12, each 45. Seb. Rich's Preludes and Fugues - , Book tat, Mugnie's Sonata. 4s. Mozart'S r 4 Books of Sonetas_forming a complete Colleetion, each Bs. Moiart's Qaattetts, Book '4th, ios. 6d. Ditto Duets, Boot loth, los. t kt. Ditto Duets, Book - T4ll, sas. Ditto 20. Airs, with Variations, each 23. Von Esch's Military Divertimentms. llittotarp and Piano Forte, 4s. Ditto Duet, 3s. Ditto Le Retour de Wandsworth, ss. Ditto 'Le Colontbe - Retrouve, rs. Ditto Impromptu dtio, Is. Where May be had, Brodelip and Wilkinson's Patent Grand and Small Piano Fortes, with the additional Keys. Also Harps and Barrel Organs, with Drum Triangles. N. B. Just -I mpOrted; a large Cargo of:Beduin arid Naples' ' Strings for Violins, jiarx, Violoncellos, &c. of a remarkable fine quality. Wholesale Dealers; Merchants, &c. may he supplied with any quantityq at reduced prices. _PRI EsTr.cyb INSTITUTIONS OF MOSES. HD. SYMONDS, -Paternoster.rovv, begs leave, . to acquaint the Public, that he has on Sale THE FEW remaining Copies, pr ice 9s. i n b oar d s, of Dr. PRI ESTLEY's COMPARISON of the INSTITU TIONS of MOSES with those of the .1-lindoos, and other Ancient Nations ; with Remarks on Mr. Duppa's Origin of all Religions, the Laws and Institutions of the jetvi,i on the present State Of the World, and th: Prophecies relating to it. . , This. Day was published, price is. ACHARGE delivered to the CLERGY of the DIOCESE of OXFORD ? by JOHN LORD BI SHOP of that Diocese, 'at his primarv..Visitation in June 180 z. Published at the request of the Clergy : Oxford : Printed at the University Press, for the Author; soldby W. Hanwell and J. Parker ; and F. and C. Riving toe, London. NEW PUBLICATIONS to be Continued MONTHLY. This Day was published, Price 2s. 6d. neatly printed in Svo. on superfine Wove Royal, ly. Of _ HE MONTHLY REGISTER and ENCY; J.. CLOPEDIAN MAGAZINE, embellished with two excellent Engravings of the Tower of London, and the rotsea Bhaug in HinLloostan'; containing an interesting variety of Original Essays, Correspondence, And Information, Literary, Philosophical, Commercial, and Miscellaneous. In this Number will likewise be found a listkof the Members re turad for the ensuing Parliament." The general execution Of the work is in a stile of excellence that will juitlyentitle it to a place in the choicest ,Libraries, being selea in its ink terials, systematic in its arrangement, anthcomprehensive in its plan. Each Number will be enriched with two or more Plates, by eminent Artists. - • • On the same day also was published, price zs. 6d. illus trated by fotar Copper-plates, No. 111. (of'a new Series) of the REPERTORY of ARTS; MANUFACTURE'S. and Af_;R I C I:1 LT ug E ; ;Consistint- of the Specifications .of Pa -tent Inventions;'Accounts ofall new Discoveries in the Art's ; Proceedings of Learned Societies Foreign and Domestic ; au thentic Accounts . of all new Patents granted for Inientions ; and generally/whatever may tend to the benefit of the Arts, yanutadtures, &c. In this number is contained the Marclis of'WOrcester's Century of nVention's. • A Number of each Work is published on the first of every Month; at the lt eper (pry Office, No. 0.2, Fleet -street,' and may be had regularly .of every Bookseller or Newsman-in the 'United Kingdoin. • - TO BE.' SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a certain Cause There depending, wherein.SA MU EI. NEWTON, Esq. is Plaintiff; ancIAOHN BRADSHAW, Esq . . and JAMES BRADSHAW,,Esq. and ()THEM, are and in pursuance of an Order made in the same Cause dated the 23dday of July, iS u z, before Peter Holford, Esq. one of the Maiters.of the said Court, at the Public Sale ROom of the Court of Chancery, •in Southampton buildings, .London,• on Tuesday th e 31s t day of "August, 18°2,, between the How's of One and Two o'Clo;k in the Afternoon, in One Lot ; AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at WIL BURY, in the County of Wilts, late belonging to THOMAS -BRADSHAW, Esq. deceased, , consisting of a MANOR and MA NS ION.HO US E , with suitable Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Private Horse-Course, Planta tions and a Park about four miles in.circumterence, together with capital Farms, Tenements, and Lands, containing in• the whole 1630 Acres, or thereabouts. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the-said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, C hancerp. lane, Lon don ; at Wilbury-house, near Amesbury, in the County of Wilts; the White Hart, S a li s b u ry ; the Star and Garter, Andover; the White Hart, Bath; .and of Messrs. Williams and Brooks, Solicitors, in Lincoln's Inn, London.—And a Plan of the Estate may be-seen at thi Chambers of.the said Messrs. Williams and Brooks. OXFORDSHIRE, on the BORDERS of BERKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • In Lots, - • By Mr. WINSTANLEY, • At Twelve o' C lock on Thursday the 9th of September next, at the Baptist Head Cofee-House, in Chancery-lane, London, IHE MANORS and improv ea bl e FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE ESTATES, belongingto a Noble Family, situated in the Parishes, of B roa d we ll, Filki n % , an d - kemscott, in the County of Oxford, consisting of the fol lowing Farms, held by respedable Tenants at Will, and. a small part upon bid Lives, viz. , The MANOR HOUSE and FARM, in possession of Joseph Large, containing. 338 Acre s and upwards. BROADWELL GROVE FARM and Mansion House, in possession of James Holt, containing 600 Acres - and up wards.' HO CKSTED -FARM, in possession of Thomas Gardner, • containing 9,32 Acres and upwards, LARDS in Iimo:I:DWELL, ,in possession 'of Edward Short, containing 247 Acres and upwards.. ' Several PARCELS of LAND, situated in Silton and liroadivell, in possession of the Rev. Mr. Goollenough, Charles Stevens, Esq. and Mr. Clark, containing in the. whole go Acres and upwards.. The Foreshare only of several Pa'reels of Land, situatedin . Westham and Kingsham,.in the P ar i s h of Kemscott, in pos session of several Tenants, and containing in the whole 49 Acres and upwards Leasehold for Lives, situated in Broadwell and Filkins, consisting of several Houses and Parcels of Land, the greater part of which are held by single old Lives, and contain in the whole 53 Acres and upwards ' and - Several Rack-rent Cottages in Broachvell and Filkins. In hand, the Groves and Woods upon the Estate, contain ing-JO - Acres and upWards. And also the ancient- Manor Rents. The whole Estate contains 2457 Acres and upwards, held At low old yearly Rents, which arc very improvable. There is a•considerable quantity of ornamental and, useful Timber, particularly near. the Mansion-house, and a . good succession of - Tell-ars-or-Saplin g s on vari o u s par ts of the Estate. This Estate is situated iha fine Sporting Country, abounds with Game, and is altogether well worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentleman -that iii;eadi to lay Money out 6n Landed Property. •• • ' • The Situation is within moderate distance of Burford, Loohlade, Witney, and Farringdon. As a specific sum is to be paid for the Timber upon each Los, over and above what the Lot shall be sold for; Gen tlemen who intend' to - purchase, are' requested to satisfy themselves of the value, previous to the day of Sale. Notice will te given w hen printed Particulars are ready to be delivered; by Messrs' Manley awl Lowe. Inner Temple ; icy W. and F. Blaele, Middle Temple; _atidiby.Mr..WinSuin etey,;.raternostet-rqW, • . : • [PRICE SIX PENCE. • CAUTION , AGAINST iINL kNYFULLY S:EN:pING,. AND CONVEYING LETTERS. GENERAL POST OFFICE, August 2, ,18a4. Y an All of Parlidmelit passed . itt the present Sersio77, it is eve.ssied, That no Person pr Persons what soever shall send; oil . c A (Ist, to fit; sctgr or conveyed, or I tender or deliver id order to be sent or conveyed, otherwise than by the Pott; or by the A4ithority,of the Postinastti- General or his Deputies; or. to the 'nearest or most eon:. venient Pasi Town; to be froni thence forwarded by the Pest; any LetterS; or Patkets of tetteri; on, pain of forfeiting for every Offence jl. to be recovered, With full.Costsa Suit, by,. any PERSON WHO WELL INFORM and •stfe. in ~.ny Cntrr of • Record at Westminster-41w moiety to the use of the King, and. the Other to the Infurmet. Under this Law it Person rarryilg a Letter may inArm aga7ist a Person rending one', There .h rxtefition in the /18 as to Letters sohit.h concern Croxl- -; (..,,,n , non Carrie, 3, 10 a: are ar.d lor the purpose Qf being deliYervi% . vith the Goods without hire or reward, profit or advantaeefQr reCeivink or delivering. Also - as to Leers sent on 'board Ship! or flissrlE of ilferchandixt which shaltcoveerntte Cs:4o therein so as such Letters. hi. delive , ed wit :tit hire, reward or advantage; Ards as :to Convnissions .or Return .there;f, Priers. or 'Proceedings, or Return there9Y, its . uing out of any Purl': hr.t hie Letters in strhich such Proceedings are sent'must' not relate to any other Business: Ala? imexcipilim" . qr 'to Letters sent by any priva4 Filevd at Messenger on ' " The Lau; is in no resperi altered With .reperi to Carriers, Mas. ters Of Stage C'oaches; Coachmen; OWners - , Mastersor,Com. mangers of Vest:els, or PaSsengers therein, Watermert and . Barge Men, Errand Men, and Distributors , of Newspapers; but they tere- Severally liable to the like PenalfY , of 51: besides Cousi • for Every Letter which they shall receive, dirpa,ch, convey, ra,T.y Or deliver, even without hire or reward.—And to a Pe ,, aliy of root. for . eve, Week that inch. pl'aFiice shall be i•ontituted ; and these Penalties May be sued for by any Person who will inform. Ills kiejesty's Postrnaster General do here, (y e h), Not;ce, alt order that the Revenue of sbe Post'Office may not be I.).nger injured by such unlawful Praires, that all Persons ae4idg in these re_ speak contrary to Law will be prOceedeclagainst wittzthe utmost Severity, and due Encouragement will be afordedto Pe - rsods who "shell give information. . Hy Cosi:x.l7d of His itTajeciy's Posime!ster-Cenral, FRANCIS PREELLYG; Ser. EAST INDIA HOUSE, August 4, 1502., H E COI/M/7:ITE of 'SHIPPING of UNITED COIITA NY of MERCHANTS of E NG LANQ Irtabrg to the Earl ,Indier, do hereby give Notice, Th2l lb! Cervffit.'4o t:2.411 he'realy to receii,e Proio,olsils_74rg't realei up, out IPEDN'ES DAY, the iSth butane, for sup- Hying the CelitruP9 tdith COPPER. And such Persons wbonsay think proper to 4eiver in Tellers', situ;: express therein the lowest Pricer, as they will not have an' oppirtknity of m.sking any abatement. The 'Conditions of the Contra my be seen by applying to Mr. Yaws Coggan, Clerk to the said Committee,"witb whom the Tenders must he left before Twelve o'clock at -Non on she said ath day of 4tegust, as not ay Tender will he received after that hou,, 4STATE AND.MANOR, NEAR BOSTON, LINE • COLNSIIIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. SMITH, At Carraway's 'Coff:e.h3use, 'Change-alley, on 'Friday the 3oth of August, at Twelve o'clock, IHE .. MANOR and EICTRA-PAROCHIAL TOWNSHIP and ESTATE of BROTHE wro FT, bothided by Navigable Streams communicating With the opulent Sea-port Town of aoston, and the most considerable Navigations of England, intersected by a Turnpike-road, with the MANOK-HOUSE and Offices, Orchard, Plea sure and Kitchen Gardens, well stocked and plantedi Sta. bling for Nine Horses, a powerful MILL that works a large Threshing and Winnowing Machine, Stalls for fatting kiii,tety head of . Cattle, large Granaries, a Farm-house, Barns, St.t. bling, Cow-houses, a WIND CORN ,MILL, Thirteen . Cottages,, and numerous Out:buildings with E 79 Acres of rich Arableand Grazing Landin Fifty-eight Divisions, with in a Ring Fence. Let at Rents, and of the Val u e o f 1400 1 , per annum. The Estate comma"nds , an qxcellent Situation for improve ment, highly advantageous,'near the greateat Sheep Market in the Kingdom. The Rates are comparatively low, and reduced by an• Estate applicable to the relief:of the Poor. - Fourteen . Thousand Pounds of the. Purchase-money may remain on 'Mortgage. ' May be viewed,'and Particulars had, ,ten days preceding the Sale, of Mr. I , hirkill, Attorney at Law, Boston ; of the Printers of the 'Cambridge Intelligences, Stamfori. cury, and Nottingham Journal ; 'Mr. Brace, Solicitor Es sex -court, .Ternple ; at Garraway's ; and of Mt. Smith, No. 62, Broad-street, near the, Royal Exchange. . THE t ELE.BRATED ABSTFRC ENT".LOTIOIC . FOR the Cure of Redness, Pirni)l6, Blotches, Coarseness, &c. in the Face, Hands, aMd Neck; the only remedy •tor 'etredually cleansing tile complexion, and removing all diszasA of tile *skin pints ss. 5 0. h a lf-pi nts gd. signed, sealed, and warranted genuine from Dr., golo mon, Liverpool. It is the most,elegaiat, arome . tie, mild, safe.and'Valuablit Liquid or Wash for Scorbutic Eruptions; and every disease of the face and skin : it gently opetis the pores, eradica - es the miasma, and restores ate skin to a degree of fi n i'uess and pu rity beyond the powers of description. in particular, as Well as Gentlemen, may rely on the good of this Absterg,ent; as ' ihe best clearer and beaut i ri— ul Ell! .skin, which-it renders &ir, delicate, son, snioutit, and agr.2eable, removing-gvery kind of stain; tail, sun-burn, and .14 tOose freckles which long illness aul fatigue ge.icraii:. pr duce. It is celebrated for its. pe_uliar qua'.;y of the face, neck, .and bards, win - cif . are, Ciere-3y e lair, white, acid delicate ; in short, it is the. .nett a Lany can use at her toil-ztte with ~- 4 se and com.lort, or a {;e have recourse to when shaving is oe.,:oitiz a drr:atiful by an eruptive disease of toe face. . j'fie Abstetgenr 'is ranted a:tsolccely to riNnove, without pa - in or troll kvtay , kind of eruption on the human body, iroin wilatevef :Cause. ariing. As a sPee.4, -ell - I:dual, all:: $4::: realedy, it is unrie vaned, and has perti.irrnA cures wheat mAny osier Lo;lons could give 'no relief. It-is iiarmless to- ttie tenderest- eonsti. tutions, and inho;:i.slt to thu most 'delicate conipLxofii, stores tole skin to its wonte d pure_ness; a.id preserves It Soft, and eli,ate. . • • N. 0. lEat:n L'e t : e ius a label signed by Dr. Solomon, vvittio,t winch it c n soid by AI:. s, 'No. i 2- Sqln - .1; 11 e;5175.- r?icay a:id Co. Bow . CLiltr.:,l-yat4-; ric3srB. How.:rA• acid Ev4a.t. Wtzt• 13uciarancrSo41, Fleet-aarica.s., ison, ~, tose, ould ewer . , or In'S 5 fling rut- Iner, tri L✓cl 4 .• II a's and 111 cow sive. It O no'og turd vvo, astg tin by me liete S . i ll , 0A the WC Urn