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t--4-1 . ..-"14-------":1-3;-',4:Wk : 711 I ; 7' \ ll-7.4 1 _ S , 41 -- .3). --,.... .....u.. . . ~... - firE,DNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1802. II IC / . , ,o k A f 0 /...ril , l'. „„. ...t!rTqr g; r f 1,7 At-4,1/4 r 4 izi .'?4 - s*t - A '1 ''''.4„, Y, 7 4 • p 4 - • , , „.... ~. 4. 4 . .. ‘44-, - •••••ii tr,. :4,.- • ••• is - ,_ 0r.1.X 0" 44 •••• ~,,,/ w I 'tic 'lr v4.-ittft:i -, - .-41, ' v r '.. - . -.5..7 A ff R 30 2 7 } VAUXHAL Un der - L the P atronage of His R o y a l Hi g h ness the ParNcE of THE PUBLIC are W r A e l ;Pe s. aluily informed, • that Av w ~ t . T he GARDENS will p os i t i ve ly OPEN T0,1:110k- HURSDAY, June, th a • • SU PERB GALA a 3 nd wi FIRE-WORKS. Ads. F urth er Particulars will m be giv on en .3 in the Advertisement of _u-inorrow. ti . RANELAGH. ON FRIDAY Next, JUNE 4, i Soz, will be - given, SUPERB MASK'IS FETE, With a SUPPER and WINES, In of T HE BIRTH-DAY OF Honour HIS MAJESTY; • The M. On which occasion, t . "zagnificent R oom, .w i t h a ll t h e D ecorat i ons ere E ted by le c 143111 EMEN • d GENTLEMEN of BOODLE' s And -5 , Lu, - and Will be appropriated for Dancing. a sr ,t ,ne o'clock, the ROTUNDA will be'Opened with ra nged ER, consisting of every delicacy of the Season, ar- A. ", k ged evatily upo.,Lt the same plan as at Boodle's Fete. and - t r lc ellent- Blnd - will be provided for Country Dances, A 4;te. Military Band will perform during Supper. nittance, One Guinea only, which includes Supper and 7 Ine s and the whole of the Refreshments. Ac o Doors to be opened at Ten o'clock. _ oin n ,, ril rnociious Room will be appropriated for such of . the will " n Y as prefer dressi n g i n th e House; an d M r . Bealby _ecn t attend wi th ,Wardrobe, and will supply Ladies and and ~ men ;with Charader Dresses. of every description,... gre,t variety of black and coloured Silk. Dominos for T.', trona Five Shillings to One Guinea each. to_kkets to be had at Mr. Birchall's Music Shop, New 36;at-street ; Mrs. Richnian's Masquerade Warehouse, No. lien' 'Ox ford-street . ; Bealby's 11 , 1asqierade Warehouse, Co °Y -street ; Crott's .Masquerade Warehouse, Fleet-smet ; d en ; !'arratlce's Pastry-cook,' Ludgate Hill and Spring-gar- Roach's, No 71, Haymarket ;,,and at Ranelagh-House, c r t. l- ,,, Dresses may be had on the Evening. Tickets tor private Coach Stands to be had at Ranelagh se. 'THNEW PANORAMA, HAY.MARKET. E Public are respedfully informed, that this of „ Panorama exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the ciTY painL A• RIS and ' Environs, is now open for public inspedion; 4, ited from Drawings made on the North West Tower of M etropolitan Church of Notre Dame, since the Signing Preliminaries of Peace, by JAs. DE MARIA, Will oatinue open from Ten till dusk. • Admittance. One Shilling. • 11. ' • A Person regularly attends to explain the Piaure. THE ADVERTISER will give any respeaable I v ,„ Person from Five Hundred to Two Thbusand Pounds, „., 4 , 1 c? can procure him a suitable Sinecure. The Appointment 'f l int be respeclable, and exempt from Public Offices.— apply but Principals. Aietters, post paid, _addressed to E. F. to be left at the •ce of this Paper, will be duly attended to. The PARIS NEW DILLIGENCES, At only 41. 13s. each Passenger. S11:T but from the Golden-Cross . , Charitig-CrOss, 1. 4 every Morning and E v e n i ng, to t h e ' Sh i p . and King's - jead Inns, Dover; the Silver Lion, Calais ; Calais Hotel, ; London Hotel, Amiens ; and to Mr. St. Gre- Z: 4 4 ,t's Office, inßouloys-street, Paris, from whence Carriages i Ctl to all the principal Towns in France, Italy, and Ger i. r' * The Public are .. ‘i notice, to tint . - above Car at be ` ~►~ il ine conducted in a Tatm, far superior to any' other `esent established. SCARCITY' OF MONEY. Ht Proposition of a Pecuniary Loan, even i n Tt,e,„ less disa rrange d timethan the present, becomes ex able eIY interesting, when it IF made from any truly respect- Si,, 'loaner. In this important contemplation it is, that a of the very first Charader, and of ample Power (which' a 10 singl ep Co rrespondence will evince), is induced thus to tender o n , "Pio of Distindion, or Family, his BEST,' and most ti / 1 , ? !bo NT iA r. SERVICES. To Persons, also, possessed Cr a , ° roes arising from Land, Houses, - Dividends of Stock, eik'. 4 s, patents, Settlements, Church Preferments, or other \Thi c t l nt roperv, Awl IMMEDIATE SUM, the Interest of ea ch a. to be secured thereon. Every transaaion will be, to ion n ,, r _esPodive B o rr ower , a pl eas i ng memor i a l o f it s b e i ng isi orl 'ed on p r i nc i ples diametrically opposite to the many vi ther &I . Y, but designing offers, which sp . prominently disgrace tle_nblic P r i nts ; of course, on principles of integr i ty, se th:Y, and dispatch ; and, it follows; of unfailingly yielding L e rn : ) st perfed satisfadion in the result, tturme,ters, givin g N ames an d R es id ence, w ill meet w i t h every ton , , r narlly attention an d fid e lity, directed for Mr. H. jack ttr o th e care of Mr. Richmond, Master of the New C hap me Collett-house, Duke's-court, Long-acre, London, and .:-...,1_2(...?& paid. .• PROPOSITION. c:r al ;ly Man of Fortu n e i s desirous of temporarily, the (3 -- I2 e rmanently ' withdrawing hirnsell_from the tumalt of World and of fixing himself in a select and chear the A "'"' l Y Circle, of both Sexes, where he could enjoy all I,4•4otriestic comforts, with many elegant accommodations, tst 4 7taire every degree of consequence, equally as in an Btat hment (4 . his own, such wish could now be peculiarlytasi' l ' e d• - The motiv e f ot this publicatiOn is, a present oc -134 ° ll . in th e Advertiser, for the advancement of merely leVlundred Guineas, and the proposition to repay it by hi s fang the Gentleman as an Inmate (or, if marrid, he and hereafter),`! for a period to be agreed upon, but which might ,s be extended, without repeating the advancement. I } ,-„ 1 ... within four or five hours easy ride of the Metropolis :. 4t .'_re , are several amusements, and pr;-eminencies, locally I, i ' 3 '.!•led to the situation, and that is of distinguished fespec ,"!tY, beauty, and healthfulness. 11e-L7.le.!ters are requested to be post-paid, with, Names and th:tence, addressed to A.-If. Z. to be left at the Office of ticiT,u,n, No. 112 , Strand, London, which will be confiden ,....2 nOnCaled. as • CHEVALIER RUSPINI's BALSAMIC S'TYP „ TIC SOLUTION. 11E Chevalier having still further Proofs of the kt„Efneacy of his STYPTIC, in cases of Haemorrhage of with With the,most imminent danger; and as the Lives .s st uc.brave Seamen and Soldiers may be preserved, .were AlTr‘Yptie in general use in the Army and Navy, as.it is amongst herous class of individuals in both, it is his duty, as a Z116, 44)e r. of Society, and as cne in common with all, who has t he `r at heart, to most stron6ly recommend it for to come general use. As the Poor, eastward, nave a long i u ,.. 111 , to his house in Pall-Nlall for the Styptic, which the prev4;ner gratuitously dispenses to the necessitous, he has hel ed on Dr. De Valangin, who for many years, has been zlz,ni?equainted with its salubrious effects, and whose.hu tribulY_ and philanthropy are so abundantly known, to dis . - 1 10 ,,_ e Le . it to those whose cases may require its aid, at his in Fore-street, MoorfieldS. 4 "MR 11 : Juez, iBoz. LLOYD's COFFEE HOUSE, May IS, 18'oz. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB SCRIBERS fort - he ERECTION ofa STATUE of the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, late First Lord, of the Treasury; and Chancellor of the Exchequer, for the distin guished Services which he has rendered to his Country during the course of his able and upright Administration, JOHN JULIUS •ANGE,RSTEIN, ESQ. in the Chair. Resolved, That the Money subscribed and to be subscribed for the above purpose, shall be vested in Trustees . , to he hereafter appointed, to be applied by them in such manner as they shall think expedient in the Ere Lion of a Statue or Monument to the memory of the Right Honourable.Williarn Pitt," after his. demise, and in the mean time to accumulate. The Chairman having reported that -the money already received has bzen laid out in the 3 per cents. Resolved, That the said Money, together with future Substriptions, shall ibr the present be vested in the Funds, in the names of Earl Spencer, j. 1. Angerstein, Thomas Sonar, Esqrs. Lord Viscount I.3elgrave, and Samuel Thorn ton, E9q. M. P. Rssolved, 'nut the Subscription shall continue open only for a limited time, tube hereafter specified. , Resolved, That a General Meeting of the Subscribers shall be held on Thursday, the 3d of June, at the London vern, at Twelve o'clock xzecisely, to confirm or , alter the above Resolutions. Resolveci, That the Thanks of the Meetingbe given to the Chairman. Arruiunt of Subscriptions advertised, ,C• ,3 88 5 4 ' Lord Curzon - to to G. Moore, of Appleby, P. Rogers Bearcroft io to . Leicestershire 10. to Sir Corbet Corbet, of . Right Rev. the Lord Adderly, Shropshire ro to Bishop of Cloyne ' to to T. B. Brampston to to The Marquis of Ely zr o T. Gardin l3ramston 5 5 The Bishop of Peter- Rev. Matthew Surtey to to borough - to 7o Lieut.-General Baron R. R. Beechwood 5 5 Charles Hompesch to It, John Detre!' and Son to to Sir H. Harper, of Caulk, Earl of Pembroke to to Derbyshire - to to Thu. Henry Lamb to to Peter Berthon, sell.' ' ,to to John Ayton - to to Sir Robert Ainslie to to Paul Orchard - to to Wm. Sturges - to to John Tyrrell ' - to to Lord Boringdon zt, ‘o Mundell and Bridge to to Charles Long - to ti The Mayor, Jurats, and Mrs. Long to to Freemen of the An- Mansfield and Miller ro to dent Town of Win- Sir - Thomas Broughton 21 o chelsea z 6 5 Thomas Williams in to Peter Fee - to to Tho. Bateman Lane 5 .5 Sir Stafford Northcote to to Viscount Bridport to to E. P. 'Salomons - to to Viscountess Bridport to" to Sir W. Weller Pepys, George Tatem - to to Bart. Pars Pro Toto to to Captain IVPlntosh to to John Sargent - JO W . Fitzhugh, of South. Edmund James - S S ampton - to to 'Duke, of Argyle - 21 o Governor Pi&on - to to N. B. Subscriptions continue to be received by, Bennett and White, at the Bar ot . this Coffee-House ; and at the Bankers in London, Westminster, and the Borough of Soath wark. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. `HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respectfully informed, J. BURG ESS and Sou's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be prepared by. them in the same manner that has given such universal approbation for many years past. • The long , justly -acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opiniop of the Country at large, and of Persons resident in all parts of the Wo r ld , ' an d h av i ng stoo d the test of tri a l, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other 'rich Sauces for Fish, &c: induces them, from the numerous AdvertiseMents daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil TrSde for.family use, of the best quality. West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, aca. officers in the Army and Navy, supplied 'upon the shortest notice for the East arid West Indies, &c. have For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, their sole Agents for Fish Sauces. Warehouw, No. io7, corner of Savoy steps, Strand, London. Singularly beautiful MANSION HOUSE and PARK, near Bristol, Gloucestershire. _ MO be LETT, completely FURNISHED, and entered upon immediately, a most noble, spacious MANSION, fit for the reception of a very large Family of distinetion and opulence, with Cotch-house and Stabling foi• above twenty Horses,, and most convenient attached and de tached Offices of every description. Capital Kitchen Gar dens, Plantations, Shrubberies, &c. &c. and about Fifty Acres of remarkably rich Land, in the highest state of culti, vation, and beautifully wooded surrounding the same. The Buildings are in cOmplete repair and the Ground in the highest order, situate bn a delightful and healthy eminence, on the borders of Durham-Down, between Clifton and Kingsweston, and commanding a superb view of a finely wooded Country; the Severn, Bristol Canal, Avon and Welch Hill Mountains. The situation will be found to pos sess innumerable local advantages. Terms of renting may be known, and the House and Estate viewed, with Tickets only ; by applying to Mr. Yates, at Sneed Park near Bristol. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause the EARL of MACCLESFIELD against BLACKALL, betbre Edward Leeds, Esq. one of the . Masters of the said Court, at the Public. Sale Room'in Southamptcin-bnildings, Chance,y-lane, -London, in 21 Lots, on Monday the 2ist and Tuesday the 22d days of June, 1802, between the hours of Five and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, . QUNDRX FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, late of THOMAS BLACKALL, Esq. deceased, situate in the several Parishes of Islington, Horn sey, and Hackney, in the County of Middlesex ; in the Parish of Hitchin, in the County of Hertford ; in the Palish of Appleton, in the County of Berks; at SiVallowfield, near the Road from Reading to Basingstoke, in the said County of Berks; and in the City of Coventry. And also one Share in the New River Company, and five Irish Tontine Deben tures of tool. each. • Particulars may be had at the said Master's Chamber s , Southampton-building's ; of Messrs. Graham, Lincoln's Inn; of Mr. Hollier, of Thame, Oxfordshire ; of Mt. Eade, aitchin ; of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land-Surveyor, Rich mond, Surrpy ; and of Mr. Thomas Grimes, White Bear Inn, Coventry. • TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree Of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, " SMITH against COLHOUN," with' the appcobation of John Spranger, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, on Wednesday the 9th and Thursday the loth Days of June, 1802, between the hours of Elevenand , Twelve of the Clock in the Forenoon of -each Day, at the Great Hotel, at Buxton, in the County of Derby, in '24 Lots (the first 12 Lots on Wednesday the 9th, and the re- • maining Lots on Thursday the loth of June, Ilio2) ; Tl - IE MANORS or -LORDSHIPS o f TIDES WELL and HIGH LO W, with the several Messuages and Farms, Lands, Tenements and Real Estates, late of John Aycher, Esq. situate in the several Parishes, Town ships and Places of Tideswell, Highlow, Nether Shatton, Hathersadge, Outseats, Hope, Castleton, Thornhill, E yam Calver, Chapel in the Frith, Great and Little Hucklow, Pilsley, Litton, Wardlow, Gotheridge, OfForton,-Hasleford, Bamford,. Holme, and Bakevvel I, in the County of Derby. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis)at the said Master's Chainbers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane ; of, Messrs. Graham, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn (where, and at Mr. Gauntley's, Bakewell, Derbyshire, Plans o f the Estates 1 3 1 ay bes,-en; ; f Messrs. Mayo and Pearse, S o li c it ors, C loak le, London; of Messrs. Black, Epping, Essex, an Mid e Temple, London ; Mr. Wilmot, Wheston Hall, Tides well; Messrs. Mills, and Cruso, Leek, StaflOrdshire ; Mr. Isaac Hall, Castleton; of the Tenant - of Highlo*-House, Derbyshire; awl of Mr. Hall, at the Great Hotel, at Buxton. To the Worthy FREEMEN of the CITY of YORK. GE NTLEMEN, 11fHE public Declaration of m y exce ll ent F r i en d and Colleague, Mr. Mimes, and a belief that your Votes would immediately be solicited, induced me to pay my re speets to you. _ _ Having:finished my Canvass, in which I hope I have ful filled my intention of waiting upon every Freeman is York, I have the satisfaction of informing you, that my reception has been more favourable, my public and private conduct has been more generally approved, and the promises made to me of fiituie.support have been more :warm and universal, than niy most sanguine expedations could have anticipated. I fany , thing could add to the respecl I be a r t o - th ose w h o have twice done me the Honour off choosing me their Re presentative in Parliament ; if any thing could increase my affectionate regard forthe many most excellent and valuable friends I have.arnongst . them, that respect and that alfettion must have been heightened by the reception and attention i4ich I have now experienced. The prompt and unsolicited tenders of services which I have had frOm London, and from various parts - of the Country, also require my wannest ac knowledgments. ~ ' After itch a Canvass, and such offers of support, it is un-: necessary for me to say that I shall return to my dtfty in Par liament, with gratitude and pride, or to assure you that upon its dissolution, "I shall again step forward with a confident hope of being once more returned-by your flattering partiality. Not doubting but a continuance of the same attachment to the ( .iny.titution of our Aucettors, the same solicitude far the Peace, Security, and Independence of my Country, and for your_paiticular Interests, the same determinatiop to ad 'agreeably to your wishes, and to the didates of my own con science, will ensure the your suffrages and confidence. 1 have the Honour - to be, Gentlemen, • Your much obliged, and devoted . Servant, York, May 27, i 80.2. W. M. MILNER. SCICIETY for MISSIONS to AFRICA and the EAST, `by MEMBERS ofthe ESTABLISHED CHURCH. A GENERAL MEETING of the Stthsciibers to _LA. this Institution will be held at the New London Tavern, Cheapside, on Tuesday next the Bth of lune, at One o'Cl oc k, to receive the 'Annual Repart of their-Committee. The Second Anniversary Sermon will also be preached on the some day before the Society, at the Parish Church of St. Andrew, by the Wardrobe, and St. Anne, Blackfriars, by the Rev. Charles Simeon, M. A, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. Service to begin at Eleven o'Clock. • THOMAS SMITH, Dep. Sec. LITERARY INTELLIGENCE. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, (Removed from Birchin- Lane). D DUTTON takes leave most respedfiilly to 1.1..• inform his Subscribers,- and the Public, that the above Establishthent (consisting of many Thousand Volumes iii every Department of Literature) will in future be carried do at No. 45, Gracechurch-street, to which House it has been removed, not more for the advantage of a public Situa tion than for extensive Premises, in which lie will be enabled considerably to extend his Library and Bookselling Business, for the better accommodating of thOse Friends who have so liberally, and those who may hereafter encourage.this Under taking. To the former R. Dutton returns grateful Thanks, and assures them, it shall ever be his study t o me r it their approbation, and such Friends as they may plcae to re commend. No 45, .Cracecliurch-street, June a. • . • TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High CoUrt of Chancery, made in a Cause I NCE against ING 2, before John Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters of said Court, at the Public Sale_ Room of the said Court, situate in Southampton-build ings, Chancery-lane, London,Tuesday on the rsth Day of lune inst. at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon ; A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Welbeck rI street, Cavendish-square, in. the County of,Middlesex, riow in thepossession of Thomas Harding, Esq. at the clear yearly Rent of 731. ros. subject to a Ground Rent of 121. per annum. - Particulars whereof, may lid'had (gratis), , at theliia — MiT- - ter's Office, in Sodthampton- buildings aforesaid. MUCHWENLOCK, SHROPSHIRE TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPITAL and VALUABLE, FREEHOLD ESTATE, pleasaritly situatedon theTtlmpike Road leading to and within eight miles of Bridgnortli, seven mites of Broseley, nine miles of Shrewsbury, and fifteen miles of Ludlow, in a piduresque part of the County of Salop ; con-, sisting of the MANOR, or reptited Manoi of PREST HOP E, with the Waste Land, Right of Common over the extensive Commons of Westwood, &c. in :the ancient and r espectable Borough and Parish of MUCIIWENLOCK, and 734 Acres of fertile Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood, land, divided into proper sized Farms andancient Inclosures, with substantial Farm-houses, Malt.-houses, Barne, Stables, --Sheddings, and, other convenient • and necessary Out-build.; ings, now lett to respedabie Tena.uts,, at the old and annual Rent of 8 iol. or thereabouts, but capable of considerable advance. --; The Estate lies in a Ring Fence, abounds with Game, and contains several large Ponds or Reservoirs of Water 'Made for the purpose of irrigation, with a never failing 7 Stream run ning through the centre of the Estate - . Manure in :any.quan tity may be purchased on reasonable terms within •tWo. The Land contains an ine l xhaustible Mine of Ball and Stalac tical LIME-STONE of the first quality, 'With every indi cation of other valuable MINERALS. The Estate is sub jeet to a Land Tax of 171. 4s. a Chief Re n t of 11. 3s. 6d.., and is Titheable. 14,0c01. part of the purchase-money, may remain charged upon the Estate. To treat for the same, apply to Mr. lames,Wellshorw, near Stratford-on-Avon ; or ,to Mr. Coupland, Attorney,. Shrewsbury ; and for Particulars to John Bishton, Esq. Kelsall ; John Dodson, Esq. Cound ; Messrs. Pemberton and Coupland, Shrebury ; Thomas -.Haslcwood, Esq. Bridgoorth ; Wm. Wheeler, Esq. •Winterfold ; and at Mr. James's Office, IVellsborn ; Wm. Parsons, on the Premises; the Stork Tavern, Biriningliam ; and at George's Cotiee house, Chancery-lane, London. A very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE in NORTH- AMPTONSI-II RE. TO - BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Six or more Lots, • By Mr. KIRSHANV; At the Hind Inn, Wellingborough, on Wednesday the 23d of June next, at Three o'Clock, unless previously dis posed of by Private Contra d; A Very VALUABLE and DESIRABLE FREE . EX HOLD ESTATE, situate in a most pWasant part of the Country, adjoining the Market Town and in the Parish of Wellingborough, in the County of Northampton, consisting of a substantial and spacio us MANSION HOUSE, which 'may at a small expence beniade suitable. for the Residence of a genteel Family, with walled Gardens, Fish-ponds, Pad-• docks' nd Premises ; Barns, Stables, Malt-lfouss and other Buildings ; Courts, Farm=yards, and Appurtenances, and about 400 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, of the first quality for natural fertility , but still capable of great improvement, divided i n t o proper sized Inclosures, encircled in a ring thrice, and plentifully .supplied with Water. The Pasture Land, in richness of herbage and fertility of soil,' is superior to most feeding land in the Kingdom, and, the whole is deserving the attention of Gentlemen desirous of investing their money in landed property, and particularly of such Far mers and Graziers'who may wish to cultivate, stock ..and im prove a fertile and grateful soil. Lime and Manure' may be purchased near the Estate in any quantity, and on reasonable terms. The Estate is tithe-free, and of the annual value of 7001. kti to respectable Tenants, who are under proper agreements for the management of the Ettates, and have Notices to quit and deliver up the same at Michaelmas next. To treat for the same, apply to Mr. fames, .Wellsborn,, near Stratford-on-Avon ' Warwickshire ; and for a view of the Premises, apply t o Mr. Gascoyne French, Bailiff of the Estate, Wellingborough ; and for further particulars to George's Coffee-house, Chancery-lane, and to:. Messrs. For ster, Cooke and Frere, Liticoln'4-Inn, London ; or Messrb. Hodson and Soh, Wellingborough,.at whose Offices Plans of 'the Estates are clepost* EAST INDIA !lOUS E, Mazy iz: E COURT of DIRECTORS of UNITED 'COMPANY of E RUH NY'S of EN.;- LA N D trading to the East Indies, do hernly give Notice, That a Quarterb , General Court of the said Company will 1 held at thew House, in Leade.thalLstrect, cn I.Palcsday, ,'3d of Yune•next, at Eleven o'Clock in tke Forenoon, jor• 14 , e pal - pose of declaring es Diseidendirout ariarfas last to Micls:: , :- mer N,art. 7i , hat the Trarsfer Books of the'said Cvmpa7).-'s Stac k shut on Thursday, the 3d of . 7are ne,t, nt TwO opened agitin ol.Thtirsdiy, 221 of y.,ily pyo u ,b, g . And that the Dividend Warrantc 077 the said C67,9palty's due the sth of be ready to be - thliV,,ed on 111.,n,Lty, the 12th of :7, , gy next WILLIA,W RAMSAY, Sec. NEW MUSIC. This Day, wasp prce.6s. PEACE, an ObE : 'written 6y Robert Bloom_ field, Author of the Far grey's Boy, &c. set to Music h WILLIAM COLE ~'~ tin t•ed and Sold for the Authpr, by Preston, No 907, Strand ; and may be had of all Musk-dealers in Town and Country. • I • This Day was publislnd, • • • Price 11. 16i; in bb2rds; The first +(Wit VOLUMES of NTAVAL CHRONOLOGY,or , an FESTORI. . CAL SUMMARY of NAVAL and MARITIME EVENTS, from the ticne of the Romans to the.Definitiv.: Treaty of. Peace in 1892. By ISAAC 'SCHONBERG, Esq, Captain in the Royal Navy.. Sold by T. Egerton, - near Whitehall ; Nfe:ksrs. Richard on, Royal ENthange; and Bickerstati; corner of Essex -street, in the: Strand. *** •l'he Fifth and last-Volume will be pdblish, - ....1 in few Weeks. - This . Day was published, price as. bound, POETRY explained, for the use of Young People. By R. L. EDGEWORTH, Esq. Printed for . 1., Johnson, in St, Paul's Church-yard. N. Where may be hail, by the same Author, Praaical Education, second Edit. 3 vols. in boards, 2 IS. 2. Rational Printer, Is. 6d. sewed. 3. Letter to Lord Charlemont, with Charalers of Mr. Pitt and Mr. Fox, Is: 6d. 4. Speeches on the Uni , m,'delivered in the Irish Paha.. ment, ts. Just published, in One Volume Oaavo, A NEW WORK, Price Five Shillings, boards, Dedicated, by Permission, to the Earl of Lonsdab, FACTS DSCISIVE in favour df the COW. POCK, including an Account of the Inoculation of the Village of Lowther, .by RoBc . RT JOHN THORNTON, M. D.' Member of Trinity College, Cambridge ; late Physician to the St. Mary-le-bone. General Dispmsary ; Led I,rer ou Botany at Guy's Hospital ; and Author of the Philosophy of Medicine, The:Politician's Creed, and a New Illthmt tion of the SexualSystern, of Linnmus. Printed for and - solit by H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row ; Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yards Cox, St. Thomas's-street, Borough; and Murray - and Highley, Fleet-street. This da3' was published, in six vols. Bvo. Nith tWo coloured maps) price 21. Bs. in boards, - . .. _,. A TOUR through the whole ISLAND ofGREAT 1 X. BRITAIN, divided into Journeys, itnerspersed with useful Observations, particularly calculated for the Use of those who are desirous of.Travellin over England and Seat-- -1-64.34.. . By the lkey. C. • CRUTWELL, Author of the Universal Gazetteer. A distinguished Literary Journal' notices' xhis_Work.in thz.. following Terms : The former labourS of this Author have received, the best proof of the public regard, by . an extensive circulation; -and that this will do the same, we have not the smallest.doubt. He has divided the whole of the Kingdom into different Jour neys, every where diversifying local4formation with histo rical-record. In the first volume, a short history is exhibited of England, Scotland,- and Wales, with.a concise survey of each county, and an account of its Agriculture, Commerce, Parliamentary consequence, and Population. 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TO BE SOLD BY •AUCTION, By Mr. GRAHAM, At 'Tom's Coffee-house, Cornhili, on Tuesday, June 22, 18'02, at Twelve o'clock, in 'Two Lots ; AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ES l ATE, com. prising the Lordship of LARK STOKE, in Glouces tershire, on the' border of Warwickshire, containing 474 Acres • within a Ring, Fence, diVided into. two eligible hairy and AgricUltural Farms, including about 2so Acres of uncom monly rich old inHosed Meadow and Pasture, with - the Ma nor-house -and •Parts-house, both built of ,Stone from a Quarry on the Estate, - and 4 other requisite Buildings, ih perfea order, on Lease to Messrs. Cooper and Fletcher, sponsibleTenants i at very low Rents, amounting, to 457 i. rO4. per annum, exclusive ofiVood Land and Plantations di hand. The Situation and Properties of this Estate biiffic de scription. Its Crown was the love-f requen t e d. Spot of Shakespeare, commanding the,most enchanting Prospeds in every •thredion, bounded only by the horizon, .and supposed to embrace a circunthirence , of 200 Miles, with lucid Spring - 3 nearly at the highest top, and a Brook coursing its boundary thrbugh the Valley sufficient for a Mill. The natural pride - of England, in the breed of Sheep, has here its greatest trait, and from the summit to the foot,. the scene is so happily di versified with luxuriant Hill and Dale, that taken altoge ther, it is perhaps one of 'the most enviable Domains in the Kingdom ;' at easy distances frogs Campden, Shipston, Strut- • 'ford- upon- Avon, &c capable of great improvement. • Part of the PurchaSe-moiney may remain on Mortgage. Particulars may be had at the Star. Inn, Oxford; the Inns at Shipston, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick, Birmingham,. &c. of Messrs. Smith, Kekewich and' Hoskins, Lincoln's intl.-square ; and at Mr. ,Graham's Office, No. 5'.3,• Chan cery-lane, London. ADAMANTINE TEETH. -"MR. LESEC, Surgeon Dentist, No. z, , Ha. nover,street, Hanover-square, respeafully intiirms his Friends and the Public, in general, that after much study' and difficulty, .he has found. out a beautiful' Composition for Artificial Teeth, Entirclyincorruptible, being infinitely supe rior to any thing ever .yet. offered to the Public, and is sanc tioned by ,the most distinguished approbation. el this ,Composition Mr, L. furnishes complete Set, of Teeth, fixed in a Manner not distinguishable from 'natural ones, •repl,iecs every defiCiency, by fixing any number of single ortkublo Teeth,•. be, the Gums ever §o defeilive. N, B. Mr. L. , continues Jais operations on the Teeth Gums as usual. G FrroN ORIGINAL COACHES, at Reduced Or. Fares, t r -. 1 out every Morning, at Seven, Half past Se weep, and Ei g ht o 'Cl oc k ; and every Night, at Ten irix.:t°eK, during th e S eason, f rom t h e G o ld en C ross, Char hou ; o `s; Old Whi te -H orse Cellar, Gloucester Coffee- t ee se, Piccadilly,' and Swan, Lad-lane ;to the 'ern Coach-Ot- N orth-street, an d to t h e C ast l e , Old and New Ship l, Brighton. ti e ' Ll ' i . ci cel lent Packets sail three times a Week to Dieppe. Par- T i r s 'NY be had a t t h e G o ld en C ross. C r , t e EASTBOURN .COACH sets utf froin the Golden ss, as usual.