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In the Evening will be v.l A SPLENDID - GALA, 1 -len the Gardens will be Brilliantly Illuminated, and De corated appropriate , &c. The Transparency w of the SAILIN D G evices MATCH, together with the present and former PRIZE CUPS, will be Ex liibited in the Rotunda and adjacent Rooms. After the Concert will be a Grand Exhibitionot FIRE-WORKS. • By Monsieur ROSSI. His • Royal Highness the Dux E of YoßK's Band, in Full Uniform, will perf orm M art i a l Music • and the Band of Pandean Minstrels a vari e ty o f French, 'German, and ha lan Airs. beg Adrnission 3s.—Doc ors open at Seven, and the Concert ns at Eight o'Clk. HA NOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS.. MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now pen, and will contintie Every Day, Sundays excepted, from Nine ir. the Morning till Evening. Admittance One Shilling. SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of PER SONS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS. Craven -street, Strand, July 3,. 1802. ExiAQUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of this . S OCIETY will be held here on WEDNESDAY , the 7th inst. at Twelve o'Clock, to Audit the Ac -"Ilts, and other Special Affairs. - R. GRASSWELL, Sec. FROM ONE to 'FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS Will be presented to any Gentleman or Lady who will Procur e for the Advertiser, an adequate Permanent Place Mploymen t un d er G overnment . T h e most i nv i olable secErecy will be observed. o ,...Lette rs from li - incipals or authorised Agents, addressed to -at N o . 173, Piccadilly, nearly opposite Burlington nouse, will be properly attended to. FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS. A YOUNTG'MAN, who has seen better days, LI, but is now reduced to solicit Employment in any way that he can make himself useful, has Five Hundred Poun 'Which he would wish to put into a Llusiness that would alford him a..lecent livelihood. The Situation is immaterial, whether in Town, the Country, or what part of Great 136- ' 'Lain ; neither has he any objeaion to go Abroad or lie would ,give the above Sum to any Person who would procure him a Permanent Appointment at Home, in the West Indies, or any other of the British Settlements. Direct to H. L: Jones, Post-Office, Bristol. HARP, PIANO FORTE, TAMBORINE. M- MISS SEHR4M, Te a ch er of the above Instru ments, informs the Nobility and G en t r y, t h at h er 'Works f or the' Harp and Piano Forte will be delivered by the loth of August.—Letters, post-paid, either for Teaching or Subscription, will be k ndiy recetvcd. N• B. Piano Fortes from Six to Tea Guineas ; a real French Harp to be sold, at No. 93, Edgware-road. B OARD AND LODGING AT BRUSSELS . MR. SALIGOT begs to inform Families and that Single Ge n tl emen w h o i nten d to res id e at Brussels, 11.' has tak'en a magnificent House within 20 yards of the -end Park, which he has fitted up in the most elegant manner, intend s to appropriate - to a Board and L o d g i ng H ous e f or only Terms for a best Bed-chamber, Breakfast, Four o'Clock, 'Supper, and excellent Beer, 81. tel ling per M ont h . Each Servant for Board and Lodging,, 21 • per Month. Suits of Apartments for Fantilies to be to Paid for extra, and any Family or Single Gentleman may di ne thei r own 'Apartments. Stabling for 20 Horses, and Coach ' l 9"es ; Wines of every description, at a most reasonable Ple N o to dire& to Mr. Saligot (post-paid to D over ) , ' 1 '44, %ontagnedu Parc, a Brussels. . 'SIR SIDNEY SMITH. THE ST BSCR.II3,ERS are respeafuliy informed, PO Rt-,hat the Proofs and.. Prints of the WHOLE-LENGTH Robert AIT of that distinguished Officer, painted by for deliveiP4Orter, and CiigTaved by W. Say, will be ready a few days, at Xhompson's, Printseller to HiS p ur i e c' t Y an the Duke and Dutchess of York, Great New ti.n;stZe,, t, and No. sr, Dean-street, Soho. Early applica wll6.,-4 still secure good impressions at 'Thompson's, a A oished- 1.1 roof may be seen -. • Print s P 4l l Proofs zl. zs. Prints in Colours il. as. is. 10 NT .• • , - -Y to ADVANCE upon ANNUITIES REDEEM ABLE. MELVILLE and Co. • respeeifully inform the isr pert Nobility and Gentry, that have occasion for temporary otherwalient hms of Money; by the grant of Annuities or ays that f th - toblished comedian with Mo nied, MITI et es I .'"ils of the first respedability, they can always rtirit• ce nninediate Sums from 1031: to 50001. , upon real Se ariiing from Land, Houses, or,.F uncied Property, turesgYnen's I.ivings, Marriage Settlements Widows Join and ' ' C 'e• No , cielay will arise, where the 'Security is real, t ., nr il°t intri cate, with privilege of returning the principal at 111. I?Thities- rom six to ten years purchase will b e giv en f or .A, according. to the nature of the Security. Y Personally, or by .Letter, post-paid, to No. 7, Cecil gq-Ct, Strand. . A Pi,kASANT RESIDENCE in CHUDLEIGH, t•-t4r fa DEVON. ~,RE SOLD BY 'PRIVATE CONTRACT; I " Ki r ' FEE in Possession of a Substantial and •ivi t i '""v-built Double Front ' DIVELIANG-HOUS , E, 1 , 0 all necessary and convenient Offices, a good wailed 4 - en , 11 :‘ 411 ' ' cclt lalt'-ing about Three Quarters o l _f vh a i n ch A . c s r u, e • toge th'ertith about ,Half an Acre of Ground, ;rounds very rs,e- It built near the West end of the Town, on a fri t i, .., I „ ea , 1 1 1 .13' aud delightful spot ascending ftoni the street, 1 30 fe.,..i v ''''`' ll the House, inclosed by wall; distant about th e 1 :' • The situation of the Premises (being retired from V ount ° ry wn o ' u a nd open to-a beautiful' View of a romantn 3 ' 4,ll iLy" r -Jul it) makes the residence cicsirable fora Genteel The Hou se ptl ier • I, by se cohsists of two'ParlOurs, one 20 feet by 16, the .th e Or'euncl 5E' 140,11!all zo. feet by 16, and a large Kitchen on phich tru,ty b e made ; five commodious Bed-rOorns (one of on the Second Floor; also five 7 ,,,, 1 4 ,g00d Drawlng- Closets Floo r . .4 . i ~.' ' oed-Tooms with on the Third . „ an;, .! argeparret over the same. • v - Chuilleigii. is situated rt- the River Teign, in a fine Sporting Coumry i s a -ar ail, t Town in the Post Road from Exeter toy ) il- Y lll ° 'lllc d -j i d i l‘l distant e. " nine miles from the ibrmer, and seven from ti•equented Water P eign.no - 1' '* uth and Dawlish, much tug laxs. . - 'l'o accommodate a Purchaser, Sixteen Acres of Ground, or any part ther,:of, about a quarter of a mile from the House, may be purchased with it. for further particulars apply 14r. Dolliitg, 4 ttorn (if by letter, post-paid) to Attorney, in Chudlei&h. June 7 ,2thi . ISQ2,. ' GENERAL ELECTION. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS ofthe CITY and LIBER,TIES of WESTMINSTER. GENTLEMEN, • IWas in hopes, on .the present occa§ion, the peace of this great and populous City would not have been disturbed; but ,seeing the Advertisement of an intended op position, and the Election being fixed to commence on Tues-, day Morning next, at Ten o'Cleek,-t think it -illy duty to entreat the early attendance of .my Friends, at the,time of my. Nomination, who intend to honour me with their confi dence and support. , I have the honour to be, ' With the utrhost ; resped and gratitude ; - ..GErTLENIEN, Your most faithful, and devoted Servlnt,' GARDNER. Portland-place, July 3; 1862. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. arid FREEHOLD ERS or the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. .T Thintc. it my duty to i nform- your that I hate just received from the Sheriffi',office Notice, 'that the Election for the County of MiddlOex is fixed for Tuesday, the 13th of July, at Brentfad. The almost unanimous promise of support with which I have been honoured, in every part of the County, where I have hail time to pay my respeds to my Constituents, gives me the most confident expectation of success,. and that 1 shall again be honoured with the important trust you haVe delegated to me for three successive Parliaments.- I shall continue my canvass, without intermission, till the day of eleetion, and endeavour to pay my respects to every Freeholder ; and if, front the shortness of time, the incor redness of lists, or other circunita:pce§, I should be , ,o un ; fortunate as to omit waiting on.any of ,the. lilettors, I hope it will be attributed to tlic ieal cause, want of time or in formation, and not to wilful neglect or mattentiori. I beg you believe that I am, , With most sincere respea, Gentlemen, Your much obliged, and faithful humble Servatt; Hanoirer-square, July r W. MAINWARING To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD ERS of the COUNTY of CAMRRIDQE. GENTLEMEN, - T HE WRITS being now • . Issued for summoning a new Parliament, permit me,once More respedfully to solicit the high honour of being chosen one of your Repre sentatiVes. • To deserVe the good opinion of my Countrymen, and particularly of the County of Cambridge, has ever been the first object of my ambition; and during the difficult and arduous period which 'has passed over us, I am not con- . scions of having aded otherwise than according to the dic tates of an honest and unbiassed judgment. Notwithst. tiding my own unavoidable absence from the County, and the active and unremitted Canvass that has been carried on by other Candidates, whoe titre was more at their own command, it is a real satisfadion to Me to be assured,. that a very con siderable majority of my late Constituents have neither for_. gotten twelve years of zealous, though humble services, nor suffered themselves to be induced by artful and malicious misrepresentations, to deprive an old and faithlufl servant of his fair portion of their confidence and. esteem. I shalt continue to use my best endeavours to pay my re spects to every part of County before the day of Eleclion ; and although the short period which is to intervene will pro bably, prevent me from canvassing every 'Freeholder, I trust that any omissions will be indulgently attributed to want of opportunity, and not to want of respect personally. Should 'the County continue to think me worthy of their faiiorable consideration, I can only say, -that it wilt be the study of my life ,to endeavour to merit the honorable distinc tion to, wlneb I aspire. I reinain, Gentlemen,' Wimpole, with the highest respeet July z, iSoz. Your most obedient and faithful servant, C. YORKE. P. S. As the Sheriff has flied the day of 'Eleetion for Monday the 12th instant, I earnestly hope fur the favor of your early attendance. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERG Y.and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY GI OXFORD-. GENTLEMEN THE high Honour which you have once con_ ferred upon me, in eletling me one of your Representa tives, emboldens me to solicit the continuance of your Fa vour at the approaching Inedion. Although I cannot claim the advantages which belong to age and experience, yet, I trust, you will never find me deficient in zeal for your Ser vice, or artachment to your Interests; and sure I am, that if you should think fit again to repose in me the same trust which I have lately held at your hands, I shall endeavour to discharge it to the utmost of my abilities, and with a' con stant and faithful adherence to the true'principles of our in valuable Constitution. With the greatest gratitude for your past kindness, I have the Honour to be, -Gentlemen, Your much obliged and obedient humble Servant, july 5, doz. FRANCIS A. SPENCER. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. drNTLEMEN, TN consequence of a Dissolution of Parliament, I feel .it my Duty to express to you in this public manner, the strongest assurances of my Gratitude, for the distinguish ed Honour which you have repeatedly conferred upon me; at the. same time; I am well aware how much more I am in debted to your generous partiality and steady Friendship, than to any extraorclihicy p ktensions or superior Merit ofsny own. Pry )rourpcculiar - Kiiidness and your liberal and indul gent consideration of my have been placed in that eminent and respeaable Situation ,which I have so many years enjoyed amongst my Countrythith and Neighbours, a Sittiation, which not only attaches nie most zealously to your interests, but which is in my estimation, so highly flat tering and honourable, that the possession of it by your free Choice, completely gratifies my utmost Ambition, and the proudest wish of my Heart. , In the pleasing Hope, that I may not have forfeited your good Opinion and Regard, I take the liberty to offer myself once more to your Notice, and to solicit the favour of your Countenance and Support on the approaching Day 'of Nomination ; and if you shall think me Worthy to be employed again in your Service, you may be as sured, that I will pay a stria attention to the Business of the County, and that I will not fail to discharge the import. ant duties of my public Station with Diligence, Integrity, and Independence. I am, Gentlemen; Your obliged and faithful Servatit i Cilston Park, WILLIAM PLUMER. filly 2, 1802. P.S-. The High . SlierifFhaving fixed the NominatiOn for Wednesday, fitly 7, yOur attendance and support are earnest ly requested at the Town of Hertford. IVA RW I S HIR E', (To wit). HAVING received His Majesty's Writ, &mt_ mantling me - to cause td be ele&ed Two Knights to rea present this County in the Parliament to be held at West minster on Tuesday the Thirty-first Day of August next, 1 doaPpointAMEETING oftheGENTLEMEN;CLERGY, and FR E E HOLD ERS, to be field at the County WARWICK, on Wednesday ,the Seventh Day of July inst. at Twelve o'Clock in the Forention, to put in Nomination two proper Persons to represeht this County in such Par liament. Aston Hall, June I, 1802. HENEAGE LEGGE, Sheriff. A SPECIAL COUNTY COURT, for the pur- Hose of such Eledion, will )3e held in the COUN TY ALL, at WARWICK, on Monday the Twelfth Day of July instant, at Twelve o'Clocl:' in the Forenoon ; when add where all Candidates, Eledors, and otheg Persons interested therein, are to give theit Attendance. Aston Hall, ..11ENEAGE LEGCE, Sheriff. July r, IS•z: GENERAL. ELECTION. To the GENTLEMENXLERGY and FREEtIOLDERS of the CO LINTY of RUTLAN D. MHE ttry kind Reception with' w hi c h we h ave IL been honoured throughout our CanYass, enables us to desire the.fayour of your Attendance on the Day of Election, in a confident reliance that you will think us Nv en 11 y Of your Choice; this expeaation as to obtain ydur Suffrage it will be our duty and our plea Sure not to disappoint. . We,are,.Gftnt,lemen, , ... . - • • . Your most devoted afid most humble. Servants, GERARD NOEL NOEL. ' • • , CARBERY. . . Exton Park, July 2; 142. . . . . . . . To the. GENTLEMEN, CLEittr, and' FREEHOLD- E RS of the COUN'fY oISOUTHAMPTON: GENTLEMEN, .14 l inie SiaMttswty. beg having this a tl g l a i in d i a o y oi i dissolved r‘out,seryi ti c ) e e s Tar to entreat the fav o ur o f y our S upport a nd IntCrit.st at the and en suing General Election. . . .., While we take the earliest opportunity of soliciting the Honour of being continued your Representatives fur the County, we are higitiy sensible of the obligatioh already con ferred, in the confidence you have for two successive ,Parlia meats reposed in us.—The gratitude we teel,at. being repeat edly'placed in so distinguished and Lonourable . a situation, cannot tail to strengthen our steady attachnicnt to the general. interests and ‘Velfare of this County, wlikh we shall always most attentively watch over, and endeavour to thaintain.• •rie have the Honour to be, ... with the most prcifoun.d respea, Gcntlemen,.., tour most obedient, and niuch obliged humble Servants i.ondont' , . WILLIAM HEATHCUTE, Juneigth, iSoz-. • WILLIAM CHUTE. . , To the GENTLEMEN,'CLERGYand FREEHOLDERS of the COUN FY of DORSET. dir.NTLEMESt, Dissolutipn of Parliament having now. taken Place, I take the jibertx.Of again Offering thy Services for the very great and d!stinguit:hed Honour ot„ representing you as One of your Members in the ensuing Parliament; • Should I be so fortunate on the Day of Election as to be come again the objet} of your choice, you 'Play- be assured that I slißll continue to observe the same..independent Con ‘vhich,. I thud - myself, I have hitherto done by a stria attention to the just principles of our tree and excellent Con- Stitutipn . and particularly to promote the Interest .and my;native Coupty by every exertion in my pbwer. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most grateful and very obedient humble Servant, F. J. BROWNE. Frampton, Nile 30, 180. : - • .; To FRANCIS JOHN BROWNE and WILLIAM MOR . TON PITT, Esqrs, - CC NT L Em E rr, - . , WE, the umlersigned Freeholders of the County of Dorset, desirous to shew the - high opinion we en tertain of your Parliamentary Condua, and at the same time feeling particularly anxious that the Freedom of Eledion in this County' should Lie maintained with the utmost p ur i t y, most earnestly request that at the ensuing Election you will on no account open any Houses, distribute Ribbons, or. put` yourselves to any Expellee whatsoever. And as we cannot isalp fearing that the liberality, which you have shewn on all -• occasions, may make you wish to adopt same .such mea sures, we should not f4I satisfied, if we did not .endeavour to impress on your minds, that the mo,t certain way of con ferring a . favour on us, is by acceding to our wishes, and thereby proving to the world your own Independence, and that'of your Constituents. We have the Honour to be, You,r obedient humble Servants, Henry Bankes, William Richards, John Bond, _ . Richard Coker, Nathaniel 3ond, Richard Bingham, T. Pichard, , Lionel Darner, . ' Thomas B. Bower, Lewis Tregonwell, John Wyldbore Sthith, D. R. Michell, • 'l' hprnas Mcggs, John Nil:hell,' - • John Gould, • _ George Pichard, George Gould, . William Toogood, Thomas Rose Drewe, Wiitiam Cloven,. James Henry Arnold, John Richards, Peter William Baker, William Bond', James Frampton, George Houton Hyde. John Herbert Browne, To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD . / 'E RS \of the COUNTY of YORK. CENTLEMEN, NCOURAGED by- the Proofs of your kind Partiality, which I have so repeatedly experienced, the grateful sense of which will never be erased from .my mind, I once more presume to otter myself a Candidate for the Ho nour of representing you Parliament. Should I again be raised to that high eminence, I shall en deavour to discharge with fidelity the Duties of my important Trust : but my chief reliance must continue to be placed on that disposition, which you have uniformly . manifested, to construe with candourand kindness the Condua of your Re presentative, and to accept fa vou r a bly th os e . S erv i ces w hi c h , however ddeaive in ability, have been prompted-by upright intentions and a warm and disinterested zeal for the Welfare of our Country. I am, with the highest respet, Gentlemen, Your most obliged and faithful Servant, W. WILBERFORCE. London, June 29, 1802. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTOkS of the CITY of LICHFIELD. GENTLEMEN, ADissolution of Parliament having taken place, we beg leave again to offer our Services to represent your ancient and respectable City. Should we be so fortunate as to be honoured with your ap probation and choice, it shall be our constant and earnest en deavour to promote the Welfare of the United Kingdom at large, and the Interests of this City in particular. We have the Honour to be, Gentlemen Your obliged and faithful; humble Servants, Lichfield, THOS. ANSON. Ist July, 180 z. JOHN WROTTESLEY. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEONTANAZ:si; and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of KENT. BROTHER. FttEEHoLDERs, , - IN consequence of the Dissolution of Parliatitent, I embrace the earliest opportunity Of again offering my self as a Candidate to represent you in the next Parlia ment. I _have. now had that' Honour twelve, years, during which time I feel conscious of having discharged my duty' with integrity. punduality, and independence. Under those impressions, I presume again to solicit your Countenance on the Day of Nomination ; and shall hope for the same sup port as I experienced do the two fornier Eleetions. It is unnecessary for me to make yOu any professions ;.my public principles are well known to you,, and I have ever had reason to think they have met with your approbation. I feel myself justified in saying so from the.flattering manner in which you have received tne . upon every public Occasion. .1 can assure you (and with sincerity), should you agai n d o me the Honour to return' me one of your RepreSetltatives, I shall continue, to the utmost of my abilities, to proted our most valuable Constitution ; and also promote, with every exertion in My power, the Welfare and Prosperity of the County of Kent. , I' am, Brother Freeholders, With every Sentiment of Gratitude, • Your most obedient and faithful Servant, . , EDWARD KNATCHPULL. Mersham Hatch. June 30, tiloz, OFFICE OF . ORDNANCE, . . • • arr Ij, 1 ~: 1 . m, I-IF, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS -Of: 1-11-,- iti I :YESTY'r ORDNANCE do hereby give ..I'Votice,‘t-.. , I). , 4l.rat's will 14e received o their Office,: Fee' St:yllarg.v, 4trea, iffestminster, on TU ESD AY the alty cf Yob', ' IC 2. from 5t1,171) .Personi as shalt 11.1i:k proper to ewe, - ihto a, Contr,i for the :tend); of such Quantities uted Descriptions; of _ CORDAGE, • . .. . . ai the Board may erder to be furnished for the Service of the Or.i -nani-e, iittritxa period r:/' o,:e ).'ear. . - • . , . The Terms aozd Conditions. of i the Contr,:e7 may be kno.z.c.en ttp...t.- application at the Sec, etaty'r Of f ice, in St. 71.1argaret-strcet, 4:y thy , between tb„ , Hoterz of l'en and Pour o'Clork,. but ro Prop,- sal: can be admitted after- Tuesday, the I3tl, day of :Imy next. Jay Order of the liowd, _. ...._ .._..... .. R. H. CREW, ."; NEXT PRESENTATION, to a LIVING in DORSET- SHIRE. r SOLD BY,. PR Y'IkerE.CONTRAC';',-. the.-NEXT PRESENTATION-to a RECTORY io the County of Dorset, of the Annual Value of about Trto Hundred and Forty Pt•tunds, • ... • • t B. The present Incumbent i t i n an - extrerne state cf 1-,C.dth.7 • , • , Particulars may be knpirn application to -Mess. Blake, Cook's-eoart;;Carcy - -scre;t.,Lonciolt; or to Mr. tzldwin, Solicitor, - Ringwood,- Hants. , '` WANTED ;TO PUPA:HAE, In Worcestoilihire, - -- Herefordshire ; Monmouthshire, War wickshire, or the city part of Q.loncestershire, Good and" onvenLent HOUSE,. fit fora .Gen. tlernan i s-Familv,, in .a dry and pleasant S'ituatioi., commanding a Pleasingyiew.. The Rooms must beJa rwe and airy: — . There must .be 'ailecinate Offices; a sValled Gar den, .And ,a Shrubbery, Which, if extensive, will be !nor:, agreeable...; TheGioUnd must be well wooded.. A.'ltivir or Stream is wished tbr,,hut may be dispensed.with. To6etht.-r -with the House,.there must. be about an Hundred Acres of good- hand; a little more_Oi. less will .make no diffe.renc&. The. House must,,,nOt be more than an hundred Miles .from Bath.tt is :hoped that, persons ,pot -haying .: a .Rousv and Land .suiting. the, above descripLlsn, will not apply.— . Those whn ,have, and - will _direct a Line s(post- paid), to A. B. at Mr. Williams's, No: a, Church-street, Milibank, Westminster, mentioning Particulars, will be duly atteiiC ed t 0,.. • -ISLE OF WIGHT. . FOR SALE BY AUCTION, . At the Cuitorn-Hause, In East Cowes, on Friday the I)th llax of July, 'lBoz, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon THE following GOODS, which have been seized and legally' condemned, and may be,viewed and taited oii application at His Majesty's Warehouse, two days before the Sale, viz. 13RANDY - - - 1236 (.4 • RUM - - - - - 35 • GENEVA - - - -877 • WINE - _ 'lO SWEET AI. MO NDS - - Rih 3_ .-s. HERRINGS - - - . to barrels. .4.noc,aioAT, to Tons, with. Materials,' and Small AlsO, four other Small Bats, with Wa. ps and An chors, and sundry Old . S•tore;s belonging to the Watch-hou.se. SOUTH HAMS, DEVON. O BE SOLD; the. FEE SIMPLE and jI\THE.: • R Nc Eof al arge and .cominolous VV ELLI N G -I.IOV SE, situated close by a Market Town, within.twelve miles of Plymouth, with a walled Garden and Green-house behind the same ; all in complete Repair, fit for the Resi denceof a Genteel Family; also ;Barn, Stable, and Orchard 'adjoining. Apply to, Mr. Rivers, London Inn, Ivybiidge. N.:13. The Purchaser muy be accommodated with a few Fields near the abae Pr:Mises. . . ESSEX. • tO BE SOLD BY AUCTION • By Mr. JAMES HARRIS, At Gartaway's Coffee-house ; 'Change-alley, Cornhill, en Wednesday the 7th 4 ) 1 J u ly, at Twelve o'Clock (unless sodner disposed of by Private Contract, of which Notice will be given) ; A . Very Eligible FREEHOLD .ESTATE, con_ sisting of , the MANOR of SOUTH BEIAIF LE ET and JARVIS HALL, with the Fines, Quit-rents, arA, other Profits thereof ; and also a Desirable Farm, caltkj JARVIS HALL, and another - Town adjoining, HOP E's GREEN FAR M, 'situate in the Parishes of South Bemtleet and Thundersley containing altogether TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN ACRES, more or less : both which Farms are lett on leastOr at years from Ttlichael mas iSoo, to Mr. John Woodward, at the net yearly rent of 3091. 12.5. rtd . . , The Manor is very extensive, and abotinds with Game.— The amount of the Quitrents is 71, igs. per inn. and the average Profits of the Manor, by Fines, &c. for 13 years past amount to 171. os. id. per annum. The Dwelling-House called Jarvis Hall, stanOs on a very delightful eminence, near the Turnpike Road from. LondOn to South End, commanding an extensive and pleasant view of the River Thames, and of the Kentish Hills.. There is a small Farm House; with suitable Buildingt, on Hope's Green Farm. The Houses, and all the Buildings, ate in good repair. The Land-Tax is redeemed. The Premises mie . be viewed, on application to the Te nant. For.further. Particulars, apply by letter, post-paid, to Mr. Tindall, Attorney at Lawn, Chelmsford, where.a Map o f the Farms may .be seen ;• or to Mr. H'arris; AuCtioneer; No. 12, Graceehurch-street, London, of within may be . had printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale.: as also at the principal Inns in the neighbourboOd of Chclmsthrd - . GLOUCESTERSHIRE *. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - - By JAMES CROPTS, . • On Wednesday the 28th Day of Slily next, at the King's Neal Inn, in the Town o 1 Monmouth, between the hours of Four ,and Six in the Afternoon; by order of the Assignee •of David and William'Tanncr, E:lnkrupts, and subject to such Conditions a shall be then prOduced ; Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, si. bate it Lower Redbrook;in the Parish of Newland, in the County of Gloucester, about two miles from Mort. moutii, called LOWER kEDBRODK WORKS, and now used as i Manuladory for Tin Plate; with the Forges, Roping Mills, FurnaCes, Fire Engine and other MaChinery, diveo Dwelling-houses for the Agent and yierkirien; anti aboqt'Seventy—eight Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land; surrounding th„- Work ; on part whereof there are very gcx)d,Quarries of Stone for Building, and an abun. dance of Limestone of excellent quality. The Works have aplentitul anti constant supply of Nira. ter, and are furnished ,With Coal at a very moderate rate from the Forest of Dean .(which is only three miles distant), and have also . ..the advantage of being contiguous to the navig a ble River Wye. _ The numerous Conveniences..attached to these Premises, render.them extremely desirable. The whole are now in the occupation of Mr. W'rn. Cow. ley (together with a Leasehold Turning Mill lett therewith), tinder a Lease. for 2t years, which commenced on the 2.5 th of llacembzr, t 798, at the yearly Rent of 7001. Printed Particulars will be.ready for delivery in a few dam and may be had at the Place of Sale ; of the Printers of thg Gloucester and Hereford Journals ; of Mr. Jones, Solicitor, Salit.bnry-square, London ; of Mr. Guest, Solicitor, Ilrisrol ; and of Mr. Williams, Solicitor, - Nlonmoath, who will ap. point a Person to ihew the P ternises. June z6l