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~,~`d~ t'ly lent Itle- • ~, y. „ . 4714. • \73°\‘‘r • 141 • • -,„ itict • • , 1 r ' ' • 111. tea ' .17-4 T •• , ; V\\ :., , OF dis the eire i> n. ~3c ~niv ~ ~ic~ 0 0 - st (l- - N :14,13ER 3:13 a icli Les Iv. (` a _: ; '. i~ 41, on. orxfl AL but yottr Quilt p l y. tbo K!LtCI 're- Di llS P•L p ;L:recY 't7, ice Z, 31: cuLln . , - • -WILT-Sl-IIT:E. AT a MEETING of MAGISTRATES for the County of WILTS, held this 6th day of August, 2802, :it TROWBRIDGE, in the said County, in pursuance pia Resolution t ti tei e d i n t o by the GRAND I U R . Y at the last Assi2es, held at Sarum the 3 ist of July last : tit.LSENT, The MAitcuts ofßArn, IoHN Awnay, Esq. • • Sir W. - T . .A , c o u i rr, hart. TstomAs Besu, Esq. nw. H. Moverstea, Esq., Titoaris E sq )IC/I,llto . .Loyd, Esq. Asa AHANlLtthi.ow.•Esq. and lOsu JONES, jun. Esq. THOMAS Recces, Esq. hahaving, . expressed tarlr great abhorre nce at the (Artrageous and diseraceftrl proceedings that have lately taken place in various parts of this Count‘',' bytumilltnotis Assemblies of Patens. some of whom have appeared in distaise, and the burning and destroying of dittereut-Manub. f.aElories, and other property, and threateni n g the' .Lives of - Individuals, came to the following - Resolution • That they are determined to take the nuist areaual and Vigorous 1%4 easures_ for bringing the Offenders to speed)! Jus tice ; and for that purposelbty will hold d a ily M e etings, at ' leven o'clock, at the tellowing-Place, viz. •• Thursday and Saturday, TROVVykize. s z Tuesday, - _ . WAitmlYsTza ; • . Friday Monday and Wednesday, Ba Ao - t o ..• to receive any Information that tray be brought before them, and to watch over the Preservation of the 'Public Peace. —And they hereby cal; U 13041411, Constables of H un . dreds, Petty Constables, and otherVeace-Officers, to be 'watchful and aciive in -the line of their retpedive Duties, andto attend at the above times and places, to further the ends of Public-justice, and to take up all Persons appearing fDisguise, - and all other suspicious Persons wh o may h e tound wandering • about, and associating at unseasonable 'lours, without- being able to give a : , :..tifaCiory account of t hemselves ; and ail peaceable and \Yell -disposed Inhabi tants are herelif exhorted to exert them s elv es , t o t h e utmost of their power,- in defence and support of good Order, and to stand forward in aid of the Civil Power; and they mayle assured of the most speedy and etteaual Support from the Military Force spread over the country, it it s h ou ld be found tiecessary to call them in aid. .• By order of the Meeting, • _ THOs: TIMII&ELL, Clerk. SO'...IERSETSHIRE COAL CANAL. LOCK FUND. PrHE DEPUTIES for Managing the LOCK CONCE RNS.of.the Somersetshi re Coal Canal Coin -4,4nY, intend to September Ctle ana Ball Inn,. Bath, On "'leiday the 7th.day of next, at Eleven o'C lock t heFore . n6on, to receive Proposals from, a nd agree w i t h, ! I :Y,,,Perso,:i or 1 . 6'5 , 2 desirous of undertaking the M a s o nry LI NE, Locks . :.:ocled to be ered;:ci on t heR A DSTOc K fsE, and of Seventeen• Locks on the DUNK E RTON LINE of the said Canal "f the Stone and Lime to be provided 3 1 d'aivered by the Company to the Contractors on the AM. . . Plans, -Secaions, and Specifications may be seen, and fur ?ther PArticallars, known ant, time alter the 3d day of Septein cr on application to Mr. Wm-Bent - ma, Eniineer, 40td, near-bath ; or to R. Bowsher, Solicitor, Bath. C. CONSTABLE. Symoncrt Inn, 23d August, ISoz. z KINGSTON HOTEL, CALMS. ,?GRANDSIRE begs leave to inform tlc No_ * bility and Gentry, that the above HOTEL it fitted ...._• l l l imthe best stile, and is in a most delightful sit uation,coni V 4 nding an extensive - view of till:. Quay and the Sea, sc . 2.s to l ee the vess e ls going hackwzrds and ti wards in the Charnel, ;rid like w i se o f t h e C oast o f _England. He ;?aszootl Stabing ; 4 2d provid e s Carriages in -the English ra"N aotnenr's No tice, to any part of Europe. Places are a l so takest -i n the Coaches.. - • . Those Travellers who please to honour him with their Presence, will be sure to meet with all possible Accomrria. 4 _,ation,. and particular attention will be given to the Baggage, That it triay:.be carefully Conveyed to and frwn.the Custom and also to the obtaining the necessary Passports, so ciat travellers may experience no delay in pursuing their journ e y . . • • - • A Library is keprin the House fat their amusement. IM PROVEMENTS in UPHOLSTERY and CABINET' • FURNITYRt. • - • . -- MORGAN and SANDERS's'new, invented Im perial Dining T4,151b11. vi?Li J..MORG AN th e honour of sliewing - to . Then - Majesties and the 5• r!neesses at the, Q.l.teen's 1-[ouse l who- according , to-their, usto:tted goodness of ericoukw-K.ldgenuity,-- wdre most :raciottsly pleased 10 express theirrltili,•nest•a-probation add 4 "thon of the same. .• , • The best • ved Sofa.-Beds, Chair Reds, the much ad-. improved , Litre,! Four-pest arid leg! Bedsteads with Brass Screws, 0 7 ' • 0021- Patent; with eiegint Chinfv;Xuntitures. and Bedding Ginplete, landsqme 1-fTnQ Betts ATI Wiridgyv..Ckt rt :Ain& . uite, with'.eyery; Other Article , in the Upholsjery aud ,;asinet tiraneheS, 'retruiSite frit furnishing Houses complete; '37cuted in the firt7 - t of elegance-aud fasflicro. • 7havi l fglfo,lol4ly occurred, from -otler, a r .. 4e liauses being in the saine Street, Ladies and L'entlemen . , er Y respeatirlly entreated to be ertieular, That MR- " :and S R S ManUfadri • es and. IV« reßooms O , No. t 6 CATiI ERIN E-STR F. ET, • ...„, 1 4 THRE:F: DOORSfrotn.the ST=IR, ND. • )4 • mprOved - Portable iltaisleads with.' Bedding, and • 4O s quitto Nett' Eurnitures, Mattrasses - , _.FweiKn tares- , akso" new-invented Portable Chairs, a dozen of 1.1 Paa, in thespace of two commit Chairs fordx • rzati oi i . • , • - tad- MORGAN and SANDERS beg leve to. inform ies and Gentlemen in general, therr ,ticter vas a Patent r '"lted for chair Beds, Sofa fletiS; so falsOy reptesented. L Y ..„,"nprincipled,men, 'who are almost evdry article „" stamping them,Patent, in order to .Mislead and impose on WANTED TO PURCHASE,. . • . In Worcestershire, Herefordshire, 7 .ilionniouthshire, War. wickslaire, or t r dry part of Gloucestershire, Good and Convenient HOLI:,F, fit for a Gen tleman's Family, ht a d auct p ' reaiant fit tion, - ' l TYrnanding a ,pleasing.view. Thd ' knotty.; ?luta. be large "dairy There must be adequate ()dies Walled - .Gar_:n, a•. de n • , and a Shrubbery, which, if ..exte.u . pv, wine Trim '''aner,seeable. The Ground must be 'ell , :.vooded. • A •kiver ~.•.r-ant is wished' flr, but may be dispense:: with. Tokether t the irrouse; there must be *boot an..Hundivd. Acres of 7° 4 Land ; a little more. br less will makel ditßience. t a 'l . k: House must bernore rhan'an hundred Miles from, It is hoped that persons not having .4 -House 1 , 1 ( _ 1 1 Land suiting- the above description, will not apply A . 9 n e who have, and will d ire& a Line (post-paid) to Williams's, No. 1 2 . Churcristreet, Millbank, 1 1 to mentioning Partioulars, , will be duly attend-- -LIVERPOOL. _TO . BE LETT.IN LIVERPOOL, ANether, or in separate Allotments, as may be agreed upon, LL that large Commodious IiOUSE and PRE -1,14 Mis ES, with a Co:tell-house thereto belonging, si t,te cm West gide ot CAS:ELE-S'l' RE I, and near the s ,:onstruded for a BAN K, !las a 111 °II tepositbrf'anditiltable Office s tor ear - rYirtg Busalesi tilat ••41;:illti ?it's 'been - occupied ior at number of 1, 1 , 1.4 - A yeik alivi: ( i . ottrtnity prestitiedfor a similar cp,i r blishment other extensive- Line that re es the attenttoit of a yrincipal- in flat management wr eof. 14,I;khere is , an elegint Suit of Roorns'on theprincipal Floor,' I' o 2 as Dining- roo m , 'I) raw ing:tporn 'Library, E reak faSt -41..7) Powdering -r oom , and I.Servatits' P:uttry ,all of suit dimensions, and well cunneeted. • - j r , ;he Chamber an d A,ttic...slQrics ate . _number of Lodg- Otll-:"Is fiic e s with a sacioul Kitchen, good Ceilars, and for"4ervanpts, in the Lower Story. en House forms a capital Town Re4ence, and may be „ 'est on without' delay. t:,(ir P articulars, and inspedion of a:4, Prevnises, apply at cs ' ic i') C.:St 1r..5 trcet, adioinnas tho said Frcmisc.::. All all LI 1 a r latt, : ~ . -t ._; ~ ,r ; ; u,ll, tch - ri( A 11 .4 9J. e rc. iN V ether oin :cl to cribC : eons. VARY" Ili be 7 .Mr• _hill; wo • ca.. p, ptIS q j y w ith 0:111t" TUESDAY, AUGeST‘ 24 , lio2. NEW DUTCH HERRINGS. TOHN BURGESS and SON respeafttllY , inform j the Nobility, and. FamilieS in general - , they have landed. a Cargo . of NEW DUTCH HERRINGS. Their .GE NUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues tobe pie-. pared 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 opinion of the Country at large, and of Persons resident in all 'parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence o Anchovies and other rich Sauces for NO, 4c. induces them, from the rminieregis Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families;Ao. in purthasing the same, as none is to be had of their genuine, burst their Warehouse as under.- _ . Every other Article in the Oil T rade for family use, of the best quality. West-India Merchants, Ciptaintof Ships, &c Officers in the Army awl Wavy, supplied upon the ,shortest notice for the East and West Indies, ikee _ . . • _ _. (r4' For the convenience of i.artillies. in Scotland, they have appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, their sole Agents for Fish Sauces. - . Warehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy -steps. Strand, London. TO. BE SOU ; AY AUCTION, i . By VERRAL AND SON, At the Swan Inn, Hasting, in the County of Sussex, on. Saturday the Intl day . of September next, betwoni the hours offive and seven in the afternoon. ALL that truly Valuable FARM called BOHE - MIA, containing 8o A. z R. 33 P. more or less, being extra parochial, delightfullysituated within the liberty of, and at a short distancefrom the Town and Port of Ha',t ing, in thg occupation of Mr:William Foster, whose Lease expires at Lads-day 1804. Also several Pieces 'Of FRE EHO LD'll EA DOW LAND, near to or adjoining the Town of Hasting aforesaid, in Thir teem several lots. And also, a COPYHOLD FARM, - in Barnham, in the Parish of Bcxhill, consisting of a Farm-House, a Cottage, and a Garden arid- Orchard, two Ilarns . ,•See. together with 71 A.. 3 R. o P. moreor less, of Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, now in the oceitpaticin of Messrs: Maplesdens, Te= nants at VS i 11. _ . • N. B Printed Particulars may be bad in a few days, at the Bars of Garraway,'s Coffee-house, Cornhill ; the London Collie-house, Ludgate Hill; Swan Inn, [lasting ; Castle Tavern, and Old Ship Inn, Brighthelmstone i New Inn, Eastbourne ,• also at the OViceof Messrs. Lanridge ind Kell, Solicitors, Lewes; and of the Audioneers, at their Office in the Cli&, Lewes. . Bohemia Farm may be viewed by applying to the Tenant, Mr. William roster. The Copyhold Farm, at Bexhill, may likewise:be viewed by applying to the Tenants of the same, .Messrs.Ples dens. And the several Parcels of Freehold Meadow Land, set out in T:ii:ti.ten Lots, may also he viewed hy 3pplying to Mr; Cramp. at the Utile Ridge Fann, " ' Lewes, Sussex, Aug. 14, 1802” To PURCHASERS O''CAND. /slrN ItTliA M HIRE.PTOM: To be SOI.D, in SL:?temr next, by PUBLIC AUCTION, (of which further Nardi tars will ne nereal... . veil), 1111. IeSS PreVIOUSIV disposed of by Private Corlir.,i, AVtry De sirable anditnprovat)le FitEEHOLD ESTATE (consisting of Seven Farms, to'be disposed . ofsepannely or together), situate in the„ Upon Fields anti Parish of THR U PP, otherwise ROTHE ksTl-10Rp E, in the County of Northampton, and eomprizing .upwards of rwma_ti‘inti P.rer of siva,saiti Parish. This Field is ring-fenced; has a Corrununication_with . London and the River Thames by means of the Grand Junc tion Canal, which passes through it, and also-with Binning,- ham, Liverpool, and other large Towns in the Western Parts of the Kingdom. A collateral Canal is also projeeted across it from the Crand Junction Canal to the River Nen and the Town of Northartitiron. It is within three Miles of North ampton. seven 01 Towcester, and ten of Daventry ; in a . pleasant sporting Country, abounding with.Gadre, and within a few Miles uf - a Pack oflox-Hounds. ' • .;•- ' The principal Tenants are under Covenants to quit Part of their Farms April 5. 43. and the remaining Parts on the • rod) of October following. ' , N. IL If the Whole is purchased hirrine Individual, the' Manor, with the Rights-of Fishery, and other Rights thereto belOnging, may be purchased with it. *,,,f • For further articulars, afirply to Mr. Waltsiti.Watsor; . of Lower Shuckburgh, near Daventry, who will skew the „:.Eswe • or to Messrs. Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Syliferiids:: " Inn, ehancery.lane. London. .. . . Printed Particulars may be had of theabove Mr. AV. Watson ; also of the Printers of the Northampton,. Stamford,. Leicester, Coventry, Oxford, and Birmingham Papers. - , • - - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRA c-r,.. A Desirable Compad FREEHOLO . ESTATE 4 I — l elegibly situate on the Banks .9,f the...WYWliiVitl4l P . 17 fishes of L'lanurthwll, Llanalanfaur, Nantineß,,,,and Lia. nyre; in tht.Counttes ref ,Brecon and Radnor 'at a central ; distance between the food Market Towns of Built!) and' Rhayador (except the . Lone Farm), - and lett tolhefolloWing Tenants, at the under-mentioned Rents. .- 't- , • - - t - ' , . „ 3 VO - g. ,7, v • ... 4 ::" L. , , P p,.. r -, :2. • • • 57-B =ate ....: v . r - • ...-,. , ..... . , •:: 0. .... . a z' r, A %..eYN.) ..., ... CA ..., 0 3 .4... Mr, --, • • .. ; : - .....t r : • Z...... ...... 5 6 . ~.4 , 4 ... = ..:. 0 E'. ' Et ' "- cr. r• -, = ..,. - .e. • ..-- ' 4 1 ' Zil . w • < ' 4 •• 2: _ ... ... .. . ... N 14 0 t) O 0 I, 0 Q i s 4 OCrOOO 0 0 0 0 6,1".0 in I 0 4. 0 . . V. Gh V 1. 00 o bJIAGI 00 0 7 . Al' ~~~'~~ 11 Fa 41 41 43 Cir re Z. 0.1 •••• 4IC 0 t 4 0.4 H , 1 a p . Most of the above Farms, except the are, only di- Vided by the River Wye, on which they border for a consi derable-distance, and wherein they have a vaitiable 'Right of Fishery. The adjacent Country abounds IVith Flares, Crouse, anA Partridges. . The Preniiws have good Siteep-Walks-be -1,-NnFli4.. to thein, and arc very itnprovea'Je. The Timber theiecni, being seve; al , hundreds 'of fine Maiden ()!ik, and good ,A..4h, to be taken by ttio-P urchaser at a lair valuation. Messrs., Jenkins, James, and Co. ot. No. - 3,, New Inn, Loudon, tare authorizei for the Sale thcrol. ST. KITTS. TO BE SOLD, or LET C, a VALUABLE P'LA'NTATION, •in the Parish' of Sr. John Capis ten's, containing about 160 Acres of Land, with. Dwelling house, Windmill, and other Buildings thereon, now in the occupation of Clement Caines, - Esq. whose Term expires at Christmzis next. • • For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Farrer, ticey, Steadman, and Wall, Solicitors, Bread-street Hill,- London. ST. CROIX. bANISH WEST INDIES: • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-- • At Carraway's coffee-house, London) •- In MARCH NEVI,' , . , (Unless an acceptable Offer shall be sooner made). THE SUGAR PLANTATION called BEES TO IC-11,1 LI-, Situate one Mile and a Half irony Bass End, the Capital of ,the Island, with about 93 Negroes of all descriptions, a good Stock of- Cattle, - and every other re_ quisire for the advantageou.s Occupation of the'Estate, which consists of about tso Acres of excellent Land, .in Sugar and Provision-Crowids, a very small pOrtion but, what is valua ble in its kind. An excellent 'I3W E L I NG-HOUSE in one of the plea sac' , st, and most healthy Situatiods in the West-Indies ; . lit.. - -;se; - .vitt; two' Sets of Cc2ppers, Curing-House, Mciasrs- Receiver, Ktun-Cellar, three Stall-Stable, Coach-House, an 4 other Detached Offi ces, the whole in goer! repair. The Purchaser to have Posession on the ist of August, 1803_. _ • • , • The Purellase-Money to be paid itf - Cash, or satisfaaory Bills, toper- Cent. at the Lime of Sale ; so per Cent, at the chile of delivering Possession, . and the- remainder by friu . r . yearly Installments, with security fo r p a ym ent in London, with Interest. - Further particulars may be had, by inOiring upon. the Premises ; of iltr. Varaknadrsch, Muscovy-Court, Tower_ Hill ; or Mr. Peasatn,.Serjeante-lan, Fleet-strzet. TO BE • SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, •ntade • in. a certain .Cause there, depending, wherein SAMUEL „ NEWTON, Esq.. is Pkintitf, and JOHN BRADSHAW, Est .: and JAMESBRADSHAW, Esq. and OTHERS, are Defendants, and in pursuance o f an Order made in the same Cause dated the z3d "da , of July, xSoz, before Peter Hotting, Estk. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Rooth of. the Court of Chancery, in Sottthanipton-buiidings,:r;iludon, on Tuesday the 3 tst day of August, tBoz, I),CtAtn'the Hoursrot One and Two o'ClOck iu th-2 Aftemoon, in One Let; A• FREEKOLD ES TAT situate at WIL „‘--A. BUR Y,• in the County of Wilts, late belonging to tit AS BRADSH AW, Esq. neceasedi consisting of a NIAN!!1: MANSION-HOUSE, ,yith suitable Offices, :,;arclens, ~asure Grounds, Private Horse-Course, Planta tions aod a Falk about tour miles in circurnterence, - together witittapital Farms, Tenements, and Lands, containing in the mole 163 a Aeres, or thereabc , :ts. rarticulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said - Master's 'Cttainbers in Southampton, buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon at ‘Vilbury- house, near Amesbury, in .the County of Wilts; the Waite Hart, Salisaury ;- the Star and Garter, Andover; the White Hart, Bath ; and of MeSsrs. Williams and Brooks, Solicitors, in Lincolii'S Inn, LondOn.--And Plan of the Estate may be seen at the Chambers of the said Messrs. Williams and Brooks. SUPERWAND VALUABLE JEWELS, ANTIQUE GEMS, &c. • • • • BRIGHTON. • TO BE SOLD-BV--AUCTIO-IST, In the Town .n 1 13rigarir.ftnistone, on Friday . the z7th Of August; 1802, at Twelve o'Clock, A . CkPITAL COLLECTION. of JEWELS, ..\ NT IQU E GEMS ; ,Ste. Unique in point of conse quenc.:, Variety, and value; comprising most elegant and su perb Necklaces, Ear-rings, Lockets, and Bracelets ; an assort meat of the most perfect and bcautifid-loose and set Di - monds and. Coloured Stones; Rubies, Emeralds, Sapphires, - .Onyx, and Stirdonyx, richly and elegantly set in Bril liants; an Opal of tare grandeur. and beauty ; a beautiful gold enamelled Snuff-bcia, ..th a highly, finished miniature Por trait of the Archduke Charles ; several others of the most costly workmanship ; curious and antique Rings, Cameos, and GeMs, by the most eminent Italian Artists ; Tablets by .Bernino ; two pair of Pistols, by John Adam Kugel reiter, warranted to carry a ball 3ooleet, Sec: *..„:..,Catalogues will, bedelivered in Brighton, on Wednes clay the 25th,'whicfi will be announced the Place of Sale, where they will Pe on view on '1%:1:!•:::.tay. WILLI..\ MADDOCKS,'BrOker, - • • : Salters'; Hall, ..London.' . q'lie Nobility and Gentry are rettptafully informed, that the w.Ale'Ot the above are the genuine PROPERTY. of a FOREICN E R. of Dl ST INGTI o , tl'nt....ver have been pub lieli seen in this.. Country, arcofthe , ntost exquisite taste and workinanshp, in high preservation, and truly deserving the 'attentioii Of':he-curious. ADVICE TO SEA-BATHERS, BATH, AND HOT WELLS. DR. , BRODUM begs leave to recommend the BOTANICAL SYRUP (the virtues a which are-ac knowledged by persons of the first - fashion and distindion,) to Bathers immediately after quitting_ the Bath, and one hour before, and in ,partitnlar to those who are subject to erup tiOns arising from vitiated Humours, Scurvy, scc. the quan tity taken eac h time, three tablespoonfuls. To Nervous a!al Debilitated Constitutions in general, ow ing to an irregular courseot lifes hard drinking, excessiv, gnef, and those debilities hi - Ought .-by not knowing the dangerous tendency of a certain vice, -.contracted at an early age,- the Dodor recommends the Nervous Cordial, two tea spoonfuls, which is to be taken. an .hour before bathing, • and one aft 4. Ten minutia walk after is necessary. • G-3. A number of Cures pertbrmed at Southampton, Hast ings, Pottsmouth, Isle of Wight, Margate, Ramsgate, Do ver, Bath, Bristol, Harrowgate, Cheltenham, and Tun. bridge Wells, in the course of the last Season, on several Ladies and Gentlemen, who, - from their elevated situations in life ; will .liot permit of their Namur_ he*, published.' Persons who do not know the cause from which their com plaints originate, - the Dodor, - to relieve anxiety, informs those who wish to receive benefit without a Conference, that on their sendirk; a Guinea, and their morning Urine ina box, may derive equally the same benefit ; his. scientific knot ledge of various disorders, by means of Urine, has establish ed his tame. Those not wishing to receive Medicines of his Agents, may receive them from his House in London, by addressing 6 line, post-paid.' To those Ladies and Gentlemen bordering on the state of Matrimony, ,the Dodor would particularly recoil - mend the Botanical Syrup, prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hymen, who are in the smallest degree apprehensive 01 the system nor being eotirely sound, or subject to relaxationS of the solids. • The 'Cures contained in this' Pamphlet are given in as short a way. as possible, for want of room ; but they may be seen at full length in the Guide to Old Age s which the Do'tor recommends to Persons of both Sexes, who, whether Single or Married, ought not to be a moment without. lust published, a New Edition, inGerinan and in En,glisia; of " A GUIDE to OLD- AG E," .being the Two VolutUcs comprised in One, price 3s.' 6d. each. The Botanical Syrup and Restoratiye.Neryous Cordial, to behzd at the Dee - tor's House, No. 9, Albion-street, in bottles at tl. 2s: its. 6d, and ss. sd. duty included.; Jeboult and Co.'•s, late Bacon, No. i5O, Opord-street, opposite Bond street ; Golding, No. 42, Cornhill ; Ward, No. 324, Holoorn ; Withers (late Cockcil's) Medicine Warehouse, No. 229, Strand; Tun's, Royal 'Exthange ; - Perfumer to His-Majesty, No. 41, ; E. Newbery, cor ner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Bolton's, Roya,i Dtchange; Citing and 13'urkr, No. 4, Chet side ; flurkeeis, Amick and Son, No. 3z, Haymarket ; Shaw's Medicine-warehouse, High-street, Borough -. opposite the Sotithwiirk Bank; Mr. • Pidding's, No. -6, Oxford -street, - opposite the Pantheon ; Forb.s, Diuggist, 1Nj0.32, Blackman -street, Borough ; Dicey, Bovi-lane; and to be had of all the•Booksellers'and Printers in the plincipal Market Towns in the 'United Kiogdoms: [PRICE SIXPENCR. ORDNANCE PREMISES, at R0771.1:1(1111 HE OFFICE Y . ORDNANCE, _ . - - August 18, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Ml 4 -VSTY's ORDNANCE do herihr give Notice, that 16, 1 : trill be rea4:l;, at tkcii Office ; In Si. Margaret-street, ;restrrinsres., on TCIESDAY, the 3ist instant, to receive Propose- 1 - from such Persons Tv!) )04 It to become the Purchasers ci a vs ray E'li• gil~leand.lrnproveable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, the Prepeqy of the Qrdnance, situate at Rotherbithe, in the County of Surrey ; coniistihg of a CAPITAL HOUSE, erefled cur a Piece of Ground on the North Side of Lavender —;trees, with the . varicur Out-buildings, together with an extensive WHARF, fronting the River Thames, au) Feet in Length, and vi - 4-1, ETIO US ti,S, BAKEHOUSE, ACCOUNTING-HOUSE, and several other Buildings eretled thereon; and also all' Benvfl and Advan tage arising from Ills Majesty's Letters Patent, granted' fir a certain Invention fir raving Coal and other Fad, ;yr the work ing VlSteam,Engines, and Jri other pitrpies ; and also all Bert Ift to a .E.ere.v.:al of such Patent.: lite--vt:e a CAPITAL STEAM ENG INE 4 . 44:led cv. the raid Premises ; and also the Ovens arnstrutfied on' tbe Principle of the said Neu-Invert-. The ai•ve , lenticned Pro:fires are 111,1 for a Term, Si . 14 " - h Eighteen Year: 'l,vere urerpired at Lady Day last, at the kw Rent of • SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS per Annum,. Immediate pcsussiim will to givex as soon as the purrh ast shall' it ton:Need. _ The Premises rseqy hi viesced upcn 4pylcation rc Mr. Booker, wbo is resident Meru,: ; and the ilartra,s7of the Board's Title t, the Estate, may be exisrtsined a: ti $ Seiretar;v's Vfee, in St.. Af4rg.iret-strcet 4 Prorated,. sealed up, and marked en the ou:side, " Proposals for the Purchase of the Ordnance Premises, at Romer !lithe," may he deiii , ered at tbe Ordnafzce Office, in Westminster, on or- b, fore the 31st instant, but 719 ler will he received afar the bout- QJ Two a:Clock on that day. , By Order of the Board, R. H. CfiElit, A ret. . EAST INDIA HOOSZ) >lnkiest 11, rgoZ. • THE COURT of DI RECTORS of - tbe. UNITED CO ..11 - PA.ZsIY of MERCHANTS of ENG. ,LAND trading to the East . lndits, do hereby give Notice, That it is their inteytion to . receive Applications 9lt or before the 3 6 ,th September, from the itierchants wanting Tonnage . 6- the ExPoi 7 t of Goods to India ; for such Goods Which at; to be Ship. in the ensuing Quarter ; and on cr before- the 31:i Decembe!',. the 31st March, ;and 3oth June, for such Goods the MernLaats are desirous of Shipping in each Quarter, following svel, date:; and that his their intention also to furnish -Tonnage for any quah., 14y of Madeira . kine which may he required, by Person; willits,c to shipl47 same' for: India, upon appli:ations, _ • - Particular: of ibi Rates of Freight, e&c. . fa. theffrst Ships ej the Season, are to be teen in, the 0 . 1fle: of the Clerk to theaCommitrce of Shipping., JAMES COBB, Assist.lnt Secretvy. CAPITAL ESTATE in SUSSEX , TO BE SOLD BY, PRIVATE CONTRACT,_ , .61„ Large MANSION HOUSE, with Coach_ - houses, Stables, Pleasure-grounds walled in, Garden, Paddock, and Lands containing Two Hundred Acres, well wooded and watered, fit for the immediate reception or a large Nobleman's or Gentleman's Family. The situation is about thirty-one. Milei from London, and upon the best Road in Englandi • • . For further Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Blandford and Swett, Kin6's Bench Walks, Temple, London; or of Mr . . [ones, Solicitor t r:anbrld 6 e Wells. • Copy ofa Letter from THOMAS V. CLENDENINGS, L•sq. dated Thomastcwn,,Castlebar,. Ireland, 15th Au gust, 1802, forwarded , under frank by the Rigut Hon. Dennis Brown, M.P. for the County of Mayo, brother,to the Marquis cf Sligo. Co Dr. SOLOMON, Liverpool. • SIRA, - * VING been for several years affliaed . with a .violent Nervous Complaint, accompanied' with Pains , in my Head and Breast, so as to be frequently confined for days to my bed",. and having had recourse to the Faculty in several parts of this kingdom, to no purpose, was at length recommended to try your C 0 R DI A L BA LM of G IL EA D ; after taking three bottles, 1 am happy in being able to state, I find myself perfealy recovered, which 1 entirely attribute, under God, to your invaluable medicine. You are perfectly at liberty to publi3h this circu-mstanFe, and I shall make It genaally known in this part of the Country. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, . . Tl-101',1AS V. CLENDENINC. ONI,Y A FEW DAYS TO PURCHASE , The PuiJC: are respeatully informed; *that Mr. Tames Mathews, No. 18, Strand, has On 'hand, a few Five Pound Cases of Or: Solomon's truly valuable Medicine, the CO it , - DIAL BALM of . GILEAD; containing the quantity of Twelve Half Guinea Bottles—these can only he purchased prior• to the ist of September next, in consequence of the - heavy Duties imposed on Medicines of,that value,- which commence on thatday . . .Patients who are desirous ofperse ering in the use of this excellent Mediciv, and SA VI NG ONE POUND SIX SHILLINGS, art the r e f ore advised to luso-no time in applying for the same, as the whole Stock of Five Pound Cases remaining unsold on the ist of Septem. bar, will be returned to the Proprietor. ' Also a few of the Family Bottles at cos. of the ANTI. IM P ETIGIN ES for' the Scurvy, Leprosy, Lues Venerea-, &c. whereby the Purchaser saves 13s. The sale of which Will likewise be withdrawn after the rst of September. " Sold by Remnant, Hamburgh ; R. each, Peter-street, New-York ; Mathews, , No. IS, Strand, London ; , and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton; Gregory ;. Bir rningharn, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; Blandksra, • Simmons ; Bury St: Edmund's, Dingle ; Cheltenham, Sel don ; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rollason.; Colcheit • ter, Keymer ; Canterbury, Simmons ;- Carlisle, Jollie ;- Chatham, Etherington ; Chelmsford, Clachar ; 'Chester; Pool and Son ; Chichester, I'hillipson'; Cirencester,. Smith; Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin, Dugdale, No. 7, Exchange court; Derby, Drewry; Durham, Pennington; Dover, Neales ; Devizes ; Lowe • Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Rosek, Dartmouth, .r::kson ; Edinburgh, - Smith, North Bridge ; , Exeter, Trewre..in and Sort ; FalmoUth, Elliot ; ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, ; Liverpool, Cass, druggist ; Leeds, !shins, Holmes ; Lincoln,. Drury ; Lynn, ; Leicester, Gregory, Swinfen.; Lewes, Pitt; Man cheSter, Thompson ; Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, Waller; Marlborough, Harold; Newbury, Fuller, Atlee ;• NEW. castle, Walker, Hodgson ; - Northampton, Dicey ; Notting. ham,' Burbage ; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; (Word,. Jones; Ply mouth ,Dock, Hox land ; Portstauth, • Botain ; • treading, Smart ar,4 Co. ''• Rochester, E theringtoti ; Preston, • Sergent.; Shrewsoury, Eddowes ; Southampton, Statibrd, Morgan ; Stamford, Newcomb ;' Sunderland, Bray; Salisbury, Collins i"Scarborotigli, Bayley ; Taunton, Poole; , Tunbridge Wells, Sprange ; 'Wells, Evill ; Weymouth, Wood; Windsor, blakency ; and all the Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom ; of Whom may he had 'the AB. STE RG ENT LOTION, for cleansing the fa and skkn from all cutaneous eruptions. Pint 6 SS. sd, half viots gcle ~~ ~~. ~,~_ - s '_ -