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13 J • j LiIeGENTI EMEF, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY s of CAMBRIDGE.' MCznrx,rzsam, Y _Bro t h er an d myself h ave had the high i T we lionoar of representing the County of Cambridge for two Years successively, during which tiine, I trust We ` rr oot Ivan t be accused of i nattent i on i n its Interest, or of It g be in its Service. p trit s no satistkaion to me to reflect, that during this Pro v -4 ' more L eg i s l at i ve prov i s i ons h i ve been made for im ' th ari l Pg the Agriculture and Drainage of the County and Isle, all th e years that have passed between the commence or it end t h e R eign of Queen Anne.—For my own part, l l o c ajl with truth affirm, that I have always endeavoured to t„..',7 1 Y duty to my King, my Country, and my Constituents, ill Tile best o f my abilities ; and ' though I am sensible That, wi t hdischar ge o f . t h e l a b or i ous and responsible function cited W hich I hav e b een i ntruste d , I must somet i mes h ave k! ' Yet I Mel.confident that I have neither intentionally idea or inj ured a n y one, or wilfully neglected any business cjeli has been comm i tte d to my c h arge. soil these circumstances, I venture to hope, that I shall to,, m eet with a continuance of your Confidence and Protec- C 4 ll' e sPecialiv at a time when an active and very early h:es in - idr.-r;-; , -n -by g e r Candidates for your . _ tr ki 'r, during ti.t pait Sessikci.p, of Pirliament, C ite lam absolutely prevented_ by the requisite atten h! on my Public Duty, from paying my respfds to you p o p%ion, for which, however, I intend to seize the earliest Nble opportunity. • I have the Honour to be, With every sentiment of respect and gratitude;- GENTLLMEN, Your most faithful and • Most obliged. humble Servant, C. YORK E. Tpt. /4 EW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET. I ,''' Public are respettitt4 informed, that this 15 1 PA IV I T , t)t allia exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY . balm " and ' Environs, is now open for pablic inspearon ; the Aeld from Drawings made on the Norph West Tower of of t i l etropolitan Church of Notre Dame, since the Signing c c , rlt ! . e Preliminaries of Peace, by JAs. DE MARIA, Arai 'nue open frorn Ten till tlusk. N• "ro Admittance One Shilling. A Person regularly attends to explain the Pidure. t ) ARD and LODGING for a Single GENTLE 141' 'ItIN ! in a respeaable Family . .—For further Particu ' 4 . l quire at No. to, Queeu-street, Golden-square. t;k ''MMAR, VOCABULARY, and COMPOSITION. • Just published, 4 concise ENGLISH GRAMMAR, comprized ‘t o , within a few pages, and designdd chiefly fot the Use of Pio l g l edies; w ' ith a VOCABULARY, containing a co lii,,itSeetlion or such . usoful Words as are nut in general. \ l'ith 41. to Youth, arranged according to their parts of Speech, of etheir ineannigs. -To which is annexed, the Elements t he i ' , l , 4 Position, to promote their further improvement in S o l mg' l4 h La - szuarYe IT , t at 1(4 '- , ' ~'. i t St. James Row's, Great ~41.11.,„ 1 gw 4 y s , ' or. -street, ~")efood " 't 6u All-strett - jot es's, Chapel-street, Soho and at Pr"sellers in ai•rto . ridge, Huntingdon, and St. Ives. 3s FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1 ,„ MASTERSHIP of the FREE GRAM. ta~an . SCHOOL at LEICESTER. will become ",sinu t .f ' 4 idsumirter next, by the Resignation of the Rev. - & 'eYrick, M. A. and the Governors hereby give No -hgthe , a i t they will proceed to the EleetiOn of anew Master of J une next. The Maßse-e will be reclui red to .teach ; 1,41 G L ' and Greek Languages, and other branches of Clus_ ik''rcla - , 4ll iiir, and to reside in the School House, which -(34 veiiient accomniodaticin for Forty-four Boarders, I ,*or tii44,,lber being now under the care of the present . Master. er A.:,' - '' . velling-house no rent will be except 2,),. 6d. ''' , 11..` 411 ), which the Corporation require as an acknovv. t4ert that it is their property. 4 41 04 Annual Stipends which.the Govern Ors ate in trust for, ~,/ %: !1 la t 4,-.l'ogether. to 551. 15s. zed. per , Annum, to which the p a wled 671. per Annum, the amo unt of the Free Gifts gatt• ‘ -or poration now enjoyed by - the present Master, so Ar A n t , total Income o f the Head Master will be 1221.155. rod. . 11"hi n u_t of this he is to p _rovide his own Assistants. Master will be required to admit under his care, 4of Foundati on - the Sons of resident Freemen above th e ' ta t' , en year s , who can read correctly a Chapter in the e `• ; 4 cl) c "laster must be a Graduate of Oxford or Caml?ridge. A -r e d e entlemen as chose to otter themselves as Candidates, to send proper Testirnonial;' of their Literary "Ilor ;ldili e s, and Moral and Religioui Charaaer, to the Mayor, e fore ht day of lune next. Lei f . - THOMAS PEACH, Mayor. I§, lI A NEW MANUFACTORY. ,E NOBILITY an d GENTRY are respe6l- I ,‘\lE,- - tIY informed, that the El ega nt an d T as tef u l V . _ et - °t . NEW a A d - FASHIONABLE ARTICLES for La S ,' Ilow exhibiting at ROB ARTS and PLOWMAN's f , - sc rei ,.."5...., have - induced many Linen-drapers, Haberdashers, . I- ° tier for ,Sale many kinds of-spurious and inferior t -9ctis } thei Mai uf;Elure They are compelled to take --1141),(1:Portiinhr' t a - ig . the Public that they have no th eri -eXi °4 wit ' ll a o ny in P o e r r rn so u na of the above description, .and ti ) the c . - il'- of their Manutac_ .ty a enume and - Elegant Prot. uc ions Ir eet re ,, r 'nlY to be had at their Wlrehouse, No. i, Chandos nt-Carfien. 14 1 'J ) THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. ' t - ' —.' NoBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in ,„ gen t -r .s (.. t .'eral, are respectfully informed; J. BURGESS and i'h'c.' rc: c Lil Nl'. ESSENCE of,ANCHOVIES, continues -4 vl,i t iPared by them in the same manner that has given kiffienlversal approbation for many - years past. '1 . ... t I Y e o - n g lustly-accluired superiority ot that Article- is urs,ll„Orirrried in the' opinion of the Country at large, and of i ge test resident in all parts of the World, and having . stoo t• 4, e c 'f' \ trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. - t- tq l s genet al utility of their Es:;ence o t Anchovies and other r ive r 4 ,;'ces for Fish - 8:e induces them, from the numerous 4rcOelllents daily . app . earing, to caution Families; Fcc in ti t •ii t ' st ril; the same, as none is- to be had of theit Genuine, i heir Warehouse as under.. ewerest..lY other Article in the Oil Trade for family use,,of the IlllVesitY• , • Ik e At_ ndia Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in 4 t a ',' l Y and Navy supplied upon the shortest notice for 11, ft-s,t and Wei>l. Indies,; &c. 1, 4 F ap t i . Zr i the convenience of Families in Scotland, they 'l,, i sol e A n t_ed A . ,lessr . s. R, _Johnston ,i4 - ',id Co. Edinburgh, aNhokie:nti,t)orTo/I,lsh SinilleLrslo‘t.: Savov-steps, 4 ' Strand, T.,o c n o c r ion. ' 1 1\IS T'Vvr• , „,,„, ( liti o ' " r MONEY LOANS.—People of Con- O k .tk l „ e , or of high Family Allianee, or Heirs to handsome toyls, o ' '''h Personal obligation only; Ladies having Settle- I....l:jointures ; Clrgymcn Livings ; or Persons possess . - Dividends of Stock, Annuities, or other . 111:?,.stitcurities, may be'now convenieneed with occasional tl l illij.,'J'aPiial or inferior SUMS, 'through the respedable ti i , t lt r , s ' ; ' a Gentleman, instead of a common Broker., The . 4„,klltn,c lolirhate Connections beiir , of the very firstclass of dt l ‘ t ' l e Kzife . a e „a.P,(I. respeel, and -the dise h ngaged floating Monies . , I' 4l l so ll i e ii olz appropriatio n , beingseldom less than fo,oooi. §or t ;.ro s ,_ „t'llaes eXtending to 30,0001. or more, it necessarily I'tlfti.;<.`.illat a pplications to hint cannot be sub' d,. as in the tli A l i l t; b ut an ociS, to exposure, delays, or final disappoint s that fidelity, celerity, and certainty, must untall -4 :ios e ,1111 Pay ever‘ Trust and Loan he undertakes. . 1-,ll!.lperiol..ersons of bistinetion, or others, who pre-conceive l ie tY g rat p: in till. publication, will find their confidence 44P11''n, to''d on,direding, with real signatures, for Mr. H. t er e the hou se f Dukes chmond Master ot the New tik r,_°fte e,- =court, Long-acre, London, t'vsta i , e Paid. 4 s D\lll/4/•• . ' ---,-----,./ -,--------, --r,,,„ — 4 ,—....t-,...„ ..., . *044 ••'‘,.=-• f ft? • This Day was' published, Elegantly printed in Two VolurileS-,,Octavo, price as. in in boards, \ MINSTRELSY OF THE SCOTTISH- BOR DER •: Consisting of Historical and Romantic collected in the Southern Counties of Scotland ;' with a few of Modern Date, founded upon local Tradition. With an Introdudion and Notes by the Editor, • • - WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Advocate. . • Printed for, T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, in the Sfrand and sold by Manners•and Miller, and A. Constable, at Edin burgh. . . This Day - Was publiShed, price is or TWenty-tive Copies for 11. ALErFER addressed to the Ho n . CHARLES TAMES FOX; in - consequence of a Publication, en titled " A Sketch of the Char a Ct er o f the Most Noble Francis Duke of-Bedford." Printed for F. 'and C. Rivington, No. ei, St. Paul's Churchyard ; J. Haichard,Lo. igQ, Picc a dilly ;,and W. Meyler, Bath. • .In a few Days will be published, In Two Volumes, Odavo t , price in boards 10. '• LEMENTS of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, 112 in;roduCtory to Useful Books in the Principal Branches of Literature and Science. With Lists of the most appraved Authors. Designed chiefly for the junior Students in the UniversitieS, and the higher Classes in Schools. By HENRY K ET T, B. D. -• Fellow and Tutorof Trinity College, Oxford. Oxford : at the Univetsity Press, for the Author: and sold by Messrs. Rivington,. Si. Paul's Church-yard; Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Egerton, Whitehall, London; Hanwell and Parker, and J. Cooke, Oxford; and Deighton, Cambridge'. Of whom may be had, lately published by the same Author, the Fourth Edition o 5 History the-Interpreter of Prophecy; or, a View of Scrip tural Prophecies and their Accomplishment in the past and present occurrence of the World; with Conjedures re speding their future Completion, in two Volumes OCtavo, price in boards, 14s. • ;or ft"" 41) E Pvi ESDA Y, MAY 19, 1802 LLOYD's COFFEE HOUSE, .May 18, 18oz. l A I T a GENERAL .MEETING of the SUB SCRIBERS for the 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 ANGERSTEIN, EsQ. in the Chair. Resolved, That the Money subscribed and to be subscribed for the above purpose, shall' be vested in T r u s t ee s, t o b e hereafter appointed, to be applied by them ita such manner as they shall think expedient in the Erelio'n of a Statue or ' Monument to the memory of the Right Honourable William ' Fitt, after his demise, and in the meantime to The Chairman having reported that the Money already received has been laid o ut in the 3 per cents. Resolved, That the said Money together with future Subscriptions, shall for the present be vested in the. Funds, in the names of Earl Spencer, J. T. Angerstein, Thomas Bonar, Esqrs. Lord Viscount Belgrave, and Samuel Thorn ton, Esq. M. P. _ _ Resol , ;ed, That the Subscription shall,continue open only for a limited time, to be hereafter specified. Resolved, That a Gener a l Meeting of the Subscribers shall be held on Thursday,_the 3d of June, at the London Ta vern, at Twelve o'clock precisely, to confirm or alter the above Resolutions. Resolved, That ihe Thanks . of the Meeting be given to the Chairman. • Amount of Subscriptions advertised, 3286 19 Robert' Laing, North Lord Belgrave ro to Shields 5 5 Arthur Young Sir John, Barrington - to to The Rev.. Dr. Sturges to to The Rev. Richard Har- The Bishop of London 21 ,o rington - - 5 5 Mrs. Pitt, of nortlake 5 5 John Smyth. M. P. zo to - Brown and Whitefoord to to Sir R. B. Johnstone, - Richard Hughes' , 5 5 Bart. - at o Thomas Ans 5 5 Lady Johnstone - to to William White, High- . Christ. Saville, M.P. 10 to bury-place - Albany.Saville to to Wm. Fraser, Queen's- Geo. Smith, George_ square - - 'street - - ro to The Hon. and Right Au&ustus Pichell - to to Rev. Lord Bishop of Ricnard Howard - to. to ' Litchfield and Co- Sir R. S. Cotton, Bt. to Io ventry - - William Lock - to to 5 5 10 10 21 el N. B. Sabscriptions continue tb be received by Bennett and White, at the Bar of this Coffee-;douse ; and at the Bankers in London, Westminster, and the Bbrough Sotith wark. ALL PERSONS having Deltiands ,upon --flie Estate and Elteds of HENRY BELL, Esq. late of Lamb's Conduit-street, Red Li on square, deceased, are re queSted to send the particulars- thereof to his late House, in Lambs Conduit-street, within foUrteen days from the date 4ereol. Dated this f9ll day of May, ,fBoz. MUCHWENLOCK, SHROPSHIRE.' TO BE-SOLD BY. PRIVATE CONTRACT, A CAPITAL and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, pleasantly situated on the Turnpike Road leading to and within eight miles of Britignorth, seven miles of Broxeley, nine miles of Shrewsbury, and fifteen miles of Ludlow, in a picturesque part of the Canty of Salop ; con sisting_ of the MANOR, or reputed Manor of PREST HOPE, with the Waste Land, Right of Comthon over the extensive Comnlons of WeStwood, ,in the ancient and respedableßoough and Parish of,MUCHWENLOCK, and 734 Acres of fertile- Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood land, divided into proper sized Farms and ancient Inclosures; with substantial 'Farm-houses,. Malt-houses, Barns, Stables, Sheddings, and other convenient and necessary•Out-build insa, resp.actrble TettaiiiS, at Ind Cid and annual Rent of Slot. Or thereabouts, but capable or considerable advance. • The Estate' lies in a Ring Fence, abounds, with Game, and ior,•.ins several large Ponds or Reservoirs of Water made for the purpose of irrigation, with a never failing Stream run ning through the centre of the Estate. Manure in any quan tity maybe purchased on reasonable terms within two miles. The Land contains an inexhaustible Mine of Ball and Stalac tical LIME-STONE of the .first quality, with every indi cation-of other valuable MINERALS. The Estate is sub jett to a Land Tax of 171. 4s. a Chief Rent of ii. 35. 6d. and is Titheable. CP" 1 4,0z,01. part of the purchase-money, may remain charged upon the Estate. To treat for the same, apply to Mr. Tames Wellsborn near Strattord-on-.Avon; or to_ Mr. Coupland, Attorney, Shrewsbury; anti for Particulars to John Bishton, Esq. Kelsall ; John Dodson, Esq. Cound ; Messrs. Pemberton and Coupland, Shrewsbury ; Thomas Haslewood, Esq,. Bridgnorthi Wm. Wheeler, Esq. Winterfold ; and at Mr. James's Office, WellsbOrn ; Wm. Parsons, on the Premises; the Stork ',Cavern, - Birmingham ; and at George's' Coffee house, Chancery-lane, London. NORTHAMPTONSFIfitE. : . TYTHES of BLISWOR-TH. TO BE LETT BY AUCTION, By Mr. KIRSHAW,, On Monday the 24th Day of May, 1802, between the Hours of Three and Five in the Afternoon, at 'the Peacock Inn, Northampton, upon Lease for Three Years, in One Lot, LL the GREAT and SMALL TYTHES LX arising within'the PARISH of B LI SAVO RTH, in the County of Northampton. The Parish consists of Two Thou sand Acres, or thereabouts, hi excellent Land, chiefly Arable, and in good Cultivation ; and the Tenant will'have the Use of a large Tythe Barn. Blisworth is distant five MileS from Northampton, and four from Towcester the . Sithation is desirable, as the Grand funaion Canal passeS through it. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Rice, Solicitor, Dufour-place, Soho ; Air; Currin, Blisworth ; or the Auc tioneer, in Northampton. • - A very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE in,NORTH AMPTONSHI R TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, In Six or more Lots, ' By Mr. KIRSHAW, At the Hind Inn, Wellingborough, on Wednesday the 23d of June next, at Three o'Clock; unless previously dis .posed•of by Private Contraa ; 1-1 A Very VALUABLE an d DESIRABLE FREE -lio LI3 s E STA TIE, situate in a most pleasant part of the Country, adjoining the Market Town and in the Parish of Wellingborough, in the County of Northampton, consisting of a substantial and spacious MANSION HOUSE, • which may at a small expence be made suitable for the Residence of a•genteel Family, with walled Gardens, Fish-ponds, .Pad docks and Premises ; Barns, Stables, Malt-house 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 into p ro p er s i ze d E nc l osures, enc i rcled in'a ring fence, 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 irray 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' lannual value of 7001. lett to respedable Tenants, who are under proper agreements for the management.of the Estates, and have Notices to quit and deliver up the•same at Michaelmas next. To treat for the suite, apply to Mr: James, Wellsborn, near Stptford-olf-Avon, Warwickshire ; and for a vie w of the Premises, apply to Mi . . Ggscoyne French, Bailiff' of the Estate, Wellingborough ; and for further particulars to George's Coffeehouse, Chancerytlane, and to Messrs. For ster, Cooke and Frere, Lincoln's-Inn, London ;. or Messrs. Hodson and Son, Wellingborough, at whose Offices Plans of the Estates are deposited. On the 29th will be published, - • Elegantly printed in One ,Volunie, small Odavo, on a fine Woven Paper, hot-pressed, price in, boards Bs. to b e con tinued Annually, rrHE POETICAL REGISTER , and REPO: 1 SITORY of FUGITIVE` POETRY, fbr the Ycar Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St.. Paul's Church-yard. • The Poetical Register is. Wended to comprise all those Pieces of Fugitive - Poetry, .worthy of Preservation, which are to be found •in Ihe various periodical Publications; original, Contributions from literary Cha*ters ; 'Seledions from scarce English Poets, with Biographical Notes ,of their Authors; concise Criticisms on the principal poetic. and dramatic Produdions, with a complete Catalogue ; NotiCes of Works designed. fir the Pitss ;.and Biographical Sketches of celebrated Poets who died in the . coitrse of the last y ear.. 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The PANS NEW DILLIGENCES, At only 41. ;3s. ea;.ll Passenger. ►ET our from the•Golden-Cr6s - s., Charing-Cross, 1—) 'every Morning and Evening, ...to the Slip and King's Head Inns, Dover ; the Silver Lion, Calais ; Calais Hotel, Boulogne ; London Hotef; Amiens ; and to Mr. St. Gr6= goire's Office, in Bouloys-street, Parisi from whence Carriages travel to all the principal Towns in France, Italy, and per_ many. *„;* The PUblic are requested to notice, the above Car.. riages will be condlitied in 4 manner, tar superior to any other at present established. WANTED TO RENT OR.PURCHASE, A 'MODERN • HOUSE, containing a Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms ; three odour goiit Bed Rooms,' Servants Rooms, Offices, Gardens, &c. proportion, and from one to three Hundred Acres fer. tile Land surrounding the Hotise, which must be, in an ele vated pleasant situation, and not further than one mile, or a mile and a half from a good Market Town, and in a Country where the Roads are good. . Dired (post-paid) to Chrles . Wilson, 'Esq. Post-Office, Sheffield, with fullparticulys of Rent, Taxes; - descripti on of the House, situation; qua:itity and quality of the Land, SingularlY'beantifill MANSION 'MUSE and PARK, near "Gloucestershire, • TO be - LET T, tompieceir FURNISHED, and entered upon immediately, a most noble, spaciousNl AN SION, fit for the receptiono.f a very large Family o f distindion and opidenc e , with Coah.lioilse and Stabling, fur above tV%;enty Hores;:attached .and de tached Oflices of every description. Kitchen 'Gar dens, Plantations, Shrubberies, *c. &e. and about fifty Acres of remarkably neli 'Land, in the highest state of culti vation, and beautifully. wootH surrounding the s?,tne.. The Buildings are in compete repair and the Gr:.?ittal in tfi r e highest order, situate en a neligntful : and h.:!al thy' eminencf, en .the borders of lltirhain-Dolvo; between-Clifton .an 4 -KingsweStion, and .commanding a superb view of a. finely wooded Country, the Szvetn, von and IVelch Hill Mountains. .Tite situation will be found to'pos'._ sets innumerable local advantages. :Venus' of. renting may be knOWn; and the House and Estate viewed, with TiAets only, by applying to Mr. Yates, at Snwil Park near Rriito!. The Premises will not be shewn before the 14th, or alter • the aid instant. -- TO, BE SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the High Court of . Chancery, made in a.catlse 41%; G E against INC E, b e f ore John Campbell, Esq. on e o f the Masters of the 'said Court, at the Public Sale - Roorn of the said Court, situate 'in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, about the middle. of June next, A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situ a t e in W e lb e ek. LA. Street, Cavendish-Square, in the COunty of -Midffle— sex;• now the possession of Thomas Harding, Esq. at the clear yearly Rent of 731. ;)s.. Subject to a Ground Rent .of 121. per :‘ nniim. Particulars whereof May be had (gratis Eat the said . Masters' Wfice, in Southampton-buildings aforesaid:. • • • • •-• 'TO BE PEREMPTORILY-SOLD, Pursuant to . a Decree of tlin• High Court of Chancery, made irk aCause, " SMITH. against ,COLHOUN," with the approbation of John Spreger, Esq.• one'of the Masters of - the said Court, oh AVednesday the 9th.and.Thursday,the soth•Days of] tine, 1802, between the hours of Elevewatid Twelye of the Clbck in theTorenoon of each Day, at the Great Hotel, at 'Buxton, in •the - County - Of Derby,-in 24 • Lots (the first 12 Lots on Wednesday the gil., and ; the re_ ~training Lots on Thursday the. lath of. rune, ; T HE •MANORS or LORDSHIPS of TIDES "tt ELL and HI GH L 0 NV, with the several Messuages and - Farms, Lands, •Tenements. anti Real Estates,. late - of Jain Arther, Esq. .situate in' the:several Parishes,- , Town, :ships and Plaices of. Tideswell, Highlow, Nether Shatton, illathersadse, Outseats; Hope; Castleton; Thornhill, Eyam •CalVer, Chapel in the Frith, Great ands Little Hucklow., Litton, Wardlow•7 -Qotheridge, : olthrion, Hasleford, Holme, and 13.11sewell, in the County of Derby. rthiculars Whereof May be - had (gratis) ati•he said Master's Chambers, in - Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; of .MeSsrs. Graham, Solicktqrs, Lincoln's-inn (where, and at Mr. Gauntley's Bakewell, Derbvsaire,Plans of the Estates May bet ; Mtssrs . -.' Mayo and PeArse, Solicitors, Cloak lane. London; of Messrs.. Black, Epping, Essex, and Mid dle Temple, London; my. Wilmot, Wheston Hall, Tides. wclf ; Messrs'. Mills' - and Cruso, Leek, Statthrtishire - ; Mr. Isaac Hall, Castreton ; of the - Tenant of Highlow-H o use, Derbyshire; and of Mr. Hall, at the Great-Hotel, at Buxton. • FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. T FIE ESSENCE of PEARL rand. PEARL -DEN CE, - invented by.the Into - JACOB. I-I EM ET, Dentist to Her MA ,ZESTY and the Pr,twce of WALES, greatly superiOr, both in elegance and efficacy to any thing hitherto made use - 61 i -they %•611 effedually • preserve the Teeth in a sound state; even to old ago ; will render the. - ti • xvhite and beatuittil 'without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such ns are loose, keep such as are already decayrd front becoming' worse, prevnt the\Tooth-aeli,fperteetly cure • the Scurvy in the Gums and make them grow firm and clNe to the Teeth. They likewise render the Breath delicately sweet, and remedy all *thb.Se Disorders that ale the conse quence of Scorbutic gums and bad Teeth. • In order to prevent the:impositions daily practised by per sons counterfeiting the above-mentioned long-established Medicines, the fol - lowing Words AN (by permission)'engraved • in the snow, "j: Hi MET; BAYLEY, &BLEW, COCK- SPUR STR E E T," and: no:e are -genuine : Otit • what h ave these words engraved in the stamp , an d alsoa label with the • • words" BAY LEY and FLEW; CoCkspur-street-, London," pasted on the back ()Peach bottle and box. And all Venders -• •of the above Medicines are hereby informed, that counic,r feiting the stamp is felony. The Essence and Dentifrice are sold wholesale..an.' ref ail by•Bayley•and Blew, Cockspur-street, London.. Price 25. r)ci. each, stamps included.- V - The Publit..o% rcspe(s.tfully cautioned against purchasing the above medicines without stanips ;no Venders being • supplied with them unstamped (except tin exportation ;) such as are offered to.salo without the proper stamii must be counterfeit. Also against being deceived by spurious • Compositions (ofa , similar appearance), 'sold - under the • • appellation of Quintessence ofßearl. . F ,-- ~,,,,, - -'' .‘''72 ,--14,'-'"-Z,--ii.,;;),,f ?- , c - :---'‘ ''.•:' , i,, - (4 .4.- si 1 - .1 •',,-, ; v. , ,t- vi,., ‘.....,-, , ' -"' li 17 7 ! ," -4 - • • :.', 4 `e , ....1.4 -.4 1 ) ..,, . k ., * . „ -7.? I ' ' ...-• `• - .1 - 4 - 1-'--1.‘,,_ T_:,_.'ciks,•,..,. , ‹ - iBot.