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~' or :t. 14,- blliE4'. 3 ; 10. tat . DIC ;CIS 01 am Id :11:t icot lf, 0 6 , ui r 1011 oc! 41 wit 10 ° toy.. ctc" egi-v r, 1' XY , 7I•ER FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL SOCIETY: TFIE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this SOCI ETY, will be held on ThurSday the 1511 Sep_ tember next, on which Day the Members are desired to meet at Eleven at the School-room, from whence they will.pro teed to the Chapel, when a Sermon will be preached by.the Rev. EDWARD BALK, and they will afterwards hear the Xecitationot the PRIZE COMpo;ITIONS. Dinner will be on Table at Phil t ips's,Hotel, precisely at £hree. STEWARDS. Rev. Wfl. MITCHELL, Rev. WAL. KITSON, jun. THOS. BASTARD, ESq. Dr. HUTCILINSON. Aug. 3 0 , r`_::oz. NOTICE is hereby given, That 'Application. is intended to he !nide to Parliament in the next Session, fora Bill f or E xten di ng t h e Powers of an Aet passed in th e 41st Year of the'Reign of .His . present Majesty, intituled An Ad for Making and Maintaining a. , Railway from the. Town of Wandsworth to the Town 'of Croydan, with a Col lateral Branch into the Parish of C.arshalton, and a NHVica bie Communication trtween the River Thames and the said Rail way at .Wandsworth, all in the County, of Surrey," 11,v 'flaking and rnaiit.taining an inclined Plane or Railway, all proper wori , , - ,nd cnnyenie_nci , .:l for the Wa,g goos, Carts, and oth er Carriages, properly ccinstructeu,, froth, or - from near a place called Pitlake Meadow, in the Town of Croyd,v, in the Parish of Croydon, in the County of Surrey, through the said Par sh of Croydon, into ainUthrbugh ,t he se veral Parishes of Croydon, geddington, Coulsd on , .Chip ste d , Mesthatn, Bletchingly, utfield, Canon, and Reigate, all in the iaid-Co,inty- of Surrey. And also for making and maintaining a Collateral Branch froth the said iritended in clined Phneor'R - ailway, froze, or from near a' plate called , Mestham, in the Parish/of Mesthatn, in the said County of. Sun*, thrOugli the iaid . Parish of Mestharn, into aild through • th e several Parishes of Mestham, Charldon, Nuffield, Bletch ingly, and Godstone, alt in the said County of Surrey, to, or rear to, a pl ace called GOdstone Green, in the said_Parislr cd ssdst°ne And also for making and maintaining a Collate ral Bra nc h fro M the said intended inclined - P4iine or Railway froth, cc-trout:near a place called Foxley Hatch, in the Pa tees of Croydon, Beddingtim, and'Couls.loil;all in the said )1 ° lmty ot' Surrey, tirrougli ,the Said Pa; hes of Croydon, .sieddington, amid Coulsclon, info'and through the several Pa toTh!s.Ol W .11ingham,.Catterham, Tandridge, and-Got - Imile., ' •°r near s tid lace -d C.; odstdne Greeo ia 'th s axt 0, e one A nd `,ansh t of Codst p , 'all in call the said County e of Surrey al5O for amending the aforesaid Aa. .• WM. BEDCOTT LUTTLY,' Solicitor, Wandsworth.. • • September 2, TBO2. SLAW PARTNERSHIP.—NL)RTHAMPTON.SHIRE. YORKE, of Thrapston, and Mr. SHE. RARD, of Oundle, inform their* Friends and the °lic, that they hive entered into PARTN-ERSHIP, an d , q a t all Business will froM this Day be carried on j o i nt l y , ' ' nl linder the`Tirridof Yorke and Sheratd. • , ' .„Otfices for, transading the Partnership Business b o th at I hrapsmn anrt - Oundle. 411 '4. :to, iBO2. A- NATIVE of the WEST INDIES, and a WIDOW, would be happy to engage with any Lady V'inz there, orelse w h ere , a s HOUSE-KEEPER, or GO, B ERN ':SS to a young Family; can teach Fre:'eh, and. is mistress of rn , ,st fine and. useful IVorks ; would have to ob- Jeftion.to a Situation'in England,.either in a small Family, or With a Widowed Gentleman, whose infant cha:ge. may 'ant maternal care. A line addr esse d to B.m .' At M r . Brolio's, Prize Agent,AT .2, Little lir ane near the New Church, Strand, 'will - OeeSteeMed . - 2 AWIDOW with . na European C o nnettian, 1 4 Wishes - to enrage as HOVSE-KEEPER, or BAIL 1 , A ID to •a re:Teciabk Inn Coffee-hoitse, or Hotel;lo °Nvo•or Countr% , hi or otit of England. Does not (frcirri ‘1,1'11P; disuse) speak. - iltient French, but can- .make herself ti se n lul in that language. Has been accustome,l to business : •"cistaiitti Book-keeping. 1, 1 4 line addressedßacon's, No. 2, Lower 4rs h, Lanibeth, will be attended to. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. A IL PERSONS in-possession of Incomes, • arising • from - Freehold, Cdpyhold, or . 'l..tasthold - ts, in Land. o Set Money in the Funds, Rent h u l a t rges, i\larrid-ge- lements, I . V . alows' Joinfures, An_ t a i t I tN . , Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other cer vcriLlancome for Life,. may be supplii , l with temporary o r nent Sums of - Money to any Aniount, by paying An. -``IY Intel eat for the same, 11 6 1 .- Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their da r i?' 'nay be accommodated on their personal . . security ; u :'n any instance where the single security of an indivi_ p pr ql may be deemed insufficient, *the addition of another r n - o ' v s " to guarantee the payment of the Interest will tivee objeCtion ; and, in all cases, privilege will . be °PtiontO the Public 'to- return, the Principal at their ow n - , - Per sanal-appliCations will be received every day till Four i o L lock ; an d L etters from Correspo nd ents i n T own or ot -I!) ttY fpost paid) will be immediately answered, by ad, i r e° sing to. the Dire for of the Knightsbridge Bank, at hiS "wn House, No: 8, Lower John-street, Golden-square. TO t, "E LETT, and entered on immediately, or at such time as may be convenient, to a desirable Tenant, ACapital INN, with•excellent Stabling, and all cOnvenient. Offices built not- long since on field Green, on the Turnpike and shortest oad - from London 1 1 :,. i. v eces. being five stages. of. ten - miles each. and midway p'at‘.ten Lewes and East_Grinsted, situated close to Sheffield :iiccirdiecsthoetr.e. 1.- 1 `• • The j , tstice, Navigation, and other Meetings,- are With the Inn will be lett near Two Hundred v ery- rood Meadow, Pasture, - and Arable Land, h ha*e heen several years in the hands of the Owner, and ,003euezitly Cll . O very gOaa coodi:zon. The Rent re 9uired for the Inn is trifling, the objeel benz., , to secure a good Etage and good Acconunodation ; but it will/nth' be - lett to pcc&orr who canfl ot be very well recommended, and, who ±_ not fit to conduct the business of an Inn, and who has ;.;(13,mot.iceT •sAflleient to manage the Inn and Farm . IDro o -, Post ChaiLT:r tE. will he required to . keep least d Horses.. The Wharf at Sheffield 1 3 . id g e, Where' the Coal and Lunt trade may be carried on "th great advantage, ,:till be tort with the Inn or separate. p i l ,ncluire further Particulars from the Steward, at Shegield "ee, Sussex.; ur Mt. Gill, No. 14, Lower Brook-street, `-tosYetior-squarc: , ---__ '" ,r)ESIIIAT3TF FREEHOLI) ESTATE, _TITHE- B I. "E, , lA - ".•.0R.5 AND MANSION..HOUSE, 'lO E SOLI) ; . ' C 0 N ‘,-; I S TING of the very Extensive and En. 'Pitir... MANORS of ENSIIM, NEWLAND and I - --G AkS LE V,- of the extent of 6oeo Acres, and near 15 . In_ ileS in circumference, abundantly stoc k ed w i t h Pheasants . 11 '.1 other Game, with Considerable chief Rents, Court Leer, r-( rt. liarmi, Manorial Rights thereto belonging,_ rie . ' ,‘,-ouilr Mansion called - Ensham Hall, with suitahle Of- &-‘ . an elegant ,-,-Ls, iin excellent' kitchen- Garden. walled in, Hot-houses, '.re'enhouse, Pleasure-ground, Shrubberies, Ponds store:i l , lt Fish, and every Convenieree for tll,, reception of a larg , ..t . • litily ; to - ether With about 916 Acres of Land, upwards of , Acres to- ether ; Ring I of which are Wood Ground, the whole in a Ring e?ce, surrounding the Mansion, free of Land-Tax. :. b .i 'lle Situation perredly dry and heal t hy , t h e T urnp ik e • ) "ds excellent, 8 miles from O x f or d, 5 f rom W o A ~: t'')ek, 3 from Witnev, and several Packs of 1 - I..ntads are kept .11 the Neighbourhood.•• .. i PPly; -to Messrs. Strong, Still and St•rong, Lincoln's Inn, ondon or Mr: North, Solicitor in Woodstock. To be viewed by itTplication at the Mansion House. JilT C 140- 0 IN TUE SDA Y, SEPTEMBER .7, ~1802. • WIDLEY, near 'PORI Siklol7Tl-i. TO BE LETT orSOLD, anckthiriediate Possession give n , THE HOUSE and ES TATE'a t: BROOM Fl ELI). The Premises pleasantly situated, and arc well adapted for the Residence pt . a Gentleman's Family. -• Apply . to Dr. Waller, Ports Mouth. TO liFf SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of the High. Court of Chancery, made in a Cause inti led S I M MON US against I'l CK-A RD; A" TOLD F;s"l':\T tn E, sitte at Wio . gin.. toU, in the Parilt of TaM worth, in the County. of Stafford, consisting aDW ELL ING•HMIS . E, Barn, Sta ble, Coy-house, Yard, Gardens,. and several Pieces or ParcelSof Land, containing in the whrik SixtY-eight Acres, or thereaboias,niiw in the Possession ofAli*. Thomas Mous- Icy,' Tenant at Will.• The said Estate. will be sOlcrin one Lot, with the appro bation of Peter Hollord, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the King's Arms Inn, at Tamworth aforesaid, on the isthitay of September, tBoz, between the hours of three and tour o'clock in the'afternoon. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said'Master's C'pambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon— don ; of Mr. Robirs, Solicitor, Grays Inn ; of Mr. Bout flower, *Solicitor, M.nv. North-street, Red Lionsquare; of Messrs I.:ng and Ince, Solicitors, Symonds. Ion; of Messrs. Allen and Exley; Solicitors, Futnival's..; Inn, of Mr. NeviPe at Tamworth ; of Mr. Holla n d, Bir.. thingbarn ; of Mr.* i'almer,COlesliill*; of Messrs. Arad shaw and - Masgreaye, , Rudglej - , and at the Place pf Sale. ESSEX. „. FARMS, WOODS, TYTHES, and.HERIOTS. TO BE SOLD, • •- • AST HANNINGFIELD HALL FARM, LL,J containing At4t A. 3R. to P. with Farm- liowe, and •other BulltingS, now-iinder'LeaSe to Mr. James 'Cavelier, tiir li• term of 21 years, of which ro are unexpimed at Michaelma.3 next. This Lot islci be seld•ciear of-Land TaX7 • The 1,01)..;E FARM; in- East Hanningfield, containing. 23•5 A..-•• rR. 9 P: wit: Farm-house and other Buildings, now Hinter Lea:;e to 'Mr. illiam Wright,. for a term oft yea-ts, of whi,ii--10 mfexpired -at Michaelmas' next, tree' of Land Tax.—The above 'Tenants are imdet covenant to keep the- PrtniseS'in 'repair; being•allowed rough TiMber only. Also rime following- Woods CHI/RCHLAND - GROVE, to the - Glebe afic.PHifl - Fartif in East Hanningfield, • containing.to-A; 3 R.. 6P. •'• • ' • 1 . • • GREAT RLYTH HEDGES, adjoining to Seyrnotir's . Lane, hi West Hanningtield, containing. 36 A. 3 R. LITTLE MATH HEDGES; - ditto,' - ditto, 7 A. o R. 37 . P. in clittd:: • • S E YAM; R's SPRING, lying between Great s and Little Blyth Hedges Wood, in ditto, 4 - A. 3 R. 34 P. \_ GREAT and LITTLE - BLOODLAND .WOOD, in Sonth'Hanhinglield Hall Farin,' 16 A. FAN DAM WOOD, between-Giftbrd and Ham Farms, in South Hanninglield, 13 A. 3 R.' 16 P. Also the( lk EAT and SIVIALL . TYI'HES of the Parishes of Buttshun aid Mountnessing, and the G RE AT-TYTtt E S, of the Parish of Bursted', which will be sold to,therespective - Proprietors of the rstates for which they are payable. Also the HERI ()TS due to the Lord Of the several Manors of Writtle, Rox'fvell, Ingatestone, Margatetting, 110.ittitnes sing, Impey, Cronclon, Great Bursted, •Cowbridge, East, West, and South Hanningfield. . . Such Persons as maybe inclined to purchase any of the' above, arc desired 'to treat 'by Letter, post- paid,•vith Thomas, Havers, Esq. Inotestone Hall, ESsex. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. • TO nE SOLO BY.PId VATE CONTRACT, •_ . . The MANOR of YAI ICK; A Truly Desjrable and Improvable FREEHOLD 4 . 5 - r , A . 1.1E, 6 miles from Gloucester, 3 froin Stroud, 12 from Cheltenniin, and z 8 from-Bristol, consisting of the i“ A N 0 R. O 1 PAINSWI UK., extending over several thousand 'Acres of - Land, with' Fins, Chief,Rtints, - Quit-Rents, anct Heriots, issuing out of nearly'.36o different Lupyhold Tene .ment,, which ; with the , Tolls of the. Market, is a most de-. sirJDie purchase for-any G &itletnan of the Law. Also a Ca pital Manor Farnt, with I-louse, requisite Offices, Garden ..,,i'Pleasure Ground; 330 Ades of Arable, Meadow, Pas ture and-Wood Land, I) compad; and surrounding•- the House, with two improvable and valuable Streams of -Water running through and uniting in. the same, very convenient for erecting Mills, for the use of the Manufadory carried . on in the neighbourhood. And also•3Bt Acres Of Inclosed Wood- LandS and Wastes, well stocked with Beach, Oak, and Ash 'frees, lying within the Manor. The whole capable of very great improvement, both for pleasure and profit, and may be reasonably estimated at upwards of 7001. per annum. Printed Particulars may be 'known, by 'applying' to Mr. W. Baylis, of Painsuick,' who will shew the Premises; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud ; of Messrs. -T. and W. Dunn, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ; and of Messrs. Hodskin son and Co: Surveyors, No. 35, Arundelstreet, London, • where a Plan of the Estate may - he seen. SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR of WEST DEAN, otherwise EARL's COURT, With the ADVOWSON, RIGHT of PATRONAGE, and PRESENTATION to the REC TORY. • . . . The . ESTATE consists of a large House,.with a Garden, Barns, Out-Houses, 4.:c and about 9(2 Acres of richly-cul tivated Land o • of which too Acres are Marsh-Land. • There are also five Tenements which surround. the Man . - sion-House, and belong to the Estate, and which (excepting two Tenements), comprize the whole Village • - West Dean is situate upon- the South Downs, within two Aides of the Sea, six-from Eastbourne, ten from Lewes, 14 from Brighton; and 60 from London. ' • , - • A NaVigable River tuns by the -Marsh-Land; and adjoins the Estate ; and a part of the Land abounds with Chalk and Slitch, a manure which ha's been tried upoh the Farms on the Downs with the 'greatest success. The whole is FREEHOLD, subjea to a small Quit_ Rent,, and is - lett to respetlable Tenants, on. Lease for 21 Years frorri'Mishaelinas 18 , ) the'yearly R'ent of ' ONE THOUSAND and FIFTY "POUNDS, rear of all Tava.;', - The Estate may - be viewed by applying to the Tenants ; and for farther particulars, apply to MesSrs. Gregg and Col.- . „field, Lonilon: i' . N: B. Ten Thousand Pounds of the Purchase ~111on6y may remain on Alortage for Seven Years. TO BE, LE TT ON LEASE, 917 HE CROWN INN, at - .,SLOUGH, in .the County of BUCKS, one of-the best established Houses fora certainty of Business on the GREAT BATH ROAD, now in full Trade, and may be.entered on at St. Thomas's pay next, 18oz ; independent of Brewers and others ; only some Fixtures to take to, optional. The well-known Accothmoda tion at this Inn -has been regular, and continues so,• to the great satisfaetion of the Public In general. The• advantiv ous Situation of these. Premises is, most desirable, - being within one Mile of Eton Coll e ge, two from the Royal' Pa lace, the Parks, the Town ? of Windsor, the River Tnames, together with the surrounding Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats in that much-admired beautiful Circle, will. always ensure Tiade. The House and Offices are convenient, quite `‘vithin itself, and not subjeCt to anv;ineoAyeni.ence; proper ly, adapted and calculatedfor Famil;e4ravelling, being only twenty Miles from London% TfiePrerrinca are served with exceeding hue Water, with spacious. arelitth.Cellars, under the main House. The' Stables - will contain near 8o Horses, with;Lolts, Granary, Coach-house, an d other cOriv:enicnt Buildings. And at a small ex pence there might be made the best Tap-house and,Warehouse on the Road. The Tap and' the Co.ich-horse .Stables will pay the Went. There aic excellent, Kitelten Qiudens fully planted with choice Fruit Trees, welt fenced and inclosed by 4rick. Walls. At the end arijoieing the Inn is a snug Cottage, with Offices and a Yard, which might beconverted tothe.use of the Inn. Further P4rtieulars and Terms by application to Mr. Kim berley, Surveyor and AuctiOneer, No. 160, Piccadilly. P. S. Sevcrai Capital Residences and Neat Cottages. In quire as above. IP 1 3 leE SIXPENCE. EASY- INT , T.A 4 . 11,164;cr 2, Igo2. II E COMMITTEE "oi S H 1 PP I NG of I - UN COMPANY of MERCHANTS oi ENG LAND. tralir-i to the Last &Et% hereby eve Notice, That the Coamitta will be rtady to receive P, oposals in writ ing, waled 4; on WRDNES DAY, the 221 initant, from any PersOns who Ma) be willing to supply - the Compw : ;:y Anchint and Grapnals, Canvas; Iron Guns, Pitch and Tar; • Shot and Shells, Steel, Swedish Iron; and British Iron. Such Proposals expressing therein the lowest Pokes, as grre will' not be an opportunity of making any abatement. The Conditions of the Contra'as may b'e seen upon application 1, Mr. James Coggan, Clerk to the said Committee, with lehom tie Tenders must be left before Twelve o'Ciock at Noon on the 2:d instant, befyond -which Lonr not a , ty Tender will be receiVea'. BOWMAN's - .ESTATE, EGIIAIVI,• 3URR TO BE SOLD, or LETT on LEASE for Three Years, FURNISYIED" or UN,FURNISEIED, COMPLEAT RESIDENCE for a small Gen- . ;eel Family, may be called a VILLA, fitted up, and equipped with many valuable-and- useful Fixtures; pro pc-fly auapted forthe.clifPerent A partments and Offices. the Premises are in pericti Repair, and fit for immediate recep tion. - The Situation is truly desirable, being quite within itself, •iit a sacial,..polite'Neighbourhood, and not 'stibjed to the mast inconvenience whatever: - cUtisisting of a Freehold Dwellir4-house, Brick ancl,Sashed . : the Entrance pleasing, by a front Garden Court: and n Pleasure Ground with shady Retreats, 'flowering Shrubs in great variety, - -now in th:ir beauty ; tugether with a capital Kitchen. - Garden, walled, about one, Acre; fully planted with •tho choicest Fruit Trees, now in fuli bearing. Adjoining is-a - rich Meadow, colitaining in the whole-about Thite•Ne,reS, - bounded North by Runney • Mead; which - con - nds - the most pieturesque, cheerful Views of_the celebrated Cooper's Hill, the .Royal Palace, the River Thames, and. other surrounding objeCts in that much admii•ed cicele, vuly four miles from Windsor, and eighteen from London ;"'a• Stage Coach to and from evert'. day .—Detaalied from the House, are Stables, Double Coach- •- house; and other useful Buildings, in a commodious for Poultry, Dogs; Pigs, &c. and well supplied with excel lent Water. . . . IVIOte Particulars and Termi, by application to Mr. Kim berley, - .'Surveyor 'of Estates, Appraiser, and Auctioneer, No. 16o;'PicLiadilly. A person on the- spot will spew the House and Premises ; or Mr. Keates, Grocer, 'at - Egham, for Tickets to view, • .- N. B. - .l' here are some additional advantages in the purchase, which will be explained; and half the purchase-money: may remain for three or five years. The Furniture may be taken 'at a fair value, or any part, optional. COUNTY OT BERKS, in the most pleas . ant - Part' of WINDSOR FOREST. • • • TO BE SOLD;',with immediate Possession, THE LEASE of •a Neat VILLA, - in the true Cotta g e Style; but possesses all the Comforts and Ac • commodations equal to a Mansion, and has always been (re,. ' copied by Families of respectability : comprising a substan tial Brick and Sashed D welling , hoitse,with Offices complete; a Five-stall Stable, double - Coach-house, with p Room and .Lott over. Behind the. Stables and Coach-houses is a snug Fatm Yard, with a Cow-house; Standing for two 7llorses, - Sheds for.Catts, Piggery and Poultry. On the Side 11FXI tt) the Offices detached is a Wash, Brew, and Bake-house, with Coppers belonging to the Premises. In the Yard is a large Shed divided for the Use of Materials, Wood, Peat, Turf, &c, Adjoining is the Kitchen Garden, fully planted and cropped, with Melon-pit, Green-house, Gardeners-room, and . pleas ing Gravel.w a lk, Berders singularly plinted with Bower- ing Shrubs and Evergreens, now in high,perfeetion ; together with an Orchard of the best choice of Trees ; and three beau tiful Meadows encircle. the whole, about rs Acres, well fenced and watered ; the Herbage remarkably fine. \ The Situation. of this Spot is remarkable for the Purity of the Air, being within two Miles of the celebrated Sunning- • hill Wells, the - verge of the Forest, only four Miles from Windsor; on the Reading Forest Road, near the Royal Stag Houndi, His Majesty's new It ides, the Parks, and- the vi cinity of a social polite Neighbourhood, not to be equalled twenty-four mifes from the Metropolis.. .. N. B. There are Seven and a Half Years unexpired of the - .1-ease-at _Michaelmas next, aez ; the Rent is low, and the Taxes easy. , Terms and Particulars of Mr. Kimberley, No. 160, Picca. dilly. The Purchaser May be accommodated with the near Furniture, which is as ,good as new the Live and Dcad Sto'ck also at a fair value. COUNTY OF.BUCKS. Within Two Miles of the Bath Road, and Twenty-one from London, %Vest. THE LEASE of a most Complent HUNTING_ BOX, Fitted up and improved by an Elegai'it Bow, Two ' Stories high ; comprising a spacious Dining Parlour, and Drawing-room over, the same size. A Gentleman's Dressi ng _ room or Study, a Breakfast-room, four Bed-rooms on the first Floor, and four Attic Bed-rooms for Servants ; a Ki tc h en , Seullery',, and goOd Cellars: Detached is a Was - h-liouse, a sin gularly neat Dairy, and Larder ; - a Stable for two Horses, anti a Chaise-hotrse, with allay-loft over; a Cow-house, Sheds for Poultry, and other Conveniencies for Dogs, Piggery, Coals, Wood, &c., Two neat Gardens fully planted and croppixi, bordered with flowering Shrubs, together with a rich Meadow adjoining; about Four Acres, remarkable for its produce and excellent Herbage. The Premises are in perfea Repair, served with exceeding fine Water, and plenty in all S,:nons. The Front is bounded' by 'the beautiful Village Creti, with agreeable Plantations, and the Verdure nearly :'equal to inclosed Meadows.. The Situatiolk Dry and Healthy, Twe; - ity Years of the Lease unexpired, the Rent very low, "na - Xilit very Modefate. miler Ac :comniod:ttioil calcul*crfor a Sportsman, or a Person retiring from Busintii. The Roads good in every Direction. • Further Particulars and" Terms, by Application to Mr. Piccadilly, London. N. B. The Purchaser of the Lease to fake the Fixtures at -. a fai tie,. and mt - q be accommodated 'With the Drawing •-rooin Furniture, which is 'elegant, Carpet planned, and other Articles properly adapted to'the Premises, together with;the Live. stock, &c. if approved of,_ at a fair 4ppraisement.. 'nibe sold - cheap, a capital fine-toned Oron,' twelve Feet high ; also a patent' Grand Piano Forte; both as good AS new. May ue viewed. inquire as above. 7, 0 A t. rt . •! , cr: --•:-;'e;;P7-?/ ,ry „ 1--- - • - • :. - "r1.4 ,• • -•••• • ) ; NEW MUSIC. lust published, by G. Thomson, York-place, Edinburgh, and T. Preston, No. 97, Strand, London, The sth and 6th Books, or Volume 111. containing FIF TY- SELECT SCOTTISH SONGS ; with ahINTItODUCTION, an ACCOMPANIMENT,. and a CONCLUSION to each Air, for the Piano Forte, &c. wholly composed by' HAYDN ; the Poetry chiefly by BURNS. As there are yarious Coneaions of Scottish Songs, it seems proper to explain what are the distinguishingfeatures of the• present Work. I t cornprizes all the fine Airs in their purest form,'unmix'ed with trifling and inferior tunes. Many of the Airs have arranged for two Voices, in this volume by HAYDN, a nd in the preceding volumes by - PLEYE.L and KOZELUCH, without the slightest alteration -ot their melodies. : Instead of a puzzling thorough Bass in figures, those Composers have here given a delicate Accompaniment in Notes, intelligible to every Piano Forte Player.--The Introcludory and . con- - eluding SymPhOnies of those Composers, to be found in this Work, and in no, other, form a valuable addition to erlol Song, and furnish the Piano Forte Player, &c. with'an in- • exhaustible variety-of Pieces,. equally new and delightful. The Poetry Will be found worth of the Music.—While every.coarse andsilly.Song ,is excluded, all the inimitable Songs of Burns, and others or sinplar merit, are substituted ; , and EnglitlfSongs, suited to the Airs, are given in , addinon to the Scottish ye y rses.- • , • , Those who wtsh-:for earl+ hiipreSsiOns-Ot the third Vo-, lume, which is embellisn4 with a stroke Engraving of the Soldier's Return, will please to send' their names to Mr. * Thomson. Ths price is - x.'9niTtea. The V iUlin and Vio loncello Accompaniments . , when wanted, maybe had-sepi -rately,:Al` 3s; each. • • ' *. x .* Lately published as above, TWELVE G R AND SO NATAS; with ,Itondeaus oA Scottish for PianO Forte, by PLE Y.tt kOZ !MUCH. A:IY other Publicationof this kind bearing the name of either Composer, is whollk spurious. This Day were published, in Two Volumes Bvo. Pllce 135. . • in' boards, the Third Ekiiticrrr of • Q.'l tile • G'o6.[? 414 of ST, "MA T _ A 4 TH EW; delivered in the Parish Church of-St. Westminster, in the years 1'795, - 1799, 'ISO°, and 180 r. 4 -By the rtight iteverld .B. k: P KT k:tlS; D. D. BISHOP pf ,LONDON. Printed "fOrT. Cadell, junior, and.'BV. Davies, Strand ; T. Payne, Mew's Gate ; and F. and C; Rivintoils, St. Paul's Church-yard. , . . Of whom may be had by the same Aufhor, r. Sermons on several Subjects, in Two- Vollinies Bvo. Eighth Edition, tza. in.baircis 3; ., , , z.. A Suriirrriry of the - Oruicilial Evidence's for the Truth and divine'Otigim of the Christian Revelation, Seittli Edi tion, 2,5. 6d. in boards. This Da} ,- ;trasptiblished, price 6d. REMARKS on ivIODERN .FEMALE.MAN-- NE RS, as distinguished by Indifference to Charadcr; and Indecency of Dress. • • Printed'foil C•and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Clitiic.h,varcl;' sold also by W. and J. Richardsiiil, -Royal I:(c:flange ; ,Coh bett and Morgan, Pall Mali; and W. llatchatd, •• Of whoar may be *had, price. t;'.- • • A Letter addressed to , the. Hon. Charles Tames Fox, in consequence of his Speech in the .House of Common; o:, uw Character of the late Most .NObie Francis Duke of Bedford-- with Observations on a Sermon preached, at -the Church of Woburn, on the . Sunday alit:l , 4lle Interment of the Duke of D'edtmci, by the - Rev.. Edmund Cartwright. -FOR THE , AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURES, &c. Just published, price.ts. A little Pamphlet, PLAIN and USEKUL INS mucTlON's to RELIEF and CURE of RUPTURFS in either, Sex, by means oftlre Author's inventions ,luict Improvements on Elastic; Trusses for Ruptures in the Groin, Navel, Reziitun and Uterus. Those Trusses have one, two, three, lour diarent Motions of' Elasticity, according as the cast requires, answering every wishcd-lor purpoSe, which the cony :ion Trusses will not eitect. His Concave` TruSses for Navel Ruptures and Corptilenc are. the most convenient and useful o'er invented. - Bag Trusses to r reServe in Riding, and for Tumours ; Laced Stockings for swelled Legs and - AncleS; &c. illustrated with Engravings of those Trusseii, and many other instrti -Irents *lie makes for the Intiriinties and cktbrinities . of the human Body, as -Knock-knees, weak Andes, Curvitures of the Spine, or ctookecirress of the Back, and Children born with crooked or club Teti, brought straight, with advice to parents on the above suhjed - ; also useful Direaions -for persons at a diStance, or in the- Country, to measure themselves for Trusses, ,and other Bandages, and to apply the same. By EDY, 111. S . D. - N. B. This little Treatise- will be found very useful. to thoseaffliaed as above. • • Soft by 11.. D. Symonds, No; 2Q, Paternoster-row; Ma. thews, No le, Strand ; Richardson, Royal Exchange; Green, Wells-street, near Oxford -street; and by the Author, No. 43, Dean-street, Soho. Advice gratis, at Home, from Ten till Four. NEW INVENTED HATS. N consequence ofthe very great. COmpiaint of I late, of the bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mr. Hare, of No. 71, Strand, who has resided there these twenty years, to try the experimentol.mixing Moles' Fur with Beaver, and which he has ibund to answer. his most ardent expectations, not Only for theirdurabllity, which; on trial, - will be found to wear out near two' such,Hats'as are made in_ the usual way, the Mole : Fur making them so-much finer, and of a.closer texture thlin the vat iousrcoarse Furs that are usually made use of, in the Manthaeturing.of Hats ; and, with other good:qualities, the ,Fur will not come off,' which has been so much com - plained of of late, as well as their_ taking a most beauti ful ßlack, which will retain their - colour : and ' being the Manufa'aurer of his own Hats, he sells them at the low price Of 11. 3s. Stamps included. Likewise a. variety of Army, and Navy Hats, Folding, ditto, Patent Silk Hats, Li vereHats;lind Ladles and'Children's Hats elegantly trimmed. . N.B. Worthy the attention of Merchants for Exportation. *„".•Mole Skins bought in any quantity.. _ NEW INVENTED BLACKING. - PATRONIZED AND USED FOR THE KING AND ROYAL FAMILY. ARDY's Imperial BLACKING POWDER, J.. a Chemical Preparation, whiCh will :neither soil the finest linen, or smelt disagreeably ; it - softens and- nourishes the leather, repels water, keeps the.teet dry, and comfortable, procures thefinest jet 'black, arid, r4taios .its virtues ,in. all climates; heat will nut diminish its lustre,•and.the dust May be wiped off without-lessening the •polisn ; it prOduces.the most.elegant lustre to Gentlemen's Hussar Boots and Dress Shoqs; as well as to the Boots, Shoes, Clogs, &c. of the La dies. It is sold by Robert Hardy, die - Proprietor,. at No. 3, Barnard's lun, Holborn ; and by -most -Boot-makers and Venders of Patent Medicine in the United . Kingdom, in-- tin boxes, at is, and is. 63. each, with proper Brush e s.—H. - likewise procures . Boot Trees, if required, on which the most fashionable lustre - is produced with ease and expedition. VOR RHEUMATISMS, Rheum at i c -G out , Lun .l... bao,. Numbness, Palsy, Flatulency, Sp asmo di c o r Hying rains, general Debility and Relaxation of the Sys tem, Sprains, Bruises, &c.--:-Experience has proved WHITE HEAD's ESSENCE. O.F. MUSTARD (Piils. and luid), the roost eiteaual remedy made known to the - World, Itaviag succeeded in cases of six, eight, ten., twenty, and even, of forty, years standing, .after evyty other means had tailed, and it has absolutely cured.more Patients of the above Com.' pLillts;- than, all the 'Medicines ever before made public.- 131,: 1 lumd Essence is .so singularly penetrating and speedy iii its operation, as generally to effect the cure of the severest Sprains and Bruises by a few applications.—lt.is prepared and signed by the. Proprietor, R. Johnston, A po;;;...:eary, No. 1- Greek.strect, Soho, London ; and sold at 2... each box or bot t le.—And its reputation is so universally es:a blislied, that it may be had of every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, lira Indies, and America. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE C_OKTRAC I 7 MOST Desirable small Compaft FREEHOLD 1 I. FARM ' (the ,Land-Tax redeemed) ;- consisting of a new erected C 0 TTAG E, a Barn; a Stable for Four 1 - forAes, a Cat-house, Farm-yard, Garden, and Rich-yard; toge. titer with. Eight Fields of excellent Land, in Grass, Tares, Oats,, and Wheat, in a high state ofCultivation ;- of which the present Crops are the best proof; toe whole in 4. Ring - Fcrice, : containing about Forty—one Acres Two Roo:is. The Fields areyroperly,divided, and remarkably well fenced La a beautiful, dry, healthy spot, \%iiii! excellent Water ; bounded in front by.a plearoig Commou of rich Verdure,. ;:v.l - luxuriant Plantations ; forming a Lawn, within about hundred yards of the high road, about four Miles from Read!ng..-, This singular and advantageous Situation, is in tliat fashion. ' able and deli -httul Circle PROSPECT-PLACE, ingle field, Hecktield,.and the surrounding Geptlemen's Seats. The Country abounds with Game ; the Lands de— cline in a gentle slope down to Woddeock,lane, and, with an addition to tnc Cottage, might be made the neatest Sporting Residence in the County. *lr * More Particulars and Terms, by applieation to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, Appraiser, and A udloneer, Ne. 162, Ytccadihy, London. 1 , ''i . d as r he Il he ay T. s, rig iy, 'CIA Ys,,