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P " .. • r...4Ar"..;,\ rk;',`" - 't • ,;,` , Y . -4 -7 V 1,11( ti..l NLTD4BAR 3036.5: To R() ,„ "NO HA MPTON RE. CA R R T Y ELWES, Es S q. HI High Sheriirof the County of Northampton. W a g, tile Undersigned, request that you will T ills be pleased to convene a GENERAL MEETING of 11 r „,.. Co UNTY, on as early a Day as convenient, for the ,("•)e of forming a Congratulatory ADDRESS to HIS IRST y, on the happy Restoration of PEACE. Northampton, June 4,180 z. ain loh st r iL I , Char. Newman, 7, 1 ' Dolben, C. Robinson, , k 10 . Cecil Maunsell, R. W. Blemowe, t ° bert Andrew, _ Thos. R. Thornton, b hos. s. Sarnwell, Jos. Jekyll Rye, • ;‘, R .: s le f C ox, II Broke, Chr. Hunter., ape George Watkin, Eder. Bayliy, D. D. Thomas Butcher. • - CF n c onsequence of the above 'Requisition. I appoint Cfp N ,LRAL MEETING of the NOBILITY, GEN FRY, FREEHOLDERS and INHABITANTS of Coi - ,';:INITYIf NO RJHAMPTON, to be holden at the 10 / ,`" e ,"TY HALL in tlortbampton, on MONDAY the iu 'TE EN - ra DayOf JUN E inst. at Eleven o'clock in Fortlioon. tilting, June 18,211.08ERT CARY ELWES, Sheriff,. AT H IDDEiRSFIELD,in tipz COUNTY of YORK. 1 1 , 1 mEETIN G of the TOWN anR- 0 : 4 )D of Hu VDE RS FT F. I. 1), held d at the NEIGIIBOU Gcorge I na, thz Siwenth Dav 0:' lone, zSoz, JOS. RATCLIFFE, Esq. Chairman, .1.1 1 ...„'t was Unanimous!) Resolved, HAT fhpi,rp of the HUDDERSFIELD 1. 7. 0- h 3• LUNTr E RS, commanded by Sir Geo. Armitage, Bart. 6 it eamlied thernseive's witia a very loyal and beoom pt6r sPitit. in defencs of their King and Country, and in sup gret °I the Constitution and Laws, whereby they haw' I no a s t lY contributed to the general tranquillity, in times thp $1,_..! alarming ; they have afforded an essential service to tate, and a high obligation to rnis Town and Neighbour ‘_o(t. in particular. That this Town and Neighbourhood en iWitsain a due sense of gratitude to the said Corps, and take methud of returning to them their most cordial t e at a Copy o f t h e a bo v e Resolutions be presented to Sir 4, (1 4 Armitage by Joseph Ratcliffe, Esq. Chairman, with 'quest that he will - communicate the saute to the Corps. 3 PRINTIN4I;.OFFICE, CLEVELAND ROW, ST. jAMES's. BULMER begs leave to the Ad_ th a • mirers of fine Printing, and the Public in genera! , he lia4 this day published an elegant Edition of 41 large SOMERVILE's CHASE, a ppr : Ll.tavo, price iss. in tror.ls • embellished with r 3 • 1 ,. ipriate Engravings on Wood, executed in a style of pecu. s .he - it, 13% those distinguished Artists Meisrs. BEWICK, a IN t U pm-Tyne. sg irl hy G. andsad W.* Nicol, Booksellers to His MajestY, ,n by the Prin..ipal Booksellers in Town and READY TO ADVANCE. SEVERAL tram Too rt) fo,oool, to he tid out in the purchase of Annuities on real or approved Securities, for which liberat Prices will be given. .Letters (poAt-pai4 wait real nattrm_ and address , Ittention wg tne nature of the Securities. directed for A. B. to be left It Mr. steed's, t. iw Slationer, No. s, Bream's-Buildings, tii.iiicery- Line, ,v 11 receive immediate attention. ')4,9 Money Broiccrueed apply. `Lid MONEY MATTERS. M,?-ney Negociations continue to be trans.. trecv act?d, with the stridest honour, punduality, and se- N o. - bY Aicssr4. Harris atul Co. at their Annuity Bank, i , Great Suiliilk-street, Charing-Cross, on Annuities, Mortgages,,Peo. Estates, Church-Livings, Dowers, Jointures, a s „P 3 na, Plaees, Reversions, or any other mode or matter, r eat y r eurnstanees may be. Large Suins of Money always Ap e f( ? ( well secured Annuities, and for which a liberal `A ns e i . i w. l , !l he given,. according to age and security, and all Cr ainci ` r `" be made redeemable at the pleasure of the Th e. ,nclpals, or their Attoniies, applying personally, before. o' Clock, will b e treate d wit h in the most' explicit N t i e r, and all L e tter s ( ,post-paid) duly answerci. • 13 . A lar ge S lat of Money ready to purchase Freehold ‘4. Leaseliold Houses, in approved situations. SCARCITY OF MONF.Y. HE Propasition of a Pecuniary Loan, ever in t le ss uisarranged times than the present, becomes ex. abl e 71y interesting, when it is made frcin any truly respect tt,2loarter. In this important contemplation it is, that a 114,7! Of tile Vert' first Character, andofantple Rower (which a t o I,:e C orrespC , rioence will evince), is induced thus to tender c o „ e oPle of Distinct on, or f amity, his szsT and most ° f 1t t'tt'srtlL SZAVICYS. To Persons, also, possessed C t» Ones arising trout Land, H Rises, Dividends of stock, Patents, Settlettents, Church Preferments, or other N mi ,ent Property, rty ANY IMMEIitA rE Solt, the Interest of ~tachc il to lie secured thereon. Every trans:l:lion will be, to i , iti rl ,4 e 4 sPeClive Borrower, a .plcasing memorial of its being "° ,l Principles diametrically opposite to the many vi. the p but designing oitios, which so prominently disgrace tre,, erints ; of course, on ptinciples of integrity, se the mean`' dispatch ; and, it foliows, of unfailingly yielding L et . sl pertea satisfaction in the result. kiti v ' e ' . s , giving, Names and Residence, will Meet with every t O ll, 4 . 1 , 11 , 110 y attention-and fidelity, dirjcted for. Mr. H. lack. e t- t ie care of Mr Richmond, Master of the New C hap po'll:ce-iicvase, Dtike's-court, Long. - icre, London, and' paid. COMMISSIONED SALE ROOM, Tichborne-street, Top of the Haymarket., • SR.S. ROBINSON, and Co. return thaTli `the to tlieirnumerous Friends, who have lately supplied Si iit 7 With such . an excellent Assortment .of Double and_ te b arielled-Vowling Pieces, Pistols, ttc. to dispose of rii^.t t , u ffitnission, which, added to those of their own i r e, is .illowed by Sportsmen in general tne.best ehowe, no 4 , t . ri, accommo:tating Collecton in Europe. Receiving, Sell 11 , and Delivering, is every -Day tv eT T it ' l l Ys excepted fiom Nine s in the iMornin ti l till Six in the and s r " . variety of Shooting-Tackle, Powder, Shot,- Flints, Pfing-C;uris for Gardens. '*•----I.t.Lktins Bought, SGid, Exchanged, and Repaired. 6 0 YAL ELABOK,A CORY, 'GLOUCESTER. COX, Chemist to the King; having fitted up Roorn s for tile sale of his Pearls, Tablets, Lozenges, and 1 , l u s is. du Rose, 'Essences of Spices and British Plates, &e. „. kil y ` ~vlllg selecteil-a very extensive Assortment of Se a,,Fe 7 Prin ci 'u,ltt Portable MEDICINE CHESTS on improved . l otit i dP' e s , he presunrs to hope that his ColieCtion will be C osy , ortliy of Public Notic Charcoal Dentifrice for the accommodation of the obtl 'tY and Gentry - residin s g in Town, is sold only by Mr. UOO Perfumer to aity New Bond-street ; Mr. l'erf u u n t r eorrthill ; andalso Edinburgh, by Mr. Smith, •i • • C o4i ' , 4 day is published, 4th Edition, Cox's Family Medical Qli a i . e "dnini, with an Essay .1n the Diseases of Tropical le2ta.tsets. " 14 by Hatcharci, Piccadilly; Murray •and Co. r eet, and by the Author,in Gloucester. DROPSY. -1‘ iri • LUX MOORE, of Southampton Buildings, ike,V:l- liolboin London (late Surgeon ut Uxbridge) begs vatic 'e to ac 3 , . quaint the Public, that he continues to attend,_.___ 4ilit Coin tne diderent species' of this Disorder, both in Town s ee. try. with , Atidi t ,! l ' . _s .Address to Hydropic Patients, 3d Edition, ti, N o. ,t (41 .1! Cases annexed. Sold by NI unay and kilb Y' : s,. I: teet-street. , No letters, unless post-paid,attended W. Tii LIST of the SUBSCRIBERS for a STATUE of the LATE DUKE of BEDFORD. His Royal Highness the Mr. W. Churchill £. to .to Prince of Wales k.ios 0 Mr. Thomas. Stepney to to His Royal Highness . Mr. Stephen Thornton to to the Duke of York 52 to Messrs. Downe & - Co: .to to Her Royal Highness Anonymous - . l c , to the Dutchess of York to to Mr. Alexander Davison to to His Grace the Duke of Mr. John Julius Anger- W:rfolk _ - 52 to stein - to to His lracc the Duke of Mr. Edward Fletcher to to Grafton - 52 to Mr. lames Edwards to to His Grace the Duke of Mr W. P. Powlet to to Devonshire - 52 to Mr. Richard Holland to to Her Grace the Dutchess Mr. Thomas Harris to to of Devonshire - to to Mr. John Crewe - to o His Grace the Duke of Mr. John Gregory to o Marlborough - 52 to Mr. put Harrison to 0 }lca; race the Dutchess Mr John Howel 10 0 of Marlborough 50 o Rev. William Morris 5 5 Her Grace I. Dutchess Mr. Robert Atkinson 5 5 of Rutland - 5 5 Mr. I. M. Smith 5 5 His Grace the Duke of Mr. john Mosely 5 5 Manchester - 52 to Mr. J ,mes Crompton 5 5 The .Marquis of Lana- Mr. Anthony Browne 5 5 down - zt o Mr. William Gillics s 3 The Marquis of Town- Mr. Thomas Mills 5 5 s:iend - - to to Mr. John Gibson 5 5 The Earl of Suffbik to' o Mr. lames Gage 5 5 1 The Earl of Derby as o Mr. , oseph Harrop 5 5 The Earl of Peterbo- Mr. E. W. Mitchell 5 5 rough - to To Mr. W. B. Hughes . 5 5 The Earl of Winchil- Rev. (. M. Newbolt . 5 5 sea - 52 to Mr. Richard Jacques 5 5 The Earl of Thanet 5z to Mr. George Wilbraham 5 5 'The Earl of Berkley - 52 ro Mr. Thomas Lciwton 5 5 The Earl of Albemarle 5•2 to Mr. William Shepherd 5 5 The Earl of Choir:lan- Mr. Thomas Lowncles 5 5 deley - 52, to Mr. Richard Trovyard . s 5 The Earl Cowper 5 2 F a Mr. John Mawman 5 5 The F.erl Fitawilliarn 52 10 Mr. Samuel Liter' 5 5 The Earl of Egremont 51 to Mr. S. Pa, iie Galway 5 5 The Earl of Uxbridge 52 ro Mr. Benjainnr Oakley 5 5 The Earl Talbot • so to Agricultural Club ,at The Earl of Stair zi o Boston - 5 5 The Earl of Besboroughso o Mr. Philip Prior 5 5 The Countess of Bes- Dr. Vaughan - - s 5 I)o.otigii - ro to Mr. Philip Prior, yin. 5 5 The Earl of Upper Mr. Samuel Sneyd 5 5 Ossory - - 52 to Mr: A. H. Shove 5 5 The Countess of Upper Mr. William Sheldon 5 5 Ossoiy - - 10 to Mr. lames Perry 5 5 Laoy Ann Fitzpatrick 2 2 Mr. 'Arthur Young 5 5 Lau Ger:Rale Fitzlia- Mr. Robert Roberts s 5 trick • - a a Mr. .3iiinuel A thawes S 5 The Earl of:Moira 52 to Mr. Daniel Stuart ' 5 5 Lord Fred. Cavendish zt o Mr. It i..hard . Strutt 7 - - 5 5 Lord George Cavendish at o Mr. Ra..:hard Shipley 5.5 Lord Robc.rt Spene,r .z 6 5 NIL J A. Birch - 5 5 lord A. Hamill ~ 5 5 Mr. ' , .meoil-Thornson 5 5 Lord Vis. M \ nani -32 to Mr.. luhn Barnes 5 5 Lord Vis. Melb urne sz to Mr. J. Wyatt ---'• 5 5 Lady Melbourne 10 . 10 Mr. Edward Morris - 5 5 Lady Andover - 5 0 Mr. I ant.:3 INftsb s 5; Lord Villiers - 21 o Mr. Charles Barker - 5 s Lord Paget - 52 to Mr Thomas Wishart 5 5 Lord Preston - 52 to Mr. kichaid Barnes 5 5 Bishop of Llandalf So to Mr. °Juliet Beaumont 5 5 Lord Petre . 25 o - Mr. Ri,:liard Ovey ,s .5 Lord Walpole to ro :\ lr. Chart, Carpenter "5 5 Lord King - to to Mi.R. W. Clarkson 5 5 LOrd Holland 50 0 Mr. Thomas Rufflu • 5 5 Lady Holland - 15 15 Mr. Benjamin Bosyille- 5. 5 The Hon. Miss Fox z z Mr. G. 1. ‘3l')ert 5 5 Lord Hawke - 141 to Mr. R. Price - 5 5 Lord Sherburne to o Mr. i . 101111S1.111 - 5 5 Lord Oundas - 5z /0 Mr. Ftiotnas Popikia .5 5 Lord Yarborough 25 o Mr.ohri Moorman 5 5 Lord C.-rraigton pso Mr. Bowles - 5 5 Lord Somerville • '52 10 Messrs. Tatham - 4 4 Lord Coleraine so to Mr. John Campbell 3 3 Lord Lismore - 21 o Mr. Charles Fox - 212 6 Lady Lismore - s' 5 Miss Vernon - 2 2 Lord Kensington to o Mr. Stephen Moore a 2 Lady Anne Cartel 3 3 Mr. J. C. Banks - 2 a Lady Elizabeth Foster 5 5 Mr. Thomas Martin 2 2 Rt. Hon. C. I. Fox zo o Mr Alex. Campbell - 2 2 Hon. Charles Grey 21 o Rev. lona Flawins a 2 Hon. Mrs. Grey 5 5 Mr. James Campbell a 2 Hon. Mr. Xonsonby 5 5 Mr..Edtvard Plat a a Hon. Mr. Dutton . 2 a Mr. William Griffin 2 a Lt.-Gen. Fitzpatrick to, o Mr. Charlts-Polhill 2 2 Rt. Hon. Sir J. Banks, Mr. Richahl Reynell z 2 Bart. ic.B. - 52 10 Mr. W.' J. Jones - 2 2 Sir John Shelly, Bart. to to Rev. John linnt - 2 2 Sir H. Touchborne, Bt. 2 z Mr George Todd 2 2 Sir John Russell, Bart. 2 ! o Mr. Jos. Thomson - 2 2 Sirkobert L.v.ley,ilt. to to Mr. Dennis Obrien 2 2 Sir lo:m Tlirockmor- Mr. Thomas Sermon . 2 2 too, Bart. - to, to Mr. J. o..Ploughtnan 2 2 Sir John Aubrey, Bt. 20 . o Mr. Patrick Clayson " '2 2 Sir'. E. Swinburne, Mr. James Lee • - 2 2 Bart. - To so Mr. Robert Smith 2 2 Sir T. C.Bursbury, Bt. to to Mr. J. H. Round - 2 2 Sir Watkin Williams , .Mr. Stephen Round 2 a ' Wynne, 'Bart . 26 S Mr. John Raute '.. 2 2 Sir rohn Dashwood Mr. ames Humphries 2 2 King, Bart. .. 5 S Mr. Henry Clilibrd• z. 2 Sir Thu. Miller, Bart. ar o Mr. Hen. Ctia. Dormer a' 2 Sir H. Fetherston, Bt. so o Mr. -Jos..Lowton 2 2 Sir E. Winnington, Bt. To to Mr. Francis Canning 2 2 Sir Henry Fletcher, Bt. to to Rev. Henry Taylor 2 z Sir jolui Sinclair, Bt. to to Mr. Thomas Shirley ' 2- 2 Sir I:rancis Baring, Bt. zt o Mrs. Le Brun Boileau 2' 2 Sir Christopher Wil- 'Mr. E. T. Pilgrim I x loughby, Hart. to ro Mr. George Lloyd t 1 S.. - 'Cho. Turtor., Bt. 5 5 Mr. Isaac Bates - 1 1 Sir. Hugh Inglis, Hart. to to Mr. Peter Campbell r r Mr. Tim. Edw. Coke 54 to Mr. John Mackay - 1 1 Mr. Ralph Duttorf 52 so Mr. James Scarlet 1 1 Mr. Thomas Anson 52 to Mr. A. Brand - I 1 Mrs. Anson - 5 o Dr. Harrison - I r Mr. Samuel Whitbread 5.2 so Mr. James Ridg way I x Mrs. Whitbread to to Mr. Edward Clarke x x Mr. Henry Hugh Hoare 52 to Rev. C. Gardner - x x Farming Society of Ire- Mr. R. J. Doughty a a land - so o Mr. George Talbot t r Mr. William Northey :26 5 Mr. Charles Pottinger i a Messrs. Hanunersley Mr. William Fowler 1 t and Co. - 26 5 Mr. John Dowling t t Mr. Henry Holland 26 5 Mr. George Gordon a' t Mr.Montagueßurgoynt at o Mr. William Johnston i 1 Mr. Meyric Hoare 21 o Mr. Andrew Grant I I Mr. Charles Western at o Mr: Jos. Howell - 1 r Mr. lohn Motteux at o Mr. Charles Smart s 1 Mr. George Toilet as Co Mr.• Francis Wodes a a Mr. James Hare • at o Mr. Jasper Vaux - r 1 Mr. Godfrey Thornton . zt o Mr. Robert Spankie 1 I Mr.• William Ponsouby ar 0 Mr. Samuel Nicholson 1 1 Mr. Thomas Baring at , o Mr. William Beckley 1 1 Mr. Robert Adair 20 o Mr. John Kay - r 1 Mr. George Byng 20 o Mr. 'Phobias Parker 1 r Mr. W. J-. Denison 20 o Mr. J. Richards I 1 Mr. ohn Gotobcd ,Is o, Mr. .fohn Duthy - r r Mr. John Fordyce to to Dr. Maton - - 1 1 1 .) Mr.- udley North to-to Mr. English Dolben 1 i Mr. Roger Wilbraham to to Mr. Fitton - r t Mr. Everard Fawkener to to Mrs. Robert Smith a a Rev. .faines Johnes to to Mr. George Tierney - 10 to Mr. Alexander Blair to to lune to, 1202..—Subseriptions continue to be 'received by, Messrs. Halmnersley and Co. Pall-Mall ; and Messrs. Downs and Co. Bartholomew-lane, London ; Mr. Barnard, Bedford; Mr. Thornton, Woburn ; Messrs. Burbeck and Taylor, Lynn ; Messrs. Gurney and Co. ; Sir Roger Kerri son and Co. ; Messrs. Hudson and Co. ; and Messrs. Kett and Co. "Norwich ; Mr. Peckover, Fakenham ' • and at the Banking Houses in the Country appointed by Agricultural Societies: °Lists of the Naines of tbture SubStribers will be published in the Papers from time to time. 4.368; Is 6 WARWICK RACES, A RE fixed:for TUESDAY the 7th r and WED.. "1 - 1. 9ESbAY the Bth Days of Setember. S. R. GAUSSIN, Esq. ? stewards. JAMES WEST, Esq. S U SAT URDA Y, JUNE 12, 1802. 7i, St. Paul's Church -yard, . June 4, Igoz. This Day was published; Handsomely primed in Super Royal Odayo, and embellished . with Ten Etchings Price 7s. stitched, No. 11, UICTURESQUE EXCURSIONS in DEVON.. . SHIRE and CORNWALL. By T. H. WILLIAMS, Plyniouth. London: Printed for Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet- Street. Where may be had, the first NuMber, price 5.3 CLARENDON PRESS. This Day was pnuiished, in One V.olunte Odavo, Price 9s. 61. in boards, UCLIDIS ELEMENTORUM LTBRI paloßEs XII. Ex Comnllndine et Gregc.ii sionibuS Latinis. In usum juyentutis Acadcmicw. Editit, PiuribUs in Locis et in depravatis Erren davit Samuel, EpisCopus'R.qtrasis. Sold by Payne and Mn.:kinlay (Successors to Mr. Llin:;- ley), Strand; and j. Cooke, Oxford. Forthe USE of SCHOOLS and YOUNG TUCSON'S. This Daywas publishc-.1, - In Two-Volumes, RoYal.i2mo. with En4rawinirs, -and a cor-, Price ins. in boards, s is. hall-bound, or . 12,a; IlAnt;,on):•1% , bound and lettered AHISTORY of GREECE, - from the earliest • PeriOds,-till its' Reduelion into a Roman Provinco. liii2,ql , 2d principally for the Use .of Schools, and Young Persona of both Sexes. . y WILLIAM ITTAVOR, LL.D. Vlcarof Hurley; in B:ri:Shire, Chspi':ut•t© the Earl-of buM. fries, Author of the British N.-.:pvs, Universal Hisiory,.&e. Printed for !Uchard Phillips, No. 7 . 1, St. Paul's Church., --yard ; sold by 'ratan; at . the juvenile Library, New Bond street ; by Thomas Flursr, Paternosterrow ; Wilson and .Spence, York ;•• 1-1. Mosley, .Griiisbto'r E, Balfour, •Edin burO ;. 'and by all'other Booksollers.' • • Of: whom may be-had, Dr; 'Mayor's Uniyersal Hist r r V in Twenty-five Volumes, as each Volume appears on the first Day of every Month, and all the other Elementary Books by the same Author. • . 'THE MEDICAL JOURNAL. HE Public are lespeCtiely inforiled, that the FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of the MEDICAL. and PHYSIC 4IL .40 U RNAL, concluded by I)c:dors BRADLEY, BATTY, and NOEHD EN, will b.t puolished on the first day of July next, and Persons who re disposed to take it in, maybe regularly supplied by all Booksellers., - • . , . . s LITERARY INTELLIGENCE. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, (Removed from Birchin- Lane). . . • R DUTTON tikes•the libe rt y most respear6llY .-to inform his Subscribers, and the Public, that the above .Establishment (consisting of many •Thousand Volumes in every Depastment of Literature) wil Pin future be carried on at - No. 4s; - Gracechurch-street, •where it has been re moved,. not more for the advantage 'of a public Situation 0191 for extenive Premises, in which he will be epahled, considerably to extend his Library and Bookselling Bus - Mess, tar tile better uccominodating of those Friends who have already so liberally patronised,•and.,thosc who may hereafter encourage this Undertaking. To the farmer R. Mitten returns grateful ThankS, and assures them, it shall' ever .. .be Ills study to merit their approbation, and ot . such Friends may please rectunnazild. No. 45, racvciturch-sire..:t, June 2,, 1502. SOUTH HAMS, DEVON. • TO BE Y LETT for a Term of 14 Years, ;h new built DWELLING-HOUSE, consisting of an elegant Drawing-rown. and Breakfait.Part;ur, eight best Bed 'Owns, and six for Servants, with every other re quisife. for a Genteel Family, Coaeh-hou stables, Walled Garden. &c. situate in•tne centre uf.-150 Acres, of \ ry rich Meadow, Pasture, and Araole Land, with twu cott:q ; : Houses, Barns, Stables, Linhays and Courtleges,. forming one'Of the best •Estates in thig•Kingdon for a #.; entlemari fond of Field Diversions and Agricultural P ,irsiiits.• . The House is situate in a beautiful-Vale, and well Wooded, seven miles from Torbay,' and within halt an - hour's ride of Dartmouth, in a fine Sporting Country, wi.th, plenty of Game. Apply for particulars to MesSrs. Wood and Stri;ag, 152tt0r.- nie4, in Tiverton, Devon ; 'or to blr. Wm. Piliongtoh; - Land Surveyor, at Exeter. • - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTR.AC For the remainder of a. Term of Twenty-one Years, subject; to a reserved Rent, LL that • DWELLING -HOUSE and MILL -1 HOUSE adjoining, in whiCh are two WATER GRIST MILLS, One Shellowing Mill for Oats, with a Winnciwing Mai hine 9 and two Bolti ng o r D res ii ng Mill s, together with a Cuurtlegeand Out-buildings ; two Orchards, well stocked, and in full Waring; a Nursery Plot, and two Fields, situate at Furze Hill, within the Parcel or Nlanor of. Sidbury, formerly in possession of Samuel Westcott, but now of Thomas Sanders, whose term expires at Lady-day, 1804. Also a new-built WORSTED FACTOR V (adjoining the above) now' unoccupied, with the Machinery thereon,, con sisting of five double Spinning Frames, one Roving Frame, two Drawing Frames, and sundry other Articles. Immediate pcssession may be had of the Fadory, which is as compleat of the size as any in the West of E ngland, and . is well supplied with Water. Futther particulars may tic known, on applicatiOn to - Mr.' Cornish, Builder in Exeter, who will treat for the sale. GROUSE SHOOTING. CLEVELAND, NORTH RIDING; YORKSHIRE. TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,' THREE THOUSAND One HUNDRED and i...TWENTY,NINE ACRES of Sound Moor Land, with a FREEHOLD FARM. of One Hundred and Ninety-Five Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, adjoining; affording some Of the best Grouse Shooting in England. And.also some Freehold Houses in the - Town of Stokesley, and aboqt Sixty-Two .Acres of Freehold Meitdow Land, ly ing near the Town. N. B.' There is "good Coalupon the EStaie, which may be worked at - a small F xpence; upwards.of Eight Hundred Acres of the MaorTLttnti may be cultivated. : For Particulars, enquire of Mr. Dowel!, or Mr. Tatter son, Stokesley, Yorkshire; and of Mr. Monney; Solicitor, Wood -street, Cheapside, LondOn. . • TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,. . • Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause the EA RI. of MACCLES FI ELD against BLACKALL, bektre.' Edward Leeds ; Esq: one of the Maste.rsxof the said .Court, at the Public Sale Rodm in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, in zt Lots, on Monday the zist and Tuesday the "zad dayS of June, iSoz, between die hours of Five and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, OUNDR NI FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES,. late' of THOMAS BLACKALL, Esti, deceased, situate in the several .Parishes of Islington, Horn sey, and Hackney, in the County of Mitltilesex ; in the Parish of Hitchin, in the Coiity'.of• ilerttord ; in the Parish 'of Appleton, in the County of . l3rks ; at Swallowfield, near the Road - from Rel.lirig , to Basingstoke, in the . said County of Berks ;, and in the• City of Coventry. And also one Share in the New River Cortipany„ao five Irish Tontine Deb:ll - of rcfl.. each. • Particulars may be. had. at the said Master's Chambers, Southampton.brn Whigs ; Nl:::;sr.:.(;GAttatn, Lincoln's Inn o( ()N . hcd:;liire ; of Mr. Eade; Hitchin ; of Nir/l'homas C hapoLin, Land . -Survevor, Rich mond, Surrey ; and of Mr. Tholirts Crimes,: White sear coventr;. L PRICE SIXPEN TO BE SOLI) By Alr. Pi :I LLPO At the King's'Head Inn, in this City. on Tuesday the isth Day of June inst. - at Six o'Clu..ic in the Afternoon, CAPLCAL FREEHOLD. iON....,_BULLT MESITAGIF,,, situate in Black Fryars, in the of Gloucester, consisting-,.0t a Vestibuie, Brealciast-io, Dining-Parlour, and lAtwing-room ut hitgc - dimensioiL a large Hall, a veiy •!.)t,xLer,t Kitchen, Buticr's Pantry, Lauintry, six good Bed-chambers, spa,:ous and very ex..el lent convenient eXteiliVe.Vareitouscs ; together with a good (..arden drat Stable adjoining thereto; the whole torrninv, a most desiinble Resideia, for any Person engaged in tile Wine or Wool :Trade,. or am; other B usiness which requires i. capable converted alto t wo. genteel Houses at a 01•3 4 . crate expericei Premises are .i.uateti-a . sn -listance from the Ba 4 son of the G:oth.e.iter and Berkeley pet;ui,,rl,y adapted to partake of the advantage:, of that tilider:.aitin,L Tlley - . have for several:year's past hee.l in the possession of Mr. Beniaruin Sadler, Wile-iner_iuutt. possess;ou may be • had. - "'Further li;irtri.n.tlars b`iay 'be ko ha ap2lvin , at - e ftice• of IV hirc,rntre , Crittith,•anel loutv!ster out ,tt Mr. , Viiit-.:Qope's, Serjeant's- inn, . • GOLDEN 1 7- AttEY, FIEREFQRnsaiRE. Tt ,f3E•5(91,1,1 'f() t.:j BIDDEK, At the:.New„lnt; in tll . -.;.tv of W on ,Wiesday the t 4 th Day (4 . .J;ily the. Four anti Six ir, the Afternoon, i , ubjztf' to. - such Condititnis of S :a as shall be than produced A LL that Capit,ti FRF.E!-10.1.,1) ) 1 T F. , StUriGF FARM,. ancI,LANDS„ with the Ltd 'UP2ER WI LC ROOK, Cot ['AGES .41,1 •; tv DEN S thereto uelon6nig'j.sititatt: alt iyin^ in iLt Gott:: e .Valley, and in the Partshes_ of Pata...i,o:L:o i i; Voweisurch, in the County or Hereford, con',Orre:..,, es timation, 2.45 A. 3R. 19 bei 'the same ; ntiles distant from Hay, and ten from • Hereford ; ;1c Estate of. Mrs.,. Bridget ele,;.eased, Jtd uoc. o z Thomas. Williams, Esq. in tie iwcapation r f j,,akite Earns, Esq. and his Under-ter:.nts. Phere, are 31 Aurci Meadow Land on.theTremiscs, 13 of OrLleardin 6 , 19 At.res on.which,a very great number of Oak-tre:s are gro',vin A , and will be sold with the Estate, and 8 Acrt"!s of Creppi,::.iVoorl. 'The Fruit-trees are in great pertedion, makingon 4.! ave Nge - am - Willy Sixty Ho:•:,sheads of Cyrkr. is an inexn ble qi.tantity ,of ,Lime-stone, and two Liine-kilns i on the miles. Tl►e Purchaser, if lie ch uses it, may •be ac:ommodated With a iVretictiofthe Purchase , nioney secured oil tbe P re- Posbession delivered on the zd D.►y pi . February next. Mr. lenkin Williams will, en applicatinn,.tlireet .a Person xn ihew the Pre►tiises. For Particulars, inquire of the Rev. John llughes i at Glasbury ; or Mr. Thomas Bold, •Attorney, Brecon. Brecon, May 22, 1362 . A. 'very VALUABLE FRE EHOLD ESTATE in NOMTII - MPTONSiIi TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Six or Inure Lots . By Mr. KIt&SHAYI, At roe Hind Inn, Wellingborotigit, on NVednesday the 234 of June at Three o'Clock, unless previously dis posed,ll by Private Contract; Very VALUABLE and:DESIRABLE FREE. HOLD ESTA. f E, , :ituate in a most pleasant part of the ,Country, adjoining the Al irket Town and in the Parish of • Wellinghorougn, in the Coun:y of Northampton, consisting ot a substantial and s;;.•• -..as_;vlANS; ttl j i tIU E. which may era suratt e ex mail.: soirarite '.or ine Ice,dence at a genteel- Farnily, ..h walled C;ardens,• Fish-pent - is, Pad-. docks and Premises Barns, Steiles, Malt-house and other Buildings ; Courts, Fa:A-yards, and Appurtenances, and about .4re:. Acres of Arabl, Meadow, and J'a...iture Laou, of the first quality for natural fertility, but still capable ,f great improvenient, divided. into proper sized Inel.)sures, in a ring ience, and supplied 'with Witte'. The Pasture Land, in .rt‘iiiiess of herb-ge and fertility of soil, is superior to most feeding land in the King,dom, and tile whole Lieserviog the attention of Gentlemen desirous of invrsting their money in landed property, and parriLularl) of Stßh lar mers and Graziers who may Wi di to en..ivate, stock and im-. prove a terti letirid grateful soil. Lime au.i. Manure pur.. L:.:ascd near tOet state in any qu,antitY,ano otrreasoilaJle terms. The Estate is tithe -tree, and ut the arnwai value of -lett to re.s.PekaOleTee,anrs, who are under proper agreements for.the niatiagguiti.r kstates, and have Notices to quit and deliver up thc.i SatoJat Michaelmas next. . . . , -Totreatfor. the' to Mr. „.vnes, Wells!..)ont, near Stratford-on-:.vu . ;, Wawicks-tnre ; and for a view of the 1 .- remises, apply to Mr. kl;ascopiti kroxh,..Bailiff of the .6 Estate, Wellingoorough ; • and ,r torther p4 . rt.culas to •George's Cortex-house, Chancery-lane, and idLssrs. For. ster, Cooke aud Frere, Lincolo'-inn, London ; ui ...essrs. Hodson and Son, WelEnOoruugn, at whosa L iti.cs t - Luis of the Estatea are depositcd, MUCHWENLOCK, SHROPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT , ACAPITAL and VALUABLE FKEEriOLD ESTATE,. pleasantly Situated on tile Turnpike Road leading to and Witnitt eight miles of Bridghorta, seven miles of Broseley, nine miles of Shrewsbury, and fifteen miles of Liadlow, in a picturesque part of the County of Sal .p ; con sisting of the NrANOR, or reputed Manor of -PREST HO PE, with the Waste Land, Rigrit of Common over the extensive Cominons of Westwood, &ie. in the ancient and respectabie Borough and Parish of MUCHWEAiLOCK, and 734 Acres of fertile Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and W 0,4- land, divided into proper sized Farms and ancient Inclosures, with substantial Farm-houses, Malt-houses, Barns, Staples, SheddingS, and other convenient and n ec e s s ar y O ut -build ings, now lett to respectable Tenants, at the old and annual Rent of Siol. or thereabouts, but capable of cousideiable advance. Tift'E'Sfate rei in a Ring Fence, 'abounds 'with Game, and contains several large. Ponds or Reservoirs of Water made for the .purpose of irrigation, with a n e v e r taili ng 'Stream run.. ning through the centre of the Estate. Manure in any quan tity clay b;: purchased on reasonable terms, within two miles. The Land contains an inexhaustible Naine of Ball and Stalac lical LIME , STONE of the first quality, with every cation of other valuable MINERALS. The Estate is sub j:.:Ct 'to a Land Tax of 171. 4s. a Chief Rent 01' 11. 3s. 6d, and is Tithe - able. 03 - t4;o:-.ol. part of the purchase-money, may remain charged upon the' Estate. To treat tor the *same, apply . . to Mr. jame , , Well horn, near Striktford;on-Avon ; or to Mr. Coupland, Attorney, Shrewsbury;. and tbr Partic u l ars to John Bishton, Esc Kelsall l. John Dodson, m Coal ; Me ssrs . P em b erton acid 'Coupland, 'Shrewsbury ; Thomas Haslervood, Esq. Britignorth • Wm. Wheeler, - Eiq. Whitt:n.64; and at M r . Jarnes'.s °ince, Wellsborn ;AVM. Parsons, on the Premises the Stork Tavern,Birmingham ; and •at George's C o ffe e! house, Chancery-lane, Landon. ON THE BANKS OF THE THAMES, TO BE SO LD 13Y PRIVATE-CONTRACT, VAT E - CO N A Beautiful FREEHOLD ESTATE-, with Dw&11- S4c. .35 miles from London, thr , :.from Henley, and -f o nr f rom MarloW, 3 - oo A ores ;of prime'Becch. Wood, and 443 Acres of Arable and Pasture Land. A which b g o larewl& Mano'r,Es . tate by the S - an exlensive Fishery in the Tri ames, olatli. .The whole is c:intained wi thin a Ring Fence, and the Land is occupied by Tenants at Will. The House and Offices are large, and, in good order, b e i ng. now inhabited by the Own,z, , and are fit for the reception of a Gentleman's Flitily, The Gard::ns and Slirtibberies, con taining together , four Acres, are inclosed capital Wall, well planwit with Ft - I.:it rces liumed . rate possession of the House and Garden, and of i :iSttire round, may he bad, if niquired. CPartiailars may Op I;J::ti of Messrs.. Ma} o and Pearse, slo.i:t-lane, London ; and or Mr. Cooper, Henl:y, wn,) will give Tickets for viewing the House and Premises, which ' M A' tic. even every - I2,,hui i - sday from a .o' Clock. to Four. , ,,11107.4,,... \ Yr -. .. 15 ) , P•c" , ` - 4---....,..:::' ,. r.,,:•• , ;..v."-A„,5 , . . ~,. - - - --- 1C • ~ p•-.•,-.- \ S . ; 4: e••••'...7. 7 6,gt1tk , - --- ,... \ . 4 iffl 'A OH I N i. , i, I \‘• ~.