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CLARENCL. r"d Es:l4 W 3 hose' Sillg, 100$t: &co" r tlia da rt : ' fin m ost orser 0 1 1i r ,i i pa sT ° 3.11/C t ' hei C )11r S e " iw 0 ,eto. Per' Yet: tOr. ry min Ne`, )00- NEW THEATRE, SADLER's WELLS, Under the Patronage o` His Royal Highness the DUKE of 'THIS EVENIMG, Saturday, Aug. 14., /832, A. will be presented for the last time, THE FRENCH ILLINERS; and ST. GEORGE ; to which will be added, the' PO N E RACES; Performances of the ITA LIAN MINSTRELS, 'and -1 HARLEQUIN PHAETON. On Monday next, a New Dance, by Mr.. Gouriet, Music CompOsed and selele.ded by Mr. Decleve, called Ralph and Susan; a New Musical Piece of Mr. C. Dibdin, jun. called Fox and Geese, and a New 'Serious Pantomime by Mr. C. Dibdindun. Music by Mr. Russell, called moa, or the lielle Savage, interspersed with Comic Songs, and.win be introduced various Combats, plirticularly an Indian Combat 'with Six ; the five Italian Mrustitls will also perform after the Poney Races, which will be exhibited for the last w ee k ; litß LE QUIN I'HA - ETON will also be presented for the last Week. E:3" The - LNST WEEK of the FRENCH COMPANY's ENGAGENIENT. _ BRILLIAN r ILLUMINATIONS, ite. in HO NOUR of the BIRTH-DAY of the ROYAL PATRON of this THEATRE. ROTA L- A m FH - fri/KA-1 , (101 - LEY'S), of Thei r R oyal ESTM I NST E BRIDG E Patronage gimesses the Prince of WALES and Duke of Yo kK. - 7-Monday, 16th August, and Five following Even ings, will he presented, fifth time -in this Kingdom, a Grand Spectacle; in Three Ads, produced under the di.. Tedion of Mons. Gougisbus, sen. as represented 300 Nights by the - French Company, at the Theatre of - the City of Paris, called THE FEMALE " HUSSAR, or, THE nEROIC SERcEANT.-•.-Previous to the above, will be pre_ sented a Dance, called The Sports of the Hay-Field.—ln the course of the Evening, various Feats of HORS Ehl AN SHI P, and a Comic Song by Mr. Wallack.—And, for the 2 5th time, the New Comic Pantomime, with extensive Seener , , Machinery, and various Mechanical Changes, ;ailed THE PHCENIX, or, HARLEQUIN AND 'APO. In the course of which will be pourtrayed, Mons. - 'arnerin's and Capt. SOwden's Aerial Voyage in a Balloon, \vitt) an exact Representation of its Appearance over• Lo ne• Lon eon, and its Descent near Colchester, us the real Car, pre tented by Mons. Garnerin to Mr.' Astley., Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, to begin at Half-past o'Clock." • 45. Second Price zs. Pit 2S. Second Price is: Gallery ts. ts .eecond Price 6d. Second Price to 'commence at Half-put o'C lock precisely. Places to be taken at the Box Office, ,Westminster-bridge, from Ten till Three o'Clock. VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. tit 1-15Uour of the 131 Rill of His-Royal I-lighness the DUKE of YORK, ON MONDAY. NEXT, August. 16, 18°2, \vit./. BE A MAGNIFICENT GALA ) And GKAND EXHIBITION of FIRE-WORKS. Admission Three - Shillings. ,• ruTther Particulars MU be given in the Advertisements of tbeday. HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. MT% LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an ppi TION of. PICTURES this SEASON, is now pen,. add will continue Every Day, Sundays excepted, Iroin Nine in the Morning' till Evening. Adknitiance One Shilling. I tILAN'LI 14XVIGATION - : * ' N ENGINEER who has served a regular A p . prenticeship to the Profession, and who since that has 'E'en employed some years in laying out and executin g of Canals, wilt shortly be disengaged : lie would be willing to give up his whole time, or such part of it as may be agreed 1 , 011, to a Canal or Canals in any part of the United King om. - Address by letter A. X. care of Mr. James Baird, No. 1, idro wnlow-street, Liverpool. TO GENTLEMEN making the TOUR of,E ROPE. Person who can hay.:. a very good Reeom mendation, wishes to engage himself ; understa n ds ..rench and German. Lt:ers addressed, post paid, to G. M. B. No. 203, Fleet street, will.be duly atten&d to. AUX NEGOCIANS ETRANGEgS. ji. LYa present 67abli un CoMptotr de Commerce a Manchester, on le; Etrangers peuvent avoir routes les It elligetices neeessaires pour leurs• Atlaires. Si I'l ridustrie ruinoissance des Langues ditferentes sont des recounnen tr3tians, Sainuel,Tennant, se flatte quo. ses arnis cat toutesau eA.Pers9nnes troveront leur advantage en se servant de lui. , t n est pric ;l e r. s'adresser au Commercial, 9tfice, Hi g h_ re et, Lacheste MONEY MATTERS. LL Money Negociations continue to be trans • aded, with the / snidest honour, punattality, and be— by Messrs. Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, N,'• 5, Great Suffolk -street, Charing-Cross, on' Annuities, .„-.eortga, Estates, ChurchA,ivings, Dowers, Jointures, .3j hsions, Places, Reversions, or any other mode or matiet, ci rcumstances may be. Large Sunis of Money 'always price for well secured Ainuities; and for. which a liberal A n c . e Nvill be given, according to age and security, and all ▪ nuities will be made redeemable at the pleasure - of the N.,rantor. •r r r incipals;' or their A ttoniies, applying personally, betbre r ee o'Clock, will be treated with in the most explicit m intier and all Letters (post-paid) duly ai,swered. o .N • B. A large Sum of Money ready to purchase Freehold ' Leasehold [louses, in approved situations. No. 1, ST. JAMES's-PLACE, • , ‘ - August ao, iSoz. ix:iaEUT„ .COL CAMPBELL continues co trans. L. , ad all Negociatinns relating to the Purchase, Sale, and . nge of Commissions, and Aimnig those now on his 1 4 ° °Ks are the following : For Sale, a Liedt.—ColOnelcy, old regiment, at Home; a reduccable ditto ; a reduceable Ma- V l tY of Dragoons Home; t Ditto of infantry ; 2 Company, Phi C:egiinent at Home; two reduccable ditto ; two Lieuten I T, and several Ensigncies permanent and riduceablc. Fbr of'-, change aki 1 . or; o ld Regiment, to Half-pay - a Captain . ' ' • 3 . ° I ~ of, c_ . agoons to ditto ; two Captains lnfantry to ditto ; a raltain, Regiment in the East Indies . to West India Regi- I n e f 2 , nr - Hal f-pay. Several Lieuteriantcies of Cavalry and wa.utry to Halfpay. Cometcies and Ensigncics ditto. _All a Lictitenantcy in a Regiment abroad. 'lll letters (post-paid) punctually apswered. ..:__ - . A lON . . . PAT RONIZED NEW A ND INVEN USED T FOR . THE KING AND ROYAL FAMILY. H ARDIT's Imperial BLACKING POWDER, finest z! fj . heinical Preparation, which will neither soil the ,t linen, or. smell disagreeably ;it softens and -nourishes ,he leater, repels water, keeps the feet dry and comfortable, .P,!aeures the finest jer black, and retains its virtues in all ti e ltn_ ates; heat will not diminish its lustre, and the dust may r no ‘. v 'Ped on' without lessenink the polish; it produces the s hoes elegant lustre, to - Gentlemen's Hussar Boots and Dress ci : es , a 5 well as to the Boots, Shoes, Clogs, &c. of the La liarrka I,t is sold by Robert Haaly, the Propiietor, at No. 3 , -13nited4 s_lim, Holborli— and by m ,, st Soot-makers in . the l s• 6d Kmgdom,‘ in tin ' box. , z‘s, at ts. and (a double quantity) -13no...:,eeat.ch, with . proper Brushes.. , --H. likewise procures ,is ~,,L . , ?,:i :s, ifrequired, on which the most fashionable lustre r"i'maced With the greatest ease and expedition. SARUM ASSIZES. GRAND JURY ROOM, Auc. 3, tBc2. rr HE CONSTABLES of the HUNDREDS of I. BRADFORD, CALNE, MELKSHAM,WARMIN .STER, and WHORWELSDOWN, having by their Pre sentments, substantiated the truth of the Reports of ROOT OUS and TUMPLTUOUS P:ZOCEEDINGS in those Hundreds, as alluded to by Mr. Baron GRAHAM, in his Chargt to us tile Grand Jury, It is Resolved Unanimously, That some speedy measures should be adopted, for putting an efTedual stop, and prevent ing such Riotous and Tumultuous Proceedings ; and that we will, each of us, in our individual capacities, as private Per sons, or Justices of the Peace, exert ourselves to the utmost of our power, to prevent or suppress them ; and that endeavour to bring all those who may be found aiding, pro moting, or abetting such illegal praCtiecs, to exeniplary Punishment. Resolved, That the Thanks of the Grand Jury be given to Mr. Baron Graham, for his excellent and appropriate Charge, and particularly for his indulgence in giving them, at their request, a Copy of it, and permitting them to have it pub lished. Resolved, That these Resolutions, together with the Charge of Mr. Baron GRAHAM, be inserted in the Salisbury journal, the Bath Papers, .and in the SUN and Star. H. P. WYNDHAM, FOREMAN. FOLKSTONE. A. 13. LAMBERT. BRUCE:. THOMAS BUSH. W. P. A. A'COURT. J. W. YERBURY. THO. ESTCO.URT. W. HARDING. JOSHUA SMITH. W. AWDRY. F; D. ASTI. EY. WA!). LOCKE. RICHARD' LONG. THO. HELE ?HIPPS. lAWDRY. ABRAHAM LUDLOW. RA. WARNEFORD. SAMUEL ORJ. T. GODDARD. THU. BASKERVILLE. H. BURNET. T. BRUGES N. B. The expelled Copy of the Charge not being yet re ceived, the insertion of it in this and the other Newspapers must untiortunately be postponed till its arrival froni the Circuit. LONDON and PORTSMOUTH PROPOSED INLAND NAVI,GA.TION. At a MEETING herd this‘day at the Swan Inn, in Reigate, in the county of Surrey, JOHN BRICKWOOD, Esq. in the Chair; RESOLVED, That a MEETING be held at the KI NG's HEAD INN, in HORSHAM, in the County of Sussex, on Wednesday the 18th day of August instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon, torthe purpose of takint into 'consideration the propriety of lot - Ming (1) means of a Canal and of the River-Arup), a complete INLAND NAVIGA TION between LONDON and PORTSMOUTH, and of causing a Survey.to be fortiv.vith made tor ascertaining the pradicability of the measure By Order of the Meeting, • PAT. DRUMMOND. Croydon, Aug. to, AO2, At a MEETING of the I NHAB4TANTS of the TOWN -and COUNTY of the TOWN of GALWAY, convened by Public Notice ; RICHARD MARTIN, Esq. in the Chair; HE following ADDRESS to.Brigadier-General 'AI EYRI CK was Moved by Dominick Browne. Esq. and unanimously agreed to: SLR, • We cannot suffer an event, in which we take so deep a ,concern as path - departure from us, to pass without an ac knowledgment of our regard and esteem to you ; your conduct, during your Command as a General Odicer in this District, most fully entitles you to the trit)ute of our best alfecti,ins. Vigilance and activity, tempered by prudence and discretion, characterised yOur Measures .•.1 period of great and very ge neral commotion. Tranquiiihv r•:..ored, you applied your self to the arts of Peace, and toider your patronage and pro tzet.en,- vo4oerr.il Work;., greatly vontrib•:ting io the improve ment and embellishment cr our !'own, were exe‘uted.— These, Sir, will long remain Monumenvs of your Public Spirit and excellent Taste. In truth, you ha e,so identified your Name with our Interests, that while we regard the one, we must respect the other. We have the Honour to remain, SIR, Your much obliged and devoted humble Servant. Galway, July 26, 1802. RICHARDIWAR Roolved, That the above Address. vit . 4 firietdier-Genc ral illeyrick's Answer, be printed in Tux Sox, Dublin Evening Post, and Connaught Journal. Dublin, July 29, 1302. SIR, . . I have the Honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Let ter of the 25th inst. inclosing an Address of the Inhabitants -of the Town and of the County of the Town of Galway. It is impossible for me to express the high sense of obliges. Lion I entertain, for thi,s additional testimony of their kindness and partiality to me. - I feel extremely flattered that my condua, during the pe riod I Commanded in Galway, has been deemed worthy of their approbation ; and it affords me infinlte'satisfadion that any effbrts of mine should havel:contnbuted either to the Advantage or improvement of treToWn. I shall ever hold in grateful remembrance the kindness and civilities I expe rienced during my residence of neir four years in the Town of Galway. Permit me, Sir, to add, that I am deeply impressed with the very obliged manner iu which you have been pleased to communicate the Address, and I have the Honour to be, Sir, • • . With great regard, your much obliged . And faithful humble Servant, Richard Martin, Esq. THOMAS MEYRICK. Galway. WANTED TO PURCHASE, In Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Monmouthshire, War wickskire, or the dry part of G loucestershire, A Good and Convenient HOUSE, :fit for a Gen tleman's Family, in a dry and pleasant Situation, commanding a pleasing view. The Rooms musr be large and airy. There must be adequate Offices, a Walled Gar.. den, and a Shrubbery, which, if extensive, will be more agreeable. The Ground must be well wooded. A River or Stream is wished for, but may be dispensed with. Together with the House, there must be about an Hundred Acres of good Land; a little more or less will make no difference.— The House must not be more than an hundred !Mlles frOm Bath. It is hoped that persons not having a House and Land suiting the above description, will not apply.— Those who have, and will direet a Line (post-paid) to A. B. at M:. Williams's, No. t, Church-street, Millbank, Westminster, mentioning Particulars, will be duly attend ed to. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TUBE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. The MANOR of PAINSWICK, ATruly Desirable and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 6 miles from Gloucester, 3 from Stroud, !7, from Cheltenham, and 2.8 from Bristol, consisting of the MANOR of PAINS WICK, extending over several thousand Acres of Land, with Fines, Chief-Rents, Quit-Rents, and Heriots, issuing out, of nearly 300 different Copyhold Tene ments, which, with the Tolls of the Market, is a most de-• sirable purchase for any Gentleman of the Law. Also a Ca pital Manor Farm, with House, requisite Offices, Garden and Pleasure Ground, 330 Acres of 'Arable, Meadow, Pas ture and Wood Land, I}ing compaa, and surrounding the House, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water running through and uniting Mille same, veryeonvenient for ereaing Mills, for the use of tyManufaCtory carried on in neighbourhood. And als t Acres of Inclosed Wood. Lands and Wastes, well stocked with Beach, Oak, and Ash Trees, lying.wit lain 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 Painswick, 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, Arundel-street, Loudon, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. KNOTTINGLEV POTTERY, in YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD I3Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL those n e w e r e Et e d BUILDINGS, KILNS, WORKSHOPS, WAREHOUSES, and all other necessary Conveniencies for the purpose of carryingon a most extensive EARTHENWARE MANUFACTORY in all its various Branches; together With a very good spacious DWELLING-HOUSE, STASI ES, &c. as also several COTPAGES or TENEMENTS, and the whole or any part of Twenty-seven -Acres Silken Perches of Land, mostly of good quality, adjoining the orks. - A newly ereEted FLINT MILL, rented by the present Proprietors of the Pottery, of the Trustees of the Aire and Calder Nayigation, and may be continued ; it is situated on the contrary side of the River, nearly opposite to the Manu faaory. hese WORKS are situated on the BANKS of the NAVIGABLE RIVER AIRE, about a quarter of a Mile below Feriybridge; the Lock Dues, both up and down, very moderate; the Packages arc shipped by a Crane from the PACKING WAREHOUSE, into the VesSels which con vey them to the Port of Hull in a day or two after put on board. The situation and convenience of these Works, on account of their vicinity to the River Ouse, at Selby (distant about ten :Wiles), where RAW MATERIALS are brought in the same bottom from any part of the United Kingdoms, and Coals being to be had by Water up the River Aire, 'not more than four Miles distant, lippn very moderate terms, which render the. Work an object deserting attention, to any Person or Persons desirous of entering into such, an un dertaking. The Works are going on, may-be viewed, and further par ticulars khown, by applying to Messrs. Wm.SCortilinson and Co. on tile Premises. t CHAFEHAV FARM.' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the George Inn, in Axminster, in the County of Devon, ;on Tuesday the 7th Day of Sc.ptember, -18 oz, at Twelve o'C luck, in One Lot (unless previously disposed of by Pri vate Contrad, of which Notic e will b e g i ven ), AValuable and very D es i ra bl e FREEHOLD ESTATE, called CHAF E HAY, eligibly situated in the Parishes of Thorrwornbe, in Devonshire, - and Broadwind sor, in Dorset, about six miles from Crewkerne, Chard and' Beaminster, and eight or nine from Axminster, Lyme, and Bridport-; consisting of a genteel and substantial-built Dwelling-house, with capacious Out-buildings, and zoo Acres of good Land, be the same more or less, divided into suitable Inclosures of Orchard, MeadOw, Pasture, and Arable, by well ereeled Hedge 4, and within a' Ring Fence, now in. the renting of Mr. Thpmas Farnham, as Tenant from year to year, at the clear reni of 2101. per year. The Sitidition, Buildings, anti Condition of this House and Estate, is suitable for a Gentleman retired, or in Trade, having great advantages for either. Apjilication for turther Particulars to be made to Mr. 134w.iers, SuliCitor, Chard; onto Mr. Bond, Land-Surveyor, Axminster. DORSE ['SHIRE. - • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the George Inn, in Axminster, in the County of Devon, on Tuesday The 7th Day or September, ISp2, at Twelve • o'Clock, in One LA (unless previously disposed of by Private Contrad, of which Notice will be given), "10HE CAPITAL MANOR and ESTATE 'of . CHIDEOCK, with its Rights, Royalties, Ileredi taments, and Appurtenances,. extending over. a considerable Trick ot - Cdutitry, bounded on the South by the English Channel, and interseited for two miles and upwards by .the Great •Road, abo it three miles Welt .of Bridport, and seven East of Axminster, containing. about 2 t 36 Acres, the princi pal part_ricit Orchard, Meadow, Pasture, and-Arable Land, a . o..inding with Lime Rock, and other Advantages. Part in Demesne, lett at dear Rents ; the'remainder lett. on Leases dattininable mostly on advanced Lives. !;clashes contain abotht 48.5 11,Crei, lett at the clear Rent of - - - 661 per Year. Quit Rents 4 i-orn - rreeholds,and reserv ed Rents on the Lifeholds, amounts per year to - - - - 6s Present clear Receipts. . - - - -72 i The Lifeholds contain about t6s :Icres. clear yearly value . - - 27G7 Aggregate - z•l6 Acres. k. 3495 per Year. This Manor, from its intirety, soil, and eligibility Of situa tion, is one Of the most desirable that has been uttered for sale in the West of England for many years past, Printed Particulars may be had on application to Mr. Bowles, Solicitor, Shaftsbury ;‘ or to Mr. Bond,• Land Sur veyor, Axminster, where a Plan of the Estate may, be seen, or the whole treated for by Private Contraa. OXFORDSHIRE, on the BORDt RS of BERKSHIRE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Lots, By Mr. WINSTANLEY, • At Twelve o' Chick, on Thnisday the gth Day of September next, at the Baptist Head Coffee-Houso, in Chancery lane, London;. _ THE MANOR of .BROADWELL, w i t h t h e Quit-Rents, amounting to isys. 7d. per Annum, and several improVeabk FRE EHO L D ESTATES, belonging to a Noble Family, situate in the several Parishes or Hanticts of 4roadwell, Filkins; Broughton Poges, and Kelmscott,•in the County of Oxford, and ,Shilton, us the County of Berks, consisting of the following Earths, held by respecaable Te nants, from year to year, and a small part upon Lives, viz. The MANOR HOUSE and FARM, in Broadwell, in the occupation of Joseph , . Large, containing 337 Acres and upwards. BRO.A.DWELL GROVE FARM" and Mansion House, in the occupation of John ott and others, containing 6eo Acres and upwards. • HOCKSTEI) FARM, in Broughton Poges, _in the occu— pation of Thomas Carden, 'containing 491 Acres'and upwards.. The DOWNS FARM, in Filkins, also in th e occu p a tion of Thomas Gardnei containing 450 Acres and upw a rd s . The LOWER FARM; in Broadwell, in the occupation of William Hott,- containing 247 Acres and upwardS. A WATER GRIST MILL and LANDS, in Filkins, containing 12 Acres and upwards. Several PARCELS of LA ND in Broadwell, Filk iris, and Shilton, in the scvcral Occupations of the Rev. Mr. Good enough, Charles Stevens, Gent. and Henry Clarke, contain ing 79 Acres and upwards.. . _ _ v ficree Parcels of Meadow Land in Kelmscott, adjoining the River Isis, in the several occupations of Edward Brad shaw, Charles Turner, and William Hott, containing 53 Acres and upwards. Several Parcels of Land, with Cottages and Gardens, in Broadwell and Filkins, now held for - one or more Life 'or Lives, under certain reserved Rents, amounting to 21. 9s'. ted. per Ann. containing 53 Acres and upwards. Several Cottages and. Gardens in Broadwell and, Filk for which Rents, amounting to IL 3d. per Annum are paid. Also the Grove and Coppices, containing - ,138 ; Acre> and upwards. The whole Estate contains 24:a Acres, and up.• wards ; is very improveable, and Tithe-free, ,except the Farm in Broughton, called. iloxtead Farm, for which a Modus or Composition of 221. per Ahnuin has been imme morially paid to theltedor of that Parish, in lieu of Tithes. There is a considerableauantity of ornamental and useful Timber, particularly near the G rove-house,.• and a good succession of Tellers or Saplings on various parts of', the Estate, which is situated in 'a fine Sporting Country, abound ing with Came, and is altogmlOr well worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentleman who-intends today out, Money on Landed Property. The Situation is within nip/der:ate distances of Burford, Lechlade, IVitney, and Farriirgclun , N B. As a speciftc sum is to be paid for the' Timber upon each Lot, over and above what the. Lot shall be sold for, Gentlemen who intend to purchase, are requested to satisfy themselves of the value of it, previoins to the day of Sale. For further Particulars, 'apply to 'Messrs. Manley and Lowes a , Inner Temple; W. and J. Black, Middle Temple; Mr. Winstanley, Paternoster-row; and Mr. C. Stepheus, at Kelmscott, near Burford, Uxti)rdsbire. GENERAL POST OFFICE, August 13, xBc2. NOTICE :~ hekeby gkien, That on and after TUESIMY next, the 17th inst. a MAI I. F RANCE will 1e made tt, at the Fcreign Office af this Department, Four Times a !Peck, viz. On TUESDAY, . at Eleven at Night. WELWESDAY; Z at Seven in the Evening. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, - - at Elcven at Night. The Mails Ef Wednesday and Thu rs.lay Evenirgs to It for warded with the fidrnd Mails t 6 Dover. 7 be' Dutch, German, and Northern Mails will 1c made up 4.1 usual, en TUESDAYS a7td FRIDAYS, at Eleven instead cf Twelve o'Civii at Night. N. 8. There will be Four Mails due ;rem Franco eveg Week. By Command of His .illajeqy's Postmaster General, FRANCIS FREELIA'G, Sec. EAST INDIA HOUSE; August 4, 1802. H E COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the UNITED COMP,: NY of AILIZCIM NTS of ENG LAND trading to the East Indies, of, hereby kit,:e Notice, That the Committee will he ready to receive Propcials in writ ing, sealed up, cn WEDNESDAX, :be iStb instant, for sup prying the Comp's* , with COPPER. eita SUC, Pervirs who may tbink proper to deliver in Tenders, must express therein the lowest Prices, as !bey will not have an ei+portsen4 of ;Inking any abatetnent.,. • The Conditions of the Contrag nuay be seen ly applying to Mr. fames Cogggr, Clerk to the said Committee, with whom the Tenders must be left before Twelve o'Clock at Noon on the said 'LW) day of August, as not any Tender will be-received after that hour. For the USE of SCHOOLS and YOUNG PERSONS. This Day was published, in Two Volumes, Royal 18mo. with Engravings, and a cor. red Map, Price os. in boards, or upon common pap,r, price 7s. in boards, AHISTORY of GREECE, from the earliest Periods, till its ReduCtion into ,a Roman Province. Intended principally for the Use of Schools, end You Persons of both Sexes. By AVILLIANI ;MANOR, LL. D.' Vicar of HUtley, hi Berkshire, Chaplain to the Earl of Dum. fries, Author of the BritisitNepos, Universal History, &c. Printed for Richard Phillips, No: 71, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold by 8.. Tabart, at the juvenile Library, New Bond. street ; by Thomas Hurst, Paternoster-row ; Wilson and Spence, York ; H: Mosley, Gainsbro'; E. Balfour, Edin. burgh; and by all other Booksellers. Of whom may be had, Dr: Maver's Universal Hist , ,ty, in Twenty-five Volume!, as each Volume appears on the first Day of every , Month, and all the other Elementary Books by the same Author. Also, The Roman History of the same Author, in Three Volumes, price r3s. 6d. and tos. 6d. in boards. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. I N exciting the Public Attention to these Va, luable Drops, an enumeration of particular Cases would be unnecessary ; successful experience for more than half a century having sufficiently established their reputation in the cute of every species of I,:yer, especially the Yellow or Putrid, tor which they are eminently distinguished, the Pro prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not only derives the highest gratification, but is enabled with confidence to re. commend a trial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach and Bowel Complaints, yield to their benign, yet r owertiil fluence, and as a salutary cordial in t hose discoinfoi is attendant on advanced life, nothing can surpass their beneficial etteds. The Family Bottle, zas. is only to be had at the Doctor's House, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, where books of Cures are delivered gratis ; and all Orders for Exportation executed. Smaller bottles are rota wholesale and retail by Messrs. jeboult and Co. and retail by all Venders of Medi cines ; also Dr. Norris's Antibilious Pill, celebrated as a safe and eifeetive aperient, may be had at all the above `Places, in boxes at as. 9d. Patronized by the Royal Family and Nobility. BILIOUS DISORDERS, FLATULENCIES, 08. STRUCTIONS, HEAD-ACHS,.&c. PUBLIC Testimony of DIXON's ANTIBILI- OuS PILLS, added to twenty years extensive private praelice, the Proprietor, as an Apothecary, has experienced in the high Circles, in their use, point them out as the most pleasant and convenient Medicin. for the - liernoval of alt Bilious Complaints, and fdr those Disorders which arise from an irregular secretion of bile and free living,' During preg nancy, they are eminently serviceable in preventing Costive ness, .Sickness at the Stomach, N ervous Head-achsi . Heart.. burn, &c. which attack the Fair Sex at that delicate period. —They are an excellent Medicine preparatory to Sea-bath ing ; by taking one or two 'PHIS for two or three nights pre vious to bathing, will cleanse the bowels from any crudities which may adhere to them, and. render the body in a proper state ; without which, many uncomfortable complaints en sue,,such•as head-achs, chillness, &e.. Cases of their extraordinary efficacy from Noblemen and Ladics,"are wrapped round each box, signed G. Dixon, -and counter-signed Citing and Butler. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Citing and Butler's, Cheap side, near St. Paul's; and retail, by most Medicine Vcnders in every Town in the United Kingdoms, in boxes, at il. . is. and 55. sti. half boxes, as. tad. each: To MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, OFFICERS of the ARMY, NAVY, and OTHERS. For NERVOUS.DISORDERS tind'INWARD DECAY, Loss•of Memory, Feebleness, Dimness of Sight, Horrors of the Mind, Pains of the Back and Loins, Paralytic Complaints, Trerniilings, &c. &c. &c. HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH is now -taken by Gentlemen of the first distinthon in this Kingdom, as well as others, by whom it is acknowledgi.xl to possess the most efficacious pro perties in the cure of Weakness and Decays. •lt supplies the exhausted parts with fresh juices, and totally re-establishes the whole Net vows System. Gentlemen from the East and West Indies, whose habits were relaxed by the heat of those , Climates, have received infinite benefit ; td well as Officers belonging to the Army and Navy, whine Constitutions were impaired by-hard see vice, and the various changes of Climate, &c. Persons far.advanced in years should' frequently take a few Boxes of this ReStorative, which will amazingly strengthen them,. be the means of preventing various disorders, and in some measure guard against the ravages of time. Nofe--LThis Restorative is prepared in Pills which pro dnee more raclual and lasting eifeds than al: the internal forms . ; the hoer parts of the Balsam are also better preserved. A Pamphlet on its virtues, with a List of Cures annexed, May be had Of the Venders, price 6d. To be had. at Wade's Medicine Warehouses, No. 163, Flee‘.street ' and No. 'l3, Old Bond-street;. Trutt. Royal Exchange; Mattuews, Bookseller, Strand ; B f icon, OXtimt street ; Crutwell, Bath; Swiney, Printer,- r Birmingoarri Tesseyman, York ; Bums, Bodkseller, Leeds ; and all other \Tenders .of . Medicines in 'Town and Country—price 6s. 31 the box ; or it may he had hi larger Boxes, price only S. which' contain the quantity of six small boxes, -as made up for the A rmv end Navy. • - N. B. Country Gentlemen and others may he supplied with this Mqdicine, by sending their orders by Coachmen, or Newsmen, or by inclining cash in a swat Ipinrel, directed to Mr. kiln Wade, No. 163, Fleet-street, or at No. 13, Uld. Dell,,StrCet.