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Anil ; a I,_ 1 __:- 9tg.r 'n: - A.:4ltt, -- % - : '1 ".: ~' 1 t :it. l .e` .... R s ' , " ic.' It' s , • 0 " I '''.l ., "V ' ' -- 'ikslaic - rAff tlli 1 1 1 C E ft4lllt i f • s l4 , k ‘ '' d *44/ • TT fr: OCI N UMBER 3076.] PONEY RACES, ST. GEORGE, HARLEQUIN. PHAETON, &c. NEW , SALER's WELLS, . Under the Patronage THEATßE of His Royal Highness the Dui i of CLARENCE. THE universal, unexpetted, and unpreced ente d ppl, which has attended the Exhibition of the, 'ON EY RAC F.S, (which are upon a much laver scale than a ny other Theatre can ex hibi t ), h as i n d uc ed the Pr o p r i etors !+) take every step to render them still more deservin g t h e , Patronage, particularly by procuring the swiftest Ponies they can obtain ; and under the hope of fuither se : t uring that patronage, for which they feel the most grateful lease, respecifully announce, that the PONEY RACES Will be presented THIS and every EVENING this Week. In addition to the perforrbance .of the FIVE' ITALIANS, the Dance of THE- FRENCH MILLINERS, With Mr. C. Dxspir:, jun.'s Pantomimes, of ST. GEORGE and HARLEQUIN PHAETON. In the former PanicTmime, Mr. BOLOGNA, Tun. and Mr. GRIMALDI will preserit.two of the best COJ:vIBATS With Broad-sword, ,ever•exhinited on a I,:tage. xefusive ut the unrivalled, DRAGON COMBAT, Mr. DAVIS will Sing several Comic Songs,- In the latter Pantomime, Harleoin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Columbine, Madame ST. AMAND; Whim, Mr. BANKS ; And Clown, Mr. GRINIALDI ; ,ho will sing a C om i c Ditty on fashionable Transparent • ;t1 the Ballet, Mons. ST Dresses. . PI B RRE, Miss CABANEL, and Mad. ST. AMAND, will Dance au ALLEMANDE A TROIS, Exclusile of various Pas Seuls, Pas Deux, Ire. A new Harlequinade, by Mr. C. Dibtiin, jun. is in great forv..ardness. TNEW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET. HE Public are respectfully - informed, that this Panorama, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY PARIS and Environs, is now open for publicinspedion ; Tinted from Drawings ma d e o n t h e N ort h W est Tower of tle Metropolitan Church of Note Dame, since the Signing °t . th e Preliminaries of Peace,' by J As. DE-MARIA, will ,Volltinue open from Ten till :tusk —Admittance is.. N. B. A Person regularly. atteiuts to explain the Pilures. . P URSUANT to an Order of the Right Hon. the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, madein the Matter of THO ftIAS CROOK., a Lunatic, HE CREDI FORS of the sa id THOMAS CROOK, formerly of Great Queen-street, Lincoln's 411t1-11elds, in the County of Middlesex, Coach-maker, after ards of Turnharn-green, in the Parish of Chiswick, in the .S;atne. dOunty, and since of Penarshal - n,. in the County of urrey-, are, on or before the 3 ist D a y o f jniy, doz, to come and ro ve-eir Debts befoe John,Or,. Es. one of the 'lasterps of the th High Court of r dhancery, d at his q Chainbers in oo uthaiiipioniiildings, Chancery-lane, London, or de f. 4 :tult theloof,. they will' be peremptorily excluded ( he Bane of the said Order.. ' • oolicit _ A.pplkation, in the mean time, to be made to M r . Edge, or, Es.,sx-street. To. CANAL CONTRACTORS and "MASONS. THE Kji:NNE T and AVOW. CANAL COM- E E !rit cnd n'itttigss at t: , istn, ..edriesday the 4th ,of August, at Twelve o'Clock at noon, , receive Proposals, and enter into CONTRACTS for 41V ENT-NINE LOCKS; and TWENTY BRIDGES a ," also :or Cutting and Form* -Four Miles of Canal, near tne sa:d Town o f Devize:.---PlanS and Specifications maybe 4 ` - ' 4 e 1( 1 , 1 . by applyi ng to -Simnel Hodgkin.son, of Devizes afore_ • PRIVATE TUITION. AMARRIED COUPLE of respedable Family L. and C(iiineaions,. having a very trifling Income, and qualified to superintend the EDUCA T ION ON of a .;IPTHI superintend to Undertake the Tv rrioN of 7 1 ."-; CV( L-ENIAN'g CIII LDREN during their Intaky, ho 'eYirre both partial to a domestic and .retired. Lite, and da t requite any grc..a.t .Ernoluntent, if their Situation 'Should agreeable. r • 4 1111 e favour of a line, addressed to NJ rs. George, to be left tue - Po-t office Huntigdon, will rzieerwith proper ex_Pia n4t i • ons andreveciable n introduCtion. ONE THOUSAND FOUNDS WILL be given w any Lady or Gentlerhan ‘vho vvii4 procdre for the Advertiser a PERIIA NT PLACE - or EMPLOYMENT under GOVEgN itti Tr,. or the Advertiser will treat with anyZentletriN. to addressed to A. B. No. 33. - Litchfield-street; Soho, 14 he properly attended tu. W. ANNUITY- • , • ANTED t 6 PURCHASE, during the joint •2i • 4 - lives of - two GetitleMen, one aged 5 8, and the oth er to „ nuity of Tool. th.be.paid half-yearly, .and unexeep.. 1 ;, :•, " ahly secu r e d. Th e "p urc h ase , money to b e pa id , w i thout s: l :erest lit the interim, on the deith of the said Gentleman 1 1' t et-1 .5 8 , and to be charged on a_yery ample Freehold 5ecu ,,,..1',"1 no other way incumb e red. Any person this may suit, . 4 1 " be . 'perfettly'satisficd with the connection it will intro ,lee li on. to. s • , . • C :Fenn s ' sent- to Messrs. Hill and ealfs, Attornies, r ay's Inn' will be properly attended tMo.ret TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, OFFICERS of the ARMY,.NAVY, and OTHERS. ;r NERVOUS DISORDERS and INWARD DECAY, Loss of Aiegicry, Feebleness, Dimness of Sight, florrors of the Mind,. Pains of the Back and Loins; Paralytic Complaints, Tremblings, &c. • RUNTER's RESTORATIVE 'BALS A M of ov . LIFE and HEALTH is now taken by Gentlemen of ti cs/ distinCtion in this Kingdilm, as well as others, by 1101 .6 it i-s r- to possess the most efficacious pro- Der' • , les in the cure of Weakness and Decays. It supplies the th. . ThtitiSted ps with fresh jukes, and totally re-establishes ' • whole Nervous System. ,Gentlemen• from the East and West Indies, wh ose h a bit 49,re relaxed by the heat of those Climate's, have received; benefit ; as well as Officers belonging to the Army iNald,' whose Constit ut i o ns wer e by hard ser e,L' and the various elial,:`:* of Climate, ' lt c. icersons advanced in years should frequently take a few ~..o , ?xes of this Restorative, which will arnagly strengthen 3 " e rn. be' the means of preventing various disorders, and in ° ',>>e trieisuri: guard aAainst the ravages of time: • I "te•—Tivis Restorative is prepared in Pills which due`pro more gradual 4rici lasting eitzets than all the internal • c .'nns; the finer parts of the Balsam are also better preserved. Pamphlet on its vi. tees,. with a List of Cures anneied; ' ! m ` t y be had of the Venders, price 6d. . .• • - ..ro he had at ‘Vade's Mi Warchouses, NO. - 15, ,Ifeet-street, and No.. 3,1 Old Bond-street ; lkoya ,3 l . l xc hauge Matthew, 'Booksel ler, Strand ; .BaCon, Oxford reet; Crutwelf, Bath; Swiney, Printer, Birminglum ; _eseyrn an , Y ork ; Bind;, Book:iel ler, Leeds ; and all 6 0 ? h er Venders o f M e di c i nes in Town and Country—price 31• the box ; or it ntay he had in larger Beixes,_ price only t 7_l> wbieli co nta i n the quantity of six small boieS, as ale up for the Army aril Navy. • B. Country G'entiemen awl others may be supplied i ‘ ii e t ‘, ll . this Medicine, by se n din g t h e i r o rd e r s by t b4c h ni ci l , o r '"!en. , A 1„ Of by incl os i nB cash 'in a small parcel, directed to 13, L 1 ""h Wade, No. 1 6 3 , fieet-street, ta at No. 13,..01d liti.4treet. TH UR SDA Y, JULY 29, GENERAL ELECTION. Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLE RGY i and FRE EHOLDERS ',of the COUNTY of RADNOR. GaNTLEELN, • . . TBe. g to return yo u my m o st sincere Thanks for the high gallon,- you haVe this day conferred upon Me, by again returning me as your Representative in Parliament : and I feel the obligation I am under to you greatly enhanced by the readiness with which you attended the Hustings from every part of the County, after you had reason to conclude your attendance unnecessarb from the published declarations of •tny Oppoient; circulated to the hour of F.leaion, that he declined a Poll. On your account Gentlemen, I regret that you should have been 'troubled With so vexatious a. Con test: on My own, I have reason to be highly gratified in the op portunity, it afforded me of receiving so distinguished and-flat teritig a proof of your good opinion and friendship., I trust I shall never utter sentiments I mean not to het up to and beg once more to repeat my resolution faithfully to adhere, to the same Independent princ43les which have hitherto dire6led my Coiniva: these Principles will lead me to'support, to the utmost of my abilities,-onr present happy Form of GO vernMent, and t 3 oppose ever' meaeure which, to the best of ms jtidgmenti may seem to ence..,h , *ithertnackniliat_orwon just the LibertieS of the People. I remain, with Gratitude and Respea, Gentlertien, Vour °blind, faithful, and devoted hUmble SerVant, Yresteigne, WALTER WILKINS. July z0,...1802; GENERAL ELECTION. A Work ultimately necessary for every Member of Parlia ment, as well as every Person holding Offices under Go vernment. • This Day was published, in Four Volumes Octavo; • Price 11. Bs. in boards,- THE STATE of th e NATION wi t h R espe & to its Publit Funded Debt, Revenue, and Disburse ment ; comprized in the Reports of the Select Committeeon Finance, appointed by the House of Commons to examine and state the total AnfoAt of the Public Debts; and of the Interest and Charges attending the same, to the present time ; Particularizing the Receipts and Dishursements of all the PAglic Offices; the Names of the• Superior Officers and Cie - do in each ' Department j their 'Salaries : and Fees ; together with the Amount of whatever additional Pensions or Salaries they receive froth other Situations, paid by the Public. Printed for H. D, Syrnonds, Paternoster-row. Sold by W. Clarke and Son Portugel-stroet, Lincoln's Inn Fields. N. B. Volumes - nice and Four may be had separate to complete Sets, price each. DURHAM COUNTY -ELECTION. T the COIVIMITTEE of the FREEHOLDERS I. of the COUNTY of DU RHAM, resident in and near London, for proinoting — Mr. BUR DON's Election, held at the Gray's-Inn Coffee-House, Holborn, the 27th Day of July, doz. It was Resolved unanimously, That the following Address of Thanks, signed by the Chairman, be transmitted to Rowt. AND•BtiKDofi , Esq, and printed in the LonclOn and Newcastle Newspapers. • SIR, We take the earliest opportunity df assuring you, thai result of the County Meeting-at Durham, on.the 22d inst. has excited the most cordial and general satistadiEm among the Freeholders of the County of, Durham, resident in and near London. • Your conduct, on that occasion, has afforded a strong proor that your own personal convenience is, with you, a conside ration subservient to the wishes and Intercstsof your Con stituents, and that the advancement-of the public good, is the predominant principle of your The general Interest vehich the 14,1,1a1ic felt in the event of your Eledion, confirms the opinidtP'which we entertained of your merits, and justifies the excrtibns which that opinion produced.. The peculiar circumstances of your Eledion will, we trust ; remain an honourable record of your merit to the latest posterity . _ _ We beg leave to convey to you 'our warmest Thanks for your compliance with the general wishet of the Freeholders, to continue you one of their Representatives in the next Par liament. CEO. HAWS, Chairm4n. ROWLAND BURDON, Esq. NF..XT MONT)AY The NEW STATE LOTTERY begins Drairig. ‘. uo v ooo in Priies.—Only 2.44c00 Tickets. TICKETS .and SHARES are on Sale in great variety, at HODG ES and Co.'s, Stock-Brokers, No. 14§;1.55(4371Z - -31 -- . ctri opposit. No. 44, Sr, James's-street. Prizes, to any amount, paid on demand. AT SWIFT's LOTTERY-OFFICE, No. ii, POULTRY, TICKETS and SHARES of the ENGLISH LOTTERY (to begin DuiWing on MONDAY N EXT) are on Sale: • This Lottery contains only 24,000 Tickets, and will be drawn in Eight Days,- the First Drawn each Day being en titled to a Capital Benefit, viz. ist Day - ;.• Z. 5,000" . sth Day ... ,C. 5,000 2d. _ 2,000 6rh ' 2,0D0 3 d . 10,000 7th 20,000'. 4th _ 20,000 Bth 10,000 Upwards of FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS have been paid to the Holders of Capital. Prizes within the last Six Months by SWIFT and Co. MIXT MONDAY MORNING, The DRAWING of the ENGLISH LOTTERY begins, with a Prize of 5,0e01. • - No. z 6, CORNHILL. _ . \4 l ESSRS. HORNSBY, and Co. asure their /V" Friends an the Public s that the.4ernand for Tickets and Shares, at their Offices in Town and Country; is far be yond their most sanguine dxpeaation ; .indeed, it is such; as warrants a, decided opinion, that the wtole of the i 4,000 Tickets will be disposed of before next Monday Morning; Nine o'Clock, at which time the. l)tawing of the Lottery commences. . , HO RNS Y, and Co. therefore; request their Friend . sand the Public, by no inea,s to delay purchasing. Tickets are rising daily, •and must continue to rise. A Book with an exact account of each day's Drawing, - wil I be kept for the immediate inspe&ion of all those. who honour Huittisay, A nd Co. with their commands, free of any ex ., pence hatever._ N B. All Orders executed on the same Perms as if pre. sent. • CHURCH, LIVING. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE NEXT PRESENTAJION io a LIVING, pleasantly situate; within afi hour's fide of the City of Bristol, on the Gionctstcrehi, onnci.tin g M. a nrat commodious ParSonage House and Homestead, Coach::house, Orchard, and, Garden, with about so Acresof ,Glebe Land; and tliTythes of the Parish: • The - present I ncumbent is about 7c years of age. Application to be made to Messrs. Bengough and Palmer, 4ttomits at Law John-street, Bristol. 'Tills will not be advertised again: ' • TOWN and COUNTRY RESIDENCE COMBINED. THE FREEHOLD ESTATE,called ST. JOHN's WOOD, situated in the Parishes of st. Mary-le-Bone and Hampstead, comprises Soo Acres of excellent Pasture Land, beautifully disposed within itself, commanding the most various and extensive prospects within one quarter of a mile, of the end of Baker-street, next the new Paddington Road, and extending from thence with a gradual ascent within half a mile of Hampstead Church. The Proprietor of .ths Estate is desirous that .the same should be appro priated to the ereaion of an adequatenumbet of respectable HOUSES, which may COMBINE the advantages' of a TOWN- and COUNTRY RESIDENCE. Near- the Centre of the Estate it is propoSed to build de tached Houses, with good GardenS.and Offices, so' s to form Circleat a Mile in circumference, the area whereof, con , tanning nearly Sixty Acres of Land, may be lajd out' in. Pleasure Grounds, with Hot-houses, Greenhouses, of other conveniences, according t4.).the , taste.of.the Proprietors , of the several Houses, combining the adVantages of a Country House witn•a vicinity to the most fashionable parts of the Town, and a safe and excellent access by the New Road to any part of the City. The Public are respeßfully informed, that the ) Plans' of the Estate, with intended Buildings, end thei•T 'distribu tion, may - be - seen by applying to Mr. Shaw, Great James_ street, BeiltOrdrow, who is authorised to receive Proposals from Gentlemen desirous to take any of the. GrOund, and to . comnmanicate whatevr further Particulars may bo required.- PATENT BEDS; SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, PINING TABLES; Differing in Stile and Plan from those in the old ‘Vay. UTLER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY -L..) and WARE-ROOMS ; NO. ft . and 14; CATHERINE - STE ET, Eight Doors from the Strand, maker of the above articles to the KING:andQUEEN, Their Royal Highnesses the DUKE of YORK and PRINCESgES; and Alanufac turer of Furniture in general. BUTLER has observed sorlie of the various AdVertizetrienti opposed.to him, the intention, of which may be easily disco vered rand writes in short that, by the permissiOn of Provi dence, manufactures and sells a's- above; (Where also may be Ivdevery Article in the U 4 pholstery -Line) Oiit superior FOUR-POST, and TENT BEDS, with - BraSS Screws and various' other Brass Parts ; ' SOFA BEDS; making a hand some Sofa and a'comtbtrable Bed; CHAIR . BEDS, which transform the same way and each in a few minutes; DIN ING TABLES on various Construdions, and quite on a. new Plan; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a particular compact Construction ; and various IMprove mews in Furimuip. - 7 houses completely furnished ; the A rtieles . of well-Season ed woods and excellent workmanship: Also, lovexportation, Beds for the East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted - up tbr Pas sengers, &c BUTLER has constructed several Tools and Machines for working his Patent Articles, &C. at his Manutadory, as above, and with much submission, and a true sense of gra- - titude, acknowledges the kind encouragement he has so ge nerously received. (51 - In contradiCtion to the false assertions oppbsed to the Sale of Btrri.l.a's Patent 'Articles, achis Warehouse may be seen separate Patent Deeds, one for Dining, and other Tables ; and•'the other for Brass, and 'other Screw Bedsteads, which extepdto Sofa Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads, with Screw. Posts or Feet. Brought down to the present ti This Day .was putllished, a new Editi,n, either in One -or _ e7ockett,r sliiltiiTKs'in'boards, including the. Arms of all the Peers, and the Foitr OrderS . of Knighthood ; .also - ornainented by a strikii:g Itesein blance of His Majesty, in his Parlivne.ntary Kohes, ele , gantly:and accurately - engraved upon a new set of Plates, Printed nn a tine paper ; the letter-press also on a new Type; being the - c'ticapest, latest; and mot complete work of the kind extaht 4 VEAR SL E Y's PEERAGE of ENGL AND, IX. SCOTLAND and I R F. LAND ; •containing- an account of the Origin, Honours; Marria, , fq 'hnd Issue of ti:e Nobi lity ; a list of • all. their Paniiiy Names, Titles of elder Sons, and Translation - of their Mottos. To winch are added, an account of the Orders'of Knighthood, an exati.- valuation of each of the Bishopricks, and a complete. Extina Peerage of the Three .Kingdom's,. with the forfeited and dormant Titles. Printed fot C. KearSley, Fleet-Street ; j. Stockdale, op posite Burlington House, Piccadilly ;: I. Bell, opposite Bond-street, Oxford -street ; T. Hurst, Paternoster-tow ; and W. J. and J. Richardson; Royal ExchanO. • Of Whoin may be had, A Shot and Easy Introduction to Heraldry.. In Two PirtS. EmbelliSh6d with 38 Copperplates; containing -11P wards of a thousand examples. The ..whole .coMpiled from the most approved authorities, by Hugh Clark, in Bvo. the seventh .Edition, price 6s. inboards. IMPORTANT ADVICE TO FAMILIES. rOPY of, a .LETTER, from the Rev. Mr., CHARLES PktSTO'N; Re&Of' of 13clineri Matron; Yorkshire, to Mess. Ching aild gutler, Cheapside. Gentle men—Upon SCeillg SO' many respectable signatures tb, v the Cures ; performed by your Ching'S Patent Norm Lozens (particularly that of the tdrd Bishop of Carlisle, with whom I haVe the honbur of being' acquainted), induced me to try them : upon ,Son of triine,„who had been iI a long time, and received littleor no behefit - frorri any Medicine he took. I think it a duty due to You; and a national ad- Vantage tosay,' that he wai.perti:elly .restored to goid Health, by only-tAkipg three dos,e§ of yoUr incomparable Medicine, which I. have stron'tiy recommended to many of nly friend 3 for themselves and children, and •tlacy haVe never failed of success. '• . .. .. .. I amGentlemen, you!. linmbleServint; CHARLES • PRISTON. ~ ~ . . 'stainer, Oa. 17, ',sot. ‘•. ~ ~ . - Sold wholesale and retail at Ching and Bittler's; Cheap:. side; and retail by Iven Bergen; Elsinore ";. - ZO'll and Call= well, .Dublin • Davis; Cork ; and by the most respectable Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom, in Boxes at ss. Half Boxes, as. 9d. aid Family 136xeS containing live Small Boxes; at tie Gitinea•eaOh. A WONDERFUL CURE. By taking one Bottle of Drops only. To Mr. Lignurn; Surgeon, No, 57, Bridge-street, IClanches- Sir, . • . Northwich, Cheihire, June 7, 5799. Tun P.P. have elatika since thy Daughter (who is now eight years of age); received, •I think I may with confidence say, the most -extraordinary cure .that was ever in public print. Her complaint was an inveterate. le_ prosy and scurvy, with whiCh she was afflitied ter many months in a most distressing manner ; her body, frnm head to foot, face excepted, was, sometimes covered with scales, of which, in a morning, handfuls. Might he taken from her bed; at other times, with eruptions, • frein whichissued a large .quantity of icherous.. humour, attended ~with insuifer, able itching ;.the discharge was so great; that she • was con . - stantly wrapped in linen cLothS,..covered with some unit OUS substance, to keep thein froni adhering to the parrs. In this rniserable,and,,haples , s situation she was languishing, when, providentially, I was recommended to make trial of your Antiscorbutic Drops. But how shall I express my gratitude td God, •drid. you, for your excellent medicine for after having. taken only one ,45. 6d. bottle of the Drops, eyery symptom of her loathsome disorder disappeared, add, thank God, there has not been the least appearance of its return, she .having enjoyed au uninterrupted state of health for . the last three years. Any person may be ,further satisfic-: by ap p. M •Al paving to' r.• Peter .Haddock , of whom • purchased your Drops ;. or tO, Sir, ~ *Ott: hUnible Servant, • 'THOMAS R1101)E. ' 63" These Drops are sold, in moulded square bottles, at 124. and 45.6 d. One tzs.,bottie is equal in quantity to three 4s. 6d. ones. They may be had; 'wholesaleand reriiit,'.'at Mr. Lignurn'i Dispensary; No. 57, Bridge-Street; Manches ter ; at Howard and Evans's, . No.. 42, Long-lane, We s t- . Smithfield; sole Wholesale agents in London; and retail Ly the following persons: H. Cundell, No: 47, .Minoriesi' W. Clarke,- No. a%, Borough; Jordan, No. 33,_Whitechapel ; jeboult and Co. No. tso, Oxford-Street ; Knight; Norton Falgate ; Kirk, No. irg, Coekhilr Ratelitt&; - "IW Pid.Lrtg, • No. 76, Oxford-Street ; Sutton,- No. tot,.Long-acre; 'rum Ind Bolton, i.toyal Exchange ; Ward, No.. 324, Holbotn,;' 'W444, Ore, Bond-Street, and .No, 283, t leer. 4 t.; yet: .• [PRICE SIXPENCE. .. , . A' CAPITAL, MANOR IN I)EVONSIIIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At. Philipps's lktei, in the City of F xeter, an ‘v - ednesday, the as th of August next, at Four a' Clock - in the Afternoon, in One Lot, ; 4 '. LL ,that. Valo 7 9le.and very Dsirtil)k MANOR ATI of CLYSTOi, situate in the Parish cf BlGad CliSt, about fonr.milese.ast of . Exeter nine 'miles from Tiverton, seven from Col lom p ton; twelve from Iloniton, ten, froth Exmouth, a well established Watering ; -and about tOe same distance from several otlier . Wivering Places in the County of Devon; consistnig of Two Thousand and Ninety six Statute Acres, wlicrent Fifteen II undrzcl and FiftY Acres are rich Arable; Meadow, anti Pastrire Land, and y ve Bred and Forty-six Acres are Open Com Mon Grounds, very capable of great improvement.. Altogether Of th e gross yearly value -of about Two. Thousand Too Hundred Founds, 'Whereof about 2 - i:lgor is now demesne, and lett to good Tenants at .clear annual Rents. —,Ab..iut 3riol. a-)ear more bpld by Leases determinable ou the death io lifd each. About 8801. a-year more held, by Lea ses,deter minable on the deaths of two lives each, and abbot to7ol. a_year more held by Leasesjlow &ton:linable on the deaths ' of three lives each, many of that very - old ; together with one Fee Farm Relit; arid ten Chief Items, atnounting 4 tat:" to the ye.irly sum on 491 f $, 7d. hay able out of (Wt.. ICI Fr:zho!A Estates, over ;.,( L rhe Mitier - etzer: the R CS oh Roy-thy, and - great-orr.i. - 7v 4 - r ur Game cfali sorts upon the a lid For a .Survey and Particular otillte 'raid Manor and Lii.nds, application may he made in the mean non;' to ALssri. Lewis and Goodeve, No. 4, Hoiborn-cOtii - t, (.; ray's Inn, London ; where a very 1 irge and correct Map of Viis e%tc;isive ai,d coat_ pact Manor maybe viewed -ithtilthe ‘l..y of A.n-uist next, after which it will be reran - cei to Philippa's kiosei, in Exeter, Where it that , be seenj • particulars Mayjaiso bt. known byapplication to Riciir.r4 Clarice; Es 9 Newport, Isle of ; the York Hotel, in Bath ; P I ipps'i Floo3l, in Exeter; lir:ai,•;'s A ruts Ina, , filouth • William Hole;',Esq. Barasti plc, Devonshire; cud Mr: Silvestre Kooks, in. lirOadlClist .atifreaid, who will shew the said Manor and Lands to any person inclinc4.to pur chase the same. If the sairl Manor and Lands,. ivhich will be offered to Sale on the 7..5.th of August next, as above, should happen not ;o be disposed on that day altoother- in* sue hot, then; and in that. case the said pretnises, 0r . .50 of them as shall, not in the mean tinte have been disposed or bv . l7)rivate Contract, will be'.gold at Public Autiion in separati; Lots. at an early day afertvard, of which due notice will be given in differ ent Newipa;,ers: ~ - 1 • • 'A WORD OF A - WilCE:' MHE celebrity which the AN TISCOUU .11C , 1 DRO PS, first invented by the late FR AN C IS. SP I L§- . BURY, NO. r 5, soho-square, have, th r b ug h saies of su&.. cessful recommendations acquired, enticularly lit Ner - \LoUs; Scorbutits,Gouty; and; Rheumatic. Corny hints.; renders 7r ail incumbent (WY of the 'present 'Propritors to protect the health of the Public; to the utmost of their porier, by ,;au.: tionirig them ,again 4 the purchase Of a spuribus composi tion; a Brie of condua they are induced to adopt frpin a s;n timent ; of gratitude as well 'as a sense of their own personal rikhrts: ,This 11•1cdicine is only. prepared at the Drspensar:i at 4bbvt; and each *Bottle is accompanied - with. ; List of cases an ample 13111 of Dircaions; and the Author'i Treatise on Diet; Gout; &c: By: permission of the Coaimissionei - s of the Stantp_Office; a stamp, printed in black ink, is affixed to eaeh bottle, with the words; " Spilsbury and Co. No. ic, Soho-square,", also ." By the King's Pater t," on the Bottle, Bill, and Wrap Per; that the Purchaser may be convin ce d of bping,suppheti with the genuine Me:licine; Much is sold in bottles at ss..and rl. zs. each, duty included ; in London, by F, Newberg, Dicey and §utton;;Wray; Barclay, Howard . and Evans; Ching arid Butler; E. Newberv, Bacon, Bayley, Bolton, Ward, Turtle, Wade, SWinev, Pidding.and Cockle'; ic~ o t:ie torbugh only 1 . 1!,r Clark, 'No. z 6, and , - B.' Sfizw, No. 74. SOLOMON'S BALM OF GI LEAD - - -,.----- • T is notorious; that various disorc)ers of the human frame are brought on by dissip ation i n yout h , and the gross violation of those rules which'prudence (1' etiteS for the preservation of Health, and saving a foundation tor a long and happy lite, with a Jinn and Strong. The blesSings of health are no sooner, last, •than pericnce teaches flit inestimable value of it, and tne unhappy lOoks 'around, too often, -in vain, tor the ineans.or its recovery , 7 • • Dr Solomon; of I.iverpool, tecortirnelids his CORDIAL . BALM Of ,G IL EA to all tooSe whose Consiitiations 'hafts' been impaired by s . iifirilfiferUticTl4,:e, and ,vlVs.iye nerves a re a l. tlicted by intense study, toe too free use ot ardent spirits, Eta or co.ee; as well as to all 15, - rsozis who ace eti,rvated oy long , residence initot and . tutilealtify climates in which cases; it will i:t6riatny prove or fife most SO vefeinn etth.;:iCy, ora_ing the relaxed nerves, strengthening :oil invigorating'•tlie con.. , Toe various Nveaknes es peculiar to the Fair Sex come ha- Imecreactly ,utz:tr the povi:er of ttiis restor-ti'vel 'and many Ladies of ..tshirma.'nd 1?-esp.:etatti,,c; have .(.,:11,d,tt to'be tact - best peciiCiti appent.teiga to tit., t..ey 'net xvitit ; got recruiting the dt.:‘..aie „. a Zilssi:;.,;h.•: ,t; .111tt languor; anA creating a iticas!ri ing aedity melancholy, it. gites conit;,rt ai t d h,;tn to whble ,yst ern. Numerous cases have from tirrii, to• time been pirblished iii every Newspaper in America, :or the encoura4ainerit . Of the Afflicted to. uw.: and. persever in a .r\ledi,..itie writ,rl so enu., nearly atlind4 a Complete Cure is all cases of This incomparable Cordial Bairn ot Gilead iq at once the Most eL•gaat and efficacious' Medicine evcr yet dr,..ov.:red for. nervous diseases. A ii.. Weak and sliairere. , weaknesS of sight or rnernory, ..Ity ; i3churidrui, horrors or the mind; seystral aiti I linter insea.sse: arising front a rel4XL:ti ? tAte or di.: nervous systern, and ottea the consequence of intonmeranee, debauch.:c. in.atcriti.:,.. to the necess.ary cares °fan:atilt, (usury; ~17:171 1 'f4ry, or studious life; this Cordial Balni tray universally ed its restorative efficacy, ,and may b.:. justly eiitaineratcd arliongcl. :tilt: foremost of thus.*. happy clis;:wier,:.'74 Medical reEeatch h4x.,z. procured as the blessings lacthe ImLnan race, and greatest -counieraCti vv •to lan rnisery.. sands at .Uiis day. tit the three. Kingdoms, Live to. bless the day they.tirsi,applic.ito this adtriiTabl.e remedy, and enjoy the blessings or . health; who alight otherwise have amp pert irttQ an untimely grave, me victims of early trnpruneurce. Cv..7r Accounts tram Eriglaild', Ireland; the• Indies, 1-larnburgit, Berlin, I luiland; 'Norivay, Sweden,- and Den.. mark; 'ath.'oncurin stating that no ill,:flicine ever introduced in those Countries met %vita socii F.; pid and extr iordinary ale. The Custom-house Uooks at London and Literpooi will evidently slaeiv•ihat More of this Medicine, is exported than all others put together. Solomon, conscious 'orthe re.eitude of his con•dua, and the unrivalled, ariprecedent?ai efficacy OF his i'dedieine, cr.n ncit withhold so great a l)lestiing from Society; and is de tertninedi. at the expe.nee Of Five Thinrsind Pounds, to establisli*thls great dlicovery tL: 'ocrteiit of inankind; and ' will continue regularly . to' ac vefzise true, genuine, and vo luntary attestations of its superior erficac v. The Cordial Ikalin of Gilead.' is sold -by J. Mathews, Strand,. in bottles, p.rice flair-a-Guinea eat:h. •T:,ere are - also cases, at conVaiting equal to twelve bottles It los; fid. by which tile Patient savesll. 6s. . Dr. Solomon may be coconsultedpost-paid, in closing his usual fee of one i; urnea ieiters for safety, be , tlous. directed.-:"‘ Maim i-tester: Dr. Solomon, Solomon's. place,. IrowritOw-strecr, Lit - erpooi. ; . paid d ou bl e postaye.' , . To easure,the most inviolable secrecy, tetters nay be pt. dereci Lu4e,adarvsecl :or X. or A. B. at t.:1?. Yost-()dice, till (411i:1i:tor. As Dr. g'Oloino - ti'ilWaeli ,- ,e b~co,n sv great and exi. tenlive, and,his constant cii ,, a,.;;;:iicnrs ..ousiticrable portion.or his tune auflattelicianco, ;lecx . • cons ti 4.- er; the usual compliintlit or a guinea ; bu.. Gl' letters of advke i to De"alisvvereti af his le., cc, are rtquiret.i to inclose only • In .order to prevent pli4vaidable - delays, and conse..qunt - di appoilittnents, Agejits are. r.equired ta..sv.id.tc.eir.orsi....tbe.. fore tritir stud:. 4, qu►se...ex.i Li ust ru... - . , • Capfaiis, PderchAnts,z.;. are;iupklied on, the first aadt hint . Marict4 r s - m eYerY mono:,: Vt . Whigll they will tate nytii4e.