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Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the Ex t flex of GENT AL 'ELECTION. , ASES F,Kplanatory - of the RULES of EV1k..../ k..../ DENCE botbre COMMITTEES of ELECTION of the HOUSE of COMMONS. Com-Okid frarn the Reports of tile Trials of CONT RO VE RT D Elections before such ConunitteeS. I.tv TON/I,INS, Barrister at Law. - - Printed tat I. Mammal], in the Poultry. This Virock it intended for thy use, nc!t only of professional Gentlemen anti others engage) in the several Stages of Con tested E lee - bons, but of Candid Ates and Mem tiers of the 1-rouse of Comino)1;, petitioning, petitioned against, or liable to be chosen on fl . leaion Coinrnittecs., It is trona, sod includes the Substarthe of, the Reports (now very scarce and expensive). pithlished by Du:gias, Lucte,r! - ,, and. °met's, on Controverted Eleitions; as far as regards Quostioni of Evi dence. *„.''''The above Trait is included in the New rdition of Gilbert's L'aw of EVidence. • THIS PRESENT EVENING; JUNE 25 - , 1802, Will be a „ . . To the WORTHY and INDEPEND2NT EI.ECTORS of the-CITY and L1,13E RTAES'ofWLSTMINSTER. • By-)011N PLAYFAIR, Edip. and Professor of - Mathematics in the Univer sity qf Edinburgh.. Printed for Cadell; jun. and Davies, Strand; and William Crew•!., Edinburgh MAGNIFICENT GALA, '• • " • , Anat . :rand Exhibition of FIRE-WORKS. .. , . _ • Admissiun 3s. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o'Clock. C-r To prevent disappointment§ which so frequently oc.: cur tiom the Companies not being able to obtain Seats in Ih'e Evening, they are reSpeelfully informed, Boxes may be taken by.azi application at the Gardens between Ten in the 1/orning and Three in the Afternoon, This Da l y was Published, Price is. 6d. PONEY RACES.._ • NEW THEATRE, SAILERS WEL/F. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the Doxa of CLARYNCE: THIS PRESENT 'EVENING, J une 2 5 , TO MORROW, and MO NDA ini addition to the other trltertainments, THREE CAPITAL PONIES 'ill start at Seven o'Clock-elch Evening 'for a Flake, . the oest of three olie-trii!e Heats. • The PONIES will start on . the Stage, go round it; then fut of the ,House, over an extensive. Course inclosed and 'ceded round, and return to the Winning Pos t in the Centre of the Stage. r:r The Audience will have a full view of the whole '-curse, round which the Ponies will go five or six times. NEW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET.' THE. Public are respea.folly ih:t )tmed, that this Panorama, exhibiting . a GRAND VIEW of the CITY of PARIS and Environs, is now open for public inspedion ; Painted from Drawings !trade on the North West Tower of the Metropolitan Church of Notre Dafne, since the'Signing °f the Preliminaries of Peace, by . 1 As. DE MARIA, will continue open from Ten till dusk • Admittanee One Shilling. - N. R. Person regularly attends to explain the Pictures. rHcENix FIRE-OFFICE: lune 15, tgaz. :PERSONS whoseJnsurance Paymen ts fail due at Midsummer, are requested to take Not i c e, That Printed ... eceipts are nom/ ready at the /Offices in Lombard-street, !... I , l d Corner of Spring-Garden, Charing-Cross.; and in the 4 i I`y in the hands of the several Agents. A ttendance is 4irk foods for the 'lnsuring of Houses , Buildings, House f,old (..00ds, Stock in Trade, and'. Ivlerchandize ;_ also, Ships 1 .,?, 1 Harbour, Cargo in Ships and Lighters , in Rivers and lanals, and Ships Building or Repairing, from Loss or DAMAGE by FIRE. The Insuianee of AGRICULTURAL STOCK, as first PrAftised by this Office upon the reduced Rate of Three Shil trigs per cent. will be found on due eNarnination better adapted to the security of Farmers and Owners of such Pro- Petty, than any of the fanciful new schemes lately advertised. • THOMAS WORSLZY, Sec._ IGEORGE PENNY, _pr EDMOND PENNY, Sons of Edmond Penny, and who about the year t 720, and front that period: to.-the year 173 c, are believed to have been resident at or, near Hampton, in Middlesex, be now EV ing, or any of their immediate Descergants, - and will send a Pedigree of their Family to Messrs. Gregg and Corfield, - Skinners . hall, !London, they may h; at something to their advantage. 4th }tine, !Sox- - ' SIR SLDNEY SNIITH. 71‘ HE SUBSCRIBERS are respetifulicr itaformft-d 1. that the Proofs and Ilriats,at: the WU OLE t. ENGTH PORTRAIT of that distinertisbeci Officer, painted by. Robert Ker P or t er; an d engr,ved by W. Say, gill he reZdy for delivery in a few days, at Thompson's, Printsel ler in His Majesty and the Duke and Durchess of York, Great New- Port-street, and NO. Sr, Deentstreet, Soho. Early r.•pplica tons may still secure good impressions, at -Thompson's, Where a finished Proof may be seen Prints plain I. is. Proofs 21. :s. Prints in Colours al. es. T. T..A WSON, Wholesale and Retail Windsor and Fancy Chair-maker, St. Peter's-square, Nottingham, EGS leave to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry and -106 • others, that he makes the following Articles in the. _innst fashionable Cutler, and on the most reasonable terms : r Chairs, - Yew-tree Chairs for painting, Drawing— room 'Chairs; Cottage Chairs, of various patterns, Bamboo Chairs, for stain orpaiet,•Fancy Sophasto-pattem - , Chinese ;eats and Alcoves, German Stools, Fishing Stools, and Chairs and Sophas made of every description to order. • L a ws o n's Work-shops are in Bottle-lane. An Apprentice wanted; also a Windsor Ch'air -maker and a Fancy . Chair-maker, that can go thra,,igh the Turned Fancy Chairs. _ • HALF„PAY. ACAPTAIN in .one of The oldest Regiments in the Service, wit of the Redutlion, will exchange with I4 Y Officer on the HID-pay% or..reeeiving . the Sum of Fifteen Hundred Pounds; and the Advertiser will engage to have the business effeazd without any trotihle to the Purthaser.-- Any Centicman on the Half-pay, who has that Slim at 'com mand, and is Willing to agree to - the above terms, will -apply to No. 23, Gracechurch-street, -I.:q.ndon ; and it is requested, that any Person whose eye may Ib.c.,et this Advertisement, will not apply on any account, without a determination of agreement to the, above Proposal. N. 13. The Regiment is in Europe. •. NE IV MANUFACTORY. . „ Pr FIE - ,NOBILITY anti GENTRY are respeB. fully informed, that - the Elegant and" Tasteful VA RIETY of NEW'and FASHIONABLE ARTICLES for DRESS, now exhibiting at ROBARTS.and PLOW MA N's Wares,oux; have i nOceci many Linen-drapers, Haberdashers, 41 :L. to odor for Sale_snany kinds of spurious and interior - Goods, as their Manutadure.. , They 4e compolled s to take this opportunity of informing the Public, that they have no Connexion with any Persons of the aboVe description, and , that the Genuine and - Elegant ProdtiOtiorn; of their f‘.lanufac tory are Only to be had at their Warehouse, No 1, Chandos_ street, Covent-Garden: TO' THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE IP T I HF, NOBILITY, GENTRY,' , and PUBLIC - in general, ate respeafullv informed, I..BURGESS and lon's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be pre pared - by theM in the same man : -,-2r that has given 'such universal approbation for Many years - - past. The long justly acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinionot. the Country at large, and of rersons resident in ail parts of the World, and having stood the test - of trial, ranks it in the situation _it nnw maintains.* The general utility of their Essence o A nchov:es and other rich SauLts for Fish, &c. induces them, f.font'the numerous 'Advertisements daily - appearing, to caution Families, tke. in purchasing the same, as, none is to be had of their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family usa, of the :best quality. Vest-Indiz Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in - the Army and Navy, supplied upOrrthe shortest notice for the East and West Indies, &c. o r the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have appointed Messrs: - it. Jcblmston and Co.• . Edinintr;,sh, tuetr.sole Agents for Fish Suttees.. Warehouse, No. 107, corner of Savcty-steps, • Strand, London. - . GP.T“vz? , :i ~. . . - , l EMBRACE the earliest opportunity, ..after my return to England, from that Professional Service to which . my\ Sovereign was:pleased to call .me, again to 01 , FER MYSELF TO YOUR CHOICE at• the ensuing GENERAL ELECTION.. - • -' . . - If, during the War, - I have been called upon by the duty Which I owe to my Sovereign an:tiny Country, to exert my humble efforts, ' rather iii assi4tins, to execute than to deli berate, I trust I sh.;ll nit, on - (hat adCdunt,' have' forfeited any part of the confidence you have been, pleased to repose in me. The blessings of Peace being - happily. restored, it will ,be my ardent desire, should you think me worthy 'of being con- .. tinned in the , finportant trust 'of Representing you in Parlia- .. ment, to discharge the duties belonging' to it with zeal. and fidelity. . . .._ . . As the glory of the British - Arms has shrine forth in every part of the globe, with a'slilerido - dr unrivalled by tli,:.. History even of our own Country, I trust our Commerce will-teql its iraence in a more extended circulation; and that our . Na.: tional Wealth will keep pace with our National Glory. , . I have the Honour to be 'With the utmost respeft and gratitude, ' GENTLET4EN, ~. -- . Your most faithful, asset devoted Servant, • • . GARDNER, Portland-place, June 23, iSo2. TotheGENTLEM EN, CLERGY, awt FRE I EHOLDERS • 6f the . COUNTY of LINCOLN., ' GENTLEMEN, YOUR very worthy and respeda Me - m_ ner,, Mr. - .Vyner, having declared- his- intention to decline representing you -in the ensuing Parliament, .and presuming that, on the dissolution of the present, so speedily to be expe6ted, a General Meeting may be called, for the pur poseoi nominating Pen#ons for that distinguished Situation ; am encouraged to offer you my respeelful Services, and to srb ucii the Honour of your Support on that occasion.- • If I should be sp fortunate as to obtain your favour:hic opinion, and -eventually become your - Representative in Par liament, you may be assured of my constant endeavour to support - our invaluable Constithtion, and promote the wel fare of the County' of • I have the Honour to be, • Gentlemen, • . Your most Obedient, and very humble Servant, CHARLES CFIAPLIN. Blankney, June iSth, ISoz. , To the WORTHY and IN - DEPENDENT' ELECTORS . of the BOROUGH of BARNSTAPLE. GENTLEMEN,- 1 - HE, ha ppy Resicitation of Peace having offorcVed A, me the opportunity to complete My Canvass, by pay ing my personal Respeds to tlic,e Gentlethen 'among you,. who, from distance of Residence, I was previously pre vented from seeing, I feel it a duty incumbent on ma to return you my very sincere Thanks. for the libet'al aia de cisive Promises you have given me, of your Support on to;; Day of Eledion; and should i have the Honour of becom— ing one of your Representatives, it will be my nighast am bition to render myself worthy of your Confidence, by toy constant endeavours to promote the welfare of the Borough of Barbstaiilc. have the-Honour to be, Wifil the greatest respda, entlemen, Your faithful. and much obliged humble SOrvant, Rarnstaple, EDWARD PELLEW. rPth June, 18e2.: - E-NGLISH LOTTERY. and Co. Stoc::.l3rol;:r., No. 11, Four try, London,' City of Glasgow, . - Ir.d in most 6f . the prin cipaLToWns, are appointed te. 521 i Tickers end legal stamped Shares f the above Lottery, which hey;, - .; &asking on the ad diu.,..nst next. in the hist Irith Lottery (November 18011, Two out of the tour hii;hest.P . rizes were sold in Share's by SWIFT and Co. and in the last English Lottery, (March, 18)2.). Three of the Capital Prizes were also sold at their offices, particularl, the Ticket No. 23976, the last Capital Prize ever drawn. NO IRISH LOTTERIES. ON THE BANKS OF,THE-THAMES.. TO .BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A fkautiful FREEIIOLD ESTATB with Dwell , ing-house, Gardens, &c. &c. 35 miles froM London, three from Henley', and fOur from Marlow, contaiuiug 300 Acres of prime Beech Wood, and- 440 Acres of Arable. and Pasture Land. - • A large Manor, an extensive Fishery in the Thames, which - bounds the Estate by the Sbuth. • The whole is contained Within a King Fence, and the Land is occupied by Toatits at • _ The House and Offices 'are large, and in goad order, being now - inhabited by the Owner, and are frt for the reception of a Gentleman's Family;. The Gardens and Shrubberies, eon, taining together. tour Acres, are inclosed by a capital Wall, well'plained with Fruit Trees. ,Immediate possession of the House and Garden, and of stirtiCient Pasture Ground, may be had, if required. Particulars may be had of Messrs . . Mayo and Pearc, Cloak-lane, .London; and of Mr. Cooper, Halley, who will give Tickets for viewing.the House and Premises, which may be seen every Thm*6day from Ten_o'Clockto Foot. • Des rabic. HOUSE to LETT, called HYiviOKE LAL. HA LL, consisting of two goad Parlours, a Hall, a Housekeeper's Room, a lcitclien and Scullery adjoining, with a Pump in it, an excellent PantrV, with a Bake-:house and dry Cellar ; 'five . licd- rooms with Closets ; a good Car den walled round and planted with Fruit Trees; a Coach.. house, Stable, and Fuel-house, with Lofts over them,_ and a small Meadow adjoining ; an Orchard planted with. yotin Fruit Trees ; several } rust Trees on. the Common, with a right of Common. . . A - Cottage adjoining, consisting . of a Kitchen, two Pantries, two 'Bed-rooms, and two Gardens (one partly walled„ with cOnvenient Offices, may be had with it it desired. Hymore Hall is situated in a dry healthy . situation, one mile from' Nettlzhed, four from Henley; nine from Reading, and about a quarter of a mile from the Turnpike-Road from LOndon to 0 xford. For further Particulars, inquire of the Rev. Mr. Schole field, at Witheridge Hill, near the Premises -; or of Mir. Cooper, Solicitor, Henley.uprin.'rhames.. WORD OF ADVI.CE; , - • F. celebrity which the AN TISCORBUTIC DROPS,_ first invented by the late FRANCIS SPI LS BURY, No. Is, Soho-square, have, through a series of Sue.. cessful recommendations acquired, particularly': in- NerVous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Complaints, render - sit an incumbent duty of the present Proprietors to ,protea the health of the'Public to ,the utmost of their power, by can. tioning them against the purchase of a spuriouscomposi tion ; a line of condua they are induced to adopt from a sen timent of gratitude as well as a sense of their own per'sonal rights. This Medicine is only prepared at the Dispensary as-above, and ,e4aih. Bottle is accompanied with List of Cases, an ample Bill of Pireetions, and the Author's Treatise on .Diet, Gout, &c. By permission of the Coramissioners of the Stanip-Oilice, a stamp, printed in black ink, is affixed to' each bottle, with the words, _" Spilsbury and Co. No. is, Soho-square," also " ley the King's l'atent," on tile Bottle, kill, and Wrapper, that the Purchaser may be convinced of being supplied ,with tile genuine Medicine, which is - sold in bottles at ss. and it. .2.3. each, duty included in London, by F. iNnvbert, and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, Howard and Evans, Ching and'Autler, E. Newherv t bacon, Bayley, Bolton; Ward, Turtle, Wade, SwineV, Piddlng and Cockle ; in .the Borough only by Clark; No. 269, and 43. Shaw, 'No. 74 , ---' .• - • , , The Fifth Edition, with considerable Additions, of the lAXIMS of HEALTHaII ESSAY ON IN- A V In GESTION • containing _advice to persons affileted With Complaints, of the Stomach and Bowels; also to those troubled with nervous, bilious, and goinv disorders, habitual costiveness,. and head-ach ; together with medical_ advice to Females illustrated-witn several remarkable cases, proving b "rieficial erleds of the Medicines recommended' for the above complaint's; with observationf on • that kind of food affords the most nourish'Ment, and is the easiest of di gestion; on milk drinks, exercise, and air ; including A • TREATISE. ON SEA AND COLD-BATHINP, And remarks. on the shower-bath; likewise explaining why the sea az:d country air is inure salabrions than that of cities and large towns. By R. SQUIR.REL - L, M.l). Sold by Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet-Street ; chardson, Royal Exchange; Ilatchard, No. Ego, and by eveti/ other'Bookseller in Town and Country. Thi3 Day was published, .price 6s. 61. in boards, A•FLEA for RELIGION and. .the .SACRED Wit I TINGSI. addressed to the' Disciples of/Thomas Paine, a. d wavering c.:hritians of every Persuasion. With an Appendix, containing the Author's Determination to have relinquished his Charge in the Established Church, and the . 12..t:asons on which that Determination was foundcd. By the :Ate Rev. DAVID SIMPSON, M. A. London: Printed tvr.l. Ma man, in the PoultiY, where Mr. simpson's•other PubliCaiions - miy L ha& Dr. ROWLEY's LATIN and ENGLISH WORKS. This Day were puhlished, price 11.' , irs. - 6d. RATION AL PRACTICE of PHYSIC ; containing the Treatment of Female, Nervous, Eye, Cx.ceieus Discas,s, C;ont, Scarlet and Putrid levers ; .with, j oumerints -Prescriptions ; Rules for Diet, &c. In Lahti, .price 41. i4s. 6cl. with 65 Copper-plates, S CEO LA et ;HISTO RI AAI EDI N2E, Continens Anatomiam, P - ivsielogiam, et .Pathologi , t:a. • • 3. TR EATISES on the DROPSY; piricularly-of Fe pates; &c. price:3s. 6d. Reasons Why. astring:nt sp.'s, caustic Bougie;, and.Salivarious slould be banished .for "-ever .from Praejec ; with mild Prescriptions forth, Cure of every species of yecereat Intedion," price .!s: A Treatise on • the new Made curl::.; tite Watc'ty, Head of Children; with I nstruCtions - on .trice 2 1 1. •. By WILLIAM ROWLEY, M. D. . Member Qt the,University of Oxj:ord, - the College of Physician.; in London, and Pnyz.iCian to the .St. - Mary-le bone lidirmary, Sec. &c. Printeo for;. Harris, Successor to E. Newhery, Si. 7 Paul's Ciurch-yard; -awl Murray and Highley, 32, Fleet-sttect. 3.:hpla now in tide Press, and will shor:ly-app.tar in English. I inpoirtant Decision in t} Court of ,fa - 17's Bench, extreme ly interesting to the Conim.:rce or the Couutry. Thi, My was published,' Price 2s. seWed, DROCEEDINGS Of the cota - r of KING's rfENcti in GU I LDHA LL, on Wednesday the zBth April, 180 z, berate Mr. Justice G ro . se, and a Specitl Brooke, of London Merchants, in an Ataion brottt'.?l Charles Brooke, Wool-broker; vetAusliertry.-Gtty, Clbiliier,,tt,?r a Ltbel. Takebin Short-hat - id by Mr. ci.ll2l,slEY , " I think this .Paper is a ritot excellent Treatise upon the' Duty of a Broker: Whether the Plaintiff is to continue a Broker or not,. Ido not know ; but if he - is, I wish he would read it, and attend to it every clAy of his life; For to be sure, better Observations_ on the Duty.of a Broker, on his Oath, on his Bowl, and upon every tiling he ought to do, and some thingS which he ought not todo, I aryl sure I nevi! . read." -•- Vide judge (hose's Charge: p. Chippenham Printed' fo M. Coutfibs ; 'and sold by T. Hurst, Paternoster-row; j..Bally, 'C. Smith, and T. Gibbons, Bath ; Emery and Co. W. Sheppard, and W. Lansdown, Bristol; j. Roberts, Glo , icester • 3. and E. Up_ ham, Exeter ; H. Holmes, and T. Buthaniley, Leeds ; and J. Hurst, Wakefield. . Measured fi'om the customary Standards, viz. Hyde Park • COrrier, Westminster, and Lo..don Bridges ; Tyburn Turn pike, Shoreditch, and "Whitechwel Churches ; Hicks's _ . Src. • This Day was published, Crown Svo. price 7s. 6d. inboards, ' the zd Edition of ri'AßY*s NEW...ITINERARY. - or, An Aon- rate Delineation'of the Great Roads, both Dired.and Cross, thrOUghout ENG LAND 'ami WALES, .with many of the principal Roads in SCOTLAND ; from an,actual Ad measuremerit.macle by coirintand - of.his .Majesty's P oat- Mas ter-General, for 04ficial Purposes; under the diredion and insNelion TIIQM AS BASK ER, Esq. Surveyor and Su perintendant of the Mail Coaches,;" particularly distinguish ing all places on the Roads whichare Market Towns, and suds as have Post-offices for the rt-ctipt and ,delirery of Let ters; To which are added, at the end of each Road, the' Names of those Inns that supply Post Horses and Carriages, Back or Return Routes, with the distance from Stage to Stage,; a most extensive. seleetion of Noblemen and Gentlerhen's Seats, - Copious liidexei;, &c. &c. accompanied with a'Ge neral Map, exltbiting .the whole of the Roads described in the Work, and another Map expresly adapted to the . Cross Roads, on which arc added, figures of reference to the page where each is ; described with Engraved Title Page, Dedi cation, Sm. tke.• By JOHN CARY, Surveyor_of the Roads to the General PO - st Office. Note.,—A few Copies are printed on Royal Octavo; Hot Pressed, and affording large Margins flit kerdarks, prce 13s. boards. • Printed for J. Cary, Map Seller, tEz, Strand, of whom may be had Maps of every description. FOR Till:. TEETIT ANn GUMS . . FIR ESSENCE S of PEARL. and TEART., DEN_ TI : PRICE-,. invented by the late JACOB I-113MT, Dentist to Her MA .1 s STY and the . PRINCE of WALES, are greatly sup: riot, both in elegance and efficacy to any thing hitherto made use of; they will effectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state, even to. old age ; %via render the.n white and beautiful without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such as; are loose, keep such as are already . decayed from becoming 'worse, prevent the'Tooth-ach, pettedly cure the Scurvy in the - Gums •aild mane them grow firm and close tti the Teeth. They dkewise rencil.tr the Breath delicately sweet, • and- remedy all those' DiSorders that ace, the 'conse quence of Scorbutic G urns. and bad Teeth. .. In order to prevent the impositions daily pradised by per sons counterfeiting the •above-ment . ;cned long-established MediCines, the folloW)inkwoids are (by permission) engraved in'thestamp, 4‘1.1-lENIET, 13A\ &BLEW, COCK- S P UR• STREET," and none ate genuine but what have these worcls engraved in the stamp, arid also a label with tile word , : "BAYL EY and SLEW, Cockspur-street. London," pasted on the back off - eaCh bottle and box. ,At dall Venders of the 'above Medicines, are hereby informed, .that counter feiting the stamp-is felony. 'rue 'Es , ..enee and Dentifrice are sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew," Cockspur-street, London. Price as: each, stamps included. ' , The Public are respectfully cautioned against purchasing the abOve Medicines without stamps . ; no Vendereneing supplied with them unstarnped (except for exportation ;). such as,are offered to sale without the proper stamp must be counterfeit. • Also against being deceived by spurious CompOsition3 (of a similar appearance), acid under the appeilation,atQuintessenc,e of . , . COUNTY OF BUCKS, Within Two Mil 6 Of .the 33atn Road, and Twenty-one from London, Wet. HE LEASE / of -a most Cornpleat HUNTING- Box, Fitted up and improved by an Elegant Dow, . Comprising. - a spacious Dining Parlour, and Drawing-room over, the same Size., A Gentlaman's Dressing-room or Study, a Breakfast-room, four Bed-rooms on the first Floor, and tour Attic Bed-rooms for Servants ; a Kitchen, Scullery, and good Cellars.. Detached is a Wash. house; a singularly neat Dairy-, and Larder; a Stable for two Horses, and a Chaise. house; with a My-loft over'; a CoW.house, Sheds for Ponl . try, and other Conveniencics for IYogs, Piggery, Coals,Wood e &e. Iwo neat Gardens fully : planed and cropped, bordered with flowering Shrubs, together with a _rich Mead,,w adjoin. ing, about tour Acres, remarkable for its produceandsxcei. lent Herbage. The P temises, are in perfeei Repair, served . - • with exceeding fine Water, and plenty in all 'Seasons. , The . -FrOnt is bounded by the beautiful Village Green; with agree alikt Plantations; and the. Verdure nearly equal to, inclosed Meadows. . The Situation Dry and _Healthy, Twenty Years of the Lease unexpired, the Rent very low, and the Tax:t very moderate. -Possessing every other Accommodation cal culated fur a Sportsman, or a Person retiring from 'Business. The Roads good-in every Direction. Further Particulars and Terins, by Application to Mr. Kimberley, 166, Piccadilly, London. -N. ,B. ThePurchAser of the Lease to take the Fixtures at a fair Valite e and , may be accommorleleri witi:'the DraWing.. room Furniture, Which iS elegant, Carpet planned," aq other _ Articles properly adapted to the Premises; together with the , Live.stoel; , &c. if approved of, ett a. fair ARpraisement, and immediate Pecse'ssion. _ . . M , ' 'l'o tic sold cheap, a capital fine-toned Organ, twelye Feet high ; also a patent Grand. Piano Forte ; both as good as 111 4 v. • May bp viewed. abov:.. PARADISE COTTAGE. To) BE SOLD BY. PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL tha . .. Singular and Beautiful RESIDENCE, in the true, peasant style, but equal for Neatness and Comforts to the first Residence in Europe.; now in the occu pation of. W . p Thirkel, Gardener, The Premises are refreshed by an ever-flo.,Ying Sprint; in the Centre, which discharges regularly 3c6 gallons in one hour, And never varies in all S , AStli-19, and is allowedto be- the purest ' softest, and lioe4t Water in . /he Kingdom, for every desired purpose.---; The Soil of. the Card'ens, Orchard, and Oi - ounds, is prolific• to a degree beyond description. The yearly produce has always been extranielyab•undant, and the present Capps will' at first view be -a sufficient proof of the fertility of this• rernartats,le Spot, It iir,nituated in that muchadmi red Circle,' ENGL E Ft (. tE EN ;• detached front every thin that is,disagrea , !e, 'and open to the most beautiful Soto - 11-West' Views, to tie Royal C,reat Park, thejlelvedler, the tower reens,- and Nurseries ; within an easy distance from the Great 'Western Turnpike Road. The Air, with the addition from the .Spring, requires no Me:tic:al rnz - rt to restore - and presetyc tine 111VS . t dei-icate Constitutlotis. The . above-mentiontd.Cottage comprises a heat Building, without Staircases,, but fitted up with every ether Conve-, nience fur a small Get,wel Family ; containing one Parloitr, two Bed-Rooms, and a Kitchen in front ; at the Rack of which, North, is a Wash house, with a Fire-place, Oven, and Copper; a Bed-room for the Maid Servants ; a Pantry, Dairy, Slid Cellar together. Detached, but near, is a cot ! tage with three Rooms, that might be converted- t9r ?4n Servants; served-from the same Spring, close to the Pre mises. At 'a proper distance and very convenient, are the Out-Offices, containing an c%cellent Barn, a good Stable for Three Horses, a Chaise-house, a Cow-house, a dose Shed for Tools, and a Granary ; the Farm Yard adjoining, with other useful Buildings, Lofts, &c. The whole in perfect Repair, and possesses all the wished for'Pleasures.of 4 rural, happy Country Life, at no expence. • The Situation of these. Snug Cottages being encircted by about Twelve Acres of Freehold, ,and Cop hold equal to .Freehold, and not subject to Fines, or any other disagreeable Tcntire, with many years Improvement ; well planted with. the choicest Fruit:Trees, now in high perfedion, and the Lands in great order, well fenced; bounded North by Inclo sures, and in two points by a dry advantageous Common, to which the Occupier has an unlimited right for Fuel,• as well as Stock ; andalso to Cranbourn Forest, and the Lam mas of Egli= Meads, very valtrable. Distance from Eghans ,one mile; -Tour from Windsor ; and nineteen from the Me tropolis. May be viewed by Tickets, and further particulars known, , by application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, &C. t 66, 'Piccadilly, London. N. B. The above Estate is clear of all inenmbrances, and possestion may be-had immediately, by paying for the Crops ; or at Michaelis as. G. -- 57 Several 'Ca pital Mansions to be Sold or .Lett, Furnished or Uufurnished. Inquire as above: BEAUTY OF PERSON. A S -nothitig is a greater Ornament than a White A Sei• of Teeth, TROTTER'S ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER( or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE,. which has met with universal encourazerne,nt - from the first Personages of Fashion and Distindion, during a period or Eighteen Years, is recommended to. the attention of the Public. , Ladies and Gentlemen who have not tried the effed of this excellent Den tifrice, will find a single box a saffieient quantity toas,certain its efficacy and virtues ; its excellencies being acknowledged by the most respectable Medical Authotities, used, by several, and recommended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, "sweetens, the Breath, - possesses no acid that can cor rode the'enamel, and is extremely sate in its use. From its astringency it strengthens the gum, eradicAtes the scurvy. which 'often proves the destruction, of a whole set of Teed', preserveS scund Tee'th from decay, secures dec yeerfeeth from becoming worse, - fastens those which arc loose, proves the hap py means of preventing their being drawn.. But what has en., itanced'tt iu the estitrittion of Ladies and Gentlemen who have been in the 'habit of using it, is, that it prevents the re turn of the Tooth-ach, with which, before that period, they had been .violently allliele.X;. and obviating the necessity of that most disagreeable of r4operations--Scaling the' Teeth. Likewise a Tindate which possesses the power of easing the most violent Tooth-ach, and,braces the Gums, and is a Was 4 after the Powder, perfectly safe in its use, having no acid. - -M. - Trotter recommends it to Gentlemen going abroad to take with-thent,.as Gentlemen who have been abroad have found the good elfeds of the .Powders in long voyages; and also proper for: all Families,. and iSchbols to keep by them-. She. cautions the Nobility and Gentry against purchasing any Asiatic Tooth-Vow:lir without !‘ M. Trotter on the Stamp, on the top . of the boa, seVcral compositions having been vended for it, in Town and Country , . Sold, whOleiale and retail, at the warehouse, No. 3, Beau fort Buildings, • Strand; and by. appointment, by Messrs. ,Buller and Loder, 0 xford; Mr. Reynolds, Bath • Mrs. ghearcilif and - Andrews, ; Mr. 'Crewman, Exeter; Mr. S,naek, Pertsiboath; Mr. Richards, ell mouth ; Mr. Wood, Weymouth; Mr. Edmbruls, North:imp:on ; Mr. La, cas, Southampton; Mr. Howard, Reading; Mr. Middle. ditch;•• IpSwich ; Mrs. Polletr, Colchester; fir. Brass, Ifull ; • Mr. , tibial - auk, Derby ; 'Mr. Winks, G ainshro' ; Mess. Dillon, Chester; ,Mr. Alcired, Yarmouth; Crossand Wood, Shrewsbury; Mr. Rice, W4.kefi,Ad; ton, Leicester; and Mr. Spence arid Mr. Raeburn, ,din. Irergh J .- and Bull, Dublin. Price 6d, a Box ; Tincture, 24. 9.i. ditty India Brushes, ts. each. • • • •