The Sun. — London, England, 1802-08-16 00:00:00

he ,( ow; NUNIBER 30911 VAUXHALL. tuaer the Patronage of His'Rvcal Highness the PRINCE of WALP.S. In Honour ot the BIRTH of His Royal Highness the DUKE .of YORK, THIS PRESENT EVENING, August 16, z Soz WILL BE A. MAGNIFICENT GALA, When the Gardens will be Illuminated and Decorated in the same sumptuous manner as- on TH tIRs DAY LAST, in lienour of the PRINCE OF WALES, and which waas 'Viewed with such universal approbation, by an Assem blage,of upwards of 13,000 Persons of Fashion: The CONCERT will consist of: Seledion of both VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, the First Ad of which will conclude with an OCCASIONAL ODE. After-which HIS ROYAL HI'GHNESS's BAND, in full Uniform, and the Bands of PANDEAN miNsTRE Ls , AuLAN_ESE, and,SA YO YAR DS, will perf oin a V ariety of ENGLISH and FRENCH AIRS. &clatter the Concert will be riven, appropriate to the Night, A GRAND EXHIBiTION OE FIRE_WORKS. By Mons. ROSSI and TESSIER. Achnission 'Three Shillings. 13°CrIs?Pen at Seven,. and the Concert begins at Eight to.o lock . The Gardens are open every E vonihg. To Tilv..culaous IN FISH SAUCt.. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in Keneral, are fu I l tbrmed, and SOn'S G U .11+1 k." ESSENCE of AN CHIJVI ES, continue 6 lobe prepared by them in the same manner that has given such universal approbation for Many years gust. y: r ile toui JustlYiaCClllired superiority of that Article is Illy continued in the - opinion of the Country at large, and of 5 - rson&resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situatkri it now maintains. , The general utility of their Essence oi A achovies and o ther rich Sauces for Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous A dvertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in .purchasi n the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, 14 k at their Warehouse its 'under: • - - ~Every o th er A rt i c i e ,i n t h e Oil Trade fur family use, of the oest Qu ali ty. Nest-I ricia Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in the Army a nd N av y, supp lied upon t h e s h ortest not i ce f or . 141 e East and West Indies.. &c. • - _ -- • • IPe For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they ;, ,e appoiliked-/Viessrs: It. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, • wteir sole Agents for Fish Satkces. • • Warehouse, No. to, corder of - Savoy-Steps, • Strand, London. W.A.NTE)) TO - PURCHASF, In Worcestershire, Ilercfordshire. Monmouthshire, War • wickskireior the dry part of Gloucestershire, ' " . Good and Convenient HOUSE, fit fur., Gen- • tknian's dry . pleasani 'Sit4tion, C ommanding a leasing view, . The Rooms must belar , ge 41 1 , 1 airy. There must be adequate Offices, a Walled a:id - aShrubbery,. .which,- if .extensive, will be more. A greeable. The Ground must be well.wooded. A River or s trewn is wished for, but may be dispense. - I-.vith. , Together . wii_h the Ficuise, there most be about i,n,Hundred A cr, s yr k?od Land ; a li t tl e mor e or t e s s "Will mak e no difference..— 1, 1-7 e-liimse must, not :be inure than an hundred initcs from tiath. It is hoped that persons nut 'having - a House ?tit Land suiting the above description,.., will not apply,— s hott who have, and will direct Line (post-pats) to •t 1; at M. - Williams's; No. 3 . , , Church-street, A4illbank, estininster, mentioning Particulars, will be duly attend to. 7 • CAPMAL — ESTATE-in SifSEX. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE' CONTRACT, Large M A NSION HOUSE, with Coach_ housesStabl....s, Pleasure;ground) walled in, -Garden, faatio,k, and Land., c...iitaining Two. Handied Acres, well t lorled and watered, fir for ttle-irnmettiate roeeption o f a ?,e Nobleman' s o r GentlernaWs Family. Tile situati on i s `;,9 tit thirty-one Miles -from - London, and upon the best A min England. Et For furthLi tkulars, inquire of Messrs: -Blandford and KinKs Betn.ii Walks, -.Temple, London; or of Mr. "es, Tu:ibriqe Wells. • and I'ON, from Dublin, I ri sit Prpl in and Tanniner .M,nutActure , rs a d Mercers - I:fr M jesry, their Highnesses • the - Prince an d , c ;,! - ' o, ess of Wales, Duke.and.Duteitess of York,. Dutcitess c' : :A r iir , tricrg . the PrincesseS; No. 8, Henrietta-;tree, ' ,l l- ,•`Kardelt ' Lond the on. • •i • elevated Patrenage of Her Majesty,' . different. Incliei of the . Ladies - 0 tne first Rank ' 4l Fashion,' it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the Zin;Ott of a 'discerning Public, 'the decided superiority. of s .';er's an d H aug h ton ' s P op li ns arid Tabbinets, Gold, s c i . v er, Figured, and' Plain Chamberry Musiins and Italian 4 inbric S. • • - r Court, ball*Dretises, Turbans, e ce . to T arsenets- o aNizir it unnecessary tor that House to reply to the Myer others, whose chief pretension. to the trittleis the • PYtitg, of their Advertisements. CAUTION. Wh., f ,, reas A ?,cher- and: Haughton have been • credibly .in. Tl,e(l,,,ti it a great many people, in this kingdom are now, ir"liive. been, tbr some time Irish manutOeturing and .sel uu< Poplins and Tabbitiets as ,ot On interior quality, a n 'ter the name of Archer and Haughton's Mallllta4ory, with 'ew to discredit and injure their House, and a gross iinpo asu,9n o n th e , public in general ; they are deteriniped, as fat : 1 ' ,4 -s in their pow-r, to prosecute to Convidion any person e t . •.• . „ versorti so vending Poplins and, Tabbinets, under the • e of their Manufaclure, that was not actually bought at •• • • *** Merchants supplied to any Amount. ,tr hey have the'hOtiour to acquaint - the Nobility and Gen:. ,11• that their Warehotise is stticked with a greater variety l `rournirtg Goods than is f be found in anYother House in „, which they are enabled: to sell (for ready money) at V i ices much lower than. they cart be had elsewhere, tlee Av ,'9le being of their own inanfatture —they consist 'of `Sone and black Bombazeens, Chamb erry Muslins, Cam B bric orb..enets, Rasditriores tbr Widows, Armozines, dress ar :Vona aSerges, ! Lutestrings, - Cyp rus S arsenets , P o pli ns , z ` x i", Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, liombazets for &c. also.a great choice of Patterns:in grey Poplins _pug Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. --English yard-wide ,1:12, 1 !ns of a superior quali t y, a t 3s . 6d, per yard . ; .Velures, ,p ane black •Serges,' a nd r i c h I ris h Tabbinet- to different te rns ; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen rust Gentlemen who always wear black; they . . never grow -Y or gr ih wearing, being otthe very best - triple dye. • secondprice ever asked for any article boughg-4their use. . • Ladles own Spinning manuladureal•into Poplins or 4bl e ; Tabberays for 17 urititurz: of the till - resent fashion- Co lous,manulaeured on'the shortest notice. • . . „ ..... , . - . • ' -- • T° „ MOTHERS and -NURSES' is recommended' Mrs. .`‘EL: FE's SUCKLING ASSISTANT; by which Ladies stickle their Infants with the twist perfed Ease. - - i -T I E ceiehrated and eminent Door Underwood;- p lc . his Tr e atise on this Subjetl, vol. - iii. p. 8, says, ti th in . . . i t . lit day . is peeuliarly favourable. to Ladies.cleter -I,dlPed pon this laudable attenipi, through the admirable . v!tu'o,verv,of Mrs..Relte's Nipple Case, which is an cifica . . I,:?.,4ontrivance, assisting the Infant to draw out the 11,1 . ilk• .„ "notit trouble to itself, or pain to.the Raent, however ill— 'c'rin..le.d or tender the part may-jae." . Il e r t ' l , l l ,h. Rel re's Suckling Assistant, is sold Wholesale and 34 1 , 'I , at:Chi ng an d Butler's Medicinal Warehouse,'Clleiap .l,tl;-,einear St, Paul's. Also may be had, Relfels Nipple Li . --r h r_4 In Boxes at 2 5 . each. front . 3 I n VentiOn so etreclually secures the Nipple and Breast ;Le I .''jurY. thato lady shoal - Li 'et-er - suckle without it ; • ;Le aisa-p!.!cttliar mark-. ot proviticatial approbation, Infants F. v ,,,.." 2 •„' kmti .0t Delog suckled with it. ji It 4 ; - i i , "'',( 11,Is a p..sltd Certiticale, signed-by the Inventor, "Q, w qhoutoxiiich it cannot be lieriiiin4t. Price al. ts. I_ 4 LLOYD'S COFFEE Roust. I\l 4 y 5, tliet. ASUBSCRIPTION ror erea;ng a STATUE of the Right Hon. WILLIAM P ITT, late First Lord of the Treasury, and Chancellor of the. Exchequer, for Ins dis tinguished 4td valuable Services,' which he has rendered to his Country, during the curse of his able and upright Ad triinistration. Amount advertised. . . C5- 1 7'3 0 The Right Hon. Henry Dundas . . at o Sir 'Thomas Manners Sutton ' - . to to hubert Steele 4 • . . i 3 10 Hon. Attorney General - . . TO 10 - lames Cornwallis - . To 0 Earl of Caledon . - ... at o John Perry - - - to to Sir lames Grant, Bart. of Grant . - re 16 Richard Terry and Son, of Hull - . ro To Joseph Price, or Monmouth , - _ 5 5 Colonel Macdonald -, - .. - 5 C George Buchan,. ot Kelso . - 5 5 RI rs . Margaret Woodifield . - - 3- 3 Unknown - - - 3 3 Thomas Peregrine Courtney - - 2 2 Samuel Henry Sterry, Berniondsey - - I r • Tames Ryall, SherbOrne, Dorset - I t S - ueiscriptions continni; to he uccived by ßennett and White, at the Barr of this-House; , . • • ... .t k MONDAY, AUGUST ICJ, 1802. • . . . This nay were publish •d, in Qiiartc, Price ids. hi boards,. I NTELLECTUAL PH Y CK.S . ; -an Essay , crilicerning the NATURE of BEINd, and. the yRo. GR MI Nof EXISTENCE. " • BV , Governor L'OWNALL. - Sold by • J.,%\lhite, Horace's Head, Fleet-street. Id a few Days will be publi s h e d, ; N EXAMINATION A kN of the REPORT o f t h e COMMITTEE of the HOUSE. of COMMONS oia the CLA I.MS of REMUNERATION for the VAC_ CI NE .POCK I NNOCULATION containing a State meat of the principal . Historical Fads of the Vaccina. }3y GEORGE PEARSON, MA): F.R.S. - Physician to the Vaccine Pock Institution, Senior Phy s,ician to St. George's Hospital, &c. Sae. Printed for 1. lohnson, N0..7/, St. PauPs•Church-yard. This Day were published, Price-Seven. Shillings, in hoards, " DOLITICAL, PAPERS, VOLUME IV. Chiefly respeding the Attempt of the County of Ydrk, and other considerable Distrids, commenced - in.' 1799, an&Qon tinned during several subservient Years, to effect a Refornia tion of the Parliament of Creat Britain, • • Qolleded by the Rev. CHRISTOPI-IER WYVILL, Chair Man of the late Committee of A ssociation of the County of York. .. Printed for J. Johnsen, in St.• Paul's Church-vard ; J. .pehrett, Piccadilly Mawman, in.the Poultry, 'Lond o n ; and'J. Todd, York. Of tine aboYe Booksel lers may be.had, Thd Three First Volumes in boards, price One Guinea. • MAD. DE G-EN'LLS's NEW' NOVELS, ThiSf/a) 1 were Published; In Four Volumes; Price as. boards, A SERIFS of NOVELS ; consisting of MADE. MOISELL E. DE C L'ERMONT and others. Translated from the French-of MA DA ME.DE GENUS. Printed for T. N. - Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row, Of whom may be had, lately published, by,the.sarue Author, z. The Rival Mothers., or Calumny ; a Novel. 10'4 large .vols. price- tSs. sewed. '2. Rash Vows. In 3 vols. .12MO. Price Ir.S. 6d. 'boards. 3. A New Method -of I nstruaion for Children from Five to Ten Years old ; with .Models, „of Composition in Writing 'for Children Ten or Twelve Years old; and anew Method of.teaching Children - to draw,- tamp. Price 4s. hoards.' 4 La )3ruyere the Less; or, Charaders and Manners of the Children of the Present Age ; •tamo..Price 3s. 6d. boards. In the Press, and 'speedily will be published, ••( In two'elegant Volurnes,.4to. accorripaniedby a considerable number of large plates, by eminent Artist;;, consisting. of Views taken in Upper and Lower Egypt, of Representa_ tions of Antiquities, and Hieroglyphics, of Objects in Na tural His-tory, of Manners and Custorni,., &c. IRAVELS in UPPER and LOWER EGYPT, in cOmpiiny With several Divisions of the French Army ; during the campaigns ofGeneral BONAPARTE in thit count r, ; •Published under the immediate patronage of tEe CHUBS CONCIL. . • By VIVANT DENON, • One of the Artists who accompanied the ExpeditiOn. Translated from the Original by ARTHU Al R KIN.. Printed fOr T. N. - Longimm and 0. Rees, Paternoster:row ; and for .R. Phillips, No. 75, St. Paul's Church-yard. N. B. An oaavo edi t i on will b 6 published at the same time. Just published, Price only Si -•pence, Dedicated to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, A — FEW IDEAS, oil . Subjeas highly inreresting 3, to all Lovers of the FINE ARTS and ELEGANT AMUSEMENT. By a LOVER of; the ARTS. The Booksellers it all the Watering shduld diately send for a Uozen. Copies o f this Pamphlet; as 'its Contents are - particularly interesting to the Fashionable part Of the whole Nation: ' •'' • • Sold by J. Ridiway, York-styeet, St. James's; and by most other Bobic.sellers. Also at No. 56, RBI Lion-street, • A NEW•NOVEL. • . This Day was published, in Two Volumes, Price gs. in bOards, D OMULUS, a Romance. of Ancient Times .114. translated from the admired Original of LA FON TA IN E, Authpr of the Power of,Love, iq'd of other esteem ed Novels. .-• • . . By the Rev. Mr. WILL. Printed forA. Paul's:Church-yard. . . A NEW FtW , lit•l • This Day Was published, In Three 'Volumes, Royal larno. price 13s. 61 in boards, or !Ds. 6d, on cornmon paper, illustrated with Maps and Prints,THF HISTORY of the ROMAN EMPIRE, from the Foundation. of Rome ,Termin,ation of the Eastern E ray WI'LLIAM-MANit)R, Lb. D. Vicar of ibirtey, in Berkshire; haplain to the Earl of DLitt - ftics, Author df Mc' British Nepus,' the'E lementS of Natu ral, h istory,. . - Printed for Richard Phillips, NO. 7t, St, Paul's Church_ yard, and sold by all Bodksellers. . • ' • Of whom may he had, Dr. Mayor's history of Greece, lately published, in two vols. price gs. and • And the Volumes of his Universal History, in twenty-five volumes, as they arc published 'on the first day, of every 11)011t11, price ss. each, cr 3s. gd. on common paper. TO THE - BOOKSELLERS.: • • • - TO induce . the Booksellers ac all times to k eep the undermentioned STAN DA RA) WO It K - S'opon sale in their Shops, for the inspeetion, and immediate accommo dation, of their Customers, Mr. Phillips hereby engages, at any tine,- to exCharnce new. and perfect Copies, which re main unsold, for, any other of them. He adopti this ar rangement; ui the lull confidence that all Booksellers in due time, experience the constant and steady .sale el these Works; and that, as they are thus guaranteed from risk and loss, they will always consider each of them as a profitable and necessary part of their'Stock, The New Publications relative to n hich Mr; Phillips en ters into this engagement, are, r. Dr. Thomson's Family Physician. 2. Dr. Watkins's Biographical Dietionary, 3. The EncYclopecila of! • • 4. Dr. Mayor's British Nepos. z S. Ditto's Natural History: 6. Ditto's Plutarch. " 7, -- Ditto's Spelling-book. • 8. Ditto's Short-hand: 9. Dr. Grgory's Pulite Education. • ie. Mr. Irving's Elements of English. Composition. . Mr. Pratt's Classicaj English Poetry. 12. Dr. Watkins's Scripture Biography. .13.. Dr. Busby's. Musical Diaionary. 14. Dr. Render's Sorrows of Wetter. ts. The Volumes of Dr. Dilavor'& Univers4l History. 16. Miss Aikin's Poetry for Children. 17. The juvenile Plutarch;' ti tg. Visits to the Menagerie, and Botanical Garden. 19. The Little Herrniffge, - and - other Tales. • I . ltiinbers :of - the Month] y iVlagazirle, from and after' the present date. at. Dr.' Nfavor's•Giecian History, a vols: • ' ae. Ditto's- Roman History, 2volsi . . 23. Schofield's Bible . Stories. 24. Dr. Nesbit on _ _ _ • eoiksellers may address their Orders fct these Books in the usual way, to tireir rfgular Correspc , dents, but fu. , tare Exchanges will be more conveniently tarlc,.by mans- Ini t tin.c the lio ,, ks - whi‘h . ar3=to be' exch . ted(freo of Oai-, riagr.)aireclly to Mr. Phillips. No. 71, St..- Paul's ChArob.-fard, junz AUX NEqoctANs ETRANGERS. IL mm h. y a a present tabli un Comptoir de Coerce Mancnesw, ott les Etrangers peuvent avoir toutes les intelligences necessaires pour,,leurs Affiiires. Si PI ndustrie la. Connoissanee des Langues differentes sont des recommen dations, Samuerrennant, se flatte que sea amis et toutes au !res Personnel troveront leur advantage eti se servant de. lui. On eat prie de s'adresser au Commercial, Office, High . stteet, Manchester. To PURCHASE.RS"or LAND. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. To lie SOLD, in September next, by PUBLIC AUCTION, (of which further Particulars will be hereafter given); un leSs previously disposed of by Private Contrael, AVery - Desirable and Improvable FREEHOLD E STATE (consisting of Seven Farms, to be disposed pfseparately or together), situate in the Open Fields and Parish of THRIJP otherwise ROTHh STI-101tP.Ii, in the County of NorthamOon, and coinprizing Upwards of. two-third Parts of the said Parish; This Field 'is ring -fenced; has a Communication with London and the River Thames by means of the Grand junc tion Canal, which passes through it and also With Birining ha, Liverpool, and other large Towns in the Western Parts of the Kingdoni. A collateral Canal is also projetted across it fronithe Grand junalion Canal. t 3 the River Nen and the Town of Northampton. It is within three Miles of North steven of Towcester, and ten of Daventry ; in a pleasant sporting Country, abounding with Game, and within a fsiw Miles of a Pack of The principarTenallts are OnderCoirenants ! to quit Part of their Farms April 5, 4°3, and the reirtainig Parts on the Toth olUttober B. I f the 11/hole - is purchased by one Individual, the Manor, with the Rights of Fishery, and. other, Rights thereto belonging, may be purchased with it. •; : I ' .* *-k;oi further Particulars, apply to Mr. Walter Watson, of - Lower Shockburgh, near 'llaventry, who will shew 'the Fstate ' unto Messrs. Kindesley,.Long, and-Ince, Symonds- I !al, Chanetio-lane, .London. in - Printed 'Particulars May be had of the above Mr. W. Watson ; at:47)01%01e PrinterS - of thelortharripton, Stamfo:..l, Leicester,:U)Ventry, Oxford, and.BirminghaiA Papers. SAINT VINCEN f. Master in Chancery's Office, April g; igoa. MO BE SOLD, pursuant to a IXcre,-. the Ho nourable the Court of Chancery, made in a certain cause, wherein GEO IZ GE BA I I. LI E, and others, are Corn_ plainants, said FARQUHAR I) _CAMPBE LI., Dekndant, on Monday, the tst - day of November, rSoz, between the hours of nine •in the morning and six in the evening, at the Court-honse•in the Town of Kingstown. Toe Estate, situate in the Patisiees of Saint George and Charlotte, and Quarter of Mirriaqua, in the said Island, call ed CA REE R., tour measured Niles distant from Stubbs', Bay, and six from Calliaqua Bay, containing so 6 Acret and a half of Land, the greatest part in Batavia Canes, together with a Howe with two sets of Coppers and Clari fier, Still .House, during House., Water Mill, and Miil liaise, two Stills hung; of 6 and 30. i gallons, and all lm oleinents necessary tor tnantifaduring Sugar and i Rum ; two Ivlbgass Hotises,.one Manager's House, : one'Overseer's House, one Sick House; and seventy-eight Negro Houses, with other necessary Erections and Buildings thereon. Tne said E state is well watered, and is butted argd bounded as follows:--North hr Lands of James Enloe, and Co. the Heirs of Puncan Campbell, Esq. decease:d ; -South by Lands of Bertie E.ntwisle, Esq. anti the Heirs of John 13Zrs, Esq deceased; East by Lands of Thomas Fairbairn, Esq. and Doctor Young, and West by unappropriated Lands, anct Lands of Messrs. Robinson and Douglas, 'or otherwise butted an bounded. There will be also sold with the said Estate 257 Negrcrand oilier Sjaves, - iittached thereto, Malesand Females, youngand old-; amoig which said Slaves are ; eight Carpenters, six Coppers, and three Masons; and also twenty 'COWS", eight . Oxen, three Bulkins, dine Heifers, six Bull Calves, five Cow ditto, thirty-seven Alules, one_norse, two Asses, avid thirteen Sheep. The Terms of Sale are as follow :—The highest bidder or Purchased'io pay down iii Cash or good Bills Of Exchange, to be approved by me, and.the Sight not to exceed tour-mouths, one-third : part of his bidding or purchase Money; the re mainder to secured Upon the said Premise's by Mortgage, and payable in two equal lastalnients of oue and tWQ years, trout the Day of Sale, with'interesf thereon, at the rate of Six per Cent. per Annum. ' - -Ally Person intending to bid.for the said Estate, may have recourse so an A ppraisernent lodged in my Odic; and at the Counting House of George Bail lie and Co.. Lonnon, and made upon Oath, and under the sanction of the Court, upon the Third Day of Sentembq last past. . WILLIAM TAYLOR, Master in Chancery. For BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, and DISORDERS of the STOMACH awl BOWELS. Dr. JAMES ' s.ANALEPTIC PILLS. _ _ THE ExcellenCe of these PILLS, as a gentle • purgative, and as a general preservative of Health, be assisting Nature in the duedischarge of the Animal Functions, has established their reputation as a Medicine of the first im portance, , They.ar&achuirably calculated for Disorders of •the Stornach — and•Bowels fbr persons,of a Bilious, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic disposition ; as well as for. those whose. Con. stitutions have been affeeled by a too aCtive or too sedentary lite, or by a residence in. hot Climates. They are likewise particularly serviceable .in .Head-Achs occasioned by Inch -gestion, and in. removing the bad effeCts of free living; as also, in preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, so 'often the con. seqiience of Intemperance. - The tendency of these Pills is to open the pores by night, and the body by day : they moreover promote sleep s and re quire neither 'confinement nor attention to diet. Recourse should be had to them on the first attack-of a cold, or upon . any slight indisposition; and they . shotildnever be omitted at bed-time after an excess of eating . or drinking . ; and thus their distinguished characteristic will be maintained of pro moting longevity, so remarkably exemplified. by , their Inven tor, who, by the constant use of them, though a.very-free liver, attained the age of seventy-five. As, the ANALEFTIC PILLS owe . ;heir virtues to -a peculiar preparation, which has never been divulged but to the present Proprietors, they can only be. had genu ine from them ; and they are sold by . Francis Newbcry, at the WarehOuse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, - the. East End of St. Paul's, a few doors froth clteapsicie, foridon ; and at Dr. lames's late house in Bruton-street; in Boxes, price 45. 6d..cach, :Stamp included,;. or the quantity of Six in one large BOX fottL 2,5. 6d. Observe that the words, " F. Nzwarav, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved cin the Stamps. ..&11 Qvicrs are 4aun- Lecteit4. . „ - g % itiAtins *'‘ It '' 4 0 -'N , ^ S ,4ol ' ;; . i I.<;-)' , ,..4- 4 , .4._Z.--, - .,,,:l oit NS,-ff - ,. . - ---?-1t , :,. \ j ~----. .r - .. , s I .'•• • .P ":. tr i - 4 A,,,,,:::7 .1,-,,At i t4M. /::;QIJC:;:•, A N :: ./;;',.:/,' , ili:l OP. , ~,,,,, , 14110,-:, , ~,..1 C ~._ :—'•:::: ; VW _ i• - z, , i'.'l , --- irx.74,:/,; -4 2., fe k ...., : i . 4744 ' --- 1 li - v-zy •::!.it-: , I-. :::..4 ' -, ~.,,:‘ ...,k; - .. i '' a. _ * i' , .% • J..; .'z, 1r1p.4 , , 1, - ; t_ . .\/-1 . • ,-p.';'_` , - "s_,,ss • •#`.. 7 1 " -i .1, - -..?",...-/ • - . 1 41. -4. 4C -r IiIICE 51X'}NCE. GENERAL iPb:IT OFFIC.R;. August 3; 1302. NOTICE is hereby' giftsett; i7oat :aid al!er THURSDAY next, the ob instant; in Addition to the presept General Post Btablishment, LETT I.:RS will bt conveyed toand from CROY DON; Wit D D() N; BEDDING, TON, WALLINGTON, a , ..Y CAP,SHALTON, twice 4 Day (Sundays excepted), by the TwO•ptnny POst. Ly this Regulation, Letters put intOthe..Two-penly'Pait Re ceiving ffsnses in. LONDON before Eight o'Cl-ock in the Morn ag, and before Two o'Clock in the Afternan Cr into the Two, fenny Post ggees 'in Lombard-stall and Gerrizrd.strt4t, before Nine in the Morning, and , hefore Three le . the Afterno,on, Will he delivered•at the above Places between Twelve and One o'CLck at Noon, and between Six and Seven in the evenin g - : also Lett e rs for the above Places at riving in LO NDO N in the Morning y the Mails ' from all Parts , . forwarded by the Two.4 en,ny Post,.andbe delivered between Dwelve and One 'Clock the same Day. . • , :Cie Departure from CROYDON . and CARSHAO'ON, the Two-prniy Put, ct'ill be at a auart,-r htf.re Nine o'C:i.e.& in tee illornimg, and a Qilarter !e; ore Pour in the A c terstoon. and . from 11E DDINGTON at Nine in the Morning, and Four in . the Afternoon; and the Letters 'will he delivered in LO N1)0 N. betwee-n 1%.... , e1nie and One o'Cla-k ut Nofrn, and ietween Sevc,l anti Nine o'Clock iit the F.teuing, • • the Letters for th' ativve.mentione.l Place!; which may he p.ie into tee General ,r a y of tit Cerra! Yost tkasei; he oe;,r from LONDON ly the 11.1 all a! • Lit like manner :di Wets rut - into t Post Office at CROY. DON, aftertkDeparturieo! the Tv..o-pens} , Post it} the Ajier_ stak7K,wia furivafrded6) , the General 1:411 . 1 to LONDON. This Regul.iion to be considered .ts experimental, until further. , N:,tice. • RjrCemmod of air . Majestys Po.ilvtarttr..Colera; 1 7 .../fPICI.C' ?REELING, Seeretarf.. GENEIZ4L POST OFFICE, . . • • , • - 13, igoz; XOTICE is hereby given, 7' hat o n and . after:- • TUESIMY.next, the 17th inst. a MA I L f,r FRANCE he made up at the foreign Ci .A tice of s u .oepartment, Four Tikes a ;rah, %six. On TUESDAY, - •at Eleven at Night. I ' V I.)N THURSDAY, at Sr in the :Evening; FRIDAY, - - - at Eleven at Night. The Mails of Wednesday and . Titprday Evetrings to be for.- 2u4rded rwithibe Inland Mails to Do•-aer:- • '7 be Dutch, German, and Northern Mails •u•iil h made as usual, on TUESDAYS and FR.IDAY S, at leven inata of Twelve o'clock at Nip6t. N. R. There <twill. be - Four Mails due from France ever] Week. _ 4s Comtithxdcf His Il7ajesls.'"Pctiwatter General ; FRANC IS-YREEAING 1 Ser. , • EAST INDIA HOUSE, Augsest 4, 1802. H E COMMITTEE of SIIIPPiNG of the A.. UNITED COMPANY of IifERCTIA NTS of ENC; LAND trading to the East Indies,. do hereby give Notice, That the Committee will .be ready to receive Proposal.% in Wi11... big, sealed rep, on IP E ONES DAY, the iSth initantifor sup _ thing. the Company with CORPER. Awci such Persons who 'nay think proper to deliver in Tenders, mint express therein the lowest Prices, as they zsill Itot helve silt opportunity of making any abatement. The Condi:ions of the Comtraffmay be seen by applying to Mr. 'antes Cogan, Cleo to the said eon:nu:tee; with 4 (37?? the Tenders must be left before Twel•ve o'Clock at Noon on the said iBth day of August, as not afry "Fender will be rd.ceh , ed after that hour. QUORtIDON HUNT. Cotriplete Hunting Box, and 2.67 Acres of Freehold Land, at the County of,Leioesj.cr:.. . • TO .s ttE. ux_AUCTION, At the Bull's Head, in Quottidor; on Tuesday the 3 rst of August, doe, at TWeli , C o'clock, in Twelve Lots mostly Tythe_free, •• Lot' ii'L - 701.3R. ACRES of RICH - MEADOW LAND, in Quorfidon; in tbe occupation of Mt. lathes Scuithorpe, , Tcnautat Will. • Lot a. A small Far:n, anr.l 42. Acies of Arable and Meadow Land, in.the occupation of• Mr. lolin Hughes; of which Pos session may he hr.ti at Michaelmas next. Lot .3. -A Close of Arable, in the occupation of Mr. Tho mas ,Spittles, •Tenant at.Wiil. Lot. 4. Tiventy-nine Acres of rich new-laid Land, at the North Entrance7of Quorricivn, in the occupation of. Mr. Tho.: mrs I.'4lrkinson., Lot s. A. I.3arn,_ four erases of rich Arable Land, and a Meadow,. .containing 3o Acres, in quorridon Notth l'ieW and Nether 11.1ead; id the siand occirpatiort. Lbt 7. 6; FourtricKsures of.good Arable 1-and, in gnorndon West Field, containing 24 Acresi•in the same occuoation,, Lot: 7. A-farm-house,- Outbuildings, and two cottages, in cittnrndttn, in the same occupation. -Lot 8. A rich Meadow of eight Acres, in Nether Mead s in the occupation of M r, W.. Parkinson. .Lot o'.• Two Inclosures of. good Arable Land, cOntaining 21 Aetes; next the Windrrilll in Quornddn West field, iii the same occupation. Lot I.): 'A Farm-jtouse,. Outbuildings •' .and 4 Acres of good Lind,- mostly Arable, in Qiierndon West Field, in the same occupation, Lot tt, A• Barn and 40 Acres of Arable 'and Crass Lant'i caned Prior's Fields, in the same occupation. Lot i 2. A complete Huntitrg Box. with et teniiYe Stabling, arid 15 Acre* of Meadow Land itfloining,. let on Lease to Sir Robert Lawley,•Uiart. which Will expire at Michaelmas next:, okheit.pOssession•thay be hati.• TO be viewed; with permission of the Tenants, and Partin culars maybe had.oflohn aville Hyde; ESq..Quormion, and of Mr: Bridges, Retr , Lion-square,. London; wr..o will. treat for any of the Lots by riyatecontraa. EXTRACT OF THE BRISTOL PAPERS . _ . _ 1 7 of the petusal of those atfliclea'with Nervous Complaints, I send you niy Case, and hope to see it published. TWO years ago I had a Miscarriage, which con. fined me tO . my room for three months. I was . attencl. ed by a-Physician; Who; after many consultations; advised Me to try the Bristol Hot Wells. Being then in 'Exeter, it was impossible for .me to undertake the journey; being al. niost reduced to a shadow; with lowness of virus, 'violent head-ach, trembling, palpitationof the heart, alarming hys: teric tits, and the wholetrain ofNervous Complaints. My Apothecary and Friends wished me to try your Nervous Co rdial : for their iatislattiOn rcomplied ; the first bottle made no alteratiod in rnS , complaints, but it procured me some na_ thral sleep,' which I had not experienced after my- nerves becanie so dreadiully &traded this induced me to continue the Medicine ; to my surprize, I -soon found my appetite re.: • turn. 1 then undertook my journey to the• Hot Wells, from which place I' wrote to you tor your advice. You recoil], mended.rue to take a five guinea bottle of Nervods COrdial4 as my corapla . ints Were so complicated, and would require the Medicine to he continued a long time ,• but thanks to your skill,and medicine, in about . twomouths I was so far recovered as to walk and r,ke • e:lercise on horseback. It is now ra months since - I live taken arty of your Medicine; and have rernairied-pureetly well ever %ince, without any return of my disc - 4der. • I am now going tu I related ; when I return I shall settle - in London ,• will then i iay My respects to you in person, and give my address, where pleasure I will sa tisfy any inquiry: • , • I 'am, Sir; your obliged bumble Servant, Bristol, May 1 - 6, rSoO. SA RAH BAK F, . The botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be had the Dodoes •lionse, No. o Albion-street, seten cloth's front the Leverian Mascum ,Blacktriars-bridge, in battles at 225: i 15. 6d.. and •-zs.-lod.. -Also, ot•Goldingi - No. 42, cOrnhill ; ,}ea bOuli and CO. (late Bacon), No. tso, Orifordstreet ;. Tim; Royal 1::-xeiiiing,:; Newbery, eornerolSt. - :PaUl's Church: vluA 13ou,liod, Royal Excniinge; Mr. Withers's (faie toCkell's) Medicine Warehouse; No. 220, Strand, Temple Bar and by Most Booksellers and Meciicine Vcnclers, in the. three King:d,orn . v.• hintiC, contain* atikuat iQ 6ve szn4amAgo. • .