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The Hotel has been very andlliard-room, Parlour, and Warm added Since. last Season. • FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. I i l u E MASTERSHIP of the FREE CRAM. vat- ;;CI-Ii)()L at LEICESTER , w ill b e come S ini 4s, ,„ - , 4l Mitt.L.ininer Lott, by the R esignat i on of the Rev. ti:, Revriek,'M. A. and the Governors hereby-give No n Will proceed to the EleClio n of anew Master the fs 2 ' l ul Jane next. Tm e Master will be required to teach .isid Greek Languages, and other branches of Clas atk,,.tilling, and to reside in the School House, which o's c onvenient accommodation for Forty-four 'Boarders, ?or i!Uhtber being now under the care of the present Master. - f 4 no'rent will be paid, except zs. 6:1.. winch the Corporation require as an acknow „talent that it i s t h eir property. The Animal Stipends which time Governors are in trust for, our altogether to' 551. mss, T o d. p e r Annum, to which tlf . a dded 671, per A nnum , t h e amount o f t h e F ree Cif ts t hitt ' tlCL". lntim )°r4ti°ll now enjoyed by the present Master, So der e total In coMeot the Head Master,will be rzzl. :is. rod. i. Out of this he is to provide his own Assistants. tpo he lica,l Master will he required to admit under his care, 1., :-„i' l ! he Fo;todittion, the Sons of resident Freemen above the s '-ven years, who ean read corr.cily a Chapter in the Su e t, c ltister must be a Graduate of Oxt o rd or Cambrido. Ore d,.. e 'l'ierrien as chose to.ofier the mse l ves as Candidates, 2 kbitiirrd to send- proper Testim on i a l s o f t h e i r Li terary I: e s .! and Moral and Religious Charader,.-to the Mayor, ta re the first day of June next. L e i,. THOMAS PEACH, M a y or . April 29, 1802. ri t NEW MANUFACTORY. NOBI LI TY and GENTRY are respeEl iq mat tne Efe ont and Tasteful VA. of NEW sui,i FASHIONABLE ARTICLES for now exitinitiii i ; at ROBARTs and PLOWMAN'S have in.L:ced many Linen-drapers, Haberdashers, fOr Sale nc4 - iy kinds of spurious and interior ,ts, its their ALlanfaelore. They are compelled to take (4 44 . , "irtu ni tv of in forrning the Public, that they have no With -,• p - • of the above description, and t h 6 c , tii crsons „ (4 .1' a r , -I(, ,rwine and, Elegant Productions of their Nlanufac k'tt " r s ° ,l l 'Y to be had at their Warehouse, No 1, Chandos. -.)v ent-Garcien. 11) THE eURTOCT§ IN FISH SAUCE. 1 -17 ' c ' NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in iren L . e ral, arc respedfully informed, J. BURGESS and t) be - "N UINE ESSENCE of AN CHOVI ES, continues t rite - • - 4 kil u „Pared by them in the same manner that has given t rh 4 4 ''eria --- Jpprobation thr many years p:Lst. f t ,,•''ll k • •onz justi '-acquired superiority of that Article is -un nrnled I th lien 'of the Country at large, and of t he t (141 g. 4 Le.siilenti in al c l .° „Pin -' ts ' of the World, and having stood tr l. l! ranks it in the situation it now maintains. general utility of their Essence or Anchovies and other °4ll4llees for Fi ‘cc induces them, from the numerous lNrs e ii-'etnents appearin g, to caution Fain' hes, Scc. in 44t4,4,5,inF .;ain& as none is to be had of .their Genuine, Warehouse as under • 4 Ztin t e se . in the Oil Trade for family use, of the th e ~ .- Ind ia•- ,1 -fercliants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in •e' ltt Y and Na supplied upon the shortest notice for West Indies, Sce. ut n'e the' convenience of Families in Scotland, they , l a pointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, Agents for Fish Sauces. ' e l lous e No 107, corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London. BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, ti ff . , DINING TABLES, 110; 4111 g in Stile and Plan from those in , the old way. „ I'LER' s ORIGINAL NIANUFAC CORY 9; rt0( 1 ,, WA RE_ROOMS,.No. r 3 and 14, CATHERINE_ !rt c i. ' Elgin )o,i rs from the Strand, maker or the above 'oi, ' tit to th e KING and QU F. EN, Their Royal Flighneses t ror c ,l' '4 ,,.E of YORK and PRINCESSES, and Manufac hrn;ture in general. -has observed s o me of the various Advertisements t 9 him, the intention of which may he easily disco s h :nd writes in short that, by the permission or Provi t Mario fatiiires and sells as above, !where also may 1) every Article in the Upholstery• Line) his stipertor -Pf) S .- t and TENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and T 1 1 ,17 Brats Parts ; SOFA BEDS, making a harp rh,- ° ta and a comfortable Bed ; CHA IR BEDS, DIN- whic n ln r: the same way, and e.ich in a few minutes; la4 n O ES on various C. tistruciions, and quite on a new rents RTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a-- compaft Construlion ; - and various Improve- • 40101 Furniture ;1 4 *moles c "mnletelv furnished ; the Articles of wel L‘season -8 eds arld C cellent work manship. Also, tiar exportation, t tie l ." l. t he E.ast ai.l West Indies ; Cabins fitted up for Pas .scc. s construet .. . several Tools and Machines for ' stunt &c. at his ; Manufa6tory as k. rn, "-•e the Pat?nt Deed may be seen and with much 11 '4 ei ; ", i a trne sense of gratitude, acknowledges the --v(iotaernent he has so generously received. . .-hi p ,P)R THE TEETH AND GUMS. I\ , - .r; •.W,NCE 61 PEARL and PEARL' DEN: - =tit . ' tP:!'-F. , led by the late lAC()B HEMET, k r i't t o i i c i '''''' ,1 h }, , of WALts, ,are hit :1 1 6 e t 1i A rk.STY and the e R I NCE :,,jt','lPe, ikr, both in elegance and efti,:acy to any thing 4. t. t ., 11 9 nu& "se of; they will etledualfy preserve hthiel Zhiteilitil,liLs.u-.01 stoe, even to old ag,e, ; will .. t 4 th ~ nea It. iol , vithout the least impairing ; c h il l e d Enamel, ti' t t ,'" , ti I ) ,' cl . as arc loos:: keep such as are alreaay . decayed '•! s I',>'c as worse pr ' vent the Tooth-Jchi perfectly Guilt to ,i,e',Vv met the C;nl - nS and f - na.l“. thern•grow tirm and close I'4 , e 7 t l'etth. TheN , likewise render the Breath delicately the n ' , and remedy ;ill tho-e I) ist:rders that are the conse r4ce f.Seorblitic Gnn-r; and kid Teeth. il s ° ‘ r dQr to f)lTvent the ' impnsiti,-ns daily pradisedby . p!r-,' . Nic(sounterteiting-the above-ineationed . long-established 4 11 ,th es it 'cs, the following words are (by permission) en raved th .'l4 lt 3 c". 11) . "I• tir.i\lET, BAYLEY, ReI3LEW, COCK Gordy,'' Vtt , . T,' and none are genuine hitt what have l'a'rk ,( t n , J,! - ave(.l in the stamp, and also a label with the d4t, •it LFY • C r street London," Of s 'l' on th, b % n(' °L box ". all Venders t t,l ..., C. acic uf e.i - ch bottle and And "lti zl , :', l we • Medicines. are hefeby informed, that counter -13 ',l.li'' `r , ', e ,''Arni . ) is felony..' --• • . , t .Y Ilkyl'4' , ence and • Dtif- 1 + •ld wholesale and retail lic:e_are so r.._"ll . •nd illew Co , :i• - cpnr-street London. Price as. 9d. -4t41111)", includedH • - . • ' l'he „. - the .41 blic are tespedfully cautioned against purchasing sii,s. v l .°‘'e medieEnts without stamps ; no Venders being sti r,! fi,ci will': them unstamped (except for exportation ;) b t. , 41 as are offered to sale without the proper stamp must ornpositions • e ' ,unterfeit. Also against - being deceived by spurious ap . - • - (of a similar appearance) sold under the Pellatton of Quintessence of Pearl. -• .. . BERKSHIRE. A CCORDING to the Request of the Magistrates L 1 assembled at the Quarter Session at Newbury, and of other Gentlemen of this County, I appoint a MEETING to be held at the TOWN HALL, at READING, on Thursday next, the 6th of May, at Eleven o'Clock, for the Purpose of preparing a dutiful A DURESS of CONG RA - TULATION to HIS . MAJESTY on the Restoration of PEACE. THOMAS WINDSOR, Sheriff. Bray wick-House, April 30, PAVING HOUSE, DUBLIN. 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Elegy to the MemOry of the late Duke of Bedtbrd written on the evening, of his interme n t, p r i ce Is . a. The Father and Daughter ; a Tale, in Prose. The Se cond EditioN with a Frontispiece, price 45. 6d. boards. " Tye pleasures of melancholy are suited only to minds of uncommon susceptibility—to those persons wh o may b e sa id to have a sympathetic taste for distress ; and from readers of this class, the tale of woe now before us will meet with pe culiar acceptance. For ourselves, we own that we have been truly affected by the perusal of it, since it is replete with in terest, and possesses pathos, enough to af*c.t the heart of the most callous of critical readers." Monthly Review Tune doz. In the Press, and speedily will L-z. published, AN ACCOUNT of an OPTHALMIA which appeared in the Second Regiment of Argyleshire Fen cibles in the 'Months of January, February, March, and April 1802,• with some Observations on the Egyptian Opthalmia, By 'ARTHUR EDMONSTON, Surgeon. Quercra Verum. London, printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, No. 40, Crown -court, Princes-street, Soho. Also, to be had of the same Bookseller, An Essay on the general Study of Experimental Philosophy, and the utility of Chemistry 1 • by Anthony T. Thomson , Fiurgeon. London, price t s. 6d. Just published, in Two Volumes, Royal Octavo LTELPS to COMPOSITION ; or , FIVE HUN . DR E D SKELETONS of SERMONS, by . the Rev. C. SIMEON, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. The First Volunic, in Two Parts, contains the substance of Ser mon; In the Types and Prophecies (including fourteen entire Sermon.; on the 53d of Isaiah), the Parables and Miracles, to gether with several proper, as THANKSGIVING SERMONS for the PEACE. The first part of the Second Volume contains the principal Warnings and Exhortations of Scripture, amongst which are Sixteen SerMons ( - some abridged, others entire), preached, be- fore the University. 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Paper, and embellished with a finely engraved Front►sp►ece, Pr►ce 3s. 6d. boards; T ETTERS of an ITALIAN NUN and an ENG- L LISH G ENTLENIAN. Translated from the French of j. j. Rousseau, elegantly printed. 'Price 3.6:t. in boards, or 4s. 6d. neatly bound. r . " A slave to his own feelings, he pourtrays every thing with the, greatest vivacity. On the .iubjeds of Love;. th;:re fore, we_,are to expeci many beauciful.flights•, and . the whole of the present volume is enriched by tiiein." _ Literiry Review. London : Printed for Fl D. Symonds, Paternoster-low. Where may be had. Original Letters of J. I. Rousseau to M. de Malsherbes, M. D'Alembert, Madame La M. de Luxembourg, &c. &c. with a Fac , Simile of Rousseau's hand-viriting, and an ori= ginal Military Air of his composition; also, original Letters of Butta Fuoco and David Hume. Translated from nine' French. Elegantly printed on a fine .Foolscap Paper, 8 . , u. With a Portrait of the Author, Price 4s. 6d. board::. Lately published, in izmi. prig_: bound, an Unproven Edition, of B ROOKES's AR l' 'of ANGLING, in Two 1. An account of fish and ponds ; ttie method of- fiye makiiig; laws tint concern angling ; the ,sc'Ls.:t :winner of catching fish by uintment.i, pastes awl other arrs ; direaions both how to procure boii, 7 , n4 for making fishing4tack.l, with the surest way t-, tire! sport . . 2. The various model or rock and sea an ac count of the cod and whale fisheries ;- likewise a tory of those extraurclinary productions of the ocean, the her mit, the tlying:-fish, the sea devil, the turtle, the shark, the while, &c. &c. . _ ilustratetl with t 35 cuts, the whole fowling a Sports_ man's Magazine, comprizing all that is cur;ous and valuable in the art of angling. Printed for W. Lowndes. No 76, Fleet—street : Sold by T. Hurst, _No. 32,1. Wallis, No. 46, Patemoster-iow, :WA' at the fishing-tackle shops. Ut the Above-rneritioned Booksellers may he had, in Svo. price 'as. 6a. bound,.,Ltarclay.s Complete and Univer, English Dictionary, considerably enlarged and corredvd throughout. BETWEEN BUCKINGHAM AND iIicEsTER, With Possession at Lady-clay. next. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCT,ION, By Mr. RAINS,' At the Rainbow Coffee-house, in Cornhill, on Friday tha 28th inst. at Twelve o'Clock, In Tnirty-four Lots; A N Extensive Valuable TITHE.FREE are{ 11 FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of nra , l/ H.! whole Parish of . TW YFOR D ; fqgetWr with the M. thereof ; the principal part GRAZING LAND of t. t, ilst quality, and well watered, especially so by a VI N i STREAM, which is mostly 1 the u...ary to the Estate ,r 1 the North side, and on which are tw9 ) .;oOLi WATER C MILLS that belong ; as well as two WIND LLS other parts of the Estaic, and three FREE Public-houses; the whole containing, near TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES . • of rich Land ; tite . principal Messuage is Y FORD LODGE, which is situated in - the centre - of - the Estate, on elevated ground, and hiS been, and is still well . wur:i,y of being the Scite of a respectable Resi.lence; distant i-ur miles from 13!7c1;ingham and Bicester, the high Roa.i Which great Market Towns, goeS through„this Estate. Mr. ‘I-larj)er, at Twyfard - Lodge, aS - Well . • ther Tenants, wilt shew their several Lands ; al:ai of huin printed Particulars may h . a. had ; also at the irr'licip.:l I i.s at Buckingham, Bicester, and Aylestyury ; of the Print..:l - s of the Oxford, Reading, and Northomptim Parer:,; R sinbow Coffee-house; of Mr.. I-Jollier, Attorney ,:t Law, t Taanie ; where, and at Mr. Raine's, Land Survor, is 'street, Bloomsbury., a coned Plan may he s,:sal. HEN - BURY-HOUSE; WORCEST:•iit.II:(E. FREEHOLD ESTATE NEAR BIRMINGHAM . ; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Styles's Hotel, in Temple-row, B.rrii•ngh.on, on Thurs day the 2oth of May inst. oreeikly o'Clock • ,ttx: Afternoon, •unless previously diiposed of by t•rivate: • Contract, of which notice will be gi , ; THE, very Desirable and Ha , .ki s nme R es i t i enoe of HENBU RV HOUSE, pleasantly sit4ted Moseley, within three mites or Birrn',4o.a.n. comv - taig 4oA• 21t. 38P. (moreor lc;sj of excellent Arable,- Mi:edow, and Pasture Land ; also, t .vo Dwelting-hoases, with Gardens and Outbuildia;;.,, frohtingtne Road leading friArt Birmingham to King's N irton and Alcestt.r, all within a' Ring Fence. - • Henbury -House consists of two very handsome large. Par lours, a remarkable good Kitchen, , eryetioveiiient Pan tries, Brew-house; ; seven good Lo,lging-iroo:iii, Crilars and Bins, also a Laundry adjoining the House, and two Ludg. lug.rooms over it; an extensive Garden, Shrubbery, Green house, Orchard, Fish l'or,:s, Kitchen Garden, C0N.711- house, and other Out-buildings, all in complete reair; and in every respect eligible for the • Residence-ola Gentleman's Family. The possession of the whole may be immediately had (ex cept a small Dwelling-house and Garden, wrikit are Let:: to a Tenant until Lady-day next). A Pack of Hounds are kept within one mile and a half. The Situation is vet - ) desirable for a Sporting Residence. For particulars, apply to Mr. Bedford, Attorney, New_ street, Birrningnarn, where a Plan of the Estate may ne seen ; or to Thomas Pant, Esq. No. 17, lcart-stre-1, Bloomsbury, London. The Land-Tax is redeemed. ESTATE in the COUNTY of BERvVICK. TO BE SOLD, - THE LANDS. and -BA RO,N Y - of KI MERG- Him E, lying in the eat; s:1 of Ed. - orn, and Cuttiny of Berwick. This , Estate, which .s wzil iniosed, about 1824 English Acres ot flea Arame Grourai, all lett upon improving Leases, to substantial FenantS, about 150 Acres let t annually in Gr.iss, or id • he Preprietw's hands. The Rental i about 20001 - st-Iling. .Seve. - al of the principal Farms arelett at low Rents ; their Leases expire in the course •of a few years, when a very .great rise of- Rent :nay ue de p ended upon. The Farm Houses, Fences, and lriciosures, have been built, laid out, and finished in. the 'Oust suOstan tial manner.' The Estate is situated in the m- st populous part ot Berwickshire, two Miles South Of-the Post ['own of l)unse, and about twelve Miles from the great Market To - WLs of Kelso' and Berwick upon Tweed. The River Blackadder runs through the Estate, and within z oo yards of t he p rese n t Mansion - House.- The Mansion-tiouse, though small, is in good repair, and aflbrdsa great deal of accommodation. There is a good Garden, with Hot-house, &e. and there lass lately been built a complete and extensive Court of ()dices. There is Shell Marle, and an excellent going- Free-sto ne Quarry upon the. Estate. The old Wood is extensiv: and va;usble, and the Stripes and Clumps of young Flan.ingand Poii4 are all in a thrivmgcondizion. The ',ands hold hlenct, of the Crown, and are of sufficient valuation to inio:d five Freehold Qualifications. 'fire Teinds are valued, and belong to the Proprietor. - _ The Lands will be Shewn upon enquiring at , Kimmerghame House, and tbr further Particulars, - appliatibn may oe made 'to Mr. Low,. at' Wooden d;- llr. Veat,:h. at Swinton Berwickshire; and Mr. S •ititon, W. S Edinburgh, ni whose hands the Title Deeds, rental Plan, and Measurernent,_may be seen: . Dr. JAMES's AN A,LEPTI C I'[•H.S. FOR the kheutrtatisMs and Cold'i whi.:h prevail at this season of the year; no Medicine is so. safe aid efficacious as Dr. J AMES's . ANALE PT tt: Pl I. LS, Tacit peculiar tendency to promote Perspiration, aed all toe nataral Secretions; will account tbr their liTitilar virtues in these ComplAnts, as welt as in many.others to the but ian frame is liable from the ; vicissitudes of our Climate. Trey are admirably calculated for Disorders of tae Stomach and Bowels, for perzons of at Bilious or. a Gouty habit, as : , lso for those whose constitutions have bo.m aileetefi by a :u :tclive o ten sedentary life. - l'hey are likewise particularly ser-• Head-A,S go.:asionai oy iudigesmon, and'in re, moving the had efi is of free livitv,; as also in preventing Palsies and-Apoplexies, so ofteh tite consequence of intem perance. Recourse should be had to them after every excess of or drinKin4, and uron every slight ; and thus their well-knoWn charaeleri , Are !:v • ; , ..kevity will be maintained ; for, by assisting Nature hi :Me dis charge of the animal functions, and by keepiii,; the consti tution as it were'in continual rep,:ir, - they preserve the oody in health and vigour, and prevent premato to As the AN XL EPTIC PI LLS owe their excellence to a peculiar pre; , ,r...tion, which fit; never beerv(iivi.l.,,,Al by the Ihvehtor bat to 01, present oprietorS, to yt cau rawly be had genuine from them ;. and they are sold Newbery, at the Warehouse for Dr. Ja.ues's Poiv.ier, N..). 4 5, .the.E.ast End of St. Paul's, a few doors from CileApsi;l.,, London,. and at Dr. j antes's' late house in B:aiteu-strc'..it, in tiox,s, oYice is. 6d. each, Stamp included; or the co,hicity of 7:x .»..y he had in one large Box for tl, as. 6ti. Obs ,ve that the "F. NEW RERY, Ng. 46, St. Pa..l's," is eti6 - raveci ill. the Stamps. All others are eoun tertettS. A\\