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1 I. 147.7X18ER 3385.) VAUXHALL, Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PxzNcE of WALES. THIS PRESENT EVENING, AUGUST 9th, - WILL Br A GALA, • • The Gardens will. be brilliantly Illuminated. , • The Concert will consist of a SeleCtion of Symphonies and overtures ; the First Act of which will conclude with a New m , c.riKai;conikosed by Mr. Hoorn, and Chores writ ten by Mrs• P wrif.N. Between the A c t s H is Royal Highness the Dupe of KoR K t. & Band, to4ether with the Band of Pandean Minstrels, Wilanese and Savo)ards, will perform a variety of English and French Airs end atter the Concert wilt be given A •BRILI.IANT DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS, By Mons. ROSSI and TESSIER. Admission, Three Shillings - Doors open at Seven, and the Concert Tiei;ins at 'Eight o'Clock. NEW PAI...'RAMA, HAY-MARKET. rrHE Public are respettfullv informed, that this Panorama, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY' of PARIS and Environs, is now open for public inspectlon: panned trOin Dr a win gs inade on the North West Tower 'et the Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame, since the Signing or 'the Preliminaries of Peace, by JAs. DE MARIA, will continue open from Ten till dusk.—Admittance is. - • N. 13. A Person.regularly attends to explain the Piebtres.- WANTED, at' Michaelrn'as next, in a respeaable Founda4 t ion School in Sussex, ASENIOR CLASSICAL ASSISTANT, ca. • 'pable,of teach '• nti,the Higher elgssics, and thoroughly accustomed to Latin Verse. A Degree at either Oxford or Cambridge, and the being it Orders, are indispcnsible re- Qujsites. Tcrtus and.other particulars may be known by application To Mr. Law, bookseller. No. r 3, Ave-maria-lane, London ; cr Mr. Cooke, bookseller, Oxtord. Also a Writing Master, apply as above. • HEIR AT LAW. THE HEIR at LAW of PE lER LYON, late of Punhill-row, in the Parish of St. Luke, old-street, I n the County of Middlesex, Gentletnin, who died in the e ar t 788; is requested to apply to Messrs. Norris and r vnitson, No. 13, Lincoln's Inn New-square ; or any Per -I%g information of such Heieat:Law, so that he may u rid. shall be rewarded for his trpubk bso,thti).-.• TO THE - CURIOUS IN FISH SAtiCE • N TPF,OBILI FY, GENTRY, ;rid id PUBLIC i • geuczal, are respectfully inThrtned,• J. BU RG ESS and fotx..sGENUINE ESSENCL otANClWVlES..continues 11, be prepared to them in. tlic same manner that has given Such universalan - prObation for nian'y years past. . •• lout jtit.ly•-acquired superiority _of that • Article is sully confirmed in_the opinion of the Country at n , and of etsolts-resident in allparts . of the World, and having stood The -test of trial, • ranks it in the situation.- it now maintains. ; Pie 4neral utility of their Essencep. Anchovies and other • " L ''' Sauces tor Fish, Sc-. induces them,, from the niinie • rous dveriisernents*dailli - appearing, to cantion arni hes. &c. in urchasitK the same, as none. is to be had. of . their Gemline, •, Dot at their Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Tiade for family use , of the • 31 -• ." • - • • • ,West-Inhia.Merchants, Captains of Ships, Sre, Officers in t he A rroy_and Navy, supplied. upon the shortest notice for L E-ast4.4 lid- West Indies; ect. (2- for the convenience of Families.in,Seotland, they Zv 4 e appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinbursh, 1 . 1'; Agents. for Fiat S,,ituaz6. • - - Wa re o se, No. 107, corner of Savoy:steps, St ratid, , Londnn: :• • • • • -,7•••• • ROVEM ENT'S in UPHOLSTERY afid CABINET -• • FU,RNITURE. MORGA/4 .and - SANDERS's new invented Im_ penal Dining Tables, one of which T. :10RGAN the lionotrr'of •sliewing to Their Majestie s an d the •pri n cesses at the 'Queen's House, who according to their _cc Ustoined goodness. of encouraging Ingenuity, %vete most z 4 r., ci°"li pleased to, express their highest approbation and suction of thekamc.. -,. T he best improved Sofa Beds, Chair Beds, the much ad ,n l r ed Four, post and Tent - Bedsteads with Brass Screws, i patent; with elegant Chintz.. F,urnittires and Bedding e n " .l , l) ,ltte, handsome Dome Beds_ and Window Curtains .0 ," 4 , 1 te, with every mild Article in the 'Upholstery - an d - met Branches, requisite for furnishing Houses complete, executed in,the first stile of clegance.And fashion. . Mistakes having frequently occurred, from other a re r e houses being in the same Street, Ladies and. Gentlemen reipteiftillv.entreated to I*.particular, that MOR • " andSANDEkS's Manufaelories and W are Rooms are • , No. )6 and 17; CATI-TERINE-STREET , N T : „ THREE DOORS from the STRAND. )74 4 '• Improved Portable Bedsteads with Bedding, and t ) ittoWelt Furnitures, Nlattrasses, Brc. for Foreign i ria ls, also new invented Portable Chair s, a doien c:•wh eli pack in the space of two commyn Cha irs, for ex_ Potatio n . ,ORGAN and SANDERS beg.: leave to inform h adleg and Gentlemen in general, 'there never was a Patent rented for Ch a i r B e d s , Sof a B e d s , &o. so falsely represented fY unprincipled men, who arc calling almost every article afafstamping them Patent, in order to mislead and impose on .Puhlic, • . . _ _k R , ._:l-IER and HA UGH front • Dublin, r.•• Irish P , •plin and Tabbinet Manufadurers a d Meicers tier , Mtjesty,- heir Royal Highnesses the Prince and fincess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of Nork l)utchess WirteMberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, ',enr-garden,. London. 1 1 .11 1 e. elevAed•Pafronage 'of Her Majesty, the different t h e Royal Furijtly, and Ladies the first Rank , ts: - .70n, it is hr'iert has sufficiently established, •in the ci,sceming Poblio, the • deLided superiority of Vciier's Haughion's Pophis and _Tabilinets Gold, and Plain Chain:3erry Muslitts and Italian • ittbri Sarsenets Covrt Bail ies, Torban., - „ sce.. to ten/ , • - • •-- • er it unnecessatv tor that- itiuse to reply to tile Adver cs, 'ring a's, `whose chiet Praension to the trade is the oe th of call eir Advertisements. - * • CALVE:ION orWhereas Archer and Hatigitton live been credibly in that: a•great many people- in this kingdom are now, pi_liave been, tOr some tune past, ma,tiulacturing.and set att'l T..b - Attets, Irisn, ot atintreiior quality, 4 '" , ct the name ot Archer and liaughton's Maim tactury, with view to diso - edit 'and iuju t e their [louse, and a gross intpu "'ll• ° 9 oh tile Publli in general ; they - aie •tieterininecl,..as tar es in their power, to proseculico Conviction arty person persouv:set -vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the "a4.of their Manufacture, that was not actually bought at their llouse- • < , 4 .* Merchants supplied to any Amount. The` the itonour to acquaint the Nonility and Gen •ty• that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety .9, 1 ; N 'lourningGoot , ls than is tube found in anrother House in '„„, which the are enabled to sell (for ready money) at_ skvrtit.ces nutclt lower than they can be had elsewhere, the . Nv ;'?le being..of :their: own manutadure I—they consist- of lite'd " k i black BOmbazeens, Chamberry Muslins, Cambric ars4iitts, R.adiiiiores for Widows; Armozines, - dress Hu chtD;i44 Serge's, Lutestrins Sarsenets,. Poplins, g CrapeA, - Scarf Sil k s , Handkerchiefs, llambazets for , _ e ( r . , fatits - &c,- - aiso a great choice s of - .Patterns in grey Poplins „ft Satseitets, for .slight English yard, wide Pt . 'i.ssiiileriQs.quality, at 35..6LL per yard ; Velum, :tote,iitlack-. Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different anti Geltt ke i l ia c i ti n (anted, chain, end striped, for Clergymen Lusty p l ain , .r wear black; they never grow s o , r grams y in wearing, beinc.; of the very hest triple stye. econd price ever asked for anv arti.cl9 bought at their —.use. • N. 13 . ' t ow.nSpinning manufaauredinto .Poplins or T L abbii t `'bit•Coet" 'faSberays for Furniture of the difiereat fashion mauutitautert ua tha , shortest notice.. • • • T t.„ 1,14., This Day was published, The Sixth Edition, correled, Illus'Rated by Twenty-eight Prints from originat.Antiques_, and Particularly adalifed to the, use of Schools, Price 4s. bound, QPENCE's POLYMETIS abridged, or a Guide LP to Classical Learning .. .. being Inquiry concerning the Agreement between the Works of the Roman Poets' and the Remains of the Ancient Artists. • With an Introduction, con taining the Charaders . of -the Latin Poets and their Works ; the Growth and Decline of .the Polite Arts among the • Ro mans ; and the Usefulness of Antiques toward explaining the Classics; with Remarks on the Defeds of Modern. Al legorists and Artists for want of a true .Idea of the Alle gories of the Ancients, and of their Scheme of Machinery, or . Interposition of the Goth. By NICHOLAS TINDAL, M. A. Printed for J. foi!nson,F. and C. ktiington 'I. Walker, T. Lowndes, Seatcherd, W. Bent, G. and I. Robinson, G. Wiikie, Lackington and Co. R. Lea, C. Law, T. Hurst; and 1. Mawman. TO BE LETT ON LEASE, T HE CROWN• -INN, at SLOUGH, kr' the , County BUCKS,of for a. certainty of Business on the GREAT BA'I'T ROAD; now infult Trade. The Well-known Accommodation at tfis z Inn has been regular, and continues sb, to the great satisrac tion of she Public- in general. The advantageous Situation of these Premises is most desirable, being within.one Mile Of Etun College, two front tile Royal Palace, the Parks, the Town of Windsor, the River Thamest together with the surrounding Noblemen. and -Gentlemen's , Seats in that much admired beautiful Circle, will - always ensure Trade. The House and Offices are convenient, quite within itself,, and not subjed tnany inconvenience; properly adapted and cal culated for Families travelling, being only twenty 11 , 1iies from London. The Premises are served with exceeding fine Water, with spacious arched Cellars under the main House. The Stables will contain near 80 Horses, with Lolts,Granary, Coach-house, and other convenient Buildings. And at a small expence there might be made the best Tap-house and Warehouse on the Road. The Tap - ‘ and the Coach-horse. Stables will pay the Rent., There are excellent Kitchen Gardens fully planted with choice. Fruit Trees, well fenced and inclosed by• Brick Walls. At the end adjoining the Inn is a snug Cottage; ,Thfith Offices and a Yard, which might be converted to the u.se.Cifilte I nn. Further Pa; ictilars and 'Perms by application to Mr. Kim berley, Surveyor and Auclioneer, No. 160, Piccadilly. N. B. Several Elegant - Residences to be Sold or Lett, Furnished Or nut. _ TO BE SOLD, THE NEXT PRESEN rATiON to a Valuable RECTORY in the County of Suffolk, about five miles from Duty St. Edirran , P.;, consisting of a Parson4e- House, and Forty Acres of Glebe ; the Great hn'd Small Tyth:.s of 90, Acres of Arable, Acres Pasture, and 4i Acrei of Wo.d. The present IncumOrnt is beNveen Seventy and Eighty Years of AO, anal in a declining state of health. For particulars, apply to Thornasilavers, Esq. 1 npre stone-Hall, Essex, or Shelton-Hall, near Diss, Norfolk.• BETWEEN HO RSHAIVI AND STEYNING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINS, On Friday the t3th Inst, at the - Rainbow Coffee-House in COrnhill, at Twelve o'Clock, in Seven Lots, if not,dis : posed of, together ten days before the Sale► t'OUR small but desirable and cotnpaa FREE_ HOLD FARMS, known by the names of GYND NS, WILTSHIRES, ancVFALCONERS, and 'HANKERS, With convenient Houses, Homesteads, and three Grounds which lie detached ; the whole containing Three Hundred and Fifty-Seven Acres and Eight Roods, now, and for many years past, in the occupation of Mr. john johnson and his Family, at an Old Rent under the present Lease, which expires at Michaelmas 18°3. . - •. - These Estates lie a short distance west wardlrom the Turn pike Road between Horsham and Steynitig, in the Parish of Shipley, about Forty-One Miles Irvin London. To be viewed by leave of the Tenant, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; also at the Old Ship, Brighthelm stone ; Star, Lewes; Chequers, Steyning .; Anchor, Hor sham ; King's Head; Cocktield'; Norfolk Arms, Arundel ; of . Messrs. Gawnt and• Champ, Attorneys at Law, Chiches ter; Mr. Smart, Attorney, Red Lion-square ; Rainbow ; and of Mr Raine, Land Surveyo . s. Charlotte-Street, Blooms bury, .whece the several Pintsmay be seen: COMPLETE RESIDENCE' AT• HAMMERSMITH. • TO BE, SOLD BY AUCTION, Mr. RAINE,. On - Friday the r3th Inst. at the Rainbow"Ceffee-House in Cornhill. at Twelve o'clock, _ ERFTA PS •the moot complete and comfor table I HOUSE to its extent in ,MIDDLESEX, possessing, Within itself, all that can be requisite for a SMALL FA MI LY, and - with - the' addition of a' House immediately ad joiningt and now used.therewith, adequate to a iarge one, With attached and detached Offices, Coach-House. Stables, and Garden, containing upwards of 'TWO ACRES OF LAND, the s Grounds laid out with great. taste, and abun dantly supplied with, Vegetables and ; and, although the Premises ire bounded by the Great Western Road just beyond. Hammersmith Turnpike, yet they are entire-I)(le eluded from dust . , or any annoyance whatever. • Held'by' Lease, Nineteen Years of which are unexpired, at a very low Rent. To be viewed by Tickets, between the bows of Twelve and Three, which, with printed Particulars, may be had of Mr. • Raine, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbitry. * Particulars also are left.at.the Rainbow, Codee- House. • • • .QUORNDON HUNT. CoMp:tte Hunting Box, arid 267 Acres of Freehold Land, at Quorndon, in the County of Leicester. TO-BB SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Bull's Head, in Quorndon, on Tuesday the 31st Day of 'August, 002, at Twelve o'Clock, in. Twelve Lots mostly Tythe-free. • ' Lot t. VOUR._.•ACRES of •RICH MEADOW ' 1: LAND, in Quorndon, in the occupation of Mr. James Sculthorpe, Tenant at Will. Lot .z. 'A small Farm, 'and 42 Acres of Arable and Meadow Land, in the occupation of Mr. john Hughes, of which Pos session may be had at Michaelmas next. Lot 1. -A-Close of Arable, in the occupation of Mr . .. Th omas Spittles, Tenant at Will. Lot 4. Twenty-nine Acres of rich new,laid Land, at the North Entrance of Quorndon, in the occupTition of Mr. 'f ho. las. Parkinson'. • , • • r.ot 5. A Barn, four Closes of rich Airable 'Land, and a ..0.-3ow, containing 3O Acres, in Quorndon North Field and Nether Mead, -in the same occupation. ' Lot 6: Fourlnclosures of gond Arable Land, in Quorndon West Field, containing 24 Acres, in the same occupation, Lot. 7. -A Farm-house, Outbuildings, and two Cottages, in Quorndon, in the same occupition. Lot 8. A rich Meadow of eight Acres, in Nether Mead, in the occupation of Mr. W. 'Parkinson. Lot 9. Two -Iticilosur2sOf good Arable Land; containing 2.m Acres, next, the.Windinill in Quorndon West Held, in the same occupationL Lot to. A Farm-house, OntbuildingS, and 49 Acres of good Land; mostly Arable, in Quorndon Nest Field, in the same occupation,. Lot Ff. A Barn and 4o Acres of and Grass Land, called Prior's Fields, hi chest:Pie occupation. Lot tz. A complete Hunting Box with extensive Stabling, sand Acres of Meadow Land adjoining, let on Lease to Sir Robert Lawley, Bart. which will expire at Michaelmas next, when possession may be had. To be viewed, with peirnission of the Tenants, and Parti- Culars may . be had of john aville Hyde, Esq. Quorndon, and Bridges, Red Lion-square, - London, wno will treat for any of the LotS by private coot ratt: DEVONSHIRE. To BE SOLD, THE FEE SIMPU.: and INHERITANCE of NO RTHb ROOK E HO USE . and FARM, - which, with. the Gardens,, are in cornplete repair and good order. The House stands in a Lawn of 30, in the middle of a Farm of more that' 60 Acres ; 'on the Banks of the River Exe, a large branch of whichauns though the grounds ; a mile'and a guar ter from the City of Exeter, one of the best Markets in the Kingdom ; and nine miles troth Exmouth, a fashion s able bathing place; in a good neighbourhood, with good roads and pleasant walks about it ;. the, Landis, rich •and productive, laid out equally for profit and pleasure ; and may be kept ,in hand as a Farm, or lett :o good Tenants without difficulty. The House is dry, compad,:ancl convenient ; on the first and second Boors there are five pleasant and airy Bedcham bers of a good siie, with four Dressing-rooms, two.ot which have fire-places; and may be converted into small Bedcham birs ; a Breakfasting and,. Dining-parlour;" and a; Drawing room, the IWO last have bow-windows, and are a 4 feet long ;, a Witer-clOset, - and four Rooms for Servants. The Ground- Boor consists of a good light Kitchen, an Butler's • Pantry, a Servants' Hall, lincl , a Beer Cellar, about 17'fte•t square each ; a Wine Cellar fitted up to hold a good - stock of different Wines, a Housekeoper's - Room, a Dairy, .-Larder, as Scullery, WWI a Brew and Wash-house, And there is Stabling for to Horses, a place for two Carriages; with a large and eXcelledt Barn 4tind Fa rth•- yard . Should any Gentleman, wishing to purchase an eligible plaCe.fox health and pleasure; be desirous of inquiring after Northbrooke, he may have his inquiries answered, so as to inable hirn to judge whether it Will be worth his while to take the troubcol:viervin.g the place, by applying to Messrs. Follett and Williams,W Attornie6, .Exeter. . Exeter, July at, aaa. TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AMOST Desirable small Compact FREEHOLD FARM (the •Land-Tax redeemed) ; consisting of a new erected qurrAc E, a Barn, a Stable for Four flows, a• Cart.,hodse, Farm-yard, Garden, and Rick-yard ; toge ther with Eight Fields of excellent Land, in Grass, Tares, Oats, and Wheat, in a high state of Cultivation'; of which the present Crops are - the - best proof; the-whole in a Ring Fence, containing about Forty-one Acres Two Roods. The Fieies ., are properly divided, and remarkably well fenced ; in a beautiful, dry, healthy spot, with eXcellent..Water,; bounded in fiont . by aplea r sing Common of rich Verdure., and luxuriant Plantations; forming a Lawn, within about •, two hundred yards of the high road, and only four miles from Reading. . This singular and advantageous Situation, is in that. fashion able and delightful - Circle PROSY ECT-PLAC 5, . Ingle field, Mortimer, Fleckfield, and the §urrorindiug Gentlemen's Seats. The Country abounds with Game ; the Lands •de cline in a gentle slope down-to-Woodcock-lane, 'and, with an addition to the Cottage, might be made The neatest Sporting Resi,ience in the County. _ _ _ _ *.* More Particulars and Terms, by application to Mr. I:zinibr..sley, Surveyor of Estates, Appraiser, and Auetioneer, No. 160, Piccadilly, London. N.B. Immediate possession may be had, by taking the Growing Crops at a Lair valuation. - PARADISE COTTAGE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT,' THIS Humble RESIDENCE, in the true Peasant Sty le,• but equal for Neatness and Cornforts•to the first Residence in Europe; refreshed by an ever-tiowing Spring in the Centre, which discharges regularly 306 gallons. in one hour, and never varies in all Seasons, and is allowed to be the purest, softest, and finest Water in the Kingdom, for every desired purpose.' The Soil of 'the Gardens. Orchard; and Grounds, is prolific to a degree beyond description. The• yearly produce has always been extremely abundant, and the .present Crops. will at first view be a sur&ient• proof of the fertility of this remarkable Spot. It is .situated in that much admired Circle, ENGLE I' E LI) G E EN - ; detached frbm every thing that is disagreeable, and, open to the unst beautiful South. West Views, to the Royal Great Park, the Belvedier, the toweling Ever-Greens, and Nurseries; within an easy instance from the Great Western Turnpike Road. The Air,• with the 'addition from the Spring, requires.. no Mgclical Art to restore and preserve the most delicate Consti tutions. _ The above-mentioned Ciii:ttage'comprises a neat Building,. without Staircases,' bni• fitted up with every other Conve nience for a small'Geilteel Family ; eontaining one Parlour, two Bed-Roomsy l itrid a Kitchen in front ; at the Back of which, North, i&_a Wash- house, with a Fire-place, Oven, and Copper; a Bed-room for.the Maid Servants ; a Pantry, Dairy, and Cellar together. Detached, but near, is a Cot t.* with three Rooms, that might be converted for Mne Servants; served from the same Spring, close to , the Pre mises. At a proper distance ; and very convenient, are the Out-Offices, containing an excellent Barn, a good Stable for Three Horses, a Chaise-house, a Cow.house, a close Shed for Tools, ancl a Granary ; the Farm Yard adjoining, with other usetui Buildings, Lofts, &c. The whole in perfect Repair, and possesses all the wished for Pleasures of a rural, happy Country k,ife, at no expenec.' The Situation of these - Snug Cottages being encircled by about TWelve Acres of Freehold, and Copy Bold equal • to Freehold, •and not subject to Fines, or any other.dhiagreeable Tenure, with many years ImproveMent ; well planted with the choicest Fruit Trees now in high. -perfection, and .the .Lands in great order, well fenced; bounded North by Inelo sures, and in two points by a dry advantageous COMIIIOII, to which the Occupier has an unlimited right for Fuel,. as well as Stick ; and also to Cranbo,urn Forest, and the Lam mas of E gham Meadt, very., valuable. r Distance from- Eghain une mile ; four from Windsor; and nineteen from the Me tropolis. Mr, Thirkle, Gardener, Eiham Wicitom the spot, will shew the Premises. _ _ . May be viewed by Tickets, and further particulars known, by application-to Mt. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, Sec: No. Ao, Piccadilly, London. N. B. The above Estate is clear of all incumbrances; and possession may he had immediately, by paying for the Crops ; or at Michaelmas. (gr Several Capital Mansions to,be Sold or Lett. I rquire as above. • *** All Letters, post-paid, will be duly answered. DR. NORRIS's DROPS .IN exciting. the Public AttentiOn to these Va. 'Liable Drops . , an enumeration Of partiCthar Cases Would be unnecessary ; , -successful experience for more than half a_ cqntury , having sufficiently .established their reputation in the cure of very species of Fever, especially-the Yellow or Putrid, for which they are eminently distinguished,'‘qte Pro prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not only derives- the highest gratification, but' is enabled witi!Aconticlencs 'to ,re commend a trial of their' virtites, the , risthrria, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach . and Bowel Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerfulin-i ttence, and as a salutary cordial in thok discomforts attendant oil advanced nothing can surpass their beneficitd effeets. The Family Bottle, zzs. is, only to be hadat the Doaor's .d House, Lower Brook-street, rosvendr-square, where Books of Cures arc delivered gratis,•and all Orders for Exportation executed. SMaller bottles are sold wholesale and. retail by Messrs: Jeboult and Co. and retail by 411 Venders of Medi-, clues also Dr. Norris's Antibilious Pill, - celebrated as a safe and' effeelive aperient, may be had at all the above • flaces • - in boxes at zs. 9d. Nov, ' . , /, • To the GENTRY, CLERGY, and INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of CARMAR. T Fl EN. A T the Close-of a Contest, which has been car, riedon with - unexampled -Severity, and protracted in the mostiknprecedented manner, by every means which art and ingellEity could - devise, and wealth enforce, allow me . to return you my most sincere and .wartuest Thanks for the Honour yotChave conterred upon me. On a retrospect of this arduous Poll, I cannot but relied with the utmost Gra titude on the uniformly steady and generous:Support I have received from such a multitude of respectable Gentlemen of Rank and - Fortune, and I beg. most heartily. to congratulate them and the IndePendent Freeholders, on the triumphant issue of their exertiousin this-our common Cause. I have the Honour to be, with the greatest Resped, Geritlemen, Your very faithful and obliged Servant, JAS. HAMLYN WILLIAMS: Edwinsfo-d, Au t ;u,l 2, 182'. OIV D A Y, AUG-rr S T 9, iBoz. • 4 4 ' ,i ••••.. ''.: 'i. ~ _ , ..i..ii 3 A,. :1-, ' •- fg: . - r`V ;,..`'lT I*.--!(:',14(.:',`. :-- . . i ,uv F .. ,, ,,,.-k.l 4.,, 1..„...—.•••••e,•- . -7..::' • v'... ''":„--,Yrio •- . •k-c... --q- '•- . - ;'''‘. '• it. 4 ; , 1 ' '''.4, • ',. _N A s ,: T 111Z .. , 7::^A • 1, ~,~. [PRICE SIXPENCE. GENERAL. POST OFFICE, • - , • • . iitegust 3, 1802. NOTICE hirdy 444;4, that on and itfrlr THURSDAY next, the sth instant, in Addition to the present General Post: Establistinient, Lh.ITERS will be camtieyed to and from CROYDON, WA DDON; BEDDING. TON, WALLINGTON, and CARSHALTONi -mike it Day, (Sundays excepted) by the Two-penny Post. • /Sy this Regodation,. Letters put into the Two-pfnly Pot Re. caving Houses in LO ON oefo,e Fight o'clock •Th the Morn ing, and before Two o'Croek in the Afiernom ;ar into the T,:vo penny Post OFees in Lombard-street and Gerrard-sir*, #efore Nine in the Morning, and befs4Three in the . Afternoon, will be delivered at the above Places between Twelve 44 One o'Clock a: Noon, and between Six and Jive' in the Evening: also Letters fo , the above Plates-arriving in LONDON in the Morning ly the Mail': from all Parti, will be forwarded by the Two.penv Post, be delivered between Twelve and One c'Clock the sans Day. The Departure front 'CROYDON and CA IZSH.A LTON, by the Two-penny Post, Will be at a Quartfr krcre Vine o'Clock in the Morning, and a 'Quarter before Fear zn s the Aternoon and from BE I) DIN GTON at Nine in the Morning, and Pow, it the Afternoon; and the Letters ;will be" delivered in LONDON between Twelve and One o'Clotk at Noon, and between Seven and Nine o'clock in the'Evening. Letters for the' 46.714-n - tifme.l Plater; which ' , nay be put the rt u i k c „ Houses, will 'b e - se;st ern L(i DON by the Mail at 1../,. ; tot o'Ciock at ,Night, Cf , . 11 like manner all Lwers put into the Post Offlei at CROY. DON, after the Depar:.?re o/ • the Two-p'iwo , Post ih ti 4 After noon, will bie fOrwai'ded ly the General Post to LONDON. ' This . Regulation to be considered as experimental, until further Notice Co;n" asand of Ws Majesty's Poitmaster-Genera7, FRANCIS FREELING," Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, , . . , August 4, aoz. T' COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the 'UNITED COMPANY t?f MERCHA NTS 'of ENG. LAND trading to the East Indies, do , bereby give Notice, That the Committee will be rCa.ly to receive Proposals in writ ing,. sealed up, on WEDNESDAY, the Alb instant, for 4up. p(iing the Company with COPPER. - - And such. Person: who May think proper to deliver in renders, must express therein the lowest Prices, as .they will not Lave an opportunity of making any abatement. , e The Conditions of the contra&a►tay be seen by applying to M•..: 7ames Coggau , Clerk to the said Committee, with .as en the Tend r ei . r mull be 'telt hejore•Twerve c,'Cl,ck a: Nssn.onthesaid 18th all of August, as not a'y Tender 'will be received after th:lt hour; MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL P.E RSONS in possession - of Incomes, arising -from FreehOld, Copyhoki, •or Leasehold Estates, in Land' or -Houses, Money in- the .Funds, Rent Chasges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, AL nuities'," Patent PlaCe,s,. Church Livings, or any other cer tain income for- Life,__ ro4 be supplied with temporary or permaneAt-§tds of .Money to any AmoUnt, by paying Any nuity Intnest for the same. . The Nobility and entry of known Property,. or, their, Heirs, 'may be a*,raniorlated on their personal security ; and in any instance where she single security of an indi dual, may. be deemed instifticie:a., the addition of another person to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re move thP. objection ; amt, in. all cases, privilege will be given-to the Public to -return the principal at their- own option. ,Personal applications will be r:ceived, every day till Four o'Clocit ; and Letters frOm Correspondents in Town of Country (post paid) will be immediately answered, by ath dressing to the Director of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town House, No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden=square. ror BILIOUS CO NiIPI4INTS4 and [MSc) RE) E RS of the STOMACH and . BOWELS, Dr-. TANIES's ANALEPTIC FILLS. THE Excellence of these PILLS, as ' a gentle . purgative, and as a general preservative of Health, be assisting Nature in the due dis Charge of the Animal Functions, has.established their reputaiiOn as a Medicine of the first im portance. They arc admirably calculated for Disorders • of the Stontach- and Bowels.; for personsot a Viliousi a Gouty, or a Rheumatic disposition ; as well as for ttiose.whose Con. stitutions have been attected by a too active or too sedeneiry or f by a residence in hot Climates. 'They are likewise particularly - serviceable in Head-Adis occasioned by Indi gestion, and in removing the "bad efthas of tree living; as also in preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the con. i n c t ; nlP ot the a s u e- ce P. " ;lls is to open the pores by night, kly day : they moreover promote sleep, anu re quireasencirilletteiniice.iteeeibit'ooldicteyrti confinement nor attention to . diet. Recourse should be had to theni on' the first attack of 'a cold, ,t• upon any,slight indisposition; , and they should never he omitted at -bed-time after an excess of eating or drinking; and - .thus their distinguished characieristic will be maintained of pro. !noting longevity; so remarkably exemplified by their Invert •tor, who, by the constant 'use of them, though a very free liver, attained the age of seventy-five. As 'the ANALEPTIC PILLS owe their - virtues to a peculiar preparation, which has: never bean divulged but to the present Proprietors, they can Only be had genu ine from them ; and they are sold by Francis Newbery, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's PoWder, No. 45, the East End of -St: Paul's, a 'kw doors *from Cheapside, London ; and, at Dr: James's late house in Bruton-street, in Boxes, price 4s. 6d. each, 'Stamp inclUded ;or 'the quantity - of Six in one large Box for LI.. as. 6d. Observe that the words, " F. glvvaEav, No. 4.5, St. Patil'i," are enyaveal on the Stamps. All othl;rs are coun terfeits, To M ERCFIANTS, CAPTAINS' at SHIPS, OFFICERS of the ARMY, NAVY, and OTHERS. For NERVOUS DLSORD,L'RS and INWARD DECAY, Loss of Memory, ' - • Feebleness, Digit - test of. Sight, • Horrors of the Mind, Pains of the Back and Loins, Paralytic Complaints, T einblings; &c. &c. &c. HUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM— of LI FE and HEALTH is notv taken by Gentlemen of the first distinlion in this Kingdom, as well as others, by. , whom it is•acknowledged to possess the most efficacious pro perties in the cure of Weakness and Decays. It supplies the exhausted parts with fresh . juices, and totally re-establishes the Whole Nervous System. • Gentlemen from the East and West - Indies ; .whose habits were relaxed by the heat of those Climates ; have received infinite benefit; - as well as Officers belonging to the Army and Navy, whose Constitutions were irnpaired by hard ser vice, and the various changes of Climate, tic. Persons far advanced in years shouli. frequently take a few Boxes of this Restorative, which v , t amaziligly strengthen them, be the means - of preventing vAribus disorders, and in some measure guard against the ravages of time. Note.—This Restorative is • prepared in Pills which pro. duce more gradual and lasting en,els than all the internal forms ; the finer parts of the Balsarit are also better preserved.. A Pamphlet On•its virtues, with a List cf Cures annexecc i may be had or the Venders, price 6d. To be had at Wade's Medicine Warehouses, No. i 63 Fleet-street, and No. t 3, Old Bond -street;; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Matthews, Bookseller, Strand; Bacon, Oxford. street; Crutwell, Bath ; Swiney, Printer, Birmingham ; Tesseyman, York ; • Binns, Bookseller, Leeds ; and all other Venders of Medicines in Town and Country—price 6s. 3d, the box ; or it \ may be had in larger boxes, price only hs. which contain the quantity of six small boxes, as made up for the Army and Navy. N. B. - Country Gentlemen and others may be supplied with this Medicine, by sending their orders by Coachmen, or Newsmen; or by inclosing cash in a small parcel, directed to Mr. John Wade, No. 163, Fleet-street, or at No: 13, O B oad re et its th at 711 , to sit. ;1 1 9Y. ..,..,a -II ..- t:of r:nl 10 0. rufl titv ti hCf, S tt 1,4 1 „so- off: , • ti° U ur' irac, O ' er 01- Iv A I)te' ( 10' l i t e. ots ipt• rect,