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\ J ' IT UMBER• 3 , 0 7-> I VAUXHALL. T o , MORRO W,, TUESDAY, August _ 3 , Monsieur and Madame GA RNEEN, accompanied PY a Gentleman, will- ascend . troth .these Gardens at half Past Si x o'Ciock,- with a BALLOON, purposely prepared for the occasion ; -- and after taking.their aerial Hight, will re— turn that Evening to the Gardens After the ascension will be a MAGNI FI CE NT GALA, "in which the Gardens will exhibit a scene of the utmost ' Previous to the aicension and between the Ads his Royal •likhne,s the Duke of York's hand, together with the Beals Of Pantie-an' Minstrels, Milanese and Savoyards, will pertorrt a variety of English and French airs. ' .A:tl first will.conclude with a new MADRIGAL, written by noot •_and CHORUS, written by Mrs. P LowDEN, and . alter the e:oneert Mons. RI; cc! ER !, the celebrated Artist, will display-his GRAND FIREWORK whia t he per.. leraied before the Chief Consul at Paris Admission Seven Shillings. boors to be opened at Four o'Cldck, and for the accom modation of Companies wishing, to take refreshment, they are respedfully in.ormed that the Provision and Wine. Bins bei opened at the same hour. yZ. did riot receive the ProE•osais for 'attending . ein firlanchestei-squz it time to comply th:rewitli.- "Tit.,,a . i.y. 4.ur, 11 4 . 41- ** witi trowalie the wineotreaion himself w he gave- Y.G. she vrio • be in .t abury-square, aid will address lsiin. . t , NEW P-Al • %RAMA, HAY-MARX ET. z P iE Public .tri; respettfully infurmed, that this Panorama, exhibiting a GR AND VIEW of the CITY PI PARIS end ' Environs, is now open tOr public inSpeetion: painteft trom Drawings made On the -North West Tower el t% , e• Metropolitan Church of NOtre Mrtne, since the , Signing 4 ;4 * the Prdiminaries. of Pea,ce, by J As. DE MARIA, will c ontinue open from 'Ten till dusk. —Admittance Is N. B. A Person regularly attends to explain. the Pictures. -,. ICE is hereby given, pursuant to a late Act of Parliament, that an ELECTION will be held "t , ) the Place of 'PROFESSOR of ANATOMY and CHIRURGERY in the UNIVERSITY of bUBLIN, vacant, on 'Sarurcliy, Nov. 6, 18 .2,-in the Board Room of the said College: previous to which, afl Candidates ar e send,,in their Nantes, and the Names.of the Places of their tducation, of the Umversitiesiu which they have taken their ) 44dical Degrees, and of -thee. Places Where they have prac tised, early as convenient, to the Registers of the College DUblin, and of the'Colleoof Physi c ians. The Emolu rnents annexed to the Office consist in a charge of Thirty Shillings paid by each Student of the 4,th Class, Sizers ex s;epted, JOHN BA R R ETT, Register,. T. c. - D Tri n . DANIEL MILLS, Regr. C o ll. Phys. Coll. Dublin, July zb, IS z. ONE THOUSAND POUNDS WILL be given to any Lady or 'Gentleman ).1 who will procur e f or t h e • Ad ver ti ser a P ERMA_ ENI PL,V..E or. EMPLQYNENT under GOVERN- E NT.•' or the Advertiser will treat with any Gentleman • shnig to resign. Letters addressed to A. R. No. 33, Litchfield-street, Soho, bproperly attended • LAW. I NT ANTED TO ,PURCHASE, "by a Profe,- V sionat Gentleman desirous-of residing in:the Coon -1, concern of some Respedable Prftaitioner, or a Part te.r.hiin the Countr., The trost aislad ory References 111p, given on Propos y als being sent tots . B. Mr. Bitgleis, Sutiorter l Carer-street', Ltllo,lll . !nn. 'l' H I', A k IVI Y._ 0 BE SOLD iintilediately, a COMPANY in ► 71 a favourite old Regiment, where a Purchaser will come in free from reduction.. • .. :<• 140 1 'or price and particulars apply tq . Mr. Edward Cannon; dui : 5, Ler,:ostr- place,. Leicester- square; Lorson, who is Y aurhoi i zed to treat for the sale of the same. Lon4lo', Jmy . to:ttl, 1801. SCARCITY OF MONEY. Pt -,- • f • Pec u niary Loan,. even. in , positron. o . a try le, dis:Jrangallitnes,than the present, becomes ex_ al;, Yr 'Qly impre,t , lts, when it is' made trout any truly resned_ qq:lrter. : Ili this imporfaht contemolatcOn -it is, that a 1• ;'ll,7ft:it: weir fir 't Ciiiracter arcl of ample Power .(which 1 4te • • • , 1 t o ,„ WI.. evince„ 1, taus to tender • re.(pie ot Distinaou, or Family, his Esr and most p DE NT IA L ' sEßviCe.s. To PerSanS, pOSS . C;;Sed "C OalpS fr.lll Lind, HOUSeS, oft S t • Patents, Sett Lmienis, Church Preferments, :or other Prciperty;. - Axv- Istsiani ArOusi, the Interest .of ea:2• i °' t o he 4e.curt - ci tneiion. _ transaction will be, Cu o„ a . re speetive . Borrower, a pfc2asing memorial et its being wiz - l l ' , dett on principles dianletriailly opposite tt:. the triany -14;,14,,q, but designing otters, which so ,prentimitly disgrace • I,lolie Prints ; of cours..,, on principles of integthy, se th„tY,. nd dispatchliAlows; ot unfailingly yielding - 112"si veiled satisfaction in the ressilt • - ' t.nj tte ., giving Names and Residerice, - w‘II meet with every • tenianly attention and - fidelitY, tiirec4 . d :or M'. H. lack to time o: " Mr. Richmond, Master of the New C hap t "t - •.• Long—acre, London, , and "s. age TTo THE CURL SUS iN FISH SAUCE I - IE - NOBLE,' GENTRY, and PUBLIC in o general rspretin,' informed, I . RC S and t on ' s .0 • - ' • , • - IN E FSSENC ot ANCHOVIES, cotit.zues t s ° ,„,..l. l l !'elL.ted by-thent :in this same manner has given The universal-- pprobation for many years past. k ng..4s - tly.acquired superiority of that Article is „ e '! con fi rmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and al trrsobs'reside nt in all parts of the World, and having stood le test of•trial, r an k s it in the situation, it now maintains. 11 e general u tili t y o f th_eir Essence. o, AiichOvics and other , Satices for Fish, sec. induces them, from the numerous t 4l Avertisements daily appearing % to cauti on Fa m ilies, ko • in - urchasing the same, as none is to he had of their Genuine, at their Warehouse as under. be very 0 - ther Articie.in the . Oil Trade for family use, of the e ,t, quality ; est4hdia Merchant s , C a pt a i ns o f Shi ps , &c. officers in t c Army and Navy, supplied' *upon the shortest notice for t" East arid West Indies, &c. Cr*' For te convenience :of Famiies n Sctland, they al 3 l , ointe h d I‘l , :ssrs. en R. Johnston l and Co. o Edinbir&h, itAgents ter Fish Sauces. alehouse, N:). 107,! corner of Savoy-steps, S t "and, London. IMPERIAL BOMBAZEFINS. • N EW ARTICLE FOR FULL MOURNING. . _.Oi,INSON, No. 1. , Henrietta-Strcet, ,Covcnt "'l • tlr- -Carcieh,' I riventor.and Sole Propriettir of the so much i ti ed Sarsnct Carranics, and,Manutadurer to the Royal 4'aluily, 1 3;1s leave to acquaint ,the Nobility anct.Gcl)try, hlthat lie ,has invented a new Article tor. First M'ourning, tall- Imperial Botnbazeen, ixing full as deep as the old•Born .azeens And retainiog their exaa-appearantc; yet.so soft and 2 _tght that it, has been pronounced .by far the most elegant 4ir6 cle Yilat: his been introduced •164' that purpose. : , Lashes of Fashion . .itr . e also respedifully informed, that . rorsztNiON has just finished's variety of new. Colours in his I n let Canibries, the whole of whi c h h e warrants to wash, As they art made withont . Silk . in thern,'.thobgh not other vse di, • • ! 10, .c.c0.er..,11e from Sarsnyts but by their fitliirig ','' "'jilt mu.h more eleance. to the Cotton,. but likewise mantitadures them With Silk and v•otton,. but those with Silk in them, made' by himself or a n .. o . ‘ , __ 1 . Intl- . 1 erson will nyt bear tin cooerati'•> ll of washing. Al. n. t'er;•,n, li_ 1. ,tz`lack SarsnOs., Crapes, Chamkrrys, li s ombazeens, ti uil ~.. ets, Callieoes, 'ke di: Hi 1 • Icl • • and Cambries, with -- every . other A r bate., ''" } °timing (including the new Imperial Bon. tnat. ts aud Sarsnet Cambrics), in thc greatest variety,,atid a gala``(jrredueliOn tn4 - de trom lar6e Purchaes klld Whole- ', To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the CITYof DURHAM. - 'GENTLEMEN, • A_LLOW, to offer you my sincere Acktkow_ ledzinents, for your recent exertions in my, behalf, which I 'Nall ever remember with gratitude, although riot terminate-d- with the success we had every reason to expect. The decision against me will, in no degree, lessen my regard for you, or diminish the interest 1 shall always take in the prosperity of this City.. During the - short time. I served you as your Member, -and occasionally r - esided among you, I appeal to yourselves whe ther I ever withheld kindness from those to whom it was due, or turned away from the claims of the distressed. Your Charitable Institutions were an object of my care ; and every plan that encouraged Industry met .with my Assistance and Support. A 5 to my Public Life, you were fully acquainted with.my principles when you first eleded me ; and it is well known that I have in no instance deviated from them. I was an enemy to the War, because I thought it contrary to your interests ; I was an lVocate for Peace, becauSl knew it would contribute to your comf;rts ; Y never gave a Vote that endangered the Security of the Subjed ; and, looking as a man to the haPpihess of the human race, I have been art uniform and steady opposer of the Slave Trade., urge' not;these topics with any other view \ than that of justifying 'my pre. tensions to your favour. ThialTriy nrobat?ly he tl7'. - : I.Ac firm. riodriitTarldressing you : thr4vent that has lately taken place must naturally separate us : but there arc many among you,, 111 ith whom I cannot pirt without the deepest sensations of r-egret ; and it will be i great satittaction to me hereafter to learn, that, although I am no longer-your Representative, I may still be considered as your Friend. I remain, . Gentlemen, • . With the greatest .esteem and regard,. your ,obliged and faithful Servant, M. A. TAYL , JR. Durham, July 26, t 502. FIRE. WHEREAS - several FIRE BALLOONS have lately been let off in .the evenings, the consequences of which cannot be foretold; NOTICE is hereby given; that the same is coutrary to the Law respecting the Exhibi.. tion of Fire-Works; it is therefore hoped; and - requestLd, that all Persons will use their best-endeavours to prevent such praBices, as well for the preservation of 'Property. as to save the Lives of His Majesty's Subjeds. PROPOSALS for LIGHTING the TOWN of COL CKSTE,A. NOTICE is hereby given,. That a GENERAL MEETING of the COMMISSIONERS apPointed in and by an Act passed in the 21st" year of Ili§ present Ma jesty, for 'LIGHTING the TOWN-. of COLCHESTER, andtbr other purpOses, will beholden at the•Moot-Hall.in Colchester fores4id, on Thursday the rzth Day of august next, at peven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the pi rpese of receiving Proposals for Lighling,the said Town for the Term of Six Years trom- the ttli of September next; to. light 2.50 Lamps with. Comthon Burn9rs,. or 160 nutips with Sthe thurst's Patent I;urners, for t7O Nights, from the isth of September to the isth of August in every year, arid- the Laiiips to burn upon an average Ten Hour and an Halt each Night. Ali Persons, therefore, desirous of entering into. such a ContraCL are requested to send their Proposals to my Office on or befiire the 9th Day of Augirst,' next, in order that the same may be lain before the above Meeting of the Conuitis ioners. , W. MASON, Town-Clerk. Colchester, July }O, 1802. TEMPLE OF, THE AMUSES, FINSBURY-SQUARg. ACKINQTQN. ALLEN and Co. re4)ettfully. AL.74 inform the Public, that their. NEW CATALOG tiE is now ready for,delivrv. It will be found to contain a very considerable number orScarce and C urious 'Art icles, and the Sale being for Ready Money only, the' Prices, as usual, arc rrdry low. *i.* The full Value givetrfor Libraries: lVicstrs. HORNSBY and Co. 26, - Cornhill, opposite the Royal - Ex'changt, London, CQUAINT the Nobility and Gentry, that ENc;LISH. LOTTERY began Drawing this 'Morning, Monoay 2d ofTAtrgust, acrd will continue Drawing on Monday and Thursdly untie the 26th of August. First-drawu Ti,ket s tills Day - - ,C 5,000 • _Se;:o4d Div - - 564 August - z,'ooo Third Day - - 9111 . Atgtist ro,poo Fourth Day - 12th August. 20,000 Fifth Day - 16E11 August Sixth 'Day : , - 19th August - • 2,000 Seventh Day - -23 A August ' • : 0,000 . Eighth Day - 26th August - - to,o-As ' Besides Prizes of 146,0001. value, all.payable On Demand. So- long as Tickets • and Shares can 'be procured for Sale, HORNSBY, & Co. wil; be sure ,to have a Supply, let the Price be what it will. Orders' executed .on the same Terms as if present. OXFORDSHIRE, on•the BORDERS of BERKSHIRE. TO.RE'SOLD"BY AUCTION, In Lots, . 13'y Mr. WINSTANLEY, At ,Twelve o'C lock - , on Thursday' the 'nth bt September next, at• the Baptist Head Cofite-}lotis, in Chancery-lane, London, -- HE MANORS and itliproileable FREEHOLD 1' and Ti T H E-FRE E ESTATES, belonging.to a -Noble Family, ,situated in the Parishes of-Broadwell, Pi lkins, and Kehascott, in the County of Oxford, consisting of :the fol. loWing Farms, held by JespeCtable Tenants...at Will; and a -stroll part upon obl Lives, viz. The MANOR IfOUSE and FARM, in possession of Joseph Large, - containing 338 Acres. and_upwards./ BItoADNVELL GROVE FARM and Mansion Ll'odSe, in possession of jarnes Holt, containing Goo Acres and up wards. • - . ••' • HO C RSTE D FAR Mi• in possession of Thomas Gardner, containing 942 Acres and upwards. .• • . • 'LANDS in BROADW ELL, in. possession of Edward Short, containing z 47 Acres and upwards. Several PA RC ELS of LAND, situated in Silton, and Broadwell, in possession of the Ret. Mr. - Goodenough, Charles Stevens!, Esq. and Mr. Clark, containing in. the whole go Acres and upwards. The Fnreshare only of several Parcels of Laiid, situated id Wesshatri and Kinpharn, in the Parish of Kemscott, in pos session of several Tenants, 'and containing in the whole 49 • Acres and upwards. Leasehold for Lives, - situated in Broadwell and Filkins, consisting of sevetar Houses'and Parcels of Land, the greater part of Which are held. by single old Lives, and contain in thewhole 53 Acres and upwards, and. Several Rack-rent Cottages in Broadwell and Filkins. In hand, the Groves and Woods upon the Estate, contain ing 138 Acres and. upwards,. And also the ahcient• Manor Rents. T,he whole Estate cdutains.24s7. Acres and upwards, held at low old yearly' Rents, which are very improvable_ • There is a considerable quantity of Ornamental and useful Timber, partnAilarly near the -Mansion-house, and a good succession of Tellars' or Saplings on various parts of the Estate.' N 1 , This Estate is situated in fine Sporting Country, abounds with Game, and is altogether well worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentleman that intends to lay Money out on Landed Property.. 'The Situation is within moderate distance's of Burford, Lochlade, V'tney, add Farringdon. AI a • specific sum is to be paid.for the Timber upon each Lot, over and above what 'the Lot shall be sold tor, Gen tlemen who intend to purchase, are requested to satisfy themselves of the value, previous to the day'volSalt3..., Notice will •be given when printed ParticularS are ready to be delivered, by Messrs. Manley and Lowe, Inner Temple; by W. and F „Black , Middle Temple; and by Mr. ley, Paternoster-row. I -N .. c -v T , R . -4,- 1-+ 4 ' I _ , I 6 1.... 4,-, ,i,H-t [PRICE CAUTION AGAINST UNLAWFULLY SENDING, CARRYIN<; AND CONVEYING LETTERS C;EI4R;:iL PUS 7' OFFICE, tigusl 2, Inc . . „ TIV Aof d P 4il zi ininent fls.ied in the preselii Session, it is eniic*d; That nQ Person or PersOn what soeVer shall send, OR cAusg TO BE SENT. or . COtlVeyed . , or tender of deliver in order to be sent or conveyed; Othetwi,e than by, the Post, -or by the, Ailthority of the Pokitiaster.: C;eneral ,or his Dept ties, - Or to the . rieare - it Or thost con venient „Post 'Pown; to be_tioni thence fottvarded'by the Post any Letters, or Packets. of Leath, on pain offorieiting t every Otli...nez. 51. to be recovered, Cotit of Suit, by any i.ERON vtxu Wli I, torcißict atifi su.: in ..ny Court of Record at Westminster—one mulety to the use of the Kith, and the other to the Inforrner. Ontierthii P.ers.v cdrviiT a Lfiter akt:,:;`; a PerSONiel7o,lk#fli; There is-sn ercepti:;.4 /47 t 2 Letters • - a.iir4) io as tb9 , a e tem' the purpok,of bchig tteliverett with Gootls:vtlit;loat hire or r;: \yard, prt,tit or advaittagefi.:r • • . Also ax to) eneri .Tlt : t int briard sLip c or 14,3t7s :which skall cone P 1? ilit ; C.ii d o therein" ad such Later: 6e delive•ed yu,itkout 6irr ti rcivarei er.guivar:lttge.; . And 4, to CommissioXs or Return thered;-iiirulavits, Jr Procc : re or Pr;keedintr, or Return tbet - c f li i;suin out of a,:y court; but the Letters in lubich ,s'ueb Proceediugs are sent rriu,t not relate to any other sasiness. Arid an exception ets to Letters iiont by any priv...rft Friend or ttlessenget• on purpc4i: The Law is in no respet7 altered v.iithrepra to Carriers, Mae; tern of Stage Coaches, COachmen, Owners,,Masters or Com: manclers of licstels, or PassengetS !beret's, ‘Vatettnen and, Bargerpett;, 44 .- rand Alen; 4nal I)istribiitors of NewSpapers but they are sever 44 liable to t 1 ;e like ?enaly of 51: besides Cots, for every Letter v:hich tl'ey shall refeicie, dispatc i, c,nvt:y,caoy, 6r eves nxithoat Lire crretiard.—Aad to a Pe.”aly cf icsdl.• fir every lijeek that such Ira rice shalt be co:tiniied; these \ Penallies may be sae,' for by :iny.rersoll'Who will inti..)rin. flis 211,4jexty's Fostmaster • General do hereby give Notice, in ora'er 11.4 it the Revenue cf the root C.A,,( 1 .17e may;tot be I,rger injimted by such unix24.j'lll PraEices, that all :Persons afiltg ii' these n— sieds contrary to La=rt , will be,proceeded against is i U the utmost" Severity, and.due Enccuragement Ica be ajOrded to Persons ohs shall give Inff,-. , :tmition. By Command of mi Maies t y's Rxrithaster,Ce.neval,. FR AA' CIS FR 1 • ► .. ?1 '''':' .l ~. 4. It - ~..! , v e, oaL k oliii.c.A. 4 ; - ; \ c-, r 6tll ! , $---.7.:- • 21 .„.„... t...., • ....71 / „...7,.:47- - ..„,„. , v s - vo-,t-fr- A m lir . - 104aq• T . MO NDA Y, AtlGtrsT 2., 1802. This Day were published, price 3s. 6d. No: I. Of ANNALS of PUBLIC CSCONOMY (to he LA continued Monthly), comprehending, tat. Statistics; Or whatever• relates to Agriculture, Commerce; 'aild • In'. dustry ; Public and Charitable InstitOtions. 2d. F6reign Literature. 3d. Manners ; including Public Amusements. 4th. History, or General Policy. - Published by. J. Ginger, Bookseller, No. •169, Piccadilly; opposite llotid-street ; and by H. D. Symonds, Paternoster.. row ; and to be had of any other• Potil.eseller in Town and Country. ; . • . • - . • _ * * * -- rill Letters and Communications to the Editor, arere, quested to be sent to T. Ginger, the Publ.sher. - This Day wer,e. ppblishzd, . .Prke fl. zis. 6d. in boards, . H E HIS TORY and ANTIQVI Ti ES of RtADING., • ' , By the Rev. CHARLES COATES, LL. B. • • Vicar of Osyningtoil,' and Preston, in the County of DOrset, F. A. S. and Chaplain - to His Rpyal Highness the Prince of Wales. Printed for-the Author, by J. Nichols And Son ; and sold by 1.. Robson, Bond - street `; ' r F. and C. RivintrtOu, St. Pant's Church-yard ; and Sinart'and Cowslade, Reading. Where may be . had, in Ito. price ios, 6d. Colleaion for t4 , 7.;:. - m:stor , ,,t, - camp:, ward Rolycltlores-,, : Lsci. and Others. • • Also, Collet/ions for the of Bedfordshire, ios. 6n. . . This• Day wti.s published, Price .1 I: Its: 61. in boards, illustrated with Ten Plates, T 4 ONDINIUM RED,IVIVUM.• or, ail Antient History and tricidern Description of London ; - compiled froni .Parochial Records, Arohiye; of various 'Foundaticinsi , the Haileian MSS. ancl.other authentic Sources, ByjAMESTILLER MALCOLM, • This Volume contains a.particular History of the Pa rishes of St. • A Iphage, ;I All hallows .11n.• Cleat ; Allhallows the -.Less ; Allhallows, Lombard-street; St, Andrew Un dershaft ; 'Bartholomew the Great and the Less ; St. Be nedicl, Gracecluirch St. Leonard, Eastcheap ; St. Bowl ph, Bishopsgate ; and St. Bridget ;. and also of ‘Vestniiiister. Abbey and the Charterhouse. • Printed by, and for. Nichols and Son, Red-lion Passage, Fleet-street. Sold iko'by F. and C. 121vinton,5t. Paul's Church-yard; T. Payne, MOWs . Gate;.G. Wilkie, Paternoster4 - ow; and 1. Whit*, Fleit-street. . . .• , . Where mar hn had, hi the sant , : Autlior, 4. A. Set Of Plater,.Seventy.iTii e.in nunitvr, in one hand. some,Volume, iateadcd as an faustraticmi ofthe Rev. Daniel Lyson's Environs •of London, price - '3l. Many of" these Views have now beconte-interesting from the alterations and destryclion of the Bdi kiings they represent. 2. The .Antiqqaries Museum, by Jacob Schnebbelie; complete in XII I Numbers.-, Price 3L ss.' in boards. Tins Day vial published, t , A New Edition, • being the Third, coliderabty improved, and tO• which is now F irat added, Hints on Fish • Ponds . : price, bound,.ss. • . • i k PLAIN and EASY INTRODUCTION- .to th! KNOWLEDGE and PRACTICE ofGAR— 'DENING. .By CHARLtS MARSHALL; Vicar/ of Brix wo•:th, Northamptonshire.: Printed .for F. and C. kivingtoh No. fiz, - St.. Paul's . Church-yard; sold also_hy Hatt hard; No. 173. Piccadilly: 'We are well satisfied that this PertOrmance is not a• mere compilemcnt from the productions of former writers, of similar Dii:ecloriq, and that 'the respeaahle Author has; as hepnitlisses, given tothe• Public the-result of hi's experi ence, delivered with that plainness and perspienity ; which cannot fail of 'rendering his work highly useful to every reader who shall i:Odsultit either forVeasure or Rrofit.'" Monthly Review; Nov. ,t 797. is one of the rriaSt complete Works on the strbjc'd We remember to have seen, and both from its nature and execution is - one, which every Country Gentleman Ought to have in his posse,ssion." Analytical Review, OCt. 1798. the other.Revfews have spoken of this book .i. 14 a like strain of marked approbation: QUORNbON Complete Hunting Bok, and z 66 Acres of Freehold Land; at QUorndoi - i, in the County of Leicester. TO I3E SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Bull's Head, in Qiiormlow-- 011 Tuesday The 31st nay of August, 18 - D2, at. Twelve o'clock; in Twelve Lots • mostly Tv;he-tree, LoCi. VOUR;IACRES • of, RICH MEADOW • LAND Quorndon; in.the oreuparion ot Mr. anies , Sculthorpe, Tenant at Will. „. Lot 2. A small Farm, and 42 Acres of Arabic and Me.acloW Land, in the occupation of• Mr. lohn 'Hughes, of which FoS scssioo mat , be had at Nlichaelnia next. Lot . 3. A Close of Arabi-e in the occupation of Mr. Tho mas Spittles, Tenant at Will. • • Lot . 4. 'l'werity-nitie Acres of rich neW.laid Land, at the North Entrance of Quornaon, in the 4ciapution of Mr. Tho rlias Parkipson. .Lot s. .A, Barn, tour Closes of rich Arable" Land, and a itleadol%:„contaihing 30 Acres, in.Q;iorndon North Field arid Nether. Bead,' in . the same occupation. Lot dit Four I nclosures of good Arable Land, - in, Quorndon West. Field, containing 24 Acres, in the same occupation, Lot.. j. A Farm-house, Outbuildings, and two Cottages, in Quorndon, in the same occupation; • Lot „8. : A rich 11.Ipadow of eight Acres; in Nether Mead,' in the occupation of Mr. NV: Park , lnsOn. - . Lot 5 / . pviro Lnclosur,sot good Arable Land, containing 2t Acres, net the Windrriill in Quorndoil 'Wett in the same occupatioh. - , • , A Farrri-hciute; OutbuildingS,. and 40 Ades of good Liihd, mostly Arable, in Quorndon .West hell!, in the same occupation.. - - Lot ri. `A Barn and 40 Acres of Arable and. Crass Land, called Prior's Fields, in the saute occupation. Lot ta. A complete Hunting Box with extensive Stabling, and 14 Acres of Meadow' Land adjoining, let on- Lease to sie Robert Lawley, Bars. witi;;lt will eXpire,at Michaelmas next, when possession Maybe - TO be viewed, Wait " r prrnisSion of thc Tenants, and Parti , eula'rs maybe had.of John aville Hyde, Esq. Quorndon; and of Mr. Bridges, Red Lion-sstiare t , London, wi) will 'treat for any. Of the Lot's . by private contract. • DEVONSHIRE. ► TO BE SOLD; - •:' THE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of NQRTHBROOK.E HO USE•and FARM; which, vith the Gardens, are in complete repair and good °icier: The Muse stands in a LaiVn . of 30, in the middle of a Farm. of More that 6 , 0 Acres ; on the Bank's' of the River Exe, a large brano of which runs though the grounds ; a mile and a quar tetirom the City of Exeter, one of the best Markets in the Kingdom ; and nine miles troni Exmouth; a faShionaiole bathingillace ; in a good neighbourhood, with good roads and Ppleasant walks about it • the Land is rich and , productive, aiit out equally for.pront and pleisure ; and May be kept in hand as a FarM, or lett to good Tenants without difficulty; The House. is dry, compadi• and convenient ; on the first and second floors there are five pleasant and airy pedchatml• bers of a good size, with four Dressing-rooms, two or which have fire-placei4 and, may be converted into small Bedcham bers 4 a Ereakfasti4tg and Dining-parlour and a Dratvint;- room, the two last haVe bow-windows, and are 24 feet_loni'; a Water.clnset, and four Rooms for ServantS. '•-The Ground- floor consists of a good light -'Kitchen, a Butler's Pantry, a • Servants' Hail, and alleer.Ceilar, about 17 feet square each ; a Wine Cellar fitted up to hold s good stock ofdiffiTent Wines, a Housekeeper's Ruom, 1 Dairy; a Larder,. a Scullery, -with a Brew anal Wash-house. • And there is Stabling r iz 'Horses, a place for two Carriages, with a large and. e' elletrt Barn and Farm-yird.- . . _ _ , - 'Should any Gentleman, wishing to purchase ari ,place for health. and pleasUre • be desirous nt inquiring after Northbrookei he may have his inquiries answered, so us to inable him to judge-whether it will be Worth his. while to take the trouble of viewing the place, by applying to Mestrs. Follett and Williams, A ttornes . , Exeter, i - Exeter, july 2/, V=AA • ~1;1 SAINT VINCENT: Master in Chancery'S (Jake, April R, 1802. Q BE - SOLO, pursuant to a Decree of the Ho_ nourable the Court *ot: ChaneerY, made in a certain!, cause, wherein GEORGE BA I LLI E, aid others,' are Com plainants, :add I' AR Qll HAIt 1) CA M . P B El. L, -on Mohday, the ist day of November,. c.z, br-tr,i , een trre . hours of trine in tlic morning and six . , the evening, at tne COttil.:hoirSe To.vn Kingstoikrt.! The -Estate, situate :in toe Parishes of Saint George and Charlotte, and - Q. narter.bf M:kriaqua, 3n VIZ Said island, Il :ed CAREER, tOur,nieasured trifles clisraht trout Stubbs' Bay; and siS: Irdiu Calliaqua Bay, contailti4 556 N,:res and a half of Land, the greateSt part in 13atasii4 7 .Canes, together with a. Boilihg House . - witli . two sets of_toppas and .0 lari ficr, &ring House, Water Mill, and "Mill two Stills hiMg; of ti and .10D gallons - „and gl1•1111 pleintnts necessary for inafinfa&uritig Sugar and Rum tw Momitzs . HonSa,one.Managers Houst, - dne Overseer's House, one‘§ielr: ,event(-eight Negro Hodses, with other necessary Erecti6tis and Builditigs - thereon . . • • The said Estate is well watereki, and is butted and bounded as . follow . s: . --Nurth by' Lauds of lames Bruce and Co. and the Heirs of Durican Esc}. cteeasedl South by Lands of Berrie fintwisle; isq and the Heirs "Jf john BvieS, .Esq. deceased; East by. .Lnds of Tienaus Fairodqn; Esi:F at id Docior Young,. and West,by unappropriated Lands, and Lapris• of• Messrs. Do . ugiAs, or otiTerwise butted and bOtteqlect. • .There will he also sold with the said tstate es; Negro and other-6 laves,-attathed thereto, MaleS and Females, young and old; among which Said Slaves are eight Carpenters; six. Coopers; and-three Masons; ,and also twenty : Cows, do: Oxen, truce Calkins, nineitetters, six Pull Calves; five Cow ditto; thirty:revenNules; onelleirse, two Asses, and thirreen Sheep. : . The Ternis of Sale are ac frilloW —The highest bidder or Purchiseto pay down in Cash or good Bills Of Exchange,-to be approved by me, and the Sight not to exceed four months; one:-triird part of his bidding or purchase.. Money ; the re mainder to be tecured .upon the said Prelnises by Mortgage; and payable in two equal ittstaiinents of one and tivoyears, , froth the Day of Sale, whit interest thereon, at the rate of Six- per Cent-. per Annum. - 41:ly Person intending-to bid l'or the saids Estate, may have recourse to. an A ppraisement lodged iii my ()Mee, and at the Counting /louse of t;eo:ge Bail lie and Co. Loniton; anti thade. up6n oath; and unifier the sqlctiOti,ot the Court, trpoii the Vrtird Day.of September last:past. WM. I TAY Wt, Master in Chancery. FOR RHEUM ATISMS, RhetuilAtic-Gout; Lem- Ov, Numbness., Palsy, Fistuietc y, - Spasrnbilic or Hying Pains, general Debility and Relaxation of the Sys tem, .Sprains, .13ruisesis A.:e.—Experience has proved WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE OF MOST/X . IW ( Pills and Fluid); thelnOst elicettrid remedy made known tp the World; havilfg succeeded in cases of six; eight, ten, twenty, and even et forty yeari sranding; after every and it . has absolutely cured more Patients of tile above. Cont.. 01..ints ' than all the Medicines ever before .nade Fluid.Emsence s so sinwilarly penetrating anu •speedy in its operation, as generally to effect the Cure ht the se ir...r:••st Sprains , and Bruises hy, a few applications;rlt pre pared and 'signed by the Pro_prietbr, 12. Johnston; ApOth&ary, No, 13; Greek...street, SIAN Lorick/a ; and Old at 23. 9d. each box oibottle.—And its repdtatioh is se univexsllj' esta blished; that it *May be had. of • Overy Medicine Vender in England; Ireland, West Indies; anti Aurerica. WEST INDIES; 8:c. :4:c. iiE.m 7 ,olciNE, w hich, is sold ti ' y the Pip. ..1 , prietors' sole-• Agent - Mr... Thomas Golding, No. 42, Cornhill, London (and by his alspOiatinciit at one eminent Druggi'st's in every - principal Sea-port Town •in the. United. Kingetotris), to PREVEN'f and CURE the YELLOW FEVER; in.boxes, with Directions in case-of an attack .of any kind of Fever, One Guinea . each; • sufficient for one person twelve inontliS, is also t. e btnt Preservative of Health in-a Foreign Climate, as 'will appear by Letters from the following respectable i'ersons, J. Listoti,Esq. .1er:11)i-street; St.Jarnes's, to.Flis Excellency R. Liston; Esq. British Ambassador at. Philadelphia; T. J.•Ha.wkino, Esq. Royal. Navy, to Mr. Golding; J. James, Esq. . • ditto; to the Proprietors; Captain Sall; Ardtomeda West Indiarnan - Captain Hodgson, .1-Dope ditto ; Captain Rpbertson, flofo • -thtto . C. j J ohngtone, Esq. St. Anne's, amaica ; with•otber numerous,, equally respeCiabie; and tine quivccal Testimony of - the never-failing Efficacy of this va litale Medicine, may be seen in P.impillets.„ to oe had gratis at Mr. Goldinv's, ut all the Coqiitry Venders', and at many Qf the Fir.cipaii coffee:houses, 111116, 23cc. &c. atiinti Wawa.