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-:r g, 3:Ltcs. f)• to r . &; ' '~ry:a+.::M L .~..,. LA itiN4 if the ally trOc. r NUMI)ER.3II2 „: August-40th, . ()TICE. is hereby given , - 1 - 11,,t SIR wiL.. i.N • LIAM GIBBONS, Bart.'f'HOIVIAS CHA:PMAN,' and GEORGE fieINDERLI- t Y, Cgromissioners -for carry ing an Ati of 'Parliament into execution, entitled An Ad for ALL , ' TTI N G.. and DI VI DINS”; -the . Open. FIELDS . 'and COMMONS in the MANOR of LAL'EHAM, in the dount!es of Middlesex and Surrey,"-will meet at -thz HouSe• of John James, in Lalehain aforesaid, known by the Sign of the Greyhound; pn Tuesday ;the 14th Day - Of "Sept. next, at . Tett o'Clock in the Forenoon of, that Day, itA,order to exe-, Cute the PowerS vested in tile' Commissioners by virtue of the said Ad, when they_ intend to examine all Abe Cl a i n -i s heretofore deli v e re d ; an d w h en a ll PersOns, Bodies Politic and Corporate, having or making auy - laims-which may at:. fed the Boundaries of the said Manor, or the Rights-of the slid Open and Common Fields, or of the said-Common-or Waste "rounds, or any part thereof; or having or claiming to have any right therto, or any Right of °outman,. or other right therein, and who have not yet delivered an Account of such Claiths to the said Commissioners, are re- Tilted respedively to give . -arul deliver into the said Coin- Missioners a full and true Account in writing, under their hands, or under • the hands -of -thtil• 'Stewards, Bailiffs, or Agents, of such their Claims, and of the Right or Title in resped-of which such Claims are trfitle:; after which'pay no Claim will be received. 0 MATH AN HOLNIES Joint Clerks tothe and said Comntission.-- HENRY HORNE, ers. LOST, • On Friday the 3d inst. in thdTawn of Pieston, RED MOROCCO POLKET BOOK, con _taining the six-following BILLS.: Thomas Werswick and Co.'s Draft,'On. Cox and Co. Lon don, payable to Peter Millington, or,orderotated uth tug: at two months;fo r 20 1 . , I3S. . . • Ditto on ditto, to John Brockbank, dated 16th August, at tvo months, for to'. - Ditto on ditto,-terlohn Brockbank, dated 9th August, at two months, for 1 5 1. 6s. Dilworth - and-03: Lancaster,- on Barclays - and ,Co. -Lon 10e, payable to Hathven and Dixon, dated tSth August, at two months, for Bolton'and Co: Prestop, on.iNtafFatanii. Co. London, pay able to 'Gill, dated 14th lugut, at twOmontliS - 4 1 - Or 301. - Fenton and Co. Leects: 4 ,on Btikdfro-, and Co, L9ridcw, pay able to James Turner, dated 3d August, at two months, for All, especially indorsed -6Y Langton, Birley and Co. favour a t anasWilliam ortler.'"*- ;0 4 -13. Whoever. will bring thy said Bill-s, or anysatt of too - rithr Or the Banks at Prcston; - to Messrs. - Lang= B irity and Co. of Kirkham, or-to? , 11 - :. Wi4o4l.fLdweni L ancaster, will be halidsomelY • Stptember 4. 15:32. . . :;;.*: • T,w E fAr-Ft V,E 4413;.D. I.'o UN DS Pbr the First-drawn Tickct THE' "STATE• ;Drawing - `LO ITER November zg. 1e67. PRESENT PRICES . • ••• 4. T 7 To p. Ralf • - r 8 0 - z s•6* Quarter. 4.'io. '0 3 o. Tickets and Shares of Tickets arc now on Sale at •- • • Hqtt'SSilY. anti No. t 6, Cornhill,.opßosil,e the Royal k;cchange, London ; 4.1 150 at their License d bffiZtYs, Kinedom. Allsb4r,c,..co.ki at this ()11 . 1.‘e will he ataniped, agr,:eable. to Ad of J;arliamcnt;.with the A.ords, "State Lottery Stamp 0 fliee.'v -itarrt(i- Stocks,-'with mar sev eralAnnuittes, and all kinds of Government Securities u?tit'and.sold COI AWAqTEDTO RF,NT, GE, or SMALL FARM; ,W.ithrtzune Li; Actes of Land, from les from. Twn.--A le addreised to L. M. to be !eft at jr. Peacuc o rt, E le phan and Castle,,}li9ll , -mentioning the Place, Tents, Lk • en an inter , icw or answer will rte returned. PATENT BI DS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BED'S, ;'•••• DINING: 'fAI3LES, • - Differing in • Stilg and Plan from those in the•old way. , UT.L.Kit'i ORIGINAL MANUFACTORV and. W ARE.- ROOMS, No. is and. t 4, CATHERINE_ 4 TE ET, Eight Doors from the Strand, maker of the above Articles to the KING and QU•EEN, Their Royal Highnesscs th ur e •UK E .of YORK and PRINCESSES, CESS ES, an d -Man u f ac. ter of rarilitute in 'general: — Bu T L Xit has observed some of the-various Ativertisments. ° Pposed to hint, the intention of which may be easily disco-' *tr ed.; and wr i tes ,i n short t h at , b y t he permission 0t.Prp,vi ,4.,.n°,;41 he Manufaaures and sells as above, (where also mF a y "', every Af t i c l e i n . -t h e Upholstery _Line) ,his supeti or • • ouk_posT and TEN - r DEDS,.with Brass Screws and various other Brass Parts ; • SOFA BEDS, Making a hind .l""f°. So aflti a comfortable Bed; ,CHAIR BEDS, which jr,rsibirrn the'Sathe Way; and each few minutes; DIN -I,4‘G T ABLES•on various Construaions, and quite on a new Laiticl;4.,opa.r(!RTAßLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a ineut s in Furniture, ,Construaion; , and various ;Improve_ Kuuses eempletely furnished ; the Articles oiwtil•.'season -13-'6.lv._°,9d s and excellent workmanship. A150,..f0r,. e.N.poftation tor the E ast and West Indies ; Cabins llttcdtrp torPas sezhers,•sec • tUTLER has constitiaed several and • .ti•lachines - for Zi t Zrviting his . P atent Articles, &c. at his Mann taCtory, as ' and...with 'much •snbrnission, _and a true sense of gra .L'ude, acknowledges th e kind encouragement he has 'so ge aerausly received.Jit • • ' tontradiaion to the false assertions posed to the e° l T it's Pat en t A rt i c l es , at his Warehouse may be se p ata te•Patent.Deeds, one for Dining, and other Tables ; :x.,:e4niciietothseorracoßt.4.(lll.,rass, .and other .Soreve Bedsteads, which Posts or Feet. - hail - or other Bet . : 14 ... teads, .with Screw ACZ. THE BRISTOL PAPERS. or the perusal of those afflicted with Nervons -Complats, I send you my Case, and hope to see it published. 171.1W0 yearS.ago had a Nliscar - ridge,.i..iir.bieh. eon.; fined' tO my room for three- month's. I was attend- `"hy Phvsician, hu, after rnaoy consultations. cdvistd v eto tr) the Bristol Hot Wells. Being then in 'Exeti.r, 'vas impossible -for mo to uudertalie the journey,. beingost reduced to a shadow, with 'lowne&s of spirits, violent d-ach, trembling,:palpitation of the hea r t; alafming nl s fie fits, and the whole trainof Nervou s C omp l a i nts. My 2pothecary and f riends.wished me to try L voui Nervous Cor ;141 : for their Satisfaaion I, complied ; the first bottle made l a lterattbn in tn) coniplaints, but it procured me some na ) cra,4l, sleep, which :I had „not expetienced after lily nerves flte „ „ n i(, e ,, a l o , ttrea. ; :ifUlly affeeled : this induced' Inc continue to my surprize,l soon foundmy appetne re ?';• :I Iten'undertookiny journey. to-the I-lot Wells, from place I wrote to you for our advice. )(du tied me to ta k e a five guinea'bottle of Nervous Cordial, t •T nw l ty comlint wre so comlicated, and •oud requre A letlicii p ie a- to se p he 7 contintfid -a' long time ; but thanks to Jour skillsand medicine, .i n a b out two Months I was so- far recovered rIS to walk and take exercise on horseback. It. is o.?"' 18 months sine.l have taken aity.of your Medicine, and tive rem:tined perfectly .well ever Si t since .without any . return !ny disord e r. lam now going . to relana ; when I return all settle in I oialOn ; will then pay my t es pea s to-you in vial W; 41?tligive my ad - dress, where with pleasure I will sa • I am, Sir, your obliged humble Servant, -,A1.41av,z6, !Soo • &AR An BAKER. SVrup 'and Nervous Cordial to be had at the i - '9 C ,for'Sli•ous e. , 9: Albien,str . eet, seven doors froM the Le‘eian NlL:scum ,1 3 1a.ktr;ars-,bridg,,, in bottles at 225. I 11d or c-oliting, No. 42, Cornhill Je :tut and - f.:(1.41:ne-klaeoi li iso, Oxford -street; Yard; Excl. - nu - 4w •E. Netvbery . , cornerof St, Patil'S.Church • 1-3 6tatc:17, Royal Bar ckell'i: ) ,,M etliciie Warehouse, 1. , r0: 229; Strand,' Temple the ; -I.tot V ,h ua , Seilers and _Nledi k i ne Yendo,- in 1411Onthree ones Kingdans.,. .4 zza - botllc contains equal to .11••:; • • . ~~ r --- ,, y IF 1 - 71 „. , a g , „I I i .. 4 ... THuRsDA Y, SEPTEIBER. 9, wID4EY, near PORI SM2qTH, TO. s: BE LETT or SOLD, and iannuia're l'o4e,,,iont given, "'THE HOUSE and' ES FATE t BiIa.)MFIE LD. I_ The frernises are, very pleaiantiv situated, and are w':11 ad: pied for til'lZegi r tience of a Gentleman's Farniiy. Apply -to. Qri Waller; Portsmouth TO ii E SOLD,. Purstiant to a Decree of the High Court of Clkancery, made a Cause in ti tled SIM MO NDS against P I CK.A It!), A, FREEHOLD ES IA I`,E, situate at Wiggin_ ton;, in ihO P a ri`;ll' of Tam Worth, bl i the' 'County •of tatibtd, consisting ot aDWELL IN G'•HO,ELSE:;.Barn, Sta ble, Cow-house, Yard, Gardens; and several Pieces or • ITarcels of Land,' d6nt4itslitg iii the whole Sixty, , eis;ht Aires, or thereabouts, now in the Possession of Mr. Thomas Mous- Uy, ds Tenant at Will. - • The said Estate .will be sold in one Lot, with the appro bation of Peternolford, Esq. one of the Master's of The said Court, ,at the King's ,Arms Inn, at Tairmorth aforesaid, on the isth day of September, 180 a, between the hours 0f three and tour , o'Llock in the afternoon. • • Pardculars whereof may be had (gratis) at' he said Master's Citainbe'r, in Soutilai,iipton-building.;, Chaiitery,lane, LOn don ; of Mr. Robins, Solieit&r, Grays.lum ; 91 Mr Bout-, bower, Solicitor, New North-streer, Rea Libif-square ; o! Messrs. ICindeey, Lo.nA and Ince, Solicitors, •Syinonds -115n- of Messrs. Allen aria Exley, Sohcitors; Purnival's- Irrni of Mr. Neville, at' Tarnwortti.; alai. Holland, Bir mingham ; of Mr. ealincr, of Messrs. Arini shaw aud . MaSgreave, Kudgleyalidat thePlaee. of Sale. . . SWANSEA, GLAMORQANSI-lIRE.. .-.. To BE SOLD BY - PUBLIC'AUCTION, On Monday the 27th Day of Sep'tenhaer.inst. at the Talbot Arms Inn,: itt tile Town of Sian ca, between the - Flours of . Three and Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such ConditiOns of Sale as shall be then prOduced A • FOUR-L or SHARE > I'ER PART , TA. ef Two Valuable CO L L S, pow. in onsittera ble Work, situate on the Line' Of the SWansea Canal, one at Stone Coal, and the other of C ulna, Neil by, Lease, the thriller for Fifty Years, and the tatteribr 'Twenty-one-Years, ,frot.il Michaelmas 70-. They - are'. betir worked , ,tly Level, without the Ilse of 1. ire or Water Engines, 'consequently the frotifs and . LOsS may be reduced Ida degree of certainty. For Particulars, apply Popkin, Swansea, or to Mr. P. Popkin, Solicitor,lNOi 27, beani.streetl. SohO, ei ther of Nviloin will in the mean time treat for the Sale of the Premises by Private C.Aliract;. •, • tvli's-i'MottLAND. TO BE SOLD, t;.e Valu,tbig.,.and improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE of 'ERE EK's HALL, dis taut tour Mies front Appleby, the County Town, and five from tile. Market Town of Kirby Stepen : .consisiing of the Hail, a large old Minicin, With 'suttfible Buildings, all in gcoct rep4ir, and.fwo other .Farm Houses lately. built, with all necessary conveniencies to each; also 812, Acres (as Rel. Elan of the::Estatv) of Arabic, Meadow, and Pasture Land; lying in a Ring fence. Tne Estate is well fenced, and well watered, a Trout Stream running' through it, and many Springs. It possesses in itself the means of great improve ment, by inexhaustible Quarries of blue Little Stone, of the 111,4 quality, and two Lime Kilns ; the Land Tax is re dZ.--iticd, and the whole, forty- t Acres excepted; is Tithe free, and having•an unlimited Right on the valuable and ex tensive Common of A s by M as k, bei ng cacellent Sheep Land. •• • • 1- or further Particulars, enquire of Matthew Stephenson, Esq. 01 Sawnridge; 'adjoining Breek's Hall, the owner; Alihwk,ton I:'yas, dear Richmond ; Mr. Rn:riard Stephenson, Attorn;:y-Jt-Law-; Appleby; - Or Mr. Benjamin Lidrike„at Cm.h.,:anthio Hilt, Bi,lioo Auckland, 1)&11a .—fames Wright, at SAwbridge, 'Serilct to Stephenson, will sir,iv the' P realises.. ' 7 • NEW MUSIC. This Day was published, .By GOULDI.NG;ThPI-lII S PS, and D'ALMAINE,:' Music-sellers, No. 45 , Pall - -Mall,;and No. 7 6, St. James's street, THE WANDERING SAVOYARD's SONG, composed by I'. 'Thompson, price is. killien the Moon shines all so bright, a favourite Duo for two voices, composed by'T. Thompson, pride as. Why droops the blooming Rose, or Love and Riches, a favourite Song, composed by T. Smith, price is., For M try's Love alOne,,sungby Mr. Dignunt at Vatx hail, composed by T. Smith, price is. The Wandering Boy, a Ballad, set to music by J. King, price Is. . . A Hymn on depositing the COlours. of tho. - Loyal Hamp stead Volunteers, sung by Mr. Incledon, composed by J. ,Davy, price as. „ The Musical Appenclik to the Song Smith, containing 12 Comic Sprigs, .Iyriqeb by composed by ,:cove, Sa ititlerSon, and Broad, price 3s. ' Each coming Day, a.favourite'Song, sung by Mrs. Mills in Bonclocaiti; arranged as - a Rondo for the Piano" Forte Forte by I. Moorehead, price is. 6:1... 'The favourite Overture, Songs, and t; serea Airs, in Brazen Mask, for the. Piano. Forte, composed by Davy and Mountain, price 65., The firSt, second, and third - Number of Handel's celebrat ed Messitths. arranged for the Piano Forte .byj. Mazzipgni, , price each 3s. ' •„ • OR EtuNTINGDON'sHI RE_ TO BE SO La 13'Y I,(lViti FL CON+.iIACT, With immediate Posscssidn, A CA'PI TA .%` M.ANSICA. HOUSE, - wiPi 7 double Coach-hotise, good. Stables, -Useful and 'convenient Out-offices, excellent Flower and Kitchen Gar dens, beautiful Pleasore Grounds, well .wooded, and sur ritiLndcd boy a deligntlul River, with a colirii;uous Close of Pasture; situate at GODMAN C HEST ER; one mile from Huntingdon, 14 from Cambridge, and .58, from Loudon, on the North and Cambridge Roads. ThiS Estate is in a pleasant •Neighhcruthood, and art excel-. lent Sporting Country ; two miles only from a capital Pack of Fox Hound;:, and separated tram Port Holm Race-Ground by the navigable River Ouse, , The Purchaser Kill' be• aecommodateil"With` more Pasture Ground, if required. , Further Particulars may be had of Messrs. lenkinson and Land Snryty - ors, 'Huntingdon,' • GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLI/BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ,•• The MANOR of P.AINSWICX, -• • • A TrulyDesirable.ancl Improvable FREEHOLD EST ATE,. 6 miles fioni Glohaster, 3 from Stroud; fj. from Cheltenham, — _, - and - 28 from , cons Ming f the MANOR of PAINS W I CK, extending over several thousi.od Acres of: Land, -.with' Fines, Chief-Rents; Qult-iltei•rs, anct Heriots, issuing out of nearly Soo different Copyhold Tene ments, which, with the Tolls of the Market, is a nitisrde sirable purchase for any Gentleman of the Law. Also a Ca pital Manor Farni, • with Souse,' requisite • Offices, Garden and Pleasure Grol i mii, 330 Acres - of..Arab:e, - MeadoW, SPas titre and 'Wodd Land;" lying coritpad, and surrounding . the House; •tvith two briprovable . and valuable Streams of Water through and uniting in th e s a me, v er y C onv enient for erecting Mills, for the use of the Manufaday 'carried on in the neighbourhood. And also 381 Acres of. ,ncloSed.Wood- Lands anctWastes, wellstoeked witli Beach, Oak, and• Ash Trees,' lying within the Manor. The whole capableof very great improvement, both for pleasure and profit, and may be reasonably estimated at upwards of 700: per ariourn. Printed Particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. W. Baylis, of Painswic;‘, who will shew-the•PremiSes ; Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud ;; of Messrs. T...-and W. Dunn, SolicitOts, Lincoln's-Inn ; and of MesSrs HOdskin.: sOrt and Co. Surveyors, No. 35, Artindel-street, London, where a'Plan of the Estate may he seen. • - • • ESSEX. worm:, TY THES, and HERIOTS. TO 'BE SOLD, AST HANNINGFIEI,D- HALL FARM, .1.L.4 containing .141 A. 3R. .to P. with Farm- house, and other Buildings, now under Lease James' Tavener, for nn 91 21 years, of which to are Unexpired at Michaelmas next. This , Lot is tube. sold clear of Land Tax. The LODGE FARM, 'in' East Hanningfield, containing 235 A. t R. 9 P. with Far M-house and other Builclinas, now under Lease to Mr. William Wright, fora tel - rn of 2i years,. of which. to will be un.:xpired. at MichaelmaS next, free of ti ! Land T a x. —Th e a b ove T en a nts are nder covenant to . keep ' _the. Premises-in repair, being allowed rough Timber.only, 'Also the following Woods: CHURCHLAND - GROVE, ailjelning .to the Glebe and Hilt Farm in East Hanningfield, containing to A. 3R. P: - _"G RE AT 13LYTH HEDGES, adjoining to _Seymour's Lone, in West Hanningfield, containing 3o A. 3 R. • LITTLE BLYTH VEDGESic adjoining-ditto, 7 A. o R. 37 P . in ditto. • SEYMOUR's' SPICING, lying between Great and Little Elyth Hedges Wood,. in ditto,' 9 A. 3 R./34 P. GREAT and UTTLE • BLOODLAND WOOD, in South Hanningtield Hall Tarin, 16 A. ' PANDAM WOOD, between Gifford and Ham Farms, in South Hanningfield; 13 A:.3 it 16 P. r - • Also the GREAT and SMALL TYT.HES ortheTarishes of Btittsbury and Motintrtciin, and the*G R E T-YTH ES of the Parish of Bursted, which willbe so kt to the;reveetiVe Proprietors of the Estatel'forivhieh they are ' Also the H E RI OTS due trathe• Lord - of the sev!tral Manors of Writtle, Rox well, Illgtekolle, Mai-gareiting,'Nfoimtne3- sing, linny, CrOndon, Gfeat -Bursted, Cotvbridge, 'East, West, aid South Hannhighelci. :Stich Persons as'inaY , be inelined to purchase any of the ablve„are desireAto treat by Letter, vost,paidotith,Thomas.. HAVersi EN. - THE PICTURE OF LONDON. . . NEW EDITION of. THIS USEFUL WORK, with numerous. Correilions and ImproVc ments, was this day published, and ntiy be had of a ll Book sellers in Great Britain and Ireland, .price Five Shillings bound in red, No: 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, Aug.'i4,-1,30z. MODERN HISTORY. • • T"E Ancient P a rt of _ Dr. NIAVOR' s UNI •v E RSA L I STO RY beinr, now completed in :Nine Volumes, the Public nre , resp:..ttfully informcd,'that the First Volume of the Modern History will to published ory the Ist of Odober, and that "a VOlume.wiil continue to bc,publish— ed on the First Day of ever . ) , Month, till the Sixteen Vo-' lotrie, of which the Modern Hijtory is to consist, .are corn . . • . . 'As the Public opinion of the merit and utility of thiS Work has been Most tinetrui4ottlly expressed; by the. rapid aid extensive sale of the Nine Volumes whiclihaVe appeared, it is not deemed neeessary , to:emiatiate on . the. claims which The Modern History will poss3ss, to a continuance of the saine flattering patronage: It is obvious, that to all persons to whom the great Uni versal History, in 66 iarge.Volwnes Oclavo, is either top ex pensive, or too voluminous, Dr. Mayor's Universal _History, in 25 moderate-sized Volumes, must be a most' desirable ac quisition. _ ' The Volumes are sold at ss. in boards ; or, - upon common paper, at 35.94. in boards ; anri single Volunfes, or complete Sets, may be had ()fall Booksellers. No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, August 25, 18oz. • t DENON's TRAVELS IN EYGYPT, Price tBs.'boards. Under the immediate Auspices of the Chief Consul of France. • • • This Day was published, - Elegantly printed-in Two Vols.. Oetavo, on a fine wove De my Paper, and illustrated with many Copper-plates, con sisting of 'Views, Antiiptities, Patties, &c. &c. and`a Map, of Upper and Lower Egypt, describing 'file Route of the „French Army, price as. boards, ~ MRAVELS in UPPER and LOWER EGYPT, In ccmpany with severatpivisions of,the French Army, (luting the - Campaign, of Gcneral-lionail4i - te :n CQuntr.. , . • • by .VIVANT • • Translated from the French by EDWARD AIR; UST U s • KENDAL, E. which is.prefix;i;l;a Genuine History of the Invasion of EgY i p`t, from; the departure of the Trench Fleet from. Toulon,- to the sup-ender of. Alexandria to, the Army commanded by G r ener i al Lord Hutchinson. Printsd for B. Crosby and' Co. StationeeS,Conri, London.. ' ,Ert NOVEL§. . This, Day was published, in Three Vols. Price cos-. 6d. THE WHITE KNIGHT • or, The MONA& TE RV of MO RNE; a Romanct. •' ' - 'By THEODORE MELVILLE, Esq.• ' London : Printed for .B. 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Giving-in Impartial Account of the 'I ' Atheist- Jews, D;:ists, . ~-• • Chineseßeligion, Pagans, . : ' " - Christians; ' Theophilanthrppists, Mahornetans. Mso of the fallowing Christian ,Seas; A ntimonians f tunrrs Reformer's Arians' " ' Lutheians , kefugees Armin ians- - ; Materialists Relief - At na nasians • Millenarians , Sabellians Baptists . Moravians S'abbatarian - s Ea ,tterians • Mtiggletonians Sandem an i ans Browiiiis . . Mystics. . • Scotcja Presbyterian Calvinists : Methodists. - Seceilers Destrudionists Ncw Methodists " Shakers DUnkers ' • New Americ. Sea Socinians Er%l.Presbyterians Necessitarian. Sublapsarians. Episcopalians. ' Non)urers Supralapsariatis- FiftlalonitrellyMen Papists Swedenborgians G reek Charch Pdobaptigts . Trinitirians Flugonois Protestants . Universalists liutchinstinians Protestant Dissenter Wiekliffites 1 Independents : . Onakers, . . ... • Accompanied with a ersnastve to Religious-Aiodetation, and Reflea.ions on. the Whole. By JOHN EVANS,,.A4 M. tinted 'for B. Crosby_ and C o . Statioherks-cOOtt, London. - SUSSEX.. _ FREEHOLDS AT BRIGHTHELMSTc-WE. MO. BE SOLO, *Twp Capitaj .FREL , 'IIOI:A3 UESSUAG gS or DWEI.IANGS, with double Coachlllonses, S tall Stables for Eleven Hoites, Rcoms and . Lifts ovcr, the same, and Sundry Tent'n'ients joining, eligibly situate in the East-street and near the Mar ket, in Brighton ; ccrriptising a large extent of 'Ground, capable of great Increase of . Bitildings, -- arichriuch I rnprdve meat, now lett to Lieut. William Scut' and.l‘l§srs. Hill, Daniel, k:e.nr, and others, by the Year, several Rent's, amountitig {neat) to till. per Annum. Tneabove Estate is %veil.' wurth the Attention 61 , the Pub lic; and :In Ptoprietor (selling to redeem ax) to a4coinniOdate thesl?urchaser with the Loan ilfg rea enable, part of tihi fßirchaSe- money, on Security of the Preznises, 'a period to be limited, To ;real, for the Purchase and other Particiabirs, please to apply to Mx. " Mcdiv JiaphAzlnt ---;/.., ' 4 •-• ')e ) . t i \ eki—r - s , fi• / 4..... ...4 -A sicillaL 1 - 'A . 4.. , . --„,...',...,,, -44--.. ,Azi.--- w .~_, [PRICE SIXPENCE. EAST INDIA ItAISZ 'Augusi iB, I e THE COURT of DIRECTORS UNITED COMPANY of itTERCHA Mrs of r. LAND trading to the 4st In:ties, do hereb; give Net:T.-, Th - at a Quariery General Court cf. the said tomPa:)• held at their House in Leaa'enhall-street, cn IVea'nesday, the igth September next, at Eleven o'Clock ix the Forcn.ion. TAMES COBB, Assistant S;teretatjt,, • • EAST INDIA HOUSE, September 2, 1802. T HE COMMIT TEE of SHIPPING bl.the. UNITED COMPANY ej 111EICHA.);TS of ENG::. LAND trading to the East Indies, du bereb_y give Notice, Theit the ComMittee will be ready tp receive Proposal: 1,: ing-, scaled up, on. WEDNESLSAY ? the 27.1 instant, from atif Person: be willing to ,:upply, the Compaly with, Anchors and"Grapnals, Canvas, • - -Iron guns, • - , Ititoh and Tar, , - Siu.ekan4,Sl4:l.4;. ,Steel " • Svaxiish. 1; - on,.. and . . British Iron. SMITH, .WARNER, and Co.'s Sole MANUFAC TURE RS of the :'oitly Extra-Superfine Permanent OIL • COLOURS in CAKES and _POTS, and Extra -Super fine Perinanent WATER COLOURS in CAKES, &c. &c. -No. ali t Piccadilly, opposite Air-titreet, B leaVe to infor m , t h e P u bli c , that +he 4ove. Colours have been acknowledged by eminent ArtiStS, •to be permanent beyond any thing yet discovered. They and levigated by an extraordinary chemical process, to the highest degree of refinement, and are also prepared in thd greatest variety upon. the most improyed principles. The xtra Superfine Peruianent Water Colours in Cakes, have been declared tor clearness of colouring, fineness, richness • of tint, brilliancy and durability, to excel all others. The riiiich improved Oil Colours in Cakes, flow instantly with .an abundance of colour in the most glutinous • dry as fast oras slow as required. These Oil Cakes may be also used as Water Colours, with tile greatest ease and clean, !Mess; and either as transparent or Opaque ColOUrs in oil or water, are in every respect admirably compleaf. They are levigated almost to liquid refinement; endure every climate witlrout spoiling, are well adapted for Travelling, CoUntry Residences, and to take Views at Sea, which cannot be . jured ; , and with, them a Pallet may be set five mirsureg. The Extra-Superfine Permanent Oil Colours in Pots, pos sess the abov e property. '• They also make and sell the following Articles, and every_ requiSitd for the improvement of fine Drawing, of the first quality, wholesale, retail, and for,exportation, to.be had as above, - viz . . . .Five different sets of Crayon Pencils, .sokne of which bear varnishing; five different sets of Impalpable Powder Colours,. for :Pran4iarent or Opaque Painting, either in oil in' water two...sets of new invented &Fly Culours, which neither change nor crack off; and are partienlatly calculat. - ,•1 to appear lire f 0.i1, -- Colcfrs, when yarnished ; different purifie4Q - ils, - ;- two excel lent hrystatiite Varnishes. one of which is . proutteed by dissolution o .f '6' um Copal purely in high rectified Spirits of Turpentine; "a inoSt curious improved Italian Preparation fbr preserving and heightening thelights-in Stained Drawings, equal to all. the freedoin -Penciling, of - Opaque; or Oil Painting. Price as. 6d. per Bottle. . AR'T'ISTS OPINION OF tvartNEß. itmD CO.'S EXTRA.. FINK PERMANLNT COLOURS, &C. GENTLEMEN,' I do not th;lik it possible to . thake any further, improve-. meat in your, fine Colours, particularly in.your iv-ker Co. loaf's ; they seem to me to possess all the qualities an Artist can.wish.; they . flow freely, vouch sharply, work sappily, handle broadly, or finely, petted firmly, and ma k e even washes with ease ; the heavy Colours you have given a thin ness to, and the light ones a sufficient solidity. They work well without •,7;uirr, by ..which the purity of the Colours are preserved, and the Artist- enabled to give the full depth of Tint without being black or dirty ; and I have ;o add, .that I think it a great acquisition tha t t h ey, and other of yourex cellent Improvements, have been long since recommended to me by that justly celebrated Artist Mrs. Mee; and that Lam happy to find them so warmly patronized by many'Otheis of great eminence ; and am only sorry, from your having plieasW my ideas better than my_Own labour and close application for twenty years past in the preparation of Colours, that Lain as little knower in town as. to yourselt;''and'c'annot`therefore give youlhat due weight in this opinion : which 'would ensure your Articles that good sUccesS I - believe they Merit zuid I wish you in them. (Signed) CTIA2LES BYRNE. - This is my opinion also, T.R. s E ELL:. To• Smith, Warner, and'Co. 211, Piccadilly. • In addition to the above, numerous are the Pp,trons of. the Articles of S. W. and Co.'s Manufacture, but they cannot in sert-the whole for fear of ofiimt!e ; however, in addition to the. above, :with submission ; they ha pt the honour and satis fadiOrt to add the names of those distinguished Artists, R. Cosway, ESq. P. Sandby, E sq. M r. P. Reinagle, sen. and Mr. R. Reinatiri, e, jun. • ' • S. W.. and:Co. beg leave to inforth the Nobility, Gentry, that amoggst their late Discoveries isa.fine tree-w or ki ng full Body White, 'warrantects i permanent ; t undergoes th e So vere.st tests, and every chemical operation, Without the least change. _ ... N B. Please to observ e , th at t h e ab ove Sm i th is not, rand never sijas, any way connected with Smith late of Norwich, and therefore none of the above Articles are genuine but what are sfatr.. , ecl "London, Smith, Warner, mad Co." Scc. . NEW INVENTED BLACKING. PATRONIZED AND USED FOR THE KING' AND ROYAL FAMILY. HARDY's Imperial BLACKING POWDER' a Chethical Preparation, which will neither soil the' finest linen, or smell disagreeably ; ,it softens and nourishes the leather, repels water, keeps the ketch)" and comfortable, procures the. finest jet black,- and retains its virtues •in 'all climates . - ' heat will not dimicish its lustre, and th e d ust m a y bd wipedofl' without„kssening the .polish; it produce s t he' most elegant lustre to Gentle me n' s Hussar Boors and Dress shoes, as well as to the Boots; Shoes, Clogs, &c. of the . La., • his sold by Robert Hardy, the Proprietor, at No. 3, Barnard's Inn, Holbor n ; and by , most Boot-makers , and Venders of Potent Mddi-ineln the United Kingdom, in tin boXes, at is. and ts. bd. each; with proper Brushes,—/I. Likewise procutes. 'Boot Trees, if req uire d, on w hi ch the most faShionable lustre is produced with ease and ex p,edition. • ' BOWEL COMPLAINTS.. THE Superiority , which the Original DAFFY' s ELIXIR has over all other' Medicines in curingthe above Complaints, renders an y comm e nts bu its virtuLs un necessary ; but the Proprietor feels it a duty he owes to the Public to caution hem against Counterfeits; .and informs them, that Ile neither supplier, or authorises any I-Louse in town to sell his 'Medicine = and that it-can only be had.ge.: nuine ,at, his Warehouse, the white Stone, House,..la Salis bury-square, Fleet-Streit. Messengers should, be, cautious , to avoid two shops in tne na r r ow entrance into the:Square, +' ho have the audacity-to write on their . . - vindows Original . 19 - itry's,Elixir,”_ by winch the tin war- have been clect,verl. A ittivagh Governinent,haV - e . airad ' clikiortal Doty on We s, ygt..t he p rop,riotor , xce11,.. 7 , 7• 47,n0 con ti e t , e 4 t o sell hiS oldest Elixir txt quarts •14i, and pints Bs. eapti. i ,''; . , Such Proposals exprersing therein tte lowest Prices, as. that,. will not be an opportunity of ntakink dnji abatement. The Conditi:ms' of the Contrails may be seen upot application to Mr. "'antes Caggan, Clerk to the ,said Cammittee,7:.itb whom the Tenders mast be left beAre Twelve p'4."lock at Mon on . the 22:1 install, beyond which 17;rm not atv Tender will be received. r , i ~. ‘vripi; A. -..t4..,ki-e; ~,,,..,4 , -, ----ms #:,w-:-.....---- -.---- ) ,,1,Lii.„,r 4 ,,, , , , ,, , -- „ ,- /4 diftitm. T T os_}, I c.)32. f It f the the crals. tht ut by ST, tveg pti • eec. prat at ~o:p.' dill ~: ‘c et once the ork La elvf.; r. - r- N t iS, CV,. hill,, at la rttg re is 0 1 :le 0 , Y for ,er Pos . ! 5 11 a t C.; al cis or I°o4 righr tOr ti7C ai oFs' •rnif ,tbc - 1-13 ' . a l- -