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~. r~ r""t P'~; /'L4L 1 ,e UNIIJE ft- -,010. NEW • • 4111/0...... T HE E RONAUTICON, or NAVAL TEMPLE, 1 N O ., 118, Pall-Mall, are n ow d a ily exhibited, FORTY-FOUR DRAWINGS of this_Architedtural nretisign, and v ar i ous o f i ts ornaments, eftecutcd by enutieni sts. ,„?` l . It. The Profits of this Exhibition, and of the . Sale of a firk in which it is described, entitled the TRIDENT, are i t . ven by the Author to the Marine Society ; an4Mr.•Christie to d s liberally granted the use of his Rooin gratis. E x s p!an a _ r Y Catalog ues, and the Trident, are sold at the Exhibition Room. •GAOL OF DEVO".' ,- . 'ANTI D GOVERNOR of the GAOL of the said COUNTY, and for the Penitentiary House Iv ithin the said Prison, at a Salary of zsol. per Annum, with Lodge, and the Ground surrounding the Prison. The stritiest investigation will be made into the principles and moral condua of every Person who may think fit to otter for "on o s ppointment, and a Reference to Per sons i n a d ue s i tua- t life, will be required to establish the Ch ara tt er o f habit Applicant. The superior education, and the previous of command, when other qualifications are equal, will fleet with a de,:idecl preference. t re e n v y P ttSQl Wishing to offer himself as' a Ca n did ate, may e any i nformation from Mr. Eales, Clerk of the Peace, Exeter, Vi s i t i ' ll O can have immediate communic a ti on with the ng justices. EA LES, Clerk of the Peace LL PERSONS having any Claims or Dz.Mand !rlounad on . the Estate or E ne-as of the late LUKE STEED, o f itch, London, Plumber, deceased, are desi re d to sen d I P, the same to Mr. Jo s eph Pickard, of Dishopsgate.street, ' ,lu mber, or Mr. Joseph Barber, Sr. M ary -A xe, B r i c k layer, nl stees to the said Est - ate, in order they may b e pa id . s all persons indebted to the said Estate arc hereby de -34,r to w h a t e ver , same to tke above Trustats, and to divete 34,rson they being duly authorised to rec the 41 : in of the Widow and Children of the deceased. t o . L UATION fOr TWO YOUNG LADIES as BOARD_ ,-S. or TRAVELLING DOMESTIC COMPANI- W' &c. - • ANTED Accommodation for. two Young g e , t Ladies, twenty-four and twente-three years of age': t eel connections, well educated, and of the Church of o n r,, gla y nd : The principal object is Society and Domestic xo c i - "rts, in the middle sphere of life ; their usual affibility ti t , g e neral economical ideas, would render them an acquisi -.. So c . a Widow Lady of respeelability, that would wish for )pta tety . Terms for Board and Lodging Thirty Pounds per l i ,r each. Would have no objeaion to Parlour Boarder Zioi, re3 Petlabl e Female Seminary. Situation in the Country 1)0 ,12 e xceed one hundred miles from Lond on . s _The Neigh ,.(oVonci of Peterborough, in Lincolnshire, or Lynn, in Nor -1.! Would have the preference. mote inserter of this is a respectable Tradesm an , we ll ' - dead to many of the Nobility and Centre, arid is most rtior a i and interestedly concerned for the tuturc welfare and thi s taraders, now unimpeached, an d t rusts that should to t ra - v ie ,, e ache eve of any Family,,Nobility or G entr y, go i ng h broad, or settled in Engl an d, m igh t fi n d one or k rit reae young Ladies very usef u l : th e y spea k Frrn,./i Letter Y and terms would be th e l east consi d erat i on. tekhs (post-paid?, addressed to A. Z. New England Col will ir i !et Threadneedle-street, London, fully expLinatory, t mrttediately attended to. NEW MANUFACTORY. HE NOBILITY and GENTRY are respeB- ;:tit-4 4 , 11 Y informed, that the Elegant and Tasteful VA t4pv` r.of N IV and FASHJONABLE ARTICLES for note hibiting at ROSA RTS and PLOWMAN's rehous, have uced manv Linen-drapers, Haberdashers, C o(k . ,00lier for 'Sa many kinds of spurious and interior lhi sn `g , as their Manufaattre. They arc compelled to take eoti,-PPartunity'of informing the Public, that they have no tort With any Persons of the above description, a n d tor l e d -, ant Prodtiaions of their Manufac v ne 21) P t , 0 • ' "re only to be , Warehouse,had at their Warehouse, No 1, Chand os _ %'t i,,, W EW INVENTED MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. 13A INBRIDGE, Professor and Teacher•of ,t 0 i nf , the Flagelet, Oboe, and German Flute, begs leave „ l ott ri , ° „"r l the Nobility. Gentry, and others, admirers of those "tt f•,taelits, that he has . invented anew Flagelet, now much f tel,c;.,uten, that can be plaved upon without pinchingor I tvfli e i l ° in the upper noleS, the fingering and blowing of \ '"tel ( I s 50 easy, that the I4arner may acquire more ii: one 1 4 ., ,on this ins'timept, than in three months in the usua e r? r ) t , t a ., 4ll jug at the same time the one more full and sweet, ;',i.:rer„s,"utling chastely with the upper notes ot a welLplaYed ik tru,,, " F lute, being larger than usual, and an octave to that , T h .7 , ent, o teisttlagelet is a beautiful accomPanirnent to the Pian9- &i r i s ' s ` 1 „ 4 ,rP, German Flute, &cc. or as a Solo Instrument tnr 4g5" .3 it 'nay beplayed in any Key. This Instrument he ' le?ve t ' ) recommend b tl . to:Ladies and Gentlemen, i, rl g Ni such o th i a; any person tray produce a the (.'lt withou„nxserritii t Nl:d e e , rt riln Flute L on i r tie fingering is nearly the same as ~011 , 4 'l'd sold with • rinted Instruaions containing thirty 3 t rite Airs, at his printed Shop only, No. 2, Little Q ueen -I:As' ,the second door from Holborn. 1 1t k i tine exc ellence of this Fla elet depends upon a peculi7ir r l res e -11 1 11 ` 5 ,.hil►^ which no person can execute not in the l) l . 4 iri, sl i a .. 0, t.i'ta'ving it, he - therefore finishes all himself T ~!tto,,cutltling Instructions, Ms. 6d. ; ttpt with I sor •, ' 9l l h;"tra,tipt, xi. as. 6d. Each of which lie will warrant clt e n is Name and Address marked on them. ors addressed to him onlv Will be attended to. Atm ....-- ~,qle 11-„To 13F. s()I.D RV AUCTION, 7,,.114 11 ,,,"P r ule Inn, in Worcester, on Thursday the 3d Day . A' r te r,,,,.11eXt. between the Ilours of Three and Six in the PletcirT'un, tubjeel to Conditions of Sale to be . then pro .lll ' ' tw, qEwleip.nt New-erefied VILLA, in the Parish efit"islii • hitt-1117ton, in the County of Worcester, within 144,11 t 1en °role city., with the 0 lfices, Coach-house, Stable, ell *Ntar.n.(lAShrisbh-€rr neatly laid out, and about three Acres . l' is ''Y be,.. 4 ` 4 ,°'•v Land; in 11:' , 1 cultivation, part whereof has Vttti s ,;n P, antd with ciorce Fruit Trees. The Lancfancl et,,tee ste 4 ".10in the London Turnpike Ri'acl, leadin4 from . 4 ' e r , r t u Pershor • • • ••th• pleasant walk of t‘ or 'e "-ornim e .' ''''!• w t in a P ' lt re e l, an a delightful View of the ad j o i n i n g Country, e th 41d a . te ll , e p i , • desirable spot for a small Family, and were - ` ll " ° P e rtY and Residence of Mr. jonathau Lea, de • k °th re%terer Particulars, apply to Mr. Bird, Collett-yard, I . Lc len, i- °r M_ Yeo:na,;;;, N 0../ z. and ts, Clements fm, , TH, PANORANIA, HAY-MARKET. E Public are res;ecttdly informed, that this Panorama, eXhihiring a GRAND VIEW of the CITY, ciARIS and Environs, is now open for pa6lic inspedion; ted from Drawings made on the N o r t h W es t T ower of Al etropolitan Church o f N otre D ame , s i nce t h e Signing cc tih nue open L te PrelinUnaries of Peace, by JAs. 1)E MARIA, will knn from Ten till dusk Admittance One Shilling. W. B. A Person regularly attends to explain the Pie-111re. V of the COUNTY CAMBRIDGE. To the HIGH SHERIFFS and GRAND JURY of the COUNTY of the crry of CO I:2K. I return you my most c or di a l Thanks for the Honour yo have conferred upon me—it is a great satistadion, and wil; be ever remembered by, me with the greatest pleasure, that my Conduct during so long a residence amongst you, and in times so eventful, has.merited- your approbation; it in the discharge of the important duties committed to my care, I have concluded myself with firmness and decision, allor•!ing to the Loyal and Industrious protection and support—l have great happiness in hearing witness to the ample aid, counte nance, and co-operation of the Magistrates and Gentlemen of this City, front whom I have ever experienced the most friendly and effectual assistance—accept of my warmest Thanks, together with the. roost affectionate wish fur the Interest, Happiness, .and Prosperity of this City. W. MYERS, Major-General. April 20. Km. PROVINCIAL PAPER in the North of England. 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To thcGLNTLENIEN, C RGYond FRE 'EFIOLDE RS GENTLEMEN, OBSERVING that steps hate been already taken to canvass your Votes, upon the idea of an ap— proaching Dissoiution of Parliament, I flattelmyself I may be excused for thus early requesting your favourable atten tion to the Address of an olil, and faithful Servant. • ,•. • After having had the high honour of being returned thrice, as your Representative, and sat in two successive Parlia, ments for twelve of the best years of my life, and during period of unexampled anxiety, difficulty and danger, in whiCh I trust that I have conducted myself without reproach, I hope I may venture to solicit the continuance of your good oppinaon, and the distinguished favour of your Support and Interest at the ensuing General Election. The pressure of Public and Parliamentary Business at present, must inevitably prevent me .mmediately com mencing a Personal Canvass : I shall, however, seize the .earliest opportunity of paying my respects to you. In the mean time I flatter myself that I may rely with confidence on the good offices and exertions of the Independent and resident Gentlemen and Yeomanry of the County and Islr (to %Omni my Family have been so many years indebted f • • support and countenance) inr preventing any undue advantage from being taken of my necessary and unavoidable absence , from the County on the Public Service. Should I prove so fbrtunate as to be for the fourth time honoured with your indulgent protection, I can have`nothing further to wish for in this meat honourable line of British ambition. It will be my most earnest endeavour, by my public conduct on all occasions, to continue to render myself in souse degree worthy of your esteem. I have the Honour to be, With every sentiment of respect and gratitude, • G ENTLEIVIEN, Your most faithful and • Most obliged humble Servant, C. YORKE. CITY GRAND JURY, Coax, April 20, 1802. W E ' the HIGH-SHERIFFS ;id . GRAND JURY of the County of the City of Cork, assem bled at Spring Assizes; 1802, feel ourselves called upon to ex press our warmest approbation of Major-General MY E RS's Conduct during the long and eventful period of his. Command in this City and its .Vicinity. And we are happy at an op portunity of testifying, that whilst the extensive P o w ers , with which h e was invested 'during the existence of Martial Law, were exerted with firmness and decision, the Loyal and industrious met uniform protection and support. TWIN NICHOLAS ‘VRIXON,? J OHN GEORGE NEWSOM, S BERNARD SHAW, for Selt and Fellow Jurors. fy~ v,lJ N T.HURSDAY, MAY 13, 1802. 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Evans, Pall-Mall---where - Subscribers are quested to apply for their Copies. - TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLO, ' Pursuant to a Decre e o f t h e Hi g h C ourt , o f Chancery, made in a Cause, " SMITH against COL HO UN,"• with the approbation of John Spranger, Esc . one of the 111-asters of the said Court, on Wednesday the 9th and. Thursdzy the loth Days of June, 1802., between the hours of tleven and TAelve of the Clock in the, Forenoon of each Day, at the. Great Hotel, at Buxton, in the County of Derby', its 2.4 Lots (the first 12 Lots on Wednesday the yth, and the re maining Lots on Thursday the loth of lune, ; . MANORS 'or LORDSHIPS of TIDES WELL and HIGHL OW, with the several Messuages and. Farms, Lands, Tenements and Real Estates, late of ...lobo Archer, Esq. situate- in the seVer.,l - Parkhes., Town ships and Places of Tideswell, Highlow, Nether Shattun, Hathersadge, Ontseats, Hope, Castleton, Thornhill; Eyain Calvet, Chapel in the frith, Great, and Little Hucklow, Pilsky, Litton, Wardlow, Gotheridge Otrorton, Hasleford, I.3.lmford, l [time, and Bakewell, in the County of Derby: Particulars Whereof may he ,bad ;gratis; at the said - Master's _Chambers, in Southatupton-buildings, Chancery-lane ;of Messrs.' Graham, Solicitors, LincOln's-inn (where, and - at Mr. Catintley's, Bakewell, Derbyshire, Plans of the Estates maybe seeri ; of Messrs. May o an d P ears; S o li c i tors, Cloak lane, London; of Messrs. Black, Epping, Esse.X, ans'l die retruile, London ; Mr, Wilmot, 11'neston well; Messrs. Miils and Crust, Leek, StatThrdshire Mr, Isaac Hall; Castleton ; of the Tenant of Iliglilow-House, Derbyshire ; and of Mr. Hall, at the Great Hotel, at Bo x ton. Singularly beautiful MANSION HOUSE and.PA KK, near Bristol, Gloucestershire. O be LETT, completely FURNISHED, and entered upon immediately, a most noble, spacious MANSION, lit tor the reception of a very large Family of .distinction and opulence, with Coach-house and Stabling for above twenty Horses, and most convenient attached and de tached Offices-of every description. Capital Kitchen Gar dens, Plantations, Shrubberies, &c. &c. and about Fifty Aires of remarkably rich Land, in the highest state of culti vation, and beautifully wooded surrounding the same. The Buildings are in complete repair and the Ground in the highest order, situate on a delightful and healthy eminence, on the borders of Durham-Down, .between Clifton- and Kingsweston, and .commanding superb view of a finely Wooded Country, the Severn, Bristol Canal, AVOn and Welch Hill Mountains. The situation will be Sind to pos..' sess innumerable local advantages. Terms of renting may berknOwn, and the House and Estate viewed, with Tickets only,-by applying to Mr. Yates, at Sneed Park nenr Bristol. . The Premises will not ksliew n before the 14th, or afier the 22:1 instant.' ESSEX. •To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, N FREEHOLD ESTATE, at a dis talwe of about sixteen Allies from LondonL on the .Cambridge Road, consisting of a convenicnt Eamilx Hotisc. most pleasantly situated,'containing a Drawing- room , Din ing-room, Breakfast-room, and Hall, on the Ground Floor; .'six:Bed.4ooms on the F irst Floor; and folic Servants 1 , ,00 - ins on the, Second Floor, with g oo d Kitchen Cellarine, and other orlices , and conveniencies, and abJitt Thirty-two Acres of Land adjoining, and within a Ring Fence. Also a Cot-, tare, and' about Sixteen Acres of Land, near the above, and only divided by a Lane. Immediate possession may be had, and the. Furniture taken at. an appraisement,• it' de.,ired. Enquire at Messrs. Norris and Robinsons, No. 13, Lila coin's Inn New-square. SUSSEX'. . , TO BE .SOLD BY. AUCTION, A: - the Angel Inn, Midhurst, 6n Thursday the 27th aiy of M tv, 0(+24 ix:metal the Hours of Five and Seven in the • Aternoon„ if not previously disposed of by PriVare Con tract, of which (should it happen) Notice will be Riven ; A •LL that Desirable FREEFICYLI) ESTATg, -EX called' Et ME R's FARM, in the Occupation of Samuel Acker, tenant at will, who has noticep quitAt Nicha , ,qtrias next. . - The Estate lies in the parish of ‘Voclbeding, within a short distance ot,four Markets, Liphook, Midhurst, Pef_srslield, and Lrslernere ; and consists of a good Farm-House, tiro Barns, and other suitable Buildings; zukti,ot . 3s s Statute Acres flt Land, (according to a recent admeatrement taken by Mr. Barlow,or . Midhurst), of which, about rBi; are Arable, Mea doW,- Pasture ; - about 55 . Coppice and Wood-Luid, and about rl2 Common but which the Purch aser w ill have, die power of inclosing Without applying to Parliament. The Estate-abounds with Game, and there are many beau tiful Spots for Building. The Timber and Underwood to be valued. _ The Purchaser will have the refusal of a Wood_ lying near the k:stdte, callc-C,Older Hill Coppice, crtaining about 27 Acres, .at.a.fair price ; and if he is a Sportsman, he mat• also be accommodated with the use of a neighbouring Manur. For particulars, inquire of Edward Kent, Esq. Holl . st near Midh u rs t,. A. SALUTARY BREAKFAST. • LEE ROE', ENGLISH COFFEE. THIS COFFEE, which is a Balsamic of the most excellent Nature, extraeled fr.un the choicest aromatic Plants and Herbs, and from the most salub r i ous B ar k s, has, during an experience of near 5o Years, established irs ,traOrdmary liffis:acy in Consumptive Habits, and proved itself one of the greatest Restoratives and Preservatives of iloalth ever yet discovered. It has also the Sanction of many eni;Lent Men of the Faculty, particularly th e l ate D r. Fothergill, who prescribed it in - Consumptive -and Nervous Complaints, as well as. in Coughs of long standing, 'A-sthinas, Tremors, Palpitations of the Heart, bre. It is much recommended to those of %veakconstitutions, with whout Tea does not agree, as it Is more nourishing than Sago and Jellies, and will not ()trend the most delicate. Stomach. It is to be taken tor Bra.zsast, as, Tea or foreign (.7olFee, and is very pleasant to the Palate. Sold, by Appointment of the Proprietor, in Canister::, price as. yi. each, Duty included, by Mr. Newbery, No. 45, Ss Paul's; Mr. Tutt, at the Royal Exchange ; Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street ; Mr. Wade's, Old Bond-stisLt Mr, Jeboult, No. zso, and Mr. Pidding, No. 76, Ox;91,1- strea ; Mr. Ward,; No. 234, Holborn ; and :Mr, th r, Olae, 2G9, Borough. P 4., 0. ROMAN CEMENT. MESSRS. PARKER an d C o . Backside, South_ a: Iyar, manufaaure Cement, or . Mortar,. for building a rq , 0 cr, ‘vhich far surpasses in utility Dutch Terras, or St o , °Ler kind of Mortar : it gives to all kinds of Brick. or ibe t w ork, an uncommon degree of 'strength and cohesion ; t"3 under Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone,.and inay !,_ 11 1 ) , P 1 ;7,, 5e ,d even to the aetion'of the Sea, without injury. i n s , l is theretbre , intended to resist, or contain Water, s 'eloi:" l nent ' ma be used' with singular advantage; or it may . ecitr,-.l,l4ered with y Litneand Sand, to any desirable degree, for ,(he Purposes. - • , ( 4e sa also prepare CO for casing Buildings with, of (11e w 1 , 1 1 1 ,e- hard and durable nature as the Cement ; it preserves t!)ri l a I S from. wet and damp, and - may be executed so as flat p et elY to resemble Stone, at a very moderate expence. ' ll %l sl vi ng, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than Na- Loe.