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Pr. 'll% W ~ Y • , 4 , ...,1 -: • ~, ,..7 . • . • ' r‘ o ""tr - 1 I Sc• V' Th ' '"- _ -- -_-_,„- - '00': 1 •" 4 `. , •CeX: 4 . ".11.S, ......."4„,, , • -- -4 - ~_____•0 4.4.e...,,,,,,,,, ...___ r , .Is, 4 ---------- , 1_____„, ,, ,,,, x .44:„.;:,.,_..„,".,,_ ..'%% k J ~...s--- - - ..,, ...ii_ , 0 --.-1 , -,Ayte.:,,.. , 47/41§,,,,,AsAkkr eiMm 3 01 9"] MONDAY, M .AY 24, 1802. [PRICE SI•PFNCE,; B • OODLE's 'FETE, at RANELAGH, is fixed to be on the Evening of the zd of June.—The Tikkets will be ready to be delivered at Boodle's, on Tuesday the St of Tune, from Ten to Five o'Clo c k, and on Wednesday the ad of June, from Ten to One, after whiCh' no attendance can be given. N. B. No Gentleman can be admitted to this Ball but in a Uniform Frock, viz. llack. Green, with Black Collar and Yellow Basket Button, the pattern of which may be seen at Boodle's, a Naval, Nlilitary,. and Royal Uniform, or a Full dress Coat. , (n Monday the 31st inst. will be puhlishrei, In a smll Pocket Volume, Price Shillings bound in Rce,, ilustrated with a Mai, or all the Roads between Lando' and - I'46s'; Witrfa Plan of Paris; a Map of the Frendßepublic ; and several other Copper-plates; THE ENGLISHMAN's COMPANION i n a e JO.JRNEY TO PARIS, containing; T. Ail I tincrary of all the great Roads, with'a Variety of pradicalobservations. 2. A orreti Description.ofall . the Objeas of Curiosity, the Librariel; Museums, Buildings, Exhibitions,-Public Amuse-: ments, &c. &c. in Modern , Paris and its Environs; with the Terms lid Manner in which they maybe seen. 3.. Taoles of Money,' Weights, Measures, Prices of Pro visions,'-and other necessary particulars. - 4. Irtitrudions to be observed upon the Road, and during the Re;icience at Paris, with accounts of Inns, Hotel's, Cbfle-houses, itc. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St, PauPS Church=yard ;' sold by Carpenter and Co: Old Bon&street ; J. Debrett, Piccadilly; T. Reynolds, Oxford-street ; and by all other: Booksellers. Of whoa -may be had just published, -the' P iatire Lon ,- don, for 0302, with Maps, Tables,.&6. &c. Price Five Shil lings, bound in'red, GENERAL .POST OFFICE; .May 6, 'lBO2 PREVIOUS Measures -haying 4en.takeit to .filei Mate the Means of extending,. the Nuniber ,of: POSL DAYS to andcfrom the coNrrNkNr of- - EußorE, His Majesty's Postmaster General here& gives nonce, that on and from tWOND AY, the pst instant, the MAILS fir PN/INCLii IiOLLAND, aNd HAMBWWII, will be Made up three timet a IPi E k, i. , ,stead of twice, and be _dispatched front • hence at TM clock in toe it , ise,7tngs of MO :VD ..N4SDA.IS; and FRIDA;'S, ,ind that all Litters must be brouglii to this of se before Nine o'C'l6ek on those 'fights. tiy Command of 1-Its ti.:7jeft . jt's •Postmaster-General, TRANt: IS Fk.61.. , 1..-ING — , Secretary. - HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. MISS • LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with .an ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now Open, and will continue Every Day, Sundays excepted, from Nine in the Morning till Evening. Admittance One Shilling This Day was-piitijished. • ' Irr One Volume Octavo, Pri.:e Bs. in boards, Anew 'Edition (being f the Third) of AISURVEYo the TURKISH F;vIPIRE. In which are considered ; 1. Its Government; Finances, -Military and Naval Force, Religion; History, Arts, Scien,;- a, Manners, Commerce, and Population. 11. The State tof - rhe Provinces ; incluAing the Ancient Government of the . 'Crimp Tartars, the Subjection of the GreAs, their Eflbrta towards Emaheipation, and the Interest of other NatiOns in nieir .SOcess.. 111. The Causes of the Dz,•line of Turkey, a_ndthose which tend. to the Prolongation of its Existence, with a Del'elopealcntog-tli44-ki44litiyai System of the press of Russia. IV; The British Commerce with. Turkey, the „Necessity of abolisTiniy; the Levant company, and the Danger of otir Quarantine Regulations. : With many othet important Particulars.; : • • •Icy W. ETON, Esq. • 'Many Years resident in Turkey and in Russia. • Printed far T[Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. • NEW'PANORAMA , , HAY-MARKET. THE'Public respe&fully informed, that this Panorama, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY of PARIS and Environs, is now open for public inspeaion ; painted from Drawings made on the North-West Tower of the Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame, since the Signing. of the Preliminaries of Peace; :by jAs. DE MARIA, will continue open from• Ten till dusk Admittance One Shilling. N, B. ,A Person -regularly attends to e...plain the Picture. M.BE MARIN. ARMONIC LYCEUM, at' Willis's Rooms, II King-Street, St. James's...ware', •on Wednesoy, the 26th of May, I[Bo2 ; to begin at Half past Eight 1.):C lock.— In the course of the-Concert, K. de MAKIN and Madame KIWMPHOI e TZ will perform a Duet on Two Harps, corn , posea for the occasion by . M: de Mario ' - -Madame DUBS 41( and Mr. CIM4DOR will sing; Mr. SPAGNOI,ETTI will play a ConCertO on the Violin ; Mr. SCHMIpt will play ; a concerto on the Trumpet. . - Tickets, 'los. 6d. each. Tlie Door will be opened at Ilalf past Seven o'Clhelr. • Tickets to be had at No 7, Maddox-street,Hanovcr-square ; Clementi and Co.'s, No. 26, Cheapside Broderip and,WiL kinson's, Haymarket.; Bircliall's No. 133, New Bond-street; Monzani and Cirtiadt , r's, No. 2; Dale's, Oxford- • street, corner of Hulks,-street.; and-Preston's and • Co. 's, N o. 97, Strand. PEREMPTOAILY SOLD, PnrSuant to a.Deeree - of the Court of Chancery, made in a Cause; " smITH against CO L HO UN,' with the • approbation Of John Spranger; ESq: one of the Misters 'of the said Court, on VVedned'aythe 4 yth arid Thursday the -Kula Days of June lBo2, betwet.'n . the hours of Eleven and, Twelve of the Clock in the Fiii - eution of each Day, at the Great Hotel, at 13,1ixton,- in the County of-Derby, in 24 -tors (the first .12 Lots•on.Wednesday :he yth, and the re maining Lots on Thursday the loth bf lune, iStiz) . ; IHE MANORS itr. . LORDSHIPS of '!'IDES WEL L and HIGH LOW, with the several Messutkes and Farms, Lands,.. Tenements . and Real Estates, late of John Archer, Esq. situate in the several. Parishes, .Town ships and Places of Tideswdl, Highlow, Nether Shatton, Hathersadge, Olttsears, Hope, Castleton, Thornhill, Eyam, Cdver, Chapel in the Frith, 'rGieat and. Little HuckloW, Wardlow, Gotheridge, Oil - Orton, Hasleford, Bamford 1-lOirice - rairdtakeWdl; in the•Comity - of - Dertry - : - Particulars whereof may be had ( gratis) at the said Master's Chamaers, in- - Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; of .Messrs. Graham; Solicitors, Lincolii'S-Unn (where,. and at . Mr.- Gturttley , -s,-- Bake wel I , Derbyshire, Plans the. .E• State.S ,maybe; .:en; ; of Messrs. Mayo and Pearse, Solicitors, Cloak lane, LondOn; of .Messrs.: Black, ,Epping, Essex, an tlid dle Ttmpre, London ; Mr.' Wilrnor, Whest6n 'Hall, Tides well; MeSsrs. -Mills and Cruso, Leek, Stalliardsnire ; , Mr. Isaac Hall, Castleton; of the. Tenant of Highlow.:HouS'e, Derbyshire ;, and of Mr. Hall, at the Great Hotel, at Buxton.: This Day was publithed.Nrice 2s. bound, POETRY e'xplainet for 'tit use' of Y oung Peoples fly R. L, EDGEWORTH, Esq. Printed for J. Johnson, in St. \ Paul's Church-yard., Where may he had, by th - same Author, i. P'raetical Education, second Edit. 3 vols. in boar,, A .4;: . 2. a4tional is. sewed. - 3. Lca,•-: to Lord Charletttont, with ,Charaaer-.4. , Pitt am: Mr, fox, is. 6.1.- .- 4. Speeches on the Union, delivered in the rtint, is. • ",: Day was published.-in 4to. Pi - ICe .1“) 1. NTEL.C,EC I'UAL ,rl - IYSICKS; an 1 - cecidag the Nature of Beif-440 the Progress! 7 A. . - • 13y GOVERNOR PO.WNA S91(1 by J. White, tioraee's Head, Fleet. , street..:*: • _ , ROYAI:1 - 10tEL; TAVERN, and ASSEMELY ROOMS, MARGATE; . Otte Benson), returns, his most 11 grateful thanks , fi)r, the very liberal Encouragement lie experienced during fast Svason, 'and:begs leave to intarm the Nobility and Gentry ,fregncating Margate, he has recently fitted up the Hotel in a sukirior stile of nea tness, fur th e e ception of Families and single Gentlemen, !loping by a stiid attention to merit the Continuance of,their future favours. He also carries on the Wine Trade, as usual, where Fami lies may depend upon being , siipplied ,, iyitli 'that article of the first quality. ' Post Chaises,,Glass Coaches, Sociables, kc : , to let. PATENT HOT-HOUSES. TO BE PEREMPTORILY , SOLO, Pursuant to,an Order of the High Court ,of Chancery, • made in a Cause the EARL of MACCLESFIELD• against M.ACKALL, - bank: Edward LeedS, .gsq. one of the. .Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room in Stitharnptou-buildings, - Chancery_ lane;; London, - in - at I 4 Ots; on Monday the 21$t and Tuesday the zzd days of June,‘ 142, between the hours of . Five - and Six o'Clock in tie. Afternoon, • ' • , . 13)R . ANDEkSON, Author' of Essays on Agri. culture and several other Perfermances, arid. Editor of — Recreations in Agriculture, Natural History i . Arts, and Mis- , cellancous Literature, haying contrived :a . simple and easy • mode of construeling Hot-Houses, by means or which, be- - sides the saving of ,fuel to an' inconceivable amount, the, heaith Of the Plants will- be promoted, in an uncommon de. gree, the damp, and orher.diseases incident io the'. Stove, -cbviated, the necessity of attendance . diMinished,.'"and the 'irks that are the consequences of casual neglect, ( guarded against, for Which he.hath obtained His Niajesty's Letters Patent, lespe.aliiil , begs leave to 'inform riiePublic, that • he has-authorized 'the following Persons to -cons-rust -, Hot Houses on this Plani viz. Mr. Samuel Butler, Hot-House Builder, Little Chelsea;, Mr: David Ste Wart, HotA-lousei, Builder and Gardener, WocUlanci,'Blacklicath, near Lorelon ; . and Mrti Cs eorge Bytieid, • Architect, Craveristreet, Strand, Londen 3 to 4v of whom, such as wh.h. to a"ail theiriseiv , !.s Of this hop roetnent mar apply. With a view tOobviatb - thlf uossihility• of misleading the Public in this ca3e, under any , pretext,, toe "Patentee alitild .it busine:,s, imar.;chately after the Patent was Obtained, to publish a fair and' candid Acitount of the Principles on which these Improvements depend, and the way, of applying them in praCtice ' 1n the Fifth .Volume (or First of the Second Series) of the Recrea. tions above_named (sold-by I. Cumming, No; 4e - ,,THolborri. Hill; ; 'from the perusal of which it will be ..easy for any person to judge of the nature and extent of these Improve. in , :!nts, and to decide whether it will be for his interest to adopt them or not, The patentee is glad in this manner to be freed from the necessity of enumerating now in detail the particular benefits that may be expelled to result' hem that 'practice, in doing'which he might bestipposed to behimself carriedo too far by the sanguine opinions he .may have Wined ; it is With pleasure then that he deters specifying tnete parti. culars until the facts shall be undeniably ascertained by the fair test of adlual practice and experience. - This •he hopes Will soon be done, as some Hot-Houses on this copstruCtiod are about to be built without delay. In the mean while, he has the SatiSfaCtion to find,' that it Obtains the full approba tion-of-every person of knowledge in science and practical gardening to whOin it has been explained, with whom he has .conversed(with the exception of one person only, who, with ant stall g any particulars, has saki, " That he does not ap. prove or it sully"), no one of whom has ever yet suggested a "single valid objeCtion to an' 'particular it. , It may be, also proper to add, that a Crape! -House on thus Plan 'nay be so constructed as to-admit of being taken down as easily as a lour-post bedstead; an set up again : so that it is pect. liarly adapted to*Leasehold Tenures, from - which it can be removed withoUt legal - obstruelions-; and that it will-be always beneficial for those who intend to have such Houses, to plant the Vine's One year at least.be4ne the House is built, as the rests will n)t be in-the smallest degree injured by that operation. , Kiciman begS leave to request the favour of those Families' who may wish ria engage aplartniciits by letter, ,to address • to hint at Cie Royal Hotel, as tr.ititient.inistakes having - ocenited from its riot being generally t novvri, Mr. 'Benson having no concern in the above Premises. , - Margate, May zo, 18oz.; CCAV EVs HOTEL; P.LYAIO'CITH i)ocK, Formerly the Residenee of His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence. -Q UNDRY FREEHOLD. ,tind, • CO•PYHOLD L..) ESTATES, late of THOMAS -BLACK/it-L . Esq. deceased, situate in theseveral karishes of Islington, Horn sey, and Hai:knev, in the Cdunty of MiddleSei; in the Parish of Hitchin, in the Cdonty of_ Hertford in the Parish of Appleton, in the County Of Berks ; at, Swallowtield, near the Road from ReaclinKto.Basingstoke, in the saici.Cowtty of I3erks; and in the City of C:y.,nnry. And also one Share in the New River Corripany, 'and •five Irish Toiitine Deben tures of tool. each.. C - OWLE Y most respeW - Itllv begs leave to return his unfeigned thanks to the numerous Nobility and Gen try who have done him the 11 , :nour effrequenting-his Hotel, fpr'thcse five years past, and nebegs leave to inform his many navy and army trends and the that he has lately much emar,4ed, -r elegant and,genteel stile tile said Reuel *Pr ae,ccAnnl .. odatioti, and - /top - dr.i 4errt-e,mi attention to please, will gain him a continuance of their favours. Cowley has boats at cb' mmandioi the l%Tobility and Ctritry who make Unit- summerexcursions -to that much admired spot Mount Edgecumbe, River Tamar, and places adjacent, which together afford the most piduresque views in Eng land. __ .n.,v'he had at the . c.viri ivr: , ter , R'Chainhers. SoutpamPron t kttlldingsl of Alessrs.G raltint, Lincoln's inn ; of , Mr. Hollier, of Thamt. Oxfordshire ; of -Mr. Eace, Hitchin ; of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land-§urvmOr; Rich mond, Surrey . ; and of Mr. Thomas_ Grimes, White Bear Inn, Coventry. . A very VALIiABLETREETTOLD ESTATE in N,ORfff. N. B. His, Royal Mail Coach arrives every. morning 4' nine o'clock, and sets off every evening at hall past five froni the,abovc Hotel. A glass coach and neat post chaises at the shortest notice-. . . AMP - FON - SHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Six or more Lots, By. Mr. KIRSEIAW, At the Hind Inn, , Wellingborough, on Wednesday the 23d df Inne next, at Three o'clock, unless. previously dis posed of uv Private contrae; ;‘Very - VALUABLE and DESIRABLE FREE. .4 HOLD ESTATE, situate in a most4leasant part of the Country, adjoining the Market .Town - alt.' in the Parigh of Wellingborough; in the County-of Northampton, consisting of ashostantial and spacious 'MANSION HOUSE, which may at a.'sniall etpence . be.made suitable for the Residence of a geiteel Family, with walled Gardens, Fish-ponds, Pad_ docks and Premises ; Barns, ,Stables, Malt-house and. other ' Courts, Farm-ydi ai, and. Apptirteilances, and about 400 Ai:res of Arable, Meadow,. and PaSture Land, of the irst quality-for nattaulr*tility, but still capable of great impiovemcnt, divided into proper sized IncloStareS; encircled in a ring fence, and pienttfully,suppliett with Water. The Pasttre.Land, 'in' richness otherbage and fertility of soil, is supetior to moStfeeding land in the Kingdoni and the whole is de s erving the attention of Gentlemen desirous of investing theirmoney in landed property; partictdarly'of such Far t-Ors and Graziers who may wish tocultivate, .stoci: and im prove a fertile and grateful soil. Lime and Manure may be purchased near the Estate in any quantity, and on reasonable terms. ROMAN CEMENT.. IESSRS. PARKER and Co. Baokside, Sow-h -ilt" v . vark,- manufacture Cement, or Mortar, for building in Water, which far surpasses in. utility JPatch. Terras, or aKay other kind of Morta r : it gives . to all kinds of Brick or Stone Work, an uncornnionliegree of strength and cohesion ; it sets under Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone, and may be exposed even" to the akion of the Sea, without injury'. I n all Buildings, therefore, intended to resist, or•contain Water, this Cement may be used with singular advantage; or it may be lowered with Lime and Sand,,to any desirable degree, for commonphrpriises. • .- They also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, of tire same hard and durable nature as the Cement : preserves the walls from wet and .damp, and - May be executed - so - as completely to resemble Stone, at a veil moderate expenee. Flat Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stortes,, clieaper than Na tural Stone. N. MIDDLETON, POCKET - BOOK and 13LA LEAD PENCIL-MAKER to the KING and PRINCE • of WALES, at the Original Afanufnaory, No. i6z, Strand, opposite Newcastle -street, and at No. 14s, Stiand, oppo site Catherine-'street, BEGS leave to recommend tc...the Public his Ge nuine BLACK LB.A.D PENCILS, - Whose superior excellence l*s been, for more than Fifty Years universally ac knowledged ; and Pencils for Drawing in Colours . (of a late Invention), which far surpass every thing of the kind betbre known.. Drawings, , by • way of specimen, may. be seen,• to distinguish his .Pencils"frorn.Connterfeits. The mark which was forfinerly only Middleton; is now changed to N. Mid dleton, and the Direction, 162, Strand, London, stamped on each Pencil. AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT . OF POCKET IOOKS and Thread cases, elegantly mounted in gold, sil ver,. and' plain ; all the,aifferent yearly Memorandum-books, the Royal and Polite Repositories, Pocket Atlas, Souvenir, with the different Almanacks, Calendars, Set. ; a complete assortment of Travelling, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Gen , tlemen's Pocket Commodes, containing every Article for Shaving and lltessing ; Portable Writing and DresSing-desks and Boxes, in mahogany, satin-wood, leather, Esc, ; Writing Paper, extra fine cut large Pens, line Irish and hutch Seal ing "WaX, and all kinds of Stationary; PORTABLE and COUNTING-HOUSE LE'ETER COPYING MACHINES. Estate is tithe-free, and of the annual value of 7001. lett to respectable Tenant's, whO are under proper agreements for themanagement of the . .states • and have Notices to quit and deliver up the same at Michaelmas next. A SALUTARY BREfkK.FA:T. LEE ROE's ENGLISH COFi,..E. THIS COFFEE, which is a BalsaMie of the most JL. excellent Nature, extraded-from the choicest aromatic Plants and Herbs, and from the most salubrious Barks, has, during an exoerience - of near so Years, • established as ex. traordinary fli,:aey in Consumptive Habits, and proved itself one of the greatest Restoratives and Preservatives of Health ever yet discovered. It has also the SanCtion of many eminent • Man of the. Faculty, particularly the late 1)r foihersill, who. prescribed it in Consumptive and Nervous Complaints, as well as in CoughS of tong standing, A sthina - s, Tremors, Palpitations of the Heart, &e. It is much recommended to those of weak Constitutions . , with whom Tea 'does not agree, as it is more nourishing than Sago and and will not °trend the. most, delicate Stomach. , It is to be taken for ,Breakfasf, as Tea or toreign . CofiCe, and ia.very.pleasant to the P late. - . To treat for the same, apply. to Mr. lames, Wellsborn, nearStratford-on.Avori- Warwickshire - ; and, for a view of the Premises, apply to Mr. Gascoyne French, Bailiff of the Estate, Wellingborongh ; and.. for- further particulars to George's CoMe-house, Chancery-lane, and to Messrs. Feu - - ster,' i COOke and Frere, Lincoin's.Jnh; London ; or Messrs. Hodson and Sun, Wellingborougll, at whose Offices Plans of the Estates are deposited. Appcnntrnent of the Prop tor, in C . Osters, price 25. 9d. each, Duty Included, by Mr. Newberg No. 45, St. Pant's; Mr. Tutt, at the Royal Exchange ; Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street ; Mr. Wade!s, Old B - .)nd-street ; 'Mr. jeboult, No. I so, and Mr. Pidding, No. 76, Oxford street ; Mr. Ward, No. 234, 14..01b0rn; and-'Mr. Clarke, NO. 469, Borough.. These Machines, by which writing may be expeditiously and dearly copied, are .brought by N. MI DD LETON to the utmost pertOtion„ and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a cothplete Desk ; somq.so.small, as to be the greatest convenience to those who travel ; others of a size and form toianswer,the. purposes of a complete Secretaire. A fargE Assoipneiit Of Razors, and all kinds of fine Cut lery.. TO BE SOLD BY, AUCTION, .• At the Hop Pole lira, inWorcester, on Thursday the 3d Day of lune next, between the Hours of Three and Six in the Afternopu, subjel to Conditions of Sale to be then pro duced, AN Elegant New-ere&ed VILLA, in the i'arish of Whittington, hi the County "of Worcester, within two Miles of the City; with the Offices, Coach-house, Stable, Garden, and ShrubberyneatlV laid out, and about three Acres of rich Meadow : Land, in high cultivation, 'part whereof -has lately ham planted with cheice' Fruit Trees. The Land anti PremiSes adjoin the London:Purnpike Road, leading from • Worcester to Pershore - ; are - within a pleasant walk of Wor- • cester, command a delightful View , ot the adjoining Country, are Freehold, a desirable. spot tor, a small Family, and were , late the Property and Residence of Mr: Jonathan Lea, de ceased.. For other Particulars, apply to Mr. Bird, College-yar'd, Worcester ; or Mr. Yeomans, -.14o; I 2 and 13, Cletneats 1m , Lndo.u.• • • • - . MYCHWENLOCK, SHROPSHIRE. TO B SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,. CAPITAt and VALUABLE FREEHOLD 11 ESTATE, pleasantly situated on the Turnpike Road leading to and within eight miles of Bridgriortli, seven miles of Broseley, nine miles.of Shrewsbury, and fifteen miles of Ludlow, in a pidiiresque part of the County cf Salop ; con- sisting of the - MANOR, or reputed Manor of P R EST-. HOP E l •with the Waste Land, Right of . Common over the extensive Commons of-WestWood, &c. in the -ancient and respeetable Borough and Parish of MU CHW ENLO CK, and 734 Acres of fertile Arable, -.Meadow, Pastille, and Wood land, divided into proper sized Filsms and ancient Inclosures, with substantial Farm-houSes, Malt-houses, Barns', Stables, Sheddings, and other convenient and necessary Out-build ings, now Lett to respedable Tenants,' at the old and annual bleat of Siol. or thereabouts, but capable of: .considerable advance. • .The Estate lies in a Ring - Fence, abounds with Game, and contains several large Ponds or Reservoirs of Water made for the purpose of irrigation, with a never failing Stream run nin; through the centre of the Estate. ..Marnire Many quan tity may be ptrrchased on reasonable terms within two miles. Land contains an inexhaustible Mine of Ball and Stalac tictil L IVLE-§TONL of the first quality, with every indi catior of other valuable. MINE RA-LS. The Estate is sub-' jest to a Land T'ax .of 171. - 4.5. a Chief Rent of 'IL 3s. 6d. and i:Titheable. • . . •- 6:7 14,0c.01..-part of the purchase-money, may remain chAt*d upon the Estate. To. treat for the same, applr. to Mr. lames, Wellsborn, near 'Stratford-on:Avon -• to . Mr . .' Coupland, Attorney, •;! ShreVsbury ; and for...l"articulars to John Bjshron, „Esq. Ke1s111;, John liods6n, cound; Mqssrs. Pemberton and CouPlanct,, S.hr i eivsbury ; Thomas. Hastevyood, Pai , ,tioorthz, Wm. Wheeler, Esq. Winterfold ; an 4 Mr ranys's Office . ; W.ellsborn ; Wm. Parsons, on the Premises; the Stork Tavern, .11irmiugharn ; anti at George's Collie halve, et , a4cery-laney_London. • • • • .j A WORD O.F SHE celebrity which the ANI'ISCORBUTIC, -1 'DROPS, fit invented by the late FRANCS SPIL BURY, •No. 15, Soho-square, have, throngh a series of suc cessful reco;nmendations aaquired, , ii.aiticialarly in Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty - , and •Rhenritatic Complaints, renders it art irfeumbent duty -ot the present. Proprietors to protect The health of the Public, to the utmost of their power, by eau• tioning them against the purchase of a spurious compot.i. Lion ; line of conduit they are induced to adopt from a seri.. timent of gratitude as well as,a sense of then own personal rights. This Medicine is only prep.ired at the DiSpensary as above, and each Bottle is aceornpAnied with List of Cases, an ampl c Of DiredionS, and the Authirs' Treatise on Diet, Gout, ezC-. 'By permission of the Commissioners of the Stainp-Otlice a stamp, printed in black-ink, is affixed to each bottle, with ' the Words,:" Spilsbury and Co. No. ts, Soho-square," alsO "IV the King's patent," on the Bowe._ Bill, and Wrapper, .that the Purchaser may be. convinced of being supplied with the. genuine Medicine, whieit'is sold in bottles at is.. and al. Is. each, duty included • in London, by-F. Newbery, Dicey and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, tie4iard" and P.varts,,C lung and 13utIcr, lre Ncwbery, Bacon, Bayley, 'Bolton; Ward, Turtle, Wade, ,Svvincy,'Piclding and Cockle; in the. Borough only by 'ClatiL, No. 269, •a.n4i Shaiv, • . 0 ° • 14 . • „,.._ _ ___ • I • T ---- --„.........”...,,,5,,,,,„„,;„,..,....,,„.... f..=- . PE AXTNITERSARY of the BIRTH-DAY r- .OF THE 1 lo oHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM PITT, 1:4,, p„ WILL BE COMMEMORATED mpA7, the zSth of MAY, ) at the. London Tavern. EARL SPENCER in the Chair. STEWARDS. • . ' . 1113 T quis Of I Vorcesler • J. Down, Esq. b ar ' of E•tsto - ail TentPlen W. Egerton, Esq. Lt. Gen. Egerton 1 lard Morpeth - C. R. Ellis, Esq. 1 G. Levison Gower R. Ellison, : Esq. Vrd.Louvaine J. pane, Esq. 1 'i• Wrottesly, Bart. N. B. French, Esq. . • 5!.. 1. W. Lowther, Bart. Francis Gregor, Esq. Si!' H. Mildmay, Bart. Robert Milligan,- Esq. - s r r R. Vaughan, hart. . W. Manning, Esq. Si r L• W. Stuart, Bart. T. Raikes, Esq. e ~,..x‘, Peel, Bart. Hans Sloane, Esq. Iv vv. Bo o tl e , E sq. ' G . H. Sumner, Esq. Iv R. Cartwright, .Esq._ Samuel .Thornton; Esq. - . y,: Dickenson, Esq. J. Tunno, Esq. 4 °. ta ets „' One Guinea each, to be had of Mr. Hatchard,, -, riceadilly ; and at the Bar of the London 'cavern.' 41:--,,. Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock. rtiv - - - ERSARY of the BIRTH of the Right Honourable T. , WILLIAM PITT, tiE , • On FRIDAY, May zB, ig o z. • 6, k, 1vh 0 ° teWards request, that those G en tl emen . mean to attend the Dinner on the above Day, will a fte r t g I a C(LIS to take out - their Tickets by Tuesday night, as h a lat time they will not be issued. N-•!!! l ard'.s i . No. r§o, Piccadilly, May 21. ” '.. ETON ANNIVERSARY. 1 11 R RTGN ANNIVERSARY will be, held at tA the•eritts Crown an d A nc h or Tavern, in the Strand, on. ~ bIDAY, May 2 9 , 1 8 02 . -, Ingh;‘ight Hon. Ea r l o f DALKEIT.H, in the Chair. lii` Hon. Lord Visco u n t Ri g h t Hon. Lord King RiArlt eh inbrooke B i ter Hon. L or d P orc h es- Sir Wm. Young ' ci At. p Mr. Serjeant Lens RiPet' y o Lord Vii. Mor- Wm. W a ld o l, E sq. h ght 1 , Sir. William Milner lt *in, s 'on. Earl o f T an k er- Bryant Cook, Esq. M. P. ! • Gibb, Esq. leg ; v it. - Those Gentlemen who intend to honour _the Meet 4ttillt,ls their Company, are requested fo send . for Tickets v„.p . ar of the Tavern, as early as possible. ' \...........hriner at Five o's', lock. —TicketS, ro,!. 6d. each. . HANLEY C'HAPEL. • - . A l it CURACY of HANLEY, in-the.Caunty of 4 ,affo rd, . . Ni., . bee - :g now vacant, the Trustees in whom the I•l,lation is tested, invite Candidates for the Situation. e 'lll4p.,",9ulars as to Dut•• Emolument, &c. may be known, cation to the undersigned !n • i 8• lOHN Y o z. S . WR I G H-r ‘TES 12, ' ' ' Chapel Wardens. , Tile PAR IS NEW D 1 LLIGENCES, - -, t. 0 At only 41. n e s . eac h Passenger. ~ • , eve ut• from the Golden. Cross, Charing-Cross, r" i t !'icl i n rY Morni ng and f, vening, ,to the Ship • and Krug 's pt 01 11 s, Dover ; th e S i l ver Li on, C a l a i s ; C a l a i s H otel, ft.:e'srj e al London Hotel; Amiens ; and to Mr. St. Lire , Vet t 111 De, in BOuloys-street, Paris, front whence Carriages 'lly . ° all thp principal Toyvns in Prance, Italy, - and Ger t ki, 4 .1., OS ‘,"t Public are requested to notice, the above Car <,?te,,„''ll be conducted in a manner, far superior to any other -rst e..,1 3 , • . • , 4.4 11511 Cd . ° ltt:'"--- - . 4ITON ORIGINAL COACHES, at Reduced 'r . , Faris, 0.0 , 11, t '11t every Morning, at Seven, Half past Se .l' .;'°( l / 4 , .., a " Eignt - r&Clock ; and every Nieht„ at T - En ii•"tro during the Season, from the Golden CrosA, Char te'llse - 1 ;.; Old White-Horse. Cellar, Gloucester Coffee yv. I \ , , - Iccadilly, and Swan, Lad-lane ; to the .Coach-Of. 4,,vern"11.,h-street, and to the Castle, Old and New Ship I'Ace r ighton . .I,lla,t'"tPackets sail three timesaWeek to Dieppe. Par. t:''lle - p ti laY bebad at the Golden Cross. 'N - 4 STEO URN COACH sets off from the Golden " a=nat. ' • T 1 1 1j ° THE CURIOUS IN , FISH r, N OBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in tole't er air, are respe:lfully, infcirnied, J. BURGESS and L uc ';'.,N t'SS ENC B of AN C HOVI ES, ceuninues - - r h i t. , •e 'liet by them in the same manner that has given tifille "'resat approbation tor many . years past. .... • ... 1 , ,,1t e „Tg.. •jostly-acquired superiority of that Article is 11.,;; 4 0; i u'rnied in the opinion of the Country at large,. and of t er resident, in all parts of the World, and having stood ti l'h r of trial, ranks, it in the situation it now maintains.. , t qt tageneral utility Of their Essence o' A nchovres and other k 4 ver t Yees for nth; tee. inducts them, front the numerous rthagernents daily appearing, to caution,Famdies t - eze, in tk. sI II the' same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, t ve 'near Warehouse as under. ‘'st r Y other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, ,of the Astqtalitv t he t 4-1 ' I L Art In dia Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers. in 't II Y and Nov the shortest notice for 4 „,.. _ t d y, suppli ed upon • Pare Id'ld West Indies, &c. i oe the convenience of Fa‘milies in Scotland, they' 4 rt'oil l '''ntect Messrs.. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, 9 •4 1 . 0 '' Agents for Fish 'use, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps; Ak , Strand, London.- ........... t ti q /(,.sIIER and HAUGHJON, from Dublin, A tit 'h Poplin and Tabbinet Manufatturers a d Mercers r,. r h i ,. kti t le%'"'lesty, their, Royal Highnesses. the Prince and f o rte c 'f Wales, Dukc ancl.Dutchess of York, .Dutchess le N ntherg,• and the Princegses, No; 8, Henrietta-street, Ti r o Trden London. . k i ,,,lith: evatea, Patronage of Her Majesty, the different c.,'F N s .of the Royal Family, and- Ladies of the first Rank f, 41 , 1 t 4 'on. it is-hoped has sufficiently, established, in the lkit'jit t e ° t . a rlisCerzung Public, the decided superiority of ."'ti., Flood Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets Gold, teZ 4 ,ie;`,. l .gitred,. and Plain Chamberry Alin - dins ad! Italian 5i,,,14 it' ,Sarseners for Court, Ball Dresses, Turbans, &c. to to kep t anitecesary for that House to r e ply t o the Adver 'itle °t . others, whqse chief pretension to thetrade is the IV c'f their ,Attveitisements. t or het CAUTION. !, . isqle ( l , e Archer and Haughton have been credibly in 14,.iv„tOat fora many people in . this kingdom are pow, VI 'fa.' Pe en for some time past, manufaCturing ands l k '-' ., trlitns and Tabbinets, as, Irish,. of an interior quality, ik.l‘,.t_ naine of Archer'and Fraughton's Manuladory, with il7,.,(?itc,;''tiscredit arid injure their House, and a gross impo -I,t 4%1.1; the. l' xi blic .in geiteral ; they. are determined, as tar Nl'i:r s ,, or power,. to "prosecute to Convidlien any person th„,e t e.,`,s .so yennin g Poplins and Tabbirsets:, under the 'it n Ineir N l : anulatture Ilia was not aCtuollY bought at .r.n se * tt,t heyi, * Merchants supplied to any Amount.. _ oft h tl iat 'a,ve the honbur to acquaint the Nobility and' Gen ‘1,4,1(4-I;l,!ttir Warehouse is stocked with, a greater variety Istin,;,„,',l'lg . Goods than is to he found in any other Hotisein l i `ts.,,, a I.''-h they are enabled.to sell (for ready•money) at ki,?le se, I .MI lower, tlran they can be had elsewhere, the 5 4 4 ,,.c 4 ,7, 11 95g of their own manufacture :--they consist of etizerutnlack Bornbazeens . , Chamberry Muslins, Zambric scll °ilk 4* RaschmoreS for Widows Armozines" dress Bar r'S, (..ts, Lutestrings, Cyprus. ' Sars - enet's, Poplins, pal `:its, ~,_4 l 2 ' es, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Boulbazets for F t. • '.ii,•' - ' e • also a greafeht , ice Of_ Patterns in grey Poplins ' 0 m...,senets. for I h PtIP . ' iit iL r4 ora s .s g t urnine, --- .4 ll glish‘ .yard-wide ! + 4 ,_ e 3,aesuperinr quality, at 3;•. 6d. per yard ; Velnres, s h ,',te is u i , rc ei-i4es, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different t k ,, 9 %1 , Plain, c °Rim, chain, and striped, for Clergymen N. ,:e!neri who ;it , vats ',year black ; they never grow 11,,,I.:),,zete•isy•in wearing, being 01 the very best triple the. , ‘') l , e,, `/tI price ever ,asked for any article bought at their ; I 1,1 t ~ - , , - • tie, ' 4 , 1.i.e s , S p i nn i ng .. - , ...,- .n - r ~,,. 0A it manutarAureu into L.op ins or ,10,,, Tahberacs for Furniture. of the different fashion- .. . 'l's, manu lila ii [Cc', en the shortest notice. 1 c . _