The Sun. — London, England, 1802-08-20 00:00:00

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INSTRUMF,NTAL MUSIC, Between the Als of which His -Roj - al Highness the DUKE of YORK's BAND, and the Bands of PANDEANS, 1111 LANESE, and S.A VOY A R DS, will pertbrin a Variety of ENGLISH and FRENCH AIRS. . And as ter the.Conccrt will be given a Brilliant Exhibition of FIRE_WORKS. • _ By Signora HENGLER., _,Adrnistain Three Shillings.' -Doors open at Seven, and the Concert beguis at Eight o' Clock. The Public are 1 . ; - :„pf.i7ifully informed. that in consenuenc of z Lately been znacleir.irlioXi.V, Trop,:r willattend at the Garaens.-from the hours of en in the doming until Two' in, the Afternoon, for the purpose of .accoinfriodating, such Persons that apply for-the same. • ON DON and PORTSMOUTH • pro2osed INLAND NAVIGATION. At a PUBLIC MEETING held at the King's Head Inn, in Horsham, in the County of Sussex, on Wednesday the - tali day of August, 1802, WILLIAM 'MITFORD, Esq. in the Chair,; ESOLVED Unanitnousi'v, That it is the nion of this Meeting, that an INLAND- NAVI A ino N from LONDON to PORTSMOUTH would be of great Public Utility. That certain Acts of, Parliament hating been already ob- • taintd for making. a Canal Navigation' from the Thames at kotherhithe to Croydon, in the County ,of Surrey, it is de-,.. 3 irable that a Canal should be .made, to commence at, the termination of the said Navigation at Croydon, and to paSs from thrinee'to Portsmouth. That in order to Betray the Expellees of making the neces sary Survey, Estimate., and other - incidental .Expences, a Suit) nat . exceediag 40001. be raised, by a Subscription to be immediately opener. at Messrs. Masterman,Peters,Walker and Co. Lonibard-str.tet, and MesSrs. Drummond, Charing Cross, London; Messrs. Btsshby and Co. Arund.:l ; Messrs. Grif fiths and Co. Chichester and PortSmonth ; Messrs. Whitfeld and Co. Lewes ; -NL:ssrs. Michell and Co. Brighthelmston ; and Messrs. flaydon and Co. Guildford. That in the event of an application to Parliarnent. each of the Subscribers shall be intitled to subscribe for a-number of Shares in the Under taking (which shill be of teal. each), in proportion to the Stun paid by him in the first Subscription, viz. one Share tOr every al. subscribed, provided Such Shares shall be claimed within a time to be limited at the next Meeting of the Sub scribers. That in case it shall not ultimately be determined bpon to apply : for an Adl of Pa - rliament fur' efleding the Navigation now proposed, the surplus of the Subscription, after defraying the expences, is - to be returned to the Sub scriber's proportionally ; and it the application shall be made to Parlianrent ' • then the Sums advanced shall go tolvarrls the Subscriptionsfor Shares, where the Persons who advance the same chose to take such Snares, and in other cases, shall be returned (out of the Money to be subscribed for the prosecu tion of the Undertaking}, but no Person shall be permitted to advarke Subscription mote -than the Sum of !Del. And that sn soon urn of 29c01. shall be subscribed, Air. Or t imrrio.sl, of e-roYdriit do by Public Advertiseitient girl the same Papers in wind; this Nleeting is w.ll - crtiie. tra rrying at least a_notlec el ten days) c;., r M e c( 0 1 ; „_:, _ Subscribers, to be held at this place, to adopt such a mode bf proceeding as may be deemed most expedient ; and that the-Resolutions o/ the Mi , jority of the Subscribers present at such Meeting, shalt be binding . tipon-all the Subscribers,,iso far as relates to the first Subscription., Signed, WILLIAM MI TFORD., Chairman. MONI4bUTHSItfiRE CANAL NAVIGATION. WHEREAS - by an Ad of Parliament 'lately passed-, the Cornpany.• or Proprietors of the Mon :1/Puththire Canal Navigation are empowered to raise a cer a'n Sum of Money, by Mortgage or otherwise, for.carrying Into effect the purposes of the said Ad. - At a Special General' Meetiug or Assembly of the said C ompany of Proprietors, held on the 2.8t.h July instant, it I vas Resolved to Borrow such Sum or Stuns of Money as may .from time to time be wanted, in Sums of not 'less than ..., "ne olls or Hun Tonna dred P ge of thounS, said Canal. e Mortgage at-51...per Cent. of the I t he any further Partic u l a rs, a.pply to Morgan Parry, at ',PC Canal Offi c e, in N ew p or t, o r at the B an ki n g Hou se of . tlwarcls, Templer and Company,-S tratford- place, London. No part of' the will be wanted until i\dicli er aelmas ' e Xtv and no Ex penceofDeed incurred by the Lend. By Order of the Company, MORC;AN PARRY - , Newport, July 3r, rSoz. Clerk to the Proprietors. 1% I• Interest will be regul a rly paid every Half Y ear by Bill: of seven days sight upon London. FLADONG's HOTEL, OXFORD-STREET. .3( MORRiS begs leave to inform the Nobility and gentry, that he has taken and entered upon the 40 ovementioned House, where he most earnestly hopesfor a c ontinuance of that Patronage and Support enjoyed by his pre 4ecessor, which he will equally endeavour to merit by an 11 nremitting ettentic,n to the comforts - amt. accommodation of such Noblanen, Ladies, and Gentlemen as may please to ho tour him with tK•ir Coltimands. IMPROVEMENTS in UPHOLSTERY and CABINET • 'FURNITURE. .ASORGAN and - SANDERS's new invented perial Dining Tables, one of :which T. MORGAN had the' 'honour of stewing to . Their Majesties' and the Princesses at the Queen's House, who according to their accustomed goodness of encouraging Ingenuity, were most graciously pleased to express their highest approbation and sanction of the same. The best improved , Sofa Beds, - Chair Beds,. the - much ad -mired and Tent: Bedsteads with, Brass• Screws, ca4ed Patent, with elegant Chintz FUrnitures and Bedding complete, handsome Dome Beds - and Window Curtains en suite, with every other Article in. flit Upholstery. and Cabinet Branches, 'requisite for furnishing Houses complete, executed in the first stile of elegance and fashion. .• ' f Mistakes having frequently:Occurred,. from other Warehouses'being in the same Street; Ladies and Gentlemen are very respedrullv entreated to' beyrticula? - , that MOR GAN and SAN-DE R S's Manufadories and Ware 'Roort4 are No. thand 17, CATHERINELSTREET, , THREE .DOORS from the STRAND. • N., B. Improved Portable Bedsteads with Bedding, and Musquitto Nett Furnitures, Mattrasses; &c. for Foreign Climates, also new invented Portable chairs,' a dozen of which pack- in the space of two' common Chairs, for ex , portation, • MORGAN and SANDERS beg leave to inform Ladies - and Gentlemen in general, there never was a Patent granted, for Chair Beds, Sofa Beds; &c. so falsely represented by unprincipled men, who are calling almost every article aid stamping them .Patent, i n or d e r t o m i s l ea d an d i mpose on the Public. TO WIND : MILLERS AND U I'HERS. By the King's Royal Letters Paient:T . T C. BAK ER's NEW-INVENTED SAILS f or alt . . WINDMILLS, driving more pow er f u l an d. stea d y n those ever before invented ; not complicated ; are to be -Prepared to receive a storm ~,- wind much sooner Jan the ( higinal Sails.. The first on this principle arc completed and t2epted by the Proprietors of the Mill, giv e n th em .gre a t sa a&ion, finding the liatent' Sails lvill driv e two P a i r o f heat Stones, w! . .ea.,the original, With the same poWer of f ind, drive but one_ . Signed by the Proprietors, :R; kr ou l_ di tch. and C. Hope, Bow, Middlesex. The Patentee re-: w ho them for Mills in the Fen' Countries, or those w ho wish to enlarge their Trade or Manufadory. Further pa rticulars may be known by applying to the I'atentee Mill ), ,right, No. 2, St. Ann-street, Limehouse ; or N o . 49 , Pen "`Ytiolds, Poplar, London.—Mills altered with a little ex irlc'e.—Letters . (post.piiid) will be duly attended to. Steady en sent to any part of England to execute the above Busi- Ne s Q -,... _i • . NEW DUTCH - TIERRINGS. JOHN BURGESS and SON . respedfully inform the Nobility, and, Families in general, they h ave l av d e d ilea - N o o f NE W' DUTCH HERRINGS. Their GE ' y, 111 NE ,ESS ENCE of ANCHOVIES conti nues to b e pre - C7.u v ar .e(l by them. in the same manner th a t h as wren suc h Qersal apprchation for many years p a st. ', he long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is Y confirmed in the opini..o the Country at lare, and of tiersons resident in all parts of the World, :taut lidving stood t t est of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. /jet ! Sauces general utility of their Essence otAnchovies and other .4,', for Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous ,rertisements daily appearing, to caution &c. in i jc: 4 ; c s i .las,ing the same,. as none is to be had of their Genuine, bet't tn?-ir Warehouse as under. very other Article in the Oil Trade Ibr family use, of the quality • Iv e , • .41-India Merchants Captains of Ships, &c. O ffi cers in e Ar m tb„ Y anti Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for a nd West Indies, &c. h a _ For the. convenience of Families in S co tl an d, t h ey th e i r appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and. Co. Edinbu rg h, wr.s..olc- Agents rot Fi s h S auces. `"chouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London. • • „ RIDA Y, AUGUST ,2D, 1802. WHITEHALL, August to, 18n WHEREAS it - has been humbly represent e d t o the King, that many daring. and alarming OUT_ RAG ES have been lately Committed by l'ersons unlawfully assembling;armed and disguised; and that on or about the following times, viz. - April-izd list, a large Hay-rick, and a few days afterwards, aDog.kennel and Oat-rick, belonging to Mr. Warren, of War. .minster, Wilts, were wilfully and malicious!) , set on fire. May zo. The Cart of Mr. Bayley, of Cal Stone Mills, ne ar DeVizes, returning from. Warminster, was stopped on the Downs, by five Men, (four of whoin had their faces disguised, and a sixth Man hoiding their coats at a distance,) and the Driver compelled-to leave the Cart, whilst the Men cut and otherwise injured the Cloths therein June 23. A Gun was fired in the night, into the window of a House occupied by a :Workman of Messrs. Bleek and Strode, at Warminster. About the Same'thrie, a Rick of Hay, belong ing to Mr. Dunn, of Trowbridge, was vilfully and malicious ly set on fire. _ _ _ June z 6. A large Rick of Hay belonging to Messrs. T. and M. Tugwell; of Bradford, - was also wilfully and maliciously set on fire; and a threatening Letter was about the same time put under the door ot the workshops of; and addressed to, the said Messrs, T. and M. Tugwell. ino 79, in Aie night, -1 Gun -was fired of the*iweting-hotise of Mr. HettryWansey, ot WarruAister, in tbe.Cotinty of Wilts.' July 6. In the night, a Gun was fired into the House of John Jones, and another immediately afterwards into the House of :------ Baker, both Workmen to Mr. Homy Wansey ; and the same night a Gun was fired into the House of Mr. Stancomb, Manufacturer at Trowbridge. July 13. In the night, a Barn, Stable, &c. the property of Mr. Q. Warren, ManufaCturer, at Warminster, was wilfully and maliciously set fire to, and wholly consumed ; and. an -anonymous Letter was sent to another Manilladurer, at War minster, about *his time,' threatening, by Almighty God, to have iris lite within a month. . , Ludy 14. In the night, the Faaory of-Messrs. Jones, Hart, Jones, and Co. at Staverton, near Bradford, was attacked by an Armed Body of Men, who fired many rounds of Bullets, Slugs, ecc. - which demolished tiles Windows, and did other damage. July 16. This night, Clifford-Nfill and, Premises, near Bcckington, Somerset, the property of Mr. Newton, were wilfully and maliciously set on tire, and . wholly destroyed. July 2.2,. The. Mills at Littleton, in the parish of Steeple- Ashton, Wilts, belon g ing to Mr. Naish, of Trowbridge, were attacked by an armed body of men, many of whom had their faces blackened) and who wilfully aild maliciously set fire to, and wh .11y destroyed the same, with the Machinery and Stock in Trade therein to a very considerable amount ; after which they went away, threatening destruCtion to. other Mills. July 24. This night, two Ricks of Hay, the property of Mr. , Newman Manuladurer, of Melkshani, were wilt tllv and maliciously set on-tire. July 23. The Fadory at Staverton, belonging to Messrs. Jones' and Co. was again attacked by an Armed. Body. of Mien, who fired from three different patts at the Centinel on duty. July 29, in the night, a Dwelling-house, situate at Bear field, near Bradford, the property of John !ones, Esq.was wil fully and maliciously set on fire, and destroyed. His Majesty, for the better apprehending and bringing, tp justice the persons concerned in the Felonies above-mention ed, is hereby pleased to promise his most gracious pardon-to any one of them, (except the person or persons who adually set any of the same Premises and matters aforesaid on fire, or who adually wrote the said letters) who shall discover his or their accomplice or accomplices in any or either of the above Felonies, so that he, she, or they, may be apprehended and convided thereof. • PELHAM. And, as a further encouragement, a REWA RV, of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS (where no former Reward has been ofiZtred fin any of tll2e. ;..I%ove orkm:...s. and ip : pis , e,';teire fnr, Rova.:4 - 1s .have I.en oikted, a keward to make up such former Rewards Five Hundred Pounds), is hereby offered to any person or persons making such discovery as aforesaid, (except as is before excepted) to be paid on conviction of any one or more of the obi:lulus, by 'R. BOWSHER, Solicitor, Bath. NEW MUSIC, • _This Day was 'published*. - 13) , GOULDING, PHIPPS, and D'ALMAINE, Mnsiesellers, No. 45, Pall-Mall, and No. 70, St. James's. street, • r r i WELVE WALTZES f or t h e 1-t arp or Piano Forte, with an Accompaniment for the Tarnhorine, composed by j. W. Holder, price ys. 6d. An Hymn on depositing the Colours of the Loyal Hamp stead Volunteers, sung by MT. 1 ncledoa, composed and dedicated to Lady Alvanley, by 1. Davy, price is. ed. The Third Number of Handel's celebrated. Messiah, ar ranged for the Voice and Piano Forte, by Maazinghi, price 3s. • • Poor Kate, a favourite Song, sung by Mr. Incledon, in Variety, composed by T. Thompson; price ts. For Mary's Love alone, sung by Mr.Dignum, at Vauxhall, with unbounded applause, composed by T, Smith, price rs. The favourite Overture, Songsi.jand twelve select Airs in Brazen Mask, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, composed by Davy and Mountain, price 6s. This,Day was'pdblished, Dedicated, by perinissiosicto t-• 1 0 ,.ight Hon. th e E ar l o f Sr. Vincent) Elegantly printed in Royal Quarto, by Bensley, and embel lished with Forty-one Piates, and a Chart of the Mediter ranean, engraved in Aquatinta by Stadler, from original Drawings by the Author, price, in boards, 31. 535. bd. - or with the Plates coloured, Si, ss. • A :VOYAGE up the MEDITERRANEAN, in .Ell. His Majesty's Ship the Swiftsure, one of the Squadron under the Conimand of Rear-Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson, K. B. now Viscount and Barbn Nelson of the Nile, 'and Duke of Bronti in Sicily. With a DESCRIPTION of the BATTLE of the NI LE, on the ist of August, 1798, and a Detail of Events that occurred subsequent to the Battle; in various Parts of the Mediterranean. By the Rev. COOP ER tV I LINAMS, A. M. Late of Emanuel C o ll ege , Cambridge; Vicar of Exning, Suffolk; Chaplain .of His Majesty's Ship the Swiftsure . ; and Domestic Chaplain to th e E ar l o f S t. Vi ncent. Printed for J. White, Horace's Head, Fleet -street. Of whom maybe had, by the same Author, printed uni formly with the ab o Ve, and embellished with 1 3 later,. price Tho Guineas in boards, An Accountof the Campaign in the West Indies, in the Year • 'This Day was published, In Two Volumes; 06tavo, sembellished with an accurate Mapof Paris, Price 135. i n b oar d s , 'PARIS DELINEATED, from the French of Mercier ; including aparticular Description of the prin cipal Edifices and Curiosities of that Metropolis. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds, No. 20, Paternoster- Tow, and J. Deßoffe, Gerrard-street, Soho. Where may be h a d, i n T wo Vols. Bvo. price 16s. boards, The New Pieure of Paris ; or, A D escr i ption o f . t h e Man nersi Customs, &c. of that City s i nce t h e Revolution. - 6.3 - The above Works contain a complete View not only of every Thing worth Observation as to Buildings, &c. but of the Manners arid Customs, the Police, and the Govern merit of the .Metropoli4 as well as a Variety of entertaining Anecdotes, which have Occurred both - before and since the Revolution. ,For want of such a Guide, many an 'English man has visited Paris, and returned almost as ignorant of its Inhabitants as those of Otaheite. This Day was published, pricers. 6d. l AN ABSTRACT of t h e ACT l ately passed for L consolidating the former Aas for theREDEMPTI ON of t' - e LAND TAX. Shewing the • Disposition and Ai-, of the Qof - - - .-rnatterAf it, ANitis zi -csior.:\l c%plartittti-Y of the 0 bjed and E Wed ofthe - New-Provisions. To which are prefixed, a few Observations on the Nature and Extent of the Advantages resulting to the Public, and to the Landed Proprietor from the measure. By GEORGE HARRISON, Esq. Of Lincoln's Inn Fields, Barrister at Law. Printed and published by Bunney. and 'Gold, No. 503, Shoe lane, London. TD THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SIR, UPON the Cover of- the Methodist' Magazine for May last, 'which was only this day first seen by me, I find a Letter signed " A Clarke," and dated zBth J anuar y, doz, alluding'to the insertion of his name iii a pamphlet-Of mine, as having recommended a poor objed of disease to my evc, to whom. the Anti-I inpetigints w,ts administered gra tuitously, in consequence of - that recommendation. The Rev. A Clarke, Methodist Preacher, once of Man chester, but now it seems of this Town, declares, in the said Letter, "that lie never wrote, or caused to be written, any Letter, or Letters, on any subjeCt -whatever, to rne, or my Agents or Friends, and that the insertion of his naine in the said Pamphlet, as far as relates to him, is a grass for gery, - Now Sir, in justice to myself, and t o sh ew the , pu bli c t h at what M Clarke has thus publicly adv ance d to b e utter l y false,_ I -x a copy of his recommeildatory. Letter, with his ow gn it ature, and that of the three Leaders of the' Manchester Methodist . Society, as welt as two Neighbours who attested it, and which is ready at any :ifile for•lnspec tion, at my Counting-House, Solomon's Place, Liverpool. I am, Sir, ..tc: - 4th lune, aoz. • SAMUEL SOLOMON. Copy of a Reco m me n d a t or y Letter fro r niA: Clarke,- Metlls.. dist Preacher, late of Manchester, afi4 Others, sena with a . poor Objed of Disease to Dr. Solomon. - • "- The bearer, Thomas Child, is a Member of the Metho dist Society of this town (Manchester) ; he has been altilded for three months with violent pains in his loins, togetherwith a swelling in the a bd omen an d legs,. Ihe charaCter of which disorder we cannot ascertain. "Ne'recommend him to • Dr. Solomon, as an ohjea of charitable relief. Witness our hands this r.slth day of March, A. C!. n It Ke, Minister. " IsAAcWILKI:;:soN,). " THOMAS et). INTER, LeHICZS. • " JOHN HARDMAN, ) ca RICHARDIiuxToN, ? Ne4hbour , ,, ,, WILLIAM STAIILmr, • CAPITAL 'ESTATE in SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A, Large MANSION HOUSE, with Coach honses, Stables, Pleasure-grounds walled in, Garden, Paddock, and Lands containing Two Hundred Acres, well wooded and watered, fit for the immediate reception of a large Nobleman's or Gentleman's Family. The situation is about _thirty-one Miles front London, and upon the best Road in. England. For further Particulars inquire of M essrs. Bl an df ord and Sweet, King's B enc h Walks, Temple, London; or of Mr. !ones, Solicitor, Tunbrid6e Wells:- To BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Desirable Compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, elegibly situate on the Banks of the Wye, in the Pa rishes of Llanurthwll,.. Llanatinfaur, Nantmell, and Lla nyre, in the Counties of Brecon and Radnor, at a central distance between the good Market Town s o f B u il t h and Rhayador(exCept the. Lone 'Farm), and lett to the following Tenants l - at the under-menti one d R ents. • Z: r 4 = ^' .-< - E. F.... , " = * CL"c".74-4-4n0 7 ...' r t o ') :, V. 6' ;3 • g 21)2 Y . g S •• ec? F „ yi) g . *g . E> 0 r i . tx, , , t . trl t7l , ° e z: Zh ,g' l.3 -I `1 2 .: V5l ' O','"' t ig? kel'ooooovio 0 OF' elooooooo 0 tr: n 0 ts 3 " •••• f - ‘ o • z O rr MOst of the above:Farms, except the Lone, are only di vided by the River,Wye, on which they border for a consi derable distance, and wherein they have a valuable Right of Fishery. The adjacent Country abounds with Bare;, G;;;;Ize, and Partridges. The•Pretnises haveyeod Sheep- ‘.'izilks be longing to them, and are; , very improveable:• The Timber thereon, being several himdreds• of fine Maiden-Oak, and good Ash, to be take n by- t h e Pn rc h aser at a:fair valuation. " Messrs'. Jenkins ; James, and Co. of No.' 8, New Inn, London, are authorized to treat tZir the Sale thereof. "PRICE B.IXPETCE. .4 . At INDIA MUSA., - Aralru.tt iti 'Sou 1 - 0 HE co . ußr- of DIRECTORS .Of the UN :11W COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG.. L2WD traditigni the East hates, de &re& give Plaice, - That it is their intention 10 receive Appteatioits on or before the 30th September, } from the 3lerehants wanting Tonnage for the Exp.;rt cf Goods to India; for such Goods which etre tote Ship., lied in tlic ensuing Quarter ; and on or before. the 3lst December, the 3 tit March, 301/.) LSivie, fur such Goads the Merrhantt arc desiroUr of shipping in, earl) guarter i Allowing such dales I and that 11 is their intention a/si 41urni4b Tonnagelor an}' tiff ay ilfadeira Witte which map be required, by Persons 7;ciaing t 4 Sbip the sane for India, upon similar applirations;. Particulars of the Kates of FreiFht,_Effr. for the first Ships of the Season, are to be seen in the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping. yiimEs GOER, Assistant Sertetavi• LIVERPOOL. TO BE LETT IN LIVERPOOL, Thgether, or in separate Allotments, as may beauccd uponi L tblt large Commodiot4 MISES; with a Coach-house thereto belonging, si tuate on the West Side of CASTLI -STRIsET, and near the • Exchange : this House being constructed for a BANK, has a good - Repository and suitable Offices for carrying on Business in that line, in which it has been occupied .for a number of years. A very fair opportunity is now presented for a similar Establishment in that, or any other extensive Lire their re quires the attention of a Principal in the , management thereof. There is an elegant Suit of Rooms on the principal Floor, such as Dining-room, Drawing-room, Library, Breakfast. room, Powdering-room, and Servants' Pantry ; all of snit. able dimensions, and well conneeled, In the Chamber and Attic Stories are a number of Lodg ing-rooms ; with a spacious Kitchen ; good Cellars, and other ()dices tbrsServants, in the Lower Story. The House forms a capital Town Residence, and may be entered on without delay. For Particulars, and inspeaion of the Prethises, apply at' L- Todd's, Castle-street, adjoining the said Premises. TO 'BE SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a certain Cause there depending, wherein SA MU E NEWTON, Esq. is Plaintiff, and JOHN BRADSHAW, Esq and f A M,ESBRA DSH AW, Esq. and OTHERS, are Defendants, and in pursuance of an Order made in the same Cause dated the 23d day of July, 18oz, before Peter Holford, Esq one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public - Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, -in Southampton -buildings; London, on Tuesday the 31st day of August, iSoa, between the Hours of One and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot; A FREEHOLD MATE, situate at WIL. BURY,in the County of Wilts, late belonging to THOMAS BRADSHAW, Esq. deceased, consLring of a MANOR and MANSION:HO US E, with suitable Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Private H orse -C ourse, Planta tions and a Park about four miles in circumference, together with capital Farms, Tenements, and Lands, contairung in the whole 1630 Acres, or thereabouts. Particulars whereof may be hail (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon don ; at W ' ilbury-house, near Amesbury, in the County of Wilts; the White Hart, Salisbury ; the Star and Garter, Andover • the White Hart, Bath ; and of M essrs. Willi ams And Brooks, Solicitors, in Lincoln's inn,. Londu , l.—And Plan of the Estate may be seen at the Chambers of the said. Messrs. 2nd lt rn&i .. - • STAFFORDSHIROF"" — 71irr— TO BE S'OLD BY AUCTION, Under the Diredion of the Assignees of the Estate of johit Harrison, a Bankrupt, By T. SHORTHORE, of Hanley, On Wednesday the Bth of September, t 832, at Four o'Cl o Ck in• the Afternoon, at the George:lnn, in Leek,' in the Cotinty of Stafford ; either in One or Two Farms, as may be fixed at the time of Sale - and subject to such Cond itions, as will be then produced; • A Compaa Tythe-tree,TREEHOLD ESTATE, called the ST FELE-HOUSE FARM, and situate at Bradnop, about two miles from Leek aforesaid, between the Buxton and Ashbotun Turnpike Roads, consisting of it commodious Farm-house, with appropriate Out-buildings, and 224 Acres of Land, lying in a Ring Fence, and now the occupation•of ' , film Torr, as Tenant front Year to Year. This Estate is about ten miles from Buxton, and in the - vicinity of excellent Grouse Shooting. it is capable of being made a capital Farm, The Laud lies well upon .the desbent, and to a good aspet , k and a considerable quantity may be irrigated at a small expense, from two rills that run through it. • The Land Tax is only 41. as. Bd. yearly, and the P ours ' Rates inoclerat. • There is limo within two miles, at 9d. per horse load, and it May be had for 7d. at the distance of six miles.. A considerable part of the Purchase-money may remain, ou security of the Estate, if the Purchaser wishes such an accommodation. The Tenant will shew the Premises, and for further par ticulars, refer to Mr. Tomlinson, Solicitor, Hanley, in the Staffordshire Potteries, where a Map may De seen. BEAUTY OF PERSON. Patronized by His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. As nothing is a greater Ornament than a White Set of Teeth, TROTTER'S 'ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, whickehas met with universal encouragement from the first Personages of Fashion and Distindion, during a period of Eighteen Years, is. recommended to the attention of the 'Public. Ladies and Gentlemen who have nut tried the efled of this excellent Den tifrice will -find a single box a s u ffi c i ent quan ti ty to ascertain its efficacy and virtue ; its excellencies being acknowledged by the moserespedable Medical Authot itieS, used by several, and recommended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teeth,- sweetens,the Breath, possesses no acisi that can con rode the enau el,. andiS extremely safe in its use. From its astringency it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy, which often proves the destruction of a whole set of Teeth, preserves sound.Tceth from decay, secures dec ,yed Teeth from becoming worse, thstens those which are loose, proves the hap. py means of preventing their being drawn. But what has en. hanccd it in the estimation of Ladies and Gentlemen who have been its the habit of using it, is, that it prevents the re • turn of the Tootb-ach, with whi c h, before that period,. they had been violently affiieted; , and obviating the necessity of that most disagreeable of all operations—Scaling the Teeth. Likewise a TinClure which possesses the power *of easing the most violent Tooth-ach, and braces the Gums, and is a Wash after thc Powder, perf e ctly sari: in its use, having no acid. M. Trotter recominendS it .to G entlemen going abroad to take with them, 'as Gentlemen who live been abroad leave • found the good etre*. -of the Powders in long voyages ; and also proper for ail Families, and Schools to keep by them. She cautions the Nobility and Gentry ;Against purchasing eny.* Asiatic Tooth-Powder without " M. Trotter" on thieSeArap,' on the. top .seif. the box, .several compositions haveig been vended for it, in Town and Country. • • • - Sold, wholesale andietail, at the warehouse, No. 3, Beau. fort Buildings, Strand; and by appointment, by Messrs. Buller and . Loder, Oxford; her. Reynolds, - Bathe Mrs. Shearclilf and Andrews, Bristol ; Trewtnan, Exeter MreSnacx, Portsmoutb Mt. Richards, Ply mou th ; M r . Wood, Weymouth; Mr. Edeionds Northampton; M t . Lu. cas, Southampton; Mr. Howard, -Reading; IVlr.eMiuOi c . ditch, ,Ipswicn ' • Mrs, Pollen, Colchester ; M r . Hull ; Mr. 1 - 101dbrook, Derby ; cainetare' Mess.• Uillon ,Chester ; Mr. Aldred, Yar mou th ; Mrs. - Cross and Wof.:de Shrewsboryi Mr. Rice, Wakefield ; Swin. ton, Leicester ; e Uederweort, Cambridge ; and Mi. Spence and Mr. Raeburn, Ec i eliAbute,ll; and Bull, Dublin. Price 'as. 6d. a Box e Tineture, as. ed. - duty inelgeted. India Blushes, i s, each, , 1)- )0' cil al } og et' ate ' L',.' ol :Or