The Sun. — London, England, 1802-08-27 00:00:00

IsrumDEß 310 1 •] VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of. His Royal Highness the PRINC E of WALES. Tkiis PRESENT EVENING, AUG - UBl' 27 Tgo2, THE GRAND ORIENTAL .GALA Will be repeatedin the s:ime stile or ASIATIC MAGNI_ 1.1 CENC E, as was received with suchuniversal App ro . :bati on on Wednesday last. I lre SUPERB EASTE RN CAR will be Exhibited on this occasion, in the North Circle of the Gardens. And alter the Concert, will be a brilliant Display of FIRE - • WORKS, By Mons. ROSSI - and TESSIER. Admission- Three Shillings. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o'C lock. LONDON and PORTS`M.OUTH PROPOSED INLAND N • AVIG4TION. T "havini kcp Rpsolfga, at a Public Meeting., ield on the ath inst. at Fl9rsham,in the COhoty of Silssex,' that 'Sam, nolexceeilio 4o'cpl. should be raised by SUbscriiatiotuto be immediately o!lined at :certain-Barks n 'louses therein- oanteci Oud that, so soon as the S4mri. of siuP,lla be subscrit.:2•l; I should by •Public Advertise tuent ca11..1 Meeting of the Subsctilgtr;, in adopt Lila: a spode mght. be cieerneifia23:Reilient : Now, the said , Sum "Of zoooi. `)enig'subscribesl7,l do. Itelijr );i . ve N . otice, that a Meeting of th' Subkribers war- he t hM• 'tor,. the purpose above„mentipued, at the Kin '.s iteatidntf in Korsham afore- said, on Monday the 6th day of Stptetilber : noct, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forendon. • .• • -• Croydon,PATK.-.DRUMMOND. Aug. , an • • • • CANAII"NAVIdATION.: WHEREAS-liyan: 'Aft! •Partiarildni . lately vl l passed-, the .Company of 'of the Mon tnourhshire Catia.l Nabi atiorl a,re . empowered to raise, a cer tain Sum of Money, . by Mortgage or for carrying intattteci thepurpoSes:af the.said. A '• -": At a Special Gener4,l Meeting :or Assemblj of the said • , C( ?mPatly oTProprietors„.held on the 28th July inst an t,- it.• was Resolved to Borro* such Sum • or Sums of Money as: iroin time td - lime bewanted, in Sum: Of'not less than p Tolls'l'° k ttodred Pounds, uer, Mortgage at 51.. per Cent. of the . 1. ° r Tonnage of'thit... Canal. t , or any further PartiLl:irs, apply to Morgan Parry, at Oilice, in Ne'vp•ort, 'or at the Banking House of Teinpler,and Company, Stratford-place, r.ondon. 11 , -0 Part of the Money Deed wanted:until Nlicimas ""t, and no Expenoe ofncurred by the Lender. • ' ty Orderof the CoMpany, MO KG AN PARRY, ~Xwport, 31, 1840 t; • Clerk to the Proprieto rs . by " • 1 5. TholuteresuWiltbe regUldrly paid every Half Year Bills cif upon London. .AND•CRY! WHEREAS 7-, 11 the Night ni . the 2ls t o f J u ly last, the MILLS at LITTLETON, belonging to Na;, of Troworidge, Clothier, wrre attacked' by an 'rrned Body of Men, with blacked faces, SET ion FIRE, jototaliy CONSU p ; and a'person, answering th e fol.: ° wing dcsertption., was artrougst them, and actively con terried in the.said Fillopy,.yiv.-41idclle-sized, black. eyes, bl ack race, t eet h lar ge :n t ron t and wide apart , sharp nose, iack hair tied behind, and.dresserlin'a blue jacket —Who ever wit rgive information so that the before-mentioned per ton any be apprehended and brought to justice, shall, upon - to 4 vtetion tildeo2, 'receive a Reivard'uf • • 'FIFTY POUNDS, of R. BOWSFirk, 5 .licizor. . . B ath. Aim fA, igoz. • , ROMAN CEMENT. PARKER. an:: Bat - ankle, South.\var.:, manufacture 'Cement, or Mortar, for building rrt w . ater, which tar surpa s ses in utility Dutch Terras, or ; r r!! Other kind 'of M o rt ar gives to aft kinds of Brick or it 4) ne Work, at, oilcan - mod clegreeof strength and cohesion ; as is toter Water, sviii oecomes as hard.as Stone; and.zPay ” , i‘if - isLxt- e ve n tb.thie actiOn of the Sea, without injurY. In ail therefore, intended to resist, or contain Water; 6e I°', , ,t r my ti,r, be used with s.iitar advantage; or it may %vitt) Lime and Sand, to - any desirable degree, to r 'ais , :Prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, of coso ne limn ancisiiirable nature as the Cement : it preserves Walk from wet and damp, and may be executed so as r i nl Pletely to res - emble Stone, at .a very moderate expense. t br 4t il'avitig, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than Na ---- Stone. 3111 -- --1 - . ..RPvt;mEN I'S in UPHOI,sTI,. , k Y and CAIJINE'f M FURN/TURE. ORGAN and SANDER's new invented-I t s,_ ha ri Peiial. Dining TableS, age-of which T. MORGAN p i 1,7 .,., the , honour ,ti)f- She Win g. tq .Their Majesties - and the ac ,"-icesses at The Qiii.en's 1-lcuse, Who ,according it ; to-..leir. z i a -u.qorr ied;gdociness of eneour,n;iol4 Ing,enuity, were most s an c ,n l sl7 pleased to , expre,ss tacir'higitest arprobation and . ' . ..* l ; . ,"rst of-the-same. ' - - - . .._, . _ . . tni;t ° best improved BOfa Beds . , Chair Beds; the much ad taite't Pour- post and Tent -Bedsteads with Brass Screw S, . eg, Patent; with elegant Chintz Eurnittires and Bedding t en' ill P l6 te,. 'handsome- Dome Beds.. and Window Curtains . c4l),lnite, with, every , other Articie in the UphOlstery 'and,. ex .l et -Branches; requisite for furnishit,g Manses coMplii.::, ,e.cuted in the first.stiy Oielegauce and - fas4ion-• • v i i . (fir Mistakes having - frequently occurred, 'from - other a °h° , -Is'es being in•fhe same' Street, Ladies and Gentlemen Q re very respettrully enirt.‘...itiA to be pailicular; that MOR ' 2l7 g and S AND k.--R.Srs jljanufado-ries :Ain Ware Rooms are . No. 16 and 17, , tATI - lER IN T...-'STR VET; Isi . THREE DOORS from tine eSTRAND. .. - ' A il - B• - .I illp_roved - Pi2rtable 1344cisie. tis with Bedding,. and c i ls cluitto Nett FurnitureS 4 _ Mkttra . cses, tke. for F.oreign Itth'iliii,te also new. invented Portable Chairs, 'a damn, of cic , in the saCe of two, common Chairs; for ex- • Portati P . p C , " - -r vt MORGAN.and SA:NDE:RS -• beg 'leave to inform -I.a ties and Gentlemen , in goneral, There nowt vt , as a Patent granted for Ch:iir Iseds,.Sota lieds; &c. so falsely represented Y unprincipled men, who are ' ca lli ng a l most every article 4 lad stamping them Patent,-itinrcierto misieati - and impose on the Public. VALUAB-LE and EXTENS.IVE - ETATE m the • COUNTY of INVERNESS, in SCOTLAND. - . TO•BE, SOLD .13Y ,PUBLIC AUCTION, the Royal' Exchange,. Coffee-house, in t iiinbutgh, Upon ‘V‘xlnes ( l a y the Isith day of - January, .Iso3, between T• 'the Hours of. Two and 'I - 111 . de o'clock in the Afternoon, HE LANDS arid, BARONY of GLENELG, o . With' the Right of Patronage of theiPerish and Church Glenf t i,:• • •, • • .• This Estate consists of above, moo; Scotch Acres,' of 1 41 rable and Pasture Land, of superior quality, and highly in.- ;rovable, lying compaet,_ siretching atm* the Sea Coast i and beautii kit arm of the Sea called och Um (a. great Herring !'l,shing Station), tor a course of it p - w,ards of zo miles; ,coni anicating with the great Military Road conneding the Forts terminates in this Estate, which, thins poshesses anMI -: " l ediste access by land as well as by water to .the best Markets. vol on the Estate are upwards of loco Acres of Wood, • s _!'og of Oak,' Ash, and other , Trees. It ..ccinitands -the 13e0At ()dutiful prosp..ias; and abounds with • Reci Roe ,er, Grouse, and othj:.r Game. There are ±e;arc other Fishings: and the Kelp Shores arc valuable . -74'Ide-zrrensive-; the whole thus thrilling a most desirable put e,.1..3. combining pleasure with profit.. ;le (At present only 1,37 - z1,.. 1.4 g. 5d.) Will the iourse leSsihan two years - be' increased to upwardi of t ours in terms oftoe of themehe Leases, which are all- upon loyv b e4t s , -afid most expirchi 1)',0,4, - when the Rent will ,o much and,by transacting with the Tenants,, 4 '"w- perbiy s be inore'ttliiri - doubled. . • at The Estate mav - bewiewect by zwiving. to Mr. Macleod, I slandreoeh, Gleitelg ; and i)arite . i,lar'S rit•e"y be had ot a.l...if!x,:ricler undell, No. 3, Fliidver-Areet, -Wezitininster ; I,`,,''of 111 .i , ,ilonald-Ilucha.nan ; -W.--riter to the .S`Z , ier, E din:- ' 41. 0 3 'Alto will snew a y 1441 vi the tscAte. 4 . • .0 , ... • ' • is, ;ht CrC A UL: 10t ru r nd act rd ..... ...... . 1 , - ... r, ~._-..-,:,,, •ie-, .4,, , E. - .: , -.- . . „ '-_-'-' .': i . • :-.-. 2-71. ; ;4{41 . gt::4:0.- ~--: 1 4i ,..- 4. _ ...., , ~--......._ 6 I , i; . . 0 --,-- . - --,-• ~.,,,, , ),1. , • - - • .. . ...,,;,.'',.....,4 .. . . :. _. . . : . r i„/i l , r ,t IP 1/. 1,4 .‘ \\V" . . .. - .. _ .. •!,.. , . . . • • --.- 'FRIDJY, A .• •. At the ANNUAL GEN EIZ,AL SESSION of the PEACE, held pursuant to the Statike, at the'New Court House, in Preston, in and for the County -l!alatint of,.,LAneaster, the tat Day of July, in the std 1 ear of 'King: George the ' Third's Reign ; RESOLVED, That 'it appe . ars to • this: Court, • that lay an Aa.of P-arliament passed - • year Of the Reign of HIS late Majesty Icsis,g Charit\i . I ...entith led " An Additional ACt for the better repairing,of 'flighways and Bridges," a-Power waa . g . iven to the usti'ees' ofrheCes'ii ty of.Lancasteiforthe term .Of Ten Years, fo_b4sit4,,c,:ournty anol Hundred Bridges where such Bridges were Wanted - -ivhicis said ACt was fully executed, -and the Bridge - Estahfithr. - ment oFthe County kosai sled, stria' tered . and . klictisrurhtql ill a Decision made us the C'oturcif King's liesuch, called the plusburn Bech Case, gave occasion for Bridges to be built by subscription, without the .coasent or.kpr.lecigc:of the Conn ty, wherever the Persons' associated chose to red them, which were built ip so imperlea a•anatiner. as soon to be come ruinous, and the County has., lvsen tbacle m ,sub.kel to. many Bill's of Incriarnint - l'or.- no't BridgeS so ereCleiL As a remedy for tisesaltatscs, matiron,a,. Judicial Decision, the County oireresi s tltearuiegcd labses to 'he inserted in the General Bridge . Paßialtient,-Which will shear that the to assist in the ere4ing of : Nei.v- Bridges where they really- yan ter:, fro rn tlte..4 our,la te and-the port of the Committee of the 'House' of Conine's& aoiltaits. the - following Clause :—" Resolved; fllat it is tlt opirs ion;of. this Committee, that Counties should not lae,hodnd instin tain and repair. ahy Bridgelierellter Lietinitt;'sia,•ss Justices, in General Quarter Sessions assembled; slsoulsl.4l - e.,.. terming that,such Bridgels.necessary.to be.built tbr4heptir-. poses.of the Public, and should consent thereto.'':-Hrhe prol, gress ot the 'General - 'Bridge 'Bill. - Wits. - tu.s . pend&l fcir •two' months by a: Yoteof:the. House.of -Peers oft t roth ot Juste last; on the revival of this is the request O • this -Conrt that the Law respetting. the.eredion • Of-. New Bridges should be'setticd, eitheron..tlie Report:of the •Conpaiittee of the House or commons,hr on the annexed Clauses,- so _that ir may be made to depend man .Act of thetegishisfure, .ancfnot on a Judicial Decision. - ' • T he. C lau Sea. refeqed to by the above Resolution :• • ' Be it•enaeled, That when the.lnliabitants aridLancl ersof arty' Part or D'istriCt in alt) - County, find the . i.vantft he accommodation of a . :Briclge over any River ori - Irixak. in sat:A District, they may Assemble and cutter into a Subscription fur • defraying the expence r orbuildine the intended Bridge, and -may prepare a Petition 'to' be .presented to the Justices- - :of such County, ,at a General Session to be holders for such . County, and 'for the County• Palatine of .Lancaster at the Annual General Session, praying that the proposed Bridge.. may be built; and the -said Justices approving of the said SUbscription.and Petition, may transmit the Subscription to the 1 reasurer of such County, who shall, and is hereby di retied,-to place the Money so subscribed lo.the use County ; and it shall be, lawful for the Said direct the Surveyor of. the Public Works of such Co-,- ty. to build . a Bridge, as request.'d by the sail ..Petition, proper for.,the accommodation of, the Subserib.r.s, and for Public Use, at the expence of such County, aided by the said Subseription, which shall hereafter be deemed and. taken to he a County Bridge ; and no'Bridge built ntherwise than tinder' the above Regulations 1 - where none had been be= fore erected) shall be deemed or taken to be a County or Hun dred Bridge, any Law, Usage, or Custom to theeontrary . notwithstanding. --Be it enact:A, that when the intended New Bridge is de sired-to-be bu, It over any Stream or River-dividing t woCcrun ties, the ,INfeeting, Petition and Subscription of the Persons . desirni . g the same, '4iall be held and made in the same Man ner As us directed by tire atOresaid , Clausa, -and a Duplicate of the said Petition and Subscription shall be presented to the justices of each' of such' Counties, 'at' a deneral Session as aforesaid, and tor the County Palatine of LaneAs,ter, at the Annual General Session., andif approved or by-both, it shall be lawful for the Magistrates assembled at'such Session to boloWilos On 2 -- Moiety of the N;;:to f .: -p..sct to I lie. f.:s,-tr.krvt..--- Triasurers, shall cause the said Bridge - to he.buth under the same Regulations, ••Conditions and - PrOvi sions, that- are• di rected to be observed by the Clause above-mentioned where the Bridge stands wholly within one County. ' By' idol ot' Court, • E. GORST, Dep: Clerk of the Peace for Lancashire, - Day was,publishca, price.2.s. A cHARGE;Ae , i - ered, CO the-CLERGY of the , 1A1• DIOCESE. a LAN DA FF, lupine anz. By RICHARD , WATSON, 1).•D. F. R. S. • • gishop Landatl. • Printed for T.' eadell,- jun. • and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, lately publishtd by the same Author, A Sermon preached in the Chapel of the London llospi tali. April Bth 1802, price Is. td.. .• In the Pres 4 and speedily be published, .1n Two elegant - Volatiles, 4to. Price 41. 45 . . boards, accon panied by a considerable number of large plates., consisting of Views taken in U pper.and Lower, Egyp.N.ut" Representa tions of Antiquities, and Hieroglyphics, of Objects-in-Na tural History, 01 Manners" and Custortm, engrav ed by eminent - Artists ; and I;ac-ilniles of.the•briginals: • JRAVELS . in UPPER .and . LOWER. : EGYPT; in eptnpany with several Divisions of the French„ArinY ; during the campaigns 01-Genetal HO: AP ARTE 11l thatcountry. Published under the immediate patronage -of the c Cu iEr CONSUL. By" VIVANT DEN'ONT, On@ Of the :-. 6 ; ftists who- aCcor.panied the F. x pediiiOn Translated from the Original .by ARTHUR Al/(114. Printed for .N. Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row ; and for R. - P-hillip; No. 71, St, Paul's Church-yard. N. B. Another Edition in.3.vois. Svo price 21. 2s. boards, will he published at the same time. . , • CC- I - The Original French Edition of this Work is publish ed. in vaxis,. at the price of Sixteen Guineas ( English Mo. n.ey) and the Copies are sold in London at Twenty-one Guineas. • .-•-! - • , BA /1 - C NOTES; -This n 4; was . pliblithed, Price is.. A CONCISE STATEMENT Of the NATURE : Ilk_ and CONSEc)LIENCES orthe RESTRICTION of PAY.ISTC. in SPECIE , at theBANK. of ENCE:ANIO.' Ad dressed to the Public in 'general, and reSpeettially recomitfend-, ed in particul.v . to the serious Attention 'of'fbe.Alembers-of the New Parliament. By A...MERCHANT'. ..Labi buten'', errare, nescire, - decipi, et malum;- et turpe. - • ducimus. .Printed for T. S. fordan; No. 5130, Fleet-street. Of whom may be had, price is. - Profusion of Paper Noney, not deficiency in, Harvests,. Taxation not Specuiatiou, the teal Causes of the High Prices of Provisions; with an , :appendix, containing Observations-. on NI r. Thornton's .Speech in Parliament, March'. z 6, &c. by a Banker. .• • IMPORTANT ADVICE TO FAMILIES, C OPY • of a LE UTER from • the ReY..''.:ll/r, CHARLES PRESTON, Iteetot olßultrto;lolattnn, Yorkshire, to Aless. Cluing and Etitler, Cheapside, men-.LUpon seeing so many 'respectable: siAnatiires4o4he Cures performed.by-ypur Ching's Patent Worm-"Lozengcs (particul.nly that of the Lora thtlubp of 'Carlisli; . • with whom I have the honour of being ,aeliu)intcd),' induced me to try them upon a Son of mine, •:ylio pad been ill a tong rinl - je, and recetycd little'ot no benefit froin any Medicine he took: I think it a` duty - due to yint, and a national. ad vantage to say, that he was perfeelly rcstorefirto good Kell by only taking three doses of yotin - incemparableXedicino, which. I have strongly recommericW.lo many of my friends for themselves and children, andfi,Aey.have.neyer:trailel of success. I am Gentlemen, your numWeF.errant, • .CHARLES!'PRESTON:. btlimez. Ot t. 17, aSut. Sold v..holesaleand retail at Ching- and Butler's, Cheap side and -retail by I veii 8,....rgen, Elsinore ; LYull and 'Cal l -1):in ; Davis,' Cork; and by the most respeaahle .i'vle;licine Venders in,the Uniecl Kingdom, in Boxes at •SS. Half boxes,. as. gd, and Family Boxes c o ntaiaing five small awces, at One Guinea each. . . . • t , - T() BE SOLD BY PRIVATE .CONTRACT, - ' A Desirablein Cop FREEHOLD . - ESTATE, .1. i. ciegitily situate on the Bank s o f th e Wy e , i n t h e Pa risties of Ltanurthr.ll,. Llanataalaui, Nantniell, and Lla nyre, in, the Counties (:f Brecon and Radnor, at 4 centraldistance between Use pod Market Towns of Builth and Rhayador (except the Lane. Farm), and lett' tnthe following Tenants, at the under-IncationM Rents. -- • ~ . . ' . . .... .' .* 2, '-' -r"" . , . :-.-.. = * • ?.-.?-. ef. 4,,,, .• ,:•,-- g sa. .1. Z - .. - -s5 a •-•, =' i o ; •"' :-, ,-- . , . - •-• _.‘• E g Er 0 - - r: -• 2. c 5 a,' G 7-,• 97,'*.t5 4 < i n 'a ct • g f c ;.i p rt f > ;„. e't. . . , 0 , c...,,,, ,t 4 t. 3 , 0 , 3 4:. ..4. ,3 4,. ',A it 4 0 .T -.. cr. •.. o 44 fAI .... • ...... • 4.." iOO 0 0 o.t 0 - 0 0 !,, . . Alovooobo 0 •, - • 7 ` g • • •• , " • ' • E t e i'oli!•:?,- • ,s,g' Cr" o o 0 74. ::••• . t 7 0 • I r ,~ t. . ; .t Most of the .bov`e Finns;' except the Lone, are...qttly,do. vide(' by the . KivEt'Ws;e,,.6n:which . they border fora consii der4hle clitance, , liipl°.wheecid they a. vitiatre Itight of Fisher. 'f'he adjacent*Conntflah'cittlndlitll Ctott and Plrtridges. The i'ivrties have sl*,(ip(l;Shgetp-VV.alks be:. longing to.them, and, are very improveable., :Wiw i Timber thereon, being 'several hundreils of tine IClaitit/it'Oitlii.:anil good Ash,' to be taken by the l'urchasz.:e at a fair Yalu tjon. , Messrs. tenkiirs, _lames, and Co.. of London, authorized to•treat for the Sale thete9l.. • Lst 27, iSoz. . . This Day were publishtd; 4 . 1 Fpur tato actrvo ; - embellished with, Three intaved Portraitbf the Author, at dilieront Stages of Life; (Pice Two Guineas. M. boirds), ir - ng CRITICAL and, MISCELLANEOUS J., PROSE WORKS of JOHN IIgYPEN, now first colletted : with NoteS an d 1 iustrations ; an Account of the Life In<l Writing:, of the Author, *rounded on original and a;utiutic Doconwrits ; and a Colleaion of his Le,tters; the greatir •Part b€which has never beforebeen•intb-lished. 43) , EPNIONDMALONE, Esq. - Sohe COpies on finer Paper, price 31. in boards. ~..,Prinetlfot T. gade'll, jun. and W Myles, in the Strand. Witre May he had, mi. Adone'S Dete4lion Of the Shake_ spears Forgery. • • RECTORY of CHIEVELEY, BE kKS, with immediate Possession. TO BE SOLD BY/AUCTION, • By. Mr. ADAMS, n Ore_ L o t, at -the Glob;ilnn,'Newbtiry, on Thursday tte 1.,6r4 no t xt, Threb O'Clock in t h e After •nom, unless sooner dispo s ed of by private Contra Et • 'A VicAt'4l'esifafile. 'and Valuable FREEHOLD: 1.. ESTATE, consisting of PA RSONAg E FARM,. i 43 Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Adna ms , as a ..nant._; and file Cor n Ty then arising from about boon ..tes of Land, in•the state of cultivation. eikveley,is Within a few :Hile s Gf Newbury and Hunger fird. -- - - • - - - , - \ • Forltiitter Particulars, , apply to Messrs. Morrell, Attor uies, Orford. i'• Mr: q7ozrwww.utl, Attorney, Newbury; and to tbeAudioncer, °fiord.. ~.- • - .' TO ,P0Q1.... . - BE E P F:I'T li. - LIVERPOOL, Together, or in separate A llotmentsos may be agreed tipon, A ii: ! . .L rihat.farge enminodious liOUs;•ailLi PRE , • .L. .3,... :: I s Es; witit,',a Coach ; lionse thereto bclongin t - . ; si tuateon %:I‘.: West' SideoF CA.S,T L E-STR E ET, ani near the Exchange: this House being construttel for"a•BANIK, has a gaott,Repositery : , ;nd sititabie 011 ices tOr carrying . on BUsiness .in thai line,, it si.liich.it li,is been occupied for a number of yeais. A -, ,•:r: 'airoppOrttlnity is notrpresented fOr a similar .li`stabliz,i'rif.in., - .1 twt,, or any other 4xtensive Line that 'i=e.,- ,inir.is..tia. 4ot:li:ion of a 'Princ.ial in the' management' rnerCe. ' ' , ' .!, t" • --- ^ - - „' ' . T • here is an elegant of Rooms on the ptinCipal Floor, such as Dining-room, _ . l.)rawin4-rpoin, Library, 13reaklas‘i roam;POwderi47roetitt, anilt,§evants' Pantr.y ; all ol suit 'aide clittne.nsionSonc(dAtvil toinfected..• -,- !-. , . • ••' In the Charnbstr,and Attic Stories are a••nunlher of Lodg- . ing.roonis-; :vith.o ~spacious Kitchen, mod Cellars, and other 0 ilices ,r,:rt..;•eriTants-, in the . Lower Story. ' -I. The House fortnki,a capitAl Town Residence, and Limy be'' entered on -without 'delay. For Particulivs, and ins Pedion-ef—the 'Premises, apply at E. Todd's; Castle-stredt,..adjoining the said Ptemise;. •FARNIS AND G,-IRIYEN: ROUNIN suit pit y. Td-nt IN THE .PARISH OF WANDSWOR • Eitlier together, : or in Pitted's,' . • A BOUT TWO HU N DRED ACRES of LAND, in high cultivation; lit for the immediate chlrrof a Farmer or Gardener, together with Houses and suitable. Buildings. The satiation of the. Property. • is :about five miles from London, near the .Thares, having the Surrey Iron-Railway passing through Pan of it. . . • For particulars inquire or- Mr. Trrebeck, Solicitor, NO. sB, Park -street, Grosvenor_square ; Mr: 'Leonard, Lind-Sttrveyor, Chapel -court, NeW Burlingidn,.street or Mr, James Furmage, Water-side, Wandsworth. - • • - . . BUILDING LAND, WANDSWORTH, SURREY. TO BE-LET, on BUILDING-LEASES, A SPACIOUS TRACT of LAND, eligibly 0a Ay - fi r o.rth L'ast 'Cour, men, near - the* High-Road: leading from ~ Wandsworth to Tooting, fOrming a Line of nearly three quarters of a Mile ; and commanding on one aspect a view of Hampstead, High gate, and Harrow-Hills ; and on another a view over Wimble don-Park, with an extensive prospect of the Surrey-Hills, Epsom- Downs, Streatham, &c. -The whole exhibiting a .plauresque - Scene of the surrounding Country, and which, although distant only five Miles, -is eqUal in beauty and 'sa lubrity to any within fifty of the Metropolis./ • Persons' Building upon the Property, maybe accommo date with quantities orPasture- Land attached to the Build ineScite, upon reasonable Terms. - • . There is 'excellent Brick Earth, and Sand, on.the Est a t e ; and as the Situation,,is only half a mile from the Thames, and the New Surrey Iron Railway, other Building_Materials may be easily tonveYed to the Preipises: • For further partkulars, inquire of Mr. Trebeck, Solicitor, 58, Pa4ktstraet, Grosvenor:square; Mr: Leonard, Land- Surveyor, Chapel-Court, New Burlington -street ;'or, Mr". James Furmage, Water-side, - Wandsworth. -- • " 1 - - t - _ •-• • VA .VV.140/Z.:l ..„ v: VAN A \• 0 1 : , - ~ ,f --1 4 .. . , %'.. .. , y; . 4"*,.YP 4 1 "( :~.~..~ iii: ~. ~'~ a [PRICE .SIXPENCE. GENESAL POST aFFIC.E, • 'Alva: 25, 1802. *- MAIL • Nzo is h ereb y ..g• 2 .!vr, 'at a .Wll be made-up at this Office on the first WEpr4 ES DA every .Nanth; -with • the. LETTERS for the BAHAMA. ISLANDS, to hf forwarded by the Jamaica Packet, which on her return-to E4rope twech at Crooked 141apd t. tvii receive from thence the AIA tL for ENGLAND. Ry Command of His Majesty s Po:ln:aster Orneraf, -- • ZR,INCIS FREELING, See. ORbNANCE.PREMISES, at RO7:IIERIIITUE., OFFICE of ORDNANCE, ifiegu:t is, 1832. PRINCIPALHE OFFICER. of lIIS MA. • .7ESTI"J ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that thy will be ready, at their Office, in St. Margaret -street, Westminster, on TUESDAY, .the 3 lit instant, to. receive Propose'- from such Persons wbs maybe nuilling - to MOW the Purchasers of a very Eli gible and Improveable LEASEHOLD ETATE, the Prope, of the Ordnance, situate at Rotr-eri..ithe, in the County of Surrey consisting of a CAPITAL HOUSE, errged on a Piece of , Ground' on the North Side y Lavender-street, with the various: Out-buildings, together with an extensive WEI AR F, fronting the Iliver Thames, zlo Peet in Length, and WA R EHOUS ES,• BAKE OUSE, ACCOUNTING -HOUSE, and several other Buildings eretled thereon ; and also all Benre:fi: and Alvan. tage Arising from His .Majesty's Letters Patent, : gr,;nted for a certain Invention for saving Cod and other Fuel; in' the work ' lug of Seam. Engines, and fir other purposes; and also all Beni-- fit to a , Renewfil ,such Patent; Elevate a CAPITAL, STEAM EN . GlNE,.ereeed,Un tet. _said Premise,. ; and - also the QVCIIS construaed &,2 the Principk .rf :he said o ), 7 ens. , Invert . • t• lion. " The a hveitgntianed Pi. ern! scr ; for a re.rtm, fj . %lAA:A Eig-Z,teen,Yea4 wire tviexp i red , 6 4. ; bad). aly law, at 0.5'. Ri-rt ",, . SIXTY-IHIVE POUNDS per Annuiii,. Irtcdiate posseision 1.4:1ll hekiven as soon as the ,pre-thfise shall . he,repstlett.cl. - , • • The-TAensises may he .mowed upon application to Mr. tt00!‘7,. , .ra.gio I.r - rs3idtatthereon ; and .the i4elsira:7 of the Board's Tee 1 Ivitc; : : stale,t .netiy ,he exa;nineei at ISe ' Secret av's Office, in 5t . .. ; 1 114 F. ' !•e,. , ll , _t7Nlfvfr._ , , . . • ... Pv3Ptin•alr sealed up, and marled' on the outside, " Proposals Purchase of th OTcrriance- Premises, , at. Rother. • be delivereelVt'fbio:rdniince . o . 4?ice, in Weitminver, on or before the 3 14 . /::siiii:/711;1,4t . ?4".0fer will b( reed .red the el Two p'doc:kofr; ti!a . , day: the- Board,. • - • • - • R. H. CREW, • -•WESTMORLA - 116.'". -- ..q- - - i9;,BE SOLD, .theV4l l .tiable ... a9d- Tniproyeable .•..16E . 1-1()L1) E Stiff Eof BRE EK's HALL, dis 4 faint fo , tr .County Town, And fire from the Market Towlvf-,l( 2 4hy l Stepl)eli t.consisting of the . 4 11-414. a Lige. old tlaz> ny wy,th. suitable Buildings, all' goad repair, aaa•triro,otrter klrirrTl•oaSei late ly " ?ft ti!t; 'WI thfiS,77 all necessary conveniencies to each; also . rz Acres (as pat Plan of the .E state) of Arabic, 'Meadow,' and Pasture Land; lying in a Ring Fence. The Estate is well' fenced; and well Watered, a . Trout strearn ronning through it, ' and niaer • Springs. It. possesses in itself the means of great improve, meat, by inexhaustible Quarries of blue Lime Stone, of the first quality arid t\vo Lime: Kilns ; the Land Tax re: deemed, and the whole, forty-two Acres excepted, is Tithe free, and having an unlimited Right on the valuable and ex tensive Counnon of Asby Mask, being excellent Sheep Land. For further Partictilars, enquire or Matthew Stephensort, Esq. of Sawbridge, adjoining Breek's Hall, the owner; Sampson George, Esq. Middleton Tyas, near Richmond; Mr. RiChard Stephmson, .Attorney-at-Law, Appleby • or Mr. Benjamin Liddle, at Constantine Hill, Bishop Auckl;rid, * burharn.—James Wright, at Sawbridge, Seryant to Mr.- • Stephenson, will shew, the Premises. To Dr, SOLOMON, Liverpool. SIR AirINO been for several years affliaed with'i • yiolent Nervous Complaint, accompanied with Pains in my Head and Bieast, so as to be frequently confined for days to my bed,. and hating had recourse to the Faculty in several parts of this kingdom, to no purpose, was at length recOmMendedtotry your CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD ; 'after taking three bottles, I am happy in being able to state, I find myseltperfeclly recovered, wbich 1 entirely attribute,' under God, to your invaluable medicine. You are perfectly at liberty to publish this circumstance, and I shall make it generally known in this part ot the CoUntry, • I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, THOMAS V. CLENDENING. ONLY A FEW.OAYS TO PU-RCHASS IN. '• The Public arc respectfully informed, that • r. Tames Mathews, NO. 18, Strand, has on hand, a few Five Pound CaSes of Dr.:Solomon's truly valuable Medicine, the CO R . DIA L BALM of GILEAD, containing, the quantity of -'Twelve Half'Guine:a Bottles—these can only. be purchased prior tool - the ist of September next, in consequence of the heavy Duties imposed on Medicines of that value, which coinuicrcc on that day. Patients who arc desirous of perse vering in the use of this excel lent Medicine, and SA VIN G ONE POUND -SIX SHILLINGS, are therefore advised to:lose no time in applying for the same, as the whole Stock of Five Pound. Cases remaining unsold on the Ist of Septem.; ber, will 1) - returned to the,Proprietor; ••• *- • ' - Also a kw of Family Bottles at cos. of the ANTI - - 'I MP ETIGIN ES for the Scurvy, Leprosy, Lues Venerea, &c.. whereby the PqrshaSer saves 535., The sale of whicn will likewise be withdrawn after - theist of September: Sold by Remnant, Hamburgh Peter-street„ New-York ; Mathews„.„No. ts, StrYnd,`"Lontion ; and in Bath, by Vlazard;. Bristol,,Bulgin • Brighton, Gregory Bir . ntinghant K mitt and' Libya; ;f3LandtOrd, Simmons; Bury St. Edmund's,..zDjogl ;? • Cneltenliarri, Sel don; Cambrido Hodgson ; 4 : Costeht'ry, 'RdlaSen'• •Co!dies ter, leymer.; Canterbury, Simm,on,s„--Caitisie, . Chatham, Etherington ; ChclmsfOrd, ti•atilTdr; et - tem!, Pooh and'SOn ; Chiches.ter, Phillip Son tjirencester, S ; Chippenlynn, Comb's ;'Dntirin, Dugdale, No. 7, Exehrge court ; ;Deity, l)rewe'y; Durhain, Pennington; Dover, Neales ; Devizes ; Lowe ; Dorchester, 'Virtue ; Deal, Roie; Dartmouth, Jackson edinbuggh,- .1 Smith, North Bridge ; E xetets„, 'Frew mita and. Soul ; •Fal mouth Elliot ; Glo.:ces trr, Pitt, Walkcr ; lasgoW, Wl)onal4; Liverpool, Cass, druggist ; Leeds, binns, Holmes.; Lificaoln, Drury ; nn, •Headley Gregory,'S.winft.s.n ; Lewes, Pitt ;Nian .i.-heSter.,: Thompson ; l Maidstope,..Walker ; Marlborough, Harolu ; Newbury, ,Fuller, Mice ; New castle, Walker, Hodgson ; •Ni rth.trifinon, Dicey ;- Nottink:. ham,. I.ftirbagF; Stevenson, ' and Co. ; Oxford, ' Jones; P I ythotalt L)Ock, land ; Portsmouth; -•,13.41arn ; Simitt and e C.).•; Rtietrester, Etherington Preston, Serkent i ; 1 Echlowes ;: 4910k - 111*ton, 'Baker t .Stiltford;,Mrgaii ; •SV.t.rtiford„Ne'.Vcoinb ; Sunderland,'Bray; Salisbitty,•CollihsT' ScarbOnongh, Bayley; 'Faunton,.P.oole ; Tuftbridge Sprange Wells, "E yi II ; Weymouth, Windsor, - lilakeney ;..-and all the Meelicine Venders in the Urfeted Killgdont . . ' .of ' hotn may be had.' ffie "AB STE 'WENT LO ON, • for clearlsing the face .and • skin . . . front cutitn64us eruptions; kAits ,s s. id,. hailpin ts zs, 9..1: lark. rgli ; gers, !cur, iga ; arn for' vrt Il* 4 -' 4, ?-. :ic 137 :r t ; ` 1, ti - .all