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r rt! , 'E-41 ? .eii,.. I' 1 ~ , „irik N:--- ..W.a. d:1:i • -:‘,, LA N'141,44. ',.'f. "•:6,;'-‘‘c't? 'NC.I*I-. 7471 I 7.)-436,1J1-lf lig*-x:k Lc., ,•:,,,, , . ,w••• tiv /..... . -xo •,- * •t , L g T. ,~ 1,..,, rr 17 I E k . . u lbw +U • NOTIL,a 00; A w74,,,,,,i., 6i .. ~...,,,,...4u...,....„.„, ....__::,, ._ ~:......_ ~-_ t i . ..!:, -i',_ ' ''-' ,7 -- ;ek , I fi lli. I t N' - j,s" . ~'~ tj 1-, -. . ~,,. , . . . • CUMBER 3063.] WEDNESDA Y, JULY 1802.' [PRICE SIXPENCE. VA-UX+IALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. THIS PRESENT EVENING, JULY 14., zBoz, WILL BE A GALA, AND GRAND' DISPLAY OF FIRE_WORKS. Admission Three Siiill6)4.—Doors to be open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Light o'clock. TO THE KING's'MOST'EXCELLENT MAI ESTY. T MOST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN, Your Majesty's most tintiful . and loyal VI / • Subjects, .the DEP.UTY CONSUL GENERAL, and FACTORY of L 15130 N, beg leaVe humbly, to otter to Your Majesty our most cordial : Congratulations on the. happy E vent ol a General Peace :—residing, as we do, at a di st‘dice fr om t h e Seat o f Your Majesty's Government, we do nOt the le , a , reel its br.mign,intidencet and the solicitude. which was expressed by Your Majesty's Ministers at a recent period of alarm, for the Security of our Property, .with the indkious Me s , .tres suggested and pursued .by them for its preserva lion, ha.ve impressid us with sentiments of the most lively Fratittute--our hearts are still in our native .Country ; and our Inrlit thereiblii, , not less than . our duty, impelling - us .to take the deepest interest in every. circumstance that can - contribute . ro its prosperity and happiness ; we trust, that it • Nvilt,n o t be deemed presumptuous in us to say, that we yield to one of our Fellow-Subjeels in sentiments or respectful attaehment to Your Majesty's Person and Family,' and of ve-i rkration ibr your Royal Authority. , • That Yotir Majesty may long,' enjoy the blessings of - Peace, that your vldnaiiel.ife maybe long preserved for the bene4t of all Your Majesty's raitutul Subjeas, andthat the United rvb qiont of Great and Ireland- may . continue. to Jaoarish with increase of dignity, wealth, and power, is our dal if and fervent player. • „ Lisbon, June 5.4, rSoz. . ' . At the Request.of the British Faaary, (Signed) J OHN HUNTER, Pro-Consul General. NEW:PAN'OgAMA, HAY-MARKET. FIE resi , edfull v informed, that thils 1 -) inoraina, exhibiting a GRAND- VI ENV of the CITY of ?A RI S Autl - "Environs, is now.i:lPert for puolic inspection ; Painted • itOut Drawin4s made on the North West 'Tower of The Metrop:ditin ChurCh , of Notre Dame, ,gince tih. Sighing of the PrelUnivaries of Peace, by As. I)E MARIA, will tontimaeopen' front 'rentill —'Admittance rs N. 13. A Person regulgly.;:attends to explain the Pictures. • , VISIT TO-PARIS. T -- 0 the alai - Gentry.ntry.—A respeoabie CLERGYMAN ) , highlygraduated . at one of our Uni,- Vers'ties, who has erl!,:,,te(j young Men of eminence, anti t,ayelicti through the finest 'parts of Fiance, with tho g l ;zTz.4 - rnanner6, and enstOths of vvhigh he is Most p rf..ztly " cr l':d:nted, nis to, s - ,rt out it: the beginning of next Month fora Six Weeks' 'Your in th,it Country'. He enooses pof the_ year, as compreheo4ins not only the princ:pai P 1 ' 6 t4l Fetes at Paris, nut exidatting also ; , iant (tit. play 01 . the Vi;)t,,4e, when, Nature:seerns perfcct,,io. ,_AnY Noblcma , ~ or 6eptlemati desirous ,'hat,lli Son should i'colnpany Adv.2rtiser. "fr.in whom he would receive itistri4Loit,and-pr.,:eLt: ,, n, is rz•questc:d so 404ress.Let ‘erti B. at •Nt..!;srs. tiookhaniand Eber's creulating Library . , No. Is, (ltd Pond street.. • -, TO TIIE Ctiltl l l4r: - IN rt ti E , Nolli LI FY, GEN I'KY and PUBLIC - :n general, are respectfully informed, BURG ES:'; and Ofl E.N OINE ESSENCE of RN CFl,:inetk.S.,^cmitinu6 tb he prepa • • ren itti them in the same manner that has given 690; unlygr44l,ipprobatioulor uidttv;',yeak,spasz. f The l o n g justly-acquire,d superiority, of that Arti c le . is 111 IY coutirnictlimthe -, opiniOu of tbe Country-at larye, and of , 1 ersons n -- ssident in all part of iorld, and havio,., t: st2od the test o f trial, ranks it in the situ the at M ion it now main ris. • The general utility of their Essence° Anchovies dna tlch‘Sauces for Fish, than, from it numeio,!, Advertisements tlAi.ly io caution Fam ._s, &c. in purchasiog the same, as is to be bad ot their G,:n °et At their Warencidse as under. . , Every (,1-!;er Aril, le i ii the Oil Tra:le for Camay use, ot the ot sr gnalitv. West„lnC t ., Nl , ..rchantt , Captains of Ships, &c. Officers ,i n t he Army and Navy, :A upon the snortest notice for the -East and. .West, 1 miles, z.tic. t lieS in Scotland, ' nor the convenienie . 7 amilogy 'appointed Messrs. Ri lohnston and eO. -- Edinburgh,': tltcir sole A gents tor Fish Sauces. `Warehouse, No:_107, corner of Satioy-steps," Strand, London. . SCAR CIT .- NZ Oi MONEY. HE Proposit ;nu- of la. Pecunottr - Loan, even in less dis'at•raned times than the present, becomes ex abeiMely interesting, i;:rnadc from any truly res,peCt ..m e quarter. i n this ii4portant codicuipCitionit ts, that a, t 'YerY first Cliarader, and ofarnple Pavver.(which a j; l g t ,leCilr'resp(>ncince Will evince),is induced thus to tender co ueopt , o. I )islinCtion, or Family,' his EEST and those crinEfirikt. sskvlcas. To PersOns, also possessed' c ra 9 "omes arising from Land, .Houses, Dividends of Stock, : Patents,'Settleinents, Church Preferments, or other .ent Property,. ANY I M 54 EDI A T,E Seas,. the Intere s t o f , e a ti o l i e k h e secured. thereon. Every transaction will be, to spective Borrower, , pleasing. memorial of its being 4N i ded on principleS diametri c ally o ppo s ite t o 'th e many v i 3..! t l e 44 ,;Y, but 'designing otters, which. so prominently di sg i ace: c re ,' 4blic Prints a of course, on principles of integrity, se.. anci dilpatch ; and, it follows, ot n°si petted. satisfaction in the result.. otters giving Islinvs and Residence, will meet with every; gentle • • . • - • , E ,6„ Manly attenNon and tidehty; directed for Mr. 11, Jack-! t er ", to the care of Duke's itchniond,Master of the New Chap- Cot e-Itoi;se;-eourt, ton B-acre, London, and ' l e Postage paid. HE NONlity, Gentlemen of Family. Alliance, t, and HeiN tO Fortunes, on Personal. e'rg Security only (7,vs havinz Settlements 'or Joiiitt ires,'Clrnen Livings, ; ° A r Persons possessed of - I -louses, •Lands, Dividends of Stock, ei e nnuit ies,Patent. Places, Pensions-assignable, or other effi- • nt pp SeCurities, friaY be accommodated with temporary or 4 r ,„ rn , a llent Sums or Nioney, through - the respea.able inedium ‘-ohip an , ) of Gentlemen, instead of a Money Brdker, on , t `V!,. l most- equitable Terms, _without- the interference .of a , Trd erson. This Connexion b.:l6g composed only amen f,considerable opulence and respect,. cinctthe 'Moniesel gated to the purpose:ol the. Esiablihment. seldom -less than 5t, . ° --, ar, uliwa.ras, it r.ecess•arily:foliows that applications ciinnor be subject tc)';he 'exposure and delay frequer.tly hap- P e ,nio g- in or di nary cases: ita l i e r r s9hs of . con s id erat i on, and respga.,desirousto.increase . 6!.,e1 ncome:S. by the' purchitseof Annuities.on eqnitable and • hers Terms otily,'ri-6v, on a'proper referenciabecome - Mem- this Est%tlilisiiment, and .as •wel I as' Persons in want . ltd their confidence. fully aniwered, - by .per ,coent:.l applications, or letter fp d) adciussecl •to Vkl -I;,s ant! CO. at the. Office' Of the . clit,tslo. to, King-street, gt ,square. : lour' of hi. inessitront' . ~ • . Eleven to . rl.4refe. W ARWICKSHIRE. ' TO BE LETT, and may be -.Eritcred pan immediately, cum - mmi6us Re . adv . " MAN . - ;1, 4 - SION HOUSE, fit for the' Residence' Of a genteel 41,1 .1 i with good - C 4 itfekrlliG - reett-itouse:with Flues, Ntilon !*°L.rid, exteTive..StabliO, Coach—house, vl.q other siti.tate - in the pleasant t2ilage of Bilton, about one Milettoirrß u;0) , in the: County I.oWitrwick, ami two Miles froirr the Great Roati 6r Lonchi ) to Chaster and Hr , lyhe.td. A s several Clos'es w 1 and Pasture 1.a.r.:1; - adjoining the House. ,ole enntainirig upwards or.:;xty: Acres. at 4W lurthei i'iitieulars, apply to:Mr. Vaidaeott, Attorney- ...17, Rubby. . .a r r.~ GENERAL ELECTION. DURHAM COUNTY ELECTION, •On Tuesday, the zoth July inst. • . THE FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of D . URVIAM; who think it important to , the PUblic, And to- the interests of the County, that Mrs BUR DON ShOuld be again returned to Pariient, as one 01 their Re. presehtative ,s are earnestly and respedrtilly.entreated to at tend on the Day of Eledion, when that Gentleman will cer tainly be put in Nomination. It is the Privilege of the Eleahrs,toChiise:Whorri they ap prove, whether he be a Candidate or not, whether. tie be willing or unwilling to serve ; :. and their Choice, imposeS a Duty on the Elcdeci, which, by the Constitution,' he is bound to perform. • ' If Mr. Burdon beslected, his honourable Mind, the cor redness of his Principles, awl a grateful Sense of this uli t6-hal proof of ContidenLe, ;mist secure to the L county his invaluable Services 161'x:oilier Parliament. So called upon, his desire a Retirement and Repose-: will instantly yield to the_raore powerful intluenee of Duty and -of ~C 3 racitude-.- . • Let, then, every Freeholder of the 'Cotinty.ef Dirrham, whh is anxious thr its Welfare, ad as it the• attainment i,t this important Objedllepended oh himself and that Objekt* till be attained. - July Bth, -doz. • - - • , - DURHAM - COUNTY ELECTION. rrHE — IN DEPENDEN T FREE JOLDERS QQf the COUNTY of DURHAM, resident in Loodoli,' who are anxious to, promote. tile -Nornination.and,kleAtion of it OWLA - ND BUR DON; Esq. ,to repre'Seni, - third time, that County - in Parliament, are requested - to meet at the . G RAY's-I COFFE E-HO US E, Holborn,•on DAY NEXT, the 15t11 hitt. at Twelve o'clock prLiseiy. London, July tz, illoz. • . , • • . • . "to the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the CITY 61WORCESTE R. GENTLEMEN, *THE demonstration have experienced of i-ouk ..I_ Confidence and' Support du - 111A elle late Cont.ost, de mands my sinderst` A clefith.Vleagrnents ; in the and roo.mt disinterested manneryrYti hye given. eitet . . to tlie,okiiet of nky}eaulest yvFJ:ies, tier et- being -r...--tletcd to Ser. e y you i n , Parbainvit ;it sh. , l Ibe consider.?.cl to:: as the h wptest cir. cunikance of toy Lite,' to have I , e/2:. k6zinguished by so re spectable and numerous abode of Ir. i.sllOrs. 'N'ottiurvelnse parably,bound me u , your In.eres 3 ) tic :nose liver semi nt,.:nts . of ,Ge - atitud-.7 and . r,xious on ever be exerted to preserve undimiu:3 .ed your Esteem and good Opinion I am, respeaAtlly, c;entl..!nen, • • Your oorigi'd ti:gthvat - t, ' . . . Loadmi, fulv r 3. :CO tile.G L i'L ENIEN 4 .C . L it\ - :1! , . LI if OLDEKS of the COplti of LSS I.X. • GENTLEMEN, I:_)t'SPLY I•llpreS•Se ' d is n i he i:o1) r ▪ of.the Trl;st vrioca irive this day placLd'in to r handsbT ale one (•. , },ur to:serviei`a'rll . pleat; I v.lll inLL:tar,.. - ,e..14,..ii.4,4 'Mtn and honesty tt . loOt has n.fiucxlczu your ...o:„:nl• et m the -'ci.iice• of }oar Mcrn I .ant no friend to CoatitTiOrribr. Cotnitrontik ; with piix#;te fricuL.:.pip, .I c:une n , mar.l 'a Candidate for your. Sulfr.q.es i on these prin,il , l,..=, i 1 -. ...v;.- %Leive:i your Col , fi,lence,;:nd'iievcr will bet ra' ) tour 1 .tuie - >t the eat it...,e 1 /1 toy ~ tarf•Pot icr ihiscliatingu . ish a maik of your favnto,. 'and tvh n the Treat reposed in roe, let your Confidelf , .ene:withchawn. .• I remain, with jot semse of the Honomweoferred on me, our most d.:voted and obedient Servant, 1; 11A RVEY fitly 12, iSoa - To the G klz 1. E C I_ RC; 1 R E : ' :I'RI'.I;UOLDER, of the CI FY of I', XE'ILIZ.. c4...NTLE:yIEN t 11E E, :.,, t of . the P o ll which I; fiitt!ti to•ac 'cutuphsli the wishes of my FrieWs, is contempAteck mewith- rather than Regret: . " • ,(141 the most intiependimt, PriEt I plet POas indirect tri Contest,ost,with tnidina'..nislipd 1 lonour have I.,been poritr•i in its pf)gre'ss, .by ntn) ) liAve p. ily distin g -then - lit...lves as pure 'and - unDia:iscd tnis A...ltient City.. ' .- • )tion of Voters, r,e,sideiit, in distiN has combined with"othx . circumstances te 'Create an )pposzi tion, sullicientlyaowerfitl to combat - the unremitted and generous etiOrts of my tri:.'d Friends ia my native City, to whom I otter the igiatelttLtribtate,al Any Thanks, assuring them, tluit while I review their Numbers and unsullied COndna, I shall eter esteem this Defeat no: less honourable than a -Triumph. • -.- ; • . I have the Honor to be,, . . • . ' Gentlemen, , - Your most , obligcd and faithful humble Servant, • July 9, r 802,. EDMUND GRANGER', TO the F REEME•N aud -Legal 'FREE HO LDE RS or the BOROUGH-of OKEHAMPTON. 'CICNTLEMEN; ' ' AT Four o'Clock this 'Day, when the Poll. closed for-the Freemen and acknowledged legal Tree.: holders of this Borough, we had' the satistadOrt of seeing the number of Votes in Our favour considerably , higher . than those for our opponents. At that hour thirty-five Voters were introduced, who have 'acknowledged themselves to•be most perfect strangers to you, and who came from London and .its vicinity, upon theavowed and premeditated scheme to deprive you of your Franchises., . During the course of the-Elcction, Mr. Holland and his. Agents .had. prepare(' us to 4xped these Strangers; - and had • informed us of a new contrivance : to n - )ake their Votes valid Fully apprised:of-this intention, and well aware or the de pendent situation of the Returning officer, we . are not silt- . prized that these Votes, which a Committee of the House of Commons, in 1791, prOnounced ill ega l, were now suffered t'o ; that Tribunal would not permit persons.df the . Most exalted rank a9cl charadsl; to make conveyandeSeio , serve the purposes of an Elcdion ; -and we look fory.Vard with the - utmost confidence, that a Corrimitree of the Parlia ment - rill not now. sandiodi measure winch, in 1791," was deetneu fraudulent and . , . • • 'Mr. Hollatid,-irritisAtidress tO - Yon this day, congratulated you on his Success. We conceive, on the contrary, that to the legal Voters ittuu,st prole a7subject .of grief and.. mor tification, that there is not a single independent Freeman among you, wito, , after witnessing the scene Of this Evening, Lan lay his hand upon heart and not regret-the Vote which he has given :in, support of this Gentleman.; and that every 'Freeman must feel, that at all future Eledions it must be a - mere mockery , to solicit his - Vote, if,, after he has given - , it, an indefinite oomber of dc,Pendent Tradesmen are to he hronglit from London, .to ,out-number and didate to the • legal Voters of thrsßOrOugh: . . We beg leave to•Ttturn-your our 'most sincere Thanks for the support whichiyou , have given us, and -to assure you, tharnes ellint of ours shall 'be wanting. to vindicate your 'Rights before'a Cotrunittee of the Ho - Use of Cominons ; and "that,. _whether we.,are successful or not, we shall ever retain a grateful remembrance of the flattering_ and kind - reception we have 'Met with at the Borough of 0 keh:impton. We have the Honour to be,. GentLerrien, •• Your oNc4gßt.andf)laliged'lnlirible Servants, P. I. Tti-ELruss()N., GEoßC'ElwooinoßD Okehami,ton, Friday. Evening, . • • •••, • ' '§th of luly, isez.• STATE OF,TRE PO,LL. . /. forty ohjec.ted to, ,,hy the Coun- Mr.,Hollinci . ....... . 1.44 . 4E4 rot , Messrs. ,-- Thellus . sof,s, 111. r., Strange , :. - , 134. hut of co l urio,idrrOztdd to Poll -,:- ..,_IAY tile. Ite r titMing Ofiiccr. ' • . .-," - rineyotq wa3objea.iltp, by the Mr. Thf!llusson ..- , Iry oe.ottustl'ifoP.4 , 4,-,ssrs. ;Hoilarici , I:. G. W . Thellussori 117 anri St rang. an of aourie. re - ' ' lb/4d* thT ktituslirig Officer. , . • . : , i-: , ' " '-. ..-.' • , •. - . ..,.. -. ... ... ~,,,,,.. s . GENERAL ELECTION. . . To theGENTLEMEN ; CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of lIERTkORD. • 'CEII+LIMEN, - • , T T is impopilile for rite to e/presS in • Words, the• 1 sincere and cordial Sentiments of Gratitude which I feel, for the diStinAthstied TeStiimity• of liaVour and Attachment V. , hcch you have jtist now been pleased to givesme - : the best return `which" it is in my po we r - to ma k e, - i s t he assurance, that pursue the same - Line of independent Condit& - which - i have hitherto tinitarmiv adopted ; and that my i.Vhole - Time and Attention shall he devoted to your Interests, and -to the Welfare and Pi - oprity of the COnntry in general. - I ant, G..intlerrneta. Your obliged mil Faithful Sertiant; WILLIAM PLUM ER. Hertford, Monday Evening, .' . . • ILEPTFORDSIIIRE. A.T a most 'Nu ..,•bus ;;nti k.espeaable MEET INC; of the I- REEI-I&U),ER3 of this Countp, as_ sernblc,i at on the tothDay of June, iSoz, for tke purpose u: . ;:ic. - thig Tv.o Repre.catatir:s in th% , ensuing Par liamelq, the lesoluLitns were moved, and ..marti mo-,,a51., agreed to, • • . - l'hat the wari.._:,t Tit-mks of this Counts' given to IV II,LI A PI, t! , E'sq. tor hi's firm, uniforrii, consi . stent, 'and fa:chink c.tkluel in Parliament. That th 4 Thank 3 ,thz. Meeting giyen to tile High Sheriff; for his fair 'ar,l impartial condle., : t: • • That the above 1 - {,::solunons cptinlisheci ih the County Chronick and two'l.ondon Papers. Mq7 , • To the WORTHY?. E•IJ:Ci-C6 ( lts of the BOROUGH of E 0..\ 1 N,S ( ri' IL •' • t T,LOVV me .to re:urn ,v:off most sincere nkl for the•HonOur you hilve cOnfe:red • u don am, itl so. Unit:nen - 13;16w au‘illatteri';:, t't - ii.;nuer,lti'at my acktio,„V ledgmerits ceinlict bb adequate to the gratitude 1 feel. 4 , :Lou•1)*!y to be assured, thatl-shill. encilv . 3ar to juStify g)ileridelka!testimon . T.or vounatTr - obifici , !;'by a faithful dis chatge of the duties attached t 0 my stu:ition and I hope when. I :shag again have the Rodriur to - preSent myself to you, to bc: favoured•with ;an Civilly steady and zealous sup port. . • am, Centleirien, • • " - Your most obliged and•tedient humble Servant, London, .101 - 11\14,UBBOCK. July 17.t14480.2 . .• • • . .„ To tIieGtNTLF.iVIEN, CLERGY and-FREEHOLDERS of xite COUNTY of-pORSET. GENTLEMEN • si HI , Honour yOu ha-- t& this Day been. pleased..pleas ed.. ,confer upon us, by re-eisding us your Representative s in the e;lstiing Parliamentl,"clairris our most graft ful Thanks t The best return which it is in our power tornake to you for this . new trout' favourable opinion, is ;In unre . , !flitted atteption.to our Public Duty, and to:the ftirtherance o such' measures as are likely to tend to the internal prospe rity of our Country r , • ; We also beg leave to return mil: wannest, A cknowledgmenti for the very-115tiericig'expressions in the Advertisenient .ad• dressed.to us, inAertedin the Papers we have' thought. it our indispensable duty to pay stril anti respetful obe dience to the injunctions thereirrcontainrciovhicb 5o forcibly mark the liberality an,l independence of the county of Dorset. We have the Honoitttobe, Centlemeis,. With t he'ki - carest respect, Velar most faithful and ninct .1 - .:3iont bumble Servants, • 1 1 V 7 '.. M. PITT. Dorchester, jtily lz , Soz. . To theGENTLEMEN, CLERGY and.FP.F.EHOLDE.RS the COUNTY of HUNTINGDON. utmolt Gratitud?, the con. V. tinuanceo' your favour and kindness itt again ,con-, ;erru g uhoa.U3 the Itigh"Hosiour of representing yon Tin Par liArneut, for, which we beg' yo,u to accept our sincerest -(hanks and;..ls we'Aiatter ourelves - that our Conthitt hi therto haS been, so we trust it will . continue to• be, such as .to merit_ your 7 - • We.havethe Honour to,be, . . • • With' the greate'gt - reOrci; Your most obliged and most I..iithtitl, horrible Servant's.. I- RED' Ps ICY, NIONTAGU. HINCHINGI3ROOK; Huntingdon, Tiny so, ISo2. • . , • • .., I:VAN'r - F TY T(1 Rli NIT, • : . • I TOT 7 TI 7 Reid% L'ii IkNISHFD fit ror..the re .. . , A -- - • '- • - - , ', ceptioil of a Luz?. 1 . .-Amly, with all nccessary Offices attached . and .detacle.xl. wi: li ,a • good: Carden, : Stahl' ng , :tOr Nine- HO7.3cS, 1),.1b1e Clach-I;otzses, in ti , .•. I sir Of 'flianet, or in ,the-vioinit .of Dieal,,l36ver or I . .nik.:sto,nr; for the' Moriths . iif A) , ,zust, September and 0:1.; -, r. Tile Towns : pf MArkatc i , .It:;irtip.fte, rie3), ard- bowl-, will be obje&ed: A situation nr an ex. '; 3 ,7 '.: - 7: 7 ',_7N ~'f the Sea, syith easy a,:ce..ss. t - the 1 - Pach, , IVO6 Id he plrticol,iri , . desit'Alle„ Should this inert the eye aanyi GentlLm;fl. or Lady,' de ',sircletiiii ius of their Residence for thy ab(We tern:, on ac. count of.ibsenee, they way ha assured ofralkiltie..eare being •.ititicen•athe'Viliniture. Ad:ires (past-041:h to Mr 'Huntly, •i4o. g, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE - C)NTRACT, r rriE •MA NOR ;:t'd FRkEf-lj1,1) F,STA "IT • of G IaNTON, with the. Mansion-houSe', COGI)EN HALL, in the North Riding of the Cotmty 'York, seven miL'S west of Richmond. Toe Reatal of the ,Estate is 4091. per Anntim.. The:Mailer extends Over ( 00 , , Acres of Moors and Commons, which abound with Grouse • .and other,Gaine; 'and there is excellent-Trout Fishing in • the ,River. Swale, tor several miles. ;• ititated on the Banks of the Swale, stands in the centre of the Estate, was.eredcd oalv a few years ago, and is equal to contain a large family. The Estate . and Nansioa-hotise, are admirably. adapted for the residence of any person fond of Shooting. ~ For further:particulars apply tOrMeSsrs.• Dynely and Sons, Field-court, '.Gray's lon ; and to Mr. Wetherhead, Attorne. at Law, •Wetherby„•Yorkshire. . . GOLDEN VALLEY, - HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD TO THE BEST -BIDDER, At the New Inn, in the City of Hereford, on Tuesday the loth Day of July inst. (and not on the'i4th, as' beforead vertised.),, bet c'i,'egictlie hours.df Poor and Six .in the After ' noon., •subjecl to such Conditions 'of Sale as shall be then produced ; LN, LLthat Capi.tal FREEHOLD 'MESSUAGE, PARM,‘;and'LAN DS, yvith the Appurtenance's, cal led UPPER,WILBR.OOK,.with the COTTAGES and CAR -DENS therto belonging . ; situate and lying in the Golden .Valley, :and in the. Parishes Peterchurch; Dorston, and 'VowchUrcli, in the County of Hereford, containing, by es timation, 245 A. 3 R. t 9 P. be the same snore-er •less-; ten miles distant from Hay. and .ten.. from Hereford ; late the Estate of Mrs. Bridget Williams, - 'deceased, and now. of Thomas Williams, Esq. in the' occupation of Jerkin ' .E.Sq. and his Under-tenants. There are 3; Acres tif Meadow :Latid'on the Premises, i 3 61 Orcharding, tg Acres on which a very great number of Oak-trees are growing, and will be sold with the gstate; and 3 Acres of Coppice Wood. The liruit4ries'aVt:.- In great perlthion, making on an average luinualljAiAty Rogsheadb.of-Cyder. There is an inexhausti ble quantity of Lime-stone, and two thefre misrs. The Purchaser, -if he chuse it;nrrtay be accommodated witiliMoietY of thd Purchase-money ~ .ccuresi t,n the P tle mises,: and Possession &livered on th?. 2d Day of February noc.r. L . . . Mr. - Telikin Williams will, on application, direi a Person to shew the Premises. For particitliars;t inquire of the Rev. John .1-Tnzhes, at -ClitsburY or ;Chows Bold, - Attorney, Bri:con. 5 ,GENERAL POST OFFICE, • .7,./.y._.14 _,/aO2. NU fICE is hereby givea, that 6 . yalt ',Vet pa-se./ in the lad Session cf 4 l.-'arliament, the R TAG an- LitfMRS to fora LOIvLON, and .2 , ; . y Part FRANCE, are aria, . • Single' Letter - 1)ouvle Letter ,' - , One Shilling and ,Ei4htpence, Treble Letter - Two Shillings and Sixppicc. • OuriCe Weight - Tatee Shili,:gs and l'outpelLe. . • and so on in proportion. :Ard'on all Letters serf hi , Post to or fi;nt London, and allPar4 of 13atavi an Republic, as follow : . .t Single Letter - one Shiilir. . 7: • Double Letter - - Treble Letter - Ounce Weight ' fi ail,'4 it. J.1:01)u..,. No Letters or Packets r For e ign 1:' - ~ _ ,,-41.1rdt'd un less the full PostaKe 6e first paid at the ,f,y,ip t Le-:err or Pickets - are pit in. All l'e:•sons Jre , take qic_c. tar notice ther,i, to preveltt t t nccessL) Wj to.ir, Letiers - beilg opened, ;e; 6e ruarneafor'th:e. .POstage. Cohtmand of His .0.4.1 e, J 's ' R A NC:2S F R 14: E I , ENCLISH and . FORF.IGN NEWSPAPERS. .THE PUBLIC .are ftere6y Engl.shNewspapers can oe forwdyciccl t :41 p',:rts or the Continent of Europe- lft EE of Pt!S'l 7 A qt.: by ;r -e t at - the Fore4;ii.New4aper cnc- Loinbarcl—itreet; Aviiyre likew.so all the Contintoral- Ne , .vsna?ers,..and omer-Periodical Publications - - 1111 - Da)' was pubs; in 0 Price SN. i 13 0 E M.S. by M 1 S;-JOHN N E _A_ Primed for T. Payne, at the_Nln'. , s,o4trii 1 . 7-r This I)..iy w?S:fmhtishe4.l, ps. 6. rice il. ' ice T A \ - 2:'' - G IVI \G 13 ' R ON for the 1 E.lt..L pr..a,..ne.,.iktp..1, igi4... - ' by the R e , . l 'l4 W. I L 11: ) ,.A..f.,. T. 1,, R. . .. . Vicar of W e1'6b(,.n.:., W.;cwicksh,rt - . . .I":intectf;n. C. and J. I.So ,:. 3.T.,,,P,tverilo,si,,er.row. • Of whom nity ne haa, .2y the sauce A itnior, I. tw;:, s:cnnails, prem.:lt - Q(l9a t;:e,P ablie -Fasts col' April , !-9 ;, and r' , ..-)ruiti y 179., ' pri'te 35. 2 A Serin2n on ;he L.? .;;.11,... .F.tst, Feb. zs, 1795, Trice. rt. This D a y was Prk:e 7s. i, • A RELATION'of Sever it I'ANCPA ..0 .2 6 . which oc:c0: - !-A the PRO VI NC E :of LOWER NO ItM ANDY diiring the Revolw. all,l wid;:rthegovern. went of Roixspidrre anti the Direct , c ing in the year 1739 to the year i• o, with a of the (oninemeta and SuLLrings ; toz,...2her h an Accotknt oC :It.! Manneri and C.istoiris of ,:jlabitanp o: . th :t part of the - Country call;:q tho Lower Normandy with he treatm:nz of their C at tle,.. hat ur: of Soil, Cniti vatiol and Harvestifig of their Crons. brc. By'.G.EORGE GIZEtNt.. _Ptiblished.for the Benefit of the Author, and" sold by John flatchard, Piccadilly. ' " ti RESIDENCE T" .E SOLD,. a Cdpirai R.,:::i L nce, in one of respectable and ple,sant parta cf SJUth fit t 0 .," r.:,:epticn.ol a lar,.;e r.wloy F.)rtune ; consisting of an elegantMan,i n, w:tli z I);:nif.sili Of up wards oti4so Acres of very rich an C..;roti,rld. . This cle i . , „Ant Place is surrouni.:l with:good P,abli.- Roads, yet beautitullysNueste'red its Many - J . 114,r Wovds and: Strc.tips of Water. Tile Crops, the Stolle, and tlr - Furniture; whiOt is both elegant an , l useful, may go at ti.e . Applications addressed TO M s rs. BlCascial!and AlcXamicr,. No Ir, New tun, will be inia,a EREEHOL.D ESTATES alai MAN , ) S, iiLRi~ S, -TO BE •SOLDBY.Atii.: By Mr: CROFT, _ • - On Saturday the 31st or July inst. At Garraway's Coi!ee-iduuse, • •'I " In ON E . . . (Instead of Ttenty:one,.as nietmulfd d in former . Advertis'a'. merits, anti , arriculars already thlivered,) THE Capital and very FREEHOLD ESTATES and MANOR S, desirably, andyeryAdvan tageously situate in a beatitirui teriiie.tiart ni the• County of Berks, di.siaed by .tue High .Ruud truin Loudon to infaSeded by the Navigable River Kennett, witnin of.Newoury, seven ui Keadiru, , ,, and .0rty...5ev..14 ur L nd on , comprizing the MANORS of III:TO& and Dkv , the Fisheries , RuY-IriesB Quit-rents, ,and 11111.10 tics, the . large, Mansion, c r Manot House, Lai ccoN,. COU Rl', with several Others and extensive iu4 sundry welLconditioned Fat ms'and Lauds, of excell:nt Ara ble, Meadow,' P‘isture and Woad Ott: w.vcral 'fen:- molts and Cottages, the whole Lontainingupwards 7 ot - 1' VI t) TI LO US AND AC ES, situate in the several Parishas. of Ur:. ton, P.aiworth, SiAllhampstead, Abb its SuilhamPstedd, Ban-, niter Purghtield, and of ;Iv estima,ted Atinual, Value of Two Thot,fsand, Two 1 - kuadred Pounds, part in. hand, Part on short teases for years, and the . remainder on Leases f o r one, two, and three Lives. . _ . . To be Viewed by. to Humphry Buss, the Wood.. ward, at U.lton; and_ Part.,..a...rs m 4y be had at, tifton-Court Hi ost ; Messrs -Sma'rt anti Cowslade, Printers, Reading'; ar the Hari: and Hounds, .Beepham; near V (ton ; S,)..nhanilimd; Castle, - NnisliAorough ; ot . Mr. Crutweil, Pri.itcr, Bath ; Ales:;rs. Aldridge Smith, S.,licitors, an - coin's Inn, London, whe re a I'lan of the Estate/may he seen; and of Mr. Croft, Laud and Timber Stir t veyor,.Llanarth, near •Nlomn,Yith,. where another Plat may be scan, . and who, asAwl! as AleSsYs. Aldridge and Smith, is authorized to -re ceive•Pri,posals for the Purchase or , several Reafeil ies are' oiscovered which perfectly .eradicate every species of Scurvy, Leprosy,. Rheumatic and Gouty Pains, yet none are found e.,u either ,iii exp&Aitioa, pleasantness, - safety; or cheap:- nes;, to Dr. PATERSON's VEGETABLE DROPS,. which in 'Sethi - aims Schirrus, or CanceronS- Tumors, lib , • cers, and White Swellings, perform the most wonderful cures; and in Convulsive, Epileptic, Paralytic, as well as Mental Deiatigement, and other depiiirable Nervous Adec tiOns; where large quantities of celebrated Medicines- have • been .tr;cd• in -vain, • a small Bottle at thee.DroPs• has given the happiest proofs of their excel ,properties, particularly promoting a regular appetite and true•dtgestion, all Morbid humours, and causing proper purity, texture, and tenacity, with free circulation and equal distributiOnpf • the nervous and other fluids, sad thereby removing elf bitious, windy, and spasmodic - 6orflpiaints, whilst they pi - Orli:cc composure of Mind, a cheerful how of ... w eirs, acc , i,iipanied with an agreeablediffusion of natocal war,ntil and lively sen sation through.e,voy,part of the, animal frame, .so as to ren der the sickly; weak, .and delicate habit healthful, and re store the docayed constitution to a state Of strong activity. These"WOps are inclose4l in lalaindireCtions, and.appointed to be sold by Tutt, Royal Exchange; Ward, Nar324,11e1, born, opposite Gray's lin,. London ; C Collins, Salisbury ; Ilursey and Woo3:,v4;,,Partsca ; Watts and I larding, .Gps-: port; Donaldson. and • Mottley,• Portsmoittli ;, - Jennings, Bishop's Waltham; Robbin;„-Winchester ; Skelton, Soutn ampson ; Ramsey.; Jones, : Lvm:rigton ; Benson, . Ringwood; Illoor:;, ; - .and.rivso - 3;nders of Patent Me dieines'in C;re.,t Britain, at ss ' tlie;,l - mttl,:, , (luty included; and may be had at No. 4, Little Tower -street, London ; Where all wholesale and retail are-duly attended to.. Alsd his - M[ 12 RION ,which,: though re,quiring no restraint .or hindi . ance of business, vet area safe; - expeditious., and inttillible,,s i ws in. every-siege of a , certain disease, being sealed up in plan: directions, - with instruCtions, by winch:all the baneful eti - ezis of that insidious disorder are itnmetUately- iii,vented• by .attending'. to the method therein •diret ed; pace s.,IL duty jpcluded.. ‘• • •