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EAST INDIA lIOUSE, - . September 2, 1802. H E COMMITTEE of Sill PPING of the 1 UNITED COMPANY of MERCII.4 Nrs of ENG LAND trading to the East Indies, do here by give Notice, • WANTED, AMEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT, in some cheap part of the Country, either in Great Britain or Ireland, for a Gentleman well qualified, both by Education and E x perience, to practise either as a Physician only, •or in that charatler united with Surgery and Pharmacy, in a place where the different branches have been usually united. Tile Advertiser's principal objeit is to diminish the expence of a luge family, by removing from an expensive' field of prac tice, to one, that with less professional inducements, may be more private and ceconomical. The immediate possesSion of much pradice, therefore, will riot be required, provided there be a good prospect of enlarging it hereafter, with the present advantage of a cheap family establishment• Who ever can help the Advertiser, by intnrmation or otherwise, to tile uttaintwant of the shove object, shall be adeqUately rewarded. Address to C. D. Storey's Gate CoXee-hou s e, St. James's 'ark. ROMAN CEMENT': I\/EESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankside, wark, .manufaeture Cement, or Mortar, for building In Water, whiCh far surpasses in utility Dutch' Terras e or :any other kind of Mortar :- it gives to all kinds of Brick or Stone Work, an uncommon degree of strength and cohesion; it sets under Water, soon becomes as bard as Stone, and may be exposed even to the action of the Sea, without injury. In all Buildings; therefore, intended to resist, or contain Water, this Cement may be used with singular advantage; or it may be Idwered with Lime and Sand, to any desirable degree, for common purposes. They also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, of the same hard and durable natureas the Cement : it preserves the - walls from wet and damp, and may be executed so as completely to resemble Stone, at a my moderate expence. Plat Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than Na tural Stone. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respealully informed, I OHN CLE SS and SON's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, Continues to be prepared by them in the same manner that bas given such universal approbation for many years past. The long justly_acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Esse:lee ol Anchovies and other rich Sauces for Fish, • &c. induces them, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in ;purchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, ~ but at their Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality. west-India Merchants,' Captains of Ships, &c. O Officers • in the Army and Navy, supplied upodthe shortest notice for `the East•and.Vest 'lndies, &c. (gr For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, their sole Agents for Fish Sauces. Warehouse, No.• 107, corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London. ,WA • I n Aft)/ Qf tke Maritime Counties South-West of London, sufficiently near the Sea Side to have the adv....;-. tage of Bathing,. but ;tot exactly in a ‘Vatering Place of great resort ; AGood HOUSE, we ll FURNISHED in all re speai, with con ve n i e nt OFFICES an d GARDENS, for the Accommodation of a respedable quiet Family, f or THREE NIONTHS CERTAIN, but with the power o f vontinuing On, if it shall be found agreeable. If some Land can be had it will be the more desirable. There are Chil dren i n the Family, but the greatest care will be taken of the Furniture, &c. It an eligible House shall he found, it is most likely that the Advertiser will be desirous of ‘onti ',thing in it . The objects are Sea Air, pettedly good A cconi znodation, and to be Nvithin a short distance of a Post Town. Address to G. B. at Messrs. Bytield and flawkswollt, i()• 21. Chart ss ng,cro . • TO BE LETT, by Order of the Masters, Cowroors, and Trustees of the Bedford Charity, on repairing Leases for Forty-years from Alieltaelmas 1803; cl IX HOUSES, situate on the North.side of Bed ford-street, Bedford-row, numbered from 17 to 22 (No. - 22,, the Thee Cups Public house). - Three Houses, situate on the North-side of Gray's Inn Passage, Holborn, Nos. 5,6, 7. •' One House, situate on the East-side of Red Lion Street, lio. Fo3ur 9 . teen Houses, situate on the East-side of Lamb's Con duit Streer, numbered trom 3 to 12, and 14 to 17. Two Houses, situate on the %Vest-side of ditto, Nos. 6r and 62. Two Houses, situate on the South-side of Theobald's Road, Nos. 23 and 24 Four Houses, situate on the North-side, of ditto, Nos. 32, S 3. 54, and 55 (No. 52, the White Horse Public-house). Three Houses, situate on the WeSt-side of New North, Street, Nos. 29, 35 and 36. Eight Houses, situate on the East-side of ditto, .numbered .trun i t to 5, and to to 12. Eight Houses, situate. on the North-side of Boswell-court, Idew North-street, numbered from 1 to 6, and i 6 and 17. Seventeen Houses, situate on the North-side of East.. street, Lamb's CchiLtuit Street, numbered from 20 to 24, and 17 to 38. one House, situate on the South-side of ditto, No. I. Each House will be Lett Separately. The Premises are to be put into substantial repair, agree altle to a Particular, which may be seen at the Office of John ,gotob:d, Esq..the Receiver, No. is, Norfolk -street, Strand. Proposals for taking any of the Premises are to be defNer.: d, sealed up, to tilts s:cid Receiver, on or betore•the :loth D.ty 'al October next. TO BE LETT ON LEASE, THE CROWN INN, at SLOUGH, in the County of BUCKS, one of the best established Houses fora certainty of Business on the GREAT BATH ROM.), now in full Trade, and may he entered on at St. Thomas's Day !Ittt tEroz ; indepenent of reweli an others ; only some .txtures to take to, Op d 13 tional: The well-know n Accommoda "on at this ' Inn has been regular, and continues so, to the great satisfaction of the Public in general. The advantage. ()Us Situation of these Premises is most desirable, being 'Within one Mile of Eton College, two front the Royal Pa... 4 ce,the Pi:rks, the Tuwn of Windsor, the River Thames, together h the so rrounding Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats 'in shut much-admired beautiful Circle, will always ,psure Trade. The House and Offices are convenient, quite !"'that itself, and not subject to any inconvenience ; proper.. IY adapted rind calculated for - Families travelling, being only twenty, Miles from Lundell. The Premises ate served With e il c eeth"t4 trie Water, with spaci ous arc h e d Cellars ',totter ,pmain House. The Stables will contain near 8 o H orses , th Lo ft s, Cianary Coach-house, and o t h e r conven i ent i ) , l ! ; ildit.gs. A n d at a ' 6lllD II expellee there might be made the 4 P - house and Warehous e on the Road. The Tap and e Co,il-horse Stables will pay the R ent . Th ere are ..; ( ; eliei, t Kitchen Gardens fully planted with c h o i c e Fr u it elf iencet: and inclosed by Brick Walls. At the end `' l ,` . ) . 9:isio g the .!nn is a snug Cottage, with Offices and a Yard, he (Tuve:tett to the use of the Inn. bc*.t S l'aiticulars and T;:rins by applicati on t o Mr. Kim .•ttrve) At No. 16 0 , Pi c c a dilly. • • Scveraf C• I—, ••-, I • dNt C tta-es t. — st U b . • That the Committee will be ready to receive ProPotals in atnit inq, reale./ up, 5 n giff:l}NES !MY , the 221 instant, from any Pgrsons who may be willing to supp(y the Company with Anchors and Grapnals, Canvas, I con Guns, Pitch and Tar, • Shot and Shells, Steel, Swedish Iron, and British Iron. Such Proposals expressing therein the lowest Prices, as there will not he an opportunity . 'f making any abatement. The Conditions of the Contrails may. he seen upon application to Yames Coggan, Clerk to the said Committee, , reith -whom the lenders must be left heforeTwelve, o'Clock at Noon on )'he 22d instant, hryond which hour not ay. , Trader will be received. BOWMAN's ESTATE, EGUAM, SURREY TO BE SOLD, or 'LETT on LEASE for Three Years, FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED, /k."'PLEAT RESIDENCE for a small Gen teel Family, may be called a VILLA, fitted up, and equipped with many valuable'and useful Fixtures, pro. !perly, adapted % tbr the ddierent Apart meats arid ttflices. The Premises are in perfect Repair, and fit for immediate recee. thin. The Situation is truly desirable, being quite within itself; in a social, polite Neighbourhood, and liot,subjed to the least inconvenience whatever: consisting of 4 Freehold Dwelling-house, Brick and Sashed: the Entrance pleasing, by a front Garden Court ; and a Pleasure Ground with shady Retreats, flowering Shrubs in great variety, now hi their full beauty ; together with a capital Kitchen Garden, walled, about one Acre, fully planted. with the chtiieest Fruit Trees, now in full bearing. - Adjoining is a riche Meadow, containing in the whole about Three Acres, bounded North by Runney 'Mead, which • commands the most piduresque, cheerful Views of the celebrated Cooper's, Hill, the Royal Palace, the RiVer Thames, and other surrounding objeas in that much admired - circle, only four miles from Windsor, and eighteen from London ; a Stage Coach to and - from every day.-Detached from the House, are Stables, Double Coach. house, and other useful Buildings, in a commodious Yard for Poultry, Dogs, Pigs, &c. and well supplied with excel lent Water. More Particulars and Terms, by application to Mr. Kim berley, Surveyor of Estate, Appraiser and Auctioneer, No. 160, Piccadilly. A person on the spot will shew the House and Premises; or Mr. Keates, C , rocer, at Eghain, for Tickets to view, tze. N .13. 'There are some additional advantages in the purchase, which will be eXplained ; and half the purchase-money may lemain for three or five years. The Furniture may be taken at a fair value, or any part, optional. COUNTY OF BERKS; in the most pleasant Part of WINDSOR FOREST. TO BE SOLD, with immediate Possession, THE LEASE of a Neat VILLA, in the true Cottage Sty le, but possesses all the Comforts and Ac commodations equal to a Mansion, and has always been oc cupied by Families of resped4bility ; comprising a sabstan tial Brick and Sashed .1.) wel ling- house,with Offices complete; a Five-stall Stable, double Coach-house, with a Room and Loft over. Behind the Stables and Coach-houses is a snug Farrh Yard, with a Cow-house; Standing for two Horses, Sheds for Carts, Piggery and Poultry.. On the Side - next to the Oifices detached is a •Wach, Brew, and Bak Coppers belonging to the Premises. In the Yard is a large Shed divided for the Use of Materials, Wood, Pear, Turf, &c. Adjoining is the Kitchen Garden, fully planted and cropped; with Melon-pit, Gwen-house, Gardener's-room, and a pleas ing Gravel-walk, tne Borders singularly planted with flower ing Shrubs and Evergreens, now in high perfection; together with an Orchard of the best choice of Trees ; and three beau tiful Meadows encircle the whole, about is Acees, well fence' and watered ; the Herbage remarkably fine. The Situation of this Spot is remarkable for the Purity of the Air, being within two Miles of the celebrated Sunning hill NVells, the verge of the Forest, only four Miles from ‘Vindsor, on the Reading Forest Road, near the Royal, Stag Hounds, His Majesty's news Rides, the Parks, Ad the vi cinity of a social polite Neiehb,m - hood, not to be equalled twen,ty-four miles from the Metropolis. N. B. Th , ..re are Seven and a Half Years unexpired of the Lease at Michaehnas next, iSoa, ; the Rent is low, and the Taxes easy. - Terms and Particulars of Mr. Kimberley, No. 160, Picca dilly. The. Purchaser may be accommodated with the neat Furniture, which is as good as new; the Live and Dead Stock also at a fair value. COUNTY OF BUCKS, Within Two Miles of the - Bath Road, and Twenty.one from London, West. THE LEASE of a most Compleat HUNTING- - BOX, Fitted up and improved by an Elegant - 6w, Two Stories 114,h ; contprts;ng a spacious Dining Parlour, and Drawing-room over, the same size. A Gentleman's Dressing. room or Study, a 3reakfast-room, four lied-rooms ogi the first Floor, and four Attic Bed-rooms for Servants ; a Kitchen, Scullery, and good Cellars. Detached is a Wash-house, a sin gularly neat Dairy, and Larder; a Stable for two Horses, and Chaise-house,' with a Hay-IBft over; a Cow-house, Sheds for Poultry, and other Conveniencies for Dogs Piggery, Coals, Wood, &c. Two neat Gardens fully planted and cropped, bordered -with flowering Shrubs, together with a rich Meadow adjoining, about Four AcreS, remarkable for its produce and excellent Herbage. - The Premises are in perfect Repair, served with exceeding fine Water, and plenty in all Seasons. The Front is bounded by the beautiful Village Green, with agreeable Plantations, and tic Verdure nearly equal to inclosed Meadows.. The SituatioriDiv and Healthy, TWenty Years of time Lease unexpired, the item very low, and the Taxes very mdderate. Possessing every other Ac commodation calculated for a Sportsman, or a Person retiring from Business. The Roads good in every Direction. Further Particulars and Terms, by Application to Mr. Kimberley, 160, Piccadilly, London. . . , N. B. The Purchaser of the Lease to take the Fixtures at a fair Value, and 'nifty be accommodated with the Dedwing room Furniture, which is elegant, Carpet planned, and other Articles properly adapted to the PrerniSes, together with the Live-stock, &c. if approved of, at a fair Appraisement. *,.* To be sold cheap, a capital tine=toned Organ, twelve Fea high ; alSo a patent Grand Piano Forte ; both as good as new. May be viewed. Inquire as 'above. - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AMOST Desirable small Compad FREEHOLD FA RM (the Land-Tax redeemed); consisting of a new eretted COTTAGE, a Barn, a Stable for Four Horses, a Cart-house, Farm-yard, Garden, and Rick-yard • toge ther whit Eight Fields of excellent Land, in Grass, "Tares, Oats; and Wheat, in a high state of Cultivation ; of which the present Crops are the best proof; the whole in a Ring Fence, containing about Forty-one AcresTrvo,R,clialS; - The Fields are properly divided, and- remarkahlrissiell fended; in a beautiful, dry, healthy spot, with excellent Water ; bounded in front by a pleasing Common tf i r .. .ich..Verditre, and luxuriant Plantations ; forming a Lawn, within about two hundred yards of the high road, abOnt four miles from Reading. • This singular and advantageous Situation, is in that fashion able and delightful Circle PROSPECT-PLACE, Ingle field, Mortimer, Heckfield, and the surrounding Gentlemen's Seats. 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