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v ; • 1,1) six tipg I. * \tglie • ' 0 11 1 , /,ei 4 ./..,..... \-\"Vp"7:6(O .......,---; • 4. ' . ~...1:77) ' •-.', =_,--.-..:;.............: , 1 ~.cL-4 iit 1., , , T \s,s, .' "kr •411 rt:tlrol4l3;l' -r tt.: :7k • t V 1l tt Bred Nt:MBEFt 3073] MONDAY, juLY 26, 1802. [PRICE SIXPENCE. aid VAUXHALL. Under the. Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALKS. . THIS PRESENT EVENING, JULY 26, 1502, WILL BE A GE,NERAL ELECTION. , . S SOCIETY FORETTERING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR. . • _Patron THE KING. ... ; • . PRtSIDENT THE LORD BISHOP OF DURHAM: Vier-PaEstnEwrs. * ', . •, - The Duke of SOmerset Thomas Bernard,' Esq. , The Ead of Egremont The Revs' Dr. G lasse • The other Members of the, General Committee. Right Hon. H. Addington, john Maitland, Esq. . . ' Al: P. - Williani Alarming, Esq. John Julius Angerstein, Esq. M. P. • • • The. Archbishop of Armagh Matthew Martin, Esq. , George Arnord Arnold; Esq. John May," Esq. ~ Sir Fran. Baringißart.,M.P. Langford Millington, Esq . . Thomas Baring; Esq. , Matthew Montagn, , Esq. john I3enjafield, Esq. '- Edward Parry, Esq Thomson Bonar, Esq. Sir Robert Peel, Bart. M. P. Lord Boringdon ' John Penn, Esq. Samuel Botanquet, Esc!. .. Wm. Morton Pitt Esq. M.P. I. H. 'Browne, Esq. M, P. . 'Jos. Du Pre Porcher;Esq. The Marquis of Buckingham Rev, Dr. Robert Price Rowland Burdon, Esq. William Price, Esq. , The Marquis of Bute The Earl of Radnor.. The Earl Camden Th e E ar l of Rornhey - -. Lord Carrington • Rt. Hon. peo..Rose, M. P. Sir Thomas Charges, Bart. Count Rumford Patrick C*olquhoun, Esq. , John Sargent, Esq. M. P. rir W. Devaynes, Es q . M.P. _Claude Scott, Esq. -, - John Dougan, Esq. - David Scott, Esq. M. P. Lord De Dunstanville The Earl Spctu;er . • Lord Dynevor • , James Stephen; Esq. The Marquis of Exeter - john Sullivan, Esq. Sir Walter Farquhar, B ar t. .Ri c h. Joseph Sulivari, E:-. , 1. Tho. Edwards .Fteernan,Esq. l'hdinakSution, Esq. William GarroW; Esq. - Lord Tergnmoutli • Dr. Garthshore ,• John. Trotter, Esq. S. R. Gaussen, Esq: M. P. G. Vansittart, Esq—M. P. Lord Gleribervie. M. P. N. Vansittaft, Esq. M. P. ' Sir Robert Harvey+ Bart. William Vaughan, Esq. The Marquis.of Hertford • The Rt. Hon. John Charles Thomas Hibbert, Esq. Villiers, M. P. Sir J. C. Hippislev, Bart. Hon. Geo. Villiers, M. P. Henry Hoare, Esq. .. Tohn Warburton, Esq. Charles Hoare, Esq. David Pike Watts, Esq. George Jeffery, Esq: 1. Whitmore, Esq. M. P. . Lord Kinnaird_ . W. Wilberfor c e, Esq. M. P. William Knox, Esq. , The Earl of NVirichelSea The Lord Bishop of Lincoln Sir W. - W..Wynne; Bt. M. P. The Lord Bishop of London Sir W, Young, Bart. M. P.. This Day was published; In, a sniall,Pocket Volume. Price Five ShillingSl3oUnd Red, illustrated with a Map of all the Roads bet Wee:; Landon and Paris ; with a Plan of Paris ; a Map of the Freneti•4kepublic; and Several other Copper-plates ; THE ENGLISEIM AM COM PAN 10N in a 10URNEY " . K0 PA RI S containing; r. An Itinerary 05.411 the great toads',, with a Variety of pradical observationS: - 2: A corer& Description ofalLthe Gbjeils of Curiosity; the' , Libraries;,Museurns, Buildings; E7.llibitions; Public Amuse:, therit,•kc. tae.'in Modern I'atis and its Environs,; with tiffs Terms and Wither in which they may be seen. • 1: Tables of Money, ";\:;4;hts; MeasureS; PriceS Of Pro:- viSions, and other necessary piarricuiars 4. • Instrilelions to be °Wei - yeti Upori the Road; and during the' Residence at Paris; with accounts Of Inns; Hotcl4, ColibehouseS, ite . „ _ . To theGENTLE MEN, CLERGY, andFREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HEREFORD. A GRAND FETE, IN HONOUR OF PEACE. His it'42l:Highness havin expressed. his approbation of this Festival, has signified to the Proprietors, that he will honour the. Gardens with his presence, accompanied by a circle of his Illustrious Friends. GENTLEMEN, YOUR firm, friendly, and decisive Support of me, recorded by the highest number of VoteS ever polled by any Candidate for this County, has my most grateful Thanks. The best return which I can make for such unexampled friendship; and which you will most ap prove, will be a faithful discharge of the itonouiable'and important trust commisted to me - by an,independent support of every public Constitutional measure, and by a Strict at tention to the particular interests of_the Counly. - I remain, Gentlemen, With the liveliest sentiments of Esteem and Respe6, Your devoted humble Servant, .G. CORNEWALL. .Moccas-Court, July at, 1802. ,S• Lroi ly. lite The ROTUNDA, on this occasion, will be fitted - up as a_ splendid PAVILLION of CONCORD, in which will be pourtrayed Devices of the Four Quarters of the Globe, with the Arms and Standards of their various Nations. The valuable Transparencies exhibited at the -Bank and Phoenix Fire-Office, on the happy restoration of His Ma jesty's Health, and the Commemoration of Peace, will form a part of the Decorations ihrended for the Evening., • At the end of the first ACI, • Monsieur RUGGI ERI will give a Grand FIRE WORK. Printed for it. Phillips, h 7 o. 7i, 'Sr. Paul's Church-yard ; sold by Carpenter and Co. Old Bond-stieet ; J. Dgbretr; Piecadilly; T. Reynolds; Oilord-street ; and by all other Booksellers: ~ • , To the GENTLEMEN, C L ERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HEREFORD. Anti after the Concert, that celebrated Artist, Sig. -HEN_ f; LF. R, who, of late, has been received with suchfuniver sal approbation, will display an Exhibition of FIRE WORKS GENTLEMEN, YOUR spirited, friendly, and successful Exer tions, have this day invested me with the high and honourableXharaaer of one of-your Representatives in Par liament. I3e pleased to acceprmy heart felt Thanks for this distinguished testimony of your good opinion ; and be assured, I. will endeavour to deserve it, by an independent support of those, measures which shall appear to be best calculated to promote the public good, and by a - diligent at tention to the particular interests of My Constituents. I remain, Gentlemen, With the wannest emotions of respea, • Gratitude, and friendship, Your faithful and devoted humble Servant, lOHN DEERS COTTERELL. Hereford, Tilly 2t, 18c , r. . (ii7vii;;.ni&k tie hacljptpublished; the Pidure of Lorf dnn; for iSoz, With Malls; 'fables, &c. &c. Price Five Shil lings, bound inrcd. . . Of extraordinary brilliance ;. 'which will condo& with the P . or thz UjE of SCHOOLS and ' Tliils Day was pOlislied, in . Two Volumes, Royat ardo. with Enuavings, and a cor:- tediViap, •Pricelos. in fioards, OS. half-bound; or Its: handsomely bound lettered ; A .R. HISTORY of GZECE, .frorn the eArli6t t Periods; till geciu - ti6n into a Rorriari Province. Intended .principally for the Use of Selgicils; and Young Persons of both Sexes. By WILLIAM. MAVOR, LLD: Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire; Chaplain to the Earl of burn - - flies, Author of the British Nepos, UnlyerSal•H!'story, &c. Printed tbr Richatd Phillips, N. St..PauPs Church - - yard ; sold by B. Tabart, pit the juvendlo Library, New Bon,i;- street ;- by . Thorrias Hurst; Paternos';'r-row_; Wilson and SPence; York ; H. Mosley, Grinsbn,' ;' E. Balfour, Ectin: burgh ; and by all other Booksellers.. ' Of whoni may be-had; „. • • Dr- Ma - Yor'S UniYersal flist )ry, in Twenty-five Volumes; a 5 each Volume appears on the first Day of every Month, and all the Other . l. 7 ltinentary Bcsoks by. the same Authbr: magnificent liornb of Aims. RUG-GI ERI. Admission Five Shillings. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight &Clock. Leigh, tzth July, iBez. ROYAL LANCASHIRE VOLUNTEERS. NTOTICE is hereby given, That a Genera.l semblv of the COMMITTEE appointed to manage the Aditirs OF the Subscribers to the REGIMENT of LA N CA SHIRE ';'.N CIBLES, late commanded by the Earl of WILT O N, wi,i oe held at the Eagle and_ Child, in Wigan, izn Wednesday the 4th Pay of • August next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, in order to consider of the most fit tract proper disposition of the Surplus arising front the Sub scription i;,r raising thF said Regiment. All Subscribers of jol. aty“tpwa.t.ds, are of the Commit tee, To theGENTLEMEN ; CLERGY ; and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN. GENTLEM.F.N, • 4 6 . i. GAIN raised. by your partial Suffrages to the 1 distinguished Honour of one of your Representatives in Parliament .; allow me to assure you, I feel the highest sense of obligation, and the most unfeigned gratitude for the attainment of it.- It shall be my constant endeavour to preserve your good opinions, by a faithful discharge of the high Trust reposed in me; and you may be assured, that my attention shall be particularly devoted to the Interests of the County of Lin coln. I have the — Honour to be, With grateful Respeels.4nd Attachment; Gentlemen, Your Obliged and obedient Servant; • Normanton Park, GILBERT HEATHCOTE: July ;7, 18oz. E. and 1. GORST. 'PROPOSALS for LIGHTING tt r- Te — TOWN of COL.. ..r. - - CHESTER. NOTICE is hereby given, That a GENERAL , "MEETING of the COMMISSIONERS app9inied lit and by an Act passed in the 2. tst year of His Oresent Ma. jest~', for LIGHTING the TOWN' of COLCHES PER, %Awl for other purposes, wirrbe holden at the Moot-Hall in C olchester, aforesaid, on Thursday_ the 12th Day of August b eXt, at Eleven•o'Clock iii the Forenoon, for the purpose of receiving Proposals for Lighting the said. Town for the Term of Six Years trom the Isar of September next ; to light 250 -Lamps with Common aurners, or 160 Lamps with Sme thurst's Patent Burners, for 170 Nights,. from the 15th of ,eptetnber. to .thc t . sth of August in every year, and the t-amps to'burn upon an average Ten Hours and an Half each ' • JUVENILE BOOKS. This bay was published, in Two small Volumes; Price Fouj ShillingS; hal&bound; printed in a, large Typ; and em bellisheit with Twelve-handsoide COpPerplates,' BIBLE STORIES; or, the. Memorable Aas of the ancient Patriarchs; JUdges' and Kings; extra,tled from their original Historians the dlitand Nev' Testain=t. By WILLIANISCOLFIELI), The abot6:4llentioned Work is the , prOduelion of a Parent; who Oulcl,not find, among the numerous Werkt which fot the laSt twenty years have been published for the Use of Cbil dren,.orie which he • could, with complete satiSfaelicin,. put into the ha.4ldS of his. own. 'the Narrations contained in tha Old and NOW Testament; surpass in lritereSt and Simplicity any specimens of Narratida whiCh•can be found hi the world. The present Voluirie., it May, theretb,r,•be supposed, will prove to Children a - posy of svireet , :stnelliug fii)Wers - , out one Shrub of evil scent; or a single thorn to detraet !Tom the pleasure it to attar& •, - Printed for Richard Phillips; No. 7r, St. PatiPs Church yard ; and sold by B. Tabart; 157, New Bond;.street ; .by J. Harris, St. Paul's Chtira . -vard, and by all Booksellers: 01.WliOrn. may be had; the fallowing superior Books for . .the Use of young PersonS, lately published, I. Miss .Poetry for Children; price 2s. 6d. The Juvenile - Plutarch; consisting of the Lives of ex - traordinary Children; Trice 2s. 6d. 3. Visits td tilt': ,Menageri6 ;Mil the Botanical Garden, At Paris. -.By _Fault', et, - in a yids. price 3S. 4 , The Little Hermitage. Ry i.. F. jautfret; price is. 6,./. • This Dv wds published, THE EIGHTEENTH REPORT of th e • SO CIETY, completing the THIRD VOLUME,,and containing Extrads of Accounts, N0. , 96. Of the, Harborne Penny Club for supplying Poor Children with Clothing. N. 97. Of the Schools for Poor Children at Weston, No.. 93. Of tl'.e Manchester Repository. No. 99. Of tlie Cancer Institution. ar APPENDIX. It. Asylum of Maternity at Paris. , tz. Fisheries in the West of England: 13. Moravian Converts at the Cape. 14. Cquager keeping a CosV on Arable Land: 15. Case and Opinion on the43ll of Eliialetly. t 6. Regulations for Cotton and Woollett 17. Notes and Additional Observations. General Index to the Third Volume. . All Persons, therefore, desirous of entering into such a Contratt, are requesteol to s;.nd their Proposals to my Office on or before the 9th Day of Angust next, in order that the same may be laid before the above Meeting of the Commis sinners. • W. MASON, Town-Clerk. Colchester, July De, 1802. ; flours of Business from Eleven to Three. / riFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, and upwards, is deleg,ated by a Company of Gentlemen, for tht Pur chase of welt-s:curod' At II ITI ES. From Seven to E (e -ven Years Purchase will be given fur Annuities secured upon -Freehold, Copyhold, - Long Leasehold Estates, Money in the Fumig, or- oily other Assignable Property, or Annual In corip, according to the'lnterests of the Crantots ot' Annuities therein, who %%ill have the power to rede , m :the same at plea sure, by appiications personally, or by Letters (post-paid), zd6ressed to Villiers and Co. No. 10, King-street, St. I anaes's7sqUare. • PA-TRONIZED AND USED FOR THE KING AND ROYAL FAMILY. ITARDY's Imperial BLACKING POWDER, chemic I rrepiiration, which will neither soil the fi 'r`st !men, or smell th sagreeably ; it softens at. , d nottrishs the lealher, repels water, keeps the feet dry and comfortable, Pr,etires the finest jet black, and retains its virtues in all i tnates.; heat will not diminiskits lustre, and the dunesm wipecl off wi!hout lessenirx the polish; it pro the elegant - lustre to Gentlemcm's Hussar Boots and Dress ."-:s. as %yell a.s.to the Boots-Shoes, .Clogs,. 1 &c. of th e L a - Vs- It is sold by Robe r t Hardy, the Propn.ttor, at No. - 3, l irards Holborn ; aniq by most Boot-makers, in the Pi 44 Kulkdotn, in tin boxes, at JS. and (a double quantity ) is 6 4. each, with proper,Brush : —,ll es,. likewise pro cures i ! ot Tiees,i!'required, on Which the most fashionable lust re 411 roduCed - iwith the greatest ease and expedition. . LEAD MINES. TO BE LETT 'for such Term of Years, and . uoon Such Conditions aS shalt be agreed on, the LEAD t 'NE'S in - the Flills of South -and OverCumbetheads, u at.ed to the Parish . of Lesm a ha gowc and County of Lanark. iii, turn a mineral survey lately made, and report drawn up ty c onscquence thereof, by pradical and experienced Lead liters, the above Lands-arc tk;clarect to be well worth the ~,; :` it 7 r4ion of a Mining CoMpany, and the indications of a body ; ad to be . so strong, as to warrant trials with every proba rent. ty ot success. Tne Lead Ore brought from the Mines b i . Ted to in.the Repeyt, of, which specimens will be exhi ',(ll is, of t h e richest and pu res t qua lity, a n d w a s at one Fiod wrought to great advantage. .above-mentioned printed Mineral Report, together vrithspecim-- of the Ore, Spars, and other Metals therein • may be seen by applying to Michael Linning,.Wri er to . r..enned th y e Signet, St. James's-square, Edinburgh ; to 111eis. and Logan, Merchants, Buchanan-street, Glas 40\v •:or to M 'Mt dell No - Fludyer-street, London. . _ COAL and IRON STONE.- TO BE LETT, for such Term of Years, and upon such Conditions as may be agreed on, the very Naluakde and extensive-COAL-and IRON STONE in the hids, and Estate of 'Park-hall, situated in the Parish of la "luirayonside, and County s of Stirling. • Tht Caal- . in this Estate, which has been frequently . ‘ v !ought lo great advantage, and tor-Which considerable tents been.recently Offered; is admitted to be of . very excel , , er ltvrality,-and of great extent. A level might be driven at very considerable expence, which persons versant in these • Matters are of opinion would clear several hundred Acres of Coal 01 the very first quality. • . ' - • The Iron Stone, of which . thore is great abundance, has also been partially Wrought. the conjimdion of the above two valuable articles, on so ?Ntensive a scale, in the immediate neighbourhood of excel - le nt.Rwicis, and of ttAe Great Ciyde and. Forth Canal, render them' well watt hy.rlie attention °fa Mining - Company.. rropiictu For further intormation, application m:y be made to the A-Ir. Livingston, at Clarks:ou, by Falkirk ; or, 10 Michael Linniug, Writer to. th., Signet, Si. Jatnes's . square, Eciinburda h • BRIOGNORTH. AVery Valuable ES FATE, in Fee simple, call ed the 13R 0 CKA 1. LS, to be Sold by Pi > tvate Com tr.-Act of stdistan tia I Farm-house, with convenient V"anuy Stables, Out-buildings, and Premises thereto be gin 7 and about 7.20 acres of useful Arable, Meadow, and _astuie Land, divided into about 35- Inclosures, and a consi derable quantity ,of growing Timber thereon ; and also -the beet, of Coal, I . ron-stone, and Clay, which have deett bored an& proved in the Estate, and nearly adjoining the Iron ‘A:Jrics of Billingsley. . _ _The ES:ate is situate in a Ring Fence, within seven Miles flrl'4;c!torti l :ma one mile of .tho navi, able R:ver Severn, i n the P.itit . .h of Chelinatsli, in the County of Salop, in the ! mul e Messrs. ',Lakin and Star tin, under Lease for LA • D. r• from Lady D y last, at the very low F 16,)!. • • t.P . - Particulars , • f i r la':ies itl : theranti to 1 reat for the same, apply to Vt:11,A)olu, near Stratiurd 011 4VOII. TotheGENTLEMEN.,CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS • - ofthe COL NTY of NORFOLK: - C.NTLE.I I / 4 12.K,. TN offering you irly most sincere Thanks for your great and truly honourable support, I will not allow myself - to regret ; that it has failed in giving me a Majority of Numbers on the Poll. That failure, lam well assured, is ;awing, not to any deficiency of zeal or activity in my sup porters—not to any disapprobation in the County at large, of those' principles of Loyalty; and that attachment to our happy Constitulion, which evei have been, and ever will be most dear to inc ; but to the influence of Arts, which I should have blushed to have seen employed in my behalf ; —Arts, against which, the falr and manly endeavours of my Friends could hold no possible chance or success, and which have the Most direct tendency to set the Rights of real Electors at defiance , . When such are the - means_ by -which a di_ veiled .from its course, let it not be triumphantly said, that this Poll contains an estimate of the Political Sense of the . County. Far otherwise,.l ttust, will.be the seetinnenfs of a f- large Majority of the Loyal and respetable Freeholders bf Norfolk. The unconstitutional attack which has been made on one of the most sacred privileges of Englishmen, has determined my Friends to • undertake a Scrutiny ; - a measure which ha.i my warmest approbation; as it will serve to place a distinguish ing mark between the legal Rights of actual FreeholderS,, and the fiditious,pretentions of Impost o rs. F rom t h e l a rge stock-of information already obtained, there is every reason to believe; that the attempt will be successful; should it prove otherwise; 1 shall still have the satisfadion of remembering ,the noble and Voluntary exertions of my Friends—nearly Three Thousand of whom hale..clone me the honour of giv ing ma their single Votes---a proportimi which; lam well 'assured; greatly.exceeds all former exairipie. Encouraged by this support, I shouldjhink . mySelf defi cient both in gratitude; and in that confidence which such distinguished favours ought ever to inspire,' were 1 not to de clare that, in the impiobable event di the failure of our pre - sent endeavours, I shdttld find the highest gratification in hating an oppOrtunity of.again offering myselt to your ser vice. whenever theoceasion should permit it. -With the confident hope of seeing fulfilled the desires of those to whose flattering partiality I 'feel Myself so, deeply indebted, 1 have the Honour to subscribe myself, • Gentlemen, your most obedient, And most faithful humblAervani, JOHN WODEHOUSE. Norwich; July 22,, rBDi. • NEXT MONDAY MORNIN{.;, The. DRAWING'of the ENGLISH LOTTERY begins, with a Prize of s,oeol. No. z 6, CORNHILL. MESSRS,' HORNSBY; and Co. assure their -al Friends and the Public; that the demand for Tickets and Shares, their Officesin Town and Country, is far be yond their most sanguine expeetation ; indeed, it is such, as warrant i a decided opinion, that the whole of the. 24,000 , Tickets will be disposed of before next Monday Morning, Nine o'Clock, at which time the Drawing of - the Lottery commences. HORNSBY, and co. therefore, request their Friends and the Public, by no means to delay purchasing. Tickets are rising daily, and must continue to rise. A Book with-an exaa account of each day's Drawing, will be kept for the inimediate inspeaion of all those who honour HOR . NSB Y, and Co. with their commands, free of any ex pence v hatever. N. B. All Orders executed,on the same Terms as if pre sent. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, (in se yeral Lots) with the approbation of John Wilmot, Esq. one of the'Masters of the said Court, at the Cardiff Arms I rin c in the Town of Cardiff*, eh - Saturday the 4th Day of September, at One o'clock, EVERAL FREEHOLD, Customary, and other ESTATES of THOMAS EDWARDS, late olLan daff, Esq. deceased, situate in Glamorganshire and Mon mouthshire. Particulars may be had, gratis, at the said Master's Cham bers - in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, - Londop of Mr. Wood, Cardiff; and Mr. Tancred, Lincoln's Inn. This Sale was appointed- to be‘on the .itst of August, but is unavoidably postponed to the above-mentioned time. FOR RHEUMATISMS, Rheumatic-Gout, Lure_ bago, Numbness, Palsy, Flatulehcy A ftwmodic •or Flying Pains, general Debility arid Retaxtlofil of the Sys.. tint, Sprains, Bruises,. c.—Experience has proved WHITEHEA Se 's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD (Pills and Fluid); the most efiedual remedy made known to the - World, liavitrg succeeded in cases of six, eight, ten, twenty, and even °flinty years standing, after - every other means had failed, and it has absolutely cured more Patienti of the above Coin. plaints, than all the Medicines ever befor e made The Ffuid Essence is so singularly penetrating and speedy iii its operation, as generally to effeei the cure of the severest Sprains and Bruises by a' few applieations.-4t is prepared and :signed by. the Noprietor, R: Johnston, Apothecary, No. ts,.Greek-street, Soho, London ; and ..sold at is. § . l". each box or bottle.—And its reputation is so universally esta. , blisluit, that it may be had of every Medicine Vender hi Eniland, %Veit Indiesi and Atneflca. Printed' for the'Society, by W. Bulmer and Co. Cletcland row, St. James's ; —and sold by J. Hatchard, Bookseller to the Society,. No. ago, opposite York. House, Piccadilly ; Becker, ; • Robson; Bolin-street ; Payne, Mews- Gate ; Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Egerton, White _hail ; Cadell and Davies, Strand ; and V_ error and Hood, Poultry : also by Todd, York. ; Hazard. Bath ; Akenhead and Sons, Newcastle-; Browne, liull ; Easton, Salisbury :Tiewman - ' ._Eaca..‘ter4 Clarke, Mandiest:r ;" Hough, Glouces ter ; and Lee, at Lewes. Where may be had, ttformati.w. fiir Overseers, price Sixpence. Charge to Overseers,. price One Shilling a Dozen. Inforination for Cottagers, price Sixpence. 'The Cottager'S Garden Kalendar ; Dr. Haygarth's Rules, and also his Plan, to prevent I nfediotts Fever; the Twelve Gorden Rules; and the Receipts for dressing Rice; may be had gratiS by any of the Members: • Also a cheap Edition, in izniCi. of the Two first Volumes of the Reports, price 4s. and of the kirst Part of the Third Vottime, price as. . • , Dar was published, Price Two Shillings and Sixpence, • DkACTICAL INFORMATION on the MALIGNANT SCARiL ET.FEVER and SOAE TIIROAT, in which a NEW MODE of TREXTMENT is freely communicated. By E. PEART; M. 1). Printed fbr 01(1 Bond=Strect. Brought down to the present time. This Day was published ; 'a new Edition; either in One or Two Pocket Volumes, price TWelve Shillingsiln boards, including the Arms of all the Peers; and tile Four Orders of ; also ornamented by a striking Resem blsnee ofHis Majesty in 'his Parliarnentary RobeS, ele gently and accurately engraVed tipon a new set of Plates, printed on a title paper ; the letter-press also on a new Type; beitv4,the cheapest, latest; and most cOmplete work of the kind extant ; - 'WEAR SLE Y's PEERAGE of ENGLAND, sCOTLANIi and IRE LA D ; containing an account Of the Origin, Honours, Marriages, and Issue of the .Nobi- ' ; • a list of all their Family Names, Titles of elder Sons, and Translation of Mottos. To which are added, an account of the'Ordcrs of Knighthood; an exact valuation of each of the Bishopricks; - and a comPlete B%titiet Peerage of the Three Kingdoms, with the forfeited and ddimant Titles. Printed for G. Kearsley; Fleetstreet ; J. S . tockdale; op posite Burlington House, Piccadilly ; J. Bell, opposite Bon&street, Oxfor&street T. Hurst, Paternosterrow ; and W. J. and J. Richardson, Royal Ekchange. O f whOrn may be had; &Short and Easy Introdudion to Heraldry. in TWO' Parts-. Embellished with 38 Copper-plates, containing up.; wards of a thousand examples. The whole compiled from the most apprOred authorities, by Hugh Clark, in Bvo. the seventh Edition, price 6s. in boards. • Now printing'by Subscription, and to be published with . 41 . • possible expedition, Detailed JOURNAL of the late CAMPAIGN in EGYPT,'corerritericing with the sailing of the bri iish Army under .tieurenant-Genetal Sir Ralph AlN:tcroirt by,'K. B. from 'Gibraltar, and ending with the Surrender of Alexandria, and consequent subjection of I• gyps t 6 the General Officers. employed on that 'Expedition.' This .lournai comprehends interesting Deseriptions of Gibraltar,' the Islands of Minorca and Malta, and of tgypt';, it follows z. 41 the Movements _arid UperatiOns of the British 4n-ny embraces those of the Turkish Artnies under the Grand-V.i. tier and Capoudan Pacba ;• as also those ,of the Indian .Array under Major-General Baird,• from the tide bf its arri val in the Red Sea, until its juryaion with that cbmmanded by Lieutenant.J.7eneral.- Lord Hutchinson, K. B. near Ro setta. ,The Volume is to' be in large quarto, accompanied by 46 Plates of different Views, Plans, Positi6ns, se.c. exact and' taken on the spot ; and to'befengraved by the first /Wrists in London; it is also to contain .a great number of Official Pa pers and Returns. , The Price to subscribers will be fixed. as soon as the ex..: pence can be-ascertained. • Zy Captain THOMAS WALSH, od Regiment, and Aid-de-Camp to 'Major - General Sir 'Eyre CoOte, fit*B. K.. C. . • . Such Persons as intend to encourage the above Pubiica don, are.requested:to pat doWn their names at the. following places,- vii. in London, at Mess. Walpold and Co. Bankers, Lombard-street ; Messrs. Wright, Selby and R-binson, Ilenrietta•-street, Covent-garden ; and Messrs. IVl‘lionald,' Bruce and ,Lainiti,• ln Dublin, at the Quarter-Master and Adjutant-GenaraPs . Offices ; Messrs/. ,trait and Borough, Kildare-street ; and at John archer's, llovkae lei, COtnintarcial-builditlf, DAItC-Stlt;tl DEVON TIRE. TO BE,SULD, HE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of f NORTHBROOK E HOUSE and FARM; which, with the Gardens; are in complete repair. and - good order. The House stands in 4.1.2wn of 30, ,in tlieMiddle of a Farm of ritore.that Acres ;on the Banks of She River Eke; a large .iiranch.awpith, runs though the gtoutuis. • t a mile and a guar.: tei - from tiie City of Exeter, one of the best Markets in. the Kingdom ; and nine miles from Exmouth, a tashionable bathing - place; iu a gtiod neighbotirhOod; With good roadsand pleasant walks about. it; the Land is rich and productive, laid out equally tbr profit and pleasure ; and may be kept hi hand as a Faitn,, or Lett tO good Tenants withriut difficulty. The House is dry; corripkt; and convenient ; on the first cud Secierid floors there are five pleasant and airy. Bedchan bers oil good size, with four Dressing-roonti, two of which have fireplaces; add May be con - veiled Lino Small Bedcham bers "; a Breakfasting and Dining-parlour, and a. Drawing roorri, thetwOlas't have how:wirtclovv, and are a. feet : long ; a Water--closet; and four RooMs for Servants.. The•Ground= floor consists of a good light Kitchen; a Butler's Pantry, a ServantS! Hall; and a Beer Cellar, about feet square each ; a Wine C el lar,fitted up to ho Ida good suick of d i fierent Wines, a - I ltiuSekeepers Room, a Dairy; aLarder• ' a Scullery, with-a Brew and Wash-house. And there is Stabling tPr iz Horses, a place for two Carriages, with a large and excellent Barn and Farm=yard: • • . Should any Gentleman, wishing to purchase an eligible place for health and ple:f.:Aire, he desirous of inquiring .after Northbrooke, 'he may have his inquiries answered; so as to inable hini to judge whether it will be worth .his while to take the trouble of viewing the place; by applying to Messrs. Follett and Williams, Attorniis, Exeter. Exeter; July .24 SPINCLIFE 'S AROMATIC' BI LIOUg CORDIAL. THIS invaluable Medicine has, . for a number or years, been given with universal success, during a most extensive prielice; by Mr. SPI F; a Surgeon ; whes'e, great abilities %fere .well known in Essex; and whd was many years a resident at Sib'le Iledingharri; in that,County. think", ing this Medicine of too much value to be confined to private pradice; he had arranged a plan for its apifeannice In the world, When his family were unfortunately depriveda him; they, however; now offer it to the Public; and think it un necessary to make any comments upon the superior efficacy of the Aromatic BiliouS Cordial; as the respectable attesta tions published sufficiently evince its merit. Copy of a Let-: ter lately received fiord a.Gentlerrian of great tespeelabillty and Fonsequence in the, ToWn of Colchester : • " Madam; having experienced , the Bteatcst benefit front takink: the Arordatie Bilious,Cordia4 as prepared By your late hither; I most willingly give ydU my testimony of its excel -knee as a Medicine.. - . _ _ I ant, Madarn',.your very obedient Servant, • Colchelter, June 17, ISO 2. " JOHN BAWTREE." Copy of a Letter from Lieut. Itcluse,,of t - he id ‘Nret York. Madam,. - After hvving suffered most severely from a Bi- Disorder, I was recommended to take it s Arotriatic Bi liOus Cordial, which, in a shomarne,...regtored Me to ,perfea health... I offer this testimony of my gratifudO; hoping so ble . a Medicine wi I l became a pu h i iabenefi4 and remain, Madam, your obedient humble tervant, JAMES ROUSE,' • ~Dublin, May a 5, 1799. 'The tollowint . persons having been restored to health by' the Aromatic PilionS Cordial, earnestly recommend it, as highly deserving,of public etionua:,ternent :—The Right Hon.; Dowager Lady Teynham ; the Hon. and -Rev': Harbottld. Griin“on ; the Rev. Corrie, Cambridge; Miss Whale, Worcester; Witham ChiSholme-, Esq. Miss Roberts; Miss Plimpton Nfoore. Esq. Capt. Charnoe,k, Charles town; America; Mrs. Chardock ; A. Gardiner,. Esq. Domi nica; f. Erith,;.Esq. Dorninica. Gentlemen - going abroad will find the_ Ar.. 'natio Mous Cordial an' invaluable Medieitie to take with thern._ • Sold, Wholetale and Retail, by the Proprietors, E. and C. Spinlutf, at No. .john;on's-court;. Fleet-street; also at Bolton's Meiliciue'Warehrnis6, Royal Exchange ; Meggy and Chalk, Chelmsford; Bacon's;_ Norwich; and Bacon, leboult and. Co.'s, No. .150, Oxford-street. opposite New, Bond street.; in battles of 20$. Half-1-Guinea, and ss. each, ex-; elusive or Duty. - - None are genuine withcut the DireCtions signed with the Proprietors Namesi - anit the Don'ts *0144 with their Arias. . • •