The Sun. — London, England, 1802-08-12 00:00:00

~,~ t'-; i'r :hat lant7, he the the t of • NUMBER 3088.; • VAUXHALL. • THIS DAY, THURSDAY, August tz, in Honour of the BI RTH of His --Hoyal Highness THE PRINCE OF•WALES,AviIf be' • MAGNIFICENT AND SPLENDID GALA, when the Gardens, in grateful Commemoration of the Birth of their I L LUST RI 0 US PATRON, will display one of the most brilliant Scenes 'ever witnessed. The Rotunda will he fitted up as a•G RAND' PA VI LLION, dedicated. to CONCORD, in which will be represented the - PO R_ TRAITS of - mostaf our GALLANT COMMANDERS, together with Allegorical Devices of the FOUR QUARTERS of the GLOBE, and the STANDARDS, &c., of their various : Nations. —The Trees, Arches, covered and other Walks, Prince's . Pavillion sod '.Orchestra, will be illuminated and decorated in the most sumptous manner, the whole forming a true Elysian Scene . of British Grandeur. • The CONCERT will consist ofa Seledion of both ' :VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, - the Fi6t AdOf which will conclude with an OCCASIONAL ODE. Between the Aas His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK's ~ .BAND, and the Bands of P.ANDEAN -MINSTRELS, }MLA NESE, and SA VOYARDS, will pei = forni Pleas -Jog Variety of ENGLISH and FRENCH AjRS. After the Concert Signora lIENGLER, the celebrated FE MALE ARTIST, who of Lit has received such univcr &At A ppro4Ation, will I display on this GREAT O. CASION, • An EXHIBITION of. FIRE,WORKS, of SUPtRIOR - BRILLIANCY- in which will be intro duced A EDALUON of .His Royal Highness, with various other appropriate Devke.s. Adinittanee Three Shillings. Tile PUBLIC are respeelfullrintormed, in order to remedy ineonveniences'which have occurred on thriller beca- ZionS, the Doors This Evening will be opened at Six o' Clock ; and for the further accommodation of Companies Wishing to take Refreshment, there will be. a number of EXTRA T AEILIiS and BOXES ()NAM in different parts of the Gar delis, with Waiters also to attend upon the same. Vlider the Patronage b t his Royal Highness THE DUKE OF 'YORK. A RANELAGH. TO_MORROW EVENING, AUGUST r 3 th, will be exhibited, A MAGNIFICENT FIRE-WORK, By -SignorS . ROSSI and TESSI ER, ,ith emblematical, - Devices iit Honour of the Birth-Day His'RiVar Highness • THI 7 2 RINC E OF • In the Centre : of the Rotunda will be erected A'TRANS'PA.ItENT TEMPLE OF PEACE, 'Designed and lifx.yited by. Mr. Cap6n. Adinittance•ss. 6d. each, ea ai.d. Caf ee included. Doers tube opePed at seven, and the Fire Work to be di s pl a yed a t 'even ,preciselv I'C BREAK FASTS. PROSY CT TAVERN, HOTEL a nd GARDENS, 1-400PBP.'s-BILL,- MARGATE. COTTERELL most tespaitully informs the Nbbility, Gentii, , anct Public in 'g'efienti, that the Gar 'll"l'at this pLice \vitt be onened rot . a PUBLIC BR EAK- V L,R N daring the Season, ind:sh Id L loriday pr ove t‘n taybuiable; it be ou Tuesday, the fol 'wing-day. n addition to the Band, a capital Organ is ere&ed in the 'relakfasv.Rooin: Admittance 25.. ; 17 ,,," ,1 SatUrdaf Evening, - the Leh of August, there win be r.:12 of i o'Clpek, at which 4,,titn:l qpie yin trout 4ttend -to be con tinuecr‘ivery Saturday ..v etting during the Seas iii. Admittance ts. t6 NDO-N and PORTSMt)U - CH PROPOSED INLAND N'.rVJGATION. • • E ETING this ay at the S Inn, in Rtigate, In the Comity of Surrey, JOHN BRICKWOOD, Esq. in - the Cliair; ESOLVED, Thar - it IVIERTING be held at the KIN; G's H INN, in I - 1 0 R.S1 - 1.1.1L1, in the County Sussex, oiiW,:joc:day the iSttfduv of - Anktist instant, a t tneiOretioon, tor the purpose of taxing into I ,i isiderati on t h e p ro p r i e ty o f forming (by means oi a Canal 1 4, 41 -of th.g River Ninny, a complete. IN LAND NAVIC,A ?-9. N het ween Lt) N DON and. PO R.T.SIIIOUI'kI, and or, ;7"h/ng - SUrveY be torthwith made. tor ascertaining the‘ vr4ctica' bility of the measure By Order of the Meeting, • • TAT. DRUMMOND. i..,.. C roYdon, Aug, raiz doz.,. •' .I3 RIS"I'OL GRAXIMAIZ:SCI - IOoL July 24; 4802. CSNERAL M ‘ EFTING . of GEN I'LEIVIEN h e ( - ILic.,teci at the Grarnmar-School, in this City, will i!elitat the Bush Tivern,'m Bristol, on. WrAine3 o . 4 ) we R I " Po' of Aug:st Nekt. OSsile, „' - ' 4 c l l as -* litopcise to attetid the Meeting, are re -11- to for their Tickets (which will be delivered at l 'ush Tavern', at One Giiinea each), as early as 7' 4 t he - noinber to be p_rovided for may be nearly ascertained, * *', Dinnerdn'Table Fdur o'CloclC. STEWARDS. '``e Bart. R. L.`Gwatkin, Esq. Tho. Broughton, . Ben. Hobhouse,Esq..M.P. key. Sir Ab. Elton', Bart. John Briekdale, - .Esq. k: drutind Griffith; Esq". Rev. john Barton, - tv. S. Seger, Si r J o h n Ni c h o l', )0 6 - tor Liu rence, John Paul Paul, Esq. S ° ME. Gentlemen . Were• co - 1)&1'664 in a Alarm fatiory, which, by the --Death of one -UT the Partners, tA`i th e '?eceSsary absence of another, is thrown on the hands ttu " ' s64 viio,nierely.aeted as- Sleeping - PartnerS. The Ex vo,t9r, of the deceased Partner, and the absent Partner, are Qo ing to join with . the others in disposing of the whole t st 9 c 9 ,l l. it can be shewn, that the Profits may be fairly It-toted to amount to least, Sper eent'. dyer the Interest Q4 s l)er cent, o f t h e C ap i ta l to b e employed. But, to carry it iP(O, advantage,i a Capital of z 5,0001. would be necessary ; eat.part- of which- would be necessary . tb - .purchase the ttals Offices, &c, It would. be most desirable if the. aißole were tak en b y one Pei Soil of Property : But it niight i n t l4 ,:be held in Shares, The. Perscin.Who has been employed D zrt 4.!rucling the Blisiness - fOr the former Partners, and who t : t-tI Y - understands the Operations, is willing to continue . . tx,.oilLt it ,it required, and: will spew the Books, and tn i' a a ant every particular; to. those who may have a view to , Re in the Business. tiet;etters, with real nattles, sealed and addressed to - R. P. at kill 'be atte Stevensons. andanSwerintin. IVlatchett 's, ediatery ic re. -Norwh,tur (p ned, ost-paid), nded to, and YOUNG GENTLEMAN, of a most respeeta An y . Family, is at pr esent di stresse d for the: Sum of 501. th..Nciblernan, , :or Gentleman, Willing . to assist him with 1 - . 04n of Sum, -re-aykble on the demise of a near vil4,non.,•wili•tthate mo . st 7rate p fully thanked hi him. p I ation-to N0.:7, St. Martin's-lane, every inforrna 7 A IL gi Which litay be N.B. Nu Money , 'gens nced NEW - I. 'AX ON THE TRACTORS. O. PERKINS, of Leicester square, Patentee,. tr,,. :ii,.l,)l;:hes,. that their ext ens i ve; sa t e and: reputation,. C;0,,,4`11,',.-ed, itAvink wa d e them.an ob . jea of the attention of , „jilt -I. ittiet.t, an Aet tr.ls - just been passed, which lays 2os. n e , h e ' , al , oCeach set - , _to take place on the ist of September g . . , ' , wit , ..11 their prise intist necessarily be advanced to six , b„..i,,.,•, .'a'entce til , A) notifies, that the credit of the Tra6lors to [ ',..,- thorongniy establish.e;l, he.has.inailea'rrangements. Ati. '' , t'uf lAucli ot i- time trom London, after the ist ot t i 0 ) T,'" 1) ,' , .... when e ' ., s itai , cominit th...ir ef,:ire sale to his u , k , ,I; kl...D'Etti Cfc. 5..11' 1 - !.-1, L'..tomi. , t,ii the Haymarket,. d t F, ; , ,.t.1. ~.. ~ from tinkcil pr'actice with teem, &trim:, the three t, at, hairftil roppottyn,ty to ptovetlkirefii.Acy, is well "I.7zu to-give every trecesary-inforrtrtuiart ot:t. the subjed. N i i Nt 1 ...,,, A i N , Lil _ 1 HUR.SDAY, AUGI7ST 12, 1802. . . At a MEETING of the INHABITANTS or the TOWN and COUNTY of the TOWN of GALWAY, convened by Public Notice ; RICHARD MARTIN, Esq. in the Chair; THE following ADDRESS to Brigadier-General MEYRIcK: was moved by Dominick Browoc, Esq. and unanimously agreed to: sll, - We cannot suf&r an event, in Which we' take so deep a' concern as your departtrre from us, to pass without an.ac knowledgMent of our regard and esteem to you ; - your condo a, during your Command as a General Officer in - this District, Trost fully entitles you to the tribute of our best affeClions. Vigilance and aetivity, tempered by prudenceand.discretion, characterised your measurs in , a period of great and very ge neral-com Motion. Tranquillity restored, you applied your self to the arts of Peace, and under your patronage, and pro tection, several Works, - greatly - contribtitingto the improve ' ment and embellishment of our Town, - Were executed.— These, Sir, will long remain Monnmenrs of your Ptiblic Spirit and excellent; aste; In truth, you .have so identified your Name with our Interests, that while we regard the one, we must respect the other. We have the Honour to remain, . . Your rttuch obliged and devoted humble Servant. Galway, J Lily 26; tgoa. RICHARD MAR PIN. Resolved, That the above Address; with Brigadier.:Gene -tal Meyrt i .k't be printed in Tu% Sua, Dublin . Evening N<:*r., and ecnnaignt Journal. • Dublin, jn,137 29, 1802 SIRy I have the Honour td aciztldwle4 - 1,: , ,e the receipt of your Let. ter of the 16th inst. inclosing an Address of the Inhabitants of the Town and otthe.Couutyatne Town of Galway: It is impossible for me to express the high sense of obliga. tion I etterrain, for this additional testimony of their kindness and partiality to me. I teel extrertely dattor.,cd that my condua, (luring the pc. riod I commanded in,Galway, -has been deemed worthy of their approbation; and it affords me infinite a it'staction that any eftbrts of mine should f ve contr.Duted either tl to the Advantage or Improvem e nt o f th e 'ro NIL shall ever hold in grateful remembrance the kindness and civilities 1 e".K rienceci during my residence of near fotir years in the Town Of Galway. • Permit me, Sir, to add, that I am deeply impressed with the very-obliged manner in which you have been pleased to communicate the Address, and I have the Honour to be, Sir, °With great regard, your flinch Obliged And faithful litimble Servanti THOMAS MEYRICK. Richard Martin, Es . q. Galway. GOVERNMENT AGENCY, OFFICERS kIALF-PAY, DISCOUNT and ANNUITY-OFFICE', No. 7, Cecil street, Strand. MELVILLE and - Co: te'Vea - fully inform the Public, they continue to . Negnciate for the Purchase" and Sale,of every description of Incomes, eithcr. on Govern ment; or Land and Funded Property,. From their long-esta blished and respethble Money . COnnedion, they are enabled to Discount good Bills of Exchange and Sums of Money. •From tool. to : seool. ..is always . ready for the purchase of well-secured Annuities .arising from Estates, Houses, Money'iu the Funds,.either by Will or Settlethents ;. Church LivingS,• cc. with privilege of redemption at pleasure of the borrower, and a liberal price given. Yearly Incomes on Government, - Estates, and I . untied Property on Sale, from 201. to. two!. a-year, clearing from 51. to 301.. per cent. :both on; Buyers and „Sellars lives. Navy and,Military Officers Halt-pay, and Widows Pensions received. Personal applications received "daily. No Letters unless lost-paid. WANTED 'l'o RENT, for a Year from Mich ae lm as next , • A READY FURNISHED HOUSE, of t h ree AAL Rooms on a Floor, any where between Oxtord.s:teet and Piccadilly, and to. the west of Bond-street. Any Gentle .na.lpt, Lady wishing to leave their [louse for a year, may. hLar at it T.;nant by applying to Mr. Flatchard, vo. -too; l'kcadiily. No HoOse-Broker need apply. Londe A u g. H , - 1802 ,VA-A IGU .I'o , • In Worcestershire, Hertkord,shire, ,Monmouthshire, ,War w!cks.Wre, or the dry part of Gloucestershire, G,, o d f ind Convenient HOUSE, fit for a Geri . 1 7 1- tleman's ..FaMily, in a dry and pleasant Situation, commanding a-pleasing view. 71 . 14 e Rooms must he lame aud airy. - There must be idequate Ottices,.a. Wailed Gar_ den, and 'a Shrubbery, which, if extensive; will • be. more a4leeable. The Ground must he well wooded. , A River or Stream is Wished for, but may be dispensed with. Together. min the House, there must be about annundred Acres 'of good Land ; more or less ‘vill make no diffrence..— T tic must not be more than an hundred mi , les. from Barn. It ;is hoped tnat persons not , having a. House ttd L Ind - suiting the above description, Will not ariply.-- Tuo.e who . have;, and will direct a:=Line (post-paid) to A. B. at Nrr. :No. 1, .Criuro-street, We•siniinster, mentioning Particulars, w,ll be duly attend ed to. A NEW INVITI(iNI. PATRONIZE)) AislD USED FOR THE KING AND ROYAL,FAMII.Y. - - • TARDY's Imperial BLACKING POWDER, a Chemical Vreparation, which will neither soil the finest linen, or smell disagreeably ; it softens and nourishes the leather, repels water, keeps the feet dry and comfortable, • procures the finest jet black, and retains its - virtues in all climates ; heat will not rliminish its lustre and the dust may be wiped oil without lessening the. polish; it 'produces the most elegant lustre to, Gentlemen's Hussar lioots and Dress Shoes, as well as to the Bciots, Shoes, Clogs, &c. of the L adies. It is•sOld by kobert Hardy, the Proprietor, at No. 3, Barnard's Inn, Holborn . and by most Boot-maker s i n t h e United Kingdom, in tin.boxes, at f. and (a donble quantity) Is. 6d. each, with proper Brushes.—ll. likewise procures Bent Trees, if required, on whic,it the most fashionable lustre i, produced with the greatest ease.and, expedition. . ThiS Day was publialied; in One Volume, Twelves, A New Edition, with Ctippec-plates, price 3s. 6d. bound, R. GOLDSMITH'S ROMAN HISTORY abridged tor the Use of Schools.-. . Printed for F. and C. Rlvi ngton ; %V.,1. and j. Richardson Le!g,l, Sotheby and Son ; T. Wilkie ; J. Scatcherd ; C, Law ; -Longman and Rees; Cadell, jun. 'and Davies; T. Hurst ; and Kay. DEVONSHIRE.. • Tel BE SOLD, MHE FEE SIMPLE and. INHERITANCE of I "NO RTHI3ROOKE HOUSE and FARM, which, with Out Garden.,.are in 'Complete repair and. good order. The tiouse stands in a LaWn of 30, in the middle of. a Farm of more that 69 Acres ; on the-Banks of the •River"Exe, a lar!.:e branch of which runs though the grounds ; a . mile and a quar ter from the City o f E xeter , one o f the bst Markets in the Kingdom ; and nine- miles from +Exmouth, a fashionable. bathing - plate ;in a gobd neighbourhood, -with good roads and pleasant walks about it ; the Land..is rich and produCtive, laid out equally for profit and pleasure ; and may be kept.'iti hand as a Farm; or lett to 'good Tenants without difficulty. The.FUMSe is dry, compact, and convenient,; on the first and second floors there are live pleasant and airy Betleharn, hers of a good size, with fOur Dressing-rooms, two.oLwhich have fire-places, and may Be converted into small Bedcharit bets ; a•Breakfasting and Dining , parlour, and a Drawing retoilt, the two last hiv e boW, windows, and are 2:} feet long ; A,Water , ciciset, and four Roof i ls f o i Servants. 'fi le Ground floor consists of a good light Kitchen, a Butler's Pantry, a Servants' and a Beer Cellar, about 17 feet-square each ; a Wine Cellar fitted up to hold a good stock 01(W - fel - cut Wires, a Housekeeper's Rooin, a Dairy; a Larder, a Scullery with a brew and Wash.house. And. there i s Stabling for ti , Horses, a place for two Car r i ag e s , w ith a large and excellent Barn and Farm-yard. Should any Gentleman, wishing to purchase an eligible place for health and pleasure, be desirous of inquiring atter INlNtlibrook, he may have his inquiries answered, s`o as to inible hint to judge whether it hill be worth his while to take the trouble of viewingqhe place, by applying to Messrs. Follett and Williams, Attornies, Exeter. . Exeter, July 2,t, 1802. • wEsTmo.KL4ND,. . 1, ' 0 BE SOLD, the V.duable and Inr•eoveable FREEHOLD ESTATE of PREtK.,!s HALL, dis tant four Miles front Appleby,. the County Town, and five frorn the Market Town of Kirby, Stephen : consisting of the Hall, a large old Mans;on, with suitable- Buildings, •all in, good repair, and two other„Farrn"Houses , lately built, with all necessary . conveniencies t o each' : also Btz Acres (as per Plan of the'Estate) of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lai.d, lying in a Ring Fence: " The Estate is well fenced, and well watered, a Trout Stream running ..throtlgh. it, ,and .many Springs. It .posseSsei. in itself the means of great thiprove-: went, by inexhaustible Quarries of blue Lime Styne; of the first quality, and two Lithe - Kilns ;' the Land Tax is re deemed, and the whole, forty-two.Aeres excepted, is Tithe.: free, arid having an unlimited (tight on the valuable and ex tensive Common of Mbi Mask, being excellent Sheep Land. , • • - For further Particulars, enquire of Matthew Stephenson, Esq. ,of Sawhridge, Adjoining .13reek's .the owner ; Simpson George, Esq. ' 'Aliddleton'Ty;is, near - Richmond ; Mr.. Richard.. Stephenson, Attorney-:rt-Law, , Appleby; or Mr. Benjamin Liddle, at Constantine Hill; Bishop Auckland, OuriLim.—jimes Wright, at Sawbridge, Servant to Mr. Srepheasan, will shew the Premises., • • A CAPITAL. MANOR IN DEVONSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • At Philipps's , Hotel,. in: the, City, of Exeter, on.Wednesd . ay, the 25th of Atigut inst. at Four o'clock- in the Afternoon, in One Lot, ;-. • ••• ' - • A LL that Valuable and very Desirable MANOR •,) of CLYSTON, situate in the'Pati'Sh of limed C list, - about four miles e..st of Exeter; nine miles from, Tiverton, seven from .Collompton, twelve from Honiton, ten from • Exmouth, at established Watering Place ; and about the same distance from several other Watering Places in the '• Countyof Devon.; consisting of Two Thousand and Ninety_ - • six Statute Acres, whereof Fifteen Hundred and Fifty Acres. are rich 'Arable,. Meadow, - and Pasture - Land; and Five 1i0n... • died_and Forty-six Acres are open Common, Grounds, very capable of great improvement. Altogether of the gross yearly Value of about Two Thxisand,• fwo...Hundred _Pounds,'. - whereof about zicd. a-year is now in demesne, and lett to - goOd Tenants at clear annual Rcnts.—About , 36oL• a-year more held by Leases determinable on _the death of one life each. ''About 88.1. a-year more now held by' Leases deter-* minable on the deaths of two . lives .ea s ch,,;and about" ro7ol. • a-year•more held by Leases now determinable . on the deaths of three lives each, many of them very old ;'together : wi t h one Fee Farm Re n t, an d t en Chief Rents, amounting 'toge therto the yearly stun 0t . 491. tts. 7(l' payable•out of - certain Freehold Estates ' over winch the L or d of the Manor exer cises all the Rights of Royalty l arid there is great plenty of • Game of all sorts upon the said Manor. • For a Survey and Partikular of ;the said Manor and Lands, application may he made in the mean time to Messrs. Lerch and Goodeve, - No, 4, Holborn-Court, Gray's . Inn, London ; where a-very large•and colTeo Map of this extensive-and com pad Manor may be viewed until the Toth * dry of August next, aftler ,which it will-be.removed to Philipps's Hind, in Exeter, where it may pe seen. • ' • . . _... Particulars may alsobe knownby application to - Richard Clarke, Es 9, Newport, Isle of Wight; the. York lithe!, ,in Bath ~- Philipps's Hotel, in Exeter; King's Arms Inn, Ply mouth; William Hole, Esq.., Barnstaple, llevons . hire ; and Mr. Silve s t re Rooks, i n B roa d C l i st aforesaid,. who will shew the said Manor and Lands to any person inclinetil to pur chase the same. .1 I. the said Manor and Lands, which will be offered to Sale on the 2.5 th of August inst. as above, should happen not to be disposed on that day altogether in one Lot, then, and - in that case the said premises; or-so much of them as shall not in the mean time have been disposed of by Private Contra Et, will.be sold at Public Auction in separate Lots, at an - early day afterwards, of which due notice will be given in differ ent Newspapers. , . ,QUORNDON HUNT. Complete Hunting Box, and 267 Acres, of kreehold Land, at. Quorndem, in the Countrol , Leicester. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, At the , Bnlr's Head, in Quorndon, oh Tuesday the 3 tit bay of August, tBO2, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twelve Lots mostly Tythe-free, Lot t. VOUR ACRES .of RICH •MEADOW LAND, in Quorndon, in the occupation of Mr. lames Sculthorpe,,Tenaht at Will. Lot, 2. A small Varm, and 4z Acres of Arable and Meadow Land, in the occupation of Mr. lohn Hughes, of which Pos session may be had at Michaelmas next. ' Lot 1, A Close of Arable in the oceupatiori.of Mr. Tho mas Spittles, Tenant at Will. • • • • *• Lot . 4. T‘N;enty-nine Acres of rich new-laid Land, at the North Entrance of Quorndon, in the occupation of Alr . Tho mas Parkinson. 'Lot 5. A Barn, four Closes of rich Arable Land, and a Meadow, containing 30Aeres, in Quorndon North, Field and • Nether Mead, in the same Occupation. Lot 6. Fourinclosures of good Arable Lind, in Quorndein West Field, cilinaining 2,4 Acres, in the same occupation,' Lot. 7. A Farin-house, Outbuildings, and two Cottages, in Quorndoli, in-the same occupation. Lot 8. A rich MeadoW of eight Acres, in Nether Mead, in the occupation of 'Mr. W. Parkinson. • - Lot 9. Two Inelosures of good Arable Land, cot;taining 21 Acres, next the Windmill inQuorildOn West 1 ield, in the same occupation. Lot to. A, Fern-house, Outbuilding: ' and 49 Acres of good Land, mos t ly Arable, inAtiorndon West Field, in the battle occupation. - • - Lot ;t. A Barn and 40 - Acres.of Arabie and Grass ,Laru', called Prior's Fields, in the same cos7upation. Lot 12. A complete Hunting Box with extensive Stabling, and 15 Acres of Meadow Land adjoining, Imon Lease to Sir Robert Law ley, Barti.whieh will expire at Michaelmas next, when possession may he had. To be viewed, with pe:missictr of the Tenants, and Parti culars may be .had of joim -avilleaycie, 17:N. cauoriidon,:-zntd• of Mr. Bridges, Reb Lion-square, Lolidon, %vac) will treat for.any Qt Ow Lots by priviiite‘onthia. • . , 'PRICE SIXPENCE., Cl.,‘/ER4L \ POSt OFFICE,: ilt:guit tBO2- MOTICE is hereby given, that on and after THURSDAY next, the sth instant, in Addition to the presznt eneral Post E;tablistunetrt, LETTItRS be conveyed to eind f row CROY DON; WADDON; BEDDING,. TON, WALLINGTON, and CARSHALTON, twice .4 bay (SundaYs excepted), -by the Two-penny Post. • By this Reguheon, Levers put into the Two-; 1 4 , 19 , Post Re ceiuing Hou s e s in Lo NT) , )N before Fight a' clock , in the Morn- leg, and before Two o'Clock in the ilfer-noon ; or into the nee,- penny Post Offices in Lombard-street and Gerrard -street, be; opt Nine in the Morn'ing, and before Three in the A fiernoon, wilt be delivered at the above Places between Twelve and One o'CloN• Ar2on, and between Six and Seven in the Evening: afro Letter - fc,r , the above Places arriving in LONDON in the Morning by the Mails, from all . Parts, will be forwarded by the rwo-pe,pq Poet, and be deliz-Tred bet'r.k.4-en Twi/ve and One o'Cl.ock the same ,pqy. • hhe Departure from CROYDON and CARSHA LTOW; /be Two-penn . j? Post, will Gc at a Otearier' kb..? Nine o'Cl,t4 in the 1179rning. and a QUil, before P'our in the 4ifternoon ; and from RE DDIIV G TON a Nine in tfe Morning, and gin• in the Zfiernoon ; and the Letiert will be delivered in LONDON between nt'rlve and One o'Cliock ;at Noon, and &tittle?! Seven and Nine o'Clock in the hvening.- • • - The Letters for the above-mentioned Placer, 11:61r. h. zy le pa' into ibe General Post Offire, or a. y of t& Getter a`.' Post Arcciving Houses, -will be ant fiosr. LON DON b' Ike ,W4li at o'C'Nek at Night, aY usual. • lift:e manner ;ill teilers p ii ;nib the P6st Office Ht CRO DON, after the Dei-pariore of the T-t Lo-pen; Fost in the A . /iv-- nose, 'will ha forwarded 4,), the General Post to LONDON. Thls Regulation to he' considered Jsexperiinentul, until further .117otice. Commandßy of Polmaster- General, FR ANC LS FR E ELING, 'Secretary EAST 110(J.S1.:, Argust 4, 1802. • - . . Tr , FT E COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of 11:e UNITED co ATPA ArY of AIE ROLA NTS of - E AV LAND trading to I,:v E,nt Indies, do /Jeri& give "Villa., . Mitt the,Canzntiotee 7vill, be reab , to receive Pr ,i , 0,113 in writ ing, realed up, an WEDNESDAY, the t4th instant, jar .rup- Nying the Cumpany with ST. KITTS. MO BE. SOLD, or LET', a VALUABLE PLANTATION, in. the Parish of St. John Capi's terre, containing about 160 Acres of Land, with Dwelling. house, Windmill, and other Buildings thereon, now in the occupation of Clement Caines, Esq. whose Term expires at Christmas next. For .further particulars, apply to Messrs. Fairer, Lacey, Steadman, and Wall, Solicitors, Bread-street Hill, London. GLO tit ESTE TUBE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, The MANOR of PAINS WICK, Desirable and I m p rova bl e FREEHOLD J A Truly I ESTATE, t; miles . from Gloucester, 3 from Stroud; tz from Cheltenham, and 2. from Bristol, consisting of the MANOR of PAINSWICK, extending overseveral thousand Acres of Land, with Fines, chief-Rents, Quit-Roots, and lleriots, issuing out of nearly Soo different CopyhOld Tene ments, which, with the Tolls of the Market, is a most de bole purcliase fur any Gentleman of the Law. Also a Ca pital Manor Farm, with House,, requisite Offices, Garden and Pleasure Ground, .330 Acres of Arable, ~Meadow,. Pos ture and \Vood Land, .lying compad, and surrounding the 1 - loue,.with two improvable and valuable, Streams of Water run:ling through and uniting in the same, very convenient for erecting Mills, for the use of the ManufactO • ry carried on in. the neighbourhood. And also 381 Acres of Inclosed Wood- Lands arid Wastes, well stocked with Beach, Oak, arid Ash Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capable of very great Improvement, both for pleasure and profit; and may be reasonably estimated at upwards of 7001. per annum.' Printed Particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. W. Baylis, of Painswi , :k, who will chew tne Premises; Mr. Saiinders, Attorney,, Stroud ; of Messrs. T. and W. Dann, Solicitors, Lincoln' s -I nn; an d o f Messrs.- Hodskin son and Co. Surveyors,' No. 35, ,Arundel-street, London, where a M m an of the Lstate.ay 06 .seeti. T 1-'41,1/ t ,.. orry,,r,y, .-Z.l, ..4:?ThT 1.-e *.:':r .1-y.0.., --). `rvi:'-''"-.. 4,...;,. V-4V41141;V.-_-; ~i .-, 41, 4..-4;.1:•'--- I , "'-, ,Atrz-,,,, At g04.-,4-7411.7-z. ~411 4 11 ~.7 4.,"? - J/;1/ Or 7 t 1 1 . V, • ..',,,j. :• , ::.1 \ \ 4 . ('-C 4 1 "r{ . _ , , COPPER •••••••1 • JL.I4 And such Persons' who ;nay thinl p roper to deliver in Tenders, must express therein the lowest Prices, as thfry .will not have an opportunity of makinganyabatement. _ The Couditiois of tke G'ontrail may be seen t, applying to Mr. 7ames Coggan.Clefrkto the said Committer, v , ith whom the fender, must be left &joie Twelve &Clock at Noon oir the said 18th dly of f rlugust, as nob a , ty Tender will he received after thztt hour. NEW PUBLICATIONS - to be Continued MONTHLY. This 1.),..v was published, Price Xs, 6d..neatly printed in gvo. on superfine Wove Royeli' No. IV., Of. • T HE MONTHLY REGISTER and - ENC Y... c LOPED( AN MAC AZ 1 N B,*.embellished with two excellent F.ngravings of the Tower of London, and the Cotses Bnaug 'ln Hindoostan ; containing - an interesting vpriety of rginal Essays, Correspondence, and Intorniafion, 'Literary, Phildsophical, Cotdmercial, and Miscellaneous. 'ln this Number will likewise be tbund a List of thy 'Members re..; turned for the ensuing Parliament. The gmeral execution of the work is In a stileol excellence that will justly entitle it to a place in the choicest Libraries, being. select in its nia terials,• systematic in its arrangement, and comprehen,ive iu irs•Plan: Each-Number will .bt enriched whit two or more . Plates, by eminent Artists. .- On the same day also :was. published,. price 2S. 6d. dins trated by tbur , Copper-Plates, No. 171. (of a new Serif:el:or' • tne .ItEP-.ERTORY of ARTS,. I\IANUFAC'IURES and, AGRICULTURE.; consisting of the Specifications of Pa- Inventions •, Accounts of all new Discoveries in th.: A e to Proceedings of Le3oned Societies i: -- weign and Domestic ; au thentic Accounts of all new Patents grar.red tOr Inventions,; and generally whatever inay tend to the benefit.of the Arts, Manutadures, &c. In this number is contairierf the Marquis of Worcester's' Century of Inventions. A Number of each Work is published on the first of every Month, at the Reper tory Office, •No. 182, Eleer-strect, and may be had regularly of every Bookseller m Newsman in the United KinOom. PATENT BEDS, SOFA. BEDS, Ck-IAIR BEDS, • DINING TABLES, Differing in B Stile and Plan from those in the old war. uTLER's ORIGINAL' • MANUFACTORY and WAR E- ROO MS, 1 . 3 and 14, CATHERINE. sTEET, Eight Doors from the Strand maker of the above Articles to the KING and Q U E E r Royal Highnessts: • the DUK E of YORK and PRINCESSES, and' Manutac-. furet df Eutaltureih genetal. • 13trr te a has.observed sonic of the various Advertisements opposed to him, the intention of which may be easily aisco.- ve•red - ; pod writes in short that, by the pernzission Provk deuce, he manufactures and sells as above, (where idso play, be7had, every Article in the Upholstery bane) ms suarinr FOUR-I'OST and TENT BEDS, wail Brass Screws and various other Brass Part ; SOFA BEDS, making a hand some Sofa and a comfortable Bed; CH IR. BEDS, whielEt transtotrh - the Saine way, and eak:ll in a few minutes I NG TABLES un various Constructions, and quite on a new Plan; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a particular amtpact ConstrL i idion ; and various Improve ments in Furniture.' houses completely furnished ; the Article,: of well ed woods and excellent workman,:hip. A lso,"tor exhortation, Beds fOr the East and West Indies ; Cabins titted up tor Pas- BUTLER has. construaed several Tools and Machines for working hip Patent Articles, &c. at his Minutattory, 'as abuve, and with much submission, and a true sense 9t gra titude; ai;knowledges the kind encouragement lie has so ge.' nerously received. , ' n contradiction to the false assertions opposed to the, Sale of BY rLEk's Patent - ArticleS, at'his Warenouse may be' seen separate Patent Deeds, one for Dining, and other Tables • and the other tor Brass, and other Screw Bedsteads, which extend to Sots Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads,' with Ser,fw Posts or Feet. "'HOUGH! several Remedies are discovered 1_ which . I)erfeCtly eradicate every species of Scupy, Leprosy, Rheumatic . and Gouty Pains, yet none a re fo un d 'equal either in expedition, pleasantness, safety, or cheap. ness, to Dr. PATE RSoN't VEGETABLE DROPS, which in Scrofulous Schirrus, or Cancerous Tumors, Pi,. cers, and White Swellings, .perform the must wonderful cures; and i'fiXonvolsite Epileptic, Paralytic, as Well as -Mental Derangement, and other deplorable Nervous' Affec tions, where large quantities of celebrated Medicines have been tried in vain, a small Bottle ofsthese Drops has given the happiest pi - JoiS of their excellent pi6perties, particularly in proinutinga regular appaite' and true di t ;estion,.ex . pelli n g all-nicnbirt humours, and' causing proper purity, texture, and tenacity, with treeo;ireulation and equal distribution of ' the nervous and other fluid's, and thereby removing all bilious, windy, and 'spasmodic complaint's, whilst they produce composure of mind, a cheerful flow of spirits, accompanied with an agreeable di fiusiratof natural warmth. and lively sen sation throult every part of the.animal frame, ao as to ren der the sickly, weak,. and delicate habit •heaitlifuj; and re store the decayed constitution to a state of strong. activity, These Dropsare inclosed in plain directims, anti appointea to be said by 'Putt, Royal Exchange; Ward, No. 32e, Hol. horn, opposite Gray'S Inn, London; C. etillins, Sahsoury ; Horsey and Woodward, PottSea ; Watts and Hardini.., Gos., port • Donaldson and Mottlev,. 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