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"`e='- -~- 1. N I i• ' f• , -T THE ROYAL COVENT-GARDP.N. O-MORROW V ENIZ . ZG, "Odober '2o, 802, will be erorme ' EVERY MAN I p N f I-llS di FIVA4bUIt, Kitely, M. 'COOKE. wit 3 -_ :--- • - •T} POOR' SOLDIER. On Thursday, a Gentleman Will make his first ikispeat- - nce o many Staff ' in th e Ch a t 4 6l cr o f O t h e ll y ; l ago b y Mr. Cooke—Atter wilich, - tlie'Musib I Rorr6ncc of Cytnon, in which Miss Reeve will perform Sylvia, being. her 4th - ' appearance oil any'Stage. On Friday, the Cabinet. On Monclay,The Merr W ives of r n m, ~r anta or Perods2 Windsor,*itif the Panto witl:-the Farce:nf the Citiz en . i - n A New .Ccanetly is in Rehearsal. - ......____ , ••T TIIP ATRE-110YAL. DRURY,LANE.- . •.- 0-M ORROW EVENING, October-zo, .1802, Will he perforrned, THE. CASTLE SPECTRE. 0 -: wi, 11. . . . THE: "PRIZE`. , ... . . in consequence of the overti: - . , ••ving Fiontes that have at_ Sir lilr. Stephen Kernble's representation of the part of oir Icl , l-, Ft , lsratf,. the. Pro(Pric,ors have- ct-Klnzeci. tat Gentle. man, for the gratifieatin n 0, ski. nunsemw. Parr of the Public. wh o have been disappointed' of Plabes, to pentorM a few riights-rnoro at tliis4l'lteat re Mr creplien Kernblc Will repeat - the part of Sir John Talst;itf, on Snurday n'ext.. . - • .. • - -• ' . And on Thursday, Mrs. Clover will make her •first A.p. rearance at this Theatre in The jealouS Wife, with The Deserter.. • . The Burletta of iklidas, will shortly be produced, With entirely n ew Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Dmorations. ....__ ..„ • • -PTHE ' CREDITORS r:f. the late R°BERI.- -K, jON ES, of FOwatori Castle, in thetounty of Gla inorgan, "Esq. d eceased, ae '.respedfellv int • ormed, that being a -• Ortxiiior by speei4ltv myself, I . have . chmmenced prodeedings in. , Chalicerv - ironst the Heir' at Law and Adrni.. listrarrix•-of the deceased,' for the reco'very of my demand ; ~b u t it being though' advisahle•to havethe conctfrrence of the • t v io ieditO . r's In gener a l i n a joint suit, to procbre the appliea... .., P.Ol the and Eitects of the Deceased in discharge of h i s entsrecDoehtsC Such Creditnrs as are disposed to 'proceed for v etY of their respective demands, are requested to meet me „. , brin ii. , i ," t he Horse areal Jo. - . ..1 - gey Inn, in the Town of Cow: , October 9 ale said County ot Clamotgan, on the zeith dv,of ' '."-r instant, atTwelwe of the Clock at Noon of thesatrit da y',,. inorde r to consider of the most cal'clual steps to Oe "men to-obtain paythent of our respedive demands. .• tznartha n , Ist Od. 1362- EDWARD THOMAS..' . . .. s. the •I't AnY Creditor who m,, yi wish to correspond with me on 'subjet, are rcouested to .address.their letters to. my Solicitor , 14r - Brown. Ca' rditf . . ----- -:-----,--_. _ .- • ..,____—_____._ FR EE.M:i.SONS' TAVERN.. • - - , G— SON anti 'ISAAC HARRI . . SON respeetrully beg LeAve„t9 acauaint the Nobi li ty, ,cntry, and tiu.-ir Frienis in general; that they will slitrtty . " -KE-O'PEN TILE ABONT7-: HO USE,. ffilicii they are t4tirig, ... up in a cdmplete and eit4ant mariner. •'• • , ' ' • - ; Tanfield and H arr i sotx have heen p.,--ticulerly careful to lay ' ",-, n a large STOCK of G,ENLIIN E WI N E.S, of the very.best Id uality and Flavour ; and they trust L.l-,-At- by- their unreanit_ ring attehtion and exert i ons ro _give s.:.risfaaion, they will rrc es i t the Patmnage of all tiro, ' who use; be pleased to lib ap.our them with their C orninands. Great 52:+ec.sn-stree*, • • , 4, Oct. ,5. ilait. ... . . Iti TH',F, PUBLIC LIN'E... .A WIDOW, of (t,cqnt A 1 ,,,, e,4r. - irwe an 3 AdcliTss, ~. ~f , s wishes to enr.,age as ii()': - : ~,:. T PER, BAR -WO ,,._;'lA.t.i &Q. Got},-{ tc;f:'er.r.-t.-; . :, - , :rt,.'rztie IZ.t7%aori -. tailfty if required, - .Nit. , ..;tt.',s of Boa- ineping. No part or Ae G lobi;objecit:d to. •A pvcfotence paid to Fr ; ance. . Address for A . B . to the care, of Mrs., Drolicc, Pay-Office: Enoterset-H, enco itrileagettely. ike, wiII bt attt .._..._ d -t t ..., THEATRES. T - BE I; ET T from 'lsth of March next, THI?.L.E THEATRES. situatg in the fbilowing.P'rift •-•ripal Town's in viz KILKENNY; \VEX FO togEth..,a' ScENERY, zOOKS, 61 USi C, d tc. tomplete.v• '• • - - bilk . _ ost-paid, Itr ed to I. Sinitlason, Ost.-91fice, • shall be atfetric-ci to, _ . .• . : A fIiNIPSIIIR E. • - . - TO BE SOLD BT.AUCTION, ' Ittthe Georgelnn," - Christehurch, on Tuesday the 30th t 4 , .ticlveitibet,: iSei,. EIGHT LO I'S - ,f. GROUND, part or christ , 'ail J o ining Studland B a y, commanding most extensive and . .P'and Sea Views,, beautifully terminated by S‘vanage Point, / lie Isile,ot Wi g h t , t t c. most conamediously situate for the ' r eCiii:in of Marine .Villas, the Beach,, whictiil; &e , ;f%ilf MileS u l extent, being Fuel! cslcul a tcd for Bathing, Machines, and for Coachf-Oriveii. - . t ~.A. Map o f th e tots vhay be seen at the Office of Mess rs . .•'..ke l tardson, Son, and ; q.ditield, Land-Surveyors, Lintiorii's -4 nh- Fields, Lindon. P . . .. , . a T or further Particulars, an d a Vi ew - of the several Lag, ,IY t„ Mt Clipcotti at - HoldenlitlfSt„ nen* Christchutc.7 ; " . 11 ( " t ruesdays tit i tile Day,ol.Saie, bet\vec_iiithellours of 'fe n "`P Twelve o'Cli)ck.; pr to Mr. Baldwin, ahy Monday, at I ' 4 ' - Ce - i Ci- iit -1 . -1 - i..!ig . t. nn„ , ►a (... ltlR. 1. '4 6 i . Rei - 1}....R tivAl 'HA UGHTQN, frpin Dublin, Irish Pop 'ilt an 4 Tabriinet ManufaClurers a d'lllerc6 . s. tc' Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the P r in ce a n d Her of Wale , t, Dbkc a:id Datc.ftesl of York, Dutcbegs Co Wveinrlegrnarceterg-tii, T. nd.t k i r Princesses; No: 8, Henrietta -street, and The elevated Patrqnage 'of Her 'iajesty, the different ranche s of tile Rci ) al Farriily, and Ladies of tli . ; lirst kink ‘,„; F ashion, it is hoo:ed b.-,; ~ . .illiciehtly established, in the Arch' - ' 4 1" ) " a di5:,...,'. ' :I.•', the decided superiority of and Fia , ,.. , .'',:•'s Poplins - and. Tabbintts, Gold; ilver, Figured, Cambric Sar sen ' '•' '' ' Ball - n,. ~- I . il C.,hainberry Aluslh-ls and Italian ets jot CJurrit Dresses, :lurbans, 4 B..i d c , .. er t_o render't unnecessary ter. that Bouse to r eply to t he . • liSemenr s of others, whose chief pretension to the trade i s t h e t °PYing o f their Acl4crtiseirienes. ', - • Wherea s A h CAUTION. f ormed d . l • ,') 'iave been credibly in, rc ; ar che r an c ai o .„ ton , . ' 1141 a g,re4t many veople in this kingdom are• now, ti.ncihave been; tOr some acne past, manufacturing and tel -IPo been; T4bhinets, as I risi'l, ot. an tnferior quality, _lin er the name of Archer anti Haughton's Mainitactofy, with . :!. - vjew to discredit and injure their House, and a . grgss imP° - :!tlon on the Publi c in general ; they arc determined; as far 0.4-liPes io their power, 'to. pr osecute to Co nvi ction any person 2 erson i so venair rA - Poplins and".l abbinets, under the dame eofutuleir Nlanufacture, that was not actual l y bOughtat rl . s t e . ' * Merchants 'supplied to any Amount. ~ t jhey ha*ve the honour to acquaint the Nubility and Gen, ,7, that t h e i r Warehouse ii . stocked With a. greater variety * Mourning Goods than is to be found imany other House in ..!?wri, whi c h they are enabled to se ll (f or ready money.) at tr;_es much loWer t h an t h ey can be had elsewhere; the - . 1 , 1 791 e being of th e i r own manufadure t—the v consist of 3 .. Bite and black Irombi7eeri, Charriberr :NI itSlin Cambric. c _...r5e...- , ~J kflStiinTores for WidOws,- A rMozines,• dresS liar- N,eriolia. Serges, • Lutestrings, - CyprusS'arSenets; Poplin's, • 17g•Odes, Crapes, Sdart Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bombazets for ~.eNnts, Szc. also a'gi'eat Cliiice of Pdtterns in grey Paplins - 1,"3 Sarsenits, fur iiight Mourning. EnBlish. y - Arth wide t i o u)),l t ns ofd soperior italic at 3s. 60,•per•yard ;, Vetures, pat,t_l4i:black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet -tor Clergymen terns; ; plain, corded, chain, and striped, -tbr Clergymen ~,"I', uentlemen who always we; blac hy =Vet graw m3,t,Y or greasy m wearing, being al the very best tripletive. tr , o s secku Pric * e'cver, asked tbr any article bought if their o e. • • - . T a l\ :, ) i ) . ; ?.. Ladies own Spinning .martufaaured into P o pli n s or . 1 able "" cl•eit'ctu i T3hberays for Furbitur e ' o f the difieren fasy illannt46tured on the shorteg ZOLioe• t shion- 1g 5, '..-_-,—, 5 i ....4., . • 11,- , - - -.1- - ~...4, . • ~----tv- 4 1 ~.. .4,0, ...,......34 , ...• s t V.V . , - „:::.... ....., 11.,"<" ,4161,7* , ):5„:),1, • Li, *•,,.. `, -.... if gll t II • TL 7 Ed S D .1 7 1 , T OBER 19, 1802. This Day was . pitbi ;shed,' In one Vfl. Svo. with an Aquatints View by i\ v lediaml., price Bs. boards, And 'Dedicated, by Perinision, to tbrd AJOURNEY into SOU . III WALES, through the Counties of Q&tord, W-arwict, Wcircester, Here fbrd, Salop, Statford,.Buckingliatn, and Hertford, in the. Year 1799. • I3y GEORGE LIPSCOMB, Esq. • Printed Longman, and 0. Rcs, Paternoster row ; and sold by r. and f. Rich.irdwn, Royal Ex change ; , Bond-street. 'i• whom may be had, lately published, A TOURNEY from EDINBURGH through Parts of NORTH BRITAIN . , containing li*markson Scottish Land seape, :and Observations on Rural aticonomy, Natural fli3- • tory. Manufadures, Trade, and Comm:ace ; interspersed • withAnccdotes.Traditional, Literary, and . Historical; toge ther with Biographical Sketche s , r e l ating Chiefly to Civil and • .Etclesiastical . Atlairs, from the Twelfth Century down t* the present time. By. Alexander Campbell, Esq. 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Lecturer on Cin:initry in Edip-' n. *** This' Boo.:;-which contains ,a very full 'detail of the Presest State or Chemistry, is divided into two Parts. pait First treats of the Principles of Chenistry, 'in 'three Books. BOok I. Or Shnple Substances, viz.- Oxygen-, Simile Coin: bithibles, Mei als,Caloric, and Light. Book I I. Of ConlpOmid Bodies, ia two Divisions. hivisi al I, • Yrimary , Coinporrnds ; narrrly, Afk:uies, Earths, Oxides, Acids, Ccmtpoupd Com- DiVisi,4i 11. Secondary CoMpbunds,,viz. Com binations of Earths, Glass, Salts, - Hydrosulpkurets, Soaps. Book 111. 01 Affinity, The Second Part consists of a Chemical Examination of Nat. - .is div'ialed into five Books. Book I: The At mosphere. 11. Waters. 111, Minerals. IV. Vegetables. V.,.Animals. Printed . for G. and T. Robinson, London ; Bell and Brad— fute, and E. Balfour, Edinburgh; and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin. LUNATIC ASYLUM, near EXETER A T a GENERAL COURT of GOVERNORS, ..Cl, held at the Castle of Exeter, this bth October, PRESENT, The Rt.4-idn. Loan RoLLE, President, -The Rt. Hon. Lost]) Ct, moan, Sir fouN KiNNivtvivr, Bart. .1-AMES But.i.ck, Esq. U. P t onr , f B. 6toLwlen, Esq. GEO-. •FOLLETr, Esq, • PATRICK KINCA ID, ESCL TiTasurer Rev. , I A 111 ES • M'AN N D AriCC President ..SAMUEL F,REDVR,ICK MiLyoxn, Esq e .. Rev. ARCHDEACON MOORE THOS. Poa - r_sß, Esq. . . rtoEit-r RO:SELL, Esq.. O 1 N,SiIUTS, Esq• • MICHAEL STRI . TCH, Esq JAMES WHITE. Esq. • joim WlLLcoeits, Esq. The Right Ron. LORD ROLLE, in the Chair. The following Report of the Committee, dated the sth Thstant, was laid before the - Court : That,' in consequence of the Advertisements ,of the Corn- Mime, materially assisted by the co-operation of the Presi dent, and through the. Benevolence of the Publi c , th e S um of 9891. tBs. has been contributed for the purposes of this In at,i; zaton sin. é thd loth 'of last August, the date of their first Advertisement solich,ing Assistance for the .Enlargement of the 3uilding. But that in the Opinion of the Oornmittee, the Fund is not yet -sufficient to justify antic/staking the aug = mentation of the Building in contemplation. 'Olaf, since the Opening of: the Asylum on the sat I uly, 18/s1 'Twenty eight. Patients have been admitted, of whom eight hav: been dischargedthred ; two are out on Trial with their Friends ;. one died of extreme lireakness and Old Age; and one,. has been 'diScharged. as an improper' qbjeet ; sixteen are now in the House, of whom live ate not worm 'than when ad= Mined, seven are convalescent, add four are much, recovered. SAMUEL F. REM' ittcx.Alluo.gp, 'Chairman. The precaling Statement, and all the'proceedings of the Committee, having been by their Chairman - reported to this Court, the following Resolutions were proposed by him, and -carried unanimously. • That this Court is fully convinced of the excellent Ma nagement of this Institution.' leihg also deeply impreated with a sense of its great and growing importance to Society, we cordially unite with the CommitLc, in earnestly soli: citing 3 benevolent Public in eolitribute towards' the:En largement of the Building ; that a greater number of the moat helpless and pitiable Of Mortals may headmitted to. a partwipation or the benefits of this peculiarly humane and charitable Establishment. 'That the Thanks of tnis Court are due to the . Committee for their asaiduous attention to tile Managetnent of the Asy-' hunt, and 19r the ,great prudence they have mainiested in concluding it's At 1414. . ROL LE, Presidztit. . . . Lord Rolle having left the Chair, and it having Seen taken by Lora Clidiud, it was Ainaniinotalv resolved, that the rhanks of every Friend to this Institution are due to the President, for his judicious advice upon all occasions, and for his zealous exertions on its behalf; to which a con siderable degree of its success and prosperity may bejust Iy attributed. CLIFFORD, Chairman. On ecount s Ofits total Situation, this Institution is pecu liarly calculated, -is it was originally .4:Lsigutti, tor the four 14 /stern Counties ; out Patients are ad m i tte d from any part, of. ile Kingdom, upon easy "Perms, proportioned to their Rank and Circumstances in lite. , • *.4,* liencladiOnS are,re4;eived by . the Treasurer, Patrick Kincaid, Ebq in Exeter; and at the Bank of Messrs. Rol:tarts, Curti,, and Co. In London, Benefactions which hare not appeared in this Paper. Z . • s Colonel. Riddell - - - - - - ; o Madovorth Przed, Esq .! - - :a o -Mrs. Freen - rantle - a - - - 5 5 '-i , a Weis:o.-i Fsq, - ... .: .. -at li.inlit Hon. LOrd Teignmouth -- . - -25 o Rev. Chancellor Nutcombe,ad 131.r.cfaciion to to A Fine levied for a .Trespass on the Fishery of fir Wm. Foie, Barr.. •, -.- -_ 5 o ' Rev. Mr. Simons aad Benefatliort - - 10 to Thomas Prowse, Esq.: •- a . -It o Charles Hereford, Esq. - - - - to to Rev. kinei'Manning, - ad Benefaaion - to to Patrick Kincaid, Esq. ditto - - - - to to P. Langntead; Esq. ~_ - -2o o john,Hcarle Treinayne,• Esq. of HelliL4an - zs o FoWard Cotsford, Esq. - - - 26 5 Rev. Tristram Wititter , - - • - - to to Wm, Gore Langton, Esq. M. P. - - so o Sirßouidiier Wrey, Han. ' - - -- .3o o Vicary Gibbs, Esq. , - - - t o i o Sir folm Duntze,.Bart . . - a - .. 2o 0 Dowager Lady Buller _ .. - 7 5 5 SOCIETY'Of •BRIYISH BANKING and. COMMER CIAL ,CLERKS of• the CITIES of. LONDON and • WESTMIN.STER;andBOROUGHofSOUTHWARK., , Established .18oz. • 'HENRY THORNTON, Esq M. P. Treasurer. • • fttusTr.Es„: . • • - Sir . JOHN PINHORN, Knt. . • N A H EIARDG LIS LEA; Esq.- ... • JO IN., Esq. ALEX. MAITLAND, F.sq. • Messrs. Down, Thornton and Co... Bankers to the Society. THE Cjecl. of this InStituti o n i s 41 a ff o r d A s- si'stance to thOseof its Member's wife', thrntigh Ag e e or infirmity, shall bedeemed incapable of following, and of ever . again resuming, their usual Occupations, • and also to extend Relief to the Widows, and, in certain cases, to the Children, vt the de_ .- easett Members of the Society. I Cis hoped that the Principals of Banking and Commercial Muses 'willfurnish some assistance in the way of Donation, towards the establishment of an Institution, of which the Principle' is so clearly in every respect beneficial, and is already recognized i n this Country. • - No General Benefit Society of Clerks now exists, and it is obvioui that the Rules established by other Benefit Societies may not be sufficiently adapted to the case of this particular description of l'ersons. .• Toe means of executing Business, of preventing Imposi lion, and of affording impartial Justice,' are also rendered nrueh more easy, by upiting together-Men of the same Class. In order to the Eledion Of a'Member, it is necessary that .a.Recbinmendation should be signed by two Persons already Members, and that the Applicant should have been one year at least in the employ of tome respectable House. If e Funds of the Society should .be. enlarged by Dona tio-ns, the Allowances may :beproporionably increased. • A List of the. present Members may be seen at the Baptist Head Coffee-house, A Idermanbury, and• at the Secretary's,. No. Jig:l i: Strand, where also'Books-containing the. Rules may . he obtained. ' • Doriations•will be received-in did of the Society, by tilt.- fol lo•wing•Ba i nkers Messrs. Down, Thornton and Co. (R:tnkers to the Society). • - Messrs. Weston , . Pinhom and Co. Borough. MeSsrs Wilkinson, Bloiain and Co ;Borough. Messrs.'Hamrnersley and co. Pall-Mall. And at the Bar of Lloyd's Co&e-house. Oetober•iB, 1802. - R - . - RGEFHEAD, Sec. .• -•- ROMAN. CEMRIsiT. N-4ESSRS. PARR ER and Co. Banksiae South. i. . wark, manufaethre Cethent; Mdetii, for building in Water,_whielt tar surpasses in utility. Dutch Terras, or any other kind of Mortar : it gives to all kinds of WTI( or - Stone Work, an uncorninon degasz: of scrongth - anti c, , nesion ; it sets under Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone, and h i zy -be exposed even to the ,- adion - OT'ilie:Sea.; wiehou.t injury. In all f;uildings, therefore, intended to resist, or eNtain, I:Vater, this Cement maY.bsb used with singular 'ithiantge; or may : be loweree, With Lime and Saud to any iiesi-able, common lnirpbseS. They. also epre STUCCO for cAsing ppitculi g .s witb,,6l the same hard and durable nature as the Cement : it preserves the wAtls from- Wet - and • damp, and. -may be exeAted so as coninletely, cp resemble ,Stone, at a very moderate ex pence. Fiat Paving:, - Coping, itirt G utter Stono, - - cheep- tli . ail Na tural S • _ Thii Day was published, Price 4s. 6d. boimd, Designed for the Benefit of the Counting Houses and for the Use of Schools; a Second Edition of E NEGOCIANT ONIVERSIC; ou, Re.. L caeil de Lettres Originates de Commerce; &rites par les IneiHowes Maisons de Russie, Hollande, Angleterrc, France, Espagne, - Portugal, Allernagne, Italie, 1 urquie, &c. Avec ure Table_ alphabetique des Terms usites dans le Ouvrage propre ii scriir de'modae ie uuc Cate spondance Francaise, et a farmer le vrai'style,'cOrnmercial. Utilcaux• Negacians, Nlarchands,. Commis, &c. A- Pusaze de la leunesse Anglaise qui se destine r au Commerce. Par C. IcEE(;AN,. • Maitrede l'Academie, Nitinor house, Kennington-lane. • The Public are respediully informed, that though the re putation of this Work has been hilly established, and the first Edition has been sold at six - shillingS, bound, the present , has been reduced to lour shillings and sixpence, bound, in. order to render its utility 'more diffused. The high Cam-, mendations bestOWed on it by several Reviews-have been.laid' beton: the Public. - Se vend chew yernor et Hod. Poultry ; koosev, Broad -street; Dulau et Co. Soho-square ; et Deboire, Ger-: raid-street. • - TO BUILDERS'AND DEALERS IN TIMBER, . TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,, ABOUT SIXTY • LOAD. OF OAK - TIMBER, a Quantity of Prime 'FIRS, remarkable fbr .Size arid Quality ; some Mb large ASH, LIME, ani BEECH. L ilies well to4cther, within a tew miles of a Navigation,• and between 3o and . 40 Miles from the Mettopolivand remarkable good gravel Roads to the Spot. Further. Particulars and Terms, of Mr. Kimberley, Snr.:' veyor of Estates, &c. at No. i6o, Piccadilly, London. • N. B. Mr. Kimberley has no obje6tion to dispose of the whole together or separate, as shall be agreed on. , • Several Capital Residences and Complete Snug- Hunting Boxes to be •tell or sold, inquire as above. .1-I,ANTs. A PLEASING RESII)ENCE.., '""-`0 BE SOLD, the Benefici a l LEASE, Twenty '1 Wais of which are unexpired; df a most desimble and ccothpleat . FAMILY RES.II)k.IsIOE, with all 011icee, Sta bles for Twelve horses, Stalls, .and fitted up in a good style, Two Coach.. houses, with, kcionis and Lofts, - 41 'Pidgeon hous'e, a Granary, Barn, ttha • every convenie n t Building for the comfort and accomModation .24 a Genteel Family; top.: Cher with capital walled Gardens,-PleasUrf GrOunds, Grove's, Avenges,' Meadow's 'and' Wlklks; .Ozatiti cice'drated and ac • &Mt/lamed with towering Evergreens, aiatother lofty Trees, it great variety," the bottlers - filhged 'with flowering Shrubs, refreshed hy prings, • evertldwing through the Gardens, and CanalS . Well stored • with for` size add tla v-ocr. The Soil prolific ; the Trees, -Shrubs, Piants, FrAit and '..regetablee are' the heatproof. The Shady. Retreats and Sllllllll4lSeativare romantic:, and enchanting. This lovely, healthy, happy- retired spot; the.view tisith surptize, you way indulge with inquiries, and be'blessed in this rural vie tut-vee:le acute uninterrupted, with peace and Flenty. The situaciini for: ;aitit the. waters clear ':aS'eltrystal; de .icious to • the.paleze„ and is superior to all other'.in Europe i it will restore, ;:and p; - eeerye the.most delicatecoristitivtion. In ali - sea Saul you' are'securq,• • and protbdeit from the bleak winds, had after twelve'llours'rain, m ten illr - ..utes ..you art as clear frontdaraps.as the Dritsvi,ng-room._ Walks and Rides in every direction Poesess , the : same pleasantry. • 'May bccviewed by - Fiektts , ,ighd . l , ,rtheriti-tbrtbation known b.v..applieaLbil to Mr. I(itribthley, Surveyt e,of Estates, 'and General A ppr.-ser; No: rEto, Pieeactii‘ly. Inaniediaie puasession may be had, by:taking to the Stock, Fuvriture; raid FiXtilfti.'B'; and The 'option of 'the - pitrehase of the,Estate, AyWelt at,.a sum fixed, at a limited time, as sisal! be agreed on by both-parties; on very reason able terms. The great extent of pasturattt: and tiring, un- • bririteri, is a tiu'ilble conSidcratiofi to Vhc.Occupier 'of this listate. ii.B.-.l)itailec from Town kNtwcem thirty WxdlOrtY wiles. ~,;.c~_ ice_ ' IPitICE -SIXPRNCE. • ..01TXCE of o 1 111NCE„ O ,3er g, ig - THE PRIN'CIPAL OFFICES of 111 , ) U. , yes r OR DX ASCE do heri- by eve Nwl:ce, tby will scil, //Lk: AUC TION at ibe , c:: iI,U i*, the r ttb .qf Ncwen4er nexi, at be' 4:en ,'- Lek in tbe - Fe,enSel. a-very Ellgible'evid Intproemahle CI: AS E 1 F. STA the , Pmpedly of tbe Oributnee, sititate ?it KttherA , tbe, irr tb4. , ty Cvun a CA P . l TA L cret/r . .-/ cm g .Piece - of Grt,aitd r w t.6e North Side at La renttcrs— street, viliii varions . put-httilding, tegether v:111, an extAy.' rive ‘V El AR F, dce Rive.? rhaincs, 2 1 o Eet audWAR.EROVSL,S, RAKLHOUSE,',ACCO.UNTING HOU.,E, and several other I;ni,idingt tree7ed thereon. Tar alnivementioned Prenti;es ar-e . ,6t-Id for a .4e , m, rff wija , Eigbteen Years were unexpired .a Lady Day fart, at the low Rent of . . SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS 'per Annum. • I4. , neril4tepa,ses.:ionwille given as soon as t; . e puiThase be concluded. _ _ , - • , . The Preinises virzyeel uppn application to Mr. Booker,. ivix is reSiclent .therecn; and t4O - ,.4hstra.9 of the Bo.ird't Title to'tbe - „Bateite, may he exanrined az the 4S'ecreiav's Office, in Sc. Margaret-street. Pardelf:lifrS and Conditionsff Sale to he had at the time of Sale: By Order of the Bodrd, • R. H. C 1 6 71 17 'Sp- ViArit SALE , A BOUT s'ix NDIVa:D "BA GS of BISC'IJIT 13 READ, lying-tt Wharf at St. c'Ath4rhte',, and may be ho 4 in quantities not less than ten 8a,0,-=2urthe.: Partiirtlats of • • 11;ir. GLORC,E FRENCH, No. 6, Great EJstch .f;.l p. • • 1 - IEREFOI<r_:SHI.RE. ro BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Lott, on Frltlay the i'zd Day of Oc*tuber instant, at the • Hand Inn, in the Town of Kingtop, in the Cot:nty afierefortl; between the. Hours oh• Three anti Six o'clock .in tn.:Afternoon, subject to Conditians of Salr: to be then p tpci need ; - CIiVERA.L very VALUABLE and Improveahie FiEEI-1011) ESTATES, eornprizing the M.A.NORS of.LYONSHALL IlOttaUGH, and LY SHAt, I. FOREIGN extending over a large Tract. of Litn:f, Abounding With -4;ame., witn the .Chief-rextts . (of about V4ltte of 2cl. 45. Std.) Courts Jeer, Courts Baron,-kigliti, Royalties, and I iiiinitinties thereto rie:one,ing. And sevral.Freehoid Messuages, Farms, and Lands, lying Avithih the sante, ;Ina the Parish ofilonshall aforesaid, now in tile several holdings of. ItariOrd Esq.-(ur his Under.. `Tenants), Richard. Whitcomb...:, -E-sti Mr. plin Cheese, Mrs* .Richitet Clarke, :U1 r. ' . lChn SccphenS, Thomas Trumper, William Lloyd, John Canvardine, and Francis Peniber, I catty Tenants. Th.:: several Tenants will stirvs , the P rem it; and further partietilarsmay be had by -appliiig_-to Mr. Lloyd, Weohly ; Messrs. 134Xter,'Llo , T1 and. •, §olicitors, Ludlow, Salop. The feliowing holly eeieara.ed .aatieles are to oc nadui tae • under-melitioi.ed Ageiits .for the Clretut of this faper. IiALM (if GILEAD, • • EciDaDLy •hi' indst elegani and cflica eious Medicine . ever yet disaavered far islet aids Dis easas aad shattered Constitutions,. Coustuiptwas, Weakness of Sigot or Memory,' Hy poetioadria,Tremtatings or toe Maxi, Sexual. Debility., Stomaaitiama tiowel Complaints, ;our all curer' Diseases arising from a. relaaea state et tire,.Nerv aa s System. -And as various disorders of . tlie human frame are brought on by dias pation-in youth ; and tile gross vioandan of those rider wnicil prndeitea .tietates for the preservation of -health, and laying a tomidazion tor aalong anti nappy iite aw,itri d firm ant arrong constitution. Dr. SOlOlllO,l t L v_r pool, aecominends lus Cordial Balm of Gilead, waica dits been adinlnisterrid in Nervou s Complaiiits success ; .in akstainiaa, - Coa - umpfaiii.,a Flatulence,' Reiaxa tion, Obstrticlions or Bilious Disorders it - stands pre-emi nent 'a . its .effects are pleasii%ly . quick, certai n and laating. The tialtn;of Gilead inatantaneoualy relieves . - Spasms in -trse Side, Breast, and Intgatines, ililfases a genii! Warman, and prevents cramps :tad numbness, in or after bathing in spring or sea-water. Ladies of a cold, acrid, or .bilious habit of body, all Med with Languor, Head-aoh, ,- or 'Hysteriaal Af fedions, cannot have recourse to a more salutary Remedy than the Cordial Bairn of 'Gilead. To Gentlemen fr 111 i Ile East or West Indies, the Student from Public Seminaries, or those whose occupations require a sedentary life, are par- ticularly addressed by. Dr. Solomon, whose Cordial Balm of Gilead has effetleti such wonderful. Ctires incases of debt lify, originating from heat of climate, or . relaxations from ju venile-indiscretions, and the efii:ds of ,intense application to study or business. Also the Anti-Impetigines, the long sought for Remedy for all stages of the Venereal Disease, when intaraatry or an timony, nitrous acid, and other Medicines 'so fashionable of late, proVe abortive. the Anti-Impetigines being founded on a chemical :;tad philosorical .basis; arrives of the - highest ,utility in all cases of ';.depraved habit . with affae. tionS Of the skin," hence its elßFacy in Cases Of Scurvy, Scroa 'fola or, Leprosy, as well as in t h e conf i rmed Lues, and hence by its sanative powerait.,expels the Virus otu of the iyatetn, and restores it to convalescence when impaired by disease or the deleterious preparations of mercury, antimony, or.a9ua.fortis, Ench of these Medicines are Half-a-Guinex a Bottle, :aid the FaMily Bottles with the quantity Of four, Thirt;:atina-c Shillings 'ority, by whicli there. is .a saving of Nisue ;Stamp-Du ty - included: - - • •••• Likeiae. for einißles, 4alotches, Freckles, - Ringworms, Plack.avOrnis, Carbuncles, &c. ar.c. The greatest clprer and 'beaulifief of the :race is• undoubtedly Solomon's Abstergent Lotiori r andreraoy4ta all Disorders of the Satin.--Fiats 45. 6d. Half-pants a5.,9:i..1t is the most elegant, fragrant, mild, safe arid valuable Liquid or WaSh for Scorbutic and other Erop . tikitisoT the net are S kilt: It gaitly'regtores the Skin to . ri tie grea of fairneas and. purity, beyond the powers of description. Ladies may rely that it. renders the Skin fair, delicate, and re •movea:evely.kind of stain, 'tan a sun-burn, ariehii I . those free- Ides which long and fatigue' generally produce ; in short, itis the only-Cosmetic a Ladycputiseat tier, Toilette, - with ease, comfort atid - Satety, - or'iaGetitleinan have recour:t -to; wiararahavint;-ia b.:con - tea dreadful operatidn by an crup tivediseaseon thefai3, • • Justpablish&l. at 3s. only, an'entire New ~tdition of SolOnion'a Guide to-Fiealthi. - or 'alaNicd to, both-- Sexes,- in Nervous and Coaisump.ti%'e•Complainis, as:avell as Disorders liable'to'bedmprodently„ , coaltraeted by •Y, , outh. Comaiining an Ess.ry on the Venereal plata:lse, 'Meet's; Weakness, anct Felhale,Coilaplaintsi - Oriaprivate ta - -iture- - ; an Address to Parents and Gu a rdians, .!f i tt o t s , and those• svito-have- :he care and education of votith,iwith a variety pfautheatie facts never before inserted in any Lditiou of - Solomon's Guide to Health. , Sold by Remnant,Hanablirgh R. Bach, Peter- s t reet, • New York -; Mathews, No. S, ' S"trafid, ; and in Bads ; by Flazard•; , nu istol, Baightoil ; Grakiry ; Bir -1/14 Lloyd.; Bedford, Smith . - alinnions ; i3ury St. 17.ilindads o . Dingle ; Cheltenham, S-el don ;• Cambridge kprigsop. ; ' Coveprty.,•RolEiLon `.; -Calends ter,„ Keynter Calater4ury, Simmons _is,Ciarlislt",, Chatham, Etherir a gton ; Chelniatbrd, Clir:hat ; Chester, Pool and Son ; Chteliester a Phillipson ; ireiloester, Strad ; Chill erjharri a Combs Otraiiiiica. 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