The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-17 00:00:00

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CIN1) tra.ligg to the East bidTe; 60.eby give 1. tics That the Coinntitice will & rea.ly td receive Pr*tivis in writ. zesea/el ap, on IPED NES Di Di!)'; th .> e f b inst. from a'y Persons who ittn) , •ts , illiv to wpt,{l , the,ampo,o , sat 6 COPPER a'nd CANVAS. Such Propuals i e.rpres..i.v therein (Ix I..rwett stt there not bean opportunity oj making an ,ibwintettt: . . TLe ant/ dead: cf tbe Csintra,:ls tn.?) , ,een upon applicative to Air. JoustCogg.tn, Clerk to thr:laid C.nintittei,uith shbon Hilt Tenders mutt be iefi brforc I'we ve , o'CI ek at ..Nl.;,n, 9frt the ,aid 24th instant, bcrand whieb hour not any Tender tvlll be revel veal. i . ''', ' - PATRIOTIC FUND. ~ • 1.10Y0 1 .1 Cot:LE-House, gth Aug. 1803. AT a GENERAL MEETING oi.the COM . - MIT'PEE of the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's Coffee. house, Tuesday, the gth Aug. ilio3, • Sir FRANCIS BARING. Bart. in the Chatr, Read a Letter from Ila ooK WA r sow, Esq. Chairman of Lloyd's Cottle-House, and also Chairrnan of the Commit tee tar this Fund, ad interim, in which hi states the amount of the Subscriptions which have been received, and that the Money has been paid over to a ComMitut of Treasury ap. Pointed ter this Fund; at .the same time that the Sum of 24,0001. Three per Cent. Consols; subsctibed by the Pro- Octets of Lloyd's Collee-bouse. has been regularly trans ferred; by whi c h means h e considers his responsibility to have ceased. And as the Committee ot Treasury appointed • for the purpose, and consisting of Sir FRANCIS BAR/NG, Bart. John loins Angerstein, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq. Thonisoo lionar, EMI. John Mayor, Esq. Robert Slid:Men, Esq. Riehartl.Lce Esq. • ackno w l e d ge to h ave received the Money which has been ' paid into the hands of Messrs. Bolder°, Lushington, and Co. the linkers for the Committee of Lloyd's Coffee-house, whilst the Stock has been transferred into the names of Sir 'Francis Baring, Hart. john I ulius An gers t e i n , E sq. an d Thomsen Bonar, Esq. ianiforntable to the cliredion of the Committee, ' . Resolved Unanimously, That the Cominittee.of the Subscriben to Iloyd"wCoirce boom: ar e di sc h arged troin all responsibility with rwird to 'thanks of this beg Committee given• this Fund; awl that the to Brook Watson, Esq. and to the Islembers of that Com mittee, for their able dust impartial conduct. Read the hallowing Letters: From Mr. II art tor, Proprietor of Tit s Sun and of ttla Taut. BRIToN, Daily Papers, 'altering to insert Commun.'. *rations, free of Expense. . . . From Dr. Lett som, i n which he mention s , that although as a Quaker he carnet contribute to Military Measures, yet he sends Thirty Guineas to the Committee at Lloyd's, re questing th at i t may be applied in procuring Flannel W aist_ coats, Blankets, or any other Comforts, which Persons ex poSed to the Weather may require. , From Mr. Robert Hoy. Manager of the Theatres-of Wor- Coster, Wolverhampton,Hereford, Ludlow, and Stourbridge, , Hiring the entire Receipts, tree of all expences, of one Niiilst's Performance in each Town during the Season: From Mr. Robertson, Manager of the Theatres at Hunt. on, Lincoln, 804/011 'Grantham, Spalding, Newark, Witbeaclt, Peterborough , and Northampton, offering the entire Receipts, free of all Expellee, nt One Night's Per formance in each 'Prawn during the Season. Resolved Unanimously, , That the Patri ot i c O tt e rs of Mr. Harlot, Mr. boy, Dr. Lettsom, and of Mr. Robert,son, be accepted. The Committee of Treasury having reported, that in addi. lion to the Stock subscribed by Lloyd's Cottee-house„ of tool. o 'l'hree per Cent. Consols', and by an T hree lndiVdua per Cent. Consols, there had been further sub. i scribed the Sum of 113,6361. los. 3d. and that from the lat, ter sum 'they had purchased Stock, Bo,ocol. Three per Cent. Consols, and 60,e001. Three per Cent. Reduced. Resolved, That the preceding Particulars h e communicated to the I ) uhlie, alecompanied vvitli the following Address to be ,signed by the Cliarerran : " While the Committee have sincere satisfaelion in an 'flouncing the state of the Fund, as above mentioned, they are anxious to impress upon the mind of every Loyal Subjeit who ha's not yet bestowed his Donation, the probability that occasions will arise to display those heroic achievements dl' ltritish Valour, which will entitle our brave Sailors and Soldiers, or their R epresentatives, to the warm and substan tial efflisions of British Gratitude. .' " The Committee ac knowledge'vvith true patriotic pride, Vet the Subscripti on exceeds any that has been recorded in Is of our History ; but when it is considefecl, that every .ormer War sinks into a petty contest, compare[! with ‘the mighty struggle in witieli we are now engaged " s in le handed ;" the Committee trust that they may appeal i wgith toce to the feelings of every true Friend of his Country, promote the object s of this Institution.- . " At the eve of such a confliet, the Seaman, the Soldier , the V o l unteer, should know, that those who were dear to , hint whilst living, will, in the event °fins falling in this glo • rious Cause, find Pro g e nerous Country, tectors • and Guardians in a gr a t e f u l and " FRANCIS BARING, Chairman." Amount advertised 23, taol. 3 per Cent: ConsoL - ' Money 7-. - _ - ,C. t i e ia 3 English Copper Comp- 7 Editt. CouirlSnlith, Cu , ny . -Soo o • ile-street,Cripplogatelo 0 And. Coil, 014140111 - Joshua I acksodi . 5 5 t ton . - moo o Abel . Brereton, of Brim. • Morninir Herald 73. to' tun, Norfolk - S ~ It ' 1 1't; hie, Russell- John Th S. omas Batt PI ~ • - 5o o ' 1 ho. Denyer, of Choi.2 to . Ley 5 z 10 ' . sea - 10 o Stelin en W I.on, of • ' Jos. Hay, Parliament- Matthew Lewis Dixon Ilra,l- 32 lo Capt ain Manly w 52 10 , R. N. - to to field-Ilal,, Comity of . Francis Burton, M. P. Ile,ks . - roc o . for Oxtord - s o 0 T. W. per Snow ,e,c Cu. 21 o The Rev.. Dr Vality. ot The Rev, Dr.• Isveleigh, Reading, and it Chit- Provost of Oriel Col- dul, 5 . guirteas each 63 o 'egg', Oxford 52 to Mrs EliLabeth Lewis, ot R. S. It schirdson at o Llanti 'lie G rossenny, Thomas Pitt, Wimpole. . . near 14.1411M04111 . So o street so 0 Wm, Drew, New-street, Two olhis Servants a .2. Spring-Gardens .3 5 0 Michael Boyle,. Friday- Wm.. Meredith, of Har. instrict . Cirrtis,Ludgate-hill 31 0 liOne ' $ 0 Cho, Smith, New Nor- Geo. Meredith: of Not nrrtUlrilt-i4tet t -_, too a tin ham _ Mary- ...' 'tall . Barrett , • le aux. le-Bone - 2,5 0 Cevorge Cranford, Kinzi'°sS o Lo d r o d n . Bishop of Lon -I.aroc . Et - too o W. „ 1, ,terts los . 0 Rev. Tito. Williamson rt. :vleyer - .2o 0 Stoke - Damerel Dc- 1 ' T. A. Brown, Ili% . , • lane . l"'" von: . " 20 0 1 1 0 0 Ito ion: Platt - 31 ,da Wm. Browit, ditto o AS. Henry Fraser to 10 .....___--,._._..._._._.._....-_:________ . AWN: WON •rct'l3F. DISPOSETYF Hy PRIVATE CONTRACT, 11-411 E PERPE FOAL ADVOWSON of a well; 1 conditioned RECTORY, with a rernarkablY. g°9' Varsonage louse, and very convenient Offices belonging toot. The 'situation hcaltliy, pleasant, and respectable,. an d the Incom e of then,ivinteuredslool. per Annum. . _, •, PanicLitarS nuy, , bt ihvi on app4ation.to Messrs. Ling_ , t and iLie, So licitcq. in Heaton Norris,, in the County IT, Lancaster ; or to Alessi'. Cooper 'and Lorsoe,'Southainpto ,;, bUililinxs Chancery -lae, ►,ondon. ..............L____ ' ' Sl' 0 ItT IN G BOX . 1 BARKSTON, near GRANTHAM. At the To to, soLD .BY AUCTION, _AteTAngel Inn, Grantham, on Saturday , the Id day or Sep br, ;i4b .between the h ours of t , our and Five in the — " e r ncion t sObieet to such Conditions of Sale as shell be then Ad thererlifsbdtKect, . ES IitA BLE FR RE1401.1) ESTATE, con,' • .. sisting el a v cry good Mesmiage Or Dwelling-house t St, C"ach-lionse, Granary, hove -cote. Garden, and 54 I .‘' :ll ' (ore or less) of Arable, Meattow, and Pasture Land, ' ll taie )1) :he pleasant V igage of Clark ,ton within four Miles (",!' Craintenn, and limning a Cuilipl.le Residence for a `,..,t.!ntleitin lend of Shooting, or of II tinting, being ,Ilies Vann the IVilsford Hunt, and at a very convenient only five distance frurn the fiel Voir Hunt. ' 41..1,?0 view F adjoining the abeve Mess_naget. the ;. cr a view of the 111eSsitage, apply to Mr. rwelis, ,?pi,:r of the same.; and he will also spew the Land in I,l. ,,:"i'P a tion, and the .Cottage; and the . reinainder et . the 'f'' indY bc seen by applying to thigh liotmes, of Harkston . , Attor further particulars, apply to MeSSTS. 4.elY and "kr' 'rn kcs tit Law, Grantham. ' Pit esENT, The HIGH SHERI F F in the Chair; . . Marquis of Heathen, GOv, George Lucas Nugent, Esq. Earl of Fingall, i , Walter Nugent, Eaq:, • Earl of Ludlow, Skeffington Thompson, Esq. Earl Conyngham, . . Robert Caddel, Esq. Lord Vise. Gormanstown, . ohn Johnston, Esq. Hon. and Itev-Ed. Taylor, ohn Young. Esq. I t Sir James Foulis, Bart. ev. 11. M. Noble, Lieutenant-Colonel Pepper, Henry Osborne, Esq. . Robert Waller, Esq. William Battersby, Esq. Samuel Winter, Esq. . ' Francis Osbdrne, Esq. James Naugle, Esq. . George llemford, Esq. Thomas Everard, Lsq. lames Rynil, Esq. Elias Corbally, Esq. - Joseph Alpin, Esq. Caleb Barnes, Esq. and many others. -- Cusack , The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to: Resolved, That we view with the utmost abhotrcncc and detestation, the late diabolical attempt at Rebellion in the City of Dublin, and which, though so lamentable in its con sequence, we are persuaded, will rouse, animate, and call forth the united exertions of every individual in this Country in support of His Majesty and our unrivalled Constitutioo ; convinced, as we arc, that the great majority of the People • are loyal , mid fully able to put down Rebellion, and repel Inversion,. . - , ResolVed. That in the present crisis It behoves every man to declare himself; and that any individual, of whatever rank arsituation, who does not actively come forward in defence of his King and Country, shall be considered as. manifestly . criminal and disloyal, , and meet our general reprobation ; detertnin4 al we are, .to risque both life and fortune in the present contest, and in support of His ,Majesty and his Go vernment. . Resolved, That an humble Address to His Majesty, ex pressive of these our sentiments, be forthwith -ptepared ; and the same having neon prepared, was unanimously agreed to, and is as follows: - . , . To the K.ING's Most Excellent MAJESTY. We, Yoar Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjeas, the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of . Meath, beg leave, at this important crisis, humbly -to ap- proaeli Your Majesty, to expreas, in the strongest terms, our firm and inviolable attachment - to Yogi* Majesty's Royal Per son, Family, and Government, and our horror and detesta tion of those treasonable and desperate Conspiiacies, which still unfortunately•continue to disgrace this ttattorthe United Kingdom. We feel in the fullest mannertilo.fgeisings which we enjoy uoder our present happy Constitutiol l calculated beyond that of any other Government to ensure the HAppi neA, the Liberty, and the Pilisperity of those who have the good fortune to live under it. • - And we entreat Your Majesty to be assured, that, incensed, but not intimidated, by the threats of a vaunting Enemy, we are ready to naiad forward iii the defence ol'our Country ' • that we will take every',me— t4')d necessity to place this County in the best possiole State, either f o r o ft ens i ve or , d e f ens i ve operations ; that it is our deter m i ne d resolution te.stand or fall with the Linerties at our Cou nt ry ; and that Your Majesty arty. depend upon 7 e v e ry measure , which your wisdom' may suggest, bong cor a I _y and personally supported by us, your loyal and faith ful Suojeci,. • - l'flin, Aug. 2, 1903. JAS. O'4ILLY, Sneriff. The Elmo Sheriff having quitted the Corte., the sane was taken by the Marqtiis of Heathen ' when the '1 Hanks oi the Meeting wer e 'unaniinously.vated t o the (Ugh Sinalrf; for his reactinesa in - calling the Meeting, and his proper Conduct to the Chair. " - NEW LOTTLitY. BEGINS DRAWING the sch IA SEPTEMBER, I go 3. • • SCHEME. • No. of Prizes. Value ofeAclt. Total val ue. 2 or C. 20,200 is ,c. 4 0,600 2 . I u,oqr 20,000 2 8 ~45.10 ...- 4,, 5000 ..... 10,000 1 ,, 00 -- S 000: 5• 0 : . 6000 30 . too __ 3000 4 0 -- So" -- 2000 60 5 0 - -- 2o 1210330 24,600 Tickets. ,C. 210000 First drawn Ticket 7th fly - 2.,000 First drawn Ticket last Morning - 5000 Are part of the. above Capitals. , TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every LIC ENSED OFFICE. • , And the 11.IZES PAID on.DEMAND. Price, -.Ticket ,C. 17 3. HAI - -8 Is 0 Eighth - 2 4 6 Qii.ater 4 8 6' &ixteenth r 2. • 6 TiLkets will gradually rise. . N. 4. ornaill, and No. 9,• , Charing-cross, London. 111S1 - 1, Proprietor of the above old-eseablisheii • ()tikes, respedfully acquaints, .the Public, th.ii Tickets and Shares for the Lottery, whica begins Drawing the sth . ot next Month, are sett*, in t4,t 'vattetd, and the Prizes _will be paid as soon as .drawn,' flair* Twenty to Twenty Thousand Pounds. ' The Scheme is universally allowed to be good t there are but few Tickets, and many CaPital . Prizes ; the Price is con siderably lower than last year, but will rise as the. Drawing approaches. , • ~* Persons in the Conntry:Wishing to have' Tickets or Shares, may be supplied , the saint as if present, by sending t h e ir ()piers, post-pitid, accompanied by good Bills at short dates, Cash, Bank.notes, or Post-011iCe Orders, to - T Dish, No. , 4, Cornhil), where ill Business in the. Public Funds is Aransailed with fidelity and dispatch, ••••• S e. LEONARD's HMI:, WINDSOR.. • . TO BE - SOLD BY , PRIVATE .CONTRACT, A N Elegant and Substantially 'built VILLA, with suitable attached and detached Domestic Offices, a double Catch-house, Stabling for seventeen Horses, capi tal .KitChen-Garden with Pinery, and Succession Irloute t Ice_ }louse,. on excellent-Faun -yard surrounded with Agricul. tural Offices, the Property and Seat of the late George Birch, Esq. The House cortains an elegant. Drawing-Room twenty nine feet by nineteen, a spacious Dirung7Parlour twenty-nine Wet by eighteen, Breakfast l'arluurs and Billiard Room, with airy Lied Chimbers, Dressing Rooms, and 'Servants apart moots., and is erected on ,substantial groin arches forming capacious Cellars and Vanity of the 'most desirable 'kind. The situation is on a delightful eminence in Paddock. of nearly sixty Acres of rich Land, ornamented .with a large Sheet of Water, and a profusion of very valuable Timber and Forest . Trees judiciously disposed, and diversifying a pros pect ofgreat beauty and extent. lite Plantations are in a state 0 .., t the most luxuriant growth , ' and the whole is in excellent order. N.B. An extensive Right of Common is attached to this Estate, and the Land-Tax is 'redeemed. For Tickets to view the Premises, and for further particu lars, apply to Mr. Benbow, Solicitor, Lincoln's-Inn. DISEASES of the I.lltErilltA, and Certain COM. PLAINTS. A s Sole Proprietor of 1)A11104 1 3" LA. MEDICATED BOVGIES and REAEDI ES, Mr. UU lioVit informs the public, that„lie may, as usqal, he consulted. daily troop nine to three, at his House, No. 54, Frith.street, Soho, on Cases 'of Stridures, ObstructionS, tileets, dec. dee, as ..ell as Debility, and every Disorder where secrecy is so essential a requisite, that Mr. D. has provided a spacious }louse, that every Patient may be introduced in a separate A panment. Mr. D. has tar many years confined himself to that department of Surgery, and trout exteosive Practice, and the most flattering success, he it enabled to °fret a method of Cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no con finement or restraint in diet, and preventing the possibility ea relapse. Persons in the Countiy stating their crises fully in a Letter, enclosing :111. or 21. Note, wilt have proper ftilleitlCS sent to.the amount. For the various symptoms, itc. !:..e Mr. Dufour's Treatise oat the above Complaints. as. 6d. the sth edition. • SOCIETY POR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER SONS IMPRISONED_ FOR_ . SM.AI.L DEBTS. S. Craven-street, Strand, August 18e3. BENEFACTIONS since the LAST .1 1 PORT, viz. ,C. d. Sir Charles Middleton, Bart, V. P. A. S. _s . o Earl Bathurst, per Treasurer - - 5 5 o Earl cairlogan . - . - - . A. a a Thomas Wiri-e; Esq. - - - 25 o o Charles Pieschell, Esq. - - . 2/ o 0 Dean and Chapter ot Ely, Rev. W. Metcalf; per , Messrs. HuareS - • - - - - 2 2 John Cotterell, Esq. . - - A. 2 z ,o Charles Stanhope, Esq. - . - A. s s o I. Lewis, Esq. - - A. 2 2 L. Sharpe, Esq. per Dorrien and Co. - A. I 1 o Mr. Wallace - - - - - A. t ,o Mr. Fatten - - - Esq. A. aa. .0 Diiidend on the Legacy of Isaac Hawkins, sq. so, • o Mr. Heainden, 140 - - Q 2 0 Maria Ambeek . to 0 • 0 The Gilt of a.Ladyi per Mr. I. Phillips - s o 0 Y. G. per Molten, s l.--1:. N. 11. ts. - 6 I o N. E. K. per Vert:, t.Ucadou, anti Co. - 3 3 0 A Person left in Craven-street as.6d. —Letter-box 2.1. o z 8 t_;B 15 $ Dischargeci and relieved from various PriSonsi . 4t7 Debtors, fur the Sum of 374 r t 8 Ccnsidered , the cases of 37 Petitioners. Approved 34. . Referred tor Characters 2 Petitions,• and Rejected r Benefadions an received by James Neild;' Esq. the Trea surer, Choy:to-walk, Chelsea ;*als:, ny• Messrs. Herties, Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-street; Messrs. Homes, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Fuller and Chancels, Lornbird-street ; Mestl - s. Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ; Messrs. Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, Cortihill ; Messrs. ilarnmersleys, Pall.rnall ; Messrs. Vere,,lmeadou, and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street ; Messrs. Goldneys, St. larnes's• street; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven -street, Strand, where the Books imy be seen by those who are inclined to support this ChArit., and wnere the Society will meet on the first Wednesday in Odober next. . CAVALRYFIG VRES, Price 2.0. the Box. Thir Day were published, • i\lik r iLA u ß se Y ot c F e l n G t p ei lES .l , ld , I,,,eiro:zni_La•Un l r a v t l. ir iiva a l d ry apt" Dv an OFFICER ' Of the London and Westioluster Light Horse Volunteers. Sold by T. Egerton, 11.1ilitary Library, hoar Whitehall. ‘VAR.OFFICI , .. Dedic.ited to His Royal klighne ,- s the DUKE of Yon K. This Day Wal published. prize 12S. in boards, ne.itly printed in Three Volumes, T HE WAR-OF FICE, an intere4ting Narrative.' lily Miss GUNNING, Daughter of the late General Gunning. ~ Printed for Al. lone r s, No. 1, Niernoster-row. This Day was published, price Ss. 7tIOUGIi I'S an the INVASION threatened l. by BONAPARTE : With Notes I llostrative of ma ny. Mknown Crime:: committed by the ditliaent Members of the Consular Govynment. . . . , . Translated from the French of E. M. One of the Chiefs of the Royalist Party in the South of F ratice. Printed and sold by I..llrowne, Bath ; sold also by Long mail and kees, ratenioster.row, London. This Day was pnblislled, in Our Jarge Volume Svo. Price los. 6d, in boards, 'HE HIGHLANDERS; a OEM, 41mriptive of the Scenery, Manners, Customs and Prejudices, of that singidar People; it5.:1...1.nr, a short Account ache Wan. s,4eriugs, and Escap.., of Prince Charles Ldward Stu.al, u. t 746. Ai s o, on various Subjeo.ls, and a Translation of the Gallic Fragment of Murduth, &c. By Mrs. GRANT, Laggan. Printed for the Author; and sold by Longman and 'Rees, N o 39 , Paternoster-row ;1. Hateliard, Piccadilly ; Mundel aud Son. Manners and Miller, and A. Constable, Edin. burgh. In the Press, and-speedily will be publi , ovd, Ar''F,x,,,c):,l I 10,N of the .ACT tor CON. TIMILITION on PROPERTY,. PROFESSIONS, TRADES, and OFFICES ; in, which the Prineiptes and Provisio,s cr the As.l are fully considered, w th a View to I; ,, d i ime Its Execution, both with reaped to Persons charge able, as Persons fiddle, tv toe Tax by way of Dedocti,in, and the Officers chosen to Gary it into Ettect ; and an I.N. DEC, referring to the ACT. Printed and published by I. Gold, Shoe.liuut, street -- • - JOHN BULL. This Day was published, price (Inc Shilling, ornamented with a beautiful Vignette, BULL's A NSWER;:.toIIONAPARTE's j DECLARATION; l'iThat. England was not now equal to •frante"Sitigle-handeciVinscribed to R B. Sheridan, Esq. M P. ; and Naval Triumphs, x New Song, :inscribed to the Right Host. Lord Viscount-Nelson. • By JAMES FISHER. Published, by . 1 aatchard, Bookseller to Her Maieity, No. tgo,,l'iccadilly ; Thomas - Clio Rickman, No. 7, Upper Mary..le...ovito:street and I. As erne, NEW MUSIC. This Day was published, the following NEW SONGS, price ts. each, the words by kite Author Of John Bull's Answer to Bonaparte's Declaration ; the Music by Thomas y a w, l a te or the Choir of Westminster Naval . inscribed to the It ight - Hon. 'Lord Viscoun Nelson ; Wei. come to School; or the Duties that summon you now; i n . scribed to the Schoolmasters arid Schoolinisiresscs the British E m pi rt . The above Song' to be had at . No. 7, Up.. per Petary-le.bono-street, and the Music Shops in Town and Country. Speedily will be:published, inscribed by Permission to Ili ; Royal Highness the Duke of York, TO) ARMS. To A ItMS.f or John Charge to the Country. The Worth by (AMES FISHE.R; the Music by Mr. DAVY. Set for thd Martial Band, and adapted to the Piano Forte. N. IL -No Copies arc genuine but those signed by the Author, or his appointment. - - This Day was , Price 4i, 6.1. in boanti, OAR Yis BRI FISH TRAVELLER ; or, an Abridged' Edition of his .N E%V 111 NERARY : con taining the wilt - ilea the Roads, Dirett and Cross, through out ENG LAN D and %VALES ; .with many of toe principal. Roads in SCOT LA NI) : as described in that Work, front an acival Adawastirement made by CollllllAild of the It ight,Hon. the POST MAST E R-G ENERAL tor official P rposes under the Direaion and Inspection of Thomas m a k e r, E sq . Surveyor and Stiperintendant of the Mail Coaches. • By JOHN CARY, Surveyor of the Roads to the General Post-Office. Calculated for the Use of those Travellers by whom the Gentlemen's Seats May not be consideled essential : Describ ing, at the conclusion of each 'Route, the Names of those Inns which supply Post Horsis.attel Carriages, as well as all Places which are Market and,Berotigh Towns, and have Post Offices for the Receipt and [Deliver) of Letters; with a List of the Packet Boats, and :heir' Time of 6 ... ding, accompanied with completelndexes, Writ for the Direct and Cross Et.oat6; anti a Map of England And Wales, lolly adapted to the 1./;:ii of the Work _ Printed for.j. Cary, Mayseller, No. ISt, Strand ; and sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, St.itioners'-cniirt ; Symonds, I iorst, and Hnicock, Paternoiter.row ; O.:Act I, Ave Maria-- 14ne ; Rieh.srolSont, Royal ; and Ctiampalite and Whitrow i Jewry-street. • Ot Whom maybe had, the Second Edition of The New Itinerary, containing, in acinition to the above, a most extensive Selection of Gentlemen's Seats, and a New Map of the - Cross Roads, on :which ore motked Vigures of leterencc to the Page wherein each iNtieserlbed. , ,.The Roads !rum the Metropolis, in both tbese Woikii, are recli,oned tun tilit Custom a ry statularsts. Lin' INDIA HOUSE, - ./.I,, g ui: i 5, 1 , 0 3 . THE coußr..,of i','CTORS '7l e l e .1. UNITED CO MP AiNY c f .11EACHANTS of ENG:. LiiND trading to the East Indies, Leing r.i , g to the 1 ) (1711:1!: SX.CUR lIT 6, ar,;.o - io g with SLIWPI &,ott,Jhir momentmik Crisis, wfd dip f , .1 , 4.- Oat tbt lerins andronaitions under Skips were :e•rdoed under the Court's ildvertistrwro of the ri:tb inst. mar' ha 1-e been mittakes, do btrly give Teat the Court 'will be real Iy , to reeei,, , e fre4h Piapqrals in wiring on or br-IP . e Fit 11).4 r NE X l', the 19th instant, from tile() Per j ons a, msy A. . r ,•43i,,jr to La the eiNtr 117.0 DEN ,or CuPP,44 , I 801 TOMbD Si( 11,5 . , !be &tails fom 3.50 6*s.- Pi 4e enTly•eri se ,, ,,,ice s to awn ,the pcjated I vasionoftwis Ctltnity. ' Tire Tenders with the word: " Ship 'Gander" 011 the river, attc I which mutt state lobere tie Sb:pf. - are'.o :be time ±Lvr ,v's tendered, to b'e severally sealed rip, aid with ;he Sec-ret.vy, on or A 16,4. Twelve o'Cl , ch at rill 19th I .' 't, oe vond which bosir not any Tender will be reeek,d. 1141.1.1.4 fri R 4 dI.SA Y, Sec. The Amended Tee*: and Co •diti:.A4 on wbicittau Sb:P4 will ith• e,g4Krd, may bt Add appLitation to . yanze.i. Logko, aers to we CONPaill (on - or after , 1,1 16th irtstapt. WORCESTFRSI-TIRE 'AND TIER EFORDSifi TO BE SOLI) BY PRI VATE,CONTRACT, rI"HE under" mem i • 'ned. CA PITAL 'EsTA t Ef:7. Valuable FREEHOLD FA RM,Trithe within a king Fence,. called 110 ICI:ON's it 4 A Not( ; . prizing a substantiat farm- house, with all requis , i,: !I. d aid detached °hives anal Building:, in good Ninety Statute Acres of eti:eciling rich Laud fp irt is planted. with f ruit.treei),prupurtionah!) , divided ;m u Ni. : dow, Pasture, and A rithl: Land. 'rocs w hole, c \eept a Coppice Woud of about two Acris, in the h.tly..is 0: Pro.. prisnor, is now. under a LeaSe, which may be deteruiine,t 4t option of tarallurd or Te.naciti at the entlof two yeas titan Candlemas i{b4, The above Premises, are situate in the Parish of tinily Castle, in a good Neighbourhood, mid in a pleuarir,iertile,:ilid beautiful part attic Criunty in'‘V:A . ,:i;ier, and only dista, ' - nine miles from t h at City, on tiie 't urn pike Road lea'fing from the much t ailinired. Hills Of Ail %yid to the Market . Town of Upton-upon-Severn, distant 40111 the former oily • three miles, and thclatter t . • An Eligible Farin, called CoW I.E BARN, With a Farm. house, and ()fliers and Bjldisigs iii ex, ''lent re: pair, with tt6 St •tiit.. Arrrs more or Ir., .) ui goad Land, divided .n.O :11..a.10w, Pail iire,..Orcharding, Hopi.; • Ground, now Lease, which expires at Candlemas - Ohs. . Pula Estate la part - Freehold, Part 1...-aselild,. for a long term 61 years, at a Pepper-corn (tent, and a small part Copy_ hold of Inheritance, is . Nell with the Cho, .gat aorta of FrOit.trcei, irow in their p:one, its in tht: F' rich of Colwall, the Cou n ty ut near .1 g:) , ),1 , • pike Rigid, leading from the atirker . Town of •Ledbury to ;.ie City of WillTz!ster, ti;;;tetrit train the rOrnier six miles, ;roil the latter ten miles, and within a pleasant .walk of the Wells of Malvern, and plentifully vippLed with Springs, simi:ar to the Medicinal Waters of Malvern, twining through the Es. -tate. A very Desirable Freehold Farm, within a Ring Fence, called WINTELL, mho wise W I N I'M LI. ;. comprising a *- new Farm-house, with ()dices and Buildings,• in tenantable repair, and - Ctntaining trl Alamo- Acres (little. inure or team) of very valuable Land, divided.. into Mcaitrw, Pa,tttre, Ara_ ble, Urcharding, and Hop G round, in the greatest petteCtiVit, PO*SeSsion at' this Estate may be had or C.,ndlemas next. fhc .ibuve Pri.:"illiSeS, are situate ui t:,e of Cractley, in - the,cuality 01 Iferctora, iti•J)iiit front the City of Hereford aboth s'Ateen miles, hunt the City of Wor.. - ,..ster right miles - , • and from the Market Towns of Ilroinyard and Ledbury abode six mites each'. A Compaa small Freehold rarm,wit hitt a.Ring Fence ealt. cd YLI NUS ; consisting oi a Farm-house and Chit.. buildings, in good repair, and upwards of sixteen Ststtite Acres .at .'very capit.n Lani, part or" it well planted with Hops and Ifruit.trvi. ot prime sorts, Vossession of this hat ate may he had at C tttdletttsa next. This Estate is sitltaie in the most refmantic part of.the, Pa rish of Cradles', close to at 4 004 artylke leaning from Worcester to Hereford. There is a valuable bed itipstotie upon the Premises. The above Estates are hit at low Rents ; the LalltiS are in a good hereof cultivation, yet capable of inatLriti huprov c ... tnent. Consider.ible fine young and growing 'I i uPier Will he Found an each of, the Estates, which are well watered, and extensive and' valuable Rights of Gammon in and through the uninchised parts of the ancient Forest of Malvern, anti, other Commons in the Neighbourhood, are attached to each respective Estate. f:tirther Particulars,may be had of George Edmunds, At torile).at-Law, at his Seat in the Exchequer Oflice of Peals, Lincoln's Inn t or of Mr. Holbrook, Solicitor, in Ledbory. at whose respettive Otllces Maps 'of tita-Estat,:s may be sten. A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC, TROTTER'S ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, or ASIA TIC .TOOTH-POWDER. 4 WFIEREAS L'A y veral mpsil one , G>>th in Town and• Country. have been vended, to tha great • detriment of those: who use them. Mrs. rrottAtr • feet, it her duty to caution the Public to he particular of whom itiey purchase the alaciveArticle, which they may rely on viting genuine at her Wittehlute, or from those whose Names arc inserted in her Advertisements. For above these twenty years it having been held in we highest estimation by every description of people, precludes all pmeityric. Those. who have nut tried the c4c;to -of this excel lent Dentifrice, will Linda single box. a bittridollt. to ascertain its efficacy and irtth.s ; its eNcellencies bents khowledged by the most respect - 4'A* Medical Authorities, used by !many, and recommended. 'The 'Powder cic;mses aid beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the breath, poasesse. n,t. acid that can:corrode the enamel, and is extremely 'safe w its use. From its itstringen-,:y it strengthens the gums, eradi. cares the - scurvy, which often proves the destruction of a whole set of 14eservi4sound l'eetli from decay, cures .decayed .Teeth from becoming. worse, fastens those .which are .I0044:-, proves the happy _lntaits of preventlog their being drawn. but what has enhanced if in the estim it ion of Ladies and Centlento who have been in the habit of using it, is, Aliat it prevents the return of the Totith-wh, with whicii before that period, they had been violently atlllecil e Like Wise it 'Cincture ‘vhich possesses tfie ;power of S i .* the most violent Tooth-,felt.—Powder 25. 9d. a DO*, ;ilia Tin:ture 21. 9d, a Bottle. Soul, wholesale and retail, at the Warehouse, No. 3, loofa. fort..buildings,-Strand ; and by iipppintmeur,. by Messrs. Buller and Lotter, 'Oxlord i Mr. Vine, Bath; Mrs Ufa(' Loder,clilfauet Bristol; Mr. Trevynian, Exeter; Mr. 044115, Plymouth Mr. Wood, Weymouth; Mr. Elmilmls, Ny(01:10)1)011 ; Mr.' Lucas, S peon ; Mr: f10w... d, Reading; Mr. Middleditch, Ipswich • Mil. Roilttt. ;1. chestier; Mr. israss, - :141.111 ; Mr. Winks,. Gainshorough. Messrs. Dillon, Chester; Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth; Mr. liar. ley, and tvoo,r, Shrewohury ; 'Mr. Rice, Wakefield; Swirl. ton. L emitter; - ,Messrs: Spence and ' Raietturn, Editittor-hT Mr. Davidson, Dublin I and Mt. Thortipoori, istle ol,""0: 1 :4; ; I : Ludia BruOtcs,