The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-24 00:00:00

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Mayer, in the Chair The following very Loyal ;and Dutitul Address was unani mously agreed on 0 P pF ORD NA Mai', • TEPRIN CIP Aug." 19, igol, H Ai OFFICER'S of 1,4 a, 1. yRs I's ORDNANCE 41, g;in , f, , ,iire, Proposals - will he Ere , ued ut Glr'e,7tt St. .11.11,,c . 11 el- .• nmvo- freftwor Tuev.l.9. the 3ith L : f thit inva Poo: suite Peron: at nay Le willing 1;) ttiqvaAe tGe ENT:LIS!! and FOR is 1G NRO .\ 4be Service tb:•.. parttitents upcn a Cyrtra4, fix A. ,frbree Mei terns am! Co , .4llPipaa. cj the Coefr.i,4 m. 6e It.,;;?L , n ?ifs ? Jiff:Wl - xi:l at the Sec - 9.41,0's (fire S? Alatearit street, .4 y Day between the Goias of lea aid P . '4mr o'Clock,..tv6err tie • PA.S4ir are to Ge delivered, sealed up, mniked.oe the oxi..-4.10, PrIPWIIS fr the Suppfy ;,f Evgliih yid Portia : Ira'? fir`th. Sri-vire of Ills ( a ," hut tto 1'r:1'441.4h call 4: adoilited after the said 391 , 1 JJy of ilveuti.. •.4 Cl:hr aj the 150.44.44 • . 1 • .41. CR Rit', The Pait of 12.4etta by Mrs. BiL LINGTON ; (Who is eqaged perofrin Seven Nights at this Theatre). Young. Meadows, Mr. HI LL; Justice WOodcock, .M r. CHERRY; Hawthorn, Mr. BENN ETT And Lucinda, Pk ENS. Leader of the Band, Mr. W El CHS ELL. To which will be adged., the Farce of HONEST. THIEVES. " To the KINC's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. The Humble Address of the Mayor. %till*, Burgesses. and Inhabitants of the Tovon and Cciumt of the Town at Southampton. • it May it please your Majesty to perniit the Mayors Bai las, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of the . Town and County of the Town of Southampton, to lay at your feet their sincere Professions of Loyalty,and P ledges of their utmost Exertions, on an occasion which calls forth taarnis all Men who have a sense of the happiness enjoyed under your benign acid pa rental Government. " The insidious Character of the French Consul, his boundless ambition and insatiate thirst of power, are so well known, that all surprize is lost in the indignation we feel at a conduci which irresistibly compels your Majesty to renew a Contest, the sere" of winch are yet unhealed, and its pro gress marked by ` desOlatiOn'ond the voice of misery. " Ever zealous in defence of our Holy. Religion, *our Country, and our King, exulting in the unanimity whichin spires our Fellnw-subjetts, and in the unrivalled brivr.ry of your fleets and Armies we hear the sound of War without dismay, .cheerfully of ring to your Majesty our finn support in a Catise so. highly interesting to your Kingdoms, and to the injured and insulted States of Europe. " Proceed, Great Sir, to assert the Dignity of your Crown, your Rights of Dominion, and the Welfare of your People, that it may again be seen what Men can do, who fight for all things rotted, all things dear, against an impious and tyran nical Usurper. " And may the Cod we worship, and in whom we trust, appOint your Majesty to be the Avenger of such complicated and extended Wrenys ; and when the Sword shall have dune it/deadly work, may he make you the 'Messenger of glad tidings to despairing Nations restored to Liberty and Peace." Resolved, That. the Mayor do sign the foregoing Address in the name of the Meeting, and that the Members in Parlia ment be requested.to• present the same to His Majestyat the next Levee. Resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Mayor, for his readiness in calling the same, turd for his great attention to the Ilusioess of the Meeting. Signed in the name, and at the request of the Meeting, A. seOrr, Mayor. • Teague, Mr. WC EADY ; Colonel Careless, Mr. BKI1NTON;, A.iti Ruth, Miss /OAK Second Night of Mrs. Ilillington's Engagerne , .t will he Wednesday the 3 lat. wh.-n he will perform the Charader 'of Mandan; in AItTAX ERX ES. OFFICE OF ()RUN..INCE, tip", Aleg..t.o; tvo3. firINCIPAL OFFICEaS of-11;: All.. yESTY's ORDNANC3i, du hereby give N.:tiee, t 6 rYl Propt!ah will Iv refreiitda, ibeip Office,. bi itgestminster, OM or before Tnestio Ike 311 b of /4".4 ; .- gait, from inch Persomt at Ina,' be trolling tte Ptr , of a elan 1 11) , of 11.111 i Elt , f i r 1/'t tue ...'ARKI -ICE DEP/I NY g of !hal/RD' ELM 141..1.t t''OX'A a 7. 1. .1 and t: I.llf V X". The quantiy - ; 1'4(4 Sv't reiaire.l,loetiter will' ;be res'ore ~/ Conlair,qt Contraa, tn.ty ..r A roit. , l Arpokr.apidieVivm See, erae,t's Office, In St. .Ifi , pre t.sh . erf, o.ty. k/riliv4 tCt' flurry of Ter and Four o'Clock -where the. Pt air delivered sealr - .1 np, and marked 01 rue ~ iet " Supply t)t imber for the Ruyal , Carrirtge. but iw Proposal Atm he admitted after rbe .r.4l.l3olbDqy c?! t fly tinier cf lbs licaed. • R. Sec. VAUXUALL. Under the Patronage of His Itoyal-Highness the PRINCE of WALES. THIS PRESENT EVENING, August 24, 1803, Tits MAGNIFICENT FE CF., Given in grateful etnnuiernnratlon of the Ilittliof His tt oral Highness the I'lo Eor W A LES, and teoeived with en auprOhation by a Vorup.iny of upwards of Twelve Thousand Persons, will be repeated. Adrnisslou 3s. Doors alien Of Seven, ond the Concert begins at Eight o'ClOck. (0- The Public arc respectfully intorined it is intended the Gardens should Close, for the Season in the course of the ensuing Week. N Monday last a M gETING was, convened at the Star and Garter, 'Andover, of the INlst-KEEP- Ilt S nn the WESTERN ROADS, who came to the Kew.. lution of °tiering .to ‘ Govurntntnt, :in Case. of, Invaion, 361 Horses, ,48 Carriages, 16 Waggons, to Carts, and gs Men, to any part •oftitsivrajesty's•Kingdoin, at it moment's nOtik:e. J. WI-lITE, Bush Inn, Staines. N. WI ILIAMS, King's Arms, Bagshot. N . DEM Lt BY, Llerttord W. WILSON, Crown Inn, Basingstialie. • AV. PAIN, NeW Inn, Overton. W. pARSONS, Star and Gigter, Andover. KEEL and lOIINSONS, White Hart, Sarum. \V. SI - IAG OL 0, Woodgees Inn. C. WORI EY, CroWn. Blandlor W. SLY HELD, King's Arms, Dorchester. orncs OF URDNiiNCB, . Angus , ao./. THE PRI'NCIPAL OFFICERS of 11;1 111,1:. A. 3 , Es rps oRD.V4NCE beir4y give Nslee, Iva, Prop*tall will be reCeived at their Ogee, in Si. Margaret. sires:, 11'evinbister, vis or bejere the JO , ti.leVetn;fer next, 'tom :web Perlo , l4 at ssiaj . be 'willing to undertf4e the' S ferpiry of hve 11 .fa died runs of ibe best .WESTAIORSL4IIIII SL,4I - IE.V fa.- :1., O. , drianee Set vice at 1F00L117(711,1.).3 , .. delivered in 'fie big Protortions,i)bc. 1.5.2 Taft between the isib of My and the June, o:souner il'eowerknt ; an./ the l'artiv, e .,,„ tiy of iso Ton: to be delivered at 112n)ltirk lv j. b teieen tbe' I,tti yaly and the tr." V" Regale en.ruing. Tlx Terms and Conditi., af the Contrail en.ly be ,mason applicaricv at the .s'eeretaiy's Offer, in St. filarFal,..t.vetet, day between the Hones of l en aid tqale The Pruporah to be delivei . ed at St. 111a,vert-stetet, l#'estf. min.tre, sealed and mark• don the of tsillr t " PropOs3ls for sup. plying Slate's fur tha Service of the Board or Orkinince," cis or be/ore the, in d.ty of September next, a:1114. iubich day ao offei u4ll be adiaitted foe the treteret Co ttr a 7. By Ord/r of the Board, R. 11. CREW, See. WANTS. A SITUATION, • ASINGLE MAK Who Understands the Nature and roll Maitagetuent of the diltirent kinds of fruit awl Torcsr Trees ; the. likractical Part of Forcing Fruits and .Ve. ptables, with a gene at knowledge of Plants ; also the lay. tug. out of New GrOunds with taste and economy ; the breaking up'and 'planting or Waste Lands. None need apply out those that wish„ to agree upon solid teens, and make the Salary according to the Undertaking: Jle is in possession of a resOectanle Family Charaeler.. Letters,. pcoat-paid, directed to 1.1). OtAtottl Nursery St. Pancras • t Mitlkilesex, will b e a t ten d e d to. - ' Liclifil.l.l) CATHED RAL. • . . WANTEI) a COUNTER TENOR ' VOICE; the average Income of the Office is. Sixty Pounds per Annum, with an , Official House. Testimonials of moral Charader will be lequired, signed by the Minister of the Pdrish in which the Candidate has last resided. Letters (post.paid) addressed to Mr. Brown, .Organist, taebtle Id; wilt be-duly attended to. ~.•-• .• ..........__Liehtield , August it, 'BO3. , q ADVCWSON. To BE DISPOSED OF By PRIVATE CONTRACT, ITHE'PERPEIVAL A DVOWSON of a well_ tomhioned ,REcroity, with a retnarkahly good Parsonage 1 . 1 , :tt..;e, anti veryy , convenient Offices belonging to it. The situation is healthy, pleasant, and respettable; and the income of the Living exceed.: joal. per Annum. Particulars may be had on application to. Messrs. Lingarcl and Date, sacitors, in tie atm Norris, in the CoOnty 'Lancaster; of or to Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, 'Southampton buildings, Caancery - lane, London. . N E Ar 1.55171,: i t y'7" -- ---------- BEGINS DRAWING t h e sth ut SEPTEMBER, ... 180. • SC fi eME. , Vo. of Prizes. ' VaivlC oleacit. - ' Total Nalne. 2 Al £ . 20.Q00 - is _C. 40,000' 2. 2 , 1 u, 020 5000 20,000. ' 10,000 8 1000 t 2 --- 8000 --.- 5 0 9 , 3 -- Goo" ' 100 --. 3080 .11 ._ 50. 2000 yso 20 2 4000 'ricke ts .- 121,000 1,. First drawn Ticket Ith Day . 2 10,000 • . First drawn Tick e t l ast M orn i ng - k . 2, , ,, Q0 ' ,' are pin 41; the Amon,. Capitals. seoo TICKETS and SHARE'S are selling at every ' LI C E NS ED - . OFFICE. ,''Anti the. PRI4ES PAID on,DEMAND. Price---Ticket 4. 17 4. ~ Hal? ' -- •Ifl6 o Eighth • 2 S 0 1 "Vnarter - 490 • 9 4 ixteetith - t. 4 . • . TiLkets will - gradually.rise. ~. ..............4. , ''", 4 f:ornhill, and. No. 9, Charing-cross, Lundun. r ir ~. 131$11, k're.prietor of the above old-eietablishea 71 0 .* ()lii,es: respec.ifallv acquaints the Public, that .cts ar,d stim'es for tnefottery which •begins'Drawing th,t sin or' tie •NI - '. ' . • and the Pri i , 4 , 6 , 1 " ' l 't.• noth, are sellinK i n great variety,u . 'l ''''' ""' '''' I)4i ii ai sour; as cliltwti, front 1 wenty to ty • t hmisat - Ki i' is (R I The Scherne•is ' ll' -. -15 u; tesv Ti ckils ' ui ltversally allowed to be good ; there are •sider,,()l 1 - ' ''')" inury Qupieal-Prizas; the Pric , ..is c . 1 - -aPrry uwer til4it last : but will rise as the Drawing oaelie - s, • yc.u, • . ' .„ ... s il Persons in the Conary wishin; to have Tickets or *3114r " , ma be suppli e d t. :e ,anic as if present, by sending their 1 _,Crders post- i.id . ooep-enied by good Bills at shOtt mates, Citshitt.ank,iluAte; a n c r L Posi-Ottlee 0 - rders, :to T. Dish', 4. Cornhill, where all Business in the Public Funds is bansaden with fidelity and dispatcn. N ) YA E iANu T xcl E s - rAE LorrEßy oFFIcE, 0 . corner of ti. Exckulge,. Cnrnttill , London. • INJ.ICHOLSOI‘; and Ci. fit in No. 16, tespelfully N ac qu , iint.the Public, that theT IC K ETS and stamped StIA RES for the present State Lottery, tint begins Ui.u% V?? .- t , t of Slareenher next (in which there are only 24,003 1.1,1(et3), are now 3ctling, on the loweq rerins. OtilePs !rem the contra.), punctually' executed, and Stltenies at large tic following Capital Prizes have lately , beou Sold and „ i Shared by Nicliu6pii and Co. .993 g _it Shares . s , .94 in Shares fo , °°° W hole Ticket • 20,0..0 42,7 . 0 in. hays - - 1 0$ 0 00 2,., 473 5 DAM) - 20,000 9,,f) - Whole Ticket .10,00 a 432 Sletras 19.004 U 'V) • I °.°°° 4 014 ticket 0:5 to Share). - - 10,:00 2 ' +t3s in ShShirr.;• 5,c0a0 Whole Ticket to,ooo , 339 ‘‘,:ltnle Ticket 5,110,3 '46,ri70 Ditto - 114 ' 6° ` 1 Inito i 2 6n3 Shares •• 10,001 U 444 - - - t)..to . - 4 . 4,973 in Sharei •• • 5,00) t i2 777' kk' note. Ticket loaciy oIZ £. 10 •)" , "" 3°V. Th y .` lO . Alciiwy fin i'rita.s o li 'II drJwn.. oi nstanuing iAt the C.. 71[.,1 01 Prizes 401t1 D Y'atCal in :it; 122 t Loitety arc paying in full. PATIUOTIC FOND. I.t.oa , o's Covixe-Hbasai Ati• 18 93, AT a GENERAL MEETING of, the COM: MI TTEE of the PATRIOT W . FUN 'at Lloyirs toll4i- house, held this Day. Sir FRANCIS BARING, Batt. Chairman: The Committee having received letters from Matthew . Bolton, Earl. of Soho,. Stating, that a via y . conaiderable Sub scription for the Assistance arid Relief of the Defenders of their Country, had been "raised in Birmingham for the Beilefir of the Inhabitants or Natives of that Town, froni,Williol - Spurrier, Esq. Mayor of Poole, metttiOuing, that Suascrip lions for Lloathing and encouraging Volunteers, unit for the Relief of the Families of those who, may be 'called front " .home or slain in Defence of their Cauntry, are raised, or in tended to be raised, from John C. Mortlock, Esq. ;Mayor of 'Cambridge, that a Subscription had been opened iii that place for Cloathing such Volunteers as may require it ; and also, for the Assistance of such Families as may stand in need of ,it, Resolved, That the following Address be inserted in the Public Papers : The Committee, whilst they congratulate the Public On the. Spirit alai Animation which appear throughout the Kingdom, and whilst they return their Thanka"to Matthew Bolton, Esq. William Spurrier, F.sq. and. to C. Mort lock, Esq. tor the Attention and Zeal they manifest on this Occasion ; chit* it necessary to oth":r some Observations on those Letters and others or a similar description, that the Motives for instituting this Finul, and ahe o,bjeit it jias in view, may be more drstinctlY understood. It was not in the Contemplation of the Sabscribert . to fur nish any Assistance towards the Preparatioos for Detence, which the universal Spirit and Exertion at every Place, and ' almost of every Individual, has rendered wholly unnecessary; but to sooth the Minds; and relieve the Distress of those who may be wounded or fall in their Country's Cause ; as well as to reward Heroic Aaions. ‘Vith this view the Subscribers declared, that their Bounty would be extended t o eve):) , Sajfieer throughout all parts G/ the,United gi nk i wn ; in the hope, that, whilst their zeal inn . braced the whole of what is dear to us, the same liberal dis- - position would govern the contlud of others, who stood tor ' ward on lib arduous an occasion. The expellee of' A rming or • Cloathiog of Volunteers, nor indeed the expense of Support ing their Families during their absence (which is provided for by the Public) forms no part of the objects for which tins Futat has been raised; and great numbers of the Subscribers are actually contributors to the Cloathing,. drC. ace. of the Volunteers, in their separate Districts. Whatever may be the disposition at others, this,Cominit tee have no intention to narrow their uitays„titit to extend the Bounty via grateful Public to eveg ..i pilender his Cairn. tty: and of course such, as may participate in local Sub scriptions, Will not, forthat reason, be altogether excluded trout the Fund at Lloyd's--hut it cannot be deemed unrea suitable, that such as rely entirely, on the General Fond, should on tile whole be placed in a preferable situation, to others who may receive local Relief in the first instance: and it should be clearly understood, that those wise are Natives of y laces where local or partial Funth have been raised, must be 'relieved from those Funds privious to any assistance being given from the Subscription at Lloyd's. As the Contritittec have reason to believe; that a mis. taken opinion has prevaileCin the minds o f many well disposed Persons on this subjett, they submit those obser vations to the consideration of a liberal indulgent Public, on behalf of " the Defenders of their'Country The Committee have the satisfaction to inform the Public, that in addition .ta alie Stock in the 3 per Cent. Consuls. standing in the names of the Trustees, sad amounting to ao,aool. the Subscriptions in Money mom to i34,7a9L sa• ad. and that, front what has been received, the Coutinittee of Treasury have purchased tooalOol. 3 per Cent. Consols. ' • toe,oool. per Cent. Reduced. Adjourned to Friday the 26th August, at Twelve precisely. FRANCIS BARING, Chairman, Letters for the Cotainittee aro cLiiiiirea to no simire•stil tb Mr. We!And; Secretary to the. PAtriuth; Fula! Committee, Lloyd's Coffee-house. Amount advertised 3 per Cent. Consol. Money - . . • 3C• 1 34,7 2 9 5 4 .Peter Anth. Sapte tog o o Trophetnits Full. 1, M. Cursitor, james, Stock lix- • Baron of the , 4 change . - to to 0 Exchegoer ' - too • a John G.Luhenrood, john Rowe, Sim,- Prospett Hill, tary to the New Reading, Berks so o 0 River Coinpany 4 4 o Lord Bredalbane tos 0 0 Mrs. Rowe - 1 2 2 0 N. K. - . 2 2 o Catherine !Owe . .2 2 o Maid Servant .. 0 2 0 - Isabella ROwe . 2 2 0 A Watch-maker . I t 0 Sarah Grace,G talc'. -- ' • Ditto Maid Servant o a .6. ' fordrstreer .- -. 21 a to HanahVirtue.Spital The full Receipt of Square - to to o one Night's Per. Bather lon. Broad, lorinance at the Cooke's Coutt 10 o o Theatre. Royal Mrs. Brood - 2 o 0 %%ley II toll th, per Mr. Rich. Broad 2o o Mr I lughas, the Two Servants - oto 6 .Manager ~ - :20 7 0 14. 1..)., - . 2 2 0 Thomas Sheppard' 2s 0 0 lose oh hoonard - 2 o a ' Christi.in Frederick : - I,y,ili„o,Entwi,i, 10 to 0 Haiini,baker,New • i.r ! . .: if reittAurd - 2 2 0 , ;,;: Subscriptions received by Bennet anlW him. at the Bar of this H oise. ____,: ~ ' . . - WON y , NvANTED 380 Iron Pipes of 2 tnenesimartle. ter, and 9 Feet Inches long, to be cast without langes, each Pipe not n, weigh more than io, nor less than Cwt. and tho Average Wcight Ilia to expecd C wt. 't be delivered in the River below London Bridge, on orbefore the Ist Nlarvh, 1804. Proposals, at . p er Too, to be sent .to the Chelsea. Water Work's ()thee, in. Abingdon. street, Westminster, onur betbre Wedtie;;day the I.4th at Septem 4. ber. 1•••••••,1 GRANDJUNCTION CANAL, PASsAGE, PACKET, and l' EASON. BOA TS . ' . TO B 1 LETT BY- AUCTION, By Mr. SCOVI',. On Friday the a 4 September, at, Twelve &Clock, at Garra. way's Cotae-hou,e, toy, Cornliil I, London, In Oiie LOT, "TIHE SOLE mitt EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGE .1. of the useof PASSAGE, PACK ET and PLEASUR E -110 ATS for Flire, on the GRANP It NCTION CAN between PA DUI NG'FON and UXH t I DC: E, and the lead of the first Lock, leading tram HUll Pridge towards BR ENT. FORD, for THREE YEARS from the tst day of January next. Printed Particulars, and ,Conditions. of Letting, may be had by applying at the Griind I unitlion Office, Nu. tz, Essex street, Strand; at the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; the White Horse, Uxbridge ; Three Pittgeons, Hient trod . ; at the several Toll.bars and Lock-houses on the Line of the Grand june4on C4nal p• at 1 Litcheit's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate - 41in, London. TO BE SOLD iIY AUCTION, At the Bull Inn, Lung Sutton, in the County of Lincoln, on Wednesday, the 14th' of September next, at Eleven a' C lock in the Forenoon; HE very Extensive,' Eli 'hi Valuable 1. e, and ItovAurv, LORDSIIIP,or MANOR.ofSUTTON 1 - 101.1.A.N D I in the said County, comprising az CoOtold Messuages, Cotmgcs, and Tofts and sag 6 A. 2R. zo P. of m rearkably rich Land, being o f l • the Lur annual value of 84331. 6s. out of which there are annual. Rents reserved to the•aniount 1781. Ss. sti and the whole is subject to a Fine at the Will of the Lord upon Descent and Alienation; besides which, a. vast number of casual Profits arising - from Escheats, Strays Fishoies, and the probable chance of ‘ onsiderable tra ct of Dcreliet Land, as the Sea is known to recede trout that part of the Coast. . • Descriptlve purticulars may be had at the Bull Inn aforz. said ; the Peacock, at hoston; the White Hart, at Spalding; the Rose and Crown t ‘Visbeach the Globe, .it Lynn, and of Messrs. Kcat, Pca rcc, altd Kehl, of i r fateS-I:Qurt, Wvit. titinster, PARTBEICULA R AS TO THE HOUSE. PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. BUTLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet Ware-rooms and Manufailory, Nos. 13 and Lb Cathe rine Street. A large assortment of articles of the newest, neatest, and most ceconomical Fashions, of well seasoned materials, and excellent workmanship, with several ins pro VCITICI It S. BUTLER respeilliilly relies on the good discernment of the Public, that they will see through the paltry . devices and insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his arti cles. It is well known that Burr. La has two patents, one for Tables, .the other for Bedsteads; the principle of that first is applicable to almost all kinds of Tables., and is allowed to be a great improvemein ; it ,renders them more convenictit fur Homes, and much more portable. The principle of the other is applicable to most k hats of Bedsteads, as Four Post, Tent, Sota, and Clia;r Beds, which latter are singularly use ful in sickness, anti each when shut up, make a handso,ne piece of furniture for a Sitting Room, Dressing Room, arc. Inc Four Post and Tent Betts go together in all parts with brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help of tools or tacks or nails in the furniture, and are very portable. Paticular kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, et.q. Bur Licata Patent Mitauladures have been graciouSlyp troniied by the King, Queen, and Royal Pannl), and hcb noured by orders tromilLlMbrTS of the 'Nobility and Gentry, an d base been highly approved- of in the East and w&t Indies : the merit of the ArOcles have thus met with fa vourable encouragement, and for which lie returns his grate fut. acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind Of fices of sonic others, who fix up large Sign-Boards, with Burctit's naine.inscribed, which may help also to promote hi s Business, or should it be designed otherwise, he. by. the per mission o f Providence,' manufactures and sells his Supe nor Four-post and other Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and c a binet Articles as above, namely, Cid hmthe-street, 8 doors train the Strand, a Brick front House , where he has con structed sever*! Tools and Machines for working the same, ant.thas otherwise beenat considerable expence to bring them to, that utility and degree of perfektion at which the" now ,rO-. At the same place may be had. every . .Article for the com pletely fur n ishing Houses. N.B. For Exportation., NoTTINGHAMSIIIRE. - TO BE SoLD . BY kUCTION, IN LOTS, At the Saracen's Head Inn, at Southwell, on Wednesday the asst Day of Septcinber„ 18a3, unless an acceptable otter shotild be made by Private Contract 1 . 01 the Patin occupied by Mr. William • A Very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,' La. at NOR MA I N TON; near Southwell, in the COUNTY of NOTTINGHANI, containing about TH it LE HUN DRED and TWO ACRES oirich ARAE. E, PA STU It E, aud MEADOW LAND, FREE nom TITHE and LAN D TAX, and the •Parochial Assessments very . mixterate (about SO Acres of which is in the occupation of William Bird); with excellent Farm*Houses, Barns, Stables, and other suit. able convenient Out-buildings, in substantial repair. Part of the Land lies near the Town of Southwell, on which there are delightful. Situations for Building. The Tenanta at Will. • Particulars will be forthwith ready, and may be hail at the Saracen's Head Inn, at•Southwell ; the Hotel, at Newark; Saracen's Head Inn, at Lincoln; the S wan Inn, atMansfiel d Three Crowns Inn. Srat • Leicester; and Mr. Gaskill, • Atte, tioneer, Nottingham at ail which places Plans of the Estate may he seen. • August IS, 1833. M.ONMO WITISII I RE-. TO PE SW:I) BY AUCTION, On Monday the 29th of August, 1803, at the to 4erort A r ms, in the .r.o.n of mna i nantn, Two o'c:l.A in in. At. . . tern',on, ALL that Capital-M9dern.built Messuage, called Lek NSAN E AI).COURT ; together with the Mi nor and Acivowson of Lansanfreati, and about One Huntirtni and Severity Aeres of exceeding rich Arable, Meadow, Pas tura Ground, and Oreharding, in a very high state of culU vution, The Mansion is seated in the most. pleasant part of the County, on a Lawn gent) Y rising from. the Hanks of the River Usk, in a genteel . Neighbourhood .and gnarl Sporting Country, commanding most enchanting Views of the sur rounding Country, and •consists of a Vestibule, Library, Dining-room, Gentleman's Dressing-route, Housekeeper's' Room, Butlers! Pantry - , Kitchen, anti Servants' flail oti the , Ground Floor;, an elegant Drawing-room, opitroaclicik by a handsome Mahogany . - Geometrical Staircase, and , suitable Lodging Rooms and Attjc,s Register and Stove G r ates, Carved and Marble Chinniejeple44l* attached:+lt d del,iche:(l Oltices of every description, Double Coach-house Stall Stables, Dave-bense, Ice-lionse, excellent K itettyn with exteitsiVehot well planted and clothed with the choicest Frtiit Trees now in perfeBion ; Lawn, ShrUhbery, and Pleasure Ground, laid out with taste, forming altoge ther a most desirable ReSitlenee. Also a Dwelling-house, Garden, well-accustomed Shop, and about Six Acres of 'Land, together with a Cottage and Garden, in the posseSlon of Mr. William Davis, situate 'in the Parishes oti.auglhangel and Lanarth. The great Road from London to South IValcs and Ireland inijninS the Estate, which. is di3i4ilt fitnit AWrgavenny tivv, Usk six, Ponty Pool nine, and Monmouth eleven Mile), all good Market and Post Towns, and near Coal lid Unit: • For °thy! porticulars, apply personally, or by Letter (polo- Paid), to Mr. lo*epn Strongly , at Lanunfread Vourt, near Monmouth (- w h o w ill saxes thc Prtmisti) ; to Mr. Mu. vah at Ross Herefordshire, ARMY CO,VTRACIS., Cotnuaissat;General's othet, a cat Ge:rge-street, ilagust igo3. I\ll°TiCi., it hereby given 'to nit Persons desii-ans of Cmtrat7ing to supply OA 11/11 1 , utd STRAIK, to such iLrset dclonking to ills Majesty). F;rces 4.r rzyzo are, or bveafter uto , be in BARR. WKS or Q(.l A RI•ERS is the !stoat of JERSEY, GUER NSEY, 'old ALDERNEY,. the Dtli veries.tocratunente on and I 2,5tb Day of Septtnther next,: as oho Bread, F.;:rage, Foil, and Straw, to 4:4C.4 TlO'.pt as uoitir aee, Or hereof tic may bc, encantred in the saki Islandr ,front for 'awe poriod, that Yroposals' in sealed up, and 'Narked TEArDERS FOR ARAll' SUPPLI lE4', Mull/ be i.ecei.ovd et .toie Office on or before the LW, of .1 Alone.; of Nrp..enther, GPI 4 ckirt, 1.)01' no Cfg;,..t. itelif ;J:di4itted afire Tuett.e o'etork and the Psi •t.cJlt/n It4re,cl'.r acid Qaariers mad lbe 'ands };.vithose for tOr t:'antps, aid at /sot ihereeff the (we) sur c ticr twat •he meted ; and ifeepa by Psi,,, the pt,rtage :a be, paid. For Ike Terntr and Conditions of the Conte.* applie..;rion 'toy be made 41 this Vice tiny 4110' (Stonily: excepted) baween the betas of Ten 4nd Pour. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFIcE, 'idea IS, ISto. Eitcbequtr Bills issued by. Virtue of tin Act, Q,,a;lit'UtOittfo secundo ceo. It f. Regis, for issuihs Ex;:hequur Bjtls'on the Credit of the Aids for till! Service of ..thi; Dattdin Nay, Juae, , 'xiltd July, iBn3, TO' BE Pill!) OFF. HE L RDS G0M41213$ NNE RS o 'lJrs 1114. JEST'S"' TREASURY hruing given I .tii.e,lioni fir pay.. in,g of the Principe:b. : l'lhr rtre-tnenti:opled Eveifteqiter 11ilJs, uith tkr. L l teeea 'Thereon, ar the eFehryter Bill tyke, in St. Alar,"-aret.. street, herwen the rwl Palace lard:, lii , irootin.,rer y on SA .11.) DA the 3.1 dy of Sepicen:;;er next, attendance vdili be giarn daily, (Sunday.; and .11.4dayt evrepted) until' tl4‘nd...y the 2914 ilaguit from` Len o'Cioek in the lidoentng till One i 4. tbe Ajteromm, jar the of ieeeloing the sawe. the greaterdiepateh, the IA nrers of thi. said Bids are desired to bring Lifts thereof, containing the Northers in Nnenel lea! areollintto the lialue of the raid dilte, Times. of t.ornmence• meta ty:e,ett,gtrith t e princit St.bli and Infely.cr d u e ter, computed from the days' on 14..bir.h . they are respealveiv exciitsloe, ',the raid 3.1 day q' September, a Sa3, inelusive,'nubea the' interea 14 , 111 cease; and they are eleared to ICi he their N, 4 10, 7$ an,i Fiore' of Abode on such Lirts, and indorse their Saw: on the said INA.. _ If alf`Ff 14'y lidders of the of reTaid Bills should Le clesirvitt aj reeeivin4 ortvo 0.1 the l'i-hdp:ll aPtd Interco, tPL.Villgt to the calif 3.1 day of Sestember, thcy may he acconvnotiated, coorputiog.ti4 Interest ts t : dtty po suhich they to he p a id, an d i vdv i eg the tali 111/h fvr ex, , lmlttation one day thtt cto. Such re , S , dots efr tu:ty he •detirvur of baviqg New Exchequer Bia s , in part Pgyutetti, upon 'utentivting the Anwoit .0 "tie l o w of their Lher, delivered al or hetore the wb ;.1.141.11 August, sfllY #f Neu" car , •i;. ua Interest of breepence fp( y . 4. . ), the on eve)) , fool* 44iLi Neiu 13illr Ivill hear lute the 4411:i 311.1.1 y ol Septtothtt's aBO3 and will he delivered 0,1•M0,419 , the sib of Septeitt" , er, alcJ 4e fulltedyl et s. . - L,Airsr r,v1)1.4 ,„ ~Irer! 9, rr It E COAI4IIITTEE of SIIIPPI NG the. UNITED COMP 4 NY AIERCII/1 NiS ENG. LINT) leadiag to the East Wier, di: hie ray K i;..e A :ice, - Mot tbt Cootwittee will lc reegy to we've Prap::aats In %Tilt. ing, staid up, 4n . iniM:fSo.4l", for 24tb in .J ow, Poona tuko.onsit noilling to.tupply ihe aintrato.".vith COPPtsk acrd Cif:CV/IS, s„ c hp n t wa h , ex t res ,, , , g therein the ince,it prices, at tb.ro will not Iv dx apportrinio , making ate) abatement. The Co:dill : 2,i of tbe kaamait* kt,w attl:Cl/11 to Alr..Xtrnet Coggan l C.Verk to the sold .Conznilitte, 'with !be Tiitderi "rust be left &fort Twe..tv o'at /.at A l / 4 u vaid 24th Initan4 buond winch bone n:;4 . aril' Te;:der FOR t(1-1EtiRAT1$A1S, PALSY, Fiatithney, Spasm-y. 14; or Flying l airy, general Debility' and Relaxatfun of_ tilt: Sy tats, Spit Aims. t3ktllSES and CHI THITEtiEAD's ii;SSENCit'OD NIUSTAII,I), v v (Pith and Fluid)oretht most Toiteti'u.9 itt tlia World, having succeeded in caw, of six, t aght, tc,,, and even bliorty years standing, afr,:revcry ot failed, and it has absolowly curd likON , ti .; tc. 4.41' , *C Complaint*, than all Ant ev4r wad, pubrn The is so singularly penetratinA and spved : itt ,t!i opt!. rat, in, that Chibhuns, Sprain, and , ilranies 4tt: ictuov,3,l ry two n; three Apßlicatkoni. it is prepart.:44 and at 28. 53. eak h box or br,ttl:. , , Pi j 0 hn.„(,,0, Apotfurcar . , No. Gic,li-0,v,:„ London, ikod moy 0,1 ipd 01 every Nledteut:. r i ,44. 14114, Ireland, V.' 4:t.4 I ndies, at,ci Amcricit. . Tt , liWvotit COtillte.rfelt iMptibitl. , lti the CrenuTe , sygno,„ on th*: I, ihel by the Provrtetor, h t . I Qtlitittni, AjA d tit„,. 4 , l y, No. Is, Grvel;,•Nct, Soho, London.