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THE CREDITORS of WILLIAM MAC KINTOSH, formerly Commander of, the East Ii .fa Company's Ship the-:Hiociristan; and late of Gower-Ntteet, liedfonl-stt ua re, Est. decea ;ad, are desired forthwith to transmit . au Account of their Demands.upon his Estate to kis Ekecittofs, No. j, Winelicsier:street, London, in puler to their being liquidated.. AIA! all' Persons viho'stani , inziehttd lathe P.statc of Captain Mackintosit, are desited.to:pay the Saute to rhe,Exgoitors above ntioned. . • - EDUCATVIN. • • At the ENCE-1 AL AIJE MY at LEWES, in SUSSEX, NI'OUNG EN TLEMEN are Genteelly Boarded, and assidtiouslY Taught Ftetr.t.ir. purity , . ariu • ""t 114, . Writirg, Arithmetic, GeOgraphy, ttnit' t louse of the, Globes, ' 4Y V. A. it-AY.MOND, and proper Assistants. terms Tiverity.foUr Guirr:aS per alumni ; no Entrance re. guitar!: • French is the only lAnguage allowed to be spoke n among the Sch o l ars. Their Health, Morals and Liberal De peiittment itrepartieuhrly attended to. The School will open again otter tiro present r ecess , on Ivlvncliy 25in iSe3. 'Further parttculars !nay he know n b y app l y i ng to Mr. Pent, ,Botikseller, No. 55, Paternoster -tow ; Mr. Gardner, No. zoo,•, Strand ; and to the Principal, at No. 5, King. street, covent 7gar d en, w h o, will give references, if reguitech to tespeaable Whine Sent are now a t the Academy,. oi , have there completed their Education. Stages to and irOM London every:Day. • SUMMER PANTALOOI4S, HOSIERY, lee No. las, Strand, near Norfolk -street. ANE (Lite Carter and Cane), illtanuldahrer ca N./ their Royal !highnesses the Prince of Wales, the Dukei of Yolk, Kent, C uin h el l and, Sussex, and Cambridge, begs to recommend to Gentlemen a superior sort of DoubL;-wove Knotted Cotton for Breeches and •Pantalooits ; .th 4 ar&licat in appearance, and.exceeditigstrong ; their elasticity render tlitinprefentble to Manchester Goods 'C •• • assimen.s. T. C. has a Lew and improved Article of Spun Silk Ilbse for.l3oots,•or Walking Stockings with Shoes ; they are parti cu:larly, snit, and neither wear rough or hard; Halt Stockings of same to suit 'with Pantaloons. All ()tiler kinds of andan extensive variety of Waistcoat PieceS air he niosr Is. Patterns. Likewise. Elastic Lambs' Wool lilarniel ‘Vaistcoats, Drawers, Gloves, Socks, tec. ‘varraiited not to rink hy . washing',: PatCnt Spring Silk Braces, Stock Still:, rem, Nankeens, Silk Handkerchief:., a.Tc. &c. Alerchants and Country Dealers supplied on the most nit). derate Terms. ANNUITIES KEDEIiNIABLE. TEI" Yeats Purchase will be im me di ate l y g i ven 4nnuitips .undeniably secured upon Freehold,. e o pyhod, or to ,Leasehold Vstates, w hen thc Parties have sta absolute interest, and on which (by reason of the'pressure of the times) - Money cannot be, obtained upon Illortgage.• .And eight Years' Purchase will" likewise be given for An. nuitieS tor young Lives, secured on the, like Property, Or on Money in the Funds, where the Parties livie only a Life In terest. either case, the Grantors will have the power of redeeming the same. A ppl y p•rg.n.u r , ee by I..itur; to it. Ki ng , at hi s b,, use, Ito: 14 161 th-street, Ailelphi. }tOVAL PATENT RAII4. VROOF CLC THS. DUKE and Cn.. -Nei.' 43, Aldermanhary, hay. ing prepared, under the patronage •and direr:lion •of ute.commandeuin Chief, andilic. Secretary at War. severa l thousand yards of eloth for Great Coats for the Army, par tieu rely Montriouth and West - London Regiments; and as reveal Officers in the "East I ndia , Service, who are return ed this scaspn, have given the Patentees .authority to assert, that their Uniforms and Pantaloons have had the severest teals; both on the outward ' and homeward pass age , w i th the curnyletest-aail most satistatiOry success ; they thcretore conWcntly,solic.it the attention of the Public: to their Disco v'ery,• it being of a nature so superior, that all other like at timptfi have at ledgth disappeared, N. 14. ;flip process does not occasion the least alteration In Oft appearancr.r.: of quality of the Cloth. C.MQAN anti SANDERS's New Invented Dining Tables and Portable Chairs ; the rtteiClUailibirettl.Patent lirtss.serew INdstexN, Sofa heels and Chait;lields. with A geceral Stock of Upholstery and.Cabinto A rtiolfs, uponimproved principles, tar the Houses complete,. • :Ina 17, Cuthetine-Street, Sluntd. .•• • The I mperipl hitting Tables •ar.:ollowc.l to. t littntl omeLt and tilost complete set of fahtes evet. vet mveirtmi ; et r y,• l Dline with new-ctesign.:d eurthis. en Suite ; new -ieveuteit•Mustitiitto Beds fur foteiyit r.:,lll4Tes, Ist:du - asses, and I:etidiug C.iiipittlei every Article in the Upliolstery anti C.ibitiet [stank:he:3, excental iu the het an I most Modern *Salo of Fashion and T/Isic and of the choicest ilaterials and tuFh-finitlhed Workman ship, lty R N mut SANDEk S A Furnishihk npholstiFters and' Cabinet. Makers, No. 16, runt 17, Calterine- street, Strand. N. B. T,n 4.q.:xosit lisrsbakes, please to notice the Nom. hers. 16 aid. 17. . , . . RE PA RTICTI 1..-1 R AS TO THE HMI 17. PAI N'l' rilit)s - rEnns AN!) TABLES. 11E1"11.,I R's Futtlidling Upholstery, and Cabinet 4..4 Warerrooins..and,,i‘,lintufaZtory, Nos. t 3 :Ind i. 4, Cathe. cre titt!......t. :'11.1144: :I§,Zilittlient Or article, Of rtic newest, neateFt, loci !nos,. tit f i itAi,ns, of wr i th ll seaSoned atei,,,, ~, awl excellent workmanship, w!th several iin ip.rov,,,nivois. . the Public-, ilLat they will see through the pa:try 'clevi:;e; ckand in,Nintlations oppowd to him, and , countericiting his artio s. 1t r. well known that b U . i Z. LktWc, pacotS. 0.011 .tor T:thies t the other IS; r lied,te:4;isi_ thi.-s . pritici 014 of thefirst 14:ippl icab le to . alitiOst all kinds of TableS, and is alloriedte tie it,great iMprovernent ; it renders' them' more Convenient thrHouses, and much more portable. The principle of the other is applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Post,, Tenf,'Sota, a•nd Chair. Beds which latter ar e s i ful' ip:piektiess, ;$81(1.0c.11 witen shut up ngularly ak hisn use piece of tiirnittire for a Sitting R oom , Dressing R oo m,ils"&c. _rhe Four Post a n d T e n t B eds go.together lit all pa r ts w i t h . tfrass, and are fixed with much ease Without: the help or tools or tapks or-pails in the ihmiltire,. aid are ye t y p orta bl e . Particular (rinds above, inds of the ave, adapted for C,ent lemen of the Artny and Navy; and hot climates, also portable Chairs, &c. ~ .4u VLlttt'S .Patent Manutlielnrcs Ir , ri.. been graciously pa tronized by the King, Queen, and ltoyal Family, ;aid hol. poured by orders from numbers of the Nobility :anti(.entry, tiantf have been highly ap p roved of in the East and West, tadios : the merit, of the, Aftiqlcii have thus met with tit.- Vetirable encouragement,. and for which he returns hisgrate-: ftil acknowledgments, and cann o t bi it not i ce the kind Of, isct:s of some -others, who 'fix up large Sign-hoards, With prt.sit's name inscribed, whi!.h. may help also to promote 1 4}iusiness, or should it be designed otherwise, he,'sby 114 permission of Providence, manufaettires and sells liis`Supc,.. ribr Four-postand other Beds, excellent Djnir4.7rablesi and - Cabinet Articles as, above, nanielr, catherine;street,.B doors irdin the Strand, a B r i c k front - louse, where he httS con strudied 'several Tools and. Machines tor 'working the tame, - and has otherwise bein - at considerable expence tobringthem to that utility and degree of .perfection at which they now art', At the same place may be had every Article for the completely Furnishing Houses . N.B. For Exportation. F RIDA Y, JULY 15, 1803. A , "a GENERAL MEETINC of the INHABITANT : HOUSEHOLDERS. LODGERS, and INMATES, of the WA RD of PO It.TSOK E N. held in the Parish C !Lurch of St: 13,ttolph, Aldgate, on Thursday the t4th day of July, 1803, for the , purpose of taking into consideration and carrying into efka„. the Resolutions pasSed at an especial Court Lord Mayor and Aldermen, held on the 1 ith instant, for. the' Defence of 'the Country in the present very serious Crkis ; ' JAMES SHAW, 'Esq. Alderman, in the Chair; THE said Resolutions having been read by order of the Alderman, and taken into consideration, Resolved Unanimously, That every Person present most cordially approves of, and heartily unites in the Patriotic Zeal and Affection expressed in the said Resolutions ; and that they will, colleaively and igdividually, exert themselves to give every possible aid for Defence of the best of Sovereigns, llis Majesty's Govern. utent, our invalttable Constitution, and every thing dear to the Hearts of Englishmen, now that we are threatened by our implacable Enemy with an Invasion of our much envied Country. Resolved Unanimously, That it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that every goad Man-and loyal Subje.:.l is imperatively called upon, at this very momentous and awful Crisis, to contribute every assist. Wit::: h. his power to chock the malevolent designs of that in-: ordinately ambitious For. Who appears to be resolved upon the sacrifice of the Lives, Liberties, and Properties of the Subjects of these Realms. Resolved Unanimously, • - That it is a Duty incumbent on every Individual of this Ward, between' the ages of t$ and-. 45, to enrol himself, and to team the use of Arms for the Detencenf the Metropolis, whereby the Executive Power may be enabled to employ, the diSposable Forces . of the Country to resistievery attempt that may be made to invade this happy Isle, and derend that Con stitution for which our Ancestors have so often fought and bled. , SECRETARY's OFFICE, CHELSEA HOSPI'T'AL, July 8, 1803. THESE are, by Order o f t h e Right amourabie the LORDS and others, COMMISSIONERS, for managing the Affairs of the Royal Hosp i tal at Chelsea, to give notice, that all Out-Pensioners (as well Lettermen as others) belonging to the said Hospital, residing in London, or within Twenty-five miles thereof; are requited to appear personally, and Regimentally, at the Secretary's Office, in the said Hospital, on the respethvc days undermentioned, when attendance will be given from Nine o'Clock in the Morning, until 'flirce in the Afternoon, viz. . On FRIDAY, JULY ts. • The Pensioners from the tat and -24 Regiments of Life Guards ; the late Ist and 2d Troops of Horse Guards ; the. late ...tst and ad Troops of Horse Grenadier Guards; the Royal ; Honte Guards, (Blues) ;_the Dragoon Guards, the 3d, 4th, and 7th Regiments of _Horse ; all the - Dragoons and encible Cavalry, the Britigh Legion of Horse, with the Waggon Train. On. SATURDAY, JULY 16. The Pensioners from the !stand Ccildstream Regiments sfif Foot Guards. On MONDAY, lULY iB. The Pensioners from the 3d .Regiment of Foot .Guariii, and those from the ist to the t rth Regiments of Foot, in. clusive. On TU4SDAY, JULY 19.. Those from the refit to the 35th Regiments of Foot, in. elusive. On WEDNESDAY, JULY 20. Those from the 36th to the 59th Regiments of Foot, in clusive. On THURSDAY, JULY' it .s e Those from the both to the 89th Regimentt'of toot, in clusive. On FRIDAY, JULY 32. Those from the wth to the twit Regiments of Foot irt elusive also the Pensioners fano the Queen's German Regi ment, t he ' A friCan Corps, Loyal Irish, Lotd 'Stnithaeen's, Majors Wallerii Elford's, .and Fish's COrps, the Queen's Rangers, Fencible Corps Royal Garrison 'Battalions Cinque Pert, and Lancashire Vo lunteers, the Royal Hospital Corps, also the American ana . other Corps, with the Militia. - Resolved Unanimously, That all such Inhabitants as may be incapable of bearing Arms, , be requested to enrol themselves to act as Constables, for the Preservation of the Peace, Order, and Tranquillity of thjs City audits Liberties. Resolved Unanimously, That a CuMmittee be appointed to carry into etre& the Resolutions of this Meeting, anti that the said Committee Cohsiat of the following Inhabitants, viz. 'The ALDERMAN, The DEPUTY and COMMON COUNCILMEN, 4 0 . IN D . . Mesats. lohu Cowell, Messrs. John Hoppe, George Cowell, ' John Paterson, , bun Lock, , Samuel ()Shorn, folio Gillespie, . David Howard, Samuel DougiNi,. . Price, Thomas Wizard, . Hugh Bethune, • Cern-0 Wont; John Dl . er; Anthony Calvert, William Pratt, Ttiotriaji Alain, . • Thomas SaYiti. ~, William Bullock, • Thomas.Wont;',er, W ' lli n'Alan"/Afililll's Rieliard.P.rcst?..Goi,• David Knox, thou.-Bunn. jun. Moses Samuel,, • ,Rchett ltarl,:x, William W don, W. H. Martin, Antony Kemp, ' 'Walter Nuitall, ' George'Gritlitlis, • Richard Carpenter, Sitvester Lowden ', Thomas Smith, Stephen Poilder, Islath; Whalley, Joseph Battu.), ~ .T. Wnilstoucraft, • Russell Skinner, (=come Dean, .. . Henry Newttin, . -T. King Thompson, Andrew Robson, ' Thomas Walker, Basket Smith, . Thomas White. Richard Grace,- That the said Committee be at liberty to increase its num bo at ust s occasion may reuirir, and tha t . aily t.i‘t,a.: a Q.4otti 111 . Resolved Unanimously, That a.)4rok bonow ()petted to receive the S u b scr ip t i ons of the Irdu bttants, in order to &ive tui I to the above Re solutions. • `Resolved Unanimously," That the Thankrof this' Meeting. he 'givers . to Mr. Alder man Shaw, for his early commtmicatiou of the Resolutions of the especial Court of Lord Maya anti ldcimen, and the siseedy steps taken by hi m for convening this Meeting. his able-condutt in•tha Chair, anti his polite attention to the In habitants of this Ward on all occasions. Resov e d I nanimously, That , thcse Resolutions bc signed -by the Ward Clerk, and advertised in Tie SUN, .Morning Times, Alorning Chronicle, Morning Ativertker, anal Courier. JAMES FisliEß, Ward Clerk. • • • And to the end that the. Commissioners for the Alaits Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensioners are ti,e cl i ne Persons win) have passed their examination, it is herenv ' further dirtaod; such 01 : them who have served in, ,tit.l i la ye been discharged from, any cd the Regiments, or Ind . :- pendent Companies of Invalids, arc not to mention Mficlavits such Regiment or Cortipany . bf Invalids in whit ;) they 541)/0 List, but the. Regiment, Troop, tir Corl)3 lbe Army, fro m which they, were first discharged, anti rv‘olii, 'mended, and received-at Chelsea hospital., And xi the general payments in Greatßritaln and Ireland, at the end of the ensuing six months, ar e generally. re•Atilated by the places ot Risidinice tiiewionedb . tile Pe+l,,i,onas, o ho are mustered at Chelscit in peron, and in the I>ody of the 11, 01. , ''"vhk" at a chst thee, it in It Irc:)y anzl direded, that no•pc•rson who shall place 'al . I, k; abodutiwrt . itt at 111:i nriA;.::, or Spe,:itierd in his alore,i4kl;l* - anit ;wtio iiriy apply for his l'enion EV , ise 11C4Ietii iili. ft pla,a of abo:l, : ',;, , ceive tic satildonilVirjilippears 1) . • the Certiti,,t n of r,,• ; ,N ec t. able Persons, that susTh rcinoval \las throoo necessity, ,which heel they eould'hot toirsee 0! It is also itercby,toral,:d, that nernq will Ire ,riire:ed t!i, Oil' Pay List's' of Hospital, or be ctqirbd to r:cct.,... any Benefit' therefrom, Who shalt not act al,Gse,tbly to the orders direaions.. . • Arid ili. :11,,!...5t) , has been piens d to command, on thi, occasiGri, that ail the Lettermen, Tittutv,'!or4, all i I)futuffle•fs, 01l tlk: (hit-rel:siouGr (:helse,t, or halo Iluipitali, Mt:l(4.4g within wlretlp:r diwitor A ed from tlic Itco6;ir Ca..'alry or Iti;:iirtty, or tram the or Feticibis..s, t such 'Alen as by 1.11. 1 Hooks, Aro now more than !..iixty Vt.ars it Age, or Who $l, - ive lost a Lirro,, or their F.yr-st4iit, or are Cripples, or' who re.. ' ceivedu Ceili fi ciite•tWtlitir t:)tal unfitness lur lot her ::.ervicc, trout rely et . the t)fticei ei oployed At the (;eneral lion or!Our.l'ensioners, of Dr culit,wr excepted), ,do, at the Lotus of th , :ir 3111);;;if.t,e, atkive 7ineratooed, put therilwires• under the Orders u( the ,Otti.:ers, who hive been r in charge, aria WC:allbC thtfittO be examined, to inert tinins iur Uttry, either in' the . Army of Reserve, or on such other Service, as.ll is jestyinay thidic.propsf to employ them upon, for the defence of' the Realm: ' - Ni j y hiajesty is graciously pleased to declare, that all ine said g,titetntLyn, Scrittzmts, Trumpeters, and Drummers, shall baconbitt.-red eutttlzd•t3 Pemion' for the Six cumnurn.ine, trpm iAtonniet fast, not t I,o_t • tonna fit to: 4ervi,:c kooirikaice ite,..vo.hoe, ranks Which they mid disch,ifed, fruut riay . s of their apeisrune,,-, putstt.uteot titih ()r,tcr. titSAlitjesty is tbati t rT pleatv.: tv 41eque, that "dam , found fit tuf 1)14U 0141.1 glso he ottil kit, on his jointnr, the Corys to v.;bi,, , ,b t o m !! be Appuiuted, a ISOLLOZY, 01 One VUU"'I rtST tos so: Mttcli toep,of as shall wttli ;emper And it k herchy innitied, that Al Out. Pensioners in Lon don, or Within Iweuty4ve miles th;nl,:of, iliscltar g Wd itt the Ranks atore:Aid ) , , .(except as above extepted) who shall not appear at the , thireik'heiein appointol, t.tlt h e considered as otherwise prtrvided for by Covernment, or as diva, and they will accordingly b strui.k. "II the Books of the Our-Pension of the said respedivo Hospitals, of (Theisen or Kilmainhatii, without any prospect of b;Ting restored thereto. C. AUST. gecretary am; Itegister. This Do was published. price Thrcepence, Or, for Dratribution, as. 64. per dozen, or rils. per II undied, THE WARNING DRUM, a . Call to the PEOPLE of ENGLAND to resist INVADERS. - BEWENHAM Author of an " THOMAS Obstacle to the Ambition , ut France," &e. Printed by a nd f or R. and C. Baldwin, of New 13ritli,f;. titres% [PRICE SIXPENCEi TRAWSPQRT OFFICE, r - rao3. THE Alt? lOA ERS for ma #3:A.7 .11fr. 1;7 I"' t dNSPORT S E R , 4 , 74 for the care anti Cuiladr of !Wieners d' War, ria '4l:4lcr, , that thy will reaq'y,.. on rwesday , the 26tio new, at 'this Owe, to receive seale." 7eodcrr, ap.l tred: sou al 7,73 , G. N.Centraß SONERB OF W. , IR in Health„fron the Hs diy of .N,. ) ; .:her next, fir ,ix rep lain, will , three Mor4,6t! natice' , 4 ,il.f e p t . tinnance, rtr" Alav per: dem,- at thef4tibewing PORTS\!OUTH, PLYMOUTH, • STAPLETON, nrJr BRISTOL, NORMAN CROSS, and . CHATHAM. Fltrther particular s may be known, by, apPying ,at this gr.rt, or to the Avert fir Pri4orterf of if i ar, at the plarr e re. fpe•Jively, No Tendert will be rereived aft:r (liar *'Clcrk, cot , the 'day of treaty, nor .my nctlted , wl/r:4 thr,ParliCS, Of Agewts f..r th e m, personally attend. N. B. Each Trader mut be a:, ,1 I.‘ verinm ra-; respeaable Pr, sins, em.-,asing tri ;" e Pcr tenderixg, 14 the .111172 'l ea c h • TO BE SOLD, jnitstrtat to a of the Court or- chancery; 'made in a Canst,.." 114 ff DIN( iiARDIN(;," with the - approbation w John 4 ,••i ranger, • Estu4arte. o f Ate with of the said Court, in Liits, Q kVERM, }ARE E 1101,1) ES I A FES, Si temte at in the, County of Che4ter, an..l a .t.eageholii Estate situate at !are Ite4th, iu the P..ti +I) rif Drayton in kJRI s, in the enunty of Stafford,: iieitiO; the, re of SA MLi EL HA RDINt2r, Esq. deceased, the Tratmor in the said Decree named. Varticulais whereof may ha had fgraisi at the iti Ahitet'S SolithaMptOn.lJUlldino, C}liin , Zer,T4.lile, Lon thin; of Mr. - Witson, Solicitor,• No. 2, Crown-otfice•row, Tchipie, . London; an d o f M r. Ilantiog, sokt:it - or, tictley, , . TO -DE SOLD PRIVATE CONIVRACT, A FREEHO.I,I3 VILLA, in Fine Spotting about. twelve NllieS•frout Lonctfai ; an,l about tw, tity Acres of Ricit Arablv For Partkulars, enquire 'Or.lVlessr::'. Gre,;g Curjfkld s Silieitors, Skinner's Hall, Dotvgate.,liill, • • • On SATURDAY, JULY z 3., Those from the I tarlepnilent-Companies Of InVallds, Re ducal Regitnents of Marines, and Lettermen.' On MONDAY, JULY es. The Seqeants from the Foot .Guards tir'l , :inepence per diem, the Serjeants, ,Corptirals, and Private Men who re. ceive the increased Pension 'on account of Blindness i as also the Serj,:ants . disband:Ll front the late Independent COin , - panie.s, who receive One Shilling . per day ; with the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities frOnt the late rat and 'ed Troops of horse Guards. . And that all Out_-Pensioners (as well Let te;rnen as others) belonging to ,the said flospital, .who live at a greater distuice, than Tivetstv-liiie Miles trout London, anti those in 5i . :01.: land And Ireland, are hereby required and Colinnandciii after ' the es,th of,Decenther nest, awl after every:succeeding ;silt of June and '. , 4th of December, until.iiirther orders, to apply to one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace in the neigh, bourhood where they, reside, and make the following Atli davit, . which the said Magistrate for the County, City; . I,'INI fisidel'{i ' , i', Ii A NT$ .Borough. or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appei . rs,. 1 ... ~ ' yo- /IL SOLO 'BY ,I,UG ftl;Ni. ' %Till sigu and date, vit. • lAt the Angil.lisn. iii Lytningtim, in the County iiif Siitith. is . ' came before ine, One elf tlis NlajestY's , giltpton, on' Wednesday the,z;tll t.t:77 l)t IL , ! , e , ' at . T WC! VC t ` Justices of the Peace for the County. of , and i • n •i;1 4 0 ; ~ ,l li e , previou . ly diz . 9 s - . I)1 b .• l' '' 'r . " nude 041, lhat he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of 101 .iv lc, li tiiiiv i tinotice 4 wlll b . e . given;, ' l'4l‘' ''")lit 3szt' " Che ' lwa HesPit4l an the - day of * ' 17 ' - Li...t hat Capil4l and Sti')stailtill.boilt .I)\VEI,- I 'A " , tor i 8 ,) from the Oegintent at , commiinded it y , .' ; was then aged yeirs, served in .. fA NGA lOU SE, situate an Lytnitigton,- late in• tile " the Army years, was discharged for , ant i ow I imisession'or Major hiackil wain, deceased. Tr,,..: preoli::::, " he is no otherwise provide(' fin hy the Public, but r as a I i ' 9115.41 "fa liii . cmn i'letc Owelfing - honse in thoheitt flosNi 7 .- sioner of the silt! Hospital, and now liVeia in the:Parish' ' We St4c or Itepair, containing a ' Diniuk:pioltitir, • aei tett hy Pen "of „ ,in the County of . • I is ; Illeakrast.par tour 'it fuel 1w 144, - awl Drawing-room, S.vorn tichire me this • day of i x, ..i. i 24 teer by its ; tour hest Betichittritieri4, fcior SerVallta . Red 'T)le Affidavit; drawn according ,to the above form, dated ; r'e'ins? i principal anti tic: vents' St•iirc.i , es, Butler's. Pantry, and attested be a Magistrate, is to be put up in i t c over , an d I t:a1""1 yeller~, Kitchen, Laundry, W.,sh-hotrse, Dairy, . K ,,t by the 4 enerat Post, direded 'thus,, " To the' - ffight j IMitble Giiacii• huiise, , ' wit!, Servants' Chanitters over; S ta.. ll " 1 1 10n0Urable the Pay master- G enera l, at the,orse Guards, , hien); ter Six i -orse • very Lire: anti eap;:ciotts Si,abie:•yartl.. o L o ndon." And Counterparts, or Duplicates, of the said I, ,iiii:tlarg b e . (;:ir 4 ...ni v.4i led prnircirrounci, ,in,: i , :,iuted with the Affidavits, arc to be reserved by the Out-Pensioners respe.:- i lit V tuit..troe4 in lull pethtlion. . 'nit: 11,..i5i , is neatly and :tively, to be exhibited tostich ,P t' ersons as shall be direcied t o ' drnpit`telYl3 I '' ll6ll ' d t W l4 ,stay l"l t.- "' z ' d "" l 'Y a Pu r c haser :pay then>, that they mayhe sat i sfied that all such as ni.or at' Apprassenserd: dairn Out-Pensions ate th e real PersOns entitled to feCC INC T -he Ptemisesslre Freehold, worth the On icular attention the.same 1 . tither or any Person wi - Ainit a ctinifortabie k 'd a _ TO BC SOLO BY ApC . l:lpN, On the 18th, 59th, 2.Jth, and -.•.1,1t July instant, .st the Cuild. Watdetshare, to the County of'Keot, A . iiirity of eaoiial aihg, ;Ind Cro ik. tit : - ;•,r log; it,itAib'er of AS I, I I,NI, .I.SE ECU. atilt•ra to: s. The s%'ll , ornt lipwattis i7o' Lots" in diinrent Quantities,. an.; Ina . , be viewed tea o a v, ' • Printut rartienlari way he had or W. nim.-k, di,. Temple, Inivtolt ; Mr. Waifordi- I , Vattfastrtre; -Mr. 4%:553, s,,uat wit:it • au( I.aint), Dover. • The each clay at eicv,:n o'CI .ck in the il4drning. it'aidersh ire islittiate . rn ittttu tinir Mites of 1)a. byer,,'flvei !ruin Deal, and six faint Sinidwich ' (le- _ .Al,,reli.:llt, !icing fur the one, indst desirab",o Re:ink:hoe, and cll iNd tilt the other, as a Situation for Trade of an), (t2:zeription, wlt.:fe extent Premises is requisite: Funkier psrticulars moy koforn oti application to Mr. 'Rik fume; sortotoT, Lyrningtoni VALUABLE PREELIOLI) IiSTA . TES:icid IRON ; WORKS, in the COUNTY of \VA CS;.. ' TO HE SOLI) liV AU(TIuN, -At the Stork l'avern, in tiatninghairi, in the County of Warwick, on Alontiay the thiy or August, at iu !lie Afternoon liiiitess preirlOttsly thspoSrti, Qt . by ii(iv:.te Contra 0, 13 ! . /rell)r bubj,:c.l to I ilL.Cortdi ti9lii NAlc to rivit pr'o(l9Cel , Lot r. A LL that Valuable anti Improvi.tiik FREE. HO LI) ES'I s ATE, known by the Name, of POW ICI( IRON. WORKS, situ t' nit Itowerful' Strearn `at Powickr,.wititin ttvo milt::; of in,: City of Wort: ester priaing FOrgey , with, tiir:2 Valerie's ; a ChmlerY. . tiirtiat.e, and twu llainai.as, itpable or makitig, and chawiligllair IXctn ; a spacious and Slitting Mill, Dank : or rolling Toits of ilulf Blooms per ltod Iron, rolint; &t.:. in qu.intitirs ; together suitable Warehouses, Shops, :t;i;i'iog„ and Buildings ; a C led; ':, I) wel ling-hotise atilt tiro ; 't' , ntenients for Workiiinn,A %%tin' Cattim I,l;th:hi, and ti ,o Piek:C4 of ri_si adjoilthig, planted with choice Pritit.trees now; yin foil beating; the witole . coniainine, about Six .."I,:res. Tila Works may at art extenrce fie•conyerten irito ati Wire-work, for which in:: Situation is well uitiptlid, or ;toy other purpoie' • wire a rear power it Lot 2, A most desirable h ESTATE ' .siniate at I.4%ker Wick, .within one mile aii:t a hilt the.Citx.taf Woret:,;te, an.t half a indoor tw: but ; , volls.lotkag 01 a ilanctsOltie New- built Cornpftsittg Hail, tv:O Pittlones, excellent Kit Chen unit Brew house, a hantidry, three gdoJ Lodging Rooms and lo'ssiriy- room at. ''tached, with suitable ; exceit,:ot Stank, Coach. hotite, and other etativenient OurbuitA l gs; a la r g o y la id an d C;ardeti, together with a Piece Of 'Jell tanci Adjoi n - mg, planted with Cherry ;and other- cult :rte.'s now in full bearing ; the whole containing :Mont Pour •Acrea.- 'The I konto„, sitnattiti tilt a tisitr' h mite:tux, a , :.; : Mire &stance f:o:11 i Tiirripike*lttiad leadttig nom Worcester to Alai Vern l itli commandiny, flOst Prospett, totaling a proper • far a goatee' Fa . intbrinutiori, Lord t,) Hirai, apply to the P r o. hii:t .r , lll 111:: Vb.:lol,es, o7 m s s t s, :Stubb s anti ilrt{r, a Colinote-row, Pt: whom lointed Partici:Oars may he. D SCASES or the Vitt: I'l-IRA, and Certain CONI - PLAINTS. 2. A S . , Sole Proprietor of I)ARAN's celebraled .1 7 1, MEDI c.4I,ED DOVOLIis and iEMEDIES, Mr. DU POUR informs the Public, that he in iy, as usual, ,b 0 Ff‘risulted- daily from nine to three, his 'House, No. s 4, rith.street, Soho, on Ca.ies of. Strictures, Obstructions, Gleets, tire. Itc..asvvellas Debility, bind every Dlaorder Lvhcrn secrecy SD essential a requisite, that Mr. U. has provided a spacious House, that every Patient .may be introduced in s.tparate Apartment. Mr. D. has ler many years continAt himself to that department of surKerv, And from ex tem .i vo Practice, and the mast flattering success, he is enabled to oiler a ntnhvil of Cure, mild, erticacious, requiring no con. , tinentc.itt or restraint in diet, and !.:eventing the possibility ora reiap a e. Persons in the Country sunlit; their cases fully hi a Letter,rl:l F n o ed rt e h s e se v l a v a to rious oh s se y in t a d gn p j oa ii. o to u n n t t s . , & r 2 : IN seet o I t c r. D w t i l l fo t t i ;: ve sl' P re h :t P i e s r e en the above Complaints ) Price at. bd. ilia 5k edition. NE\V LOTTERY DRAWING,; sch S*PTEMBEA, . . _ • SCHEMB!` . . . No. of P 1-i ics. Valucoleagh; Tnt.l value. -:, i' n : . .. , c; .1-.:f ,C 20,p00 are Z . .1 , - , , t0,n.....::. - 2,,000 ..5.,..-., - ... .>,OOO I:: -. . •;,,, f),(n.) - . , .. 1c:, ,3,3 a %,O:A3 • ',C . 2:10,00o - 6,c o 2.1,03 , ) l'ickets Tiieket Seventh Day, ,C20,{..v05) irst.dru„Wn Ticket Last'Mortiiiig 3,0a0 Arc Part of the above Capitals. • - TICKETS AND SHARES, Are now selling at gvtrY LICENSED STA'rE CE, • Ticket, ,Cl 6 18s.; od. • 813 o Eighth, 2 4 0 !,2uartcr, 4. 7 o .i Sixteenth, t z rickets will gradually ripe. . SALE 0 E NI)S in the COUN of FORFAR and NIiCiitIOURHOOD of 'DUNDEE. To be Sold by Public Voinntary Roup, Within tie "louse of Alexander M orten , Vintner in Dundee, • on Friday the 29th at idly rBaj, at One o'Clock. A fterooen, : P r filt; ANDS • ;Ind ES 'ATE {Jr 1/oGlgi with the Tithes —thereof, tying is' the United parishes of Litt; Lo , &c. - anstadjinning to the :Fown of Dundee. These Lands conslit . ufabout szs S co t s A cres , a ll Ara bl e, tvell 'inclosed and wat ered. There is an elegant and ann.' .Inodious Mansion.house, withsuitahle ottices,, un the Estate, fit to accommodate o large Inc. situation of which is much arlinired,''commanding a view Of the 'Town and liar - bour of Dundee,-the River Tay, and opposite Coast of Fite. Thera are is considerable number of Old 'frees ,on t he Lands, and you ng f i round the I nc;lostsreS....The House, Out. ' L • inrt !looses, and Farm.olliccs ate all in gooctorder. The principal Lease expires at the separation of Crop 180:1 from the ~rouittl, and most of the others soon atter w , ;s. A Freehold Qualification to Vote tor d Mernba • ment ter tile county of Forfar will! . be SOIL!, either along with the Lands or sepaiatcly, as Purchasers may incline. The I" ttWie Burdtos we trilling. The Turnpike Road from. Dundee to - Cupar Angus and 'Meigle runs through. the whole length of the Estate. A stnall Rivulet Nos along the East March, soul the Scouring Bum along the South. Excellent Wells arc toonclut:r the Grounds; ' The clo4e vicinity- of these Lands to the flourishlPC T"vvn of I)iindee on the South-east end, the populetis Villages of Dryburgh and - L(44e on the North-west, *Mots grut oppor. tinily for telling out the Lands for building, grOsind bw it t. u llts purpose' being in great &nand, and much increased iu Vie. So eligible a PurOase seldom appears in:the Matli.2t.. For fur th er particulars, application may ha net.: cher Read ,Messrs. the Proprietor, at Dundet:i Mr. Thoot,ls Ma we rW riter there; or to essrs. Foal/ 14 4 112 M 3r3t ‘ P C 4 r• Wf iter3 to the Signet, Eliolzargh.