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, ~ ,kt , p i& • - , 1.f . ---i '- -(...... • . . . . , . . • . . . .z \.t,,,\;.., IN 0 , .....,..."--- " .. cf. —1- -t: b' • ' S ~ . 44. ;,.., - .7,- . .---4.1 egil i r -,, . tiT .- -,.. ..--- . . ... • • • .1" -4.• .4 4 " . ... - - .--, ~.. _, . -.:. 6 ~44.-it , ‘,r.4.. :,.. IT E rit trumßElt 3394.} 711CRSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1803. si!OiFfiftg; VAUXHALL. tinder the Patronage of is:Roril_ Highness the PRINCE of VVALES. y ' z TO.. MORROW EVENINGAugtist- 5, 1803, at the express desire, of, her Grace the . Dutchessof MANCHESTER, will be - A MAGNIFICENT - GALA, AN GRAND DiSI E LAY OF FIR ,'-WORKS.‘ Further Particulars will be given at large in the Bills To_ burrow. Achnission. is. Doors open at Seven, and thed)neert begins at Eight o'Clock. • AFew HUNDRED POUNDS. will introduce a Person of respectability into a Genteel and LUCRA TIVE Ct) NC RN - , many years established.— The part icu lais may he 4; lio*ri by addressing, post-paid, to S S. No. to, Northumberland-stret, S mind • •. NEW LOTTERY. BEGINS DRAWING the sch ASEPTEMBER, tBO3. SCHE r IvIE.• No. ot Prizes. V a I.le ore.ictr. Total value. 2 of C , , sisocio. 4. ,is , „C. 44 , , , ,N0 2 — 110,040, ,i;, )... 23,nc0 2 —.. ~. poo , ^. 10,000 8 80, , 0 12 -- . Po -- 6000 3 0 100. , ".... 3000 , 4 0 -- , . S e , I. ' 2000 tosp So n!,000 -- 24,000 Tickets. 17 • 2 10 .000 First drawn Ticket 7th Day . 20,c00 First drawn Ticket last Morning - coo Are part of the above Capitals. TICKETS and SHARES.are'elling at every JAC ENS,E D OFFICE. • And the PRIZES PATE) on ,DSMAND. Price.—Ticket X. 17 2.. Half . -8 t o.' Eighth - 7.. 4 6 Quarter - 4S' 6 Sixteenth . - z 6, Tickets will gradually 'rise. AEGINS DRAWING THE FIFTH OF SE PTRNIIIE R.' MESSRS. HORNSBY and CO. No. 26, Corn- MIL oppositottie Royal Exchange, London, tesptcl. fully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they ate now selling. on the most moderate terms, Tickets, Quarters. Eighths, and Sixteenths, in the New, English State Lottery, wkich comprises only 24,000 'rickets. Schtemes gratis. ANNUITIES T IaDEgMARLE.' EN Ye- Purchase Witt be immediately given for Annuities undeniably secured upon Freehold, Copyhold, orhing Leasehold Liitates, where the Partin have an Absolute interest, and 011 which (by reason of the pressure or the times) Money cannot be obtained upon Mort g age. And- eight Ye.lee Purchase will. likewise. be given for An. nUities for :young Lives, secured on the like Property, or on Mun d y In the funds, where tilt , Parties have only. a Life In terest, , In either case, the ,-, rantors will have rhe'power of redeeming the same.. _ A pplv iterson.illy, or h, Letter, to Mr. King, at house; No. 8, loitn.street, Adell)l,li. _ . , ROMAN CEMENT. T T is the Prop, -rty o 1 thi.lCl,thent or M(.rtAr, to 1 beCome .hard and impe ne t ra bl e to W ater w i thin a fe w hours, even if exposed to the dthin of the Sea; and also to lorm a very strong union with Ihick,and Stone. It commu soicates uncommon strength a , , Buildings, and . , must therefore prothottionally increase their stah t li t y and duration. 111 all rutiai t toits whatever. butt particutatlx tit ;She calsostrue. ti °r l 1,11 Docks, Wharfs, Brid g e s . L oc k s: • Tanks, Ara;...;Mill Races, Vats, and other Aq.4atic Buildings ; its utility and advantage are unquestionable,-.and it forms the haidi est and mnst STO NI E ELIEf: E STUCCO Manutlidorrd by Parker a nd Co. Ilankside, London. .........___ TO BE SOLD, Pursuant tO aii Orti&'ol'tttf- Chantery,'lnacle in a Cause DIXON v. OLM I US, on Tuesday the Twenty-third Day of august One Thousand Eight hundred and Three, at the Public Sale-rootn of the said Court, in Sutithampton-builtiings Chancery-lane, I London, between the H ours o f Eleven nd Twelve in the forenoon, with the approbation of Sir Wm. Weller Pepys, part. one of the Masters of the said Court t ' ' - • • V•ituable and 'Substa n ti a l WA T ER CORN MILL, in Complete -rep a i r , situate inthe Parish of • romfield, in the Co u nty o f E ssex , e i ght M i les from Brain. A. tree, and three front Chelmsford, with a Compting-House, and other.convenient Buildings adjoining, at present in the occupation of Mr, Robert Dixon. P articular* to b e h a d at t h e sa i d Master ' s Chamber s, in s outhamptoo.lntikti oga . of Messrs ßullock and Arn old, in licdriud-row ; and of gr. Pryer, in llolborn.court, Oily's Inn. ADVOWEON. TO RE DISPOSED OF RV PRIVATE CONTRACT, t rHE PERPETUAL AI)VOWSON of a well- conditioned RECTORY,. with a rerwirkahty good arsonag'e ilutt>e, and very convenient 0 flices' ht longing to it. The situation is healthy, pleasant, and resped.ibie, the Income of the Living:excetas soot } , Rer Annttin, Particulars may hc, bad on application to Messrs. and Dale, Solicitors, in ile.iton Norris, in the County rif I.ancaster; or to 'Messrs. Cnoper and Lowe, Southattiptrin- C a nee ry I al,e; London._ • ESiI;.X... , 'TO BE SOLD BY.AUCTION, Some time in September, intleas before disposed of by Pri vate Contrael, ' ' - , • . A Comps iet and very : Eligible FREEHOLD ES. ~."1 ,- , TATS,. called GREAT‘CUBBINS, situat e i n th e :N ans het of L 14141011, Laindon Hills, Little Bursted, and -, tintnn, in the - County 0, ..s I rsex ; in the occtipation orMi. teiljarnin Lane, cons'istinK of upward,: of 360 Acres of cue!. )I'..:nt A r able. McadoiV, and Paslur,. , Land. with a good Farm I ?,';'_":'. and other suitable Buildingi thereon. .. ...hi, t Three a , : a nt i 4 EstNte 11.... s in a very. improving part of the County; 1 from A e , th e .1 -611 • 1 -' 4 3 from Billericay, Si* fr i n s Burittwomh , , h assles, '',.. and tk it I,tin Twcnt‘. tour of Londott• kn n rm hp o,' toe r.stoe may he seen. and turther partictilarfi 4:g 's Court, Whiteh. 11 c r .. ' n s °J I aPplication to Messrs. Kent, Pearce, and ii•C't . treat for the Sal 4 ' Loudon, who are authorised to .......—____ e' HEREFORDSHIRE TO BE SOLD 13V AUCTION, By WHITE .ittd ARNO rr, At the king's Head, in the Town o f RU.is, 7k.htirsday'the 18th day of Au gust i nst. b et weer the hours 01 Twoand Five o' clock in the .Afternoon, subjec, to such.Conilitioos as shall be then produced. A very de s i ra ble FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land Tax Redeemed. comprising a subStantial modern - and very neatly, finished House, exceedingly - convenient Offices of various descriptions, for tilt:comfortable reception of gen. teel Family, small Pleasute Ground', praductiVe K.itchcn Garden walled, and th e ' wa ll s c l othed with Fruit Trees, with EarnS, Stables, and other 'Outbuildings, seated oil a cheerful eminence, at Point Linton, 'five miles :ruin Ross, • ten froth Gloucester, and twelve (torn lieretbrd ; in the most fertile part of the County of lierefoul, and in the neigh. hourhood of good Turnpike Roads ; the late res:clence of Mr. Joseph Powell, deceased.- And also Ao Statute Acres of Arabie, Meadow, a n d P asture Lawl, m a high state of cid. tivation, and five Ac t e s o f prime rcharding, very corn. pael, and adjoining the House. Tile whole of the Crops, Live Stock, and ImpleMents of Hitsbandry, useful Furniture and' Fixtures, may betaken at a fair valuation, and possession may be had at Michaelmas meat. For a view of the Estate, apply on the Premises, and: for lu:rher particulars (if by letter, .post paid) to Mr.lllomaS I utes, CrtuitCeSterSltire. • PATRIOTIC FUND. 1.1.0 Y [Vs, JULY 39, tlloj. ,A T a GENERAL MEETING of the SUR. L - 1. SCRI BERS for ih.! ROM E F and REWARD pt . the DE FEN ERS of their COUNTRY who may sutnr, or by their exertions merit, in the Public Servlce, BROOK, WATSON, ESQ.- in THE CUAlit; The Chairman reported; that in addition to the aaesool 3 per Cent. Consols, given by the Subscribers to this House, the Sum of 74,2121. 4‘.6d.. had already been subscribed, of which upwards of 28,0001. had been Paid at the Bar of this Houser Resolved, That the Amount of Subscriptions not yet re ceived be forthwith paid at the liar of this House, and that the' Amount subscribed, and, alt future Subscriptions, shall be invested in such Government Securities as the Committee may think proper. • That a Committee be now formed in the order of Subscrip tion from the first fifty Subscribers of tool. and upwards, the parties declaring theireailiness tot assist: in ,earrying into cited the purposes oti this f und ,• and that The Committee have power tcadd to their number the Representatives of Public and 'Corporate Bodies, or other Spb,seribers as they shall think proper, and that Nine Membersliesa Qupturit for .trantatting busmen; the following Gentlemen were accard:. ingly eleded.: i Mr. Alderman Watson Richard Lee, Esq. • ! Sir F. Baring, Part. M. P. Geo. Henekeil, Esq.. , . John Julius A ngersteiti, Esq; Robert Christie, Esq. Benjamin Goldsmid, Esq. IL Wigram, Esq. M. P.. Thoinson lionar; Esq. Germain Lavie, Esq. • : Thomas Reid, Esq. F S. Seerctan, F.sq. :George Munro, Esq. William Whitmore. Esq. lames Abel, .I'. sq. Peter Free, Esq. George Brown, Esq. Robert Thornton, Esq. M.P. George Baillie, Esq. Cornelius Bulbs, Esq .. oh nd n Mangles, Esq. Sir j.W. Aers..ll, !31..11. P. lohn Fraser, Esq. • Al ex . Gli nn i e, E sq. ' )aVid Hunter, Esq. Thomas Warre,.Esq.. , Mr. Alderman Shaw Robert H. Marten, Esq. `Peter Begbie, Esq. -.' George Wood, Esq. .. josepb Marryatt, Esq. Andrew Reid, F.sq. Horatio Clagett, Esq. `Cho. Raikes, jun. Esq. Henry Thompson, Esq.. • '' • john I. Appach; Esq. . John MaVor, Esq.. :.. • . Wm. Maciirsh, Esq. Mt. Alderman Rowcroft ' Thom as Everett, Esq. M. P. namesr Warre, Esq • , Thormon a ponar, jun. Esq. ohn Smith, Esq. (Man s ion ,john Turner, Esq.... House -sheet) Charles Otfley, - hut. Reibert Shedden, Esq. George Godwin. Esq. Geo. Sliedden . , Esq. •. - David Pikelatts,, Esq. -13enjatnin Shaiv, Esq.,. . • ', . . Resolved, That the Committee have full powers to ap point Trustees for the purpose of p urc h as i ng an d se lli ng t h e Government Securities, in *WO toe SUbieriptions to this Fund ate.direCled to be invested, seed -of aPPIY infi *Om time to time all Sums arising therefrom, and tram the General .I.und, as they shall deem expedient for the objeas and pur poses of the Subscription. kesotvcd, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to , the Cnairman s for bill able and impartial condud in the [ Chair. ' - Resolved, That these Resolutions be inserted in the Pub lic Papers... , - . , • 4 _ AMbunt advertised 20)0001. 3 per Cent. Consol. Money 0 . . to • . .C. %Om, o o Richard Nicholl, of . . Rose and Augustus'. Reigate, ' . toS o . Fuller . to 0 John Jackson, Broad. T• W. Nelson . .2 i b il . ,streetuildipgs • • tog o Lord Trignmauth, per Isaac Serra . Sawyer IS is Down and Co. too n and Spence to to Lieut. J. Crolts,of His '' 1 Thomas Whiphant so to M.S. Ship, Romney s S John Hollis of 'High. T. Nente, per Barclay Wycombe - 40 o and Co.. . to; o .' flionsas lloddington, John ileriot - • •2,1 o •• of Claptno - 1 0 5 0 1&. 11. '.istrsh, St. lohn!s Rutherford and Wag- Colles. , e.C4lllOridgC So 0 sjattF - . tos a Whitbread and Co. 500 0 Eyre and Strahan 3:o a Ed war d Sh aw -- - tc• to S. ltosanquet. jun. •to to John Hodges -•• 52 to B. Bosangurt s o to rhe Worsislpful Coin- • . • lamqs,Andersou ion. . pally of Goldsmiths, ' . Lamb's Co l tiduit. ' per Ti'io. Lane tOOO o .. 1 street - too 'o Nicholas Brown •5; to 41rs. Hemming, East, - So o i Aetc , ii - . .to o 4,reaves au,l Hall -, to; . o )linson and Co. 31 t o he Worshipful Corn. . - „ .1..1) f{ulne, m , ~ Custo" T r 3. Caine, do. . . lo o It. G. , ' • {{,any of Fishmongers .. House at o , by David TOose , join o air. G. T. Staunton, - i Rev. T. Newt:tame " - 5 s , Bart. • - • • •Ss to Etlw , OminaneY- '.' so; , o : Sir C. Moroi), Bart. los o Andrew . I larrison, ' . ; The Right I Inn. Lady Wigmore-street . . los' o, Ann Ilinglimn •- • f - - o • John Harriautvdo: - ' tos • 0. The Counta4sDowager W,.Chivers ...... ' Sy to - of Lucait . - ;0 0 fertnyDickens 25 0 Hopki ns an d 'Lincoln, Wright,W Mrs. Dsilwich too 'o Barbican . - too 0 T. Mustpratt • ' , to to - David Carle • too 0 R: , Ladbroke, Bu. . ifs. : 0 D av i t ( v owe l! _ los o I. Garnautt - • • to o Lord Chief I usticc 1I lt.11irchall; Net's! Bond- lenborough •• - to o street ' • -- ' to to Col, lay: „Morgan,' of Peter Frost. . ~, 21 o Southaanplotr. ,--. 20 o Smith and Travers , toy o Stephen Thorntdn, Row, Newby, Row, ' Brothers, • • and mitt Gaud - . . cos - 0 • Co. - . - 315 o ,IVilliain Power . - so o F.liz. Caidwin . 3-- 0 •George Lawman • —.3 o Robert Bal,:wits - .20 o C. Perchird - •so o The Right Hon. Lord Rev Henry: Poster . - . 5 5 Attics , - 300 o •'... tt. Banks, New I.YOy- - The Right Hon. the • ley'S'Vtrarellopso• :. to to •Speakerolthe House Flower andiMatnwar, of Commons •- tos 0 Ind, Chnicery-lane it 0 Walker and M'Clary zoo o ,i. Dehotil: • ~. . to to Theßussia Company coo o " lohn Deane -.. 25 '0 StepheinUrlS & Searles, • • Sir T. Claws, Bart. too o Oporto, by Seattle! Richard Parks - so 0. 1,4,0wne, Love-lane 100 'o • Maiowaring,Son;Chat- •• •• Lord be Dunstanville 305 a • ter i s ,, ao 4 'Co. . 210 o % kictl.. Th40111.1))911, .at Rich. Stonbewer - too a Martin and Co. - sac a I.srd Hawkesbury ." las o Nathan Solonions - roc a TheConiniissimed and Christ. and W. Lynch zt a other Odicers, La- John FeVi -, 21 o butilcl,s, .64c. .in the Rev. Edw. Hodgson s 5 'employ of the !lon. . Right Hon. Lord Eard the %Vest India Dock . • ley • - .. , - .. coo o • Company, at the Chas. Snell Chauncey, West India Docki, ' Thenhald's Road , to; o p - er - f..Strovee, Esq. 231 7 (ohn May .. . .tos a I. Broadwoodle Son ins Q Horton, Ilirkett, and .. . Meux and Co.. _ - coo. a . Winstanley • . sa to Randall and Son .. go 0 Mrs. I larriott - id to Chisman• and Hill . 21 o jalllo.6.Ktleit - Ito , 0 Lord Walsingliain - too o - Haynes and Kentish at 0 Wm. Bullock, South , B.Rouse, far the Hand Weald ,•• ss • to . ita Hand Fire (Mice, John Lutyeris . ,5.. 5 - , Bridge-srreat, Black, J. C. Pailarit - s 5 friars . ,Soo a Mrs. Pailarit. - 5 5 . john Wellfo . rd 21 o V'Tennant -• 52 to . Girs.AiloLKempertelftao o int. Marwick ' • . s• S • kitigh Powell , -- 5 3 3 ° Ulrkett, Fothcrgill, & . Tito. and Rob. Brown los o , Birkett - 21 '0 ' Charles Brumsdon ' to to Wells; Gilchrist, and Alexander Boswell, of • -NtiVilte - . 52 to. , ,Blackadder, N• B. .3a o ° T. Holland and Son $. o lames Lewis - to to Capt. 1. Boyle, Royal - Edor: Gale, Rccd, and '. . • 'Navy " - .. 5,0 -- Gale.. . . . . 52..t0 , Deari.anci Canons of Cylibrd 4lc Co. Castle,. ...Windsor 2lO 0 street , Long 'Ac re . 31 , 5 4. . ) B . le . Ed. Williams, Bart. • William Prest - 5 2 lo - otelittostWoott,near - Mts.' Prost. • , . P 10 • Bristol ' -- ,- ' Iva,. 0 , Freeman, Hanbory, & . . Lady Williams, of do., too o Co. . - Sc o 0 Hodsonis Bay Corn. P. Schemotrneyer iv , 52 to lat p n a e n s y Fair . lie - . 1:65... o Sam. Williams '.' 52 19 Subscriptions received by Bennett and White, at tits Bar of , ,this H0112e... _ - , . , -, , . _ DEFENCE OF OUR COUNTRY. At a very Numerous MEETING of the joint Vestry of the PARISHES Of ST. GILES in the FIELDS, and ST. G EORGEaBLOOMSBURY, held in the Vestry Room of St e Giles in the Fields, -on Tuesday the Day.of Aug. 1503, tlr. A LEX. - STE WA RT. thurchwiiden i in the Chair; It was Itesillaed Unanimously, . 'PHA this Vestry will ever feet an ardour equal to that Of. the most .tealous of His Majesty's most. Loyal and Patriotic Subjects, to encourage, p romote, and join in such Measures as may be most etredual f or chastisingnind renealing from our Natiee Land, an arrogant and ferocious Enemy, who insolently threatens to invade it, and involve its hitherto free and happy Inhabitants in the wretched Misery and Slavery with. winch that Enemy hat overwhelmed every Country and People where he has procured an entrance, ei- - ther by open hostility, or treacherous offers of fraternity-- both leading to the same fatal Goal I —And as the Legislature . : of our-country has nowpassed an Ael (which receivedithe Royal Assent on the zath.of luly,last) tar providing for ;he General . Defence arid Security ut the. Realm in case of Inva;. ' ,sion, this Vestry consider it to be their most incumbent duty , 'to forward the intentions of that Ail by every means in their power ; and that they cannot do so mote etleduallyahan by a slion explanation of what will be expedited , from the Inha bitants of these Parishes, in common with all their Fellow- Subjeels, in pursuance of it, in .order that a.prompt vornpli ;mei with its several Provisions may be carried into the fullest .etlai in these Parishes ; and an as to eneure,• with the - leaSt possible delay, what, under the present emergent circum stances. is the most desirable—the strong and ready means of completeDetenceandProteetionageinst Invasion and Plunder. In order to give facility and prnnotitude to these Means of ' Delence, the Committee appointed by this Vestry will .ars ' range a Plan.for the more easily and .quickly procuring. Re turns of Lists of the Persians who are liable to be called Upon in these Parishes to be " trained and exorcised," as intended - by the said Ae't and can never kfoubt e that,. in such a - Cause. • they wid be called upon in vain. Forms of Returns will be '• delivetedin a few days al the houses of the Inhabitants.— The AM his imposed a considerable weight of duty on the. Constables; but having required that they shall be aided and assisted in making out the.l..ists, as well as in other impoir taal matters, by the Ministers, Church Wardens, and other PataChial (Ifileers in every Parish, this Vestry fullt rely nn the exertions, as well of the Ministers and Churchwardens, as of those who are designated by the words" other Piro. chial Officeri," including the Sidesmen, Overseers of the Poor, and Colleaors of the Poor's Rate, in doing.their ut most, not only by assisting in making out the Notices to the Inhabitants, but hi procuring Returnecif the Lists , from them with as much dispatch as • possitile ;.and the Vestry, most earnestly exhort the Inhabitants in general to consider s , that as : all the People in this our Country are engaged in one. Common Cause, • they ought cheerfully and readily to concur. in, any, measurethat.may tend to save unnecessar) , tiouble to thbse whose peculiar duty it is to be instrumental in calling them ii.t6'aetion, tor the proteetion doss Pre s ervation frail ir. retrievable ruin ofTliemselves, their Relatives, their Friends, their,Neiglitioursi their Constitution, their Country, against an inveterate, a ranaeious, and desolating Enemy I an Enemy that has, and wilt continue., to set every Religious and Motel Principlei at nought, or make them bend to his cianvenience Of rapacity. • R cant vede • Thai the Thanks of this Vestry be given to the Church, wardens for their prompiitele iii causing this Meeting to be convened as soon as a Copy of the Ad could be obtained Irons the King's Printer. • . 'Resolved, That the Thanks'of this Vestry 'be given to those Inhabi t ante tif these Perishes who have takeneinuetivo part in adopt ing Measures for forming it V OilltqCef Corps,. . .AI I EX, , STEWART Chainn - an. Resolved, Thai the Thanks of this Vestry be given to the Chairnian, fpr his .great attention. to the .tusportant Business of this. Meeting. " NORFOLK. !? TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTTION, Girraway's Coitite,liouse, ,Change- Alley, L.ondnn, some Aitnc in the Month of September next, unless bdfore dis -! Owed of by Private - Contract (of — whit:li notice be -; given); .- • . • A Very DesitableAna --Valuable FIEETIOLI> &S TAT E, situate at Mctlawa,ld, in the County Of Nor on the Great Road froth. London to Lynn, between fork, r i antion and Strike . ,.'eomtriotilircal lector knolivn by the name or the Hall Fartni; andAnSisting of ~a capital Messuage, and ve r y co npmEtious Bunk. Stables, Granaries, Yards, Gar dens, and Orchards,' 'with 'Acies and z Rodds of inclosed Land .adjeinnig theref6;4od aig Acres,: 2 itOOtlii, s old 40 Perches of.open Fieltk - faand,:suitunnag aft: gether (by esti- . ;30 410, , and 2o,Percties. A SheL:p Walk to? :jot) 'Sheep ut UN Nlai64's Warren, a Fold Course, and outer : valtiable Coninion Rights belongb*Tto tiles:4'A Capital „ silage a wl' inithe open Fields, and,m the' Broad Com tnon Lands, within the. Parish ta: - .. Illethwold. The Lordship .ne MAP/void contains 13,15.0 . ' Aeres'of excellent Lind.; the Broadirommon ;alone contains upwards 4100 Acres. A :Bill is prepared, and application is intended to b 4 niadc to Parliament the next Sessions, for ant 4cl tti 1 naoss tilt Pitrisb, and it is sup Posed nw Lordihip In tho County woujd be tsro cluttive Of greater benetiCta ma, Vroprietors : oppo an . ttcira. s u re than Nlethwold would . ; anclA he above eapi Ca I Mcs'itiage is situated as to cominvici a most valuable allotin?...ir therent. The Estate is Lctt Oil I;e3se for 'seven years, whit:it expires ou the loth day of October next, when a,:tial cat) he given to the pureltaser, an‘l otir-thinl of the purchase.. , 11 .6, 1e y 1 , 13) , remain upon' Mort gage of the Estatd, if tigreeabic.- tOt he Purchaser. , Fora viaw el the E itatO, Apply to Mt. Sam . piln the tenant ; arid fOr further particulars, apply to Nlc-ssts. Long, and lnce, SoLcitors, Chancery-Line, London; or to Messrs. Warren and Churchnill,Solicitor; in U ppinghatn Rutland, who nave full autitor,ty to treat fur the Sale of the Estate by Private Co,tiaCt. • Just published', apd Dalt:4lCti to Alr. ItOI3IRT 13 L 0 0 NI- FlE1.1), A P.l-INIS anti CHLOE ; a 'Pastin3l- Novel lJ tiont the Greek of -Lotrgus price rest• beard:;. Sold by Verner end' Hood, PotAtry, acid and Co. stattunere.court, London. MR.-KEARSLEY, the Proq n rierrir i the elegant Po::ket Edition S AKS P E 'IR apqlogi6 for not published the Foiirth N tiatha so early as its P to pouts have tustiti:d the Public in expekilin,.; ; but %viten lie assures them that the disappaitittwor has arisen faun a desire of executing the Plates in a style Of very superior ex cellence, he Mists - they will not Complain of deLay, When it is his determination', it' po - ssible, to give theirs nut other cause of diss:itisladion. Instead, however, of publishing a Play'every Week, he must, 'frorn'this time, extend it' to a Fortnight, and, with this indulgence,- he hope's to. produce an Edition of Slink spe Ire, hitherto unexampled for beauty of Typography and i...l,)::riority of Engravingf ; 'he call I ikewir,e'assure his Stib. scris.:rs, that•he his every reason to think he shall , not be under th,t necessity of clairning.any,furtheriudulgeocnin it:- spect (St titne. Fleet-street s June to, Igo;;:'' * (1.2 r Each Play is embellished with twci Plates, price 38. KEAR:SLEY's !tO.:l . 1) HOOK. This Day um, pubijoed, with a Map, prim 7s. in . boardei, a nr.w Laition. muck ecklArged arid improved witha colluie ippogrAphica of the 'Cities,. Towns, Watering 1 - !6letta, chief Villagii;, Antiquities, Seats, &c,, of. TrEARSLEY's TRAVELLER's .TAIN I NG GUI DE "through Great Britain, or a Description of the Great Roads and principal Cross 12',:,.15, ► marking the distances of .places to and froth L0nd, , ,,, . I • from each other.- To which are added, u Descricron ot principal great Roads of ; dittiirent routes to ; aid : a Table of the times of High Water at new Arid Moon; the whol': forming a general Tour through Great Britain and Ire-taut. ' ' erinted for G`: Kearaley, Flect-street ;, Bell APIA lir3dlnte, Edinburgh ; and Reid, Giaagave ; Archer, - Corherr.ind Ddblin; Gore and Son, and Woodward; tiverpuni , ; Thoinpacal. Nlanchester ; Todd and Wolstenholinc, York; Simpson, Wolverhampton; and ali eitilcr botAtalltrb 1n Om ti tilted Kinidums. In the Presi, and speedily will be 0011:Ile& flandsomaly printed in Q Lino. , and itlnsiratot whit several , Em;ravings, Volume the Second; of N ACCOUN I' of TRAvF , :i.s 'into the INT TERIOR of SOUTIIERN ArliCA. 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