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ALL OFFICERS on the HALF PAY (;f the LAND a FORCES, resident in Great Britain and !Tel-ail:l,, who ,''-rlot serving in the Militia, of who do not hold Offices un - Covernment, are hereby requiall iminediatgly to.trarismit to the (;eneral Officers comenanding in the Distrids within tri r ch they respedivelyfesipresent r,,c' Age, past Services, and Plat.-- of Abode., m or lit• that their Services may he called 'tor s Circumstances Sit/11 render it-expedient And such a; think themselves, C! 1 ) Age or Infirmities, unfit for further Service, even ir, this v°taitry, ' are t o u4orripkry their 'Reports with Suflilient utichers of their and the CaLsei thZePf• • Such 0 iliCess or Half ar. are-serving in the-Militia, ore a re Otherwise employed untie!, Govern:lljg to ts.,:ct . of the ;minium and VOlunreertCorps Often tea, whose R'eports are ''`) be-made to the Generals corarnandingia- Districts as above_ m entioned), are ,to transmit similar Accounts to the Se...re tlrY'at War, specify/hie, also the Nature bi the titfolic Satia% i • -s which they possess; •' • b General Otticers commanding : in Df4t06,1., make ' k eturi:s to r . lie Secretary at War, of thc N'anies o- the Offkcrs ho snap report thernsel.Ves in pritsuanc'g or,t: the firie'No_ t ice:• AiNp every Officer who shalt nevleetto tnake hislt-e -rm ri, either to the Coa:ander of -a' District,' Or *lo 4 r3 , at War,according to the Circumstances liis*Situalion; One Month trom o tl4e'.Date-hereof, 'viii tN-umsioerect otte-rwi be strUck. se tt' . tlie H " Rlp alWay Y°R, or Eit A and 114 Name will List 'accordingly. • BY nIS MAJES'I'Y's COMMAND. • C. YORKE. PROCLAMATION. FOR PARDONING DESERTERS WAR OFFICE, .4ug. 4, t3o I. WHEREAS it has been, represented to THE KING, That . there are at thiS time se'veral PE s) titTERS •trorn thediflerent REGULAR CO:R PS in His N 1 A YD'su.tLybNy S E CI., who might be induced to return to theiran 0, tier o tin is 'Majesty's Gracious Pardon; and that such an Instance of His Royal Clemency would•have a / . -CETET , . doe Influence upon, : their future be- IV;r N • haviour; I - lis -Majesty has been gra- MN\ p u6TEI2. ciousiv pleased to grant His F . R. Z P A P.,i)( viNT to ail DF.S E RT E RSlrorn 1),..P0RD, Lt.NDFoRCEs, rvlio 0 )Fl"R • D sticrencier theniseivch, on or be- Utl c 2.441 0 , H. Ibre the 1 : oth Day of SE PT EMBEg. neXt. e u, T 9 the :Commanding 0 dicer of any 41. 0 . 4 1 N G HA M. or to any of the Superin. StrO'- ‘; '"„,. 4 C:HA NI. tending Field Otllcers of the Re. R V. Servite, staticim are Tnentioned in the Margin hereo:. or Vic) 1 1 ,. • to the Inspeelos : :General of the Re. r~E.. • mains , Service in the Isle of Wight. E tf-T A Such Deserters, if Able-bodied Men - and fit for Service; shall.be,sent to the C'UGH, Regiment; from which they respec. 413 F -04 "W • tively drserted, or he appointed to • • INvt", N. such Regiments as Ills MAJESTY 4 tSS. mar be pleased to cornmar ; and 13,!;:,;, teiong - . w j in i . !p placed, shall not be liable to . - i;tried by any other t.7.0r05 - to which they rnay'formerly A Nts WILERE.A3 -many of the said Deserters may have En -3471'4i-11 ot'ler - ReguLar Corps,: and art now serving therein, • • ciouSly pleased to extend to such Deserter* ti 4 .ler.V 43 gr a lelleneilt of ails Pardon v ancrto'ilired, that they shall =- nue 'to serve in the Cosps. wherein they now are, without . i'eing rimier the N esstty •ef• declaring themScives-Deserters shorts entitle theta t.) the tlenefir of this PardOn : anti , they- shall not be liable, at ar,;.• future•time • to- bz claimed by Pr :Regiments in whic,ll they f2rnierly served: But this Clause idiot to extend to Des'lters ; -enlisted. by 'the Corps raising . b ilecr , u i.ls. for •genea'aJ.'",Selviet.;; Deserters are only . to !-I..lleir P6rdon, on clecli . ring thernselve stw sonic orliwshc4l2hßt t eg b i b n e le 's n u t t . ll; fer : re ' l , Any C Tao r wtos :n'tarcirtert a fter . these - Ht s .M . .9.rS"r Y's tlfe a b o 7v s e--p' 4 te ,n*n,s are . ,rn.tdePtibli&, shill not "eincli..%cted in Sefaitl f . v'.' °ll, hut - be - piooteded 'against with the utrao:: • BY COMMAND. c.YORKE VOUSE, , tbree -minutes walk. ._of. the 'Coanze, wielyTivo o - r Rooms upon a Floor': APOy.tp Mr, jai; 4t - .6 Old Btoad T street. , • • •• Ain TO A . DV*.A NC E . •\AT, l IMLNS Mritis#:"LaciieS ,;111(1 - Gentlemen fre-, drer great]L4tuni4ty inconvenience . for want th m , - r7 T:4, some respecialyle c . hannel thru;,:,h sy hose medium • . 114 - cra'ile , ".‘oimitfodated with temporary cr pqrrrullipt . •Is.ot•Arnitev : -all-persons in: . pos-session of Incomes Arts ng4roni Leaseholii Estates, in Land the Ftinds, I:.mt Al-arriire*e. Set-. Ci,:,...,'' 5 ;• - W.'mlo):v3' . ..tointtires., 'Annuities, Parent Places, r 1 , 1141 ''s Livings; br linv• ot Cert.iiii Income } fi t „ 34 1 1 Ptibd. wit h temporary or . -permaneut Sums of. A - • fo r 6, 4 , r1 ,1' ' , Mount, by parkng an adequate Annuity Itael - ci tptio ti. -41 „ 1, !, with I)4wer to. 'return the principal at their 0v,.11 till ok, rsonal • applications , will be received ev,-..ry nut , or Cou nt " c ' t iuk ' • ers from Correpondents, in Town . ' answered. Address t NI Great s . l U'rs‘ I larris 'and' Co. at th , ..ir House, No. . az,' • ,-••• bat no 'letters will be ao ln i tte . i ; , 7L , reet, L.:Jar:rig-cross , • "lest Poet-1 raid. r , • TO 13E, SOLD; til. R LEASE of a most- Desirable Genteel 1-10111;E, in the Circle' of a tespe&abie sittlate on the verge o i a iural pleasant Grecn, tu o -MI of . ad the Bath-Ro, and tour frbtn tVindsor. . 11 4 Pf erniaes - n,..ve bacivrecently repaired and Atte& up, and tit tOr t h e iininediate accomModation of a gentcel Family. .iti t e p ra( i ,ro l 9 o,l \ l ,7..: ) .n. ith ia a iris a commodiouS I)ra wing-room, E at- ROw. whitlow, 'a Breakfast-Tao:114 sits 1501 a nd st.iltmle Itjoins for Servantst • The OfliFes lltidm r a, a gOciti •"e -stall tZbl e; a Coach-house, and other calLnlateri :or a Marl of Fashion, or a Sportsman. i:ropped, and bOnntif::l ; ., the al Ks are beauti fu I; and dry mail st. asons, and ne tidlipa:vet ; to4e;ntr„with an exceeding: : good Orchard, and Ati l i cl p,lddck, the produc e remar k a bl e ; • refreshed by Springs. Ki i .', o l)ly : the ] - louse and Offices with finest Water in itt o I !sttain. .•( " t. vieWicd•bv Tickets only, and 'further information IVa , I,,atiol`l •to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, of the. Least .may be aceomnyedated with. Qs • 'Furniture, at a fair A pprarsement, with itninediate se4sioi l .-• Ntiri,' A heelthy Sporting C ount ry, and plenty• of Game, it&d.s seasons. • ,MUST EXTRAOR,III!;dARY CURE.-BY 7DR-; tl- MIAL:A - ANTISCOR : BUTIC - DROPS. . . . , • itt , lAM* COVE, Kings Magazzne Yar-d i 247 j • Purtieet, Essex-.--this unhappy man was, from being 1 1 1 1 i nto_dainp.sheets, suddenly seiz e d. w i t h a v i o l ent F ever , the use'oi ins limbs entirely gone'; his. body was covered turni. Lage.vviiite blisters, full o f matter, attended ; with- such 4 n r eing heat, a s TO al most him of his senses;- his le;_a No thigh s swelled and peeled, as if dropsial, and all the fingers And toes came entirely Otl.;, had a violent b e 4 git3 , was at by DK.' Fordyce, several otheremi a deb. ..ientiemen, who all gave hirn over, declaring he was in only one Paker hijy4 Mt:. C;ohtitlgAle,iicinal .WareNitite,•No..4.l; Conn -0,,.f.',66t1r4es 4s ; . 6d. or seveu bottles at tt, 76. duty - to i er, • Tg b . had - also at Mr. Figgis's, Druggist, RUM- V Mr. Stilitlw Putfiett ; and . rmt retptctablt t'ountry s . x lltri' in the Kingdom, The CROWNINN, , SLOUG By Mr. KIYIRERLEY.,_ TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE C(INTRACT, LL that Capitql FREEHOLD p;sTAT'F., r,called; or knowb by - the name:ot:the CROWN - INN ; one of the best establistull Houses for a ccrt„iiiity .of Business on the Great Bath Road, now in full Tt.ide. - The well known accommod ation at ties • has been t:cgular,- en , l continues so, to thZ great ,ti's'faction of iie 1 u blie. The advantageous sitm.lion of tne:c Prerinsts is luost. desirable, being within one-nni. of Eton College, a:;‘1 two horn the Royal Palace. "Ulm rowli o, Windsor, the ,, Parks, and'the River 1 - .lcinics, i.ottiier with the surrounding,Noblenien and Gentlerm:ii'a.Seats'on nitic.ll admired Con try, will alwa) s ei.stire 'I rade. The /louse and.Pflices arc con, Venient, quite Wiinni itself, and not snbje't to any inconve nience ; properly 4.laptcAl,am , ilie stra- Neili,, being only Ta'elity Miles nom London. The Pre - mises nave bee4i rtituity titted Alp .and repaired ; and are served with execedinb fine Weter. The Stables will contain bet siren S.avPrity and tint v Horses; with Lotts, 'a Granary, and Coach-house, -with other convenient tittitaitiga and, at a small expense, there niU.;bt be made the 'best Tap-house upon the Road,-, worth toot, per Ann, Separate, and more ,:onvenient for that purpose, and what has been limg wanted, as an addition to this lon, .a Warehoni-4 as welt for an.ac , commodation to the Tap, as to Passengers, and the Nci),;ll - the back of the: above-Mentioned. Prem:ses; immediately adjoining, are excellent Kitcheu Gardens, fuliy planted with choice Fruit Trees, end the Pleasure Ground remarkably well fert(ed, inertly-with Brick Walls, and an . elevated Summer Room, witka Gazzeebo, - which commands a pleaain6 • Vievf.of •WincNor Custle, .Eton :College, and Auer - rich - objects ' • in a sociatrespcctable'neighbonrhood, not ' t<> be equalled. At the end adjoining to the Inn, is a FREE , I-101,111W EL L LNG-HOUSE, - With.Otfiet's - , and a Yard whi is. will. be included in. the:purchase, aud • might be con vetted to the use of t the Inn, it required. ' Punnet F.Oicu ars and Terms, by • aPplication to Mr. 1 . , Kimberley, - SuriFeyor of EStite,i; Appraise: and Aucuioneer, THE RICH VALE OF CIPPENHAM. TO BE'OLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AMost , Des:fabk - FRE•E HOLD , ES TA TE,- situate near the Twenty . -thir:l Mile-stone on the great btli Road, within three miles of Windsor, in a rural, plea sant .Viil4,o ; in 'the County of Bucks;* 'comprising' a :Resi dence, With every Accominodation for .a genteel Family„. Stabli.s, a elOuble CoaC&hOW;e,- Plcastlre -Grotind,- Gardtn, two beautiful Orehards, a Meadow, and one Field - of Arable adjoi;ling; in the- whole about..2o Acres, now in the occupa- non of a -Gentleman, wile s- I'ensirr of ~i iii. Also ad , oining, and, belonging to tile above-mentioned Estare, a i;apital: FREE HO I. P FA RM, • abOu t Two Hun 'tired 'Acres ; rite Crops this, and every year,-superior to most Counties in the Kingdom. . 'This singularly - pleasant TertSTe traa of Ladd; 'may - he truly called. the Garden of 'Eden, and allowed tu. be in -the cited:: at the first Resp . edability. At en easy distance from the Tha mes. ac'compar.i4.hy the c: uehrated:TA plow:and • Tlerisor Hills, Woods and Groves ; in a - fihe, cheariui, Sport ing COunty, not subject to any . inconvafience whatevdr..";he Roads in every..direction remarkably good in all - seasons, and. Pletity °;Game. -Fartil is lett to in 'lintleni;ible Tenirtt on Lease, abuUt 13 years of which are Unexpired. -The'whote 'of the' Premises:',have undergone' considerable Improvements and Repairs, and are plentifully: supplied . with the fineSt Water in the Kingdom. Further :Particulars arli — TZtilitrby application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of estates, Appraiser, and Audioneer, No . . i&c,;.vPiecadifiy. ZobeTt M I C ice, to .h More,' Q 1 nage-tiouse , , Vica4 dle, W rite( 1e Volume, mit of the to both fully ex . fl ost 511.7. clies for the 'endant 013 .t V enerf 1 Disease, re, from 4 :TO‘ Discourse iness inci ct bq a so. Parents, :ndvtluca irtieniarlY variety o, pies ha 4 treatise 0 0 :onsurup.- stages o' fis of 4.71. and th' Battlers sed to the. tram 'h.,ar er 'of ozhet,, to . titolv aviug of a ans:ol Led. the. lo to , vai;;; , forf.i of , ripe r ition, scrigusli in " pc' i rror tflel urius to P sure lath: Ws' ; amt 3?/ &L. IP n:rica. :IGF I ' It to j ,.. f It a lter' tadic3to brig, i :(2 00;,, 5 T A". ,too, b' lls, , ant e at ecY, t4e lr c ourse ;ti.ng of. ?radio' , Steers' Lc Per i box es :in. pi the:ll^ with , Ne ° , odic- FRIDAY; AUGUST 28, 1801. • COUNTY or SOUTHAMPTO ' N. By Mr. KIMBERLEY. 'TO BE• SOLD, . • (\ATE of the .CotTiple . tpei FREEHOLD SPORT IINTG COTT.A.G ES do the Kingdom, situate on a pleasing iitninence. coffin - landing' rich Views and . Objeds, ON cr a beautiful inclo i sed Country. In three . points forms an AnThitheatre ; the front bounded by that excellent Common called HAL F.LEY HEATH; within a quarter of a mile of Hartley Row.; ari;easyillittance from:Hartfoict Bridge, adjoin ing two Roads, the one leading to Basingstoke (about nine miles), the other to Reading (1,2 miles), and 36 train London. llliis'shYgulhiiy diy fliklthy spot,' ad wet l'Enbiim for. the p res e r v a ti on o t the most delicate constitutions,, and other concomitants, exceeds the description of any advertisement, and is allowed to !be the best—ram - of -this• Island tin Walks and Rides, in every diredion, with every aqvantage. After twelve hours rain, in ton minutes is as xqva'r and free from damps and vapours, as the tno;A brilliant Drawing-room ; in tlnt-inappy circle of a social,,rewedable. Neighbdurhuod.. lyiViip an easy c4tance of a - capital statina`PaCk "of Fox-, hotin and Spprts men'. equal to the pl. sate. The Conn; try Nvltii ,ind well supplied with alt the ectrlifortal)le Necesiaiiies"- of;Life„ in all V.ea.ions, with the fittest Water in the Cchinitry. : , The Ilottse,' trne . Cottage style, dias been . recently •: (the gre,..tvr part) new built, improved,,,and -repaired,. at a , conskWanleexpence, with the best Materials, and s.k.orkman stliii,.4q4.2l; .fitted ,up,,,00 ia,equipped with Fixtures add Ac conimodnioni Or the immediate reception or a small genteel, -Fain i I coniprisingta itheattiti - Eating-roorn ;.a tire2l;.f4t Parlour, with two Closets ;Jiff= best Bed-coo_ins, and two for Servants. The Orfices - att complete; cOnsisting,of aer • wants' Hall ;• a .conttn:ent Kitchen, with a wind-up. Range, &c. an Oven,' a Vcippertliat will Oress - a - i-Lint brZuttock ot Beet, and a Stewing Stove, fixt-A7 The Scullery and Wash hoese` a&ipiti g, with a • Copps.tr-pxcA r and i ,,lok T adett Sink; ;std Water at Juno plenty, With a good Cellar. Uetaciied is a nem Drarv\4o4. Pantry an cacAlient Three4s6ll Stable, and othey,Buildir,,l for Poultry; Dogs, Yips, and Firing. A k„oo.(1 ic c hen Giant, well uI IY Cr6ppOtl The p rea wrg,Groutti ,is neat and not expensive. bordered with vc-r -gre,4ki and flowering Shrtib t Together 'with a small piece of rich asuin% djoining. .an extensive_ Co rn .no., T rD4r, with an um:mired Right. -M a y h e s iewed by 1 ickets..hnels turthet.P",articti tars known, by applicalion to Mr. Kim Surveyor of Estates,. • praiser, and A udioneci, /0 - any•partpCtlic , kirfgcknii,: No. roe, . , • N. B.: - The Purchuer - tray. be abcorrim , d;ited with the fixtures and Furnitute, which is proocrly adapted fur tit.: cinerent Apartments, -, vith immediate ijoss,lssion. NEW PUBLICATIONS. The following Valuable ROOKS. were, during the. fist Winter, printed for T. CAD LL, Jan. and W. DAyi ES, in the, Strdnd. ' - AGYPTIACA ; or Observations - on certain Antiquities of Egypt:: By I. Wl4l E, D . D. Pro . - fessor.of , Arabic in the University of Oxford, e.:c. ele gantly. printed in Quarto, and iilustrated by Engkavings. 11. "Ls. in boards.' - • - • . • - 11. • An ACCOUNT of TRAVELS into the INTERIOR of SOUTHERN AFRICA, in ,the Years 1797 and 170. In cluding cursory Observations on the. Geology and 'Geography of the Southern Part of that Conlinent ; the Natural His tory of such ObjeeH us occurred in the Animal, - Vegetable, and Mineral Kingdoms; :4nd Sketches of• Me Physical and Moral Charaders of the various l'ribes of Inhabitants sur rounding the'Settlement of the Cape; of. Good Hope: To which is annexed, a Description of the present State, Popu lation •and Produce Of that-extensive Colony. With a Map constructed entirely from adual Observations, made in . the Course of the Travels. By . 10T-IN BARROW, late Secre tary tirthe Earl of Macartney, and Auditor General of Public Accounts . at the Cape of Good Hope. 4to. it. 'as. in boards. A.TOUR in MONMOUTHSHIRE. By WILLIAM COX E, M.A. F.R.S - . ltedor of BemertOn. Il lustrated with a Mai, of the County, and with lingraVings from 'the Drawings of Sir .Richard Hoare, Bart. by Byrne, and other eminont . ArtiSts, Giound Plots of Castles, Plans Of'ancient Erkampnients, &c. Elegantly printed in a vols. 4t0.-4.1. 4S. in bonicts., •ANTIQUITIES, Historical, Architeaural, Chorogra- , phicaf,..and Itinerary, in N °TT' NG HA S llt E and the adjaenveonnties i Part the First, comprising the Ilis•ories of Sonthl,vcil (the Ad.Pontern;, and of . Newark (the Sicilia cester -of the RO:naris); interspersed with Biokiapiiical Sketthes,• By WI EI...IASNI CEINSON, ESq. Elegantly Frinted in Quarto, with a I) , )rtratt of the Author, and DU iiierobg other Engravings, Nice 14.5. in boards. ** 41, A few Copies are printed On Royal raper, with early I inpre..;siOns of :the Plates,- price ;1. Is. in boards. V. A SURVEY of the sTg tN.GTFIand OPULENCE of C; EAT BRITAIN': 'Wherein is shown the -Progress of its Cunu - neree, Agriculture; Popuhtion, &c. before Since ' tlie* - A6:'ession of the House ot .--lanover. By: the Rev. Dr. CLA RICE, Secretary for the Liorary, ex. to 'His Royal Iliglniess the Prince of Witless Vi ith o`)servatipris by Dean 'ucl-r, and David ;futile, Eso. in a Correspondence with Lord Kairn6s, 'now first publistied. Evo. 55., in -boards. , • . • VI. A Sesc:ynd Pilrt of the HISTORY of the ANGLO_ SA X(.).•:S, :in 2 Vll4. Svo. concluding their Civil History. 13y Ski.,cußiiElt, F.A S. tbs. in boards. TO . BE SOLD, THE LEASE 'of all those VALUABLE PRE . MISE S,' the LIME WORKS ; advantageously situate on the B2.liks'of-theRIVER LEA, near BOW-BRIDGE, in the County of 'Essex, within three miles of the Mettopo !is ; together wit]) every convenience for carqing on , that business, and the C oa l T ra d e disci,' to a considerable extent.' It is a - most tlefirabie.spot, with' :a Wharf, anal a capital Lime Kiln, that makes upon an average, g 6 H u ndr e d p e r Week ;_ the .profit of which is aseertained to a certainty, without any difficulty whatever. Tne Premises .cortiprize.a convenient -Family House ; cen sisting•of two good Pariours,..a COrtptiog-house, four Bed- • cliimbers, and 'a Dressing Room on' the First Flbot, and suitable Bed-roolina 'for Servants-; a good Kitchen,' Fanny, Wash , house,.. and Dry Cellars ; the front Court inclosed by Palisades ; a small Flower... Garden, - Drying Ground, and Kitchen Gardens. • Also TWO COTTAGES; Stables-for Sixteen . •Hotsys, a good G r. - thary end' Lofts - over, - with thorny . Sheds; and other useful Buildingi, properly adagted.fot both the Lifne; and Coal Business, equatto an exteirsi4e Trade:, Likewise theLEl:rsES . olTWO•Desitabit•tAßMS, now: in high Cultivatiori,. ph;asaiitly situate' near• Grays, in the I:6l!nty aforesa:d ; cornpri;ing a good D'ivettitig-house ; Offices , and•Colivev.ieri'cies for the concluet df rho 'A eresrof most excellent - NlzadoW and Arable Lehd; together with an ileithaustible Ciaalk - Pit ,upc4 tl i o Preinises, - now in -full wo rk, with a wh;srl upon the Creek, neatly comiguous to the 'Ri'ver Thames, for ecriiieying product of 1 nrns.by Water Carriage.-1 Further PartieulayS and Teirris, with a Plan,of the Lime , Woiks, &c. may be seen by aililication to Mr. X.Lnberley, Surveyor of LStateE, and - Autloutzl:,,No. 16,4 Piccactillx, VII. The HISTORY of FRANCE, Civil and Military, Ec cle.iastical, Political, Literary, Commercial, &c. &c. from rlie tune of its Conquest by Clovis,- A.D. 486. By Al-EX. 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