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CO LiTRY . NE;1:-. DRISTOL, SEPT. 2. , , AutOmn rTair commenced on :Tuesday last, at which the back c7-Ittle that w,e're,in: good condi, 'tion sold tolerably Well, and others buy low ; many. \t err driven oil sl , ,ew of .forties was but indiWeient, and very few good , one - s among harthem. f lie vest is is nearly finished in the neighbouring counties, and. the fine weather has enabled the fitrmets to 'secure their pl'eniiful crops in the,best ;order. , The prices likewise continue universally .to ileelitie.H-The seasonable rain which ,Qll List night . and this iwlrniog. in - and qbaut this city, must be of • singular setv ice to vegetation in general, and par.. iitularly,to the "'aftetgras. A correspondent ...informs .us, that wheat has' fallen at Oakhtmpton from One guinea'to nine sliil ling; a hold, Winchester measure. The best kidneyipotatoes are so plentiful inHert- ; fordshire, Oat they are selling at,. one shilling bushel, and. the cornmon sort at ten-pence, and the' super-abundant drops of wheat ifigd -whet. corn, are welt got in. - • of PlaiStreet, Taunton, on Wed nesday gave public notice ,to the-inhabitants of that ,town, that as he found the farmers were still.un. ,willing to bring their corn to a {air and open market, at 4i-reasonable price, he would endeavour to supply ''- them wi:h wheat, as far as in his Tower, on Tues. ;day next, at nine shilling§^ per bushel. :This is a noble example, and we -wish have, many imitators. EXETER, SEPT; 2. • • • Tuesday \ s.-fnnight_ -was executeilat Bodmin, for .ery, pursuant to his sentence" at the last assize -re, Riehatd Andrewti, alias - RoWe, fortherly :11-I,naSter at Pi-elies„ in the county of COrn a ;l4-1 lately a sclyibl-trtirster in th'e nary; . .The enlle;tvQors .of - . the - worths- duis,l'ain enabled Inn Ur i -ate tnan ineet, with 'becoming fotti i fete ; :::1,1,he - earl , estty entrear,ed the spPc to qhserv , .: 'with wh - ikt ,calmiless a Christian A %IS, • , a fn TgC h';(1 he - - . a.sc,ba' u‘all, a • - ... . - --:'-' , •'' the. kw' . ---- tiR, , . .. .. 4 4 04 - ,d ;. • _ A.- '. Z r >N'''' * Ct 1 .:: • If .. . , . :-, ~:.' 11S;',1:1 , • , '. i-- ; 'rile UR 70 US N in . 'UR AL PRCDGCTICSN. follo'.ring acconht: of a Stone,. found v'irl' :In accurate likeness of'Lovis XVI. is a cir::nlatibn at Vie.nna, Berlin, and Munich, d.i.cription• of .this phenomenon, .I', wit% the inflated and false Sublime, we translate faithfully : " At a -mozent when tine minds Of all men. are occupied with the extraordiary events which- -have sprung from the French Revo,lution, it will . be 're garded as not a' little astonishing, that Nature, whose laws are immutable, and independent of hu. man caprice, should have _produced . and- preserved in.a labratior, I—and in Russia, the precious image of the unforu , late Monarch who .has been its must - august . The* profile of Louts very `exadly designed in this stone. .'the head sur mounted bia pomegranate-coloured Crown, with a 'rainbow border and a small white plume, is of the finest blue, upon a ground of grsen ;old, and streak ed with lively colours, which art would in vain at: tempt- to imitate. " One'lnight be led to think_ that Mature, .by tracing in so, striking a manyer the image of this ' N good KitT.-, , in the , Empire of Russia , had fore seen that 'the• - c.Tovernment of that Country would ore day be , the strongest 'support of his Family, and el ; - • fiezciously . co-operate both in avenging his misfor tunt:',* anti in saving Europe. - It might :also be se. ; , T) .that in employing blue and - gold to form 'i•keness of this immortal viaim, Nature -in-. tended to represent the purity of his.amiabLe mind. This head , may be easily fitted '.to the collet of , a and serve to decorate a. -great Prince, -or. embellish the most curious collettioiL If there be a' • treasure which is'7 above .all price, we may safely affirm th. , t it is the present ; as .most undoubtedly the .whole-bowels of the globe may be ransacked, without cliscoveling that Nature has a second time employed 'herself with so much precision and dor, tiPon: an objeft so interesting in every point , of view. -- • "• Comte de RoßAssomß, late in the service of Russia,' in whose pOisessior , it 'is, offers it at thil rnornt-:;t' for rc,ooo fouis-d'Ors. The time , •pe r. • ',haps, is not .v,ery distani, when this astonishing phenomenon will' acquire ,all its value, bY contri -I,uting procure some moments of 'consolation to, the an fist Family. •of tn.fortunate Prince, the remembrance of ‘ . .vho-e v trtues and misfortunes will 43e transmitted to the latest posterity. . • - " Franiprt;on2thi-N/ein, • • Aug. ii, 17992.' • Coroner's Inquest was held on the Body.woman, . of a young woan, aged' 19, servant to Mr. Fend n, of the New-road, Mary-le-bcne, who Veb_ terday se'nnight drowned herself in the New River. It appeared that on the preceding day she had sLinie word's u ith a fellow servant, and was observed to be very melaricholy. On Friday morning she was seen walking by the , side of the New Rivet, apparently it! a very disturbed state of mind; at that .titne she,ha& " Sterne's Sentimental Journey" in her hand, which -. she - .wziS reeding. .the persons who saw and kincw • her, asked her , if she going to drown herself ? •She answeredin negativ e; upon which they left her.' In a short time afterwards, she was seen to throw herself into the AVater ; assistance, was immediately • procured, .an, ,after searchinr- s 'conje time, the body ' was cliscoverea : every means was used to resiore sus_ pended animation, bat without effea. , She had been ' Tinder Water about half an hour. It was generally supposed that her head was affected, in consequence , of a.eure iv - hich'a Quack Donor had undertaken to pesform, some time - since, of a cancer in her face ; • .and, from the Medicines he administer - ell, the disor der flew, to the brain. After a minute investigation, the C6riniers Jury found a verdia of Lunacy. LONDON z Printed b; At the SUN.OFyIGE, AGRICULTURAL . 'FIREIt‘TIUMS: , THE. spirited exertions .of the Gentlemen of the East Riding-of York%hire,' together with .the eon.: tribUtions of those Gentlemen who have' property there-, but who do not, perhaps, attend on those oc-• casions,' and who on that account had before never been solicited,, having this year produced a very large subscription, the show of Cattle was propor ti.mate; Mr. DENISO'N, of Kiinwick, was ,the Steward of the 4w. TATTON SYKEs; Esq. -whose jU,lgment in sheep is acknowledged, - was - the- Trier of the sheep stock. Mesi. WRIGHT and JoHN HALL, sArte.the Judges Of all the other stock tiro duced. After a very minute inspection, the win ners were declared tO•be , as follow' Best Shearling Tup i - rom any part of. England, Mr. Wright - • • - to to Rest ditto, bred in the East Riding, ,Mr. Cross - to' to Best year-oldA3ull bred in iliac), .1 1 / 4 fr. Ward • - - 8 8 Secor.d begat ditto, bred in ditto, Mr. Coates - • - 6 6 Tlhr.l ikst_ditto, bred in ditto, Air. Ward 5 3 l'onali best ditto, bredin ditto, Mr. Marshall - - 4 4 l' fifth best ditto, bred indittc.i„ . ditto - e.. _ 2 2 Best mo-year old Heifer bred in ditto, ditto - - 3 / Ser..;ond het ditto,• bred in ditt:o; Mr. Outram - - 3 3 Third best ditto, bred in ditto,' _Mr. Philips - a.' a Best Boar bre'd in ditto Mr. Robinson - - - - 3 3 the Leicestershire bieed of sheep was decidedly the favourite . sort, and numbers were. lett for the ensuing season at high p► ices: Mr. Hall, of Scar borouh, slie . wt - td some very capital ewes, both as to breed, condition, shape, and fleece. .The Prize Boar was-of the Leicestershire breed, snip ' POOLE, SEPT. 3 Arrivatl—the Union, Croft; Harriet, Sabbin ; Earl Speil eo; 'Fisher ; Industry, Clements;- NVilli -Cat hurine, Pratt ; . Cornitlercc, BrintOn•;. Love arid. Piti ;y; :Cavpenter,. and raitstone,, Bishop, 'froin Nev4Upd . lavid ; K 0.; ;.. is June; Strolid, firnit:Liverp6i.;l. _ • . , • - Sailed—the - Salacia, jorklibtaltiir ; BldsSing, Wills, anti Ann, Jones, for 'Loudon; and 131'ot:hers, Whiffle, .fin - Lymington. . • GEA:VESEND, Passect by—the Stanly, , from Nevis ; Rose; Barron, from Grenadl; Renedgshe, froiri. Demerara ; F.arl of Wycombe, Taylor; from 14maicrt ; Signora Rosin a, Wehb„ from Madcb : a ; and :Washington, from Leghorn. Sailed-;-The Hope; Seutt, for Sarinain ;. New ErWagiii4, -,----, for Dieppe ;.and Nancy, for:Newfoundland, ,MARRIE • •D. . , Mn Thittsday. the nth ult. ,at Bramham,in .Yorkshire,. the keit. lanies•Drake, 'A. M: to Miss Caroline - AsShetoh., third trauglitet'of the late Rev. Richard.Assiteton, Waiden'of Manchester. ' On the 3d inst. at Newnh7.m Paddock, WirwickThire,* by special license, Lord Tara, of Beliinter, in the Csolinfy of- Meath, 'lreland; to. Miss Powys,.. scowl daughter tIY. thc.y. mas Jett Powy . s., Esq. of Berwick-House, in the Cousty,of Satop. - • .PtIBLVC OF.bIOE, 1-GARDEN:.-GARDE:N. . . Y.F.STERDA . Y were re-exatninztl - before-Vi Lit - T6NN TuiyroN,_ Esqrs.. several men and women, charged on - sirspieitin of 'robbing the house of the Rev. Mr - . JouN.EvANS, 'of Cierken. well dose, on S;.inc - lay the 23d-ult. of a number 'of' valliable . articles, the -labour of several years col le4lini in coins and' medals of antignitY,, in .ntimber.i. upwards of zooO ; hank, notes and gold. to, the amount of upwards of 16i. - besides great quantity of - trinkets, plate and wearing apparel. On .the.day of the robbery 'Mr.. Evans was in he country, Upoh - duty. 'Mrs.. Evans went to Lurek:service . on . that clay ; not keeping a constant servant; setured the house doom and- back plases ‘; returned' home in the evening, went, to bed- as usual ; the•folloWing morning discovered her loss ; suspecting a woman :who' had worked for her, to keep her house in proper order, whet - knew.every recess in it, and living adjoining to it, was sup posed that'she suggested the robbery to s , orne of her imtnediaieconnettions, particularly her -own nephew. of 'the name,of 'Joseph Rogers,- by, buijness'.a gla the complaint of the robbery being at that is tarried to the ()dice, theOlEcers apprehendeti set eraf 'persons. Rogers being . closely ,allied to the Aunt, he was in :the first instance committed to the Hou'se 'of CoireEtion,.in a'celi facing to ano ther - occupied", by a young man under : sentence,cf Court for bigamy, where between the gratings they entered into conversation as, to, the nature . of • their COnfinernelits, when .Rogers told this person he was brought there for a Crack,. meaning; breaking into a house, Co whom he-disclosed .the whole proceed_ ings, and to. whom the property was sold, ,none of which_property was .. traced ; bui from a hand kerchief found in the possession'of the aunt of Ro gers, being owned by Mrs. Evans, and the colla teral evidence of the bigamist, they were both fully • committed for trial. Other person's' suspeaed to be conneCted with, them were detained fot another hearing, particular-- -,IY a nlan of .the napie of Frank Wilk!, a printer, who said he lived in Shoe-lane, but could, not proVe -- that he had a regular settled place at Any given time. SPORTING INT E.I.,LIGTNCEp: ECTIAM. TIMP.SDAT, SEPT. I. The Ladies' Plate of Fifty Pounds,ifor three and four year- olds.TlAio-ntile Heats. Mr. Dura,nd's ch. c: Sir Sidney, 4-yrs old, Bst. 121 b. z Air: Frogley's,br. f. 3 yrs old, 6st. c rib. - 2 2, Mr. Budd's b. h. Dotterel, 3 yrs old, 7st. 41b. Mf. Sadler'S Pyrrhus, 3 yrs old, 7st. 61b. - 3 3 . 4 4 CpNCRETE LEMON, JUICE: Mr. COXWELL ) of — l:en:plc-Ear, hating bedn given to understand that some other Acid has been :,old for Concrete Lemon Juice; feels it ne cessary to observe, that he is permitted to r,efer to the highest Authorities in this Kingdona, for the purity of that prepared by himself; and he trusts that the precaution of signing every _Package witiThis name, and'in his own hand-writing, afford' sufficient security agains't imposition to tliose. who shall ,be desirous tb-rnake use of this eonve. nient and elegant preparation. On Monday evening 'lva we find, in addition to that excellent Pdritomime the Eclipse, or Harlequin in China, at the Royal Circus, Si. George's Fields, will, be performed positively 6r. the last time, the. very popular piece,of Rinaldp - Rinaldini, or the SeCret t\yengccs ;. Rinaldo, by Mr. 'Bologna,. Jun. arid Aurelia, by the young Lady who was so flatteringly receiv_ed .on Monday last; and on. Tuesday the Bth inst. for the last, time but six, the Fire King. I'ItICE 0 P ,YES 1 RDAY. Rank Stock s ' Nary .s• per Cent. 95 1 ; per Cent.•l79l, shur i nib i , per Cent., 4 per Cent. COD. 8014 per Cent. Red. shut • 3 pc.% Cott. C on. 64 54 6oi Ditto Scrip llapk ronkAnn. 181 11-16 Ditto Short Ann. • Ditto'Scriv India Stock Exchequer New ditto Lottery Tickets • - • Irish - ditto: • (thulium 8? 9 . • Inver. 3 per Ccht. 59i4A .Ditto Ant). Bank For Account India for May ' ConsOls for,d4ober COLIPSF,- OF k.VCIIIINqE. FRIDAY, SEIT. 4. • • liamburgli - 31 9 „2'llS. Venice. • Alsona - - 31 io 24 us. Lisbon Leghorn - 54 Oporto • ' Naples -- 41 •f t Dublin - - Genoa •- 49 - - 4 2 - 65 65 14 . . , .. . BUCII:\ NAN M c MILLANt (of 13 (Yvv-strcet , Covent-Garden); aril Publish:!cl. by WILL I , AM ARmiGift SCRIFP,S (of Ijore-f:.-kry--ro.vi Vi;t 2 , t ,:trnirsst t r) ; ..' , NO, 112, Strum) ; where i4dsieriisemehi 4 , arderi for k the 'Fiziei; liettrs for the 4 ditor, &c. Trost-paid,, ) , rolit!be, aiareqseci, ~. . . • DIED. Qn the 7th of June lapt, Stiddetily, on his estates at Bar badoes, Sir Francis Ford, Bart. • , • On the IStlt ult. ;4 .(; rein Marlow, Berkshire, Mrs. den G rigninn, relict of Reynold? G ril nieh, ES4 late of the Kirr„ts-niad, Chelsea. ' • " - On '.l'hursday se'unight, aged 75, , the:-Rev. Robert Wor.. gan, of Andovet, hams. ' , ' On the 27th of Jaly, John Mearns, Esq.' of Dcankcid, in Scotland, aged g 6; - • .. . • _ • BLIFP . R.I3 KACES.,. i-got. - _ ON THURSDAN the soth of September be run tor, on tne Cow 11-fea.low, ntr Pc; rj, Woburn Stoges,•of . ioks.. each - 4iur-vr olds, to -carry- 7sr.i 71b. ; five-vr olds, .-15t..71n..; Ll' ich, 9st . aClowzd - 2,16.-- 7 ,1:0ur mile Course.. :file: Id be sold fOitzsg:s . . tierrrandcd within a quartcr or an jionv after the'race, .the owner of the ,second horse being. tir§t entitled, &c.- To be- nutted' by eight..o'clOck..ori evening before running, and 'the - ,Stakes to be paid to the Cicrlc of the Course at thetithe of naming. 31111SCRISr S.. - - Duke of.l3Filforil,l 1-I.'llorsorth, Esq. . • . -- Whitbread', -Esq. ' W. Lee Anionic, Esq. Robert Lee,' Esq. • On ti?e - sanie day, a of . 501, given ISy Grace the Duke of Beiltord, fOrthrie-yr. ,uliF Colts and hi es ; .C3lts to carry Sst. Fillies - A 'winner of ono Plate, Sub seticrtiou,- or two MatZites ' to carry 41b. extra; of one ; Match, . f .2 , 1b.--The best of three heats, -once. round, the . Course. i On Ffiday the . ' iih of September, the Noblemen and Gen tlemen's tibscription Purse of Sot.: for any, , pxsO, Mare, or G(ilding ; four-yr olds to carry 7st. 71b..; five,yr olds,. Sst. 71b. ' • six-yr olds, Bst. 121 b. ; and aged; 93t.• A Winner . of one Plate -this year, to carry 31b. ;- of two, or lime, (lb. extra:---The beSt of i-m three'4le beats." • • . _ . • Same the Hunter's Stakes of cgs..,each, :with rs,r.„ -. . adqed from the Raer: Pund ; four-y'r olds . to - carry Bst. ; tire yr olds, 9st.';' six-yr-olds, 9st. 71 b. . ; 'tnct 9st. • Mares al latisT,;V:tl hest of three . a-tnilc heats. - The Hdrses to be bona tide,the. property: of a Subscriber, and must: have neVer i von a I' or . !!0,..-e:-..p'stzike: •'l'l3e Winner to be sold - for Sogs. if dentintied crarter of an hour'after the race, the owner of thc_ sets.e - int. horiTe beitqr, first entitled, The Horses to wuusd eiglht. o'clock on' the evening I.iforc... funning,. The States to be paid to the Clerk of the Cottre at thelin - te of • syssclurint-s. Duke of rieciford, W. Lee Antoine, 'Esq.; • • S. - Whitbread, Esq, --Robert Lee; Esq.' Lord John. Russell, - W. L. Spencer, Esq. • • H . . fitment' .- • - , , • . To pay , 2gs. - eritrance for each Plate, ,and 5.3: to the clerk of the Course, or double' at the Rost. • I f only ore horse enter for the .Get lemen's *Purscozhe owner to he allo?Neti To he entered at the Royal . Oak, Bedford„ on.ltlontlaythe 7th of §epteinberi• between the hours of four g. - 4 seven in the aftcrnoon.--;-Pbst entrance to be made by eight o'clock on the evening. preceding 'the day of running. . • • w.) ALLTON,, Esq. Steward. 6..1 - Ordinaries and AS3Talblies as usual. DROPSY. • Ik t /TP.. LUXMOORE, of Southanyfon Buildino.s Holborn, London (late Sutgeon at. tt-bridgo; begs leave to aequaint.the Public, that he continues to attend Patients in tnedilicrent species of this Disorder, both.inTpwn. and Country.. -See his Address to Hydropic Patients, third Edition, 'war' additional,C . ases annexed', Soltr by Murray and Hixlaev, 'No. 3z, Fleef-street. . • • N. No Letters unless post-paid attended to. VENtJ 'BLINDNESS, £kc. To Mr. TuomAstityLort, Surgeon, N 0.9, New Bidgc ,- -strect o . London. DRA R SIR, • ' I T is with. the. most heartfelt satisfaaion that I address,.vou on the incomparable excellence of your in valuable Medi - eine; EA li . ,?s'.PAT ENT I' ILLs . In the Spring of-this year . I had the rniSfortune to contract 'a Vette- real Complaint, attended with the Most alarining ancl‘,dan. geroussymp,torns ; insomuch;. that I. have been confined • to my room for a whole week' together, and not to Stir' out of it .k I had no rest night nor day, and suffered the most ' .excruciating pain. and torment, and what was still worse, my eyes grew weak a nd dim,, so that 1 couldscaree• - diseern arty objed,. if - cc& se cicise to the; and eXpeetednothing , less than the total loss .9f try sigh:.—From-a.,stout, healthy., and rather corpulent. man, I became a mere shadow, and an _ objea of pity and compassion.` My i;iends had all- given me over, and thought my,recovery In this dreadful state, and exp . t.teling , every minute. to br . my last . in this.. world, I ,was fortunately recommended . by a .neighboUr to try Aur Medicine; ,but haying „tried , all medical aid t . b.:no purpbs,e,-and being at an enormous expellee, it waSsorne time oefore I could be, prevailed onto take :them i s at last •I ..sent for six boxes, -and before I had taken, thenvall•l found coo sidetable-benefit'i "my'pains gradually deCreased ; and'My . eye sight greW better, and, ,to the great 'sitipiite and astpnish.. luent of all my triendt .(after takilig.t.h.ree:boxes•more,i , ,, my health and strength, was yperfeetly ,restored, and i ant now (thanks to my Cod and your invaluable Medicines)' as well ' and hearty at ever was in my life.' • ' You aro at full liberty to publish..this 'in, any manner ' you think proper, for the benefit of society at jarge, apd which I should have sent you" sooner, but iris - feartultol, a . relapse. I retljailiovith t i ne utmost Exatitude, • • Dear Sir, your Obliged hurrible Servant, L. High-street, Birmingham, .NOV. 1, 1799. The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to - all Persons that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of • - e'very Venereal Alfedion; panicia.larly to those about alter ing their. cOndition in lite, it Will certainly, eradicate evety, taint of -that nature, of ,however long, standing, or however disguised under 'the appearance of otl*r- 'tlisorders it'may be; tor ScotbUtic, Glartdular; and Cutaneous Com pkaints . it is-also -retoram U ended to' be ken, especially in :the Sp;ing, Summer; and Fall: Pjepared ai ii sold by the sole Proprietor, TnoM AS TA oR, Alernber - of the Corporatidn'of S'Orgeons, London, at: hiS HoUsei No. - 9, New - Bridge...street ; where he • will live -Advice, - ,vithout a fee,.•to persons taking theseyil,ls,,and will answer,Patients' Letters, if pot . .:paid, .on -the- same •terms, observing in all cases the most in.,•iolable secrecy, no ,P•atient's narne or case kivin4bee.n inem,;• , oed, but at their `own particular melt/est, by the Proptietoi, the course .of'mure than 35 yarn, that had of •an extensive sale of, the above• Medicine, and the l'iotice arising chercfrom. • • They are alsO sold' by his appointment; at' the Per fumer::, No. 35, St"..• Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; Mr.- No- . }Jenson's Toy-shop, No. le3, Oxford-street,-; Mr. Steel's, No. Union-row, Little Tower-hill; and by' or:e. Per son in every einisiderable Town-in , Pm-gland, , &e. "in boxes of only zs. 9d. each, up, with full and plain Di • reCtieits, - • whereb* Persons of eithei\•Sex'rnay cure them- . `•sel - Voi with'ease and secrecy. • . B. .Eacli BOx told in Great Britain it Sealed up with a Fiamp, on which; by' favpi‘r" of the COmmitsio»ers. is prined at the Stamp-Office---"f Taylor, • No. 9, '.New, Briay,e-street,"---to imitate whiCh is „Felony, and all.othei are tounterfeit. ' • T# -1E VICINITY OF HOUGHTON COUNT•I I OE N'ORFOLK:: TO BE SOLD -UV AUCTION,. ' By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room in Pall-Mall, On Tit ORS DAY, October at One o'clock; Capitzl and particularly Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of thd MANOR of HONG , with altits Rights, Rgyalties, Sic. Q uit Rents, Fines, 'lolls of Fairs,,&c. Spacious D,wetling House,...c.alled FR11` 1 9,.. HALE, Out4-louse,s, two Barns, Ste. and 1554, Acres ' Ol Arable, Meadow and Pasture- Land, entirely cOmpaCif Tithe Free; La / nd - -Tax.".redeerheit; , and extra Farocbiall. togethQr with .tae great and. small Tithes of, the TovVrishir.' Lct on Lt:;-,t.s:• to Mr. John ,Whiting for ailears,. eight. years} Of whii] uneictiired; at the very low old Rent of per Anti:- • , ELEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS, • • capable of vc:ry considerable' Improvement;. the Situation o:titicWarty coriving (itr the Produce, oistant Isom Lynn . and Well :111irteen .Miles, Seven ftel Biancater l'horahntn, and Three Jinni the Navigation ct Heacharn, ztiyl in theNieinity of Houghton Halli .and Sporting P:.irt of the County of Norfolk, with pleat } (1 Game and Field Sport, fortningn desirable Re'Sldence ter ri 4 Farfner, and Sportsman ; a rein...-...!.!e W a iter tis6;:uaci a Riyulet..runningthrpiigh eelient Roads, :•('TK.e. Tenant" will shew the r. state- Particulars 'mar `'" had Tv.enty Days precedi.ng the Sal; or Mr. BarberNoi Gray's-inn-square •. on the Prernises at the .auke's And Coie-house, 'Lynn ; .Fierce, Wells ; CrOwn, Sur,lll:- 'ham ! Crown, Stoke •• Downti..nn ; Lion, Fakca licn ; Rainbow, Corntdll ; Pali-Mall. - ESSEX, ,onAbe•Borders of i-lERTS. • . . . Capital FREEHOLD .EARNIS,: MANSION, MANOR'', WOODS and . LANDS, PERPE7ruAI.•ADVOWSON , &c. sitzar at Dates, befwccil Harlow and Ongar, in the 'Co . unty of Esen. • • _ • ' • • • To BE-SOLD BY ."AUCTI(): , :, • I F` • ‘1 • Garravizy's -.2 ',/ Thur,idav the 1 - SC of 04obcr, at 'Twelve o'Clc.ck; in Nine Lots,nilk; , 6 ,A 6 • aceeptablz,vlßr Priy are contso A• Truly , Vaiuzible and . DesiraNe - .ESTATE, co - nprising .near ;Thirteen 14 , -,nrl:•ed of rich Meailow, PT - tore '2Nd - eompaa, iniroundecl by good fences, yvt , i-. • . Hedges:—A , Mansion Ronse'anil Offices, pleL - sahrly in A Paddock, -k - Fith Plantations, Cgnal, Houi.'es, with all necf_•ssary Out-buildings, and lett to respectable 'tenants, except the Alan;;. -,4, Woods, arid a4out,Eighty Acre,; OrItTeITO.w ant La. whichare in hand.—:).ko the• Perpetual Actvcrx - ..i..:, to Living 61 Little Laver - , the prescnt .POssesso; being .1 .1 . :r.. 9 offilty-five years of age.: • • . • Tfu:se„ Estates are .particularly" eligible to a GentieniNl: wishiiin to - lay out - his money in 'Landed Property, or hi ‘N...ir.V, of a Itesid.:nee and Domain, in a beautiful -and of the Country; distant-from frattowe thr;e, miles, 0.1..;.:( • five, Epßing seven, and twenty-six from London. • The Estate raa'y be vie)veki'uy aj/piying to Nit% Urown, Highlaver - Parin, where Particulars may be ; tiviv. Crown, Qnkar ; Llack'Eoy, ford; Three Cups, Colchester; Spread Eagle, hig.it , ; - :;oilei Cock and sell, Rumford . ; Cock, EpVing-; Gair...NN.p.'s; and,ol Mr.-Rohins,Witewick-streßi, , Golden-square; ;vivre a Plan Of - the Estate,nia ,- beseen. - - 1. J l e ° A:f11:1:a - t ; l i e \ :;;/ 1. 1 ,1 ' a l a r l e l i i N ) l ex y T i p t i 13 . ! loriblc „hititcrto • inchrablo I .): , ..egses;thr- .K;zi„;:s Seri:tier' S crtino, Bctfrvy, G.;ut, Rheuzna,,sln, Pires; and all biSorder.; r!glnating iri Etood. • ANTIIMPETIG;fNE-s,--- a I°,leclica ..fo u n on -a c *Kt 0144 6,suplli war r se i . I i t: s t t Od t(c)il i s ) .,so y p t x i i tt: e 11, 1 - citqy:osis acid- 1):1,1,\g%))111,70 to the, Public, hat tllis.Ale4;ii.f.! is peff=x,:t::: . . natur::,sat , e - every species of Impetignws; deprayt-d 111.1 .tions. , of.the skin.? it is .qt...the uzniost importin,:e afflieled with:any oPthese direful diseases, to their friel:: s .. and jelative r as hell, as to the risihr -gz:nert tioh, that suj i 1 'hereditary complaints iriar'be.., specs ily removed, and blocid purified :rern every Oegre,e -of nli2.ina. It has been held bi all Physicians, that a ChrOnic Distenv pets auour.t chiefly the ini4-:,aitaiits tlie. parts of the globe; - and vce have untiappily , exp c , r i enc ,,d truth of this:asset:6n in this Country,, Where the frequefk' sudden, changes,of the we.ither, at certannseastms Of ,the veal. spread the most excruciating and. alarming disorders afp, us, by chilling - 0c blood, and Mattei - irilly affeCtiwg Yhe - 'stay of the perspirati7tn, and ,clins occasioning cold*, cough. s 9 rheums, &c. the portehtpits harliingrs of a hiiost every 41 5- ,ease whiek,proves fatal to the iohal.ntantS perhaps - there is-no.piace on earth so sunjea to theze.suddel l. ', changes as this Island, wh're the ektrt.-thes at-heat and, cola, are olten experienced-in one day i • Elerice.it becemcs :• of the uzinost Unpdttielce„. to SeCR. out for somegenerat deckled retricxly for thosedtsOrders which - take their rise obstruct:Al perspiration.. , yheof. the-immediate clii." , :ts of ,obstruCtion is .to Contaminate the vital fluid; which is trie. source orVaris‘obstinate diSorders,, throwing ont cru.ptton;',, upon-the skin,- to the great annoyante of the unhatipy "jest; and,., by, _the Malignity pf its 'virus; ilndernl:ri!!ag the Consatution,..and endarigering the lives of "thutisands , 7 cording to the barious habits or constitutienal_propensitesoP its subject;, and according to the degree of- tualignify }vi t' winch the blood is impregnated, it embitters the -patien,q life with dilierent‘disortlets, and if' rccourse be - not-Itad tithe to proper remeuies, they become rooted in the that few rnedicins'cari reach the 'naiad)", 'and many that a i': rib ide , use of' for that purpose, orily.serve to -exaSj - ...erAte drive thy humours into new channels, .and therelly deeper:in the constitution. - Dr. Solomon ther‘-forz haVinibeen long in pos , essios ° • a recioe tor the.certairiand effectual cure of 'those disorder' wilier fake their rise from ail impure and vitiated.state 403 4 blood and lymph, and having observed with deep t - c&;4t .41 ! C noir:K:lles* instances where 'patients have pioett, serable l e:sistdnce - Without receiving the :stnaaesi berrefet any thing they could - proture.,' notwithstanding the nt ) any , re tendettlernedies, which have -been- olit.red to - , the (ho ;..15 Universal stecitics fur tllasc f: - Plii:l ; ! 'a4 .. lts '• Pr. • s-- ° l '''' l - .1 " 3 neceasttics of his -1 . 1 , I tr or re l i s d ' i s i i t r t ic e o t elle,1:';(11-11 greatest .determined ti,ll t a l ., - b tilt y t, t it al k 4 - -; tally Clile,tti-,neil to lean the blood from all foulnes.S.; teract every in'Otbid airection - , ;, and restofc oak - atid etnaci - .(Le' t ' rum ' ;oz.S r: cr ' Oftitiai . .are Co i rrs ,4 l c it K. s and often indtileqt tuillonrS,";o4t atlett the 'glands ,of tl neck,' under the chih,''itrrti-pif-S; wrists,,-antilriost-cnintoottly.is:StSarqd in the nick casts bencall ) Cue ears-. To remove these, obstinate symptiams, tic wii?...`ft • Materia 11 lies has been tried, with Vet )' Little success thy'. v•thipPy sufferer left to irrag.but xistelit.i.ei Man are craWlitig along on crutches at this moment, wlial? ( the A nti-I nwetignies would restoreio health anti vigour,m' recoursewas bad to it. The dir..!ciipriS given NvitirCacii.l.lJ“' art; - p , anol- it t'appliCation atterniettwith 1 itt le ornc.troubLe", AntiA rapetigines altorativ-e . .afia bj,..1, 'its o?eci i cation .srailthti, *gent le, a tuL almost ii2: 1 1 11 „,- ceptiblo; it the i,eststiliititilut that over been disc: , vored ibr t:iat %.larift:L'ro r in i nei`ti r se,+:tetens is biood,-„tutid Stir;illthtt:,,4.:jt to. ail:Jim:tons. and i:;(1P,I „juices, giving . strcrigthand tone. to the ne,rxes, c . nttvenitl; :71'. m r vigorating both body and mind. For Scg-tratrtie; CetiYairee''; E ruptions, ',Dry - or Wet Leprosy. : 4,h. Amilluipetigines cel; - l';itirts.a.pre- cot r. 4 )l},c bet" (PA:ideal 1;;; - he speeilt repot."' of theSe'comrilaig t l and' t'vti 5',..61; but heal all old sores , ulcers, sisridn...z. • • • In di.ipreicfs cr S ti i vat;ol liar • re I2catedly , tro'n le, no othe?.rerriedy cou.d restore -the unhappy suite' er so hitaltirhe pnfortnntelY,lost, ',the Anti-I rtipeti,c"itleS • wil L tumid tin: ~, teat only: restorerlof heal: it arid yigintr. Proper l ' inectictin; for every Case, to enible:.persons to c . ( l ' , themselves, at,. soAled up With tun - Bottle; price' Ciiiinefa. There 'tie , also • iFamily . Bottles, containing ‘ ll ~ quantity of at - tos. Cl. for zl. - xes. by:Which there is t?' saved. . . This, Nlediclue maybd obtained every dxv itt the folio% - appointed - places of in 'London, t;y- Matthews, , 2 5 a: ; , Strand; and by all the, reputabl.e . MtAine Booksellers, &c. in' 'every - principal Town' In th e up:. ' . Vide Prf. - 5. - fc6' of Physic, No. 173 7 . AvhißEß - THEATRE-R MOI\IDA , KING Rl Ric And tin SEL toxes. 65... ,Pity 3S. Pia:es for the.Bo: t kx-c , itice in Hart-s' Door to , be•openei I.la ce to begiit at Hall f* --- The Public) , lILLINGTON, N. are engaged for trie e COVEN NEARLY all Theatre haVi I ‘llich remain havi priecors are about ti~ilFlight r e v , ", euty -one Yc 71)ternhet, i2,-; —1 transter4le OW 1 1 Pri nte d Proposal by applyin s hatso n and Co. Bin Lacey Steadman a AT a Parade this day, it v the addition himself' on three which the Major:A , °,l his conduct:; w tesent x yelled,.. resolved, '1 -",„' be eled,. rep :I,ivertised •the London l'apei TOTE, A .4- A. seising man) and now engage d a STEADY i n the es Hop Trade, for rkEtae that a c t ,„Is fldisk equal share of, the Riven as to Cliarac to he satisfactory, 't Se desirous to or one wh o from t veller, have deeli found an acqui.iti( Leers addrzsse Southwark, . _A" ' GE '' wh. may bt in a Concarn win (without risk, or an - Intuit, may acq Prin . .;lpal only wilt) are re fi tore respettab A Like may-be t ? ntaining - tne tea 4 1; interview oil . and the SELECT • 'NA - R. ALLE and Frien t hence on -MON I 4 3 11 rilantet Go 44 }' Nionday. .No C , ,ncing-R tillarge'd iinp L.die3 and Get n , )t.itall, are t . every at Ilt,t'abOVe ot ~.,Fqttigners, Na ‘ - oungry detN tie to this act, and att;:ntion wil, Live them a knov about a f 4-° "g- in the Hot Broad swQ schools attren'l • FRREI( Mils Vie t Let "r M A'n ; cons ey:ci about Pasture Lands, session may be h klication to 1111: PREEIp LEI At the jerningh:' Oil I. ii:Lay tric °'Clock in the ''ate Contrad, IciKether or in EVgRAL 1,3 HoLD ES O VIt-bt .of the first qua! ; tfining by adine trockton, 1.1 IA Ark Ileathton, ri4l. .ry thes of I i • The E state .lal-1- 41'1:1111p S , k. prestutaLiv., Lags, and The s atin Aston Davis, is 197 A Value ot upsv,-1 r "l'he‘e Estate tble. part _pi tl • Ilood, .neai . ' the • till, the Lirge Iseley,...M•4l' bgiri s t anct • ,s to rniintle, h'"-v e at of Ti loin r I , • ' , auge r thrte ro tie s at Coalbrc (; entLinallo ,tvcrharn uf Olt Yl;;es i aut: " .Orinc to 10 • r i • Sitcw the P r ,