The Sun. — London, England, 1801-08-29 00:00:00

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'Under th R•lald-lig - hiesses the Prince u, \ .s arid I) , ,ke oi'YOrk. - _ Mrs. ASTLEY's ON 'MONDAY NEX _Augkst.3t, will be ' kap presented (never pertOrmed) an eiairely New Grand b c 'et StledaLle, with N.f.w Mnsic; Scenery, Dressas, and -: °talidsns produced wider the direaion of Mr. MELCE-. . . . • *THE BASHAW ; ,• . - . Or, EASTERN FETE. • • tXhibiti ng the Manners; Costume, 84c. of the East, - pare.' • .cularly Panoratnft Views of CONSTANTINOPLE ; also t he BRITISH and T SWCA MPS in:Upper Egypt, a -Ceoeral.View . 6f. CAI 140 : its 'Surrender to General_ liutchinsan, the• Caf;;an Pach.l,' and.:the 'Grand Vizier, Yvitli an appropriate 'rote; as given by the Grdnd'Seignor, In tile Gardens of - the Seraglio. s. Principal Characters. • • Mohammed Zillebi; Mr.--G MERY ; • , linchi, Mr. .SMITH ; . Kcrepn, c.. LINKS orabee, r. LAS'.4ELLES ; Aladdin; TAYLOR ; Heril Mr. NIARQUI ; Misrou . r„ Mr.-}I. BRYSON; Cato,' Mr. LASS BLLES, sen. And Abon, Qultana, Mrs. W A ; Zobeide; Mrs. NIER;EROT ; . . ~ .?,etna:. Miss 0', 14 -ANN 6 T • a. ue ral 1- Lptcliinson t . TMO I RE ; • Capitan GIBBONS; Grand Vizier, Mi.. DECASTRO • Osmotic., . jOHA N N OT ' Ana joubery, Mr. WE LDONs. • ' ....(.7iln.ards, Slaves, Attendantz,, Dancers, Eunuchi, die. Sec.; I Scenery entirely , Ncw, designed -by- Mr. Qrieve, and eKecutrd by him, iiiess?s. WhitmOre, Smith, and Assist ants:---4The Dresses by Messrs Gotleb, Clary, Williams, Foster; &c.. and the Music adapted and composed by Mr. P rl a 'ed nd it t l 4 above, will a lie performed ifor.the 13th time . this season), with new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c. • . a Cot/ l ip Pantornim*inyented and written by Mr. Astley, 41th:culled • QUIXOTE AND SANCHO ; Or 'H RLEQUIN WARRIOR. , Finn the course o f t h e P antomime wi ll b e - intro d uc ed, a Sham el ht( :kv two Squadron of Horse, mounted by Warriors Gold and Silver Armour, who will also go through ,agious evolutions of Ancient Warfare. , Ha im the C ourse o f t h e E ven i iN , var i ous Feats of Capita) th,f4einanship. The original Plying Phenomenon will go • '''N4 his suipriiing Leaps, . • w hole - to conclude with a Grand Historical Speaacle, io -t wo - Parts,' written by Mr. Upton, and produced un er t heiltection of Mr._ Astley, PAIR ROSAMOND. 11 _ Tht Part * of Fair Rosamond by Mrs. ASTLEY. to be opened at Halt past Five; to begin at Half past tax .- • Six o'Clock. . SeCond Price zs.—.Pit 2i. Second Price ts,--Gal- Seco n ,, , lery is; Second Price 6d. • - s` Vries to commence at Half past Eight o'Clock pre- Plac i c e • fri ml ttohe t aken at the B x.: o 0 ince, Westminster - Bridge, eti till citreg . 'I IANOVE,I2:SQ LTA ItE C.'ONCERT'RO()MS.. Ali , IS'S LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad it,-. , ditional V 1 CTL I I.E S, ./.$ RE _Ol. EN ED,. An d will a:ttilitte•EveTrir 13.+y, SLintil'exeepted, from Nine in the , 1 9tnin- till Even, - cg/ .' .., ' ...- i- - Atiinjttance One Shillingi . . - - BONES' %V . OW WANTED. _ "forinerly 'Wire - of FRANCIS BONES, late of near ChL:st . er- le- Street, in the County of Durham, aid will apply , to Mr: Collin, Att orne v - 131,iiirihyeartnourii, 4ire or .0nt,.thi.45,t0 . fir adv , iiirage- - ; if ihes.f , d ilories , be dnd, any person V,....: l Z L E: a " l3 l ) Nl r r &f .C ar oj e li ci no! . ..idie tint,: and of her death, will kra.i - kcjs acid lane ,ITorrs.were married ah?ut Ts A he but soo n fipaiateil, and if is suppsed the said Jane tna - i w. !rtt . live:in-London or. the Neighbourhood, and toller Marriage 'she -came frem Hexham. tIitDITORS• and "DEBTORS. T e k . ,Fl l ' LLt sc la v t e e r . tit 4iii i3Frggi?ilrl.„(:)triß. CREDITORS of ° C f ou ' i f i . t H y OO.f"WAaiS .of Mi ry q • deceased, ate - ae r sireil - te. sc - ria a Rarticular Account e4ppoiv, Demands 46 Mr: Mark. Sander,". and Mr. -, i 1 , 1 2` -946 tit 0 , both Of: lennirists-row, - : in Birminetain afore. ti)e Exedutoi t i - difty. di'ithorized of ,the sa!d Th.onias in Order that - such - Accounts may-be discharged. - And '" F 7soupridebted tothe Estate of the said deceased, are v r 7i l tr o to paYlkeir respedive : beDts to 'the . said Executors tusine 44 „"ewtl3Y, a11.p.0 they' Wish }to close 'eliery-.Acconitt this sitSle disatch. . - Aug.. 43', t3at. • - Pic:f VATE ' l-- fER.GY 'XI N of Char ter, who has ,heen . : m anY. years einployed.in the Tpition.of young Gentle,. flit , a nd recently engage d i n a s ituation o f the first respett3- tuonY' d ,. 4, • whence he can have the most lionourabie testi- As h; ,'! would be happy to meet With. a similar - siltation.— emus ~1 S a general knowledge of things, as.well as the va. , OE v o ', ) , r _anches of Ed uca ti o n,' suitable t o the respeeiive ages Jul tr,'","'rl.lie would not be unwilling to render hiniself use- Employer, Where-abilities' and confidence might. A LiY, either as Tutor, Secretary, or CoMpanion 11 %.'" -e ' -par., a, l'ost -•-st.-ti to D. D. Chapter Coffee , sc.„ tentio n. '! -41 . 1 1!s Church-yard, will. meet with every at , tun! Dann 'sincere A•• .ESTE. and HARRISON beg to re 3nks tO those Officers who, since the have favoured their House with the negotiation wh o tm ' 'tilitary A mingements ; also to those Gentlemen nrongit thiir medium have obtained Commissions in tal e reiest!'s Seivice ; and w hil e of f er i ng ( their Service to , World; rest their hopes of increasing success r,i ) 9 l ra .0 orrn observance of th ose p r i nc iple s f a r this. `lttice has been re.;.ulateti for Many y ea r s . 'E. and. H. wish also to remark, that constant communication with the How::: of Captain Frederick, in Dublin, affords them an opportunity sf paying particular regard to the Commands of those , Gen tlemen,' whose lute • h". of the re•ts are connet. e— a with t hat pa.t United -K „ variety of Commissions are on thei r J ourna l s f or E Orange, and Purchase.—Two Lieutenant-Colo 4eleies India to Wzgiments at Home; Lieutenatit-Colonel Infantry to Cavalry ; a Major - of Cavalry to Infantry ; a ..lur Of to Home; ditto to Halt -pay ; a 'V;etair. on 1141 to lull Pay ; three Companies in Old to Itt . gitnents, &c. &c. &c. ,sig ne °I:) t Sold, a Company in ii,Et Old Regiment, and an' En.. m i l on v,ry eligible terms. ted to purchase a Majority and a Troop. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, VJLLA, surrounded with about Ito Acres of She ,: Land, 'most beautifully situated, with fine Views of 4tn a.0(1 thelsie of Wight, atiout seven miles from South tt. —The above Estate is remarkably wall wooded with 't 04k Timber. .aolor,Patticukirs - ,-apply to Mr. Ridding, Solicitor in South- ; • • NEW-INVENTED STAYS. i\eßY THE KING's LETTERS PATENT. iTRS. LLOYI . J GIBBON his vreat pleasure in recommending to the Public hr 'PATENT STAYS N'ci , v-invented„ ELTS . , whiA re highly approved of' 131., the most eminent, Qentleinen in London, in the Obstertic t ,grlch . of Aledicine ' who have no hesitation in saying, they o : . s ider them calculatuj to aigml.urfiform and firm support, negleaed. Shape with more ease and cOnitort to anv thing hitherto olle-e4 to the PubliC. L. G.- beg's to cOution - Ladit.3 gainst those. Persons And vending a ,spurious article in her name, ivlikh is t it ic . 4 Y ; consequently this Stay an d Belt c a nno t b e had ge- ' Nu e, but of the original Inventor and sole . eatentee, at Nt w f i ) ; ,K, ing-str:et, Co ven-gardc.n; and at her WochOulek Siwborough. t • SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1801. • GRAND. MUSIC. MEETING. ' August 22,.1801. THE N6I3ILIVI and . GENTRY of TUN_ FRIDGE and its Vicinity are respeBfully informed, that. the ANNUAL 'MUSIC MEETING will be held at the .Court.. Hall, Tunbridge, on Thursday, and Friday, the loth and tun of September next; and that there will be a PUBLIC BREAKFAST and VOCAL CONCERT at Tunbridge Wells, on Saturday the lath. The- Concerts un der the Oireetion of Mr.. Sale, one of the Gentlemen of 'His Majesty - 6 Chapels Royal, &c. Principal Vocal Performers already engaged. Miss TENNANT, Master PRICE, &c. Mr. V.AUG HAN, Mr. GORE, Mr: PAGE, Mr. J. SALE, Mr. W.M. SALE, and Mr. SALE, &c. . Principal Instrumental - Performers. ~ _Mr. CRAMER , Lead.er of.the Band. Messrs. Smart, Ling, Holmes; Wocxtham, Moralt, Dickenson, Lord, Sale and Gore, (Sp.:. The .Grand Piano Forte by Mr. f.-SALE, Choral Vicar of -- Westminster Abbey. Tickets to be had : of Mr. Wise, Tunbridge Towp, and at the Librdries, Tunbridge . Wells. The Performances to begin each Morning at tz o'CloCk. Further Particulars in due time. In a few Days will be published, .Piice•Od. Bvo. sewed, A NEVADVERSIONS on Dr. Dickson's Trans lation of Refledions on the Theory of the Infinitesimal Calculus, from the French of •Carnot, Ex-Diredor of the Frenchepublic ' Minister of -War; &c.; By HENRY CLAR,KE, Ledurer in Natural and Experimental Philosdphy, late Prm leet..Coll: Maneun. and Translator . of Lorgna's - Series, . &c. &c. LLOYD's MONTHLY SHIVPING-LIST, Containing Five Thousand British Vessels and the Royal Navy, more than any other List,. and dficially corrected down to the First Day of September. Price Eighteen Pence. - .1 -1— HIS mucli-approvcii Work having .a!rearly r. c6ved the Sanction and liberal PeLroliage-ol thefirsl ComMerLial flOuses in Great Brin.in, will make 'its -re-ap pearance, with further Correctio. s - and liliprovonent, on, the first Day of Septembee, and may be had of all the re spectable Booksellers in Great The extensive Sale and nattcf,,,g Opiniun •of ilyzfr Firs( Numbeiliaving - far exceeded t 1.,0,t sanguine' ex c.eetat otks of the Proprietors, they have rn., pitaatir_: assure tii..ar -nu merous Friends in the Cm:lnter...jai there exists no doubt of .the conipkte and successl,,, .nint f. this Work. - Amoog.the hundred rnousand opulent Per sons who are connoted with tine Shipping Interests or Gre-if Britain, the Proprietors of Lnoyn's SritrpiNo ,Ltst ar sure to meet with the reward'ortheir , great exertions, even it .only, half that number have occasion to purchase one of these Lists but once in twelvuinofiths.--, . • : . The sOpericitittiliwch.LLOY.P!SMOXTHLY Ltsr acquires. by the lengtli:of its' Page,. by the consequent enlargrmmt its number of Ships,: by the Addition of the Royal Navy, 4,y, the extensiveness andgreat value of its Intelligence, , be strenuously and sticcessfully maintained, so as to secure andettehd the preference with which it has been Vi unequi . vocally honoured. N. B. The Numbers left in the hands of the Bookuillers unsold are regular;y exchanged; ituci ail Booksellers-residing, in the Country are requested to .4cidress.thcir Orders to the CoirespOndent who stipphcs_thein with their Monthly Pub • ilea t ions. 7 COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON. By Mr. KIMBERLEY. TO BE, SOLD, ( - INF of'the Comple . test FREEHOLD SPORT.. INC COTTAGES in the Kingdom, situate on a pleasing Eminence, commanding rich Views and Objects, over a beautiful inchised Country. In thre: points forms an Amphitheatre ;' the front bontided by that excellent Common called HAZE LEY HEATH, within a quarter of a mile of Hartley Row; an easy distance from Hartford Bridge, adjoin ing:two Roads, the one leading to Basingstoke (about nine miles), the other to Reading (is miles), and 34 from London. CZ This singularly dry, healthy spot, so well known for the preservation of the Most delicate constitutions, and other concomitants, exceeds the description of any advertisement, andis allowed to be the best part of this Island for Walks and 'Rides, in every dire ion, with every advantage. After twelve hours- rain, in ten minutes is as -clear and free from damps and vapours, as the most brilliant Drawing-room • i in the - happy circle of a social, - respeetable Neighbourhood. Within alt easy distance of a capital staunch Pack of Fox hounds, and Sportsmen equal to.the pleasure. The Conn..' try abounds with Game, and well . supplied with all the comfortable Necessaries of Life, in all seasons, with,,. the finest Water in-the Country. The House, in the true Cottage style, has been - recently (the greater part) new built, improved, and repaired, at a considerable expence, with the best materials, and workman ship equal ; fitted up,' and equipped with Fixtures and Ac commodations for the immediate reception of a small genteel Family : comprising a chearful Eating-room; a Breakfast Parlour, with-two Closeti; three best Bed-rooms, and two for Servants. The Offices are complete, consisting of a Ser- • ,vants' Hall; a convenient Kitchen, with a wind-up Range, dee. an Oven, 'a Capper that will dress a Ham or Bttttock of Beef, and a Stewing Stove, fixed. 'the Scullery and Wash house adjoining, With a Copper fixed, and leaded Sink, and Water at- hand plenty, with a. good Cellar. Detached is a neat 'Dairy and• Pantry ;- an excellent Three-stall Stable, other 'Buildings for POultry,- Dogs' Pigs, and Firing. A goad 'Kitchen Garden, well planted and fully cropped. The P iea sure Ground is neat and not expensive, bordered with Ever-. greens and flowering Shrubs; together with a small piece of rich Pastille, adjoining an extensive Common and Turbary, with an unlimited Right. May be viewed by 1 ickets, and further Particulars known, by - application to . Mr..Kimberley, .Surveyor of Estates, Ap praiser, and Audioutcr, to any part of the Kingdom,' No. rfio, iccad , 1 ty. • N. B. Thes'Purchiser may be accommodated with the .Fixtures and Furniture, which is properly adapted for the dilitrent Apartments, with immediate Possession. The'CROWN INN , SLOUCH, BUCKS. By Mr. KIMBERLEY., . TO _BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A L 1 that Capital ,FREEHOLD. ESTATE,' ,71 called, or known by the name of the CROWN IN N' ; •:' s ne of the best est..blished tfouscs tbra certainty of Business ..11 the. Great . Bath Road, now in full Trade. The. well known accommodation at this Inn, his .betni regular, - and continues so, to ,the great satisfaction of the Public. The advantageous situation of these Premises is most ,desirable, being within :One mile of Eton College, and two from the -Palace. •. The Town ot. Win.lsor, , the Parks, and the River-Thames, together with the surrounding No.:Aerneit and Gentlemen's Seats, in that flinch achnin'd tkantifut Coontry, tviil al ways'ensure 'Pratte. The House and OfficeS arc cen-, .venient, quite w ithiu itself, and not subjeet to any inconve nience ; ..proptirly adapted, and. calculated for 'Families tra velling, being only 'F:tenty Miles from London. 'rile Pre have been recently .fitted 'up and repaired; and are s.rvFel with exceeding,.finie. Water. Tice Stables will contain bet Ween ScventY and . Horses . , with Latta, 'a Granary -inal Coach-house; with °tie t convenient Buildings; and, at a tonal I expence, theia be made thc , bcst Tap- h ouse the Road, worth. tool. per Ann. Separate, an d more o ., nvesiient fOr that pur ß ose, and what has been long wanted, as iition to this Inn; a Warehouse, - as well" for an ac commodation to the Tap s as to Passengers, and the Neigh bOurilood.—At the baek of the abave - -rrientioned Premises, -iininediately. adjoining, are excellent Kitchen Gardens, fully i ii, t ,aed with choice Fruit Trees,- and the- Pleasure-Ground reinatkAhly welt to wed, mostly with Brick Walls, and an elevated Summer Room, With a_G azzeibo, which commands pleasing - View of Windsor Castle, Eton College', and other rich oSjeCts, in a social respectable neighbourhOnd,mot to be.equalled. A t.the end adjoining to the Inn, is, aER E E-' Fw Lit DW ELIA NG-HOUSE, with Offices, and a Yard ; vhich will be included in the purchase and' mi6ht - bacon vetted to the use o f the Inn, it requir ed.- - • Furtner Particulars and Terms; by application to. Mr. KiinS&ley, Surveyor of Estates ; Appraiser and Auctioneer, No. 160, Piccadilly. - - • Landon : Sold by T. Hurst, Paternoster-row. . _ •• - This Day were published, In Four elegant Volumes, Foolscap Bvo. Prices One Guinea, ~ • in boards, .I\Jf EMOIRS of the. late Mrs. ROBINSON, iVi WRITTEN by HERSELF; - Including Anecdotes of many distinguished Charafters of the present period ; with 'Poems and Letters never before pub ii,ned, Written by Herself, or addressed to ter by variot.s • Persons. • Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's CI nrch.yard ; and Sold by all Booksellers. SCARCITY OF MONEY. , • TN • these unpiecedentedly. distraa4 Times, the ii • • proposition of a peCuniary aid, - when it is made from, any truly respectable quarter, becomes extremely-interest ing, even to those who have.die very, best Securities to otter. In thitirnportanf contemplation it is, that a man _trf ample power,- and Of the first respectability in lite (Whidi an-inter view, or'other confidential, correspondenc.: - , will evince), is happy thus to render to People of Rank and 'Honour, anti to such aloge, on their personal obligation ottl; ; ormryper sons posSerAed of Landed, •P,liided, e q i; Properry fDignitaries of the Church,. the Beneficed Clergy, or Ladies liavinA Dowers, or Settlements .in ..partictilar), ANY INr S - tANT SUM, by Redecincible Ain.nity Loatt, at Annuity Interest,.but not than i-561. - nor more than 50001. any one Person.. Every transaction arising from this publication, will evince its beingfounded on principles diatriettica4y.op 15ritite to tire - 11tirtiefOtis j)tausible,' iii! r :t mostly •de,seqmpus otters on this Subjed in the PitOlic . Prints ; ui ctrure on principles oriutegrit:y ; ,.-ncr.:zy, and disi - (at;;It ;and tit fol lows) of unfailingly yieldinethe most .pertect sataadiOn*.to the Borrower, in s tnti ri. - -ult.-- : -Letter, candidly- giving ,name and residence,t-Will have every gentlemanly attention paid them; - clirected.in• Mr. H.-Jackson, to ire care of Mr. Rich- Mond; _the Master. of the New Chapter Ccitfee-housc, Duke's -court, Long-acre, - latiltdou 'No Agent or Broker can he attended to ; no Letters noticed which are not poStige-paid ; and no personal inquiry there be gratified. . . A RCHER and H AUGHTON, from . Dublin • , •lA.. IRISH- POWN. and-'TABBINET- MANUFAC *FUR EIITS and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princeis: of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of York, DutchesS of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, No. B,' Henrietta -street, - Covent-garch:ft, London. The el vated patronae-of - Her Majesty;" the different Branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies .of the ñrst rank and fashion, it is hoped has , sufficiently establishe.d, in the 'opinion of a discerning Publie,• the Tlecided• superiority' of Archer and .Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets ; alSo gold, silver, figured and plain Chatnberry Muslins, and Italian Sarsenets fbr.Court .Presses,.ll:urbos, CAUTION. Whereas, Archer and Haughlon have been credibly 'in formed, ti►at a great rrianpeople in Kingdom •are'now, and have been tor Some time past, minufaduring and selling Poplini and Tal?biiiets, as Irish, 'ofan inferior quality, under the name of Artbh,'.,r and Haughton's Manufadory, with a' view to discredit and injure their !louse, and a gross imposi tion On the Public in general . 1 •Ciey are determined; as far as lies in their power, to prosecute to conviction any• person or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of their manufadure, that, was not adttally bought at their house. They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen_ try, - that their Warehouse is stocked with a" greater variety Of Mourning Goods than is to belounet hi any other House in Town, which they are enabled, to sell (for• ready money) at ' prices muc h l ower t h an the , y can be had elsewhere, the Whole being o f th e ir' own Mannfadure :—they consist of white and black Bolnbasins, Chamberry Muslims, Cambric Sarsenets, Itasdirnores for Widowi, Armozines, dress Bar celotia Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus SarSenets, Modes, Crapes,, Scarf Silks, HanclkerohieLs, Bornbazets for ' Servants, &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey . Poplins, and Sarsenets; for slight •Mburning. = English yards wide Poplins ofa superiorquatity, at 35. 6d.' per yard ; Velures, double- black Serges, and rich jrish Tabbinet in chiferenr Patterns"; plain, corded;•chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear black; they never row rusty or greasy in wearing,' being of the very best triple dye. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their House. a •. -••• N.• 13; Ladies own -Spinning•mantfadured into Poplin's or Tabbi nets ;- -Tabberay,s for. Furniture of t he, different fashion-:- able Colour s , manufadurecl on .the shortest maim Merchants supplied to any amount. • • THE RIC H VALE OF CIPPENHAM. TO RE SOLD'Ihr PRIVATE CONTRACT, A . Most-Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate near the - TWentY • •third Mile-st One on the great 134th goad,' within three Miles orWindsor, in a rural, plea- Sint. Village, in .•th.! County of Iltieks ; comprising a Resi &nee, with every Accommodation for a genteel Family.— Stables, a double - Coach-house, - Pleasure G round,, Garden, t wo,oeautiful . o rchards, ..a• Meadow, and one Field of Arable adjoining ; in the w h o le a b out zo Ac'res,•_now in'the occupa tion of a Gentleman, who is Tenant at Will. • Also adjoining, and • beloning 'to the above-mentioned Estate, a Capital.Fß E E HOLD FARM, about - Two Hun drecl Acres; 'the Cropsthis,••and every. year, superior to most ,Counties in the Kingdom. • • . This. singula - rly pleasant fertile Trad of Land, may be truly called the Garden of Eden, and allowed' to be in the circle of the first .Respetiability, •• At an easy distance from the Thames, and'aceorhoanied by the celebrated Taplow and Hedsor Hills, Woods and Groyes ; in a fine, chearfu I, Sport ing' County - , not subject to any inconvenience whatever. The Roads in every direction remarkably good in all seasons and plenty.'4 , G'iime-.• • The Farm is lett to an undeniable Tenant on LeaSe, about 1.3 years of which are unexpired. The wliole of the Premises have undergone considerable Improvements and Repairs, and are plentifully supplied • with.the finest Water in the Kingdom. Further Part4culars and Terms,by - application to .Mr. Kirnbeqey, Surveyor of Estates, praiset, and Autaioneer, No. Oct, - Piccadilly TO BE SOLD, . THE LEASE of all those VALUABLE PRE- Mrs ES, the LIME WO R KS ;' advantageously situate on the Banks of the RIVER LEA, near BOW-BRIDGE,, in the County of . Essex, within three miles of the Metropo lis; together with every convenience .for .carryiug on. that business,. and - the Coal Trade also, to a considerable extent. It is,a most desirable spot, with a Wharf, and a capital' Lime Kiln, that makes upon an average 96 Hundred per Week ; the profit of which is asckrtained .to a certainty,. withatit any difficulty whatever. The Preinises condprize a convenient Family House ; con sisting of two good Parlours, a Compting-house ' four Bed chambers, and a Dressing Room on the First Floor, and suitable Bed-coonis for Servants ' • a good Kitchen; Pantry, Wash-house, aid Dry Cellars ; the tront Court.inclosed by Palisades; a small Flower Garden, Drying Ground, and Kitchen Gardens:• Also 'rWO•COTTAGES ; Stables for Sixteen licirses, a good Granary, .and Lofts over, with roomy Sheds, and other useful Buildings, properly adapted for both the -LiMe and• Coal Business, equal to an.extensive. Trade. Likewise the LEASES of TWO Desirable PA R VS, now in high CultiVation, pleasantly situate. near Grays, in the County afOresaid; comprizing a gond Dwelling-house ; Offices and Conveniencies for the condu& of i6o Acres of most excellent Meadow and .Arable Land; together with an inexhaustible Chalk Pit upon the Premises, now in full work, with a Wnarf upon the Creek, nearly contiguous to the River Thames, for . conve 4 ying the produce of both Farms by Water Carriage. , • - Further Particulars and Terms, with a Plan of the Lime Works, &c. may be seen by application to Mr. Kimberley, SurveyoF of Estates, and Audioneer, Nv. x 66, SIX, YgNCE4 FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR'TPFE SEA-SiDE. . WANTED. A 1-{OUSE in the COTTAGE STYLE, with Coa:211-house and, Stables, 'grod Garden, and with,or without a fetV Acres of L:4-d, in either of the Mari time Counties, excetith*Kent and , Essex. • - • Address Particulars- and -Tenni to SQUIBB's HOUSE AGENCY OFFICE, lower end of Saville-passat,e, mar Conduit-street. TO BE SOLD, l IF, LEASE of a . most • Desirable , Genteel 1 FAMILY HOUSE, in the Circle Of. a respeaable Neighbourhood, situate on the verge of a rural pleasant iG Nco, ,within two Miles of the Bath Road, and rourfroin Wntdsor; The Premises have been recently repaired .and.fitted Up, : and - now fit for theimme:iiate accommodation . of a Kennel FanOly . The House contains a commudions Drawin4-morn, an Eat ing parlour with a Bow- window, *a Breaktlast-romn, six best Bed-roOros, and suitable Rooms fel Servants. The Okfices 'convenient, a good Five-stall Stable' ' a Coach-house, and other .Boildiug4:oalculated for Man or Fashion, or a Sportsman. 17tie Gardens are fully cropped, andbaubtillit ; the . Pleasi-t;:— ground and ;il.lks arc ht.-autiful, and dry in all seasons, and not 'expensive ; -to4ether -with an -exceeding good Orchard, an.l Pati.l* , Ll, the pr )ttlce remarkable; refreshed by hick :;*ie ply the House. and Otrieet with tiiviine.t Water in the Kingdoin. May be viewed by Tickets only, 'and further information by application • to , Mr. ,Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates . , No. 160, Piccadilly. • The Purchaser Of th - e Lease may be acCommodated with the neat Furniture, at a fair Appraiseine►rt, w. iming_tiate Possession. N: B. A healthy Sporting Country, and plenty of Game, witty good Roads in all seasons. NO.. 4, IVELI.'s-STREET, Third Door froin 0 Xibrd.strwt, • PERFECT LIKENESSES. (By His Majesty's . Special Appoi,►tincnt.) T . • _ ONES's REFLECTING MIRRORS, at One Guinea each, for takily,, Likenesses in Profile or - ttt.l ;ace; also, Landscapes, and View.; from Sea, Lx. They are maci:: so easy a Plan, that a Cifild of ten.years of agecannot fail to take a Perfed Likeness with them. Perfect LikenesSes taken in Miniature . Profile, at •ss. 6d. and painted on Glass or Chrystals, in a stile of superior elegance, from -18 s. ,to rt. ss. each. Profile Likenesses in 'Colours, froM7lss. to il. iss. each, gilt Frames included,. His. I inpression Profile Plates; for. Ladies and Gent leii ien to take an nu iriaer, from . to - s. 6d. .to iss. each. They will he- found of .the greatest utility tO. such Ladies and Gantleinen who travel, as they can be put into a small .Pocket-book,' and to present a ,Friend with a polite re membrance in one minute. Time of sitting one minute, and. one sitting sufficient. „ • -MINI XTUR ES . neatly painted,frpin Three' to . Fin Guineas. • _ _ §pelirnens of the' above Paintings may be seen every day, from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon till Seven in the Eve«- ing, N o . 4 , Wells-street, third door from 0 x N. P. Such who wish to see the elfect of the above In strument. pay Is. each, which Will •be returned on pur chasing of either the above Instruments, or sitting tor an . Impression Place Likeness. %..-* Likewise . his Velvet Writing Paper and Metallic P.eneils made: up in Books, a; as. and as. 6d. cads ; Ma nufaOurer in Ordinary to His Majesty, to be had as ab..)Ve. preventFo imp-,sition by a spurious sort being paered to the Public insfead of Mr. Jones's, please .to observe they -ire all stamped with hi's Name, -and round, abbut it, A' By 1-lis'Ala ; esty'g Special AppCmatineht." HEAL 'H AND ECONOMY. 'ACTOR• BARTON's PATENT VITAL WINES, having from extensive experi,n,e proved to be of the most essential benefit in preservins, r:euvcriii,.., and establishing general Health, and the useiot them rapidly in creasing, from becoming very generally introduced tt table, require an establishment on - an extended basis. The Pro, prietors have ther6bre been induced to form a considerable mercantile •c.'onneCikM of great credibility to. meet their de mand ; and respe-41Ully in tbrm -the' Puolic they continue to soil . , as usual, at the Laboratory and Vaults, where they Ire:prepared, No. 7, Berners,s.treet, oxtor,!-street; by' appointment, at the following places No. tai, CheapiMe ; 'Messrs. Ching and Butler's, •N0..4, Cheapside; Mr. Vale's, No. 46„ Cornhili.; Messrs. le. bunk's- 'and Co.. No. 150, Oxford-street ; and Mr Barlow, No. 29, Cockspur-street, at 365. per doz,bottles included; and Wines for medical use 655. -per doz. with .printed.dl rcaions, retail, for ready money only. N. B. Venders and Wholesale Dealers allowed a liberal profit. • DR. /sTORRIS's DROPS. THE superior Efficacy of this Medicine, in the following .Disorders, has, more than half atitt?.7e, been nitiversally experienced and acknowlerigti. Fevers of all sorti, whether inflammatory, -Putrid, =Way, , blions, ner vous, othectic . blit especially . the Putrid, or Yellow f so tatal in hot Climates, in which destructive middy, by a libirat application, the Patient is recovered in the very our of expected dissolution. In cbmplaints Of the Stomat.h and Bowels,,Asthnias, inveterate Coughs, Colds, the St.urvL and Impurities of the Blood. _impaired Constitutions, anti the decays - and discodiforts of advanced Life, nothing can eti:e2cl its,cordial and salutary eitiods. A table-Spoonful in a glass of .water, taken .occasionally, prevems the ill elteets'lre, quently experiences in nervous and . bilious habits, from . Sea bathing, or drinking the. Mineral Waters. • The gamily Bottle, 2.25, is only. to i); had at the D,:iiS - Or's House, LoWer Brook-street, Grosvenoi-square; Wher , of Cures ate deliver:, gratis, and all for 4xpor,.iii:ln ex...cute:l. The miler sized Bottles .arc Sold ti.'W)l..:sale and .itetail by Messrs. jeboult and Co,. No. iso, Oxfoid„street. Solomon's-Place, Liverpool. . R. SOLOMON announces to hiS numetops Customers, that he has just. sent to his Agent, Mr.. Mathews, No. fS, Strand, London, and to his Warehouse, E x:change-court, ~. Dublin; a . fresh -and very large Supply of his much esteemed CORDIAL BALryl`of GILEAD ; be ing a sure remedy fi,r debilities after long fevers, nervous disorders, and weakness peculiar to the Female,. x; cholic; flatulence, sickness, vomiting, loss of appetite r gofity spasms of the stomach, hysterical and hypochondriacal att;ecdions, lowness of spirits, and the various direful complaints usually stiled Nervous Disorders, price sos. 6d. each.buttre, or twelve in 51. cases. ' , , ; . egr . Pamphlets of its effi,:acy gratis.. . , . . NERVOUS AFFECTIONS; . - 7 1 1-101JGH so frequent, have hitherto been found :•to resist the usual routine. of Medicjite, with uncort. quarable obstinary,iand - as they gradually midetraine And de. bilirate the/constitution, they increase in violence:..-.As a re-: 'licitly for Diseases so distres•ing, the .E X TRACT, or ANI MA of QUASSIA, will be tound without rival : it admir ably invigorates the4hole . eirculating mass, str..m;thens the stomach, and promotes digestion ; - braces the relaked lar :Sores, and fvvithout the teMporary stimulus of g Cordial) bv.assisting Nature gradually, elle.'-ts a permanFntcure.,-- rot We:•k.and:Debilitated Constitutions' it is equally efl4.a. - cious ; in' pains and weakness of the stomach, of habitual purgings, it attbrds speedy and permanent relief. The agreeable and elegant .form of this Preparation, added to its - almost invariable success, has already procured it Markt and reputation unequalleh in the Annals of Medicine. • Sold wholesale Only by B.Shaw, No. 74, Borough ; apd re tail by Pickling, No. 76, Oxfoid.street ; Newbery, roster of St. PaupS Church-yard; Pearsall, No. 23J High ilolboro ; 'Putt, Royal Exchange ; Swiney, No. as, Pall-NI-di; ..nd No. t6B, Piccadilly; and Turtle, No. 127, Strand ; in boxes Of ss. and Los 6d. each , and large packages,' containing tine ss._ nax es, ii gs. each, duty included. • "" . . • Bat observe, none can po4sibly be genuhie unless it has the signature of E.. liailam and Co. written in red ink.