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HLMnER:277S.j grE D NESDAY, AUGUST 12 1 'lBol._ SIX the itag ,ids ng fi lid icl - • }far or Tennis_ . • . prr,. , . eoUrt, King -street Sout!i;.vrl•:, hive` for's - o me -time P ast rt , te spurious 13 1 a4,.king Cakes, counterfeiting those yrepared by William affixed. id those upon th - thereto similar - .ounfer . e;:ed natUr , c re f e t t hesaid a A t ts t he' c bottom i of th the•Si g the ( Bills of ni e - Cak e inclosing ti.e me, and hake'sol i d the said counterfe i t retee,ti:" Labelled and inclw.e'cl, by Wholesale: and Retail, Vill art thtin t o be.getniire.C..k.s - prepareti by the said A c t,„ oal*f_ey, lottie uts commente d not _ me, but in regavd, to-my Family, has concenti?.l ~ to r0c.,,,,1 th,rei„ ; d o _hereby. expres s my sorrow tor whichl have. so pr a cti se d on:the Public, an d the i njury thereby ,done to the s aid S•Villiarn Bayley, and rr°rnise never to the same.-; .and I hope that this ac_ ledatnent be .4 Caution to. Venders of blacking CAS in w nerai. • •• Witness G 5 . 0• WAR `..• CHARLES HARPER. Cakes".Eialaci-scite prepared, ()lily by Wil/iain at 13,yley anclßfew, Cockspur-,trzet, London: , . . . . , TO•VE P,EREMPTORILY SOLD, TO THE BEST. , T e ur4vant to a BIDDER, Decree of His Maiesty's Court of E xc h e q uer at Westtniniter,• made in a Cause, ithitled DAVI ES against ' ,i-E.W ES, , 5 Kni,!ht. betbre Ab e l Ma:Vsev Fsq. Depury to ' l ii Masty, liw - rierahranece o the - saii Court, on Friday -.le l tll .le .Da v' of At ipi,t inst. Itt f 'l.7wtive O'COck t Non, In the Excliequer 'Office in thelnner TenfpW, tendon, A oFfRE.E 1:10LD ESrATE; situate in the Pa r i s h i c • t • 'petflX:llS,ln tneiCoikaty of.Pernbroke. _consist -1‘• ("` clivers Messqages Laiiiis, avid "f enerneutS, in the stye_ F_l_ occtiptionsOf•Fian ' loini Thorh l as kV.illiams, jatie Lloyd, :!ieltaid kieh4t ; (l, .W . l ;ain'fSciivtii . William ji.hn, Mary tihcehrosl.as, sa,..isuej ~r, a ,l , , i ,,c, A be k e si „l l -al Will 'Jones, and b-raPartieul ''i—'s Rerrt - atS Ill ' ay ble - had (gratis) at t'ie t. -. _. , rn Ai -nccrs ' Q tlice, in • the Teinplc,p. - Iqr. Ga;rty,' SolLeitor, .., l.gel-eotirt, 171 ipoginorton-strOt ; Mr. T%ontas, Solicitor, fheohald's Road, 1.: - :ndon :, Mr. D 414...., Surveyor, -- Lt n_ affelr , s; near earcti,:ati' ; and of Mr. liernsit . Lioy!l, -Caernaar k; the W-hite Hart, Cardigan ~ and the - principal inns rCaerina'rthen and Haverfordwest. . ~.... , . '" „ TO BE SQLD AUCTION,, cefoo. t 1, 4 1 11 ,t to an Order of ttie Lord -High . 0 hancellor), thori z e d t'Aaor Part of the Cpmniissio ners name d a n d au; is;;;z4 an , l and by a Corti. - iislon of Bankrupt awarded an d • Lam E - c t r) :Y in•Proseeution against Joseph Glciver, Wil•• the City d ; r ",.s; John Ern.sury, and Cross, Lite Of o n ° , - I , 4 °r;tr, Bankers, Bankrupts. by Adjcurn- Iviii;al..„-,-7 2zd ,f july last, at the House of Thomas 4.110Wr, by tne-Sign of the Talbot, in-the Parish tzt t'r c tv but nrai adjoining the City of -orees t , i . ou•• oh 'S yechrsciay the tgth Day of August-instant, ied ti t e Hours of Four and Six in the Afternoon, sub. ' th •- 1 1 Cond' • • s shall he then,phaduced „ Condition; a lAL - and COMMODIOUS 'MAN.' • SI() Nr-HOve't THORNGROVE, situate Pari • sli of " ,Three Miles from the said City, lI t u r . le n . g ß il i t y f t t ,, l s Y ituated vela Eminence commanding - a View 'of ea r ns and a beautiful- Prospect over the *lost lertile .a n d terminated un fhe - Southwi:st by the grand rnitch-admired Range of Malvern Hills, and on the North . ?y the of cscue one of Abberley ; containing Five .toorts ofii Flcsre-,-the Dinifig-roesm being thirty-three feet six inches by twenty feet seven inches; Drawing-roorri twenty tee t by siXtterl 4 and the other Koorns of large dlrnenziosu, 14.•ich Closet:3, Cord cind Hot •Batits: The whole elegantly - • , , • • . ,rin nius.tect with sintarne attached and detached • ( at l -11.ficea; Coach.l;ouses, ,Stables, Malt house, Hop:kilus, Fonvernent Out-buildings, Pleasure-grounds anti Shrub- Sr , ry- walks, with a large f.iitchen Gardeh, inclosed on .the `- Side f,y a l e f t y S tove W a ll , six. himdred. ancr forty „, '' t e . " in tchgth, and t ivcive in height,- clothed with the Fruit Trecs, and .now in the highest perfection; a S:ont : built; Gothic Green.house ; twenty feet by fit s , Hot-house, siltry ft-et lay ,fourteen • two Succession Pit ,f !1; orty-three feet lou t; an d n i ne an d an halt' wide ; Melon • r l) z.ty feet by nine and an half.: 10 the F ron t Of the- Man i'3 a spaclou§ Lawn, falling in a . graduaFricscent to- a rich Y, hisrant about, a quarter of a mile; a.grcat Rim of y ard , s co .c - •Vith an itancisome iteet of. Water, twp thou • . . hundred fe et lqn forming from its adjacent Banks, . ti; •• • -• from ffre Manse, a.ino • st delightful Scene, impercelkinly behind a Cr of beautiful Oaks. Ort the . I :uth Side 2 ,; . ; the Shrubbery, cove two thous-and and eight feet Planted with sele6ted , Shrubs and' , FOrest Trees, at their 11 g r owth • t r with a neat Cottage Gar kl -grow , o?,et , •liers House, Bath and Bath-house near adjoining. the Canal. he ,tV hole , cor/Li;ils • • - 01:E. ULTNI)RSD. and THIRTY ACRES; nearly Onw Hurared - thereof in, Pasturage, and the remaining • Q.1%-gtund and A rable•Land, in high Cultivation and, in Nut of 3 :t • uttiotr, truly. de habit: ter the Residence of large, gQ•hteel • Tye :Building s , Garden, Shrubbery, and the g.teatest part o f the -is Copy hold, - helix fur Four Lives laier the Bishop •of Worcester--a Tenure Little - inferior to 'rethaid ;, Residue, about Ei g h t A cres , Leasehold fur Ninety.. hine For f art h er P art i cu l ars, apply .to Mr. Street, Solicitor, k-,hilpot.lane,, London ; or to Messrs. Price ancl!BarnenY . , Worcciiter,, who will appoint a Person to -sliew .4m Pzelnucs.. PUBLIC-OFF?CY., Bow-STREF,T, Aligust•it, Igor. BURGLARY. FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. NNTHEREAS- in the Night of Friday last, t}le House of ------- BARNES, Esq. near the Bridge at • e'en, AliddleseV, was' buridariously broke open by eight en, who stole therein, a Metal fluntiug watch, Maker's l:441e ) CoWard and Co. with a.Steel Chap and Metal Key, the Watch was l oose in _the Case ; a Piece of Russia Silver "in, about the size of a Half-crown, a:Counterfeit Dollar, an Alirumack Pee for present Year, in a. Rect (.-_,.... . ‘ ... , ~ the _ ver, L a .•-anker'S Check for Five Pounds Five ShillingS, l i lted July. zB, on . Baron Dimsdale . and • Cu. a Pair of . New . , air Ik)otS; .some• other. Half Boots, and several Pair or ,`'.'••-'nt lenien's 'Shoes with' Ties, a'Oentlernan's fiat, alnlcst ' nett' two or three Pair of Silk Stockings numbered,. !our t ''e Pound Bank Nines,' and. Several other Notes and Bills, n Kether with sons Casli. Whoever will apprehend,. or , give - spell information to the Il listratesi at the above Office, as may he the means of ap- P'ehei , diiig and' conviding one cr ►more of the 0 tithders cun. 0 41)4 in, the . ,said Burglary , shall. receive F I FTY•'P 0 UN'DS •Ke-,vard from the Association of Hendon aforesaid, fpr the Prosecution a Felent . .. • .. , TheAchibers are supposed to h ave been Irish Haymakers, who Likely worked" in tliat nci.:l.hourbood; art 4 two of thew' -- l'van'4'47k . .littl e or no English:" Cne - cif tlierri'atfliMfad tO tre' • about = z 7 ye.ra of 2,;(.., Plit-e.,1%-ct‘ 4or :7 ilic.ies high, stout anti tliick ;Ind, red ±:as.',' : , ilti knock-keetd ;- another a short • ' little i'dm, ). - ,t..v,-;.r. ..1:, :iild - 5,1 ye , r.; of age • another a tall that NL t ii,.fi4Nen ;.a r, i,li- do: aide xioA, ilti'. about . 16 'or z • r:ar%w . .:;,e... ; at;o4l - 1,).)--abb4it '5. Feet SI I nehjs;liigh, stout rilad;' itro.33y,ly . .liait., - 17t1Qp tour Lad their F'ae:.; 'party blaetked - when ;hey eatt;rect iti ,at the chart . ..Si4- NV Li ciCav where Ali. and .1 1 ,- 4. 4. , slept.. • .- . • . ' - ' \iONES' READY- TO AD:VA.;CE.:' WHER.E A ,S many Ladies iii Gentlemen fre ofi. fluently Sll ifiT. great pectiluary ill.Oilyemence tor want ' llovvin r , . & otno - resferle.c.nartia: tigii v . v l. tliroi - tos medium the y l4 l be --4.coßninoilated \Niro. tefr.p.,rary _or perm anent Sums of Nlority i. 411 .ers2ii's in posse': Zr.:n of Tiicome ails; il.ll*.'iriti ' ' ' F'''6el'al4ttl ittli4lll6,i , 'Letasc;hold.E.state6, inland er Houses, N'l,orkev in tne funds, Rent Ciiargeo,Alani3l4 Seta tierlealt ' W . ria . . ', 1 • - - WS jointures Armuittes, Patent Flues, ,-iTrgyir....-11'.. Livl,lx,',' o -'- ar.yeiher ' eeu - alir inc - ome for Life, 1 / a sr-nt: ..;ty plied w ith:tetnpiribiry or-permanent Sums of Mo. r: Y ' '''':Yt:"l'lowiti b.yygu jg i4-1-trat;qua:::-. i..lnuity hiterest " r tre Sislii., %,k;lrli p6l7',lftso return the principal at theirov'n ° Ytic)l- • • Rersor.al applicaticms will be received every day, o T-. 1 11 two o'Oxk, and I . 4siers ,frorn Correspondents, in Town r Country, wi lite immediately ans , eted. Atidiess46 Niesrs • 13- '.rtiiiiicl,Cd.•at tlierrirlouse, No. 22, Great S •i i , • Glaring-cross • . U ti ot.-Street, v.-fing...cross ; but no letter; will•be acirnitted unless post-paid.- • This Day was published, ,- • In One Volume tztak, embellished with a highly,finished Portrait, Price 3s. 6d. in boards . • • TFIE.BEAUTIES of.HERVEY; or:Pescriptiye, Piduresqueand I nstrudiye Passages, seleded from the Works of this deservedly admired Author : to whichis pre fixed. Menloirs:ofthe Author's Lite.. • - • LondOn : Printed for T. 'Hurst, No. 32, Paternoster-row. - Where may be had, A New Edition, with a fine Portrait, uniform with the above, price 3s. 6d. in hoards, The. Beauties of, Goidgaitil, orcomplete,TreaSury.of Genius. This - Day :wcre_published, Elegantly printed by Bensley, in Royal Quarto, Price tzs. QIX . PICTURESQUE VIEWS in NORTH 10 WALES; engraved in Aqua-tinta by .Alken, from Drawings ;made on•the Spot. With Poetical Reflections on leaving that Country ' • -, • - • By the Rev. BRIAN BRO.UQUTON,,IV.I.A. Fellow 61 Nei , College, Oxford': ' Proasentiorem c'ioaspicinius Deum • -. • Per. invias Rupes, fora per juga, • Clivosque prxruptos, sprdtes, Inter aquas, nem runlqu sklem• GRAY, • Mid-broken cliff's, and roar ofWUng The. horroi - -breathing gloom pt . sunless Nvoods o _ . On - clund-capt mountains ne'er by - mortal trod, A w'e-A &kick, wr r.earec-see a present God. London : Printed for Joseph Nrawman; In the Poultry. This DaY'Witi published, lii:Orte Volume ixmO. on fii - ve wove Paper, hot-pressed, e mb e lli s h e d-,, i th Wood Cuts, Price 3s. boards, THE '.-BEAVTIES til• MITISH POE fRYi' ,Seleiteil by SI DN E Y E L TH, E;(1. London: Printed for T. Hurst, Paternoktr.:row ; where may be had, ,lust-published; mato. The British Prose Aliscellany, selected from the most eareemect - Moaem Authirs; also the British - Poetical Mis cellany, uniform with the above, each price 3s. bd. neatly sem.scci4h marige 01)er. WANTED byaGENTL.EMAN, to RENT, A MANOR,' for. Ooe, Two, or Three Years, LA. or more, .well stocked with Game. 4t is wished iitt arbe more triad - Tort) trorrCLondon ;' it less, the better ; it in Berkshir,i or Oxfordshire, o'y a*ny-Counry ing, the more agreeable. , • Application to he inade.inimediidety to Win. Bowles, Esq. Windsor, to he left at Yolt-Otlice till called for , or to Mr. Ridgway, York;streer s St. jailles's,sqlard; 'Landon. A, COUNTRY RESIDENCE near PLYMOUTH, in the COUNTY Of .DEVON; .M 0 BE SOLD, a.. Desirable FREEHOLD I ESTATE, called ELFORDTOWN, in the Parish of Buck land Nlo , iachorum, late in the.Awupatiort. of H. R.' Snook, Esq. deceased. The Premises are situatcd-in a . i ic Sporiing•Country, ,and consist .of a. DwelliaB - ..rioin,,e •(oittprisin,; two Parlours, a Kitchen and - convenient Offices, rive Bed-chaerieri, three ClOsets, and two Garrets), a Six Stall, Stable, Dog Kennel, Barn, and Out-houses, a WaLeil. Garden, Ita-vms and Einty-iiiriz! Acres of Arabic:, Meatio,V,. and Pas ture Land, wcit•mooded and waterto, within a king fence,. and fronting the Sown,' wan Coininon Pasture rot' all kiu4 of Cattle on Roboro,o Down, free 11 - or:101e Tythe of . Corn and Payment of Lane.-Tax ; eignt miles distant_ frorn Plymouth anti Plymouth Dock ; and.aix. rola Tavistnck, at ane or other of which Towns is a• market rice days in every . week, and the Mail-coach piises between those places every day, within halt a rrilic , of the 13ifuse. , The P urchaser may bave.pos.lession at Nlichaelinas next.- For which purpose, a 'Public; Audion Will be heldat the Globe Inn in - Plymouth, hn Frid.iv the 2?st day of. AngAst is At the Alt - emu - on. B.' A I)Oos-t of tolo , per cent. will be - required on signing 'Contract. For viewing the Premises, application may be made at Eltordtown ; and funnel - particulars known by applying to Mr. Benjamin Follett, No. t Paper-buildings, Temple, London; or to Mr. Leach, the Proprietor, at Pl ymouth. Dated zstli July,. • A DESIRARLE RESIDENCE in GLOUCESTER- SHIRE: 7 TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By- Mr. PhiLLPOTTS, Senior, • ,At.the George Inn, at Stroud,' on Thursday. the 3d. day:of September next, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon ; L,k Modern-built STONE MANSION-HOUSE, 1. called STRA.T FORP-HOySE, With attached and detached 01#1,:es, walled Garden; well planted, and in . high perfection, Melon Ground, - Fish Ponds, Pleasure- Ground, and several - Intlosures of rich 'Grass Land, partly -planted with choice .Fruit Trees surrounding the house, with three neat Cottages and. Gardens ; the whole contprizing up, wards of Thirty-two Acres,. situate in a healthy Country, commanding most ticPtititi and - picturesque Views, well sup.plied- wttit .forinilig a truly desirable'Resi. dente tor a genteel Family., - ,vithin'half - a mile of: Stroud, and adjacent ..to tht! Turnprke road leading trom Bath to C'hel tenham, thirty miles distant from the tormer, and fourteen trom the latter. place ; ten tram Gloucester, fourteen irons Cirencester, and to4 . trom London. The house, which is ' situate in a Lawn . with a 8-trearti Ot . Water in front, consists on the Grout d. glpo r , of a Vestibule r 6 feet by zo,.Eating-, room 20 t;:ei by It, • Drawing-room io feet by t 7, Study, Servants' Hall, Kitchen, and Butler's, and other Pantries, with good Cellars underneath on the printipal Chamber Floor is a ,Bceaktist or. Monung-room to the centre, six Lociging-roonis with Closets ; and the Attie consists of seven good Chambers and a Laundry 27 feet by' a.. The attached offices include -a Wash-house, Brew-house; and Bake:house, Scullery, Larder, Dairy, Ace. and the detached lattices consist of Stabling for eleven Horses, double Coach house, Harness=roostt, Granary, Lumber-rooms, and Cord Bath. The above, except about four Acres in the'Parish of Pains wick, lie in -the Parish- of Stroud ; and there are seats in Stroud Church belongin4 to the Estate. The Purchaser ma, accointuodated with more Laud, to the extent of 144 Acres, if wished. Possession will' be given on completion of tile Purchase, and one half or tliqurchase money may remain on,-Mortgage, if desired. To be viewed by Tickets, winch, with 'particulars and Conditions of Sale, may ba had of Mr. Whiteombe, Ser- Juant's Inca, Fleet-street ; or at the Office of MessrS. 'Whit combr, Griffith, and Philpotts, in Gltuct:stcr, where a itlap of the Premises may be seen, ROSS, No. Ins, - 14tiogsgs4e-street Within., WHO invented several elegant Fashions, were hondured with ianiverpl.apprebation on the last Birth Day, having completed a sufficient number of them for public inspection, respect fully otlecS them to the Ladies, under the following names : The , TUFTED RINGLETS ; or,• CROWN - OF CA-.' 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