The Sun. — London, England, 1801-09-05 00:00:00

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'Under the Patronao of Their Royal j-lighnesses the • Prince of Wales and Duke of York. . - - Mr. ASTLEY,' Jun.'s - NIGHT. oN MON.bAY NEXT, Sept - . 7, m ill he pre sented (for that Night only) a new Grand Caledonian 3 Pedacle Rothance, in Two Parts, .called THE' IRON TOWER. , • --- „. __ Written and got up by Mr. A sr:4v,, Jun. • - ` Principal Charklers. • • Douglas, Mr. LAURENT ; • 03ert, his Page, Mrs. WELDON ; Carrol, Mr.'SMITIT'; E4:Bene, Mr. E SUTTON ; Blida, the Robber, Mr. FOX; Osmond; a Recluse, .Mr. LASST.LLES,• sen. - • • Spirit of Dtrnbar, Mr. Al E RCERPT ; ' Doneild, ,Mr. WI-lITI‘fORE ;- Xenp ar d, .. 1 , t . s . , s, mr. (7,0114 ERY ; hit ! attent an quiies s , Clanclrn, 5 mr. TAYLOR ; • Sandy, Miss CRAY,; Gabriel, "Mr. JOHANNOT; .. Alicia, Mrs: WALLACK ; Dorcas Mrs. wEwurzEß; Pc:rcy, Mr. ASTLEY, jun. And Julia, Mrs. ASJI.:,O\:. Bards, Porter, Rustics: 13anclitti, Soldiers, &C. B.:c. * * *, lioks of the SOngs to be had at th-eTheatre, Price 6d. -nil entirely New Grand Ballet Spectacle, with New sic, Scenery, 15 rciises, -and Decc ratior , produced under the direction of r , sot C E r . 4 ' • Or, EASTERN FETE. ---- tx ll q)titlg the Manners, Costume, c. , Of the East, parti cularly Panorn - rta Views of CONSTANTINOPLE_; also _ the BitITISH and TURKISH_CAMPS in :Upper Egypt,',' a General View of CAIRO its. Surrender to General flutchinsoni the Capstan Plcha, and the _Gratid,. Vizier, 'with an appropriate Fete, as given by the Grand Seignor,' in the Carstens of the Seraglio. - In the course- of 'the Evening, variou-S; Feats . of Capital. horsemanship. The ,orignlal Flying 'Phenomenon will g 0 thebugh surprising Leaps. r ece 6, ng eabd"e, perf(,:ined , , with new Scenery,. T)resses ' &c. a Comic Pantomime, - inVOilted and written by Mr. 7 A s t.t.z.Y„ jun. calfed • - 'HARLEQUIN .WARRIOR. 1 ..111 the course ofthe Pantoinime.will be introduced, a Sham b‘ , -two_ Squadron of Horse, mounted. by,"Wartiors 4 din Gold and, Silver Armour, who, will also go through van:ions of Ancient Warfare. E0? . ..4.5. Pit as. Gallery IS. Q ' l td Fe opened. at Half past Five,..and begin at Half past Six o'Clock precisely: Second Pri6e at Half past Eight o'Clock. be . l 'LLsts to ;)e'atifl‘Places:to be tal:zera, of :t; on ", Box-keeper, at the Royal Amphitheatre. .N 1 HANkYVER-SQUARE - CONOERT ROOMS. LiN;VOOD i s EXHIBITION, with aci VI CI - ORES, IS RE-OPENED, will rll.l t.l Every b a. Sunday excepted, fron) 'Nine in 11 y, _ Adnlittance One Shiltiug. APPLESHAVV . F r- IA 11, 1 OcEt. NoncE is herelw given, - That the DORSET- Sin WE arid SO'MERSETSI - 11 RE EWES, which "ma - N't been im m e morially sold at Appleshaiv., near Andover, pants; on the 7th gI _ t a ' U sold at that hair on those Days, in the present Year, pur ti.arit to rtiacient.usagt, and that „every thing will be ptepar ed as usual tor the accommodation ()fall Parties. The Author of an Advertisement in the Salishuiy Journal , - Of the inst. is called upon tei` take . , nottee hercot, to take any , ntaAres he shall ot‘ adved ta:pursue, tb rit in issue the ic,;altty of this Fair, whicli.the 0 ,vners'of Land in ApPleshaw are w•ei! advised may be continued with iferiect saietv to'all - Selters'afid Buyers of Dorsetshire arid Sonieriet- E wes; they being de.terniinA to support their accustoril- Righis against, all Opposers wii4tsoever: ..iApri,catior,s tor further ParttcularS maybe made to Miss NSher, at the Ni...nor Ito-use ; Mr. Hederley, and o.• Thomas 13,,i1ey, at Appleshaw ;-or of Mr. Wm:Horton, . Newgate-street, London. • ~ - 1.1..,••• tst 31, t-or. • _ ANNUITIES REDEIMABLE. TEN Yedrs'phrehase „will- be iinmeditely : given , for Annuities undeniably secured upon Freehold, Copy .‘`tit. or long. Leasehold-Estates, where the Paitics have an ,'olute interest, and on'which (hy reason'of the pressure ot e fillies) Money cannot be ohtained upon Mortgage. And 'pight Years. Purchase: will likewie 'at; given for Aktuities Young Lives, sectired ort thy like Property, or -on' Money ;) the Funds, whett the - Parties have only a 'Lkfe Interest.— therease the Grantors will have ttie power of redeeining 101,1 - sztine'at pleasitm by application personally, or by letter, at his l ' louse, No. 8, Dukestreet, Adelphi. , . . ' - ic,.4l(ciTy of -- mosEy. , • . . IN these unprecedt;ntkY distracted Times, the PropoSition of a,pecuniary aid; when it is made from i : , , Y truly re S pedable • quarter, beLomes sextrernsly, inter 4 t..,st 7 iikeveikto thope who nave the very best. . Securities to oiler. y r ,, thi s important contemplation it is, that a rna.a of aMple \i i:"!r, hnit of,t he firsurespeelability in lite (which an inter n, ) N, kn' other ciinfictentia, correspondence, will evince), is tolspy, thu s to render to People of Rank and Honouf,-ancl zor,,„'" a10n,,, rin their• personals obligation only or to per ( 1 ) - 14; e ) , ,sFstd ref Landed, Fulldetn.ot eqUellv fixed Property llavin g ,i r p"uf the Church, the Beneficed - Clergy, or Ladies - .E , A N - , , I Cl,V ,, er s, - or Settlements in particular), ANY IN- Intere st , I : '''N 4 , by Redeerneabh} Annuity Loan, at Annbity °Ct: Per4 ol , 4 t ' 1 ,..9t less titan 1501. nor more titan 3000.. to any 'will evi tace i - ,. tvery transaition arising frona•this publica ti on, N r i ii ite .. t . i :: , l .,: s s : t e ib in i. g ett fintn in ded on principles diametnallY .4" t ikfs 6n this "turn:sous plausible, but mostly desceptious the -Public "faints; sot course . on r ~, , !.;,ipi,B 0, integrity, 'secrecy; and dispatch ; and (it fol rtu,l,: of ! inf ailiiiioy , yelin% the'most pertea satisfaaion to ~,, rticnrrower, in the, r es u lt. —Letters, candidlY •givnig name t (l ,, splence, \Yin 'lave every gentlemanly attention paid ~4 ' , direded to 'Air. I-I. Jackson, to the• care of Al t% Rich- V'''"id , the Niaster of the, New .Chapter Coil -house, utike's--couit, Lon:;-aCTC, London; - ' „ C('-v --- No A , ;,ent or Broker can be attended to ;no Letters m tli nti . c e d whic h . are not postage, paid ; and no personal inquiry erc he , ratified. ....,____ ,-, TRIDING SCI - 109.1., STABLES. & c: O BE.LETT, the RIDING HOUSE; extzn ve ivery , Stables, Nah-houses, and Otticds, wit in. ho "4wel L lirig-house-adjoining, c in the' City of Bath, and tau h , pows,ion 6r Air. 'Dash. The-i'remises are very con=, and have,been much frequented .for sveral.yearsE?st, be entered, upon immediately.- • . .- ch,stc i t ) li er Particulars, inquireSalisbnry, at Dor or Messrs.. Bayley, in Bath. POCKING, ESSEX. Ti) LE SOLD By 'PRIVATE CONTRA.CT, . . r,,,„,, A ndirnmediate.Pos§cT4ion given, • . A.,—,[Tra,•WATER: EORN. MILL, ,wltll . ~, the Stones, Irons BrasieS, and 'other Iniplernents ! and " ' lin g Mill .with ' 1. • f 'cocks. A t ., is. , . , two. 3 air o 4,, st sits° a large convenient Niessuage•andlD7lung-11,°"se 1. 1 77hi . ig the Alilf; a large Lam with Plank Floor, Cow , , c) ti n st - Iv - Six Cows, -Stabling for ihree Horses, and other , in, (-buddings;4ll in good Teliair, and, Eight Acres of eXceed i,,P,.good Arable L.and, and Four Acres of Aleadovii, in LoCk l_atbresai,l;...and now in the occupation of Georce Smith. vl'he Mill at present breaks trout 20 to zcQuarters pdr 1, 6 ' . % and is capable of being mAlc to break trout -g to to ro44sper Week • is well situated tor M,irkets, being s miles . 1 ? 1,1- lalsted, 7 flout fledingliam, s.from coggeshall, 2 from %'laintree, and ,7 from Great Bardtielcl, and is distant from the ~,ngable River Chelmer 14 miles, and from Cokeliester i 6 ; trees io the.latge and populous Parighetolaoeking zuid Lrain c,,,,,, there is a constant and'great dentand for Ffout. . . 1,,: he land'...Tax is redeemed, and the Estate ~ ' is altogether 1 , 1 J.weli worth the attention of any person who can coin klii:icte r. a capital, and is deoirous of eng ag i ng i n t h e Trati of a \ . 1,, 'or further Particulars al‘d.Price, apply to Mr. Wade, At', t,ltneY-at-Law, llumnow • or Air. Aiutthias 'Davey, of qe E• • ' .P , I s , tou, Essex. ' '' - BEAUMONT LODGE. TO BE SO - I,t) BY AIJCTIoN, • By "Mt. 'PRICKETT, AeGarraWly's Cotie.-h e e, Exchange-Ailey, Cornhill, on' Ttiesday thei •th 0, S:ptcftibcr, 1801, at 't'welve o' C lock, 'in Divehots, Unless asatisfaaory offer shall he made for 'the Whole':, or' for Lot. t-; before.the Bth of STptember,' of which due notice will be giyen A CAPITAL and rnosr, , Desirabld FREEHOLD , ESTATE, comprising the superlatively elegant ,called BEAUAIONT LODGE, recently ereddlin a stileof singular E legance, and, C2M7eniency '; in, a County v..-irival led tor Health, Neighbouritood,, and Field .Sport,s ; n occupying traci wherein , the peculiar bounties'of Nature and Art.have been successfully bestowed With uticOmmonliberality ; sur rounded by excellent. Roads; 'most pleaSatitly situated onthe Banks of.the Thetnte, at' OLD ANkIN DSO R, iri the Most elintble part of the Counties-pt Berks and Surrey.; . 'with Sta bling for Nine Horses, Standing forfoor,Carriagesrninerous attached and detached Offices of every description ; cdpital Kitchen Gardep, with lofty Watts, Pinery, 'Peach-house and s: Tee-house, elegant Greert_horse, Melon Pits, and Plea sure: Ground, disposed with great, taste: Fishery on .the River Thames, and:rich Inclosures. Also seve - ral,Parcels - Of rich Me4clow Land; together ;with - a. neat-Brick Nlesstrage, with the Offices acid Gardei4 two Cottages and Gardens ; and the.P.ublio-houSe known by the name 'of the Bells of s thisicy, with the - Bfable, Standing for Carriages, Offices, Yard, and Garden: - May be viewed wi;h Tickets only, which, with descrip tiye 'Particulars,. may be had of Mr R. G. Thinints, No-. 40, Norlblk-street, Strand t - nt • Mr. 'Whitton; N. H 16i Great Jamcs-street,•Berlford-plw ; and of Mr. Prickett, Highgate. Descriptive Particulars may likewise be hat(at Garraway's Coffee-house ;- at the Baptist Head Coffee-house, chancery lane ; crf Mi. D. Smith, U'phols'terer, Windsor ;.at Botham's, ar S; It-hill ; and - at the. Rush, at Staines. • DR. NORRIS's DROPS. lii superior Eilicacy .of this Medicine, in the Pisorders , has I more than half -in age, been universally experieheed and..iteknowledged. .Fevers _of all sorts, .whether intlatninatory, putrid, miliary, bilious, .ner vous,.or haric„,.but especially the Putrid, or Yellow Fever, so filial, in hot clitriatL!s, in which destructive nr,dacty, by a liberal application, the Patiezit is recovered in the fiery hour of expected dissolution. -In complaints of the Stomach And Bowels, Asthinas, inveterate C o ugh, Colds, the Scurvy mid Impurities of the Blood, impaired , Constitutions, and the decays and discomforts of advanted Lite, nothinwari exceed ItS cordial and salutary effeas. A table-spoontut in a glass of .watcr, - taken OcCasionally, prevents the ill effea's fre quently experienco in nervous and bilioUs habits, from Sea bathing, or drinking"the Mineral Waters... „ • The Family Bottle, iia. is only robe had at the noaor's Horise;•Lower Brook-strect, fosvenor-square, where Books of CuresAN cleliverW; gra4is-,a:-.11 all Order for_ Exportation executed. Tile other sized Bottles are Sold Wholesale and. Retail by Me4 . srs.lcbopitarld Co. No. 150, Oxford-street. . . . , TO BEF' SOLD: BY AUCTION, ' • . By - Mr. FARMER, . . • On Thursday the 24th Day of Septenther next,- at, the Boll's 4- lead,lnn, in Lougliborough, in, dip County of,..t.eicester, at Three o'Clocit in the Afternoon, su'aje&to sneh*Con cljtionits, %Val be then pnidUced, in Twelve Lets; , . . A , CAPITAI t MANSION-HOUSE and Valli ./ 1. - ahle FREEIALD ESTA'T'E , (T,),'THE FRES) a. . Wartnalty; in .the County ,of Leicester, late the.property of William Bayley Cant, Esq.. ,deceasedi.,abe , ti 14 miles, from Leicestt...r, 2 . 6 trona Nottingham,- iz from •Loughborough; and fivelPom , Melton ; near the centre of Lord Sefton's Hunt, and hicluding two very • valtiable:. For Covers., and seveial Plantations. The situation is uncominonlyline, command ing a very great exterx of 1 3 rosped: . Lot t. Tile capital" Mar•sioir-ITOIIF, with ClTit- - A. a. r. Offices, - Stables, Yards, Garden, Orchard, and Horne Close adjoining, •cont-ining - . 6 229 . 'A' Slip of Land; part of She Fara-lard. acl joimirg,,,as a •i-oad.to the Stables - . -. o o 2 The Litt,t , S Reti-cArth ' - ^ - 4 232 Read at top of ditto • - - . - '--. o - 1 33. . Stone-pit . l'", c over - -- - 7"2 23 Short-cut Hill - • .." . - ~ • - '- to 2 0 Dalr's Close, with two small Plantations and Stew - - - - I 1 232 - . TheT- G. iSh Pond ' , - ', - 3 a , . Sp inney below ditto, - ' - . - e z' to '1 wo ' iaiittiiiyi.s ',Louth Sjag, ditto . - ' - o I 6 Fox Ceive.t, called Cant's Thorns - -•6 -. 1 3 A.,5L 216 Lot 2, Messuage,“tcifh Out-builcErKs, , • Yards, Garcleti; an Hoz.tteClcf.e adjoining 7 9 .t zo Road lately taken out of same - I _2 I t Pasture Close and Mani - 461i - - 6 " Anotlfer. ditto with-Plaptation - 6 t3O Near Pasture . adjoining the Road. - 7 father ditto adjoiniag'tlie dad - 7 2 34 A:3‘3 - 3 ;3 Lot 3. _Asti Spinney at toffs of tile Tilwn • ,A. 0 t 3". Lot 4.. Great Red-earth - - - 21 3 o - Little Pasture ' - - • - - - 8 x r 3 ' Great ditto - .. , - a - r 3.1 Th,t Road lately taken eta of the above - 33 26 A. sz x3o Lot 5, Stone-•pit RedL6rths, in two pieces (ex • elusive of the the Surveyor of --, the Highways) 7 , A. 16 3 3 N. B. Tl 4 LOt.contains a capital Quarry of Stone. Lot 6. }louse and ,Garden, in the occupation of - Richard Norman - o o' Lot 7. rionse, Garden, Orchard, ,aild Croft, in', , the occupation of Thothas Rest and-Rich. • Norman - • - ' - - ' A•• c' I'l4 -.•- . . Lot S. House,",Shop, and Carden, in the occupa- • '. fion of Thomas Stevens . - , - 0 023 ' • Frispy's•Close adjoining • - - • 1 1 ' 3 Garden or Totatoe 81ec... - - '•.- o 0 - to . • Old Bay-of Building and small Bit of Land o 0.• 4 . • . A.' I 2 0 ... , . . . .Lot 6. The R.ound Plat • • .. •• A. z 7 o 3z . .. -, •• • Lot - ro. 'The Long furlong - . - -. 49 0 2 Short ditto - - . ' .. . - iz, 3 To • Road lately taken out of the above ' - .L. I Izz A.33' 0 3'4 Lot IT. A new-creeled Messuage and Fisjt-pond Close - - - 19 3 7 Barn Close and Bain - 19 . 2 10 A. 39 .i 1 . . Lot 12.. The Bays, in font pier_7es. - 32 2 2R Road lately taken ottt.in tanie.• - i I. 36 A. 34 , 0 24 My. John Frisby. of WartriabS'y spew the Premises ; and fOr'Paiticulars ,appiys to• Mt. Ednitind 44 vans, of neiby, or to Mr. SMitli; Surveyoi, of Par cingron. l'hns of the -Estate may be seen at thty Office,of .Mr, Edmund &vans, or at Mi. Smith's, . ... • • . . N..,13. I' riatecl Partiiitifth turt.l - ze'ltati of ":Ir. E. E ‘ - .ins, Air. Sznith, Alt... John Vrisbj . ; •of -Nieri - . 1 /‹...intierley, • Long. :1'.:.(.!. Ince,: of Syrnohcrs .1 lin, LonOon,- 9r attlw-Pla.t:e of Szile.. • ' • litzrby, .24th Atig. -ttcri,. i ~t 5~? s i tis Manu -134, Strand, RY of every ind quality, ; can never ;over ever! , uliar dcgre , and. mai— while atoll is a variety y other per able hint to retail, ( an possibly . • ;OUNTY lock, EEHOLD )f FRINO, tines, Toils ed MING 54 Acres of y - cotnpaa, Parochial, Township. eight years 'per Ann. he Situation beitig Seven trJt. l2 favigation Of a bzatitit'ul th plenty fence fbr tlte lrkabte Estate, e tars may be ber, luke's Head . ; S Fake next, tnty of Dot' to His NlA tzer, puisu- Matter, in:- .nct Others," ;, -the Pto: W ritmf ' E anti -0, "' Stu tlt: and tv Ku:lvo - A. l the Town 4 2 1 tree Hundred Beast Lean=s Shrum, S 'Mt Tenufl Duse, Francis. seph Mills, Mills, Ge -1 BiaCklitOr t h ada-Tenant s lunting toged neph, White , ssrs. Dawes* ;. Lloyd afia 11r. Christ l6, ;1 at the prgr ,sbury. _ ' !cation al l at System by n of leng col* Y- 7 e the exclu.: stul result s far as - I tir, It are the n' a riny Surge°' to rescue tl y m en, or tll4 litioners. h 1 have. de o f VENIt.. or long chi c ari.iing from :es of rnaturC system in Nvo :ktLITY. ale; or 113St v mid it 110t ,411 ':, poisoned 1) , 7 superior 1 0 ;; even whe'i ;um:. to ofror t e d distreiS 0 i sittlat , Op y vice, or hire that st.' 4 ., uehce of 59' • bat Lis JC sbnetc - con,l & an objk:. ,*( "4 rgin9' l : , •P ' br'Noo o , Zt thc- Manly rly counterA,'t :aces; c 4 a :vine the t 1 " 1- optitt,ition-,.a en clisapp9 o ,o '.l4tired; till Nleclicat y iinderta4l,irrrill I to state, to:!, once with ty, be consu l p irNote), ar Temple a +Watet-street s )t . SuFgecni• E RS, SAYURDAY, SEPTEMIJER 5, I3or. . • M4DICAL THEAtRE, - GUY's 'HOSPITAL, ' • Seplembeis, Igor. 'HE LECTURES fpr the ensuing Season, will . commence .at 1-10,SPITAI., in the following Order t . „ • . VRACTiCE.OLMEDIGINE, oh FRIDAY, Oelober 2, at Ten .Clock in the Moping, by Dr. BABING TO N. CHEMISTRY and EXPERIMENTAL -PIIILOSO PHY, on-SATURDAY,. 06Iober '3, at Tcn in the Morn-. by Dr. BABING,TON and the Rev. Mr. ROBERTS. MIDWIFERY and DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, on SATURDAY, October '3, At 'a QttaN , fr before Eight intlie Morning, by Dr. LOWDER and Dr. HAIGHTON. ; • , PHYSIOLOGY, or LAWS of - the ANIMAL CgCO"- NOMY, oh MONDAY, OCtober 5, at a‘• Quarter before Seven in the Evehing - , by- Dr. HAI GHTON. THEORY of AIF...DICI-NE and MATERIA MEDICA, 0.. TUESDAY, °doter 6, at Seven in the Evening, by Dr. CURRY. . • ' PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of SURGERY, on MONDAY. Ootober 12, at Eight in the Evening i , b‘ , Mr, ASTLEY COOPER, illustraf&l by seled Cases under his care in the Hospital. I adtlaion to thcie. Dr. SAUNDF.RS.NViII,,some time in Odober, begin ieCOURSE of. CLINICAL LECTURES,' on select Medical Cases,, tinder - his care n the Hospital. (•;. - 3 - The several :Ledurei - given at the United Hospitals of St. Thomas and Gny, are so 'arranged, that no tvco of -them int-11- i t - ere with each other in the 1-I,,ntrs of Attendance ; _form a complese Course of Medacai I nstrudien. ' Terms and other particulars of the several . Leelures,- to be had by a-K:10111g at thCflospital or at Mr. Cox's, Book. seller, St. Thomas's-street, Borough. CHEME of the IRISH LOTTERY, begins Drawing 'Notember i 6, igot. • • N. of Priies, Valpe of each. • Total Value, of k..t0,0,0 is £.40,0ti0 4 5.000 Zoo 4 2,000 B,oco 5 -- 1,000 5,000 . 5 Sao 2,50 b 15 too 1,5c0 20---- 50 - T,coo 8,000 9 ---- 72,000 23,44 , 3 Blanks. k.. 59 ,c00 , . ji,oco Tickets. - Capitals ,• . • CDeterminable. • N, first drawn Ticket, Ist Day, - ; .C.7500 , . Ditto, .41 -1 1 Day, •-- 1000- . . . . • Ditto • -,-;'h Day,. - 5 , 9 00 • ' ' . ' Ditto, - rz-th Day, -- fo,ooo , - , k Ditto .. .- i9th.Day, - 10,000 1.); -to, last Day. ,-.- ; 000 . • - 4 . • Present Prices of Tickets and Shares:, Whole: Ticla:t - ,C.. SIS o Eighth -.- Z . ' . t 2 o Half ditto -' - :- 4 5 o Siiteenth .- ,- 011 o Quarterditto ,- -. a 3 o . .-pi c k,. ..,,,,-* ' 4 -21— , ... o , - ''''':',Kct ,- , are now on sale'af every Li ,.);.-1',.,.. An early purchase is recommended, as the , Tkkets this year are 86.'chcapzt than - last July, and' there is no_probabi lity Of their being low'cr. : Scherne.sinay be had ('g4tatis) at all the Licensed Offices. • ARCHER and HAUGHTON fiorn Dublin, IRISH . POPLIN and TABIIINET- MANUFAC TURERS and MERCERS to HER• mAjF,sTv, Their - Roial,Highne6ses the Prince and Princess of. Wales,' Duke and- Dutchess of -'s drk, Dutchess of Wirternberg, and the i'rincesses, , No; B, , Henrietta-street, Covent-garthn, London. -; The elevated 'patronage of Her Majesty, . the ditti!rent ranches 0 f ; the ,Royal lanuiv, and Ladies of •the first 'iank and fa.)v.ion, it is hopc:d/las .'e.itablit..._bed, in the opinicn of a disoerntng .Public; the supttiority of t‘rcher and Haugliton's Poplins and yabbinets ; also gold, figKed and Plain Cbanibrry MnAins, and Italian Sarserits for Court Dreses, ylarbans, , CAUTI.ON:" . • - - Whereas.. -.Archer and Rangliton have :bees credibly in formed, that a great many people in this Icingclorn are now, and have been for some - Sint,. past,. manolatturing and _selling Poplins and Talibinets, as Irish;. of air inferib,rswality, under the name" of Archer 'auti Hanghton's Mantiladary with a , ~,ewTto discredit and Mjure _tlie4,House, and a gross imposr ;ion on the .Public in - general ; they are determined, ,as tar as lies in their - f)ower - , - to prosecute ,to conviction / any per Son or prisons so vending Poplins ,and Tabbinets under the naine tneir manufaCture, that Was not actually bought at their house, . • ' They:have . the honour to acquaint the Nobility.and Gen try, th:4 their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety o r Mont ring GoodS than is to be foundin any.other House in Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much lower, than they can be had elsewhere, the whole being of their own manufacture :—they consist of white and black Boinbasins, Chaniberry - Muslins, Cambric Sarsemis, • Rasctimores for:WidoWs, - Arracizines, dress Bar c L eiona Serges, ute6trings, Cyprus Sarsenets,:Poplins, ", , ,odes,, Crapes, Scarf Silks,- Hanilkerchies, Bornbazets far. Srl - xat)ts; &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and. Sarsenets; . fpr slight Mourning. English . yard- Wide Poplins of a superior quality;•at 3s. 6d. per-yard ; Velures, 'dainty. bLick Surges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in dlifer,:nt Patterns; plain, torded; chain, and 'striped,- for-Ctergymen 40d Gentlemen who . always wear black ; they never grow rdsty.or great' in ;wearing, being Of the very liiwest triple-dye. No second price ever asked for any_articie bought at their .. N. B. Ladies own 'Spirliiitig minufatlured into PoplinS Or Tatmiaets ; Tabberays for Furnitttrz. of the ditlitrent fashion able Colours,.mannfaaured on the shortest notice. Merchants supplied to shy amount. . - STRADEALLY-HALL, IRELANDS I To .BE and' ntered on immediately, that' elegant• Mansion and Demesne called STPAD BALLY-WILL,- in the, Queen's County, adjening: . the Market Town of Stradbally, 38 Miles from Dublin, 6 troth Athy, and 6 tiom Maryboroiigh: The fiouseisispacioW,_completely furnished, with evory accommodation tor a large Family ; and extensive' Offices of eVZA'N description. . The .Demesne consists of 130 Acres, mostly walled in, the Gardens are. larJ,e; andzwell stocke:i with Fruit Trees iti full bearing, aiAP well cropped . .Roots * Vegetables, - -The . lowest. Reut.vhich will be taken is 3861. per annum, e~cclustte of all 'l'axes, t &c. -Sic. therefore none- need apply wno - wimild.relluire the least abatement... There are .proper persons constantly,attending to strew. - Premises, where the term it Nto be let fOrmay be-known, as alsO . by . enquir ing of 'John' Leeson:, - sq. No. 6, Meckleriburih-stu.et, Dublin. TOWN of CARMARTHEN # fl2 - EEHOLDS. TO BE' SOLD BY'AUCtION, By Mr:SPURRE,LL • At, the Ivy liush, Carmarthen; on the - ryth of SepteMber - instant: unless previonsly disposed of by Private Cmirtratt; TWO DWELLING-HOUES' (which may'be converted into one, by opening a single door-way); the one consists ot: an elegant Drawing-room, 4o feet by zo, with Dining andfcakfast Ro s oms; above are three t ed-chambers,_ with DresSing-Foprn attached ; a Rook-room and Water-closet% r6ur excellent Garrets, and all convenient Domestic Offices. The other Howe has two good Parlours, three Rom* above, - roar Attics', Water-closet, Vaulted _Cellar, -and complete Offices ;- Garden i; before and behind the Housei, G rem-house, Het-house, large Yard, capjtal Stable, double Ceach-houle, with large cellar underneath f Brew-house, two ROoms above, a most cacellent -Laundry, or. Granary the...whole inclosed with Rene Walls, arid in coniplet6 repair, most part new. The Premilses are, most delightiull-y situated, on an emiiience, in the Town of Carmarthen, cornmandirk, an uninterrupted and-delightful prospect of the, rich Vale of T9tv'ey, _awl the giver, 'The Purchaser Ins ' , be accOmino dated with fme for payment of part of the purchase money. For Particulars, apply td-Nlons. 'de LI - 11111)er, on the Pre mises, or tojohn„Edwrds,, Sz;rscant's Inn, Flect-stieet, London ;. or m The'Auctioneer, Carmarthen. [_'..CZ 'six PRYCg: 011 Tuesday, Secternbes t, ;B•,r, was I:mblished, Price 911 . Li Nll-3 F. It VI. Of `Hip, ORTHODOX— CHURCHMAN's MA Ag GAZINEI; or, A...Tr.tistiry Divine and Useful Knowledge. By a•Society.O:' Chit!.'ehmen... (To be continued. Monthly). Chntaining, among 'many other interesting arid original Articles,. Biography of judge Ualc, address" to- the Clergy, restoration of Bmilam's Prophecy, DevotiOnd. Re— tied:ons, Ancient MS. - en the: Pecrrs..of tire Pains of Death, On Charity-Schools, Bishop , Lowth and the Sakori derivation of the. word GosPel, Polwhele's Controversy with Dr'. Hawker, Dt. Campbell's Argunv.nts, Violations of the A6{ of Uniforinity, Religious Philo, , ,Topher, No. VI; upon the plea Sure of attending Public Worship, Newv _History and 11- -insttAion of thesCommon er, Parochial inqi f ;ties of tire Metiio4ists,' Aniniated Sketch of the Church Militailt; French Theer!iiiarithropists:, Bishop of Roc.-iieSter on Hosea, ACcount of New ,publications, Anecdots, List ot , neW Books in RiVinity.—Poctry : •Renovation of the * Chrysalis, True Virtue, a Fragment, 1-lyrrin to the Deity.—=Obituaty, Church Preferments, ice. , • Loerdon for J. Sprng, No. a 9, PatnonL.street i Haymarket ;- to whon'i Commitnicativos, paid) tbr Edit - crs,• are resiiedluily regle.sted to b.'ild drc.:ise:!. R. S. Kirby, Paterncster-row; Chvplc, Pall Cook; Oxzord ; krearsoit,.l-11aningh:lin; Clarke, Manchester; A Dublin ; ; and taiy be had of all , and Nzwsnittn. .• • • • Tci ;OLD 13Y Atfeerfort ; C- SQUIBB, At Cafraway's Coffi!e:bious, on i\lo.iday the igth Sept at 'l"4::elve o!Cfoels-, • • ELIGIBLE, COMPACT FR i7_,L Alt I.:Al:IV, called TO:IA.1 MORE' N„ T ;;To ing by`• Mensuration 102 A. 3; P. s:tuaie at >I • in the Nrish of i-Lftrield, in toe Count,' hom On Cease to Mrs". A r , . of which only, four iSor,. under the yearly Rear 0. 661. then he Capable of a great advan...e; wish for an agteeable oil:nation •. , • : find this a most desirable•si?ot for, th..r mands beautiful and extensive prolpe - 1.:. Descriptive Parti,:ulars may be at:Hatfield ; Red Lion, ; the Uri:en CII-j • 1111 . 11 t of Mr. -Slcitfibla, the Auct . oneer, Saville-row ; at Place of Sale ;-.dud of Messrs, Kept; CLirittge, and Py, - ,..c 4 Craig's-court, Whitehall,: where a Map of Eltate may be s: . ,;en, and further 'Particul4s known. Great' Yarmouth. Sept. 3, 18.31. TO'BE SOLD 13Y t:;JL'TI;I.`•T,.. • .. • ~. 13): , WILLIAM-:SEAMAN, At s Hcal, in the Maxi:et Mace, ors I.j.riclAy the r ttlt. nst ...a t o . n (:‘'(.; lock, .t fuldcr mew . inert - Vessels,. THE Good 1.40 Y NEUTRALIT ET, in excei!.ent . 'condition, :being captured on her fir s t voyage,' sails Lst, and burt hens well at an easy-draught of water, and'ac• - neasurt:.l 169 tons. ' • •t , • . The Good Hoy V ROUW. RI C AS, burtheng well. at an casy.thatiqiit of water, is well calcUlated lux tile Coll'r7ati<l Coal. - Frhaes, -and 'acitritasures g 6 vans. , The above Yemi6-.are Prizes, to. His Maj - est)'s Sloop of War Busy,.. I Ornrnannev, Esq. Commander. , • A 'so, the Gock -00p . ,ger 'W E L.VA R LNG , Prize to His - Cutter Phce.niz, He,lir.v Pascal, Esq. Porn.. • mander. Is ;a a:good condition, well toditd, and V , iOUl(l/m.t);.e, at a very ear:y. expence, a haildy Vz-asel for the "Coasting : Tract:, hod ailmeasures 95 tons. • . - " For Invcritories • and. tardier" Particulars apply • to.:~;r. Samuel Paget, jun. sat.Yarmeruthi .aforesaid, ' , any day . pre. violas to Co, Sale. • • • • •• COUNTY, OF SOUTHAMPTON. • - Ey Mr:KIMBERLEY, • TO' BE SOLD, - • .of thcletest FRE2I-101,1:5 SPOItT., COTTAGES, in the Kingdoni; situate of pleasing. Eminence. commanding rich Views and .ob,iecis o over a biea.uriful . ineloscd.Country. In three pcints Turps art ;Amphitheatre ; the front bbuilded by that -excellent Corrimort called I-IAZ EL KV HEATH, within a quarter of a mile of Rriyi; an easy distance-from gartiord Bridge; adjoin- , ing:tv.i.o Roads, the one leading to Basiligstbke (about nine Miles), the other to Reading (tz miles', and 36 from London. • This Singularly dry,. healthy spot,. so well.kn6wn-for the. preservation of the most delicate constitutions, and other ;concomitants, exceeds the descriptibri of 'any advertiSement•,. 'and is alltr.vecito be the best part•of this Island fit Walks 'and Ridis, in every direaioni.,with es - cry, advantage, After 71% , ,;c1ve hours rain, in ten rrai'mites is as clear and free front damps and vapours, - as the most brilliant Dra - Wing.:rooni ; iri 'the happy., ci.:(l of a - social, respe&able NeighbourLi.od. ab easi; distance of 'a caPltat,s/aufach Pack of F.:ix.; hounds, and SpOrts'iricti .equal to the'pleasure, " - The Coup.: • tty abonatts with- Game, and well supplied 'with all -the Necessdries of Lite, in all seasons,' with ; tiler finest-Water in-the Obuntry2 • . The Hgtis in the t. tie Cottage tityle, Pas been fecentlr ftfie ureater part) new built, improved, and repaired; at 4 considerableexpence, with the hest materials, and worßeJan-- sliip equal ; fitted up,-and equipped with Fixtures and Ae. - 'commodationS for the immediate receptioci of A - sin:di genteel. Family: comprising a chearful „Eating-roorn,; a 'Breaktlait Parlour,' with twb Closers ; - threepest 1 4 ca-fdoitis; an two for'SerVarits. The - Offices are coinplete,\ con?iStitt,t; of !kr., vantS'•',Hall ; a. eonvenient Kitchen,. with a wind-up Range, &c. an Ov'n, ' Copper that Will - dress a flani or Buttock ot Beef,.ands Stewing Stove; fixed.. 'The, Scullery and Nval)u hobie adjoining, with a Copper fixed, and leaded sink, and Water at hand plenty, with a good Ce.tlitr. Peraeibed It: a 41e4t-D - airy and Pantry ; an excellent Three-stall . .,Stable, and other Buildines for Pomltry; Dog's s Pigs,..and FirrnA. - A good Kitchen Garden', well planted-and fully croppeA. The. Plea. sure Ground is neat and not exNnsi.ve, -hort.lt,:re.4 with Ever. greens and flowering ShrubS; .together small s, piec,r or , rich Pasture, adjoining an extensive Coinmori and urbary, with an unlimited Right. • • May be .viewed by Tickets; and further Pa; tic by applicalitul to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, Ap prais.pr, and Auditneer; to any part of the Kingdont, 1\ t o.i(10, Piccadilly.• '' ' • - N. 8. - The. Purchaser may - be . accommodated With ilifx Fixtures and furniture, which is properly adapted lot the diiierent . :k.p.rtrnents;- 'with irriniediate Possession. • ' HERTFOROSiiIRE. 7`o BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A .',.cOPYHOLD FARM, containing about :97 ikcr'es of exceestlingoicp , l t end, .situate to tlielica ' of the ratisit Of "sto.v - roSI, Foil!. Miles from tring, and Three fromto 9,- e.stlvMzirlet Towns.' The New (.; rand' tune ion Canal O'ei through part of this Parish; within a Qnarter df a Mile of thi•s'•Farin House and the Village, and is 'tow navigable,. Which rit!St be ti considera'rilc advantage fd • the CrnintryinAenetal ;'hut more so' to this Farm, 'as putt- ot the Lancfare thelitittntbtrie orits-Bhtilts,, tliat Dead Stbck •„ may be'conveM fotbethiferent owuF k 'and the Metrirpolis . and also to obtatn Ash apt i'Manure at an easy cxpenc.e. ,• , - ° Om' Farm consists of a Carat Ho . use, tour 'above, ,A4 , 411tt: ROorris 'On the G toor, a pod Stable, a COw•Alouse, two Barns k Buildings for Stra.,y, Wood, Pourmy, &c. iorcrOscd Farm-yard and Orchardl At a small ditauce is agouti Cartage, .Barn, an Orchard of at.,..trt an Acre, and ahOlit. Nineteen 'Acres - of Meadow and P.,;:tr,re, part of v' hich is. Fret-1101d' and Tithe- free in:tinder Arable, but lies dtsperscd in the ecru. mon Field, near to t ;le •Farris the Soil prolific', and, remark— able for the priidut - e of . .great Crops, tualcing . totether in the -whole Nii.etv-evenAcres One Rood, be the same more 4.1 kSS, noW in the occitpation of Mr: Richard Turnoy,;Teriant at IVia, at the 'very. low 'tent' of only.Fifty-t)ve •Potinds per Annum. • ' / May be v;ewe...l by tone of -the Tenant,. and-further PArti..; - culara known, by - 'application to, Mr. .Sttrvciyor 01 E,..-tme3 ,110 A iietioirinr, No. le n, N. B: SeVeral . capifal Rosiaences- and genteel CottageS- . ,Sald'or Lett, itnnisMd Onfiiroished.. EnTtire aboitt",' posc-p - Aid, will bz iauly aaswerea,