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1 I 1 4" w s 1 A " 1 111 A Ns. - .. ~.. • ; :71t.J-; rft t" . 4 , t , ., ~L: ~.4ft 0 • Vf4fp e. . ~•. - - — 4,....)' 4 A... ► , A.\ ` 1., \1 44 :'* , k4 , ~, 1g tNi $ A . • ' kl . '''''t r. —, 3 qk'lT• , ._,.,.*: . ' 1416 : ';4 16: \ II . - 7 1 ." ------ -- , ' n ~,.„„v e , iJ•4 4 --- 1 7 \ 'l .", 1 . .... . /4 11 0 \> ~,,k . , 2 A! N.VMBER 27991 WEDNESDAY, S f EPTEMBER 9, 1801. [PRICE Six PiltC/P; SIR TAMES SAUMAR.EZ's VICTORY. . .• _ A'll°tl l•4 T of SUBSCRIPTIONS at.GIBRAL. II . .. ' 'TAR; remitted home by the Spider Brig, - tor the Re- ~ lief of the WOUNDED SEAMEN. • , , The Governor '' • -- - 4. 5 3 0 o-- Mr. •Jephsbn, - j udgs of the Vice-Admiralty: ,• * o o 'Mr. Morrison, Registrar ditto - . - 30 0 0 ' Mr. sNugent,'Xing's Fikarditto- -- , .. --3 o: 0: o • Mr, - Hassan, Marshall ditto , , - : io• 0 0, Mr. John Smith, Merchant - - - - 15 o t/ Mr. Commissary Sweetland ~, . . .. 3c, o. 0 Mi. Portal, 'Portuguesec:bnsul - - • - 15 0 0 - Metsrs. Turnbull and Cov Merchants -.-. 31-. to ..o ------ - Glyn and Co. ditto - -•- 3o 0 0 • --- Anderson and Co. ditto -.- 20.•.0.-0 -- Simpson gild Grant,. ditto - - 20 0 0 , '..—•—.-- Vitile and Carcidia, ditto • - ' - 2 O 2O '0 b .----.: Archbold and Johnson, ditto .. .2o 0 o Mr. Thomas Barlow,. ditto . '-• xs o• 0 - Mr. Samuel - Watkins; ditto . ' - _ , - . so, •. 0 lily, Ctitforth, Agent Viaualler - - 35 o e Mr. ThoniaS 13tiltoni: Navy:Vidualling-Otlice is o. o Mr. Gavin°, American Consul - - is o 0 'Messrs. Henry'Cowper and Sons, Merchants 10 o 0. Mr. Boshetti,. Master Mason - . - 25 o o idessisd. and A.. Beiwilel . - - 10 o-0 Ur. 1. irlimn v . - • _ 6o o Mr. .'lsrael - - - 1,.i . .., . Mr. . Breciasto .1- - - . - to 0 0 - Mr. Ross, Or Stoet-kitopor ... . , 20 0 o jar. John_ Ammo . • - ...to 0., 0 Mr. William• Tol - 4 : ~- ,--,.,." . . . 10 oo' Mr, W.. Lamb - - IT o 0 , Mr. Robett Cowper *-... • - • ' - to •o o Messrs, Keeling and Foreman ~. , r 0 . 0 0 Wr. 'A .- Wilsott acid }:' Stooks • to 0 0 '%'r. Dallas . - -.. . • Jo Jo 0‘ Vr. 'Hugh Murray, Vice-Admiralty Office is p a etruY3 •.• . 5 _ .. Mr. ..ssias - - 3 O. •o Methodist Society : --.- _. 5o : p Mr: 'R. tuller, Commander of •the P. S:' W. Mone.he s 5)- A vr. John Giro -- , - .. • -10 o o , -Mr,'II4SCO . :.. - • ... .. . • ... IS .0 - o `Mr.:Piedra fa tank Note) - : . 5, o 0 Messrs...Abtidirharri'lltiti CO. •.7 . ' '•••• • . 10 O. 0: Atr..l. Hepparrl , - . - - 5 0 . o Mr.. j. Denson Coo - . .: .5 , 0- 0 .!r. t 4 to 13onnell. - - - - 3. 0 0 Mr. ArVonio Lainberto .. .. - 5 0 . • o Nr. 'Bart:- cf:M9 . - '•-• .- 5 o. 0. Mr. JOifti Bernard - - _ - 2 2 0 odor Weir, Naval Hoipital - - 3o o 0 Lieutenant Crawford, Naval Hospital . 22 to 0 • Me KO ssrs. Sannanes and Benrimo ... 3 1 : : W. P. Riera - - - 6 0 .0 . Mr. F. Porral - - - . 4 10 o, Sundry small Sums - - - - 29 tz 0 Total received - Z• 835 4 0 Subscriptions for the same benevolent Purpose continue to be received at the 84r of Lloyd's Cotiie:house. "iHiii(..DE-I.A4OUCH CANAL. ir rHg - Next GENERAL ASSEMBLY of PRO PRTETORS to this Undertaking wilt be ',Ad at the QUE EN's HEAD,. in ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH, on Monday the nth Day of 0610130' next, at the hour of Eleven in the Forenoon, when and where the several Pro s a.detors are requested to attend, either by themselves or proxies. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, • HENRY SMITH, S.ept. r. 180 r. GENTLEMAN,takes this method of inform. ' ing the Lady who appointed a Meeting in the Temple Gardens opi, the Evening ofthe z7th Augist, that from an ac-. eident s her first Letter was not received until very late on the night of .the aypointment.—The Gentleman mentions this circumstance in Justice to , himself; but, from the very , sin gular contents of the Lady's' last Vetter, he does MA wish ever to know who she is. ,- , . • ; • • WANTED. .T O Hi:A At'.lober, • Acomthodiot,s_and.. Moderate.sized, • very genteelly FURNISHED ;. `it must stand detach * from any either House; in a dry. cheefful, "healthy* Sittra , 'stem, in perfeet repair, . with a good_ Garden , and Pleasure (round, COach . -house and Stabling, with' other suitable' 0 Reis,' fit . for the reception of . a Familyof Distine4i6n from nnles'distant Item London , Vest . from Hyde park Ovrter, and the Neighbourhood .oTvificicgni)aini lle 'W if *Zd. - Any. Person having such a Place to lett for the Winter Months, or uporr LeaSC, may depend upon their Furniture having the,gteatest.care taken of:it. Land enough to keep ;'Cow will be required. - 10eYersi.wit,h all the Particulars, to be sent to Mr. . Marsh, rOoisttrcr, Mount-Street, GrOtvenOr-square. INSURANCE ON - FARMING STOCK. -I3RITISH FIRE 'OFFICE, London. • HIS Otlice is established for tho Insurance of Houses, Buildings, Manufadories, Goods and Mer :ciaandize, Ships, Vessels . ,:Barges, 'and Other Craft, with their Cargoes, in Port or used on, Navigable Canals,. Farming .Stoek,- and all other 'Property, against Loss or Damage by, Fire in any part of Great Britain. The Direetors of this Office have, from the morneq..of its establishment, con-. 'scantly endea,voured•to make sugh arrangements as should 'be more suitable to promote the Benefits of Fire I Insurance than those of the old mode. • Extended Commerce—enlarged Ma nufactories—great accumulation of . Property, ands Variety of collateral circumstances,' rendered it absolutely necessary to make variations in Fire Insurance, to ,avoid the errors, which from time to time had been discovered, but never; arnended,—.The BRITISH FIRE OFFICE has made se veral iMendmehts, and such anieniments as have induced a very considerable number of the first Merchants, Traders, and Nlanutacturers, to give it a most decided preference. The FARMERS of GREAT BRITAIN met with much trouble, danger, and _difficulty in placing the particular va luations hitherto required,onStock in different Building 4 and in each Stack-yard, which,--s,toek being removed from Stacks, into Barns, and from thence into Granaries and other Build ings, frequently left the Farmers almost uninsured,' not witnstanding they had paid for a full Insurance: considering: this subject, the Direttors of the British. Eire Office propose, to remedy. the evil, `and by adopting the new mode et insur ingFarmers' Stock, einetually to secure,. to those- Fanners' insuring with them the full amount of the loss on each spe cies of their Sto,:k which may be destroyed, as far as tile , sum insured tlaereoe. _ _Slim on Wheat Ditto Barley Ditto Oats Din to Hay 01 Ail kinds Ditto Live 'Stock k • Ditto I nipietnents O;; ` HUS'ORTI - dry 'Ditto other S lock . : In any Stack.'‘ and or or other part of the Farm, or in any:Building tliereon, at :41.4innual Premiumdf3s. per 1001. exeivsive'okdavernnitru -The. Office not tO _pay any toss on Growing Crops ; (except speilally insured), nor on sui,ll Flay or Corn as shall be ,destroyed &damaged by its - own natural heat. - Losses frdni Fire by Lightning will tie made ; good,. N.B. It the !, value of Crops, by rotation of husbandry, or other causes, shotri&alter; the same must be notified to :the , Office, and = endorsement thereof made On the Policy... . Every intelligent Farmer will immediately discover the very great superiority of' thls• plan, exclusively adopted by , the 'British • Fife Mike; nevertheless, should any Farmer conceive that the old mode of I OSUI41116.:. i S better.suited to his purpose, tine British Fire Office grant a Policy onsuchConditionsi the Office has given us opmion-as to the best mode, but leaves it to every one to. make his Instir ance as he may think proper. = , . . The present abundant Harvest, so_lnappilyl44 in, re- it of importance to every -Farnier to, lose up tinu.ingel ills Property insured ; and as the quantity iu many ihstainees4:4 sa large as to occasion much Corn to be stacked, Winch, t lii shott time,- may be retrieved 'into Buildings; the tions of the value to be insured on each-description in whatever part of the Farm it may betwithout au:iveraie clause in this' Office), is surely ; the, easiest and best, plan that can be devised for petted security, and the 'avidity aildi which the f armers - (who are the most coinpeterit, in every parr of the kingdom embrace; the new mode„ is a Palpable proof of its superiority. The Capital of the British Fire-Office, and the respe6tabi-' , lity of its Proprietary, fenders any observation on its stabillq unnecessary; and tine charaCters.of the Managers placefrlient above the possibility of their running into wild or findifut schemes, in order to obtain business ; ail the Rules, Reguia:.:: tions, Terms, and Conditions, Wire been maturely .weighed and considered; and Will be rouiAd, on reference to the Printed krnpoSals, which may' be` had gratis ,by applying at the Office, or to the Country Agents, one of whoin is appointed in , e,very City and large Town, to contain every tiling that is fair and equitable. ; All Minna'. Payments must be ri'ad• w;thin fifteen days trona the day thet,r,e4DeetliTie - beComne due. = • pnar.efoa..n, IRUSTERS t &C. . The Right Honourable Lord •Kinnaird; Chairman. Chnsholtne, Esq.-Deputy Chairman. • Williatit Agnew, Esq. ' Ralph Leycester, iEsq. linWS Peter Auriol, Esq. Win. Lushington, Esq. M.P.' Charles Blicke, Esq. • Neap Malcolm ; Esti. Ja rn mesHenryeasaaijor,Esq. . William MorlidiEsq M.P. Samuel PepysCockerell,Esq, john Suane, Esq.. - Simeon Droa, Richard Jos. Sutivan, Francis-Freeling, ..Esq; Joon Varnhanit, Esq. Maxwell.darthshore,'M.D... Francis 'Wilson, Esq.' Thornae.Phil,Hanipson, Esq. • George Wye, Esq. William Harwood, Esq. john Hosier, Esq. SirlohriGoxHippisley, Bart. DavidThOmas, Esq, Georgejohnstone, Esq.M.P. Robert Wigram..:Esqi John Leach; Esq. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; By.;Mr. PHlLLayrrs, Seri. At the Bell Inn, at Frampton-upon-Severn, on WednOday the r4tli Day of Odober, iSoi, at Three 9 1 .Clockvi the Afternoon •: SEVERAL FREEHOLD. ESTATES, the Patisli'nfArlifigharrii in the. County of Gloucestei Lot I. A truly desirable ansl compad ES FAT-E, Compris ing a Farm-house,, with necessary Out-buildings and Yards, andabout izo, Acres Of Arabic, Meadciw, Past4re, Wood' Land, and Orcharding, - situate at Overton, and in the occur pation of,George.Wilkins,thereof. as Tenant : • . This Estatelies on an eminence, commanding beautiful Views Of •the River Severn and the adjacent Country, terminated on the 'West by , the Forest Hills.: to a Gen_ tleinap inclined to build, few situations Will -be -found preferltble. • Lot-I-L: An eligible Eitate, consisting of a capital Mes itiage, called. WI K. COURT,' with extensive Out-build ings and Yards, and 157 Acres, or thereabouts, of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Orcharding, within a Ring-Fence, in the occupationof Thomas Longney, as Tenant thereof., Lot 111. A Farm-House, called OLDBURy, with, suit able Out-buildings and Yard; and about 52 Acres of Land, whereof 5 Acres are Arable, and the remainder Meadow, Pasture, and Orcharding, within a Ring-Fence, in thenetu pation of John Haulier, as Tenant thereof. Lot IV. A Farm-House, called WOOLTHROP, in the occupation of William Carter, with convenient Out-build ings and Yards, and about 12 Acres of Pasture Orcharding adjoining, and 7i Acres of . Arable'Land, part of Warth Field, and 4o Adres of,Pasture, part of Arlingham Warth. Lot V. A Farm-House, called SANDS, in the Occupation of James Haltbrd, with. the Out-buildings, Yard, Garden, Orchard, and Close of Pasture Ground adjoining, containing about 6 Acres, and 34 Acres of Arable Land in Warth Field, and 37 Acres of Pasture, part of A Hingham Warth. ' Lot VI. IGA. oR. 30Y. of Arable Land, in Warth 'Field, 'and,3lA, tR. BP. of Pasture,, part of Arlingham Wank. Lot VII. A Messuage, nearWoolthrop, called AA RONS, with the Garden and Orchard adjoining, and containing lA. 37P.' Lot VIII.. Part of an Orchard, called RIDGE ORCH ARD, adjoining Creswick's Homestead, containing 2R. SP. Lot IX,. A-Cottage and Garden, in the occupation of Murdock, with the Orchard adjoining, in the ocCupaiion of Mr. William Bodnum, containing together 3R. 17P. t;'' The' several Farms are well arranged tor .distinel occu pation; 'or; from their contiguity, any part may be occupied together. Lots f and 3 are separated only by the. Turnpike Road, and Lot zlies within a quarter of a mile of Lot 3. The Lands in Warth Field; and in the Warth included in Lots 4, l, and 6,,adjOin. , The Estates are:Tithe-free, having been ately discharged of Tithe under an Inclosure MI, and are ektremely ithproveable. Early, possession may be had. Arlirigham as pleaSaittly situated on a Turnpike-Road; miles nistant from Newham, is from •Gloucester, so front Chiltenhm, 34 from Bath, and 28 from Bristol ;adjoins the - RiverSevern, and abounds with extensive and highly dij versified Vietvs';'Battow-Hill, so . justly *celebrate,i,.lcir the grandeur of the yiew it : Aiprd4 is within a few: minutes walk of tots , ' • 1.• FurtheiTaftletilars and Oofiditiorls of sate may be .had oil applicatiOn to Mr.. Whitcombe, 'Serjeant's- Inn, FleetlSt feet, Lowlon or,to Messrs. Whitcomb*, Griffith, and •Pnillpotte, Gl6tiCesfer;at whoSeOffi# a &t - air of the Estates may be scot,:. willixta Arlizghinli Oeiv ,I;r:! . ^ 7 ' '" • ' '" • 7;* ^"." • "' ' ...• 1 ,4 Jt TO BE SOLI3 BY AUCTION, By Mt: SQUIBB ) At darraway's Coffee-house; dli Monday the 28th September, at' Twelve o' Clock, A N ELIGIBLE, COMPACT, FREEHOLD - -MANOR FARM, caIIed , TOLLIMORE's, - contain ing by Mensuration Ica A. , 35 P. situate at Newgate-street; in the Parish of Hatfield,. in the County be Hells, six Miles from H.:llford, and eighteen front London. The Premises are on Lease to Mrs. Sullivan, fora term of Twenty-one Years, of which only four will remain unexpired at Michaelmas, 1801, under the yearly Rent of 661. 545. rod. but-which will then be capable of a great advance ;•and if a PUrchaser should Wish for an agteeable situation to form a, Residence, he will find this a most desirable , spot for that purPose,:as it -coinmands beautiful and extensive prospecis. • Descriptive Particulars may be had'at the SMisbury Arms, at Hatfield ; Red Lion, Barnet; the Green Dragon; Ches hunt ; of Mr. Sqtfibb, the Audioneer, Saville-row - at the Place of Sale;' and of Messrs. Kont.• Claridge; and Pearce, Craig's-court, Whitehall, .where a Map of the Estate may be. seen, and further Particulars known. ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION„... In tour Lots:on - Thursday tke 2.2 d of Odobernext, at the Baptist Bead Coffee-house, .in Chancery-lane London ; rr HE following ESTATES : The MANOR of MOTTI STO NI; and sivefac Farrrrs'ind hands, field at; Rack-rent, and under Leases for, Lives within the, said Ma.: nor and Parish of Mortiston. ' Also .a Faun called ROUGHBO ROUGH, id theF:ariiliof. --- tiisol 7 4 , o Valuable ADVOWSONS, `viz. The ConsOli•-• d4ted RE C . TORY• of gOTTISTON,.and VICARAGE of:Si-WRAY - ELL, "and Elie RECTORNOISHORWEtt:' Printed PFticulars•xnay be had of ,Messi Keke wich and Haikins; Soliciteis; in Lincoln's-Inn;' Mr. VV. and j. Black, LandSuryeyors, in the Mitidle.Ternple 4. and:ar. R. Clarke, Ne , :vpott, Isle"of Wight, 'WTI° will appoint a pers9n.to skew the. Estates. . . • ; • • DEVONSHIRE.,. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, _ 'ln Three Lo - ts;'at the Baptist Ilead?.CatieeLhouse, in Chan- eery , - lanc, London, on Thursday the zzd Day of °doper next, at ()ne &clock ; -1 • ° 97-VI E ES TA-TES': in •the PArish -of ()ttery- St. Mary ; the MANOR or reputed MANOR of HIGH ittrOLC()"MBEr ati&)l/ L CQM B g BARTON. FA RM, with divers Tenements and cott.e vs, the whole in passosslbiior PranctS Itillst,'lciira Term of 'Which font years "Cklikkifi4 b e l4o,expired at Nichaeimas next. Parish o Ike Ock :A" the MANOR of TIEM- Q.Qli.x..Airltit.theakii, 014 "0 aIso , CASTL BARTON ARM, in possessioh 0 tohn Manley, Tenant at Will; to.. iiethiil - JWlthqhoterst.:-kifehold Tenements within the said Slanori, Aisikille . ADVOWSOVll6natlie iirthe "Clititch of Broad iivayne4r-I,linioseft , ixt, the County of SVITIef*Ct. , t. Frinled"Partiettlars may` Le ivid df Mfrssri. Smith Xeke *is it.lutittiPaJdfis•-; SniaF4pts, ;in • Litienbik!).-in4.ij W antij: INVck, Laud Su r veyors, ..ifiddle `temple; Mr. Oft'o o lWrimeis 1 I tiiinster.r . or , the..•Tmants of the states will.ihew l'rernises. • BE SOLD BY .my..:TioN By Mr. FARMER On Thus'flay 02 24tit Day oeSeptertlheentiit; at thO liead = in Loughborough,. jn the County , of Leicester, at .Thret:.oCluck tit ::fiteArkitioOrt, :sulgeet to such Con ditions as vuill,be thcn_produced,An T welve Lots :;- ACAPITAL *MANSIOMILIOUSE'ria FREEHOLD ESTATE (TYTHE:TRtEy, at Warinalzy_, in the County of Leicester, late the Property of Cant, -Esq.' 'clee4a4ect; . about '4 milei from Leieester...l6.trorn Nottingham, 12,.finrn Loughborough, and thre IVfettottl -near - the Cenite t and including, two very valuable. ,F7Ox Coyers,..and ' several Plantations. 'The situation is uncommonly tine, command ing a very great r exteut of Prospett. • • • • - - Lot i. The capital Mansion-House, with Out- A. R. P .. Offic es . iab re s sqaids; Garden, Orchatd ) and Hoint Close adjoining, containing - 6 129 -. 'Slip of Land, part of the Farnx.:yartt - ." joining, 4s ftqad to the Stables - o o •tne Littli Red-eaith ' - 4 - Z 32 Road at ,top of ditto 0 1 33 Stone-pit Lox Cover a 72 23 Short-col Hill a -0 .15att Close, .with _two small Plantations and • Stew —. 'rl' 2 32 . Tbd Fish:Pond - • - 3 0 Spinney belOw diito ' - ••• ° 2 Two , Plantations &IVO* side ditto ° ° Fox Cover, called'Cant's Thorns - o I 3 A. sr i_l6 Lot 2.. A capital Messuage, with Out-buildTgs, :" 'Yards, Garden, and Home Close adjoining "g' x Enid lately taken out of same - -1 Pasture Close and Planiaboti ' -b • it Anothex ditto, with Plantation - b r. 30 Near Pasture adjoining the Road - 7 2'28 Farther 'ditto adjoining , the Road. , - ••* - 7 23`4 A. 33 3 3 Lot 3. Ash Spinney at top of the Town - A. o x3z ------- Lot 4. Great Red-earth 2! 3 0 Little Pasture - . - 8.1 13 Great ditto • IS 3t The Road lately taken out of the above - 3 3 i 6 A. 52 1 3o Lot 5. Stone-pit Red-earths, in two pieces (ex clusive of the Allotment to the Surveyor of the Highways) - - A, i 6 3 31 W. B. This Lot contains a capital Quarry of Stone. Lot 6. House -and Garden, in the occupation of Richard Norman - , A. 0 p Lot 7. House, Gankn, Orchard, and Croft; in. the occupation of Thomas Rest and,Rich. Norma► - - A. 14 Lot S. House, Shop, and Garden, in the occupa. tion of Thomas Stevens - - o 023 Frisby's , Close adjoining - - - 1 1 3 Garden or Potatoe Pleck - - o oio Old Bay of Building and small Bit of Land 0 0‘ 4 A. x 2 9 Lot 9. The Round Plat ,A. z 7 0 34t Lot to. The 11ong Furlong 19 o 2 Short ditto. - 12 3 10 Road lately taken out of the above - laa A... 33 034 Lot tr. A new-erthed Messuage and Pish-pond C lose - 1 9 3 7 Baru Close and Barn - 2 10 A. 39 1 17 Lot sa. The Rays, in four pieces . ja 28 Road ;lady takto out of same r 136 A•'4':? ' 24 -- Mr. John Frisby, of Wartnaby, will ihew the Proiises ; and for Particulars apply to-Nlr. Edmund E van v il sf DerEy, or to Mr. Smith, Surveyor, of Ku:kink:tun. klans of . Mt: Estate !nay be seen at the Office of Mr.:Etlintaid Evans, or at Mr. Smitn'a. #1 Printed Particulars may be bud•of Mt. E. E f.ms; Mr: Sm:th, Mr. jonn Frisby, or Mesors. I,pog Ince, of Syrnoaci's OM, Lon ioji i cir at the P44ceofStie. • z 6tlx A.uag , , OFFICE FOR SICK - "IMO WOUNDED eS'EeI3IEIV; yid), 16, 'Set, tHER EAS many Pirsons ituko have beed f rot V V on the LIST of the StIRGEONSIef tbe ROYAL NAVY since the.ctormencementof the present 14 1 Sr,`‘ave , after "erving Flvt Years, to entitle their to Half- Pay, retiredfi-om Service, tender va.; rious pretexts, thcreby making the Service szibservient to their pri. vate views : The Commissioners fry Sick and VoUnded Stamm,* .hereby give notice to all Persons of the above description, that if they do not...within Two ;ILl:tbs f ioni the date hereof, give into their Office, their "Vanier and place of abode, and signiti, thiir res. dines: to serve in such,sit mations as the ccanoi:sioners may judge it 'expedient to-appoint them to, or ProdUce .satisfaVoryprovrof their inability to serve, ththeywillSc considered= having declined tit SeiVice, and struck If the. List accordifr,g9. This Dav .bias published In Six Voluines • 8vo; with coloured Maps of England arA Scotland, price cl. Bs, in boards,, 4 4 . OUR through the whole Island OF GREAT A. B R ITAIN ; divided into Journies. Literspersedwitte useful Observations; partictilarly, ea icu iatul tbr the Use of• those who are desirous of travelling over nil And and Scot. land. By the Rev. C. -CR ziTTW13.14.4 - • . Author of the Universal,G3zetEge4 _ • Printed , for G. inc J: Robinson, PatertroAer-7,ssfi ; c , „ IC , CTSIdy ;; Fleet-street ; and T.. 14. Lonvi);, and Paternoster=rOw Bell and.litadfute,E.diniourgh ;- and. &As:. • and r-ck.l, GlaSgow. On the Veild'atheT9WNofCl-fEKTSEY, SURREY. - TO BE. ET'f, *Of o !Or. Six Yeart from Michaelmas, ;Sot,. to - be dispose:l:4 _ . • THE . ABBEY-HOUSE, late the 'Residence 0i . the Dowager Lady Young,- deceased: The Mansion.. hOusellas been newly fitted up, is in complete. Repair, and the scale of Rooms is 'oily, handsome, and commodiousi • yvith. every suitable Office t'or . Servants ; • Double Coach.. noose, complete Stabling, Kitchen 'Gardens Nay' stocked and abounding in Wall-Fruit, and Shrubberi'es looking de= lightfUlly . tO the Country over rich Meadow of about four, Acres, bounded by the River and belonging to the Premises, _ the Rent of which is moderate, and:Taxes ea s y. • • The Fixtures and sundry Furniture suited to the Rooms; maybe hAd -on a -fair Appraisement. To be ., viewed wlttr Tickets only, on application to Mr. Davis. Solicitor, No. 20, Essex-strgot,. Strand; or Mr. Living, Linen-draper, &c. Chertsey. GODSTONIE, SURREY. • TO LETT,,FURNISH ED, or the Remainder:of the Lea to be Disposed of, A Neat COTTAGE, consisting of two Parlours, .I.A. a Dining-room, three best Sleeping-rooMS, a Garret for tour Servants',l3 . e4i.a good Kitchen and. Pantry, Cellar, and Wash-house ; a wo and a Single-stall g table, Garden; The Premises ~ have undergone a thorough repair, arm gateelly r ritrnished, which, together With the fixtures, may be had at a fair Valuation, and immediate Possession. "'Further PhrtienhrS may be bad of Mr.-Hewett ; Carpenter, in the Mews between. Nos. bz and 63, New Bonl-strect ; Of Of Mr, - newett, . Aneaioiteer, Gctslstope, Surrey l who wilt shew the Premises. , . . . SUFFOLK. • ' 't HOUSE at EXNING; near Newmarket: To BE LafT,',and entered upon at Michaehrtig ndxt , , or sooner, if.required, in the Parish c,f Exning, within one ,mile of Newmarket, a Coinfort:lbie HOUSE, consisting of two. Parlours.and a Vestibule, a good K.itchen, 'and necessary OfEces; also font good Chainb:rs ' and Ames oVett hemi • together with 2 qardsp,. Stable, Coach-house,, and jive Acres of good Pasture, adjoining the Nous:: and Stablee. • . .• ~ • ,-• Twos. Packs of Harriers are kept within Eve utiles of EX. Ding, • and a Pack - or Fox-hounds, the principal part of the ' • season,, at,Ne.wmarket4 .• - IsArish of 'E.--ining,• consisting of an. exceeding good Common Field, ,a lords in opportunity for Snatni..- and. Coursing. • The wlll be lett' free from .Parochial Charges. A‘Tply%o Roaert Secher, -, or to. Mrs. Hammond; b6th de who will shewthe:Pretnises. • Ca. sa latet, vis est uotissijna! T . . . H E following Rentirkable Case evidently proyes theCO.NC ENT RATED EXTRACT,. or 'ANIMA of . QUA C SSI A, in the farm 'of Pills, to be a Most powerful anti incomparable Restorative for. -- W E Aft. ItuUD Elk( LIT.ATED CONSTITUTIONS, Consumptive Habits, Habitual rgings' • Loss of Apvetite, ' HYpocoudriac Atte ' clions, Pains and Weakness of the Nervous Weaknesses, . Stomach, . ' The . - Deleterious Effeas Relaxation.or the Solids, •-•.' - I-lot Climates, • And particularly the ill consequences . of Intemperance, Atrophy, ordle•rvous Consumption, Mrs. 49, had, for upwards four months,- been constantly suffering with. a slow nervous feVer, .pains ,thehreast, short dry cough, and wasting.of the:body, which at lerigthbrought her to. that state of debility:that she was Linable. to take the slightest exereiSe,•without extreme fa., tigue, her spirits were very much (tele:led, her appetite gone, in short; she•supposed:her case hopelesS. Theß:trk and other corroborant medicines Were employed to no good ptlipose, aAt they were usually rejected by. her stomach.. By takingthree boxes of the Cuncentrated-Extraa or AniinaVtlissia; she is •T completely restored, and slow enjoy.s - a, betterstate of-health and spirits than for many years- past., - '-' • , As family delicacy prevents the insertion of her name, any prudent inquiry will be answered - through the medium of th* Wholesale - Vender. - The Concentrated Extract 'or Anima of Quassia; in the 'form of Pills, was first discovered: by E.-HA L LAM, Apo. , .thicark and Chemist •, and is prepared (only) by E.. tiallpn't .and Co.•'and soul, wholesale and retail', Only, by:Berlamtn• .Shaw, No. 74, Borough London ; and by . his appointininr, rotail, by Pickling,- No, ;6, OxfoH-street ; Newberv, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Pearsall, No. z3r; brat; Turt,; R yal E vchange •' Swiney, No. :and No. t6Bi. Piccadilly ; and Turtle, No. 127, Strand; it% ;hoxes.of ss. au.d cos. 6d. each; andlarge packages, contain. ing tive,boxes, IL as. each, duty included. • FOR DISORDERS.OF DOWELS, DALBY's CARMINATIVE. A CAUTION.: WHEREAS many Counterfeited Sarts of thilt V V 'Medicine are Offered' for sale by sundry Druggists and others under specious preterices Whereas - repeated Complaints have been,made Orthe bad •etleds of these Com positions ; all PurchaS'eri are requested 46' boparticularlp careful in,.obserViug; that the name of . NEWB fiRY is en.. graved in the Stamp, which is pasted on each Bottle, as ttio surest mark of authenticity; and that in the Bill of Direc• tiong, in: hich such Bottle is wrapped, is the falowing 'ExTitAt,:.T from the WILL or the late Mr. DA.LBY. And whereas, I did rainy years since instiudt my Daugh. ter F rances, now the Wire of Anthony Gell, of North-street,, Westminster; Gentleman,' in the_ art and. method of prepay. .ing, coo:ye:toiling, and making up a ' , :ertairt 'Medicine, of which I am the sole • Invent , r, called and universally known by the naineof DALE C ARAINATI YE ; I have again instruciA and comrnuu c tied to my said Daughter, franeeS. Gell, the Secret of preparing or making up tue said Medi., cine;. and I :io hereby constitute and appoint rnysaiaDAugh.' ter, :theisole Preparer of OW useful Medicine. 1_ likewise give to my said Olughter, F ranc-.cs Gell; the sole Property of the said'earsanatAre, and all Profits arising from the WO .i thereof, to. ;ter and .ier Heir.sfor , ever." • This ex.:client . Me iicine is a in:st sate, effectual, : and in, geheral an illilne.!i4"d I{CeneV.;ior the Wiwi . 11...5, Con. vulsOns, Fluxes, ad o.,l).vrders in ttte & h.4BowelS oClrt. • fant . s ; a... 1. is Serviceable to Persons of all ages, tot int;:rnal Coop! hats ny bad Liquors, Fruit; &c. I t is sAd'only At Mr. Newhery's (ine•oniy •Waretioufiefor Dr. :James's •Powder), Nh.,45,- in St: Paul's Church-vord, 051 the A ie.v t:Loo r . i roin tire C , l,r,icr or Lonctou, in nettles; pri'ce is. bd. cac;il„,ti i 3U. • Dtity,-., rezah, uy slisppouitmeat, at Mess. and Co.'s, No. rjo, li.i T. r ily; No. -7 ;T. Yl3,:iV,'; ; ;,' 444. 11,, • kind ”0:14-0!r.5t 134 le!, and Co.'s, CoeLptir. sireet ; Kariy's, s:atioier, '3ll ;ge.atree e tntinst ;:f ;B.u_ii.ii Wa A No: . • HAborn . tt.t'), it I E ; 'at:4 W * Nth. te.:t • ; • • STR 4DBALLY-1-IALL, IRELAND. - . D : BE LETT, and entered - .On - that elegant Mansion . and. Demesne 'called STRAD. BALLY-HALL, in the Queen's County, adjoining 'the Market Tow n of Stradbally,, 38 Miles from Dublin, .6 from Ashy, and 6 from Mary borough. The House is pacidus; completely furnished, with every aceonunodation tor a large Family, and extensive Offices of every -description. The Demesne 'consists 'of tja Acres, Mostly walled in, the Garde am large and well stocked with - Fruit Trees in full bearing, and well clipped with Roots Vegetables, &c. &c. • P wiwne iakers is 3501. per annum, tlithtsiVe of . all Taxis & c. &c. therefore none- need , apply Who - would require the least abatement, ..There are proper berions constantly attending to shew the Premises, where ' like term it is to be let for may:be,knolvn as also by enquir. .41 i t of John Leeson, Esq. No: 6 decklenburgli.strect D , .übln. . • i k. . TO BE SOLD ;BY AUCTION, w 1 it:Monday the 2lst inst. at die Woolpecß. Inn,. at st. Al. 1 ' : ban's, in the County of Hertford, between the hours of ! : • Six and Nine in the Evening, - :either together or in Font . Lots, as shall be then agreed on, and subjet to such ConditiOns as will be produced previous to the Sale; ' - WELVE ACRES, little' more' or less; of ill: . t closed GRASS LAND, 'from Whith the. Land-T a l c . 12 , 45 been redeemed, situate in th ojlainletofirittenhangekitt I ,"'e Pariih of St. Peter'S, ad r joirung the Yards of the .W R itite , ~,,:nart and Wocilpack Inns, and 'of: FIVE' other HOUSES ."' the Town and Borough of St. Alban's,: and:bounded, soh RDA wards of a quarter .of, a mile by the two great Turnpike. , o ,a leading from St.. Alt!an'.:s to wards' 'London, one of t . - 14 ch communicates with a-Intbritltiad-extehding to tlit v 'rio of an intended Navigation frO r t,tr*L.Prand• !until= 14 4 a, I, to St.. Al ban', for .ihe nt'alfisi; iti c *hich an Aa of - .,Nament has been obtained:- ' -a.... W at he whole is in Tenure .of • MettSr4pi.Vid . and George . s v h 's° ,l ; • who are u pr notice to quit, en the 29th imstant„.-. fr eir n le P til ossession Y e had, under Prel:er . COnOttions; and . Particulars tit' y* be known • by, application , to Mr: rrell..at ..Elettort. etsdge, mar Stilton, Huntingdonshiti.-.- ii, r• PAte, at the,Woolpack Jim, St. Atbanis,,. who „Aat of the tntended Lots, will shew the Premises; which Z`lxtremely:desizabie for buildins.up9n.palvell csa.ocoottut 4r Autiful riospedio ~i with a new to Tracke. ~ . .' - - . .. . lA, ' . . .•,'i ifESSRS. SCHIAVONETTI and Mr. CAR_ DON beg leave to inform the Subscribers for their Prints, that Two of them, one representing the ASSAU LT and CAPTURE of SERINGA RATAK and the other rh-z. FAMILY of TIPPOO ..ILCU.I.RbIING over HIS DEAD BODY, are ready for delivery at Messrs. Sehiavonetti's, 140. za, Michael's Place, Bromoton, and at Anthony Car doh's, No. 31,Clipstone-street, .Fitzroy-square, where may be seen.the.Etchings of the; two other Prints (corripleting.the Series of Events proposal to be describecl),7viz. the Death of Tippoo, .and the Surrender of Two of hia,son.s.. • ' - . --__ • ed , ; es ;t. teo