The Sun. — London, England, 1801-07-04 00:00:00

Ar'f?ED, tiers have aircitir paid the tribJte.of Criticism to -the roetical merits of Mr. work, 'and-we are now-ihdxced from the highcrimpulse of Vatriot ism to .extraft., trona it. the follm.ving ,admirable • eul6glum on the Briti,h Constitotion. ..It posed to iome from the Ditu I'D, who, in addressing A T:nt7D,ol ., reditas the future happiness of this 'Country, resulting froM the pc.iiticat system framed by the-immortal hero of the Poem. Ecyoni the proudest gem of Fame that springs, Reard.h}r the Nluse, to grace victorious Kings; Above the.forms of trßtx - rsy., thatraigt 1 he sons of Greece and Rome to deathless pßise ; Above the labeur'd.scenti that:Sases draw; Ideal forms of pOlity aid law, By thee a glotiohs fabric design'ti, The noblest efror; of a patriot , mind.— On aliim the stfudure stand,. Defyill4 NOt'a frail pile that mad Ambition rears On Fol ly's hopes; or Guilt'S repulsi=re fear's, Where specious sophistry persuades the tioud To alulate the self . 51i and the lOhd Or; by some faWnin:,r derpa7.,.. ^.gAte acldress'd, To lift aTeople's minion o'er the rest; kendirg to idol Pow'r the servile knee, The worst of slaves, yet boastin - g - they are . free. Thy Code, an - ang'd by Nature's pdvest plin; Shall guard the Freedom, and the P:lghts Of Man, MAN'-S asni R i cxrs=no t FOll!.'S maniac dream, Ser-S*4s EQUA Llvy's.pernitious theme ; Bur that true Freedom, where:all o'ciers draW EqUal proteelion from an equal law, •And b7that eqital law restrain'd' alone, • Nor fear the noble proud or - prouder throne:. .NObles, the P'eople's shield, the 111onarch's arm, .roveriul!haid, but ypotent to harm A sacred throne cn nerty's•basis rear'd, . By Viirite,tbsteed, by Oppressibrifeat'd ; ' To thy ,suardii;n•lawsAtiall boast they gave Que pow'r.,ily aught un , ; :heck"d, the poW'r•to save. No tyrant here tke public weal can,harm • • tJnhear'd hiss mandAe,-o.nd Unnery'dhis-arm, While the - imperial Patriot is endu'd With unresisted energy of-good. 0 ha l ,,:iest state on earth, to mortal grA. - 7n, Pure - right divine, true delegatt., of Heav'n, To whom its happiest attributes IDelong, The bless'd impossibility of v•t . ong:— . Each rink supported, fin h, by mutual-aid, Each state in Wisdom's equal balance wei‘la'd, • 54Y ) can the ,mighty fabric ever fall, • . • R-1. t:,::•ryeal, the Liberty. of all ? s.iail it mock, to remotest hour, Tat:- mine of Treason, alui the shock of Pciw'r. THE:, MIRAGE. VorcOt gives the, followit?g description of a sin gular optical illusiogleallcd 'the Mirage 4 ,• The Country - of Lower Egypt is nearly a le vel }lain,. which, loses itself, like the sea, in the ,CloudS .at . the extremity of the horizon. Its uni formity is oiq interrupted by a few eminences, either natural or fi4tious, on which are situated the villages, thus keiit out of the. reach of the in.. undations' of the Niit,;; .and these eminences, less usual on the skirts of the desart i more frequently to be seen on the side of the Delta, and which appear like a dark line on a very transparent sky, are ren dered still furtLer visible by the date frees and.sy camOres, oftner to be met with in such situations th;; - 1 CfSEr , k here. in,rning and evening the aspeft of the Country: is exaCti) ,as.it ought to be ; and between you and the last viL:tges .s.i.;:cli.prisent themselves you pei;ceive.nothing but land ; but when, the sur face of the .eartli is sufficiently heated. by the rays of the Sun, and indeed until it begins to get cold towards eveni'ng i. the land no longer seems to have the same extension, but to be terminated, to within the. distance of a league, by a general inun dation. " The villages placed *beyond that appear like . so many islands statiOned in the middle of a great Like, from which the speCiator is separated by an extent, of land, more or less considerable, accord ing to circumstances, You then behold the image of each of thtse villager; refietted exaCily as if it were exhibited on a clear surface of water, !With Only this difference, that as .the "repreSentation is at a Considerable distance,. the smaller objects are it4vi3;bk, aria the masses alone distinCt ; in addi tion -to" this, the eqes of the reverse:l imagc are. .rather ; ill designed, and such as they would be if the surf - ace:Of the. refieding medium happened to be a little agitated. " In -pro*rtion . as one approaches a village, Which appears to be placed in the lnidSt of an in; undation; the margin-of the water Seems (o recede, and the arm of the sea,• separating you as it were from' the village, shrinks back by degrees : it. at le.rigth disappears entirely, and the phenomenon, which now ceases in resped to the first village, is instantly re-}reduced by a nevi one, which you dis cover at duediitanee in. the rear.. Thus every thing contributes to complete an illusion, which is some times cruel, - rnwe e . 3pecially in. the desart,: because it, you . wi,th the appearance. of water,at a time when you experience the greatest want of that. clement." _ M. MONGE gives an explanation of this pheno. met:on, which is not on!), ingenious,. also sa— tisfactory.: it is too long,"ho'sever, to be inserted, and cannot be welt condensed. • The Fire King-, or Albert - and Rosalie, is hoj. noured by the lqu'd approbation not only of the Pub, lic at large, bur that also of the I<Jobility acid the first circles, who every, evening .are , beheld at the Royal CirZA, fit. George's fields, in large parties, .testifying the great . satislaclion illey receive from scenes of such :unprecedented grandeur. and elegance, accompanied with most interesting CharaCters and. admirable• Musk—their applause keeps pace with '}fItEWING AND MALTING, . „ • MR.R• Ail ORTON 'at 'No, zB, in• thE Strand, respeffully irrfoilms• the Pablic, .that he instructs Gentlemen. in tee use of. the Thermometer, . and the appli cation of that Instrument relative to Brewing, and will furnish 'them with Manuscript Instruttions, - .which enable them. to practise.,the Art of Porter, Pale' Ale, , and other Malt Liquors. He - will:also furnish them with:Manu script Instructions foi - Making Pale 'and Brown Malts, after the most approved- pradice and having been long in business: Upon hi's owh account, and taking" a pleasure in trying many .and various experiments, and noting their result, it has given him a degree of Practical and Orperimental knowledge, in the difierent . lines of his prcifestion, Whieh very feilV possess, as can be .proved from .the many. Letters and Vouchers of the most eminent Brewers both in Great Britain and Ireland, highly approving of his 'di fiZlent mode of Oattice', and many of these Gentlemen 'he never had., the pleasure of Seeing ; Hit Manuscripts put it in. the power of Gentlemen to brew au ex:::eMing fine flavoured Porter'' from :v. Malt and Hops alone, combined with the simple.:element of - .iter, with- ' :out tlte use of any other hlgredlOi - whatever. • Any adqress, sent post-paidoo D. Morton, Avill be duly • attended' He returns his reSpeaful Thanks to those.„ •Gentierneu who haVe approved so: hiAl.y of au.: ut;iity•of .his Manuscripts, and professional Abilities., ' , EV:ESHAM, ESTERSHIR.L. TO BE 'SOLD BY SUCTION, .. • • : By Mr. SMITH, •... - At Carraway's, on 'Friday the 3rst of July, , ,at Twelve d'Cloi:kort Lots, unless acceptable oilers are rnai;.t in the mcaa time. by . \late Conti - a, • rA.1_;11 : 0 - e and 'Valuable FKEE‘HOLD ESTATE, k. 'i'Y THE-FRF4 within the 80r0n , ,, , di (::. .1 - advantageously sitilte on the Navigable rtiv,:. .;, joining the. Turnpike Road-from Lrindon to Wu:, prisuig 600 Acres, more or less, of Rich' Garden Ground, Arable, Pasture, and'iVle;:clow Land, conveniently subdivided : into several farms; with suitable Dwelling-houses, Barns, Stabling, and Out-buildings, lett td Mess. Watkyns: Head:- ly, Phillips,, Pratt, Pteedy, Taylor,llumphreys; Nlattliews, Bazeley, Clark, - Davis Tiv i hi, Benton, an&Slater, at Rents amounting •.to upwards ,of 9501. per apn. capable •of - co - nsiderable improvement.' May be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and particulars had twenty days previous to the Sale, of Messrs: Bullock and.; Arnold, Solicitors, , Bedford-row, _London of Mr. Hugh jaCksen; Stamford, Lincolnshire ; at •the Star. Oirtard ; Hup_ poles, Worcester ; Crown, Evesham • White Hart, in Broadway at 'Garraway's ; • and of 'Mr. ? 'Smith, No. 52, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange, , London. CAPITAL MANOR Al)1(1. ESTATE„ STAFFORDSHLKE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 7 - - - - - - By" Messrs: 'SKINNER and DYKE, On Wednesday the-2.v.1 of July, at Twelve O'Cloek,' at Gar- 7 ' sway's CoLtee-,house. 'Change-alley, .Cornhill, London,, In*One Lot, A 'CAP"' TAL and VERY -VALUABLE A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate. at CHtDLE TON, a fine healthy ~part 'of - the COUNTY FORD; within, itlw 11111 CS Of Leek aril Clwadle, nine of NeWeastle, and abOutihirrY from Litchfield and Derby -• comprizing the MANOR CHEDLETON, with Annual Fret: and Quit Rents, Coert Baron, Immunities, and Royal ties; over an - exteut of Country of about zo miles in eireutn ference; a very cotton odious: modern stone-built •Resichence, called ly E STWOOD. HALL:, with Offices, Coach-houses, Stabling, Walled Ganl•ins, Pleasure Walks, DeMesne Lands, desirable Farms and Tenements, interspersed With beautiful WoOds.and Plantations, and a considerable Fall of Water; the NV 11010 CLM taili I qr,'; 1500 Acr:s, except a' small Part Tythe-free, thrilling a hat•itisomenonnain, capiisie of great improvements t the Brost Co.usiderithle part in hand, and. - lett .• to Tenants at Will, the remainder 'on very Old, Live, , ,.on whose DeMiSe the pcesent Rental, aMou - nting.to'abont SIX; .TEEN HUNDRED POUNWS Per "Ann. will be raised considerably. E )(elusive o'iWes/wood- House,Girounds, and Manor, and improveable Coal-Works, advantageously. situate a short diStance from the Stalihrdshire Navigation, to which there is a Rail Road. AUG the - PERPETUAL CU RACY to the Parish of Chedieton, of the 'neon= of about ONE HUNDRED POUNDS per Ann. • To be vie.ved zr days preceding Fide, by applying to • Thdmas Dawson, at:Westwood Hal t,•• of whom iirinted Par tieulars may be had; also Of Messrs: Wills :Ir4i Crust), Sol ici- , tors, Leek ; Mr. Drewr ,. :„ Printer, S wffbrii ; Mr. Harr pp, Printer, Manchester ; Drewry ; Pri:lter, Derby ; 'Mess. S whiney and Co. Printers, fiirniirr be ill ; Crown I nps, at .Stone and N.:wca§tlc ; George, I-itch:l.:ld ; Sinalon ; King's - Head, Coventry at antPliie 'of. Sale; and of id as. Skinner and Dyke; Aldersgate-street; London • EDUCATION. CLERGYMANaf the Established Church of L sqotland, abbtft mow:, mlies._fitul Edinburgh, pro. poses to -take- a few Vale; - "G 'FL EM ENO' BOA RI), and to - surintr.rl .cn moilef'at.(Vrecins. His plan will he, net only:tO teach with accuracy the La tin, Creak, and French LantuagtS; but to instrua his Pupils. in Geoiraphy, General - Histbiy:'arld otht,r tiseful branches dr knowledge.. He cad accom4 - iodate but a veu small number, and will emplipy -Assistant; as his situation will - enable him, to dedicate a vary great portion of his-time and-attention. to them. . -. For, more particular itiforrliation, application may be'mode to P,rol'essor Dalzel,-Ulkiver.3ity_of_Fdmth-rgl). W.INT'S A PI, A_ C E, &YOUNG . WO v 1 A Nr, i Dirty_ Yeitr3 - of - 11.1 , ; 1 .1... a-• LAJD Vs MA AI I), .or Lady's Maid and i - loyse.keeper . . • • - inya small Family,. Viiii:a.p‘..ftettly Undeest.incl's her Business. Can liai•e a' good Charader froM her laat placv, xyliere s . i; lived tNi:ct qerirs irpdaiiitif. - • • • • " , ; • • .., Direct for K; K. Mr. Wright's • China Shop, No. Chwics,street, Bevlac..,:srplare. "•. _ , 1 . )( TANTS -a PLACE, as ,GAIVIEKEEVEP, V V BAILI FT, a midcile-aged 1\17.!:!, • .c:1 a 'gr.• ra acr. --No Objee.litm ta latiy - patt of E,41a1.: :. • - tin'a to R. Y. NO. 1, New . Tefral7e, r,_::le -roar, Gity-road, viii b , it , en(lo . To , • WANTED , T() P,ENT,•or PURCHASE, hot heartr than' ; . 'reit Or further thajt F-orty • , .Mles .‘ *rpm, 1..,01:4.10n, _1 . ,,,, FREEI-10Lb 'ES / rA'FE, '61 . 0i - ie I - Turidred tt, . A one ~hcpasanci).A4tes of Lutt. : l, mith . a dt4;iral..l:Rt.:l- c:.n .i• - •],- ticc. Preference wilt be giyen to .mile y...itli a Nlarkyr a,4 4 : 4 -.•;,0-,..-,- .) .-, and in•either: of ale' Counrjes • of Surrey', l*ilf, or lit% t s. iiired to i-k.Y. Z. at Mr. - Sewplrs, enre.hr.i. • . " -- SOLONION's TO fitAI.T.H. Day was . A .Neiv Edition of tilia in One Volume, - Octavo, Price only 3s, with 'an .elegant 12ortrait of /Ira Author, entitled . ' " • GUIDA - ,to REATL.Ti - 1.• or Y Advice to both 1 Sexes in a variety of Complaints; fully plains, a , eoncise, plain; and easy rniiiin'er, pie i‘letnods of Treatrunt,, and •eilicac.ious Runic:dies toy tile fel . • AUOII4OII, or Ni. , :arriAge, IndigestiQn, A sthmas, ancnd-..int _ _ p pet iSe (loss- Jr . repti - a§4) . - • - Barrenness, -. Bilious Complaints, • Lowness of ' ---414enstrual Evacuations,' Chlrosisi or Green Sickness, N cryou s.iitiseates, Consumptions, • - tOfranivritt or SeFr&t Venery, Femdle Diseases, . -rtegnancy, FitA, • - , Cougl; Fi a t u fe ne , or ,1 " Fluor A itius,.or Rl.ote r ir,:, ." ' : Clanorrlicea, cur\ d Ifypodinciri..ic, or ALI:),n •-c,fli4y:tov;plaiP,ts, • Tcr iNlaictris 1 In I::: , • G Mats. , ituil.Setilfliaf -• . • • • • , By S. 5.)1,0 - 1410:\, . - This , Parrlphletl?oitti otit dirb6t Bletthorhagi, or Gonorriu.ca, to a contirin , :e..s:olitis.. To is added, an Lssay•on SeQmt Von dry, and a 1 . ./iscoitrse C:. Impotency fr iwthe„-k‘ll..,ttc:, 'il.n.4B_ii:tiri , tyAuyfiarrcii nes.; dent to nntiales - ,." &c. aAppendix on tile s , .ibiect of a so litary and destrudive Vice; .and Parest, :otbr3a4l).ila'i!f+:4l-.:s,43l,itata tion of Youth. tp 1 1 4t*rs t ri.)kgr:1;.:131,4114 ,he afflicted vith N:'.l4olls COM p : hi, S : wfinle inter2ei" . ,s , d...vilit n h--,?..,-,fii . ( l .:ty., of authentic filets. liever • N.B. Pj the very.4.NcellEAtt,c rifin,Ctrcilf - 411,isAV.ar.k s 'Ace • the different Reviews. '` CTpwar is of One. l-lunticett Thousand. Cr,pies have actually teen sui.i of " Soloinsjar's' G4,u.de tt Flea RE I\ tcINIS I'n this .iseful vv I. aso ii ! ‘i'fi;uriti. a -Is' n 4tisc nn F 011-11 I)iseascs, Nzr(w pA,kocnomkiria;:,. Colapi4ints, .4n4j 1..21) t,':.lC-i1" Nlciti of .12 rzat moat, st.iige6id • tiu Venereal. (;:o.u••11.; dazlgcr et improD - 4 -c4=c91 , , , 4t0n54 with 't • nlls - ta4cll . for. them ; „also . Bath, Southampton, &c. ' Tcy- , z+lg, I C. s()LOMON's G 1.j1 3 .)4: t«1-)F. ^ ; - affiicted with ; or,changc of Clinitze, :u,(l to T i nesses and 'Relaxlticas, originakir( a .r. r causes, this Work is partictii.o - ;.. :1, . r ao sands of-people, grown • guardedjy, plunge! . ~;_. „. tary L , 1.1 - is luppily. .1}: cuyery to ; . - 1 the body, aL, • 'a 1: from a st:• ; i ; peace, a!':• • , -:•; is not ir.,lchly, and the rqr, -alas ! the rich, .; oung., ': - .117);:x • • years, even those - }ears, drawn by an . • • tite - c:,:•1/. , Li:.- sion of tilt: : ~• skttervi t) ;,.• • • . .• •...; • ▪ "Dr. Solo e. h e y. will 1.)2.110. -.. I to ::.„ to; , • . • • c ••. •• , frorn TO'„ , . • ae •to lead. theses ;., • H. , • . .London Stranl ;14. • ; aii ' the rep4tz..b!e every pr::Pcipal to \\in i 3 fh Professforl _V. V •.R.esponsibillity deViaie from the: • ti'? seicc,von of a ,-I),culiar branch. the .6itllClAorl the" • 1. ht years have I devoted piy. practice to the'6N.Q4ks . r.ye. - treatment of Thre,,e Disordell,,,iiild the successful i st;it iny plan gives me additional - ardN Ito ,appose, ay ..f.ar as able, the ravages of 11155..; C . iyulliiiyktOsi:ll are the ;host important in t Eat alogue fin tics. ' After initiatlon into every - I . ll'linch, ari Army Sum-ott, .• I formed'it.wish. at an eariy:. tictire 'tv tescd:6 *diViditalS igiK.:rancz• of . equally ctangerous precipith•ey,pf. ycrieral i tiTineks•:" %. • • The 1711ree if:re:Cure h alt e, • voted .my a tantion, , cerrrprise cy Of - 3 ,REAL I„.NIF li.C'111(?14; \v)ietli , 2r of A recent • ration: '2lly; II:, Idati'S •of ci l et;,•etailsi •f(6 , ; - 1 • the habits of schoOl,boys, 1 6i 11,1 VP-'! , InaAllife age: AlicA, • liv,tly„ . that tiesangcgicrit •:;t *the syst em in men which Is called.BA . lrtF-ENINFSS, ST E L y .. , . Numerous Diseases - ot •dt hastc, iri the t'reati - raait of a• Glinorrheel; and it . nor frequently 'happens that the sees ;if Lite ire ilOis°"ed the indiscretion of en uns , uati:ed• thou tuck are eisljy t ured and: even 0.1%-..e • others have failed, I trust that . I - may.prei,znne to e;licr a re-esttiblislurent. Fee', howc...vcr, arc the Cases of compric rted distress is thi s i iis,,n4 L ,r, i_ l onip...cr•Kl 'with the calaini;oo;"-; ok Men, who, froni . ari. indulgence in a -,sOlitary viee;• or. the -, I prevatent gaieties of a fal'hionitb;e• thar',statc of Debility, which is therunavotaiible • - perruc.,lo.lS habits ; , • • *.•:•" ,• . • Where. the ttltiNspy,sufferer broqds over his misery, but carefully conceals . his..TisfortullC, it may be. „onto.consr).- lation for hirg.to know, that altilou;h _it he ai Ohje; , t tff doubt or uncertainty with other Praiditi,:tiers„, the rein4y2l-:. ni these 'lleticiencle4,by • tbe gradual progiess eit Ike.tioval;• • tion, is acquireinent - vny ',Experience-. It tita •rites • of 13.iacchus or. Venu* _have -1)e- ; :an to' redul,c vigAttri' rfhurh I.lllXittv Will be ;re , ,- , Jiiied i y an early C9nincrao. fion of *this lanond Stale and in tricse,, cases, 4 0 ielt difficult', will occUr. • • , But I),;tictcncy has foryears -ex!%ted, a, grope t - • fr . per,,everance is ii-Aspensal', - , eqh - bite to revive the slunkt,),.. ty;,ein : _; sparks or the Constitution. NIA:t K 1) Nvn.; I disappointed in their expectation.; , h. a , siired, that most instances, soda clefc-as are :r.ieflical so Ltsstlit' , ai to ,ny arid the Toa.litications which 1 have presume‘i ,to • the' has;is of my , vret:?nsiotis, and in coinQi:l2itce, with ShCb this , . intimation is given; that I) . e.colls . ltP4 per,:onaliy, or ,hy - I,etters citidOsitx a saran Note), •at 1r i tuJit,e,. No. tg, Artui r dcl street,' ra Scwl, nearTheve is Cu . I'nt ,- .3-"'e !uli,ing,,p:gt the Name is . oh.both the doors. :VI. 1; Nlo.intier ot the foyal - C...::a-gcrex Sufgeorr . - • Li'Nl)(>N : Prinfeti 1' At 5 u the rest of the Theatre, riot only thrott,gh this Piece, but the favourite Pantomime also of the British in 'Egypt. TO TtIE LAbIES. • The happiness' oc both Sexes is so conneaed with the increase of female charms, it is- not to be ,wOn dered••at that the inventive genius should be - eril-, ployed to diseover'what may be innocently use to . assist Nature, in keeping jhe tyrant man in'a state of .pleasing bondage to the softer sex. This disco very. is now made, anti -as imposition has been but too frequently Iralaised. upon the ..credulous, the Gentleinan : who is the' inventor of the.MA.INErt CR E AM, has consulted the delicacy . of the Sex, by committing:the sale of thiSCurions'and elegant -pre- paration' to a Lady of honour and respectability, wba has anth - Ority to -return.` the money,. if this.irf nocent Liquid does'not give to the skin that-pecu. liar fairness, which,, as well as. bestowing delicaey, bespeaks health, - and' throws an animation into the countenance, which shall give the. eye the full power to charm and- faseinate. For the hand and arm it is prepared in•a different form, and if delicacy would permit the namrs of those Ladies to beinen tioned, Who have approved this innocent Composi tion,. their •number would exceed belief, - for rank and fashion. -.lt can be bad only, at No. x 3, -Brow n lbw,..street, .near , Holborn, - in bottles at tos. 6d. each. • • , , _ _ N.B Ladies residing in the Countrt, by in closing a one-pound note, may - have two bottler, sent to them, safely packed in a box, with bills of dircaions to any part of the Kingdom. A CAUTION TO FAMlLits„=—Many theftsJnight eaSily. be pre \ ., ented,. anoffewer instances would oc cur of deeoyin., - ; Children away for the purpOse of stripping them of their clothes, \vete, the linen al_ ways 'Marked with the name at frill le.ygth, instead of initials. 7 —This may most e fre ctluallv -be ..'done with a common . pen,.as:on paper, by usi!l - the 06- ginal .Perman. Ink; which is . repared by Hume.; the Chrmist, at No. is the.sule Proprietor. IfhoUghtte.hand.:writing- be the most - certain way of ident.ifying the property, it is still rendered more seeure,-by the impossibility of effacing it,,whether on linen, silk; or cotton:: No age was ever snore .highly distinguished for nehevolerce and Charity than the present, and no person has distinguished: himself More by acts of this kind than that eminent Medical Ch2ra . der, Doftor BKODUM; .witn ' ess his donation of col. to ,the Foundling•Hospiiai, and also.to t'. Margate Infix.. rnaty,-and•Surrev ,Di .d spensary; of which Institntion he is ele4lecl'a . doveftior for Life besides his do nations to the Fieern:lsoli'§iritt Cumberland School, and many- other. Cltirities..• His More private afts can only be learned by ingniti , :s ;litiog the Poor' in his nezlpotirhood, .none of wllJin are - ever allowed to go - avciay unsatisfied from his clopr.—Such ;In ex_ ample ought to be'irnitated'hy ,all who are equally blest WittPthe rile Lo- of relieving 'dist i ress as' th , .: DOdor, who seems; indeed, to accumulate wealth the faster, the incirse he lays . otit in this w.ay, . • SHIP NE3j. P . OOLE, , ILTLY 2. Arrived—the` Swift, Holloway,- from Southampton Hor:,t;lll..tal, from Plyrnot:tn Ho'pc, i‘rether,vcod, Wit ,kncl Miry; Bovne's, • froM Portsmouth ;. aria good I :,;•.Alt,- Eallard, from Cowes. ' —rite Betsey, Collifis, for Bristol ; .an.d De jonge acob; Janson, tut EEntocien.- LIVERPOOL, JULY , „. • - Arrived—the Liberty, §arids; frain .New. Providenco . ; American, Watson ; Carolina, ,pottier;' and liellotia, Tripp, from New-York ;- -Cadton, Prenton, from New Brunswick r;' Amiable Creole, West, from New Orleans ; Aurora,- Bed mati, from garbadoes ; Anna Ibrk,(l - mu S sued; Pitt , Towers; 'from :Antigua ; - M I Diary,igp, from Demerara i.and Adness, Erttman, , frOm. Stockholm and Dub:- . n. , . Sailed—the' VrOtv'Elizabeth, Meyet; .Etiropa, Pontes ; . Success, 'Peale, and Balina, Whitefreld, for- flatii•buro ; American,' Sherry, for. New.:York ; JOhnson, and Mary, 'Hook, fOr Dantzic ; Jupiter, Stegman, for Quebec; Orion, Chew - , for Maryland ; Agatnati lircess,lor ; Kolger„..Walker, for Petersburgh ; Sally, Hutchinson, • .Ibr Maryland; Governor Strong, Stenson, for Nlassachusetts ; and Frederens Berlutning; Brienk; for Christiansands. DIED. lin . America, William Russell, Esq.:late of Birmingham, and fo'rmerly . a Magistrate of the• Counties of War‘Vlck and Worcester. - . Last week, at ''Staiimor6 Aliddlesex, tlle. Rev. George Downing'Acidrews, of Pembroke College, Oxford. ' FREEHOLD ESTATE, HA A NTS. TO B.E.SOLD .11Y By Mr. HARRY- PHILLIPS, At the -George.lnn,',Odiham, on Saturday .the .sth of July, at'TwelVeo'Clock, 'in' One Lot,. • ; A COMPACT unit Impiovable: FREEHOLD lA. FA RM:'&tlea'Readoit's Famt, situate at:Q .- chi - nun, in a pleasant part of the County of Hants, ;14tant from London sort; one miles, containing about Eii;htyp five Aces o:A fable Lana and Oung Coppice, or Wootlland•Ground ; let •to L:ach on Lease, at a'Net Annual Rent Of Sevsnty- , Ax PoUnds. This Farm is entitled to a valuable Right of Commati; the Waste and' CommiinU,r6tindS Of the Manor of Odd-lam.' ' May be Viewed b) , ... leave •of the'Tenant, ebLirs had attire George Inn, Odinarn ; .gaidenhea6, stoke; RedLidn,Bagshot ; Crown, treading ; Gaildford ; Bush; Staines; Recl Lion, 'Egliarn .of Die jennihgs,:, Carey-street at Mr. It env Bond:street.. :. .PRICE. 0 STOCkS, ab4Y: Bark Stock 1.68 7i, - Navy 5 per Cent. shut 5 per Cent. 1797, 96 5.1 Irish 5 per C:cnt. 4 per Cent. Con. 79R-i 3 per Cent. Red. &ti l l ;per Cent. Con. shut' t)itto 'Scrip - • llankiLong Ann. 13 5-161 Ditto Short' Ann. • • ditto Sc.rip COURSE EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JULY 3. - Ilaniburgh - 31 6 z us. f Venice - Altana - - 31 . '7, 24 us. IListiou - Leghorn - -53 i. Oporto - Naples - - 40. , Dublin - Genoa - . - 48, I thlia Stock - Excise4tier Bills 4s..ss, NClir ditto s. dis. Lottery TiCke4 Irish ditto Oinniuni so prern. Imper. 3 per Ccnt. 59 a 4 t)itto Ann. Bank for ACcount .India for May " , • Consols•for Account.6zi 6z - 62 - 6i - YEST iyllt GHANA N 11.1 AN, kit I,u«-Street, alltl Ptlb:is:lca by V. .1: 1..1,-.11 tkrzNll(,,,, k V. , -..,,..4*-ITr f ; , .No. liz. Strand where .4civert:irments, ()vitt-% for the Paper :Letterg tar '.the Aji 4 ,r, 64c. 1 ,14.4..*-pdfl), rn . .:st 'be -;.litaLircsseel: B'EST NEWCASTLE COALS, ‘ 4.25 - . per dron.—The'SEA., COAL COMPANY must respeel fully inform the Nobility.; Gerrtrr,' and Public, that they may be supplied with large tirime COALS, which the .I).roprie tors.ple+2.e, 'themselves to give satisracAion; at the above re -duced price., and are confident bo*per3a.in Londf - 9i _can them lower,. unless inferior in quality ; r 3 Saeks, 'or .; Bushels, measured under the urspedien of Sword Meters, .ancideliyered to any. part of the town', free of every expepoe, except-Shooting and metage. . • Orders addressed, by pbst or otherwise, - to No. 3z6, ford-street, opposite Bolsover-street .; and No a 3, Iciug's street, Bloomsoury, will be immediately executed. ' N. B. Orrly'ts. per naite.perchaldrun'off the stones.. COLLFERY." TO -BE LETT, THE Valuable BF,DS'or SEAMS - Of COAL ly., • ing ukder Upwarcis of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of GROI=N at - Thorp, in .the% Parish Qt Rothwell, in the West Riding of the'County of York, near the Turnpike-Road leading Wakefield, within fotir miles of each ,of the, said Toweis, - : and about two-miles 'and a hallof the Navigable Rivers,Air and alder! egr The aliOVe.O'rbuAds' lie adjOining to the Middleton and I;ofthou,se Collieries; and contain the Seams of Copl 'now getting.in both the said Collieries, which has been aseer ta;ned by Borin,gs. 4 ‘„) , For' Other Partieulars, apply to Mr. John Curr, 'of Shetileld; of. Wakefiel d% or Messrs. 'Nicholson and% Upton, in Leeds. _ FREEHOLD ESTATE, REIGATE, SURREY. TO. LE SOLD BY .!kUCTION, By Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS At the White Hart,_Reig,ate, on Tuesday the a Ist of July, at Twelve in Or Lot, '• ' A VALUARLE and • Desirable FREEHOLD ,ESTATE, ,- situate.about t ~.'miles beyond Reigate, 'on the Brighton Road, in a beautiful part of the County of Sur rey,'.eonsisting of a Parrirliouse, ',lams, Stables, and Out honks, and.. About ,Seventy-tive.Ac, - es of rich Arable,- Mea dow; and Pasture Land, lying Coin p.let, and known• by the name of New, Pond Farm; let 90 Lei (whien explr;s iii 1362.) to Alr: John Stolle, at - a-yery t.0f431. bur, of the presumed Annual Valtie of 1201, The Estate may he 'viewed by,portni.ssionof the Tenart, and printed Particulars had at the Place of Sale; Cock; Sut ton • Altheaf, .`Sheaf, Tooting;' S-prearit Epsom ; Talbot, Cuelficht ; principal inn, I,)orkino - • at Messrs. Jennings, Shire-lane; and at Mr. Phillips's, New Bonch-street. NEAR DEVO;7I, in . • Tio) BE SOLD . BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, . ,At his Great 246:n, in PaR-Mall, • . • On WEDNESDAY, the 2.9 th Day bfluly-, at One o'Clock, AC APIT A L and. V-alitable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consi of tile Very, extensive Manors of BROOK, MAYNiqtO ll / 4 Y,_ BUCKFASTLEIthi", - and BARTON, with Court Leers, Court Baron, Quitltems; Fines, fierigts, Tolls,of Fairs arai Markets, Rignn,, 'antient 'Mansion, 0 tiii:eS . ; Garden, dzc.'in good, repair, and't - tar :pea , ai:res re arable Up'-Land* arid -Water: m, ;a iti,w, Pasture and, Down Lae d, I);thts-iree ' 'Eafill Tax ; 2.500 aqj §r i of and divided i ito len arnis;and,Xt tut*spe4able 'fel:ants. `- Alo about 6 , ) 0 aere;- - ,Dfapital - Timber, G rove, ‘Vood, 3ntl Coppice Land in - . • „the Estate is well watered, of the present annual Rent of ONE TI-1O1•15'; NO SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS, t Capable of.vety-nsiderable improvement. The, Estate abounds With plenty 'of Lime-stone and beau tiful Marble, convertible into Chimnev-pieces, Slabs, Sec. A WaterSoak-Corn Mill is let Itith the Barton Farm, with a valuable privilege of dep-w..turitO'Stock on Dartmoor, cot-- ming, in, thotwhole a most compad and desirable. with great plenty, of Caine and-Field Sport, as the ciLlia guished Devoe. hirc 6! Dean Faint depends on this spot 'Or e'-.; tort. The home grounds aud'surrounding eountryis bea t:feJly picturesque; and requires only a few judicious works of art to render it a Charming residence. Situate on the great Western Road leading from Exeter to P!ymouth. -Distant from Asburton three miles, six from Totness, twelve from Tothay, Tynthotitl, twenty-two from Exeter, and the .sanie distance from . Plymouth. • The - Estate may be Viewed by. applying -to Mr, DeatLat Brookhouse; - and particulars may be had a month preceding the Sale, of the Printers e ttlie, Exeter Gazette, Sherbortie anti • Salibury 'Papers,- „Bath 0 - :runicle, S. Farley's Bristol jou:- nal, of Messrs. .Grahams, Linechi's Inn; and at'Pall-Ma!l, where a Plan of the estate may be seen. .