The Sun. — London, England, 1801-08-15 00:00:00

Cre, 3 I•CC yr old, )est oA r ap 3 H lit Mirk that OrIS ; net. feet; f tio foot', n to .I,IIIN/BER 2778-3 .NEW ROYAL CIRCUS. /1.. „ The Public is respectiUlly infortred, that the new iPendid Comic Pantomime, called THE EC LIPS E,' or ' H ARLEQUIN in CHINA, having beaureceiver by _a ` ll Avtled Audience with Unbounded applause, will be Ke erl)'ai&l every.E veiling until farther notice. res IsitS'p ere t EVENING, SATURDAY, Au - ,gusr 15, iSot; , • . • I/;,.L, EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, ',,''''r the direction of .111 r. • Davis, and performed by him, ,Vessrs. Jeffries, Collet, Kelly, MaCdtanald, a Grand ;; r3 op Of. Horsemen; and the celebrated •Master SA UN- A"LRS. Clown to the Horkmanship, Mr. Porter. h eniire new splendid Comic Pantoinime, with new "Itisic Scenery, Ma c hinery," Dresses,and Decorations, called; . • THE ECLIPSE ; . . Or, HAR L EQUIN IN CHINA. , . 1 \vhich will be , introduced the Costtutte; Manners, „,.? Il usernentS, Sports, bances, and Military arid Civ•t Ern ' ) Yrrient s , &C. or ti,e Ca-lIN ES.E EMPIRE. The . t'ai,to .4l-.:.c.-intii:.rices %Vith an Eclipse e*L l the Sur, which .. hhiese rc,ard to be ‘l'epß•.re with I dire,potent ; but it passing d er withaAta the Empire expenencing ..ir,y inittry, preparatt '.."are made for the Marriage ofTitelle.:, a Chinese Manda re's Daugh t er, w i t h Tanga, a Tartar Cnief; -Titcltou. , his i , v .-iID being eisappointec. (acc:..rztii:g to t'. - ,e Custoni nt'the "'^ , --eL ralt,...ah- li- . --;--'------.4.'italt._ or V ~=;-...''- - , AP-.1;.d--: - -' tate Of Distraction,' to ttstroy intry.eil, or ail who oppose him ; he is preceded in msentrance by a Ciiineire Prieszess, ciescrit•mg his state of mini, wii h l ex-r -, pligca in' a De lineatiort os*he , • ~ lc _le - ...,. ~ , . o. the var.Cl4 i .1 - ,-:.,,Ths wilicriallinia::: the' titat43l ‘Frairif.:,. wit,ii cheerfulne, attended wfitli Exerciae, Sport, . 32y, I\ll . rt,i, :id Love, tr_iiisfor i n nim to Harlequin, -and his LT.:. toralinic Career COMIIIL.Icts, aad Is carrieu ti - .:ough the c.‘l ,, wing, variety Of- Pir•-ti.i.re,q.e Scenery : Extenot of the e w-or Canmens—Di - kant - View of - Nankin—tataior ot a f6 r . i , li es , Paeoda—Milita!y Signal Post-LTuron Bay, trams ki4fled to a 'Tea-Garden near Canton , --Wesiern Gate ot Pe- . „_,;'alc or Indolence—Mart ot I nhust ry —C hitto:e Quay r i li nDe of G r;od Ilope—East India House—England's Her th,:',,'L'onc.l-130 U - LOG NE. BAY, with the DestruCtiOn of 1 1 ',' ,1 11 . -8 . 0-.lts ( , iestined Mr the.l nvazion of this Cnuntry), tf,"eGA,LLANT NELSON—Nlatioteurn at Maaco s and I V l ek Pavilion of CHEERIiULNESS. ovel:e whale Q i tilt Musk, with a New Grand Chinese T r llre; compoi;ed by Mr. W. Ware. i i i, i t it , Scenery ue.;iguat by Mr. Grcenwocd,.and exeCuted by "a s ,',..' , ' ites*rs. Marchbanlis, Blacktnore, Banks, and As.sist . D r., . The Machinery wholly inventedand'exccuted•by Mr. by A,'i s t ,"'.n:th• The Chinese; Lee. Decorations; Palanquin, &e. b ay .' anti The Dress-es designed hy Messrs. 1-I-idson, likl ,_: 4 _ , and Miss kVilliains, and completed by them and nu to,:os Ass,tafaS. The Dances incidental ,to the Piece, 1i rc ,,i? 9 1" 4 Y . Mr. 11 , Iontgotnery. The w.hOle adiptc4l and 4 Leci under the Direction of Mn. Cross. . . . • • CHARACTE . RS. • _ • • .Harleiltrin, IVIr; BOLOGNA, jun. Jipsini (hi s Mr. MnNTGOM_ERY; Haanga la Tartar Chief . ), Mr..'BRA ()BURY.; pa (his Attend.iiit), Mr. BOLOGNA., sin. ‘•'• • nchi ling (-awenul Ala:W.,rin), Mr. COLLETTLiam,; anif po English . Farmer, Air. HIE LM.E - . Priest of Yo, Mr. BURROWS j Litpe Ni 6 e-Blacks, ,Messrs. Piibrow and Siader; , r z ., 11,11 )tf Wne, Mstsn - Blas.kmo,re ai..d.Aliss Fisher ; - "aluse Providence arid Farnsi, Mrs. Rbitey ; ` leer fulness, Mrs. Herb rt; • Altai!, AIiSS llenuy ;.: • SPort, Miss Adaza; jr , y, Miss E. - Dta enY ; rß:tctae,; • . AJams; • T l.bve, :hiss S. Adams"; And, "I'LLilee - , Mrs. LM In thecOurse of toe will be n4troduced . a- fas 00 1 14..,hy the Miss Deni4S' , arid - Miss Adams's. A Pas a, :ice- mpanied or tne 'Famixrurine, by Miss Adams ; hew Elurnpipe, Miss Danny; and i'ts de Deuxi by Air. ku;..43.143 &in : and •Mrs. Mime. ter 19 IF,ci ihrivi, an eritir - --nevv Operas-e.?,. i l .l4ical, Grand Ballet of Attion, in Two Parts, enure 11.. W Music, splendid Scenery, Machinery, fir; and D x ecorion's, R KLNIG 4 'of, A EBERT and ROSALIE. 7Pla c 1 4 , w ites to-be-Viketi of , Mrs: Simmons,. at the Box-oflice, ipat Circi.s, Where of tne' Songs, cfce, may be Pest tr v;ints caln.ot possibiy•keep 'Places later than half o c r vel x•:- • • tr , rll?-. 3 t °4pen at -half past.Ve; and the Performances to Vist . ':! e .' l , c e precisely at half past six.—Second P rice . A half - • - • - AMPHITHEA'rRE, ASTLF.Y. I 4 Under tine Pationagc. or Tn:,r Rcyal Highnesses the • APN Prince of .Wal:.fs and Diike of York. UN•IVIONDAY NEXT, ,Atfglast 17, will be c - ;i toral presented, by p.,rticiriar desire,and for Six Nights onlY, Balle - 0y Mr. MercE:rot, • 'TIE. .LITTLE TRADER. hi ss - - Mr:' and Madame Mcrclerot,allci ss jc•!i.i.-inct - . only five years and a hal/ oldta Pupil k>z . r f `;` : ‘ ,l 1)6.4 her 13zh'appeara4e at this Theatre. Grand. 7 • itiierthe - will be performed (19th tirne), otital Spectacle in two Parts, written by Or. Upton, 'Produced under ;lie direairin of Mr. Astley, jthr. FAIR ROSAMOND. • • r.. d uttraying,th c exact coSttime of• the frth ry.; sc, particularly the return. tiont France of Henry the t .,:•5„,1 1 ?g ot England, and.his•Triumphal Eutry into Ln',..clon, k r ; i ti - ,'": 0 1 by Its Courtiers, 'Heralds, and a Grand Al ;fititry ti.,‘;?. mounted -n 'real Horses, also a Grand Proce.,sion of p,,,v!cturious Army, aoparelled in Coats of Mali, witiiaplq t - ']"• - ttr* Banners,. 'Trophies, &c. &c. ' t • Part of Fair RoSainoud - by Mrs. ASTLty.... rcr "e f the Even, •••n various feats of capital Ai, e o . r nituship, by the first Troop of Equestrians in Europe : : kt.k• LAN D, y ing l'nenonienon, will go • it e :''g. l- 1 surprising Leaps, particularly over Twenty. 1-I Qads, I , line large FlorS, a tilted Stage Waggon; &e. • s cc ;ht: r.y.iole to t.onalude (Ist time this season), with new v e Machin - ery, Dresses; &c. a Comic Yantprnime, in itco.and writtcn by Mr. Astley, jun. called, Q,UI XO . l E ,A ND. SANCHO '; In Or, HAIU:EQUIN WARRIOR:— the cour s e of the Plintominie %vill be introduced, a Shain Oy two Squdu,&t, nt. pin, mounted by . AVArriOt i ci in GOld and Silver Armdur,..wilo will also go ttrotigh various evolutions of Aarent Warfaref'r it , ~ipnitiaracters -31 r. Lasselles, Mr. Whitthore;.Mr. it ° rnerY. • MY. Johanna, trilltrillAlr. L'aurent. Aliso Gray, i ,rs.• Weldon, Miss Hall, .aLlci,mrs. - Mercerot. - "tiors to be opeimi at Half past Five ; to begin at Half past Six o'Clock.. • ' 3 C 4s. Second- Price zs. Second Price lery 13. Second Price 6d. • - ,getotid Pri c e at H a lf past Eight o'clock precisely. -•- ft,`, ) , l , 4 ces to L. taken at the Bop-Qtlice, .Westrinter-Bridge, till Three o'clock. • . • tiT e 'j 1' he Pub - lie - are' respeaftaly •Informed,, that an en ew,Ciand-ITallet of Aclion, called. The BASHAW, P ry to ER,N ETE, is in rehearsal, and will shortly be • `l' • - "r • 1' ; N 1 P I Rlf N. SOLD, TO THE BEST • - - BIDDER, ' ll 4nt to a P...Nree of His inaiesty'sCourt of Exchequer , W estiiiinster, - Maile in a Cause, intitied DAV I ES against Ir• Nbel Vjoysey, Esq. Daputy to • Lon... , Majesty's Remerith:aucer of the qict Court, on Friday L Ie ,,,SD i).-ty nut. at TWelite u!Cloa. at Noon, - 01146 in the loner Temple, "London, • -"REP:HOLD ESTATE , situate in the Parish Sr . °C j)(hililel Is, in tlie -.County orl'embroke, -consist r„t', orUivers. Nt.:3. - inage:;, lands; and-Tenements, in Abe seve- Iti e ° , c oupati o n s ot E van J (din, Thomas Wl'lE-anis, Jane Lloyd, Wifliath Bowen, William John, Mary et11, 4)1 ., Sainnel 'David, tlfe keys:told William Jones, and - • b, 4 4tticulars ivar•be had (gratis)' at the King's Remem-. AI is in the Temple; Catty, •Solicitor, Tile coltrt aluroginorton-street ; r. Tncinas,'Solicitor, Road; London; Mr. Davies, Surveyor,' 1.1wyn t4,,4'3 bear Cardigan.- and of Mr. Herbert Caerrnar c"; the White - Hi:a, Cardigan; and the principal Inns 4 .. ll ,l;trthen and liamfoidwest. 7 .- 3 - 7 4.., 4 .. 1 A. ' ..., ' - 1 4 .... J i , ti ... • IT ; SA T UR D • Y, .A.LrGUSX 15 y ISOI. • . , HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. 4:ISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad- IV/ ditional PICTURES, IS, RE-OPENED, and will continue' Every Day, Solidity excepted, frOm.Nine in the - Morning till Evening. • ' • Admittance One Shilling. . :This Day Was, published, •' In One Volume, 1/re o6tav;, illustrated with Two Macs and Two 'Plans,. on a ',cry extensive Sea e, price Fifteen Snillings, in boards, TH.E.HISTORY of: the CAMPAIGN of 1799, in HOLLAND, composed from. Original Doarnents; being the Fifth "Volume of the HISTORY..c . f the CAMPAIGNS of 1796, 97, -98, and. 99, ...in GER- MANY, 'SWITZERLAND; and, ITALY, price T 4 Guineas in boards. „ Ther,Fifth Volume is sold separately. Sold by Cadell. and navies,- Strand ; Eg - erton, Charing- Cross; Wright, Bieradilly ; Gardiner, Princes -street, vendish-square ; Archer; Dublin ; Manners and Miller, Edinburgh.. • WILTSHIRE... , . . , . • WATER EATON. • • • TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION; ,• • .' In Your or more LotS, • At the Ratn:lnn,• in Cirencester; in 'the County of Glances— tee;Konday the 26th Day of 061ober next,,between' • the hours.of Four and Six o'ClieLk in the Afternoon (if not previously disposed of by Private Contraci), subjea to such Conditions as shall be then prOthiced.• ' A • VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATP: con sisting Of the MANOR of WATER EATON, in a fertile taro of the County. of Wilts, about six - Miles distant from tnctoxim of CIRENCESTER, upon the Road .Icad._ from thence through Crieklade to Swindon, Marlborough, ,rec. which said road bounds .tlie Estate on t he S o u t h ; the ßorough of Crieklade and the River Isis on the South: West ,and_ North West; comprizing FOUR eligible DAIRY, or G RAZING It Ar.ms-, , . With suitable and ednvenient F,A HOUSES; Outhouses StaliS for Cattle, arc. and THREE , HUNDRED.-andNIN ' ETY ACRES. of ARABLE, „TELE- V.EN'HUNDRED - and FIFTY-FOUR ACRES of rich MEADOW and PASTURE - LA ND, and about TW E-NTY-,- ,SEVEN ACRESPf WOODLAND, theWHOLE TITHE FREE; and lying nearly in a Ring Fence ; very conveniently _ situate with reSpeEt to Markets, not on ly by Land Carriage, but by. Water, to many parts of the KingdOm, haVirtg.the Canal' which' fOrms the Grand Jun&ion between the Ri'yer Severn and the Thames, within a Mile of the Estate, Which atthrds.an opportunity of always obtaining, Coal, and convey-. ing the produce of the Farm to more distant Markets. Mr. .W r ilhani Washbourn of Water Eaton, one of the TenantS, will show the Estate; and printed Particulars may • be had by applying to , Mr..lolin Field, Shepton Montague, r.cat . Bruton, Somerset; at the Office of Mr. Aiessiter, Soli cit-Or; at Shaftesbury; or Messrs. Messiter; Wincanton, who are severally empowered to treat for the same by Private Contract. UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH AS - Reputation inl which this University is .L . .deservedly held; continues to attraei great numbers of Young Centlera...:ii - from a distance,. it may not be unite ceptable to Parents and Guardians to be informed, rn ~ that Stu theta attending this University may be accommodated with BOARD-and. LODGING by the Rev.'. R. FE,NWICK, A. M:-late Fellow of University College; (Oxford, and Mi nister of the English Episcopal Chapel .of • LeitN-who also superintends then - Morals and education. Mr. F. ha s s taken a large and cornmodipus House in South Bridgestreet, opposite the College. His Number is limited to Twelve, - and each GentleiWri at:cornmodated with separate Apartinents.• Terms for the whole Near. - . toO Guineas. For Nine Months - So ditto. For Six Months • - - - - • 6o ditto. N. B. Applications must be made betare the end of etcr b.:r. WI ITING, Ell M_ll e RC HANTS' • COMPTS,. • • TANTED immediatciy, in , a CLASSICAL V v -SCHOOL. a PERSON, who has liacteNimitncre in teaclibw-the above Br.inclie, and who can be well - recoin :mended for Abibly, Snbriety, and Attention.. The Situation would iatbrd Ltoliqtderable present advant.46-s, w:1:-:h could hot tail of being augmented. by a- diligent of its For l'articulars, 21'.. - Iress a Line; post- paid}'; to A.B. to the care of Mr, N ov.:01no, .Printer, Staniforri,' Lincolnshire: WANTED - TO RENT,. Not more thin One Hundred Miles from London,. `'GOOD - FAMILY HOUSE', with about Fifty Acres 3; Land; fit for - the immediate reception of a Family a right !pi - Shooting will also u:: required. Appiy.to Mr. It. Williams, No. r,. Clitirch-streeti Mill bank, k'VestmiListcr. SCAICCITY OF MONEY. T N these unprece , lcnteilly. .distra&xl Times, :the proposition of a p..cuniary aid, when it is made from any truly respectable quarter, beclornes ex triAnely _interest ing, even to those whonave the very best SecuritieS io otter. In tliis important Contemplationit. is, that a Man Of , ample power, aticPor the tirst - respeelability in tire (which an imer viesv, or other contidential , corresporici,:nc.‘, will evince), is .n.appy thus to relider to Peoplz. or Rank and Honour; anet to such alone, on their personal obligation only ; or-to per sonspossessed of Landed, Funded,'or equaliS lixeu Property (Dignitaries of the church,. the .Beneficed Clergy, or, Ladies , having Dowers ' :or Settlements in particular), ANY IN-, STANT , S UM, by Redeemable Annuity .Loan, at Annuity. Interest, but. not less than isol. not' more than soaol.. to Any: one Person. ,Every,tiarisaaion arisiq front this publication, :viii cyince its being fOunded, on principles diametrically op p,site'to 'the mien:mils plausible, but mostly des,:eptious on this Subject in 'h . :2 Public Printrs ; of coarse on roiaci pies of integrity, Secrecy, and r dispatch.; and (it iul lows) of untailingly yielding the most ported SatisfaCtion to the florro in the —Litters, candidly giving. n: me and resi• 'Lei:cc will )lave every . , gentlernindy, attention- paid them, directed to Mt. H. 14 . e:son, to the care of Mr.-'liich nion,t, Ole Master of New: Chapter Coffee-house;' Duke's -court, bong-acre, London. . • (07 'Ne...gent of Broker can be attended -to ; no Letters ate not ito.f..ige-paid ; ,and iio personal inquiry tnere beKratife:l. , ARCH ER and HAUGHTON; from Dublin, IRISH POPLIN and TABBINET NIANUFAC. TUXERS and MERCERS . to HER MAJESTY, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutches 4 of York, Dutchess of. Wirteniberg; and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent - garden, London. The elevated .patronage of Her Majesty, the dill;.:rent- Branchs of t‘e Royal Family, and Ladies of the first mil: and fashion, it is hoped has establimed, in the opinion of a dis,eriung. Public, the decided superiotity of Archer and Haughton'; Poplins and s'l'abbinets ; also gold,- silver, figured and plain Chamberry MuSIMs, and Italian Sarsoets tor Court Dresses,- Turbans, sc CAUTION Whereas, Archer arid Naughton have been credibly in formed, that a great many people in this . -Kingdom are - now; and nave been Tor ,SOllle time past; . thaninaaiiring and selling - Poplins ana Tabbineta, as Trish, of an interior quality, under the Warne of Archer and Haughton's o%tifaclory., with a., view to discredit and.injure their-Rouse, and a cross imposi tain on the Public in. general I,..they Ate /kWh - hilted, • as,tar as 11..; in tile,rpower, to proSecute to convielion any person or persons,so vending Poplins and Tabbinets 'under-the name of their manuladure, that was not aduelly—botight. at their house... They have the - honour to acquaint the N . ohility'aftd Gen., try, that their Warehouse is stocked . \vim a...grealet of Mourning - GOods tharris to be tound,inany other House in Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at Prices much lower yan they can be- had elsewhere, tiie . whole being of tier own manufacture :--they_ consist of white and black Bombisins, Chimberry Muslins, Cambric Sarsenets, Rasdirnores_for Widows, Arrnozinos, dress Bar celona Sergcs, LutestringS, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes,. Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, il:unbatet-cier Servants,FlC;alsea great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. —,English yard-wide • Poplins of a stiPerior quality, .at 35. 6dL per yard ; Vel tires, double black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear black ; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, . being of the very beSt triple dye. No second price ever asked for-any article bought at their Horse. • -.•.. . , N. B. talieS bwri Spinning manufactured into TOplins or Tabbinets; Tabberays for Furniture of the ditterent fashion able Colours, manuraCtured on the shortest notice. Merchants supplied to any amount.. - WARWR:4SIItt(E. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A. Very Dnir'able FREEHOLD ESTATE, plea santly situated within -two Miles of the Town of Bir iitingnaini consisting of about Sixty Acres Of Pasture and Meadow Land, - a neat Alcssuage, Barns, Stables, Cowsheds, and.other requisite and useful tiiildings, all in excellent re pair, good Gardens, irell planted, with choice fruit Trees, and a beautiful Lcit of Pleasure Ground. This E'state,is well,ealenlatect f`Or a Gthtleman's Residence, the situation is elevated and healthful, and t cx ceedingly good. • For rurther Particulars, apply . to Mr. john Alexander, No. '9, Bedforci-:row; 'Lentlcri; - or a: the Office o Messrs. Lee and Corrie, -Solicitors, Birrninzhair.. _ . • - TO 'BE SOLD "EY ruc 1 t UN, •' • By Mr.. THOMAS ROPER, ••• On Thursday thc..zAh•Day of August inst . at the Sign of the Three C wps, in Colchester, - Essex; at Twelve o'clock at Noon t• . • • - A N ANNUITY, or Yearly-Rent. Clitifge' of ONE 1-IVNDI2 El) AND TWENTY POUND:;,.frse. ot all.deduCtions .whatever . , issuing'ont of tt Capital k 1-COLD ESTATE, called V EELEY.KALL, situate 41 the, Parish . of Weelcy, in Essex, about . miles from Col •chelteri. payable Intif.yearly-, at Christmas and Midsummer,' 0. S. with-a power of Distress, in case of Non-pc:, menu., Wile,Estate is an ample Security tor the Rent Cit - Ae. Further Particulars may be had by applying to Mr. Henry 'Lynch; , Sol‘citclr, at No. tt, New Inn, London; or l'elestrs.. • Pearson and-Bunn, Solicitors, Ipswich, StttfOlk. , • . DR. NORRIS's DROPS. • . THE superior Efficac y Qt . :*this' Medicine,. in the following Disorders,- has, more than half an age, been universally expel fenced:' and acknowlecipd.. Fevers of all sorts, whether inflammatory, .pUtriel, miliary, bilious, ner, vons,.or heclic, but especially the Putrid, or Yellow Fever, -so fatai in hot climates, in which destf , fetive malady,, by a liberal application, the Patient is recovered in the very .hour of expected dissolution. In complaints of the Stomach and Bowels, Asthmas, inVeterate'Coughs, Colds, the Scurvy and Impurities. of the .11lood, impaired Constitutions, and the decays and'discomforts of advanced Life, nothing can' exceed its cordial and salutarreflUels.' A table-spoonful in,a glas?, of water, taken, occasionally, prevents .the ill effeas fre quently experienced in nervous and bilious habits, from Sea.: bathing, ordrinking"-the Mineral Waters. The Family. Bpttle,. zzs. is only TO be had at the Dolor's House, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, wki..re Books of Cures are delivered, gratis, And all OrderS:for Exportation executed. The other sized lloules arc Sold Wholesale and, Retail by Messrs. )moult and Co. N. 150, Oxford-street. • Solomon's-Place, Liverpool. R. SOLOMON announces to 'his numerous Customers, that he has Just sent to his Agent, Mr. Mathews, N'o. ts, Strand, London, and to his Warehouse, E3char . ige-court, Dublih, a fresh and very large •stipPly of his'inuch esteemed CORDIAL BALM of GI LEAD ; be ing" a sure 'remedy ' for dcbiiities after lend fevers, nervous disorders, and weakness peculiar to the Female Sex, cholie, flatulence,-sickness, vonvting, loss of appetite, gouty spasms of the .stomach, hysterical and hypochondriacal affections, lowness of spirits, and the various direful complaints usually stiled Nervous . Disorders, price tos. 6d. each bottle', or twelve in 51. cas;:s. c r z Pamphlets of its-elaxy gratis. MAGNIFICENT and VALUABLE EFFECTS, • FONTIIILL. TO BE SOLD. BY AVCTIO; r • • By - Mr..PHILLIPS • - On the Premises, ', On WEDNESDAY, August 19, and Three following Days, at' Eleven . o'Cloek each day, DART of the SUPERLATIVELY ELEGANT and MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Freich P/are Fl ER. and CHI:11N EY GLASSES' dt signal m:iguitudi and p.-..r.cetion, CIiANDELLER,§ and LUSTRES; a superbe ORGAN built by C:k.a.xc ; Gubelin Tapestry ili/nepi - eservation ; MARBLE BUSTS and Ghoul's, ANTlqua BRONZsS, PICTURES, Granite and Tessellated Slabs, mo , .Utted m Or-molu, as.Corrsoi.ss and PIE:St TABLES; Antique CA at ria - rs . , 'enriched by valuable Gems and fine Ste cime7l of the ARTS.; StIpfI6'DRAWL,NG-M>GIVI SUITS in rich and beautiful Silk I?antasks and Satins, Cua TA sus ! Sophas and Chairs to corn.•-spond;. a STATE BED,. enriched by Crim son Vetvec Aral rich:Ornaments; the SPLENDID and Su:apTUOUs SulTE,a SATIN HANGINGsaO VURNIT,uitZ, trimmed with BULL I O N a n d Silk. FRINGE, designed with singular Tasteand fitted scia Turque,.and- a varietyof Rare, Curious, and Valuable Effets, the genuine. P roperty . of • WILLIAM BECKFORD• E$Q. Of- FC/NTHILI„ Wilts. . • The Assemblage of DomEsTIC FURNITURE is of 'a superior Dethription, ' and comp rises elegant Satin- WoOd . BoOK-CASES, COMMODES, PIER,CARD, DINING, PEMBP.ORE and Diktss., INC "KABLYS fiIMIC(I Of choke. Woods ; Suites of CHAIRS, covered with Damask, Morocco,. Satin and Corm? ; lar y ge and excellent SoPrt&s, CHAISE ',ONCE., FAUTEIULS, and BER ,GIERS Axmi NSTYR, TURKEY, Baussax.s, and NEED-LE .WOKK CARPETS, CH: ' large Dimensions ; Sets of Window Curtains, elegant 'Patrons, CANDELABRAS and GIRA.N. • DOLES; . 1 ?4 ,. /..7,t , polished glee! REGISTER STOVES; Capital Four-Post aid Field Ban'sTaAos, - with _rich COT TON and T Hangings and .Window, Curtains en 'suite ;, prime Goon and DOWN Baps ,nal excellent BEDDING; W P.RD ROBES, ClleStS'Of Drawers, and the usual - Assortment of Chamber Forndiire—be whole Of which is formed with Taste; and' expensi-v4 . finished. • . ' • May be privat4.viewed from Monday the loth to S'aturday the rsfli9r . August, by Tickets aid C'atalogues 014 —ta . be now had of MesSlS....POkitALl...and FaYER., Old Cavendish street; of Mr. PHILLIPS, New Bond-street ; --and ocLY, Two Days preceding the Sale, by Catalogues 'only, ac as. 6d. each ; also tcs he'had 'on. thiPreinises ; :the White . 1 I art, Salisbury.; Star; Andover. ; . - Mr. CRUTW Prir.ter,. Bath; and at STACIE'S, Weymouth. , EXTRACT FROM THE' LONDON' UAZIITTE. T I has been the study cif , the Proprimits of the' 1 swell-known 'ANTI SQ,ORB (;TIC DROPS", first _corn- • posed and preparedby the late FRANCIS SPILSBURY, at his Dispensary, NO. is, Solto-square,.T.onrion, and continued only, and sch:ly, there to,ba e'; prepared genuin to guard the Public against the'• Impositions -which. are daily pradised against Medicines pcsse.isiog the first respsaabilitv ; and as t be.virtues of the A'ntiscoL'iutic !Drops ,have been fount nor • only an antidote idscorbutie complaints, but a successful re- , source in cutaneous eruptions, 'scropliula,"gout, rheumatism., and the attendanrdiseases of t h e. nerves, as the list of cures accompanying each bottle, given in an ample bill of direc tions, will testily, as well as the Treatise on Diet, Gout, itc. written by the late Proprietor ,(which may be also had ' at the Dispertsaryl, single 'them out as tit objects to try, un= der th.fir•sauction; 51101 spurious • iiniwions., For this ;,ea son, :the Prpprietprs,, by the favour (if, His IVIt - .jesty's, Com - missioners of the Strunp-Ofrice, have affixcd a ~amp cn each - bottle, printed hi black ink, with the woids " r, Sl)i4bury and ;.1 Co. No. is, Soho-quar - :," expressed wh ich,p,,, it the Purchaser attends to, together - with the \voids ",Francis Spilsbuty, his Antiscorburic Dropi, by the Xines Patent," on the bottle, I);ll,,and "Nyrapper, with t;,•..: It of the King's Arms on ,the larger, he may be a has ob - - . tained the Grnuine -Medicine, as soki 12:.,:pensary, Soho-square, Lendon, in bottles ass. anti 11. xs, each., duty -.r=..A•V‘,. • TO 01,i;CEIZS _ WAR OFF TcE, Aigre.a rsr, iS?r.:; . A LL OFFiCER on 1 3 41.- of the LA :M. T o acns, IT.:31(F.:11t r Great Dr:ia : .ii,and-Ireland, who are not serrir.g In the Militia, or who do not hold 01fLes der Governmcnt, are hereSy req .tel y to transmit to the Gpieta.i Officers corritnanding in the Distr . :els within which they respealvely reside, an Account, in Writing, of their Ate, past Servies, and present :lace of Abode ; in or_ 'der that their Services rta3r be called for as 'Circumstances shah render it expeCie..: : And such as think themselves,' from As'ecr Infirmities, unfit for 'further Service, even in this Country, are to accompary their sufficient _ Vouchers.of their Inabilit ) , and the Causes thereof. 7 - Such Officers on Half Pay as are serving in the or' are otherivise employed snider Governrn,:nt (Officers of the Yconianry . and Vc:unrez.:r Corpexcepte.l, who P..rpert2 arc to c - rn' Lie ie . ) the C - ..itcral3 cOmmantlinA in Distric.,s it£ .above.: mentioned), ate, to transmit siniilar Acc ounts to the Sez.-re tary at War, specifying al.sa - ttic Saztue of the public Situa tibns,whith thcy.possess. The General Officers cumrnarhling in Distriels will make Returns.to theSecret* zt tVnri of the Names at the 0 fific,ri :who sha • ll report themselves la. pursuance of the ab ove No .. ____ • ALE every Oti leer Vrho shall neglect port; either to the Comrn3ricti era Distr;tl; or to the Seer.- tar) , at-War, according tq the:ClicurnSta:NLeg of his Situating',sifhin - • Or.efrlontli from the , Date hereof, will be conSictert'd as otherwise PitoS- z oF.a Fa ; or . DvA o, arid his Nil= will be struck *tithe Half Pay Listacceidingly. , • Tice. MAJESTY's CONtAIAND, 'C. YORKE • PROCLAMATION. • • FOR - PARDONING DESERTERS. - • r JJdi OFFICE, Auh% 4, Igoi. - \IVHEREAS' it has beenrepresented to THE KING ? That there are at this' tiMe•sev,:ral DE— SERTERS trom the different Rz . c.ut.Alt- Cott rs in His M'A 7 jEs‘rx's LAND SER:vicm, \vim might be inthiccd to ri:turn to tneir Duty by an Offer I\lljesty's Gracious I ; zreloh, anct that such an Instahce of - His Royal Clemency would have a . • due Influence upon their . ',ilium he , EX EtER. • ha*iour; 'His Majesty has been gr. - WINHESTER.. . ciously pleased do 7 ,- ,int:ll , , FR EE MARLBOROUGH. 'PARDVNtoaIIDr.SERTERSf rom • HER•EiORD. • Hts RtocilAx LAND .e,,,,, c 'f s ;,i io BEDFORD. . shall st , t - rcile.,e7 thea:l3r.'lvcs, 6n 'crbe- IPSWICH. • • NOTTINGHAM". BIRMINGHAM. SHREWSBURY._ MANCHESTER. LEEDS. YORK. KENDAL. DURHAM. RDINBURGI - t. GLASGOW.. •ABERDEEN! lore the :eth DaycfSFP7ENT.BeR peXt, • re rho Cotnm<hnding Officer of an . ) , "Regitnelit, „ or to any of the Super4,- tending Fichi , O,Gicers- of the Re- Service, whose ,Stations are tnent:cned in the Margin hereof, or to. the Inspeetor-General of the Re cruiting Service in the Isle of might. Such Deserters, ifAble-tiocliect Men and fit for Service, shall byent to the Aegiments from which they respec tively_ deserted, cr be appointed to such Regiments as Ills MAJESTY may be pleased to command ; and when so placed, shall not be liable to be claimed, by any other Corps to which 'they may formerly liave belonged. . • AND WHERtAs rrialiyof the said Deserters may have En listed in othei Regular Corps, and are now serving therein, His Majesty is gracionsly ‘ pldased to extend to such Deserters the Benefit of this Pardon ; and to dire6t, that they.shall cen 7 tinue . to serve In the Corps wherein the.,- now are, without being tinder the Necessity of die lacing tlhemsefves Deserters, in order to entitle them, to the Benefit or this Pardon and theyshll pot be liable, at any future time, to be claimed by the Regiments in which they formerly served : But this Clause is net to extend to , Deserters enlisted by the Corps raising Recce is for general Service ; which' Deserters are 'only to be entitled to their . Pardon,' on 'declaring themselves in the Isle of Wight to be such ,. and bein.g there transferred to some Established Regiment: Any Soldier . .whe . , m,;y.desert after these His MAJESTY'/ cracinuslntentions are rnaae Public,' shall not be, included in the above Pardon, but be pioceeded against with the Utmost Severity,. BY HIS MAJESTY's COMMAND C. YORK.E. O f>'FICE . F01?:SICK . AND 'POUNDED SEAMEN, . . • ..10.)1, NATHEREAS_ 'Many Pe r.f S 4 , 0 have cen put V -. V ou tlx 1 . .)T ofthe ONS of the ROYAL NAVY since the commencement-of the present liar, have; afte , .tervinA-Tive Years, to entitle thentao Half-Pay, rt-tired front •Fer: ur.',U..;• va rious pretexts, thereby making the Sep ;rice 5ub..,e;r4.14"%t to their pri vite views ;. The , t'onvnissio'rers for . Sick a IVoundcci Stamen do hereby give notice to all Person - 4., of the above n'es . criptio7i,- that if they ,clo not Two Months front 11.7 e date hereol, ticae - into their Office, their Name: ondp(ace - of abode, and signi tech rea diness t; serve in such Commi;s; , :ners'may judge it expedient to etpioint them to, or pri:' , duce ratisfat7 , ,,y Of their ii olz it to ser 7 e be con si,tered as having declined the Sery ler, and I siruck ...fihe List ' I I P- ' ... • ~. -,, "Z, ': '•.;- . k i *C. , t,:c ° 1 .. A A r .-..- s— ".• ,'', 46 :i' ' tI. * .1 ,) ),, , , , 0t s "" ' p? ,--% ~, , 1 - -,, ~. g 41 -1 „„, , F . n t"t lket .'. "V ° , % . 1• 44.. 1411' hk4 4 ( ;41 Lc', ,_.. '1 . u 64,1 * r 0 ili l / 4 1 , 17 Itt z :i .e" - [PRICE - SIX PENCE. 4 " / 7 .• \ 4 - ;14 - \ i \\ A‘ 410111 \\P. THE G.olll' "THE Recipe 1 . ) . )7 His -Grace the late Dukc of P•.)7::: Switzerland, for the Cure of the Gout, hziVing been 1 .- ev , . , ;l wi..:h.sorne very important - ulteratiens and- orerat sA`c..,, and oh viittmg. themec.-ess;ty• , , , ! - p,} - ..tn - tr2.nce required'in the e rig fid 1 is r 7 ci by t.itehead, No. t 6.,• tile torm . or Con: under the narn:. c.: . ar.d at-. One ; - ).;.1-d a 'Halk - the I.;or.tif. • . • -". - _ &At a 5 ttic Disease is by no rne.u,s cn: - .lf,ricd to the Affluent, and the a rt,pence of the A i pada,: (1 T4IX t,Fcyent Persons in sltuatlons from pur_:.hasny..; the.•ri.-.4.ef it aftbni.., .Mr. IV nitehead, desirous of 'e•iteniirrig as far as 'Possible the bene fits and fame of this admirabje.Rornect}', proposes jo adanni sier it gntis to these :It 03 , 2 Clri;•frrist:lactii l Nvuud rendor the expence of his atiend , ince • • • Li - .4riotte,street, A. la; • .