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London, England, 1801-10-14

LINCOLNSHIRE.-SALE'Ok' LANDS.
TO I3':E SOLD By AUCTION,

Early in the month of January next, if not przviously dis-
posed of by Private Contrad

Detacbeo ESTATES ana PROPERTIES
1. of Sir 'GILBERT HEATHC`ATE, Bart. situate iii
tre several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, St.ezerton,
Wigtoft, Swine head, Bicker, Gosberton, Surbeet; Pinch-
beck, Dorrington, Billinghay, and Slairt Ferry
Farm_in the Nrish of Fiskertun, in ttre County of
Particulars of tvhich are in preparation, and will be.reaz.ly for
delivery in the course of next month. -•,

In tiremean time, the Lands and Pitmises may be vi wed
uptlit application to the respeaive Tenants.
E'mpinghain, Bth, tEot.
London, England, 1801-10-14

DIED

Early on Sunday morning, at Bath, in the prime of life,
the Lady, of Lord John Russell. Het Ladyship, was the
daughter of the present Lord Viscount Torrington, , by Lucy,
sister of the late Earl of Cork and Orrery.
On Sunday the itth inst. at lialford7bridge; Miss Eliza
Venom, third daughter of the late john" Vgiour, Esq.- of
Kingsmead,,Warwickghire.,

Y

TO BE SQLD 13Y AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE.,
At his Great Room in Pall-Mall,

On THURSDAY, Odober 22, at Twelv'e o'Clock,
A NOBLE and %SPACIOUS STONE BUILT
MANSION, with nibmy STABLING. for Six Horses,
doubleCO/1C H-H (MS F., extensive attached and detached
.
OF of A!,i.,7.r)_sis:sc;Ti pt.ou suited to the,. Mansion and,
the capital !'arm, excellent KITCHEN p ARDEN,
with
Jolty Walls, well planted with the choieest l'foiCTrees in
full bearing';
I'IN'I:RY, PEACHERY, GRAPERV,
M ELON.:GRO N 1), ft!t„l-10 US , &c. seaterl on.a beo-
tifut LAWN, in the in ids t of a 'ADI DO CK of abo".4
TWE N A.O RE S -of kl CH ).; ' fringed ivith
PLANTATIONS Called '
BAILBROOK LODGE, • . •
situated in the . PARISI-L.of BATH- EASTON', in the
CO t:.:`,l TY of SOMERSET, forming a dis Play. of.Eievation
on then-ieh Architectural Stile,: happily 'crowning an EMi-
netice wi.th undeseribable Pieltlinzque Prospects,
,encircled
by the River Avon, Prior Park, City of Bath, dec.'
The hiterior'Apartments are capacibus, well conneaea,
of just ,Proportions;. and finished i.vith'sittvpte Elegance ; the
Domestic Offices are fully 'cOMpetent and judiciously :if-
and the Whole Premises .are most- amply. supplied
with FINE WAT,E. R ; suited far :the iirtiw:44te reception
of a laty,e l ainily. •- t • -
Also sutrounijiog the Premises, aCKPI TAT, CO NI P;1 C.r
FARM,: with a• F.A P M-HO US E, and suitable Out-Build-
ings, and 132 Acres of Rich, Arable; Meidow, and Pasture
Land, letoilto,a respectable Tenant, with power to resume
Poss,esSion of 6o Acres,\ if i-ecp:i red.
Particulars may be
,had.ot, P_rirders of the Bath arra
Bristol Papers. ;' Castle, Marlborough ; Stacie's Hotel, Wey-
mouth ;. • Mr.. Richardson's . Land Agency-Office, S;docY.
Place, [lath ; Mr. Webb, ;Clicrtsey ; Messrs. Aldrich and
Smith, Solicitors,
,Lincoln's-Intt , • Rainbow, Cornhilli ax
in Pall-Mall,'
A Person attends_ to strew- the. p remises, which may
vie;,ved, with,Tickets, to be had of Mr. Richardson and (s•
Mr. Christie, who ,is empowered to receive Proposals by
Priirate Contrail
London, England, 1801-10-14

On Mon;lay last a_pbbery was committed in tlie—
house of poor man named Randal-, at Twineham:
The premises were quitted, and the door carefully
locked about nine in the morning, by Mrs.. Randal,
who had occasion to go to a shop, some distance off.
On her return, about, an hour afterwagls," she found
the door broken open, and the cottage ransacked of
every thing valuable. The thievcs-toot away-with
them three one-pound notes, a quantity.of wearing.
apparel, and some edibles, .the property of Randal ;
:and' about forty shillings .in cash, belonging to a,
lodger. • • - • •
On Wednesday, 'a man named Thomas Howell,
.was crushed, to death by a sudden tall of chalk,
whilst' filling a cart in a pit, near Oifham.• The
•Stimes which killed,the unfortunate-man, and which
in quantity were not inote than two cart loads, dill
not fall from a height exaeeding seven feet above
Trim ; notwithstanding-:which he died in an instant;
and without a groan.
On Saturday evening, an express arrived at Stan_
mer, for Lord PELHAM, -who immediately set off
for Town.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET S ECOND OCTOBER MEETING

MONDAY, OCT. •I 2

Sweepstakes of too gs, each, h: ft. for -2-yr old colts, carry-
. ing Bst. 71b. fillies, 85t.,31b. Two-year old course.
Sir C. Bunbury's br. f. Julia, sister to Clarissa - i
Mr. Wastell's own sister to Little Scot'-. - , 2
Mr. Whaley's e.. 1 nfortner, by Drumator - 3
Two to ion Julia-5 to a against sister to Little Scot-7
to r against Informer.
Duke of Grafton's ch. f. Remnant, 7st. 71b. beat -Mr.
Tharp's b..f. Miss Fury; 7st. 131 b. Acryss the Flat, sco gs.
h. ft.--6 to 4on Remnant. .
Lord Eg,remont'S Bobtail, Sst. nib. beat Mr, Heithcote's
Popinjay, 7st. nlb: Ab. M. zoo g'S.,-7 104 on Popinjay. ,
London, England, 1801-10-14

LEWES, OCT. 12.

LAST Tuesday. morning the Cavalry encamped at
Brighton, struck their tents, and marched into
quarterS. Two Troops of the 'l6th Light Dragoons
passed through this town, on their, route into Kent ;
but in consequence•of a :route since issued, the dif,
ferent cantonments ,of that Regiment have received
orderi to march for Chichesterand,Portsmouth, to
remain during the winter. Chichester is to'be the
Head-quarters..
On Saturday between three and four hundred of
the Rifle Regiment, commanded by Colonel MAN
NINGHAM, marched into Brighton, on their route
from Weymouth .to Bletchington Barracks.
• There were, on Sunday, including the above
Corps,, nearly one thousand eight hundred Soldiers
in the-town of Brighton; exclusive of those in bar-
racks.- •
.•:
At the General Quarter Sessions. for the Western.
part of this County, :held on Tuesday last at Pet-
worth, the following Prisoners (being-all that were
`charged with alts of felony), viz. William Lock,
Mary Barnett, Thomas- Marshall, John Taylor,
and Paul Gilbert,.were severally discharged by Pro.
clamation, a circumstance that does not very often
occur.

At the General Quarter Sessions for the Eastern
'Division, held at our Town.11all„ on Friday last,
Samuel Smith, a gipsey tramper, found, guilty of
an assault on Mr. George Imms, and of an attempt
to stab him with a knife, near Falmer, was sen-
tenced to one year's imprisonment, and at the ex-
piration thereof to be severely whipped.
Thomas • 4rU,ens, found guilty .of an assault on
Richard Ivluggridge, gamekeeper to F. NEWBER-
RY, Esq. was ordered' to be imprisoned for the
'space of two months, and until he enters into a re-
cognizance of fifty pounds to keep the peace, and
to be of good behaviour towards His Majesty, and'
all his liege subjeds, and. especially the said Richard
Muggrklge, fOr one year afterwards.
herd PELHAM filled the Chair, and the Bench
was highly respetable.
It was currently reported here on Saturday,- that
Lord HOLLAND had been called, by express, from
Brighton,-in consequence of the death of the Hon.
CHARLES JAMES Fox, who, the report stated, died
suddenly the day befOre of, an apopledic fit. The
story gained credit, till its fallacy was detetied
by the arrival of a Morning Paper, per coach, in
the evening.
The above was not the only lie of the day, an-
other being'afloat at Brighton, which stated, con-
fidently, thatTONAPARTE Was poisoned.

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London, England, 1801-09-07

('RICE 0

.STOCKS„'

SA TV

SAY. •
bitt6 ShOrt..Anll, • Si 7.16
Exchequqr Bills 2.5.
Ortinium 9 at. •
Co:Awls for Odober 601 i
•

Navy 5 per Cent. 95
4 per Cent. Con. Si gal
per Cent. Con. 601-
Bank Lung Ann. IS z i.. 16

. COTTAGE, DEVON..
1O BE SOLD, _or LEVI', -a GENTLEIVIAN's
COTTAGE, surrounded by about Twenty-four Acres
of very rich Pasture,, watered by a Trout Stream, and near e
pod' Market situate on the confines of Dorset and Devon,
in -a-, Southern Valley, terminating in the British Chann6i,
five miles distant,: of which there is a view.
Apply, postage-paid, to fW. Ley, Esq. -1-leencfett, near
Sidinoutir, or to the Pallier of the Suet-borne IVletairy.
London, England, 1801-09-07

BANKRUP7 S.

-John Wilkinson, of BridlinOon, 'Yorkshire, merchant, to sur-
render September 23, at three, Septernber24, at eleven, and
06tober 17, at three, at the White Horse, Coppergate,
York. Attorney, Mr. D: Taylor, Bridlington..
lobn Tollody, of Mistlei, Essex corn-merchant, September
2.3, 24, and Oclober 17, at eleven, at the Thorn.
Mistley. Attorney, Mr. 1. Ambrose, Mistley.
Thomas Eccles, ofWatling-street, London, wholesale linen-
draper, September az, at one, September a 6, and October
17, at tw6;ve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Johnson, Ely-
Place, Holborn.
Jonathan Woodward, of Derby, calico-manufadurer, Sep-
tember li, at four,- September la, at clever,, and October
6, at six, at the King'-Arms Tavern, . AttornieS,
Mr. Forbes, Ely-i'lace, London; or Mr. Woolley, Mat-
lock, Derbyshire.
William Woolgar, late of the Minories, London, brazier,
September it, at six, September 19, and October 17, at
ten, at Attorney, Mr. Nuid, Erescot-stwet,
Goodu.ales-fields.
London, England, 1801-09-07

RINGWOOD, HANTS

•
.TO BE SOLD RV PRIVATE CONTRACT,
rr HE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE
1 of all that, capital, MANSION HOUSE,' delightfully
situate near the Town of Ringwood, within view of the
River Avon, with a pleasant prosped of the adjacent Coun-
try. A Lawn in front of the House, containing about Eight
Atres of rich Pasture Land, and a good Garden, partly walled
in, well stocked with youns Fruit Trees. The Offices at-
tached and detached, consisting of a Four-stall Stable, Coach-
house, &c. are useful and convenient. The House consists
of a Parlour, 17 feet S inches, by 14 feet 6 inches ; Breakfast-
room, 14 feet 6 inches, by 13 feet 8 inches; Drawing-room,
nearly iS feet square; eight Bed-rooms; large Kitchen, Back.
Kitchen, Laundry, Servants-hall, Butler's-pantry, Under-
ground Cellars, &c. &c.
For Particulars, apply to 'the Rev. Richard Ness, Han-
well, near Banbury, -Oxfordshire, and to Messts. Harbin and
Hooper, .Ringwood, (if by Letter) post-paid.

TO the Nobility, Gentry, '&c.--=-At Mr. G01d...
ings, Perfumer to Her:Majesty, Cornhill, may be
seen, several specimens of Red and Grey Hair changed to va- '
rious beautiful and natural Shades of Flaxen, Brown, and
Black. AA many Ladies are compelled, froth their hair
ing grey at an early period, to adopt the disagreeable custom
of wearing wigs; the Proprietor of the Tricosian Fluid, re- -
spettfully acquaints such Ladies, that by "the use of this ex-
cellent preparation, their own Hair may be changed to. any
shade :they please, ir,the course of a few hours • aml,such is
the permanency ofthis Composition, that neither the appli-
cation of powder, pornatum, nor even washing, will cause
the least alteration in the colour. Its genial virtues are also
estimable, as it' Strengthens the weakest hair, prevents its-
falling oft', and increases the growth to a degree or luxurianoe .
that rivals every thing yet °tiered for similar purposes. It is
perfectly easy in the applicaión, and may be used at any sea-
' son of the year without the least danger of taking cold.. Any
' -Lady sending a lock of hair (pust-paid) sealed with ha own
arras, so as to prevent deception, may have it returned the
next day, changed to any colour shown at the placs'..s of salt.,
Sold by Order of the Proprietor, in bottles tl. as.. each,;
at Overton's, New Bond-street ; Mr. Wright's, Wide
,pissage, Bath, and n where do is this )singdara.
•
London, England, 1801-09-07

AR IVIC 11, SEPT. s'.

THE Lords of the Admiralty have discharged
the Tender and Impress Gang at this place, Lieut.
Si LVER, who commanded that. Service, is appointed
to a Prison Ship at Portsmouth.
His IVlijesty's'Ship Giattog has joined the Ruby
in Hozely Bay, from Sheerness, where she has been
fitted as a Floating Battery.

DOVER, SEPT. 6.

A Flag of Truce arrived yesterday morning frodi
Calais with Dispatches for M. OTTO ; and other
Dispatches having just at the same time come dawn
Express from London for Mr. MER K Y at Paris, the
Boat returned with then immediately to Calais.
London, England, 1801-09-07

or two.more clays; tlien stir alJ'at in►gre4ienes well
together; put to them one ounce of clear gbM ara-,
bic well pulverized, and let it stand,all.day ;''after-'
wards, to 'Make it clear'and fair, put_therein .a small
piece, of pomegranate bark, and give it a .genile'
simmer over the fire ; afterwards strain it carefully
:off, and keep it in a glass bottle `or vessel of lead',
close covered, which completes the process."
In the British Museum, No: Art. 46, Fol.
57, B. of the 1-lirieian Manuscripts, there is the re-
ceipt of Mr. Geething, an eminent' Writing Master:
in London, about 1620, to make Black Ink : this
receipt is nearly, the same as that given by,Palatino.:
MATERIALS:—,-Vellum. •
Roet.s.—Rolls for the RecordS, because
tion etnnot well' be committed; and Also that lying.
horizontally, they . are less liable to harbour the
dUst ; and at each end there should pasteboard
circle, of the diameter of the Roll, marked with
the description of jrs purport and year: But paper
hook; for the copies.
RActi.s.--Rztelcs witb`cancellated or latticed fronts
noel b'lcks, with lock-., whereby a free currency, oi
, air will be admitted, and at the same time the Re-
ords secure : these Racks to be placed in the
cen; rat part of the 'room, and by no means against
he %trails. •

iti-ILDitics.--;-,The-Buildings to have a free cur-
rency of ur by opposite windows, &c. stucco walls,
and' double doors.

THOMAS BRYAN RICHARDS.

SIIIP NEII-5.

GRc\VESEND, SETT. 4.

•
Passed by—the Hero, Smith, Atlantic, Deda'us,
PoWels, Lind- Baltic Merchant,: Smith, from Antigua.; Ohio,
, from Virginia,; Pno; Blackburn, and Queen, Wilson,
from Grenada ; Williath Manning, Dixon, and Becltbrd,
13,qm:froth Si. Kitts Countess 01 Cardigari„Hill;,Simpson,
Sher, and Dalrymple, Smith, froinDemerara
.Confererice,
—2-, Elizabeth Sophia, —, and:johanna Margaretta,
from St. Croix ; Enterprize, Harvey, froM'Berbice ; Jane,
Kelly, Aintwell, Cuinming, and Brilliant, Wyatt, from
Tobago;. Clara,?, ------„from the Canarys4., Resolution, ---,
from Waterford ; Sommers, Alban?, Fame,
anti .Favourite, frOm ; Persevcrancc,
Hobkirk, tram .Quehee ; Alert, Laker, from Gibraltar';.'Mll
nerva, Elslca,,•-from Charlestown ; Delalnal, Young, from
St. Vincent's; Ceres, Marriott, Nyinph; Graham, Union,
Fraser, Pomona, and Two Brothers, Nicks, from
Martinique.
London, England, 1801-09-07

,fvoz.: the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 5,1801.

Dawning-streets Sept. 5, i.Bot.
The King hats been pleased to appoint Bartholo-
mew Frere, Esq. to be His Majesty's Secretary of
Legation to the Court of Lisbon.
Whisehall, Sept. 5, TBo t.

The King has been pleased to nominate and ap-
point Sir James Saumarez, Baronet, Rear-Admiral
~of-the Blue, to ,be one of thc... Knights Companions
of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath.
London, England, 1801-03-09

DIED.

On the lath tilt. Mr;. M. A. Westbrooke, fen& of
John Wp,;tbrooke, Esq. and only dauFhtcr and‘heiress of
the late William Stanr, of Forest-Hall, in • the
County of £3sex.
At Iter.hoiise in Charles-street. St. 14=V¢-square, the
Right Hon. Lady Ne loven,rcllck of the, law Lord New-
haven.
'On Arlondayslaht, at Camberwell,, Andrew French, FN.
On iAturday morning, of .111d1)00Cale fit, at his house
in Old Burlington-street, Sir John Cal;
of Parliament for. .thir lib!ough of CiailliTton,. in the
County of Cornwall.
Tht batne inoi•ning, at prertwton-park, Mist Simpson,
of Bradley, in the County OfTJOiratri, eldest daughter of
the Right Hon. ..Ady Ann Sitnnsoh,
On kii'dy night, at .her lather!4. house, in Portman-
Square, thuitight Hon. I.:4dy Harriet Bennett, daughter
of the Earl cif Tankerville. • • , •

PRICE a
SATt

'l7 STOGII,
URDAY.
India Stock
Ditro.lionds
Exchequer Bills s.
New ditto
Lottery Tickets . .
Oinnium ti prem.
Impel. 3 per Ceut.
Ditto Ann. •- -
Bank. for Account
In&A for ditto
Cons: for Apr. sci

Batik Stock shut
Nityy sper,Ceixt.
iper Ccnt. 1797, shut
Irish 5 per.ecnt. shut
4 Per tient. Con. shui •
per Cent. Red. shut
ipnr(,7ent... Con. 554,,
Ditto Scrip
Bank Long Mtn. .
1)410 Short Ann.
Ditto SCrip

LEAD MINES IN SCOTLAND.

To be Leased for such a numhzr of years aS may be agreed

93,
rril-UE I..AE A 1) MINES of STRONTIAN,
which have been open for.mere than Seventy Years,
and preiently out-of Lease. The Veins run in an almost
uninterrupted course for-several miles, have been wrought
to a .g.teat .extent, .and arc peculiarly well situated for
levels, wood, water, and water carriage.
Strontian is a Post Town, situated (on an arm of the
Sea) at the head of Loch finnan, in .the Northern Part of
Argwllshire, and is close. by the principal Mines. In this
Village arc several Acres of good Grass Ladd, Houses for
die" Manager and Agents, With Store-house, Smelting-
house; and other necessary Buildings ; to which Vessels .
of Seventy Tons have an easy and sate access. There is
also a !oast excellent grazing.thil contiguotis to the Mines,
with Houses for' many of the Workmen, 4ncl at no great
distance similar accommodation for Many more. •
These Works, -from- their extent and situation,' are
capable of being carried on Upon a very superior scale, and
arc well worth attention, evincing every probability, tin-
der prom tnanagtmont, of being a permanent and valuabl::
concern. The Lead is duty free, and the opening of the
Ciinan Canal will considCrably shorten the communica..
Lion with Glaseow, .&c. .
Horse and Water Engines are already creaed upon seve-,
rat iq the Mines, and a Smelling Apparatus at Strontian,
so that, water excepted, they arc tree and tit for imme-
diate work.
Pruposals will he received by Henry Jardine, Writer to
the Signet, at Edinburgh ,• and Thomas Jeffreys, at Strort-
quit, who will show the Premises, and different Plans of
the Mme.
London, England, 1801-03-09

.PUBLIC OPFICE, BOW-STREET.

. ON Saturday a Baker in the neighbOtithood of
Seven Dials, was. fined before W. Ki NNARD and
A. Gtt All Am, EssrS..ih the mitigated penalty of
23 an ounce, on one hundred' and fifteen ounces
short of-weight, in thirty-eight quartern, and
three ' penny loaves, amounting to I os. in
consequence of information, upon which a search
warrant was *gianted to examine the whole-or
his bread, which
.the Officers did, and weighed
all that was in his shop,2and 'brought that away .
that was short of weight. •
A • Baker in the neighbourhood of Wardottr-,
street was fined in. the .mitigated penalty of. 2S:
an ounce, on forty-one ounces short of weight,
on a number-of two_penny and penny loaves.
A German Bsker in the neighbourhood of Ox.::
ford-street, Ai/As fined in the full, penalty of ss. an
ounce, on a number of two-penny loaves, 'and
penny loaves, he having but. three day s•since.bceo
fined in the mitigated penalty, of 211. for a similar
offence., And an English Baker, in the
,samc
neighbourhood, was eonvkled in-the full penalty
of ss. an ounce, on thirty-six ounces, amounting
to 91. for ekposilng to sale what he called three.
penny and two-penny Dutch Loaves, he having
three days' since beep comviCtedin a very large
sum, although mitigated,' for selling what he cal-
led French Bread, considerably under • the stand.
.ard Weight.
Ilse bread was all Torfeited,, and the Ma-
gistrates,' in the most laudable manner, distil-
bated it to objects of charity.

yosei,4 Norris was fully committed to Maid-
itolie,.ta fake his trial at the next Assizes for
the County of Kent, on two charges of horse-

stealing.

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY.

SIXTH 11AY.

The followingtapital Prizes were Drawn :
No. 38,443, a Prize of One Thousand Pounds.
55,570, a Prize of One Hundred Pounds.
4023, a Prize of Ono Hundred Pounds.
55,131, a Prize at Fifty Pounds..

Undrawn Tickets.and Shares arc selling every
day from eight to. nine. o'clock in the morning,
and from two till eight o'clock in the evening, at
the Old Established Offices of T. Bisit, No 4,
Corrihill, London, Manchester, and :Edinburgh.

STATE OF THE WEIEEL. •
2 Prizes of 30,0001.
2 of 20,0001.
3 of 1005001.
3 of 50031.
6 of 2cyonl.
9 of 'owl.
15 of scol. Scc. eke.

The Ticket No. 57, .346, drawn on the third
day of Drawing, a Prize of I 0001. alSo the Ticket
4.z,109, on the first day of Drawing, a Prize of
5001. the only two' Prizes-drawn this Lottery
above tool. were sold, shared, and registered at
Dftvat►.l6ND's Fortunate Office; No. 65, Fleet_
street, where Prizes to_a large amount have been,
sold and paid in 'loaner Lotteries. Tickets and
shares on sale daring the Drawing, • warranted
London, England, 1801-03-09

PIVENOMENON !

.1 it
• - si_ .. .
. .
.
l E
havingß , H
had i I.t t, .f
Ballybough-bridge
I.VI. I ;eland,recoursee to Dr. Gardner's. Pills,
being grievously alTliaed with atiintetnal cOmplaint, has
disc a Worm which may be seen on the Doilor's re,
turn from Ireland: - This Worm,: which is thought not to
be equalled •among the Vermicular Tribe, is about. two
inches long, ibtmed by nature with organs to adhere to,
and derive its. strstoarccilla'a the liver ; amill 4te portion
of which appears evldentlj, •to Wave accompan.ied its depar-
ture, in'thexase of this happily relieved stifteici: A close
hairy substance is to he perceived - over some parr of its
surface, and on Another are collected numbers of, particles,
brilliant as pearls, whieh -are Visible to the naked cy6.—_
A series ofidnres attested hygini.te of the liNt ClianiaerS in
the three Kitigtionis, .haye,he,en, per formed by.. t hese Medi-
cines. . . , . .
' - WHITE SWELLINGS.

This dreadful ailli6tion IS. generall.folloWed with the
loss of a limb to the Root Sufferer. For the bcki4t of such
in Cork, we publish the methOd'ot cure. Mr. Kerney,
No. 27, New-street, Dublin, was seized with a White
Swelling in both, his knees, in May last •; every remedy
Was applied by, the Faculty in _Vain, and every hope gone
of saving limb or life. - Dr.. Gardner's Pills and Plaster
ware applied,. and hays, in three months, made a sound anti
perfect cure of both his knees.
The original, dated -27th inst. arrived this day, May be
seen at the Office or, this •Paper, Cork, No. 22. —E straCt
from the Cork Advertiser. . • '
Mrs. BUDDY, qt Potier's Perry, North'arriptonihire,
while in a state of pregnancy, took Cardner's Pills, which
far exceeded her expectations, as they prevented those hy-
sterics, which she was.ustially troubled with while in that
state. Mrs. 11..wi1l satisfy any enquirer. • .
•

RtIEUMATIC GOUT.
'JOHN lAM ES, ESq. 13aker-street, Portinan-square,
was cured of violent Spasiris in his stomach; Rheumatism
in trig arm, &e. by taking afew Boxes Of Gardner's Pills,
and applvin., the Plaster. This Gentleman out of kind-
ness to afflicted, permits his name and Case to made
known. • .
• Surely the public at large owe much to Mr. James, for
thiS intormation, Wit'o thefollowing respeciAble cases in
this bill ; and Mr. Gardner's Pamphlet, proving the heal-
ing, strengthening,. and purifying powers.of this ,Medicine:on both sexes. Any that chuse to Suter must be without
excuse: -
GEORGE WRIGHT, Esq. No. 40, Duke-street,
Manchester-Square, was afflicted seven years with an irre-
gular Gout, but having a at tong reetannenclation to Gard-
ner's Pills, a tew Boxes have perfectly cured. Mr. W .
takes pleastire'to inform every one how he -Worked otl;
what he justly calla the King of Disorders. -
London, England, 1801-03-09

BREWING AND MALTING

- • -
1\
R. 'MORTON, at. No.• zB, in the Strand,
4ORTON
respectfully informs the Public, that he instructs
Gentlemen in' the use Of the Thernß)inctcr, and the
plication of that Instrument 'relative to Brewing, arm
will furnish them with :Manuscript Instruflions, which
enable them to practise the Art .ot Brewing Porter, Pale
Ale, and other Malti.iquors. Me will also-fhtnialf them
with Nl.,intscript InstrUelionv for making Pale4nri Brown
I: Its, ,fitter the most approye+praAkei and 14ving been
41 business uport ilts own account, and takink- a plea-
sure in trying' matiy-and-vaenaus expetirndnts, and noting
Omit -result,. it .hai .given hint.. a degree ofpradical. and
experimental knowledge,. , in, the dillbrent lines ochis
profession, • which very' few' possess, as can Lbe.-• pro'veti
from the .many:Let!crs,And Vouchers of the; moss. etrii
wilt Brewers both in Great Britain and Ireland, highly
approving of.-his diiV2rent nudes of practice,' and '
these Gentleman he never had the pleasure of. seeing.
I.s Manuscripts put it in ,the• power qt Gentlemen to
an .exceeding tine flavoured Porter tram 'Salt 'and
kl3ps..alene,- combined with the simple element of 'Wa-
ter, without the use of any other ingredient whatever.
Any address, sent . post-paid, to D. Morton, will be
duly attended to.—l le. returns. his respeAful Thanks to
thase Gentlemen who have apprOved so highly of the uti-
lity of.his Alanusetipts., and professional Abilities.
London, England, 1801-03-09

RHEUMATISM.

_ .
Mr.NPARK.INSON, .of the Consul Office, Bank of
England, was rears afflicted with,a violent. Rhenina-
tism at different . times -;•• perfeetly cured by Cdrdner's
Pills. -.Any- Lady, or (-lentlernan may sec Mr. P. in Bank
hours, who will satisfy the entiuirer. In; •
Si R,---Twelve years since I had the misfortune to get
a violent cold, which caused me to have a cough, and so
very short brclith,.that for sixteen or eighteen nights to-
gether, I was unable,te lay in bed.
I have had advice of many.- Medieal GenileMen with-
hut relief; I was recommended by a friend to try your Pills,
rd after taking six Ilaxe, I have the yery.great happiness
of informing you, I am cured of that very bad disorder.
I 3111, • •
Your albst grateful hihnble Seriant,
King-street, Dept/bra, ROBERT NUTT.
May 12, 1800.
• Mrs. BROWN, neat door to the Swan, -Kensington
ara,el Pitts; Wis very much afflicted with the Rheuma-
tism, all over her; Alt& she Was rendered useless in her
,Eamily, but hearing of Gardner's Pills, she tnade,a .trial
Of them, and found 'they Nil the desired effect k. and by
persevering in the use of them, she is perfectly cured, and
can-walk with pleasure, is tree trampain, and not trou-
bled with crutches. drs. B. will with pleasure inform
the filiCtedi 'tint doubtln:.; bur that they will find the same
benefit as herself. • • ' •
_

Zvi NI'S, Cent, aged 7:, was so much afilia-
ed With'thes Rhetiinatisin in his head and ,neck, tlti.t he
could not lie down., tut was obliged to -sit in a chair day
and .night ; his grand-son( kno w ing-,scveral that were cured)
strongly recomMended C; krdner s.Pills, and Iwo Boxes re-
itored him to hit perfed .1161 th; No. i, Stepney-gte&fi,
1797.• , •
GRAVEL .AND STONE-.

„ .
T. 'PRO CT ER, a ebild years of age.; was-bad
with the Stone, for eleven.monthst and. under many Gen-
tlemen of good skill, and extensive practice, had` been
sounded without being able to open the Urinal Passnge.
All hopes of life wete.,given over, as.hirs. Procter would
not hear of any other operation, when the Rey. Mr.
Williai,ns, of -Lincoln's I nn- Fiolds, ,wiihed'.my opinion
to be taken : it is with pleasure I can assure the Public,
'the child only took. two boxes of the. P ills, when he got a
raid Cure, and may be al ways free.' • •
Attested by Mr. Wilcke, Russell-street, .Covent-garden.
London, England, 1801-03-09

13a116 every Tuesday FOrtnight

• • • • •_PRIONANT LADIES
WJicse situation roquifes a temporary Retiremmt.

MR, WATSON, Surgeon and Man-Midwife,
offers to.accommodate Ladies in an'airy andietired!
situation,-with Apartments ,to ly-in, on terins suited to
their citatinistaAWCS AWL situation in lire ; their infants put
out tOnuise, and humanely taken care of; and as ufurria
nits lithe-2s him to otter his assistance to alleviate the hor-
rors of Concealed .I.);..gnancy, he Batters himself Ladies
will find, on application to lima, the greatest attention and
most profound secrecy. • '
-Letters (post-paid) 'to "Mr. Watson, Surgeon and Man-
Midwife, or to Mrs. Watson, Midwife? No. 19„ Char-
lotte-Strect, SurreY7Side of BlaCkfriars:bridge, will Meet
the most pointed attention. • •'•
Where may be had the. P I LI. BENE DI CTA, at it; is.
per box, a certain and el-Kllual Remedy to remove all Cob-
strations and Irregularities, and an ' eiteellent- Medqine
atter bad Lyings-In. ,
London, England, 1801-03-09

.PARIS, FEB. 44

.13ERLiN, HAU CW TZ has re-
ceived a visit. from the Hanoverian Envoy, who
was, no doubt, sent to the Prussian Minister by
Lord CARYSFORTj to sound, him as to the views
of his Government. . He spoke. of the distinction
which still exists between Great Britain and Hi-
nover, which, he said, might, by descending to
one of the Sons of the KING of England form_an
Jndependant State. He stated, that Hanover _had
no share in the quarrels which were breaking out,
and had determined not to interest herself in
them. To which the Prussian Minister replied,
That as his- -BRITANNIC MAJESTY arbitrarily-
took whatever steps•he chose at Sea, the Conti-
nental Powers would at in the same Manner upon
their Territory. " •
The - Answer which M. AtiTSOF I N made to
Lord GRENVILLE, states, that -the Court of
London -having ailed" with - bad faith, to Russia,
His MAJEsTY had laid an Embargo !von English
Vessels", which should be continued untir.Midfil
was restored to the Order of St. John. That the
Ships and Sailors had been secured ; that the
wants of the Prisoners should be provided for ;
that the Agent, Scxw IST, had been senr, as being
unnecessary" : And lastly, that England must not
hope to have har Communications opened wish
Peterthargh, until Malta was restored:

STRASBOURG, FEB. 26.—Peace was proclaimed
at .14evna, on the, 26th of February by the Aulic
Chancellary.., Notwithstanding the Proclamation
of Peace, the French Troops remain in Upper
Austria : They are even going to extend them..
selves to Sr. Palt..-n, within ten leagues of VieNna,
in order to facilitate their subsistence by being
thus dispersed. . But this, as well as some -other
circumstances, slim that there is a great political
object in. view. The re-establishment of Poland
is spoken of, and also the expuhion of the Turks
from Europe. It is certain that the Insurrea-ion-
ary Levies in Hungary are approaching the
Frontiers of Turkey,' and Of e;
General KE ENMAY ER has'.-been appointed Con=
mander of the Army:of Ipstirreetion of Transyl,
vania,, and great preparations are making for war
in that quarter. . .` '
STRASBOURG, FEB. 27.—ThC EMPEROR has
ratified the Treaty of Peace, and has officially
sent it to the Diet of Ratisbon. • .The Principal
Commissary, the Count DE LA' TOUR and
Dt's, and the Imperial ComMissary,, went
iii grea t.. haste from triennrz to Ratisben...,. The
first Sitting was to have taken, place yesterday.
General MORE* AU set out yesterday- to.,.meet, his
\c-ife who will accompany. him-, to
Vienfit. , . _

We have been officially informed,- that' M..
DL ri.ki.ITSCH cw, with all his Suite, has bsen
tar. some days at Mayence, fram which place de e),
were to have set out yesterday: fO-r Lawterbcrifg.
They Are.detriolishing the Forts of Kel.;l and' of
Ca.fse/ with great rapidity.
London, England, 1801-12-10

allow _us to recite it it however coptained no very
striking or iemarkaUecircurnstance. The property'
in question, it appeared, had 'been htolen by .one
Charles Sibley; wlio was convided the: offence
a former ,Sessions ; big with respefi -to the chargel-
against the; Prisoner for'receiving, the. Jury, on_ ai
review of the entire evidence, and in consideration•
of the defence made by the Prisoner, were induced
to find him—Not Guilty.
After disposing of a .few cases of inferior Thiport-
ance,
.the. Court proCeeded *to pass Judgmebt upon'
the several Conyi '
Ets who had been convided in the,
course of the Session, viz. _Sentence of Death upon,
the following:, .
London, England, 1801-12-10

SHEERNESS, Drc. 9.

YEtrtauy evening arrived His Majesty's Ship
gpcna, Captain GRANGER", and Happy brig, Cap-
tain Boys ; the latter, with PEspiegie and Gier
brigs, are come into Harbour to be paid off.
Owing to the wind coming foul, the Belliqueux
was obliged to anchor at Blackstakes yesterday.
London, England, 1801-10-22

YARMOUTH, OCT. 21.

Tuts morning arrived the Earl of. Leicester
Packet, THOMPSON, from Cuxhaven, with a Mes-
senger from Lord MINT°, at Vienna.

'1 he Two Brothers, ICEsitom, from Hambilrgh

for Dort," with goods, is sent in by the North St"
Fleet.

Arrived the Nancy, WARD, Hose, CAv IL, al
jetOttl, WA Rlt. EN, from Hull.

Sailed the Comas, WAL L ER, William and NattO 1
DAN I E LS, James, PY E, Isabella, STOKER, Col
merce, MANSFIELD, Fl.y, CAL VE R, and Seihiti
ALSTON, for London,

Lieut. HAAVEY, otthe Amphitrite, is appoints
to the his.

WILLIAM PARKER, Esq. is appointed Copt3o
of His Majesty's Ship the Helder, of z 8 guns.
Capt. JOSEPH LAMBRECHT, who was the send
Marine Officer at the Battle of Copenhagen, is pf°'
moted to the rank of Major in the 'Army.
Capt. TOMLINSON, of the Navy, who was strut
off the List of Post Captains for making a prival_°l
signal on board the Lord Hawke, private Ship °'
War, has, on account of his very eminent servicek
been re-established.

Tuesday sailed from Portsmouth, the Eutyfil
Frigate, Capt. BATHURST, for tbe Cape of Go
Hope and the East Indies ; Utile, of z 8 guns, CO'
CAtirs, for Sir CHARLES POLE'S Squadron, Gib'
raltar, Minorca, and Egypt ; Pelican, of z 6
Capt. IVl%zra,gY, for the West Indies ; Scout, 0
16 guns, Capt. DUNCAN, for Newfoundlanch
Wasp, of 16 guns, Capt. BULLER, for Madeir4
and the Coast of Guinea; and the Earl St. pinch
Cutter, with Mr. LE MESURJER, COMMiSSarr,I
General for Egypt. They arc all charged with cit"
patches relative to the Peace between this Countri
and France.
London, England, 1801-10-22

FOR THE FACE AND SKIN

A pleasing appearance is the beSt Letter of Recommendation.
-No. 55, •Loug-Acre.
G°"'LANDi's LOTION (prepared by R.
, DICKINSON, Sole Proprietor of the Original Re-
cipe,) has been established in the nrst Circles of Fashion for
upwards Qf 50 years, as the most effectual clear. /r of the
Skin. and beautifier of the Corifplexion, in all the most dis-
agreeable complaints to which it is incident, as Efflore-
scents, Coarseness, Blotches, Pimples, •EruPtions, Thick-
ness, Freckles, Tan or Sun-burn, as well as the most alatmr
ing Scorbutic Humours; and highly necessary to enforce a
plea Sing and agreeable appearance; hut as experience teaches
that Medicines a\re subject to the arts of the unprincipled in
proportion to their. .excellence and reptitation, this should al-
ways be inquired for in the-name of DI CK I NSO N 's G OW,
LA ND's LOTION, as the only certain means of preventing
imposition, and of being supplied with 'the genuine Medi-
cine. •
Sold as -above aTid, at his Office, No. 168, Piccadilly, in
Quarts Es. 6d.—Pints 3d.—Guinea Cases, containing five
Pints, sent to order.and warranted to arrive sate in any part
of Great Britain. It is also sold by every reputable Vender
of Medicines in Eurclte; of whom may be' had gratis, a
Pamphlet, containing the most incontrovertible proofs of
Mr. Dickinson's 'right to, and possession of the Original Re-
cipe, as' well as demonstrating the improbability, if not im-
possibility, that any other person 'can know of what ingre-
dients this excellent Medicine is Colllpo3Cd.
London, England, 1801-10-22

SHEERNESS, OAT. 21.

ARRIVED His Majesty's Gun-brig Safeguard,
Lieut. Stir E LS, from Leith, and has gone to Char_
ham, to land some Marine Volunteers which she
brought from Leith.
The Pincher Gun brig, and Dolphin Cutter, have
gone up to-the Thunderer at Blackstakes, to receive
some of her Crew to convey to the Downs. The
Dolphin having received some of the said men on
board, has sailed for the Downs.
A Court Martial has been held on the Pilot of the
Brgak, for having negligently ran her on shore, in
coming to the Nore from Deptford on the zd inst.
when the charges being proved, he was dismissed
the Service as a Pilot, and mulaed of all his pay.
London, England, 1801-10-22

DOVER, OCT. 21.

A French Flag of Truce arrived from Calais this
morning, with Dispatches for M. OTTO, and twelve
Passengers. The Captain reports, that Mr. HUN.
TER) the Messenger, arrived there last night from
Paris, but as the wind blows' direlly from the
Northward, we cannot expert him here to.night.
London, England, 1801-10-22

SFOK}N BY THE

CELEBRATE& MR. BARRINGTOT,T,

ON OPENING THE TH_EATRE AT SYDNEY, ZOTANY-BAY.

FROW climes o'er wide-spread Seas we:come,
Though not with much eclat or beat of dtuni,
True Patriots all—for be it undets,tood,
W,,2 left our Country for our Country's good :
No private views disgrac'd onr generous zeal,
hatsurg'd,our travels Was our. Country's weal ;
And'none will doubt but that our emigration
Has prOv'd most useful to the British Nation.

But, you empire, what could Our breasts inflame
With this new passion for Theatric Fame ?
What, in the pradice of our former days,
Conld shape our talents to exhibit Plays ?
Your patience, Sirs, sonic observations made,
You'll grarl us equal to the Scenic Trade.

He, what° midnight ladders is to stranger,
You'll own, Will Make ail adinirAble Ranger.
To sec Blackheath we tiave not far to roam.;
And sure in Fil'eh I shall be quite at home.
lintivall'd there, none will dispute my claim
To high pm-ethineitee and exalted fame.

As oft-on Gadshill we have ta'en our stand,
When 'twos -.o'dark you could not see ybur hand,
Some true bred Flstaff we may ,hope to•start.
Who, when well bolster'd, well will play his part
The seine to vary, we shall try in time
To treat you with a—little Pantomime.
Here light and easy Columbines are found,
And well- triedflarlequins with us abound;
Prom durance vile our precious selVes to keep, -
We often have recourse to th' flying leap ;
TO a black face have s,ometimes.ow'd escape,
And .Ibunslow Heath has proV'd the worth of crape.

But how, you ask, can we e'er hope to soar
Above these scenes, and rise to tragic lore .?
Too oft, alas! we forc'd'th' tiUwilling tear,
And petrifidd the heart with real fear.
MACP.Er it a harvest of applause will reap,
For some-of us, I fear,' have inurder'd sleep ;
His Lady, -too, with grace; will sleep and talk,
Our teoi-des have been us'd at night to Walk.,

Soinetiine:;; indeed, so various, Is our heart,
Ail Attor rnay improve and mend his part;
" Give me a horse," bawls RicliA RD, line a drone,
W,fll find a man would help. himself to one.
Grant us your favour, put.us to the test,_.:
To gain your smiles we'll do our very best:::
And, without dread of future Turnkey ..;ockits,
Thus, in an lioneSt way, still pick your pucketS..

"_-.

MARRIED. •
At Glasgow, on Tuesday
.se'nnight, • Mr. George -Elliot,
Bookseller, Kelso, to Miss Margaret Hoorne, daughter of
John kideine, Esq. ColleCtor of Excise. "
London, England, 1801-12-28

STONE AND GRAVEL:

THE CHINK.-A-PIN SOLVENT, an effeetual
Cure for the Stone and Gravel. The Proprietor feels
it his duty to present to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Pub-
lic, a Medicine acknowledged to be the first in the world, be-
ing a sovereign remedy for the above Disorder. Front the
wonderful Cures it has performed, where every other leas
failed, he flatters himself he shall ensure general patronage.
This4vledioine•comprises such properties, as well as good
qualities, which have been so fully approved and attested,
as to leave no doubt whatever of its efficacy, not only in
curing the above disorders, but in removing all ObstruCtions
originating in the same cause as those complaints, and-pro-.
meting all wholesome Secretions. •
In order to prevent mistakes, as well as cbunterfeits, 'for
the sake of the Community -at large, the above Medicine,
prepared in bottles, at One Guinea each, with full Directions,
can be had only .f the Proprietor, No. 4, Ranelagh Green,
Chelsea_ and no where else in England.
London, England, 1801-12-28

VOyEMBtR 2S.

Yesterday we had the pleasure of seeing the first
English Ship enter our harbour with a cargo of
silt fish from Newfoundland. She made her pas-
sage in twenty-six days,. Other ships are daily,
arriving and we hope our trade will soon be revived
by the Peace. It is estimated that the War has
cost Leghorn, in contributions, loss of merchandize,
which was taken partly by the Erl lis t and partly
by the l*'rench, not less than Eleven Millions of
Dollars, and 'that at a time when all trade was at a
st'and3 and nothing was done in many 'mercantile
houses for 'months together.

HAGUE, DEC. S.

As Admiral K.i Ns B ERG EN has refused the direaion
of karine, it is eNpeded tint Citizen jAcoasoN,
Commissary of Marine at Rotterdam, Will be ap.
pginto to this post : the eledion will come on this
clay.

The council forour West India. Possessions, con-
sisting of Five Membeis',- was installed yesterday.
Vice-Admiral HARTSINCK has taken, the com-
mand of our Squadron at F/ushi,u, which consists
of three Ships of the Line and some smaller vessels,
and is bound for the West Indies.
London, England, 1801-12-28

MILAN, Nov. 2g.

THE Russian Ambassador to the .KING of SAR_
pINIA, has arrived at Naples. The KING of S.ltt..
DINIA with a part of the Royal Family will pass
the winter at Rome.
The KING of ETRIMIA. has for some months
past been in an ill state of health; Hi's IVLI.,IEsTY
is subjeCt to violent spasms.
Twenty houses hive been thrown dowii at Man-
tua by the late inundations, and nearly zoo more
are ready to fall., The damages dohe by the hum-
dons, in Upper -Italy, are estimated at above
Twenty Millions- of livres.
The city ofhidanseLds only sixteen Deputies to
the Congress at Lyons. •

ROME, Nov. 21.

TfiE 'formal taking possession, of We Ecclesiasti.,
cal State by the. PoPE4 which has hitheito been, dp-
terred, will take place toimprrow. AU unneces-
saryekPenCe is to be avoided_ on the occasion.

the .FIRST,CONSU L, in a Letter in which he in-
vites the PorE to send a Deputy to the Congress at
Amiens, has made use of the expression, that he re-
quests his Holiness to chose his Envoy; in the same
manner, as if he were sent by a Power that had
309,000 men under arms.

Tim Neapolitan French Frigate, Aretbusa, which'
a short time since sailed from Ancona for Egypt,
has had an engagement with three Turkish Frigates,
which forced it to takp' shelter in Mdada, • where
it was Mocked up.

kEGHORN, Nov. 22.

YESTERDAY it blew' here a more violent storm
than has betn knciwn for a great number of
years. It was found necessary to moor, still
faster, even the slips in 'the road, nine of which
were limed from their anchors, and 'driven on
shore. The same fate befel the Danish Frigate
Triton, of 36 guns and zoo men, which arrived here
on the' 16th inst. A gre'at number of dead bodies
have been thrown on shore ; and the storm of the
21st. of November must have caused `prodigious
damage in the Mediterranean. Accounts have al.'
ready bcen received- of the loss of twenty-four
Ships.
London, England, 1801-12-28

NUMBER 2893•]

TUEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

"raMORROW EVENING, Dec. 29, 1301,
4. Their Majesties' Servants will aa

KING RICHARD THE THIRD.

WITH

HARLEQUIN AMULET.
On Wednesday, the
,Tragedy of Jane Shore ; Jane. Shore
by Mrs. Siddons. • •
On Thursday, King Henry 'the Fifth, or The Battle of
Agincourt. '
On Friday,'thc Tragedy of King John ; Constance by Mrs.
S.itdons.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN.
PrO"... MORROW EVENING, Dec. zg, iBoz,
will be performed,
THE'STRANGER. . -
On Wednesday, the new Comedy of Folly as it Flies.
On Thursday, the Opera of The Duenna.
On Friday, the new Opera of Chains of the Heart,
London, England, 1801-12-28

AIARILED.

. On Wednesday last, at Fulham, Teavil Leason, Esq. of
Beverley, to Miss Elizabeth Green, daughter of .the ic,te
Francis Green, Esq. of iVlarybone Ness' Road.
On Thdrsday, by special license' Robertl
' iddulph, Esq-
M. P.. to Miss Myddleton, eidestdaughter of the late Ri-
chard Myddlcron, Esq. of Chirk Castle, Denbighshire.
London, England, 1801-12-28

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. z. 5-,

ON the 3d instant an Adjutant froin the GRAND
V1:414R brought to. Su LTAN SE 1, 11'4 :the keys of
Alexandria.' They were delivered with great cere-
mony in the presence of all the Great Offieers- of the
Empire and the Court, of the Mufties, several of the
Ulemas, and other per Son.
The day before yesterday the specaacle of the
ascent of an air-balloon was, for the first time, ex-
hibited here.

Mr. STRATTON, the English Charge d'Affaires,
who has arrived here, was in clanger of losing his
life in his passage froth 'Tama,' having 'been
overtaken by the storm which in the beginning of
the present month did so much da nage on the Black
Sea.
London, England, 1801-12-28

WESTMINSTER ELECTION

TH E WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT
ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER ARE.MOST
HUMBLY REQUESTED, NOT TO ENGAGE THEIR
VOTES PREVIOUS TO THE NEXT GENERAL
ELECTION, WHEN A GENTLEMAN (NOT-WHOE-
LY UNKNOWN TO THE PUBLIC), INTENDS 05,1,
FERING HIS SERVICES TO REPRESENT THEM
IN PARLIAVENTS AND IF ELECTED, PROMISES
TO -ERVE THEM WITH FIDELITY, ZEAL, AND
INDEPENDENCE.

LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, -
At the White Hart Inn, in Spilsby, in the County of Lincoln,
on Monday the 18th day of anuary, 1802, between the
hours of Three and Five in the Afternoon
AN Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
SICENIYLEBY-THORPE, comprising tg4A. 2R. by
admeasurement (more or less), of exceeding rich Arable,
Meadow and Pasture Land, some fine Timber, and an undis-
turbed Manol abounding with Game, liable only to small
Tithes, and within a ring fence, together with an exCellent
House, Barns, Stables, &c. thereon.
The Estateis in a most pleasant situation for any Gentle-
man, being in s delightful Snorting Country, where a Pack
of excellent Fox Hounds are kept. - Within 3 miles of
Spilsby, 6 of Alford (two market towns), and tz of those two
fashionable rese rts on titi Eastern Coast, Sutton and Skegness,
so peculiarly famed tor the excellency of Sea Bathing. The
Neighbourhood is surrounded with genteel Families. The
House is situated on a gentle eminence, commanding U. plea-,
sant and extensive prosped.
A Plan of the Estate may be seen, by applying to Mr.
Ellis, No. 8, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane;, or Mr. Wil-
liam Walker, Attorney at Law, Spilsby, .

CAPITAL WATER CORN MILL, FULLING MILL,
Ace. Scr:.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
_ _ _

By Messrs. RICHARDSON, SON, and COR-
HELP,
A Very Valuahle FaREgHOLD.ESTATE, with
IA immediate possession,consisting of a very handsome
modern built DWELLING HOUSE in complete repair,
delightfully situated, with Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens,
and every convenience for a respectable Family.
A WATER CORN MILL adjoining • the Dwelling.
House, in complete repair, with two. Water Wheels, four
pair of French Stones, F lour Machines' &c. capable of grind-
ing-Ind dressing upwards of forty loads of Corn per week,,
with large Granaries, &c., tether with a well-accustorited
FULLING MILL,- with.tive pair of Stocks. The whole
amply supplied with water, and situate in the vicinity ora
large populous town, in the centre of a Corn and Clothing
Country in the West of England, and within easy distances
of the best supplied Markets in England.
The above Premises are capable of very considerable im-
provement, and form 4 most eligible Situation for apy person
of property, desirous of realizing or of embarking in. an ex—
tensiye and profitable Concern.
Apply to Nlessrs..Richardson, Son and .Corfield, No. 7,'
Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, London, who are duly authorised to
contrast, and of whom printed particulars may be had.
London, England, 1801-12-28

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