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1 HUR.SDAY, AUGI7ST 12, 1802.

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At a MEETING of the INHABITANTS or the TOWN
and COUNTY of the TOWN of GALWAY, convened
by Public Notice ;
RICHARD MARTIN, Esq. in the Chair;
THE following ADDRESS to Brigadier-General
MEYRIcK: was moved by Dominick Browoc, Esq.
and unanimously agreed to:
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- We cannot suf&r an event, in Which we' take so deep a'
concern as your departtrre from us, to pass without an.ac-
knowledgMent of our regard and esteem to you ;-your condo a,
during your Command as a General Officer in- this District,
Trost fully entitles you to the tribute of our best affeClions.
Vigilance and aetivity, tempered by prudenceand.discretion,
characterised your measurs in , a period of great and very ge-
neral-com Motion. Tranquillity restored, you applied your-
self to the arts of Peace, and under your patronage, and pro-
tection, several Works, -greatly-contribtitingto the improve-
' ment and embellishment of our Town,- Were executed.—
These, Sir, will long remain Monnmenrs of your Ptiblic
Spirit and excellent; aste; In truth, you .have so identified
your Name with our Interests, that while we regard the one,
we must respect the other.
We have the Honour to remain,
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Your rttuch obliged and devoted humble Servant.
Galway, J Lily 26; tgoa. RICHARD MAR PIN.
Resolved, That the above Address; with Brigadier.:Gene-
-tal Meyrti.k't be printed in Tu% Sua, Dublin.
Evening N<:*r., and ecnnaignt Journal. •

Dublin, jn,137 29, 1802

SIRy
I have the Honour td aciztldwle4-1,:,,e the receipt of your Let.
ter of the 16th inst. inclosing an Address of the Inhabitants
of the Town and otthe.Couutyatne Town of Galway:
It is impossible for me to express the high sense of obliga.
tion I etterrain, for this additional testimony of their kindness
and partiality to me.
I teel extrertely dattor.,cd that my condua, (luring the pc.
riod I commanded in,Galway, -has been deemed worthy of
their approbation; and it affords me infinite a it'staction that
any eftbrts of mine should f ve contr.Duted eithertl to the
Advantage or Improvement of the 'ro NIL shall ever hold
in grateful remembrance the kindness and civilities 1 e".K
rienceci during my residence of near fotir years in the Town
Of Galway. •
Permit me, Sir, to add, that I am deeply impressed with
the very-obliged manner in which you have been pleased to
communicate the Address, and
I have the Honour to be, Sir,
°With great regard, your flinch Obliged
And faithful litimble Servanti
THOMAS MEYRICK.

Richard Martin, Es.q.
Galway.

GOVERNMENT AGENCY, OFFICERS kIALF-PAY,
DISCOUNT and ANNUITY-OFFICE', No. 7, Cecil-
street, Strand.

MELVILLE and -Co: te'Vea-fully inform the
Public, they continue to. Negnciate for the Purchase"
and Sale,of every description of Incomes, eithcr. on Govern-
ment; or Land and Funded Property,. From their long-esta-
blished and respethble Money .COnnedion, they are enabled
to Discount good Bills of Exchange and Sums of Money.
•From tool. to : seool. ..is always . ready for the purchase
of well-secured Annuities .arising from Estates, Houses,
Money'iu the Funds,.either by Will or Settlethents ;. Church
LivingS,• cc. with privilege of redemption at pleasure of
the borrower, and a liberal price given. Yearly Incomes on
Government,- Estates, and I. untied Property on Sale, from
201. to. two!. a-year, clearing from 51. to 301.. per cent. :both
on; Buyers and „Sellars lives. Navy and,Military Officers
Halt-pay, and Widows Pensions received.
Personal applications received "daily. No Letters unless
lost-paid.

WANTED 'l'o RENT, for a Year from Michaelmas next,
• A READY FURNISHED HOUSE, of three
AAL Rooms on a Floor, any where between Oxtord.s:teet
and Piccadilly, and to. the west of Bond-street. Any Gentle-
.na.lpt, Lady wishing to leave their [louse for a year, may.
hLar at it T.;nant by applying to Mr. Flatchard, vo. -too;
l'kcadiily. No HoOse-Broker need apply.
Londe Aug. H, - 1802

,VA-A IGU .I'o , •
In Worcestershire, Hertkord,shire,
,Monmouthshire, ,War-
w!cks.Wre, or the dry part of Gloucestershire,
G,,od find Convenient HOUSE, fit for a Geri-
.
171- tleman's ..FaMily, in a dry and pleasant Situation,
commanding a-pleasing view. 71.14 e Rooms must he lame
aud airy.- There must be idequate Ottices,.a. Wailed Gar_
den, and 'a Shrubbery, which, if extensive; will • be. more-
a4leeable. The Ground must he well wooded. , A River or
Stream is Wished for, but may be dispensed with. Together.
min the House, there must be about annundred Acres 'of
good Land ; more or less ‘vill make no diffrence..—
T tic must not be more than an hundred mi,les. from
Barn. It ;is hoped tnat persons not , having a. House
ttd L Ind -suiting the above description, Will not ariply.--
Tuo.e who .have;, and will direct a:=Line (post-paid) to
A. B. at Nrr. :No. 1, .Criuro-street,
We•siniinster, mentioning Particulars, w,ll be duly attend-
ed to.

A NEW INVITI(iNI.
PATRONIZE)) AislD USED FOR THE KING
AND ROYAL,FAMII.Y.

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TARDY's Imperial BLACKING POWDER,
a Chemical Vreparation, which will neither soil the
finest linen, or smell disagreeably ; it softens and nourishes
the leather, repels water, keeps the feet dry and comfortable,
• procures the finest jet black, and retains its-virtues in all
climates ; heat will not rliminish its lustre and the dust may
be wiped oil without lessening the. polish; it 'produces the
most elegant lustre to, Gentlemen's Hussar lioots and Dress
Shoes, as well as to the Bciots, Shoes, Clogs, &c. of the L-
adies. It is•sOld by kobert Hardy, the Proprietor, at No. 3,
Barnard's Inn, Holborn . and by most Boot-makers in the
United Kingdom, in tin.boxes, at f. and (a donble quantity)
Is. 6d. each, with proper Brushes.—ll. likewise procures
Bent Trees, if required, on whic,it the most fashionable lustre
i, produced with the greatest ease.and, expedition. .

ThiS Day was publialied; in One Volume, Twelves,
A New Edition, with Ctippec-plates, price 3s. 6d. bound,
R. GOLDSMITH'S ROMAN HISTORY
abridged tor the Use of Schools.-.
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Printed for F. and C. Rlvington ; %V.,1. and j. Richardson
Le!g,l, Sotheby and Son ; T. Wilkie ; J. Scatcherd ; C,
Law ; -Longman and Rees; Cadell, jun. 'and Davies; T.
Hurst ; and Kay.

DEVONSHIRE..
• Tel BE SOLD,
MHE FEE SIMPLE and. INHERITANCE of
I "NO RTHI3ROOKE HOUSE and FARM, which, with
Out Garden.,.are in 'Complete repair and. good order. The
tiouse stands in a LaWn of 30, in the middle of. a Farm of
more that 69 Acres ; on the-Banks of the •River"Exe, a lar!.:e
branch of which runs though the grounds ; a.mile and a quar-
ter from the City of Exeter, one of the bst Markets in the
Kingdom ; and nine- miles from +Exmouth, a fashionable.
bathing- plate ;in a gobd neighbourhood,-with good roads and
pleasant walks about it ; the Land..is rich and produCtive,
laid out equally for profit and pleasure ; and may be kept.'iti
hand as a Farm; or lett to 'good Tenants without difficulty.
The.FUMSe is dry, compact, and convenient,; on the first
and second floors there are live pleasant and airy Betleharn,
hers of a good size, with fOur Dressing-rooms, two.oLwhich
have fire-places, and may Be converted into small Bedcharit-
bets ; a•Breakfasting and Dining,parlour, and a Drawing-
retoilt, the two last hive boW, windows, and are 2:} feet long ;
A,Water,ciciset, and four Roofils foi Servants. 'file Ground-
floor consists of a good light Kitchen, a Butler's Pantry, a
Servants' and a Beer Cellar, about 17 feet-square each ;
a Wine Cellar fitted up to hold a good stock 01(W-fel-cut Wires,
a Housekeeper's Rooin, a Dairy; a Larder, a Scullery with a
brew and Wash.house. And. there is Stabling for ti, Horses,
a place for two Carriages, with a large and excellent Barn
and Farm-yard.

Should any Gentleman, wishing to purchase an eligible
place for health and pleasure, be desirous of inquiring atter
INlNtlibrook, he may have his inquiries answered, s`o as to
inible hint to judge whether it hill be worth his while to
take the trouble of viewingqhe place, by applying to Messrs.
Follett and Williams, Attornies, Exeter.
. Exeter, July 2,t, 1802. •

wEsTmo.KL4ND,. . 1, '
0 BE SOLD, the V.duable and Inr•eoveable
FREEHOLD ESTATE of PREtK.,!s HALL, dis-
tant four Miles front Appleby,. the County Town, and five
frorn the Market Town of Kirby, Stephen : consisting of the
Hall, a large old Mans;on, with suitable- Buildings, •all in,
good repair, and two other„Farrn"Houses, lately built, with
all necessary. conveniencies to each': also Btz Acres (as per
Plan of the'Estate) of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lai.d,
lying in a Ring Fence: " The Estate is well fenced, and well
watered, a Trout Stream running
..throtlgh. it, ,and .many
Springs. It .posseSsei. in itself the means of great thiprove-:
went, by inexhaustible Quarries of blue Lime Styne; of the
first quality, and two Lithe- Kilns ;' the Land Tax is re-
deemed, and the whole, forty-two.Aeres excepted, is Tithe.:
free, arid having an unlimited (tight on the valuable and ex-
tensive Common of Mbi Mask, being excellent Sheep
Land.

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- For further Particulars, enquire of Matthew Stephenson,
Esq.
,of Sawhridge, Adjoining .13reek's .the owner ;
Simpson George, Esq. ' 'Aliddleton'Ty;is, near -Richmond ;
Mr.. Richard.. Stephenson, Attorney-:rt-Law,, Appleby; or
Mr. Benjamin Liddle, at Constantine Hill; Bishop Auckland,
OuriLim.—jimes Wright, at Sawbridge, Servant to Mr.
Srepheasan, will shew the Premises., • •

A CAPITAL. MANOR IN DEVONSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
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At Philipps's, Hotel,. in: the, City, of Exeter, on.Wednesd.ay,
the 25th of Atigut inst. at Four o'clock- in the Afternoon,
in One Lot, ;-. • ••• ' - •
A LL that Valuable and very Desirable MANOR
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of CLYSTON, situate in the'Pati'Sh of limed C list,
- about four miles e..st of Exeter; nine miles from, Tiverton,
seven from .Collompton, twelve from Honiton, ten from
• Exmouth, at established Watering Place; and about the
same distance from several other Watering Places in the
'• Countyof Devon.; consisting of Two Thousand and Ninety_-•
six Statute Acres, whereof Fifteen Hundred and Fifty Acres.
are rich 'Arable,. Meadow,- and Pasture-Land; and Five 1i0n...
• died_and Forty-six Acres are open Common, Grounds, very
capable of great improvement. Altogether of the gross yearly
Value of about Two Thxisand,• fwo...Hundred _Pounds,'.
- whereof about zicd. a-year is now in demesne, and lett to
-goOd Tenants at clear annual Rcnts.—About,36oL• a-year-
more held by Leases determinable on _the death of one life
each. ''About 88.1. a-year more now held by' Leases deter-*
minable on the deaths of two .lives .easch,,;and about" ro7ol.
• a-year•more held by Leases now determinable. on the deaths
of three lives each, many of them very old ;'together :with
one Fee Farm Rent, and ten Chief Rents, amounting 'toge-
therto the yearly stun 0t.491. tts. 7(l' payable•out of -certain
Freehold Estates' over winch the Lord of the Manor exer-
cises all the Rights of Royaltyl arid there is great plenty of •
Game of all sorts upon the said Manor. •
For a Survey and Partikular of ;the said Manor and Lands,
application may he made in the mean time to Messrs. Lerch
and Goodeve,- No, 4, Holborn-Court, Gray's. Inn, London ;
where a-very large•and colTeo Map of this extensive-and com-
pad Manor may be viewed until the Toth *dry of August next,
aftler
,which it will-be.removed to Philipps's Hind, in
Exeter, where it may pe seen. • ' •

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Particulars may alsobe knownby application to-Richard
Clarke, Es 9, Newport, Isle of Wight; the. York lithe!, ,in
Bath ~- Philipps's Hotel, in Exeter; King's Arms Inn, Ply-
mouth; William Hole, Esq.., Barnstaple, llevons.hire ; and
Mr. Silvestre Rooks, in Broad Clist aforesaid,. who will
shew the said Manor and Lands to any person inclinetil to pur-
chase the same.

.1 I. the said Manor and Lands, which will be offered to Sale
on the 2.5 th of August inst. as above, should happen not to
be disposed on that day altogether in one Lot, then, and-in
that case the said premises; or-so much of them as shall not
in the mean time have been disposed of by Private Contra Et,
will.be sold at Public Auction in separate Lots, at an-early
day afterwards, of which due notice will be given in differ-
ent Newspapers. , .

,QUORNDON HUNT.
Complete Hunting Box, and 267 Acres, of kreehold Land, at.
Quorndem, in the Countrol,Leicester.
TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION,
At the,Bnlr's Head, in Quorndon, oh Tuesday the 3 tit bay
of August, tBO2, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twelve Lots
mostly Tythe-free,
Lot t. VOUR ACRES .of RICH •MEADOW
LAND, in Quorndon, in the occupation of Mr.
lames Sculthorpe,,Tenaht at Will.
Lot, 2. A small Varm, and 4z Acres of Arable and Meadow
Land, in the occupation of Mr. lohn Hughes, of which Pos-
session may be had at Michaelmas next. '
Lot 1, A Close of Arable in the oceupatiori.of Mr. Tho-
mas Spittles, Tenant at Will. • • •

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*• Lot .4. T‘N;enty-nine Acres of rich new-laid Land, at the
North Entrance of Quorndon, in the occupation of Alr. Tho-
mas Parkinson.

'Lot 5. A Barn, four Closes of rich Arable Land, and a
Meadow, containing 30Aeres, in Quorndon North, Field and
• Nether Mead, in the same Occupation.
Lot 6. Fourinclosures of good Arable Lind, in Quorndein
West Field, cilinaining 2,4 Acres, in the same occupation,'
Lot. 7. A Farin-house, Outbuildings, and two Cottages,
in Quorndoli, in-the same occupation.
Lot 8. A rich MeadoW of eight Acres, in Nether Mead, in
the occupation of 'Mr. W. Parkinson. • -
Lot 9. Two Inelosures of good Arable Land, cot;taining
21 Acres, next the Windmill inQuorildOn West 1 ield, in the
same occupation.
Lot to. A, Fern-house, Outbuilding:' and 49 Acres of
good Land, mostly Arable, inAtiorndon West Field, in the
battle occupation. - • -
Lot ;t. A Barn and 40-Acres.of Arabie and Grass ,Laru',
called Prior's Fields, in the same cos7upation.
Lot 12. A complete Hunting Box with extensive Stabling,
and 15 Acres of Meadow Land adjoining, Imon Lease to Sir
Robert Law ley, Barti.whieh will expire at Michaelmas next,
when possession may he had.
To be viewed, with pe:missictr of the Tenants, and Parti-
culars may be .had of joim -avilleaycie, 17:N. cauoriidon,:-zntd•
of Mr. Bridges, Reb Lion-square, Lolidon, %vac) will treat
for.any Qt Ow Lots by priviiite‘onthia. • . ,

'PRICE SIXPENCE.,

Cl.,‘/ER4L\POSt OFFICE,:

ilt:guit tBO2-
MOTICE is hereby given, that on and after
THURSDAY next, the sth instant, in Addition to the
presznt eneral Post E;tablistunetrt, LETTItRS be
conveyed to eind f row CROY DON; WADDON; BEDDING,.
TON, WALLINGTON, and CARSHALTON, twice .4
bay (SundaYs excepted), -by the Two-penny Post. •
By this Reguheon, Levers put into the Two-;14,19, Post Re-
ceiuing Houses in Lo NT), )N before Fight a' clock,in the Morn-
leg, and before Two o'Clock in the ilfer-noon ; or into the nee,-
penny Post Offices in Lombard-street and Gerrard-street, be; opt
Nine in the Morn'ing, and before Three in the A fiernoon, wilt be
delivered at the above Places between Twelve and One o'CloN•
Ar2on, and between Six and Seven in the Evening: afro Letter -
fc,r, the above Places arriving in LONDON in the Morning by
the Mails, from all. Parts, will be forwarded by the rwo-pe,pq
Poet, and be deliz-Tred bet'r.k.4-en Twi/ve and One o'Cl.ock the same
,pqy. •

hhe Departure from CROYDON and CARSHA LTOW;
/be Two-penn.j? Post, will Gc at a Otearier' kb..? Nine o'Cl,t4
in the 1179rning. and a QUil, before P'our in the 4ifternoon ; and
from RE DDIIV G TON a Nine in tfe Morning, and gin•in
the Zfiernoon ; and the Letiert will be delivered in LONDON
between nt'rlve and One o'Cliock ;at Noon, and &tittle?! Seven

and Nine o'Clock in the hvening.- • • -
The Letters for the above-mentioned Placer, 11:61r. h. zy le pa'
into ibe General Post Offire, or a. y of t& Getter a`.' Post Arcciving
Houses, -will be ant fiosr. LON DON b' Ike ,W4li at
o'C'Nek at Night, aY usual. •
lift:e manner ;ill teilers p ii ;nib the P6st Office Ht CRO
DON, after the Dei-pariore of the T-t Lo-pen; Fost in the A./iv--
nose, 'will ha forwarded 4,), the General Post to LONDON.
Thls Regulation to he' considered Jsexperiinentul, until further
.117otice.

Commandßy of Polmaster- General,
FR ANC LS FR E ELING, 'Secretary

EAST 110(J.S1.:,

Argust 4, 1802.
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Tr,
FT E COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of 11:e
UNITED co ATPA ArY of AIE ROLA NTS of - E AV-
LAND trading to I,:v E,nt Indies, do /Jeri& give "Villa.,
. Mitt the,Canzntiotee 7vill, be reab, to receive Pr ,i,0,113 in writ-
ing, realed up, an WEDNESDAY, the t4th instant, jar .rup-
Nying the Cumpany with