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nrNIFF . • . . . ' • •w . .0 1, . . . . • _ • . , ,• • • ;-- . ... . 77 1 - • • - 1 , - -1••-•"-rti ;• t; • 1 ....- - ,- t r..•-. .it OA . 1 , . 7 ertf --- i • t ; r e .---N. 1 0 , Ii Pt- B-0 '-''..---- •.. . : , -1 K7:O,- " - • • ..- • • - -at kv4.,re .".• • . .. _ T A> • . . - __ wour 1 i . . 1 0 ;1- 4 .,, ^'•.' P at ~ • ,\,......._....._,,,..„,....„. ...., , ,„,........ 4 % ray '•-• '.., ~,.. 41 k.. . ....›,, .4, - ' l.. ab ... Bp • ... • . 1 - . .., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1811. _ l'i (PRICE SIXPENCE.HALFPEN 4Y. ... .- • ' • . h: ~...J ._.•:,. ~1 ..h .'~ , NUMBER 74731_ I" 7.r. :- .7.-: — = 4.-== _- " :77 —"""'"-------"----- 1E1140 1 3 THEM' S!. THE Nobility, Gentry, and the Pablic are most revectfully infnenved, t' at 'there will be A GRAND MASQUERADE At this Theatre, THIS EVENlAG.—Admission OneGulnea, including Supper and a Pint of Wine to each Person.—Dreges to be had in the House as usual. Vivant Rev et Regina. SPRING CATTLE SHOW. LORD SOMERVILLE's EXHIBITION of CATTLI, SHER?, CLOTHS, &c. will be held On Mn. day, the vtli of March. at SADLER's REPOS! CORY, Oftwcll - Smithfield. A SALt mill take place on the Wednesday Morning of the Stow. at Eleven o'Clock, for choice Lots of Store &oak of superior quality. of all descriptions. Notice to he gives to Lord Somerville ten days previous to the day of Sale, by those who intend to offer Stock: SALES BY AtjeTION. . , MinDt.EsEk. 1 ONE HUNDRED CAPt lAL ELM, a.tic, CT TP...41 1 / 4 'UT, en4l WALNUT TIMBER 'MFRS, of rave Dtmtnelone. • TO U SOLD BY AUCI lON, On Thursday the 28th of Februeri instasti At the New Pack Horse, Turnham Green, isetvret.n the hoar& of 3 and 41, in th.afterimon in the following Lots, viz. Lot I.FIFTY ELM TREES, marked 0 its *hits -paint. so Ditto - - - ditto 14 ditto. Lot S. 6 Sp.inish Chesnut Ditto ditto Ito 6 ditto. 1 I Oak Ditto - ditto I and 2 ditto. Lott. 3 and 4. 1 weave Walnut Trees ditto 1:u IR ditto. The &leave most ealtiable Tio.her Is hew 5....v.ii• g in the Grounds of - Grove House, Chiswick, near altsintng the Bails et . the 'flames, and is well worth the attention of ship-builders, Gulf-stock Makers, Timber Delh rs, and tithe-la. To view the tame apply to Mr. Joseph Vickers, a* the Lodge, Grove House, Chiswick, where catalogu. s and pit - titulars may he had; as also at the Pigeons Inn, Br,ntrord i Greyhound, Greenwich; Inn, Wandsworth; Angel lon, Blaeitoim. street, Boroulh ; at Garraway's Coffee-house, Change alley, Corn. hill ; at Mr lames's Oboe, Newigierrell emert, Lintioltesinn. London ; and at the place of ode. —..... ,'ASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, A. privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Cotden-square, io Ladies and Gentianen of any age, who have never learnt that ' lseanspiishinent, or have not the modern style. Mr. Attait's system of teaching is expressly studied for thole `to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi lite for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior Ityle of grace and elegance. 'those who do not want trivet. teaching may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of pupib, on the public teaching evenings. Piofessors of claming taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. SALES BY.AUCTION. POLICY IN TIM EQUITABLE ASSURANCE OFFICE FOR THREE THOUSAND POUNDS. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Gsrktisra, 011 Thursday, February 21, at Twelve, by oeder of the Assignees of Messrs. Dswes, Noble, and Co. A POLICY of ASSURANCE for THREE lIIOUSAND POUNDS, in the moiety for Equi•able As surance on Lives and Survivorship, Bridge-street, Blackfrian, bear ng date the 7tb April, 1797,payable within siz months after tthe decease of 1. Dawes, Esq aged S 7 years, provided the Cove mutts of the Policy are complied with, and the annual Premium rt+6ulariy paid. Particulars at the late Banking-house of Messrs. Dawes, and Noble, Pall-Mail; of Messrs. Scott and Blandre, New. square, Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square. WHITE HART TAVERN, OYSTER-al REET, PORTSMOUTH. WILLIAM SILVER respectfully informs the °Serra of the Navy and Army, and Commercial Gentle men in general, that he has opened the above House, it having been rebuilt,and fitted up in a commodious and convenient man ner, with the addition of numerous bed-rooms. W. S. having laid in a large Stock of fine old Wines, &c. hum bly solicits the patronage of a generous Public; and, by a strict attention to business, with moderate charges, hopes to ensure their favours.—Good Stabling contiguous. N. B. Foreign W ink% and Spirits. wholesale and retail. 14r. An Ordinary at Two o'Clock. THAMES NAVIG NCHING ATION, AND THE El. ROM. IIAR lOUS CANALS BRA THER PERSONS interested in the Question now in Par liament for making various Canal. to and front pla,•eis in the River ibamrs, are respectfully informed, that au useful and cor rect Account of the Thames and his Navigation, and the Canals already made therefrom, is published, veth the Map, price 3s. plain, or as. 6d. interleaved with writing paper, and may be had of Asperne, 32, Cnrnhill; Taylor, sit, Holborn • Fuller, 61, Charing Cross:, or Mr. Gifford, 151 , Strand , London FOR THE USE OF SCHOOI S AND YOUNG LADIES. This day wit published, i•I 1 Stner. price ss. bound, THE FEMALE SPEAKER`; or Miscellineous Piects, in Prose and Verse, selected from the best Writers, and adapted to the use of young women, By ANNA LETITIA BARBAULD. Printed for in.eph Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Chinch-yard. 'this day were pt.blts , .ed, price us. 6d. is boards, embellished, with an emblematical Frontispixce TRUE STORIES, pr,INTERESTfNG ANFC- I DOTES of tHILDICEN ; designed,through the medium of Example, toinfultare Princtillts cif Iflrthe and Piety Be rite Author of " Lessons for Young Pereortein Humble Life. " Printed forLongman, Hurst, B-oes, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, Landon ; and for Wllson and bun, York. Sold also by J. Hateltarcl,•Plecidkny, Loodow. Of whom May be had, latelyiruhlishod, by the same Author, 1 rat Stories; or, Interesting Anecdotes of Young Persons, price in boardk4s. 6d. NEW ENCYCLOPADIA. This day was published, Vol. I prim-Xi 16c in boards, of r- VHE EDINBURGH ENCITLOPJEDIA; ori. Dictionary of Arts. Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature. Conducted IsLDAVID BREWSI'FR, I.L.D. P.R.S. and A S.E. Edinbuish : 'Primed for WM. Niackwoed, &e. &c. and pub. 'Vaud in London by John Murray, Robert Baldwin, Mid 1. M. Richardson. •.° A Prospectus of this Work, the first Volume of which has already- been twice reprinted, may be ptecured by application to any bookseller. his published in Parts at 9s. and in half Vols. at 18s. oath. The third Volume is in groat forwardaeis, and It is expected that the work will not cured fifteen. THE SHIPWRECK, A NOVEL, BY MR. EDGWOR.TH. In three Vt4annes duodecimo, puce 151. in boards, THE .SHIPWRECK; or, MEMOIRS of an IRISH OFFICER sad his FAMILY, a NoveL By THEODORE EDGWOR TH, Esq. Also, just published, in three Volumes duodecimo, price I Ss. FAIAL AMBITION ; or, The MT STERIIS of the Caveats, A Romance, in the style and manner of Mrs. Radraiffo. By A. V Forster, Esq. Royal West Middlesex. Militia. 1. London Printed for srboruas Tegg, No. 111 1 L'hespsttle ; William Allmon 31. New Bond-street o also M. buthelland, Bookselkr, Edinburgh. TEGGI NEW CI4II,ISNOLOGY, COgRiPI.0101:3;611. • Nil day was publkhed, • - ' • la One thick Priam Volume, with a fine engraved Frontispiece, Price 54.6 d. in boards, or 6s. Wound and lettered, THE NEW CHRONOLOGY ; or, Historian's Companion: Being an authentic iteginer of Events from the earli st period to the present time; comprehending an Epi trJne of universal History, ancient and modern, with a copious List of the most eminent Men iri all Alter of the World. Also an inuostuctm Essay on the Principles oiChronology, the'grand Dividous of Time, remarkable historical Eras, &c. By THOMAS TKGG. • Lnndon: Printed for the Editor, No. 111, Cheapalde; and may be proeared of any Bastoriter in England; also, of Mr. Su therland, Edinburgh, or Metals. Duncatts, Glaagow. FATAL AMEI PION—A ROMANCE. .-- This day was pabliebed, in Stull. 12mo, price 1 1 10 . in beards. FATAL AMBITION ; or, The MYSTERIES of the CAVERN t A Romance. Written In the stile add liaurr et hfri. Raileltfle. • • Ng A. V. FORSTER, Esq. Of the Royal West Middlesex Militia. " E'en all thaeltitd th same lased ills Incline; " Great IRCR eboose greater sins—AMbirion's mine !" London: Printed for flumes Pegg, No. 111, Cbeapaide, iatl Wm. Allmon, No. 31, New Bond-street. here may be bad, jest published, in !Ards. price 15s. ' he SHIPWRECK, or Nlemo.rs of an Irish Wirer and kb Family. A Novel, by Mr. E, slew th. This day was publithed t by J. Murray, Fleet street;. and R. 84.1- Ivill, Paternoster-row ; ha.udsoinely printed ia svo. with Two Maps, price es. No. I. of A GENERAL HISTORY and COLLECTION of VOYAGES and •I . RAVELS; arranged in systematic order; forming a complete History of the Origin and Progress of I....vigatica, Discovery, and Cm:intim by Sea and Land, from llre cariiest Ages to the present Time. By ROBERT KERR, F.R.S. and F.A.S. Ed. Printed for Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; John Murray, 32, Fleet-strcex; and R. Baldwin, 47, Paternoster-row, London. ••• This work will be completed lu 18 vole. evo ; and half a Volume will be published every two Months. Throughout the ork, a Series of Maps and Charts, sufficient for illustrating the Voydges and Travels, will be inserted ia their proper Placer. 'l'h.s day Was putfl:sbeal, prise Si. THE Second FArt . of a COURSE of LECTURES, -t• containing a Do:caption acid Systematic Arrangement of the seittral Branches of DIVINITY : accompanied with an Ac. am_ both of theprincipai Apthorsi and -of the progress'sthich bast bttn madc u diaiTtni 111.11rell iu 1 hreinglag LeatiAllg. liy HERBnit MAitnif, D. U. F. R. S. Margaret Protestor of Divinity. Sold by F. C. and J. R vington Paula Mirth. yard, and by J. INt:ghton, Cambridge. U. whom may be bad, the SecOnd - Stlftbm of the First Part of Dr. Lteturcs, prical 441 sod Ids I:satiation of Mi- hatotiotitlon to the New Tosaniemg in six tarp Vela. ?rice is boards, AS. fife ' as..o - • :" • ..• i * RELIEF OF THE BRITISH. PRISONERS IN PRANCE. . • THE COMMITTEE berg ta state, that there are I- at present upwards of 10,000 British Prisoners in the diffe rent Prisons of Prance, fur the most part in great distresa; and 1 that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of their sof , feringe, in some degree, by assisting them with. articles of °oath ing, Bedding, Fuel, and such other nesessaries as they stand the am.: in need of. ' 1 he Committee conceive that this is a case which mast excite ' the sympathy of their Countrymen at 'large ; and, therefore, without offering any elaborate address, they trust to their gene. Panty and humanity for supplying a sum commensurate to the occasion Subecriptiens are received at Lloyd's, and by all the Banking houses in London ; likewise by SirW.Forbes and Co. Edinburgu; Latouche and Co. Dublin ; Robert Shaw and Co. Dublin. Subscriptions advertised - ,5 5356 15 0 Subscriptions since received : r. R. Keddy ES 5 Pearson Walton, Esq, 5 5 I John Oliver 2 2 Lancelot Hadepe, Esq. 5 S John Boukott, Esq. 5 5 1 Tod, Spencer and Co. 10 30 John Cricket, E-.q 5 5 [ lhomas Kettlewell, Esq. 5 5 Geo. Robt. Wm. and Sap Brown, Sharps, and Co. S 5 muel Hibbert 10 10 Thomas, Roberts, and Samuel Samuel and Chas. Sutton 10 10 Turner 10 10 J. P. Carpenter, Esq. ,5 0 Bestson and M'Ghle 5 5 Chas. Bishop, tsq. 10 10 Bruce de Ponthieu, Bann Lord Viscount Dudley 1 and Co. 10 10 and Ward 105 0 ' A Collection at the Parish Randle%Viihrabam,lsq. 21 II ! °torch of Lime Regis, Hugh Stanger, Esq. 10 10 per the Rev. Michael P. Henderson 5 5' Babb. £22. 15a. lid. Samuel Prime 10 141 Ditto at the Baptist Cha- Thos. B. Oldfield IS IS pel at Ditto, per the Was. fawkener, Evq. 25 • 1 Rev. Mr. Scott ES. 14s. id. Mrs. Ann Wright, Del- D.tto at the Independent voids 10 0 Meeting at Ditto, per Mrs. E. Denyer, Dulwich 2 2 the Rev. Mr. Wheaton S 6 Davidson,Grabain it Co. 10 IS THOMAS hERLIUSON, Secretary. No. S, George-yard, THE IMPERIAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ENCOIi- RAGEMENT OF THE BRITISH FISHERIES. Under the Patronage of Hit Royal Highness the Price of Wezes, also d His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, and • The Most Noble the Marquis of La MSDOW mz, The Must Noble the Marquis CORNWALLIS. The Right Hon. the Earl of Moien, The Right Honourable Lord HOLLAND. Capital .C 500,000, with liberty to exteinl the same to any Sum not exceeding One Million. • IN addition to this distingiiished Patronage, the proposed ['latitudes has met with the approval, and will receive the sbpport of The Right Hon. Giotto& Rom, M. P.' George Erg, Esq. M. P. John Stanifor: h, Esq M. P. John Denr, Esq. M. P. Samuel Whitbread, Esq. M. P. George Hibbert, Esq. M.P. J. P. Anderdon, Esq. Thomas 'Ames, Esq. M.P. Henry David.on, F.sq. Richard Sharp, Esq M. P. John Pearse, Esq. . As well as the following Gentlemen who have been appointed •a Committee to organize the Constitution of the Company, and to carry the same into execution, with power to admit such o her Gentlemen to be Memben thereof, as may be of service to the Company: Henry Bonham, Esq. M. P. William James, Esq. Charles Grant, Esq. M P. Lewis Lloyd, Esq. Win. Huskisson, Esq. M. P. Wm. Mitchell, Egg, John Ramsbottem, Esq. M.P. 'I hos. Wm. Plummer, Esq. William Abbott, Esq. Rev David's'. Powell, A. M. John Collett, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq. William Christie, Esq. John Peter Rasch, Esq. John Daubeny, L. L. D. Wm. Tooke Robinson, Esq. Thomas Esdalle, Esq. James Ramsay, Esq. John Ede, Esq. Rev. Thos. Stephens, D. D. Rev. Joseph Fortune, A. M. Henry Smith, Esq. Peter Free, Esq. George Silk, En. J. Hilton, Esq. James Soret, Esq. John limes, Esq. • Waller Rodwell Wright, Esq. The Public am respectfully informed, that Subscription Books for raising the above Capital, are now open at the following Bankers:— Messrs. Down, Thernten, Pree and Down, . Messrs hints, Lloyd sad Co. • Messrs. Ramsbottbms, Newman, Ramsbottotik and Co. Messrs. Henries, Farquhar and Co. Prospectuses of this great national Institution may be obtained at the abeve Bankers, and at Messrs. Fortune and Everth's, Lower Thantereereet. ARMY. .'`MILITARTUI"ABLISHMENT for supplying °fleets of hialgejesty's Army with Regimentals and Ay- I ,pointments of all deleriptiens, for every Regiment in the British Service, both for Home and Foreign Service, conformable to the .Regulations ordered by the ddfirent Commanding OBlcersi and approved by the Commander-in-Chief, at a shoner notice, and from 15 to 1'.6 per Cent. under the regular credit charges, for Ready Money or Agent's Acceptances only, at Solomon and Sons, Manufacturing Taylors, Laeemen, Embroiderers, and Sword Cutlers, No. 2, New-street, Covent-Garden, London. ARMY. KING-STREET, MINT JAMES'S, ROYAL MILITARY EQUIPMENT and POKTUOAL CLOAK WAREHOUSE, For expediting the fitting out of Officers ordered for Foreign S:rvice. puLSFORD and SE RGEANT, Military Taylors anti Manors/curers of Water-pronf Cambiet ittnfils Royal HlOness the Prince Rent, Dukes of York antitumberland, and Princess Sophia of Gloucester, have the %moor to inform -time Nobility and Genty that this much admired Article Is war ranted impervious to wet for any duration, and is particularly calculated for a warm climate, u Cairalry and Boat Cloaks, Cor nets Coat, Mantles, Shooting Coats, Ste. &c. Can only be had of them, the Inventors and Sole Proprietors, King-street, Saint James's, and Southaiwton-street, Strand. A LSE MARVA .61.11 ET, and OLD BOND-STREET. IREEHOItP SPACIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE. and ELI GIBLE I‘ISIISE and SHOP, In OLD BOND-STREET, • TO BE BOW BY AUCTION—Sy Mr. ROBINS, At Gerraway's Coffee-house, on Thursday, February 21st, at 'Twelve, In One I.dt, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a very substantial and desirable spacious Family Residence, situate No. it, on the East side of Albemarle-street, planned for the accommodation of a family of distinction, con taining six Sleeping-rooms and Closets on the upper floor; the • second storey, four capital Bed-chambers, with Closets. two Dressing-rooms, and a Water-closet; first floor, a spacious and elegant Drawing-room. about. 38 feet by 25, handsomely finish ' ed , a back Drawing-room, excerent Bed-Chamber, Dressing- HtrPOTlli and Water-closet; ground floor, a spacious paved En ance-hxll, Breakfast-room, Dining-parlour, with Recess Li brary, and Wirer closet; principal and secondary Staircases; 'the batement story contains an eaten/lye Range of Servants IDlfices suitable for a large establishment, an open airy Yard at the back; ' also thuee eligible Premises adjoining, at the East end, said In front of Old Bond-street, oamprising a compact Dwell ing -house, and a spacious roomy Shop and Warehouse, us posses , sion of Messrs. Brookes and Co. To be viewed by tickets. Particulars on the premises; of E. Shepherd, Zo Solicitor, Great Russell -street, Bloomsbury; at Garraw ay's • and of Mr. Robins, Warwicludaraet,l4l62-square, .f who. film far virmlig say ha bail . . - . ~• • • I. •_ • , CIAITIAL LIFE INTEREST, upwards of ONE THOUSAND • POUNDS per anneal, issuing from GROUND REN FS ' and highly Improvable Property, HIG HBURY-PLACE. and TER RACE, sad LAND aajoining. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, February 21, at 12,in One Lot, by order of the Assiguees of Messrs. Dawes and Noble, HE Valuable and IMPROVEABLE PRO .L . PEATY, issuing from Ground'kents and improved Rents, Highbury-place,Highbury 'Terrace and Meadow Land adjois ing, near Islington, only one mile from London ; the present Rent amounting to upwards of £lOOO per annum; eld fur the lite of John Dawes, F.si. a healthy Gentleman, aged 37 years ; the pre sent Rental of the Estate amounting to upwards of £6OOO per an num ; and as the Leases fall iu they become the Property of the Purchaser dung the Life. Particulars at the late Banking-house of Messrs. Dawes, Noble, and Cu. Pall-Mall ; ut Messrs. Scott and Illasnire, New-square, I Lincoln's inn ; at earraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. CAPICAL PLANTATIONS h the - ILIND of t.RENADA, SPOON'S HALL., as SV•OONER'S HALL, In the Parish of St. MARK, coots** 43 Acres, with Messuages and neces sary Buildings, andobwat iOO Negroes on the Estate. By Mr. ROBINS, At GarraWay's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thurs day, the 21st February, at 12 o'clock, in One Lot, by Order 01 the Assignees of Mr. 305 N DAwcs, 'THREE undivided TENTH SHARES of the capital Plantation, Spoon's Hall or Spooner'. Hall, situate in the parish of at. Mark, in the Island of Grenada, containing 452 Acres, be the same more Jr less, wttu the Messuages, Housus, Store and Curing-houses, Mills, Buildings, and other erections thereon, and the Negroes on the Plat.t.t.un, amounting to about one hundred. Particulars may be had at the late Banking-house of Messrs. Dawes, Noble and Go. Pall Mali; * of Messrs. Jcots and Blamire, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Kobus, Warwick-street, Golden squz:re. GOVERNMENT TON I'INE ANNUITIES, 1789, First Class; Irish Tontine of 1775; Lord Cork's 'Tontine of 17119; and Shares in the Mines Royal Copper Company. By Mr. RUBINS, At Oarraway's, on Thursday, Feb. 91, at Twelve, In Lots, by Order of the Assignees of Messrs. D.iwes, Noble, and Co. VOUR Original SHARES iµ the Government TONTINE ANNUITIES of the Year 1789, with the ben*• fit of Survivorship, the interest arising therefrom payable half yearly. One valuable, Share in the Irish Tontine of 1773, the in terest arising therefrom payable half-yearly in London, producing £E7 per cent. per annum, clear of all deductiohs, with the benefit of survivorship One Share in Lord Cork's Pontine of 1789, of the First Class, producang £6 per cent. per annum, vyitli the be nefit of survivorship. Seven Shares in the valuable Concern the Mines Royal Copper Company. Particulars may be bad ten days previous to the sale, at the la'e Banking-house of Messrs. Dawes, Nohle, and CO. Pall-mall ; of Messrs. Scott and Blamire, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's; and ` , of n( Mr. Robin., Warwick-street, Golden-square. .; LIFE IN FEREST in the FUNDS, SHARES in the GLOB INSURANCE, London Mill Company, New Theatre koya Covent-Garden, litavendonary and Contingent Interests, and Life Interest in an Estate at Peckham. By Mr ROBINS, At Carraway's, on Thursday, February 21, at Twelve, In T ors, by Order of the Assignees of Messrs. Dawes, Noble, and Co. 'THE LIFE INTE RESTafJOHNDAWES, Esq. aged 57 years, to the Dividends on £6550 Its 10d. Three per Cent. Consols, and to the Dividends on 23744 15s.fid. Three per Cent. Reduced, vested In Trustees of the first respectability An undivided Share in the Tolls arising from part of the Naviga tion of the River Wye, producing upwards of £lOO per annum, payable half-yearly in I,ondon. Sixteen Shares In the Globe In surance Company, a rising and profitable concern. Twenty Shares in the London Mill Company. One Share in the Nevi Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, producing a clear £25 per annum, and a fret admission to the 'Theatre. A contingent interest in two se venal Legacies of £3OO and .C2OO. 'I he Life Interest of the said John Dawes, Esq. in an Estate at Peckham, the rental of which is Can per annum, and the prodace of the Land-tax on ditto. Particulars may be had ten days previous to the sale, at the la•e banking-house of Messrs. Dawes, Noble, and Co. Pall Mall ; Messrs. Scott and blarnire, .Solicitors, Linculn'a Inn ; at Gura way'►; and of Mr. Robins. ELIGIBLE COPYHOLD EJ IE, NhW END-.QUAKE, HANIPs I EA!), MIDDLESEX. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's,on Thursday, February 91st, at 12, In Two Lots, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. Dawes, Nome, and Co. a di N eligible COPYHOLD ESTATE , . delight fully situate in New End-square, Hampstead; command- ' log most extensive and beautiful Views. Lot 1. Comprises a desirable Dwelling-house, in the oecupa ' tion of, and on Lease to, Mr. King, of which two years and a half were unexpired at Christmas last ; containing on the upper floor, three excellent Attics, two capital Bed-rooms and Dr. so ing-room ;on the first Boor, a spacious Entrance-hall, capital Sitting-room; on the ground floor, convenient Mites in the Basement, adjoining; mid comniunicating with the House is as other Building, containing five Rooms, a neat Fore-court En trance, an excellent piece of Garden-ground, detached Wash house, Coach-house, and two-stall Stable. Lot 2. An eligible brick-built Dwelling-house, conveniently plarned for the accommodation of a Family, with a Pleasure ground in front, and good Garden at one side ; and opposite t• the House is a piece of Ground, occupied as a Ki chen garden, in which is an tut:client Spring of Niter, late in the occupation of Mr. Beasley. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants; Particulars on the Pre mises ; at the late Banking-house of Messrs. Dawes, Noble, and Co. Pall-Mall ; of Messrs. Scott and Blamire, New-square , Lin coln's Inn • at Garraway's ; and et Mr. ikabisa, Warvisk , Gleijaptisare. I • •••!...." SUSSEX.—CAPITAL OAK !MISER. - Early in March heat, in Lo 1, FOUR 'I I .HOUSANII NINE HUNDRED and SEVENTY-FOUR OAK TREES, now standing on the 'caste of the Manor of Franabeld. And NINE! ERN HUNDRED andorl-illt OAK TREES, now standing on parts of Ashdown Fersat, called Daddleswad and the Vassibery, in Maresfield. The whole of this limber is within a few miles of Lewis, Or of the Upper Ouse Navigation. Robert Driver, 6f Frantaeld, awl Thomas Funnell, of the Vatchery, wilt *hew the above 'Timber, and furnish particulars of the Lets in which it will be sold. Further particulars may be known, on application to Moult. lieper and Son, at Lewes; or Mt. Thomas Markwiek, at Chalky. The day and plies siisale will be adverisei in a future P 1114• TY FHERINGTOS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN LOTS, At the MaccleifieLl Arms Inn, in Macclesfield, in thts•Comsty of Chester, some time in the Month of March nest, of which Notice will be giv'en, and printed particulars will be ready for delivery before the day of sal-, A GOOD Substantial DWELLING-HOUSE, 1* with Barns, Stables, Cow-hobos, and convenient Out bedding', and One Hundred and Twenty Acres (Statue aka sore) of excellent Land, hearty sar ounding the Hoe*, situate at 'Eytherington, within one mile of Macclesfield. • The Estate is Freehold (Lead Tax redeemed), and adjoins upon the Turnpike Rood leading from Macclesfield to Stockport Mr. George Brooke, the Tenant, will permit the Premises to be viewed, and further Particulars may be.had on application by letter, to be poet paid) to Mr. Wilson, Solicitor, 1 6, Gres chic-street, Batton-Carden; or Mir: Wsairea, 3aUcuer, Years, near Sheffield, Yorksitire. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCCICIA, At the Locdon Tavern, Fozbole-street, Plymouth, oh Twain' the sth day cfMarCh mat, at Twelve cielock, THE beautiful Copper - bottomed Sbip LE CHARLES, measuring 389 7=98 Tons. This ihiris perfectly new, being taken on tier first ender* by His Majesty's ship Amelia, the lion. F. I'. lair, Captain, after a long and severe ckace : she is constructed after the extet me. - del of that famous privateer le Brave, (now hi. Maj isty's ship Harbadoes) built by the same artist, and was - et/raids/red the finest and fastest sailing privateer belonging to the enemy. She is pierced for 22 guns, has a figure head, two decks; with a large hold, is abundantly supplied with new and valuable stores, has excellent accommodations, possesses every good quality that can be desirable nth a ship, and toff be sent to sea directly at a trifling expence.—immediately i6et wards will be All her Guns, Powder, Shia, and sundry warlike stem, tor. tiler with a quantity of Wine, some Brandy, Bread, and othaO Provisions; about SOO Pigs Iron Ballast, &c. &c. And thin, :The pod Prussian built Galhan LA SOPHlE—Admeasuree 133 $-94 Tons. :psis is a strong burthensorae Vessel, in good repair, has a eel roomy hold, of easy draught of water, and takes theiround well g captured and condemned as Prize to his Majesty's ship snapper, Lieutenant WILLIAM JINKINI, Commander. and a squad: on at his Majesty's ships then lying in Basque Roads. Also her Cargo, conalating of 133 Pieces of capita/ Oak Time ber for ship-butlding, principally of large dimensions, and a feet long Oak Plank. And then eight valuable Riga Masts, measuring from 63 to 72 feet in length, and from 90 to 26 inches in diameter. • (rhe above limber and Muti are wed deserving the attentiel of ship Owned and BiUlders.)—Afterwards, The good Ketch LA JELINE JuLizrrE—Adineasurin g 55 83-94 Tons. This Vessel is In good repair, sad from bet peculiar con: *traction, is admirably adapted for river or canal navigation s condemned as Prize to his Majesty's ir g Nlonkey 4 Lieutenant TIOIIAI PITZOiiALD, Commander. A.nd then her Cargo, consisting of French Salt. After which will be Sold, The good Lugger SAN ANTONIO DE PADUA Y ANIMAS, Measuring 57 66-34 Toes She is a strong Spanish built vessel, has a large bold, sails and takes the ground well, and would . make a good coaster; coti demned as Prize to his Majesty's ship Amazon, Joan broil Esq. Captain. Also 10 Serons Peruvian Bark, landed front the said Prize. And then the tollowing Goods, viz. 15 Casks and Cases, containing 4430 pair Soldiers' Shoos 13 Cases, containing 740 pair Soldier's Caps 1 Ditto, containing 'Fapells and Trimmi :gs for ditto 1 Ditto, containing Oil Case Coverings fur ditto 1 Ditto, containing Rosettes, Tufts, and Brass Ornamts fur Caps, Shoulder Straps, &c. 1 DI . 13 containing Watches, Gold Lace, 'Epaulets, Gold ..arbroidered Stars, and other Military urtaments for Officers, and sundry articles of Jewellery. Being part of t►e Cargo of I'lltpoir, condemned as Prise to hla Majesty's ship Asneba, the Hon. F. P. Irhy, Captain. The under-mentioned Vessels are also for Sale by Private Cons tract, viz. A NEW PRIZE BRIG, burthen about 110 Tons (foreign bulk, but free), is strongly fastened and treenailed, sails and takes the ground well; she is a most desirable vessel for the coasting employ, or for any trade her dimensions will suit ; is completely rigged and well stored, and may be sent to sea immediately. A BRIG, about 200 Cons barthen ; a psricularly strong oak. bulk vessel, (foreign built, but free), in excellent repair, k abun dantly suppued witb good and use ful stores, takes the ground well, has two flush decks, would make an excellent euxster, 'transport, or victualler ; is fitted for a dry cargo, well adapted for the West Indian or Mediterranean trade, and in a I respects calculated to make a profitable merclia , ouars--ohe Is ready foe' sea immediately.—And the following Gocils ; SS Sales best Louutsiana Cotton Woo'. 118 Hogsheads Superior Red Wines (trench). and is Ditto Vin de Grave. (One Concern.} The above Wines are of the best quality, and well suited to U., East or West India, or American Markets. For Inventories, catalogues, and further information, apply tis THOMAS COIL, Gorage.strest, Flyrnoutss. raniary Is, , . , di -