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4,;(cti • raP _ • • 17_ • . 0 4. • - •1 " % f: s it, . • (.) . le • • \l/4,t,„ I‘, N'-: :140.14111- ler% I SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1807 ITUMBER :6581 This day was publlllted, Engraved on a large Folio Sheet, price 7s. LORD BACON's DISTRIBUTION of KNOW LEDGEA-A into PARTICULAR SCIENCES, reduced to a MAP; or, An Abltradt of the Treadle De Augmentis Scien ti,artun. • HUMP. and BELSHA M's HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the harlieft Records to the Prete= time, complete. M R. PHILLIPS ha s th e h onour to i ntro d uce to the notice and patronage of the Public the °nit , complete, refpeetable and uniform Series of Englint Hiftory which has ever been written. 1 MCI 81X-PINCV e _ NEW PLAN OF FINANCE SIMPLIFIED. Ste..! This day was publifhed, price sa 6dc FULL REPOR of Lurd HENRY PETTY's A SPEECH on THE BUDGET, with an ACCURA DETAIL of the NEW PLAN of FINANCE. The Tnates of CALCULATION llCCElfary for its I LLUS IRA no" This PARIPULET contains a CLEAR and COM ER EN NSIVEVIEW of this ItscosTosr PROJEC r. Tozether with the lllt logy of the various Ft. N DS for paying off tfle liA r 10 , 3 At Ora r, &e. Printed for J. Ridgway, opitntite Bond Rreet, Alfo, tft—Lord Hi NAY Peri es SPILCII on the State &the PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, IS. 2d— PAPERS which form the late NadOMATICX with FR ANC E, in French and Englith, by Authority, 6s. 3d- L —Mr Wlli EAD'S S:Er.C.i on the tate Negochtlon, as. Publifhed br Longman, Hurft, Reel. and Orme, Paternofter row. Mr. FiLIME's Hi ftory WTI brought by that writer down to the period of the Revolution, and Mr. iSELSHAM has taken up the narrative from the Revolution, and brought It down to the Peace of Amiens in dm. Both works form an uniform Series of Twenty Volume•, and they may Row be had of every Bookfeller in Town and Country, price EIGIIT POUNDS in hoards. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. 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ENUINE PORTER and ALE, bright beyond T example, brewed from MALI' anal HOPS only, and fent out Genuine, a s brewed, atteßed upon Oath, viz.- 4. 1, Jon N WA LSRY. the Brewer of all the Beer brewed at lb.! lan} eri + l Brewery, at Batterfea.do folemnly make oath, and fwear, that finee the date of the laß.Albdavit, I have continued to Brew both the Pprter and Ale fiornMalt and Hops only, wholly exempt front any caber logredienta o r Adulteration whatever, and that the fameis fens out Geruineets brewed. (.; " JOHN WALSBY.” Sworn at the Manfinn-Hotife; in pretence of the Right HouriurAlit the Joni Mayor, thi• 4th Day of February, in the Year of Our I.nr4, tBo7. (Signed) W I.LIGPITON, Mayen'. . . Private Families are faiplied for ready money only, with Porter at the rate of 6d. per Quart, and Ale at the rate of per (tart, in Calks of Thirty.fix. Twenty fever, and Eighteen Gallons each. Shippers ea* Exporters with any Quantity, on the ufnal terms. The Beer will Rand the Telt of any Climate when brewed for Exportation, Mr WALSBY'S Beers have for thefe Ten Years raft, Rood un riralkil for brilliancy and foundnefs, both at home and abroad, beirg brewed upon a principle peculiar to bifida: A (ply to Meffrs. Falconar, Walfby, and Co. imperial Brewery Fatttrb-a, Surrey, or Meas. Bowriop and Co. No. Bs, New- Bond • it met. The ONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN BRIDGE WELLS WARE, next ALBANY, PICCADILLY. ROBINSON begs to inform the Nobilitrand Pub- AN. lic, that be is cooftantly receiving from his MaoufaCtory at Tunbridge Wells, a frefh fppply of goods of every dcfcription in the above line, confifting of Work, Writing, Drawing, and Back gammon Tables, richly inlaid In Mofait Work ; alto Work, Writ ing, Drawing, Net ting,and Card Boxes. Card Racks, Ornamented Bellows. 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A fu.l Analyfis of Kotzebue's Travelt through Italy. P. fined for Ftleumto Pal tun, No. 6, Bridge Rivet, slack friars, and to be had of all Bookfellers, either as publiNel in monthly Numbers, at 24 6d. each, or in halflearly Volumes, a: tr. each ; whom alfo may be had, all the preceding Numbers of Volumes, togetber or feparately. ARMY: ACAPTAIN in a tingle' Battalirm Regiment, (ta tionca at Ceylon. willtes to txcbange to a fecond BattalliOn Regiment in England —Letteta additeffttl (pottpaiti)..to A. IL at the New Exchange Coffee Hoefe t Strode wilthe itmorAinalg, at. tended to. FOR SALE, At the Timber Yard, known by the name of the Prifon YArd, in Plymouth, On Friday, the 17th of February Hiatt, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, _ _ _ _ _ A BOUT t to,ooo Feet n( rc•y Choice HON DURAS MAHOG I ,NY. Foe viewing the fame and Catalogues, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Plymouth, Feb. 7, 0137. Merchant, Plvn-oath. PORTS vIOUTH. At the Quebec Tavern, Portfmouth, en Tuefday. the 24th day of February, 1807, at Eleven o'Clock. in the Forenoon, ABOUT' woo BRAZIL COLONEIA HIDES in excellent condition. imported per the Portuguefe Brig Portugal, Manual Da Silva, Comntantier, detained and fent into the Port of Portfmouth, by his Majesty's (hip Richmond, on her Voyage frotn Lifbon, ttound to Antwerp . The Goods may be Peen, and further particulars known, three days previous to the Sale by arpiicarion to James Day, jun. the Mailer on Board ; or ar the (bet wc Tavern. PORTS MOU CH. At the Qaebee Tavern, Portfmouth on Tuefday, the 24th day of February, 1807, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, 'THE HULL of the DAuilh Brigantine ELIZE, J- of Altona, E. H. Kratz, Commander, Burthen about t4O Tons, as the now lies in Portfmouth Harbour. lininetii ttely after the ab me will be Suici, in ceparate I.ntl, _ _ _ . _ The Malls, Anchors, i Wes, Saqs, Boos, Spars, Yards, itiz eng, Stores, and Materials of the faid brig. The whole to be viewed, and Catalogues had, three days previ ous to the Sale, by application to jatnes . Day, jun. the Mall, r on Board; or at :be Quebec Tavern. FREEHOLD FARMS, LANDS, MANSION-DOUSE, GARDEN GROUNDS. and Sundry Mefruages, In and near the Town of Sherborn, Dorfetfhire. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Meta. SKINNFFt, DYKE, and Co. On Saturday, Feb. 28, puntleally at Three, at the King's Arms Inn, Sherhorn, in Fifteen Lots, By order of, or before tsvo of the Commiffioners appointed to con trail for the Redemption of Land Tax, 'TWO defitable FREEHOLD FARMS, called Darichole and Trill, and fundry Lands and Garden Ground, containing about Ninety Acres of excellent Land, fini als. at eafy eiflanccs from the town of Sherborn—alto a Specious Nlanfien Houle, Officer, Garden, and levet, Meffnages, Malting, Workfhops, and Gardens, fituate in the town of Sherhorn. in the necupation et rofretable tenants at will, and for terms of ptar: except the fvleffiages on lives—the estimated value about aJoL per Annum. To be viewed by applying to the tenants. Printed particulars may be had at the place of file ; alfo at the Red Lion, Shaftelbury ; Mermaid, Yeovil ; Greyhound, Wincan ton ; of Mr. Langdon, Printer, Sherborn ; Meffrs Bray, Solici tors, Great Ruffe!Ultrect, London . and of Meirrs. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Alderfgate-ftreet, where a plan may be fren. SOMERSEFSHI RE. ELIGIBLE AND . 1 MPIOVEABL E FREEHOLD EiTATES TO LIE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT, THREE CAPITAL FREEHOLI) FARMS, nearly within a Ring Fence; containing approprllte wlcl fuages, Barng. Stables, and other fultable Convehiencts for Cattle ; connected with valuable and highly improvable Lamls, in Arable, Meadow, and Failure, amounting to 6tB A. s R. 2P. statute mcafure. The above Farms are lltua•c in the Parith of Piltnn, in a re• markably healthy and pitturefque part of the County of Sumer fct, tz miles from Bath, five from Wells and Glattanbury, and two from Shepion Mallet—all good market towns. The !;Elates abound with Lime, Mark, and blue lye: ftone, of a fingularly valuable quality for building. Five Hundred and !'wen. ty five Acres of the above are Tithe free; and many of the Paßure Lands have not hem ploughed for near half a century, which, if converted into tillage, would not only produce abundant crops for many years, without the aid of manure, but increafe the annual income of the ERates to a confiderable amount. A river runs nearly through the centre of the Farms; with which a confiderable part of the adjoining Lands may be irrigated at a moderate espence, anti converted to valuable Water Meadow. A quantity, con taining 8 A. 2 R. has already been floated as a fpecitnen. The allow rftates are let to the refpe.aive tenants from year to year. The Timber to be taken at a valuation by two indifferent men mutually chufen. Mr. Hicks, one of the tenants, will fliew the Eftates ; and par. titulars may be known of Wks. Fooks and Fvcred, folicitors, Shepton ,Mallet; or of W. Upjohn, Land and Timber Surveyor, Can Cottage, near Shaftelbury, where Plans and defcriptive Par ticulars may be fecn.—(Letter*, polt paid.) GOO L) WOOD, SUSS EX TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN WHITE and SON, At Ware/beech, on Thurfday the 26th of February, 18:7, and following days, THE truly Valuable and Extenfive LIVE and DEAL) STOCK, of the late Duke of RICHMOND, froru the fcvcral Farms. The live Stock comprifes upwards of Fifty very clever w, II bred Cart Hodes, moldy of the highly diftingitifh.3l Soil°la tit red, four Cart Colts and Fillies, riling from two to three yt at old, 'laver, well bred Hacks, riling from two to five years 01,1, feven - een thorough-bred Colts, from two to five years old, fevrn Suffolk Colts and Fillica' Foals, fix Emtlifh Aires. fifteen very fioe working Oxen, one beautiful Norman and two Suffolk Bulls, two three yearling Heifers in Calf. two two yearling Heifers, two one yearling titters, (even yearling Heifers, four fine Cows, fiery two-tooth true bred South down Ewe, in Lamb, fixty four cowl ditto in ditto, fifty fix-tooth ditto in ditto, too Ewe Lambs and twenty well bred South-down Rams, of his Grace's breed-- twelve Sows and two Boars. The Dead Stock comprifes twenty firm built Waggons of vari ous defcriptions, ten large Dung Carts, eight one horfe ditto, twenty Plouglie,fifteen HarrOW9, an retentive affortment of ?revs, thin, plough, coach and waggon Herne's, and various other Effeas, very numerous, and will be inferred in Catalogues, which may be had at One Shilling each, returned to Purchafers, at the following Inns: Swan and Dolphin, Chit:triter ; Crown, Arundel; Half Moor, Petworth; Star, Shoreham; Old Ship, Brighton; White Hart, !.ewes; Eagle, and Alves!, &Hilburn: King's Arm s , Oisddinisigg White Hart,Guildfird; White Lion, Cobham; Dolphin, South. aropton; Fountain, Portfmouth ; Royal Oak, Portfea; White Hart, Havant; Crown, Emfworth; Garrawno Coffee Haul' London; and of Nleirrs. White and :on, Auetioneers, North s ftreet. Chichefter. The Effcl. may be viewed two day.: previens to the Sal ,br applying to Mr. John Andrews, at Boxtrove Earn. The Sale to begin precifily at Half belt fon. THIRD TIME. THRATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY nirr, FEB KUAkY 23, 1807, will be adted a New Play, in Five Adis, calla . THE CURFEW. Written by L. Tom n, Efq. Author of The Homer MooN. The Moue compofed by Mr. AT - rwoole. N on , / ,,,,..—Hagh de Trpey, Mr.,Barrymore ; Robert, Mr. Ban flitter; Bertrand, Mr. H. Siddons ; Walter, Mr. Pcnley ; Philip, Mr. Eyre. Matilda Mrs. Powell; Florence, Mils Duncan. .1)A N es—Fst/barkijog, Mr. RIME; ;• Armftrong. Mr. Palmer; Conrad, Mr Mathews, Herman, Mr. Caries. • With a Glee and Chorus of Banditti. which will be added elle•Mele.Dratne of irEt.o,A .or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. This Evening—The Curfew ; with the Devil to Pay.