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T ( v4vx C 7 41 = s .41 : • . • - . 2 /c -k&•• j/ rE 247; • r 41 • . , • .* -4 \ ..APF • • - 0 • c SATURDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1807 iiumßEß 904 PRICE SIX-PHNCE. THEA rout ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 26, vriU be aged die Comedy of THE HONEY MOON. This day was publilibed in Oetavo, price 75. in boat*. AN ESSAY on die THEORY of MONEY and of EXOHANGII.—By THOMAS SMI CH. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies. Strand. ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY -FOR FIRE, LIVES CITY OF LINCOLN. AT a molt refpetable Meeting of the Freemen r f the City of Lincoln, rendent in Landon, heLl this - tk lay of December, zilo7, at the Nag's , had. Lealher-lane, Mr. CHARLES AS 'AL/4 in the Chair, AND ANNUITIES. PRESIDENT, Sir CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, Ban. bate. Mr. Plliftoniltolando, Mr. itWelitCount Montalban, Mr. Holland ; Balthazar. Mr. Wroughton; Lampedo, Mr. Mathews; Jaques, Mr. Penley ; Juliana, Mils Duncan ; Vo lance, Mifs Mellon Hondo, Mn. Sparks. To which win be added (for the zoth time) a New Melo- Drama, in two Adts, called FOREST TREES. ELLA ROSENBERG. Cr On Monday, George lliarnwell ; after which will be pro. itlced (never performed) a Grand and Comic Pantomime. called tuibond ; or Harlequin Negro, in which Mr Laurent will make is firit appearance on this Rage, in the charader of the Clown. STATE LOTTERY OF :Loco TICKETS, Begins DRAWING the Bth of MARCH, lea. To be Drawn In Ten Days. SCHEME. 3 Prize: of Lio,cco arc £60,c00 3 Moor: .-- 300,00 4 -•-• 5,000 •-• 20(.:00 10 --- 1,000 - 20,000 3* Soo 13,c00 45 -- 100 4.5 0 0 60 -- so 3 ,coo 1,000 -- II ••• 21,0:.0 3,100 ••••-•.m. IS 76,5)0 Zs ,000 Tickets. £sso.oco NO FIXED PRIZE. -rHE aoove Sco EssF, with /%1•4 Three Blanks to a -s- Prize, contains ntarly Dcuble the Number of Capital Prizes of any Lottery fur many Years pat. though many of thufe Lotteries codified of 6.1e0:a Tickets. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - £2O 19 0 Half - f,to 15 0 Eighth La 15 6 Garter - 5. 9 0 1 Sixteenth t 8 0 TICKETS and SHAk Es are now felling by HAZARD, BURNS, and Co. _ - Stock-Brokers, at thcir State Lowy Oflicc, Royal Exchange, London ; Who bavalikewife on Sale, Tiakets and Shares in a great variety of :Inn:furs in the GRAND et ry LOT l'fRY, Of Freehold iioufes, difchargtd of Land-Taz, CON rAir:r:G Capital Prizes to the ATIOLIII: of Litc4, , ,00 viz 2 rained at 425,0:0 7 valued at £4 et* a 7,7.0.? 6 3,0c0 4 "''''''' 6 000 I --- 1.000 PRESEIS r PRICE. Ticket - 4:7 14g. I-lalf • £4 o o, EiOtli ti r o Q2!arter - 2 I c i Fix:tenth 010 6 To be Drawn in iiiuilithall, 26th April, 1808. . FAULICENER. This day was publithed, price -as/ad. FAULKENER, a Tragedy ; as it is perfuming with great Applaufe at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane. By WILLIAM GOD11:114. Printed for RIC HA an POILLITI, No 6, Bridge Brett, Mack. Elate, and to be had of all Bookfillera Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, The Lire of CLIAOCaIt, in four Volumes aro. price 1116 s in boards. Alfo, CALZI WILLIAMIST I.son—and Fit ITWOOD. COUNTY OF YORK ELECTION, 'Soy. This day was publiffied, Handfoniely printtd in Svo, Mice Ica 6d in boards, r) 'HE POLL for REPRESEN I'ATIVES in PARLIAMENT for the COUNTY of YORK, begun at the Cattle of York on Wednefday May so, and finally clofed on l•I iday Jone s. rSoy. RICHARD EOL:NTAYNF. WILSON, Efg. High Sheriff. CANDIDATES WiLLIAI.I \VILISERYORCE. Efq. 'The Right Hon. Lord MILTON. The Hon HINNY LASCILLES Arranged figs the Sheriff,' l'nll Souks, under the dir,dlion and lapse - lion of the Under Sheriff. Printed for J. Moorman, No. as, Poultry. London; and for Jodd, Won and Spence, and J. Wolftcoh ohne, York. - This day wat publifhed. Handfoinely prktedin One large Volume Ozarto, and ilialtrated with a Portrait of the Author, and numerous other Engravings of Views, Ceram:min &c. regrows! from Original Drawings by Heath, Lowry, Neagle., Ste. Price 21 zs. bd. in Boards, The Second Edition of ADI ACCOLIN r of the ENGLISH COLONY V NEW SOUTH WALES, friers is lirit tiettkin.ut In January tySE, to the year clot : with Remarks no the Difp be tions, Cußoms, Manners, lac. of the Native int , ahitants of that Country; to which arc added fame Particohrs of New Zealand. compiled, by Permifilan, from the MSS. of Lieutenant Govtator Xing ; and an account of a Voyage performed by Captain Roden and Mr Bafs, by which the exiitence of a Strait, feparating Van Dieman's Land from the Continent of New Holland, was 2kt:r ealised: abitradted from the Journal of Mr Bak. By Lieutenant Colonel COLLINS, of the Royal Marines, feveral Tears Judge Advocate and Secretary of the Colony, and now Lieutenant Governor of Port Philip . Printed for T. Cadet! and W Dories, Strand. ISOGARTH'S WORKS (A New Edition, in Two Volumes, Quarto.) This day was publiftted. Price Half a Guinea on Deng Paper, or price Otte Guinea on Royal Paper. with Proof !mime! No I. to VIII. GENUINE WORKS OF WILLIAM HOGARTH (to be comprifcd in Sizreen Numbers. each Number c •ntaining Seven or sight Prints. and about Forty of I.rtter profs) illititrated with Biographical Anecdotes, a Chru bological Catalogue, and Commenta y. By JOHN NICHOLS, F.S.A. Edin. and Perth. and the late GEORGE STEEVENS, Efq. F.R S. a nd F _ Printed for Longman. Hurft. Rees anelOrme, Paternotter row. The Works of the inimitable Hogartio have not only been fought for with avidity in his native country, blat have been ad mired by every civilized nation in the world. Since hi.; d.-ath various Editions of his Works, have, front time to time, been offered to the Public. But without attempting to deprecate any of the former Editions, it is prefumed that the prcfent Work will, from its elegance and c!lopnef+, (taw: utuivalled. The whole Work will kc comprifed in Siztcen Numbers, mak ing, when complete, two bandfone Volumea in Q2arto. By adopting this fize in preference to the diminutive Octavo or the ponderous Folio, and printing the Letter peers iu Qpirto to hind up with the Plates, the Plan of this Edition will from any that have preceded it, at , . I obviate many objet ione to former kidt *one of the Works of Hogartb. This day was publifised, a New Edition, with Plates, in boards, T HE FORES P RUNER AND TIMBER. OWNER'. ASSISTANT—being a complete Treatife on the Training and Management of BRI nal TIMBER TREES; including an examination of the Propertiesof Eng!ilh Fir Timber, and a new fyliem for the management of Oak Woods. By WILLIAM PONTEY, Planter and Forelt Pruner to the Duke of Bedford. London : Printed for J. Harding, No 36, St. Jamees-itreet, J. White, Pleet4reet, and J. Mawman, Poultry. Where may be had &only, by the fame Author, The Profitable Planter, a complete Treadle on the Theory and Pmdliee of Planting. This di►) was publilbed, price ?a io The Fourth Volume of THE LOUNGER'. COMMON PLACE BOOK, or Mikellaneous Collet:Bassin Hillary, Science, Criticifm, Poetry and Printed for Longman, Mira, Rees andOrme, Paternofter row, and C Chap*, Pall Mall. Of whom may be bad the Three FirftVols. price II t is Gd boards. " To catch ere it penes the trifle of the minute, to give holly fketcbes of men and things, which though beneath the dignity of a Biographia, &terve to be recorded—to feted from the fccne before us whatercr appears curious, amufing, or applicable to the pur poles of human life, is attempted iu this work." This day was pubillhed, handfomely printed in two volumes quarto, with a Portrait, price 31. 38. in boards, COME ACCOUNT' of the PUBLIC LIFE, and a SELECTION from the UNPUBLISHED WRITING:: of Earl MACARTNEY; the latter confiding of Extra a; from an Account of the Ruffian Empire; a Slutch of the Political Ilittory of Ireland; and a Journal of an Embairy from the Kit g of Great Britain to the Emperor of China ; with an Appendix to each Volume. My JOHN BARROW, F R.S. Author of Travels iu China and Southern Africa; and of a Voyage to Cochin China Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies Strand. Of whom may be had, New Editions •t t. Mr. Barrow's Travels in Southern Africa, two vol. sm. with Maps and other Engravings, price 31 3s in boards 2. Mr. Barrow's (*ravels in China, quarto, with Maps and other Engravings. price 2i. las. 61 in I , nards. 3. Mr. Barrow's Voyage to Cochin China, &c with numerous Engravings, coloured alto the Original Drawings, quarto, price 31. ris Gd in boards. Under the Authority and Patronage or the Hon. the Dire Ours of the Faft India Company. This day was publifhed, elegantly printed in Three Vols. ato. and Ulu:II-amid by a Map and numerous other cngravi gs, ;vice 6I 6s in boards, or oti large paper, price 91 9: in board:, JOURNEY irons MADRAS, through the A Countries o' Mvfore. Canara and Malabar, performed under the order: of the molt Noble the Marquis Welhfley„ Governor- General of India. for the expres purpofe of investigating the State of Agriculture, Arts and Commerce, the Religi Manners and Cuitonts, the iliftnry, Natural and Civil. an i Antiquities, in the dominions of the Rajah of Myfore, and the Countries acquired by the lion I aft India Company, in the la-c and former wars, from lippoo Sultan!) By FRANCIS RUCIiANAN, M. I) ER S. &FS A. Fellow of the Act4tie Society of Calcutta. and in the Medical Serviced the Honourable Company, ma the Dena! Ella blithment. Printed for T. Cadet! an IW. Davies, Bookfeliers to the (lade Society, in the S-rand ; and Ula:k, Parry. and Kingibury, hook. relict• to the F-Irt India Company, in Leadenhall street This day war lustliftsed. in Two Volumes (tar.), iiluitratesi* Thirty-two iingrayisigs, Pelee •I'brce Guineas its Fyn Boards, A TREATISE nn FOR'.IING, IMPROVING, A and MANAGING COUNTRY RIISIDLNCES, and on the . Chuiee if Situa:ion• appropriate to every Clafs o' Puresafers. In all which the obkd in view is to unite in a beta manner than has hitherto been done, a Taite founded in . Nature with Ec snooty and Utitity, in eonftrnding or improviog NI:10one and other rural Buildings: fo as to combine aretsit: :is al Eimer* with Pi fu • reigns Effeds. and in forming Gard. na 'sr erards, Farts. Parks, Pleafure Grounds, Shrubberies, all Ki:rsi of ukfui or decorative Plantations, and every °Mod of Convessiince or P-ruty peculiar to Country Scats: accarding to the Pater,:, or myle of Situations. and the Rank, Fortune and Emu r: :tie Proprie tire ; from the Cottage to the Palace. Wilk ar: 'v., • ..dix. By JOHN LOUDON, Erq F.i.S _ _ Printed for Longman, Hurft, Revs and Orme, Paternorter row. " The talk which Mr. Lou.lon has undertaken is one for whi••h he appears to have been peculiarly well qualified ; not one of the feveral writers w:io have preceded him in the fame line Call be raid to parefs Ode esteofive views and that maturity of judgment which cheese:toile, the work before us." °altos o Rev. Jan I8)7. • RURAL ARCHITECTURE. This day were publilhed, io 4to, wkh 6 plates. price cos 6d. INS :'RUCTIONS f ?ISt!. ; or, The Art of Feeding Strong and durable W.t114, to the height of fevcral Barks, compoted c oirely of earth and tha molt curtail:en materials. By WILLIAM BARBER,. London : Printed for J Harding. No. 36, St. Jarnea's-ftreet. Where may be had. r A tkinfcm's Cottage Ambit. elute, with ()Meryl tions on the different m aerials ufed for building them, 4to. t 3 plates, l is z Gandy'. /Jefigna for Cottages, Farm Buildings, Lodges, Stc. with ground Plans, deferiytions, and ellimate. 450, 43 plates, al as. 3 Gandy's Rural Architedt. or Various Defigsts for Labourer's Cottages, Dairies Baths, Mills, Entrance Oates and Lodges, Ste. with Ground Plans, Eftimatts and Defetiptions, 4to, 4$ Plates, as 4 Gifforers Me& Plans for elegant Cottages, Villas,fire. 4to, I 3o Piste., ml a is 6d. 3 Gifford's Defigns for frnall Cottage Buildings, Sbooting Boxes, ace 4to, 50 Plates, II is. 6 Robtatfon's aligns for Garden Chairs, Gates, Fork Entran ces, Aviaries, Temples, Boat Houle., Bridges. Ste. 4to 21 as. 7 Rohertfon's Defigns for Gardens, Hot Honks, Confesvatorkr. Green Houle*, Ste. 4to Plate al IP. 8 A Catalogue of Books on Agriculture and Rural Economy, Planting, Gardening, Rural ArcitiLeaurc, Landfaapo Gardening, Etc Is 11EVONSHIR E. By the BOARD of AGRI ULTURE. This day was put:flaked. illuftratcd by as Engravings, Repr,•fenting Imptem, nts in Hufbixdry. buildings. Live Stock, and remark-1111e objets, with a ci.loured Map, dlittngulfh. .g the different kinds of Soil, price ass. in boards, A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE of the County of DEVON, drawn up for the Board of Agri culture and internal improvement, dittinguillaing and deferlhing the Geographical fauation and general circumftances of the county —the (tate of Property—the Buildings, the :node of occupation— the Implements, the Enelofurcs, the Arable Land, and every kind of Culture—the Graft Lands, the Gardens and Orchards, the Woods it'd Flantations, the Waftes, the Inaphavements general and particular—the Live Stock, the Rural Economy, and the Po litical Economy, in eluding Roads, Canals, Conunercai Manufac tures, the Populati ßy on, Societies, CHARLES VANCOUVER. Printed for HICTIARD PLI/LLII.S. Bridge *rat, Blackfrian ; and Old by all Bookfellers in Great Britain and Ireland. N B Lcrr‘dtcd and enlarged Reports of other Counties will be publithed iu a correfponding Size and Type, after the rate of fix or eight per UtillUtil. till Surveys of the whole Kingdom have bart puLdifhed ; in the mean time, Sete, as far as publithed, unifolinly done up, or particular Reports, may be had of all Book' filets, at the plafute of the parchafer. THE Capital to be Two Millions, in 4.0,000 Shares, of got. each, of w►ic► to per Cent. b only to be paid by in- Rai:vents; toopoot. is thus raifed; and it is hardly polfible that the thsbferiben will ever be railed upon for more. There are to besighteen Diredors, who are be eketed by the Proprietors Row, Sharcholde rmult infure with the Company to a certain amount, to that a eonfidcrable porlion of Initrances is fecured to the Inititutioo, and the Proprietary not ooly infore their own property or lira, but iufure to thenifelves a certainty of prufit. Subfaiptions are receiving by Sir James Efdaile, Efdaile and Ham:netts, Lombard ftrect : and Down, Thornton, and Frce, Bartholomew-lane, where PrOfpatufes may be had. ALBION INFORMATION OFFICE, LONDON. THIS Office is eliablifbcd on a plan entirely ori ginal, and on a comprehet , five kale. fur the purpofe of accom akdaring perfons defirous of engaging in, or withdrawing from Agricultural, Mercantile, Profeffional and other Pin funs; by col leding and communicating general information, relative to the fate, hire and exchange of Ettates, Manfions, Manors, Eitablifh. meats, Livings, Advowfons, Curacies, &c. and to the difpofal of Pradice and Appointments in the refeedive Profeffions. i. Every Gentleman applying to this Office, and !pc:Vying the nature of the fituation he wifhcs to procure, or the undertaking be wiles to embark In, may be furnithed with the requifite Intelli gence relative to fuels Mantions, Manors, Farms, Breweries, Mills, Shops, Inns, Concerns, etc. as are to be let or difpofed of by public Isle or private contras, in all the Counties of England and Wales and various other parts of the United Kingdom. 2. Gentlemen having Eftates, Leafts, Fadories or Eftablilh ments, to be let or fold ; Clergymen wanting Curates or Curacies, or sd Ming to fell or exchange their Livings or Advowfuns; Phy licians, Surgeons, Apothecaries, Solicitors or Attornies, and Pro felTors of the Liberal Arts and Sciences. purpoling to difpofe of the Goodwill of their Pradice, will find a decided advantage in having the refpedive particulars regiltercd at this Office ; as the Proprietors pledge themfkives to take every poffible opportunity to communicate thufe particulars to fuch wrong in various parts of the United Kingdom as may apply for information relative to objeds of a fimilar nature. 3. The Public are requefted to °Verve, that the Proprietors (unlefs when particula - ly defired) do not wish to be conlidered as Negociators their only of jel being to render their Inftitution a concentrated fource of ufet ul information. Petfonal applications, or Letters poft-paid, dircdtsd to the Se cretary, aid irrelofing a fee of One Pound, will be atten , led to with equal pronsptiiude and punttuality. Aud if, in any cafe, the Proprietors fhhuld not be able to give the necefrary information within one moiath, the Fee will be returned, according to direc tion. Applications requiring fccrecy will be attended to with delicacy and precaution. _ _ Agents are appointed in every County. THO.4kAS COO I' E, Secretary. No. al. Earl ftreet, Priage• ftreet. WORCESTER & fiIiIMINOHAM CANAL NAVIGATIO N. Hen and Chickens Hotel, Birmingham, November 17, 1807. AT a Special Afembly of Proprietors of this sin. dertaking, holden purfnant to Notices duly publifbed in the Worccittr and Birmingham Newfpapers. to take into conftdera don and to adopt, vary, or rej.dl a Plan or Plans productd, and laid before Inch Affembly, of an application to Parliament, for powers to raift.: money ti finiih and complete the Paid Canal, and Net Worts, Matters and Convenleneles, as may be neceirary far eff:Aing, completing, and ufing the fame. It was refaced unmimouily, That this Company apply to Parliament for Powers to mile Money to ante the Canal. That application be made to Parliament for Powers to mile the fum of One Hundred and Sixty-eight Thoufand Pounds, by a Suhfcription of Four Thoufand and Two Hundred additional Shams, at. 4-1. each Share. he Subfcription to be .'pen to the prefcnt Proprietors only, until Vic laft day of January nett, and to fucliptbers as that become Pro prietors within that time, but no fuch Proprietors to be at liberty to fubfcrihe for more than Two Shares, for each Share he cc (he (hall have in the Canal at the time of fiaeribing ; and in order that every fuch Proprietor may hove an opportunity of ftibferibing, a Seineription Book dull be opened at Nlefri - s Wilkinfan, Startin, Smith, and Smith's Bank, in Dirmingl.ain, until the fetid' 31ft of January, and that tf. on each Shore :hall paid toJohnWilkinfon, EN. the Trvafurer, at the Banking-houfc of the kid MciTrs Startin, Smith and Smith, at the time of fuhfcrihing. That if at the clofc of the above Subreriptiar, any fuch Shares fhoufd remain unfubferibed for, the Subfeription fhall be opened again at the raid Bank, and remain open to the Proprietors one calendar Month longer, during which time e.ich Proprietor (hall be at library to fubfcribe for two Shares more, for each Share he or the hull ponfs previoufly to and at she time of his or her firft fabferibing, until the fubkription (hail he fully provided. It (hall be filled within the Gail Month, and it at the end of the Paid one Ca lendar Mouth any Shares mall remain unfubfcribed for by the Pr oprietors, the fubfcrlption (hall be op.in to all perfons (whether Proprietors or not) who (hall chute to become fotifcribers, until the Subic, iption is filled up, fuck Lift mentioned Subfcribers pay ing at the time of fuhfcribing to the Paid Mr. Wilkit.fon, at the raid Banking Houle, one pound on each Share, he or me (hall rub fcribe for. _ _ _ ......_ .___ That the remainder of the Subfeription be paid by calls of four pounds cult, on each Share fubferibcd for, that the one pound de pout be confidered as part cf the firft call, and the remaining three pounds per Clare of the laid firft call, - be paid a- loon as it con veniently may be tailed and ordered to be paid, after the palling of the Adt, if obtained; but that the future calif of four pounds each on each Share, Mall not be Ida than three calendar months diftaucc from each other. That the Company have porer to wife, In cafe of need, forty thoufand pounds, by adding from five hundred to one thoufand more Shares, at the rate Shares Mall bear at that time. Thai perfoni neglecting to pay their calls, mall pay intereft on their calls, at five per cent. pet annum, from the time the fame arc ordered to be paid. That perfons fubfcrihing after calls have bean made, Mall pay intereft at the rate of five per cent. per annum on the calls that have been made; inch intereft to commence from the time the calls were ordered to be paid. BENJ. PARICF.R, Slott of the laid Campany of Proprietors, It Was Refo That a vacancy having taken place for a Reprefenrative in Par liament for the Cl l . of Liticol:l, u..calio;led by the death of our late very worthy and much lam..mt.d Member Colovel MoNoN, and the Right Hon. the Far: of Merborough having already de clared himielt a Candidate (in the fame intend.) and all the fame UAL pendent principl...s, we wli.de names are here fuSfcribed do (fluidic to fupport him with our IT.Etes and intereits, and to take immediately fuch further meafares as fh.r be thought moil ad vuible to fupport the fail isucreft, and to fecure his Lordihip'4l Eleainn Relayed, That the eh:Urn:ln Fr rcquated to fign the *bora Refolu.lon on our ::ehalf, and to caufe the lame to be rublithed to the Daily Papers.. CHARLES ASHLEY, Chairman WANTED, a Mauled Man, Member of the Church of England, as G')VerflOr to 1 Pargh Workhoufe, 7o Mlles from London, containing abnut tan Paupers. He mutt he thoroughly acquainted with the manuf yof Backlog and Comic Linen, and capable of ktcpior correct Accounts. Rayed able reference will be required as to charadter. Metres to A. B Jack's Coffee Hotife Mirk •lane, London, Bating name and addr,f,, ag,•r of the man and his wife, how em• ployed of late years, wbctlit.i any children, Dangler of their ages, and what falary will be required FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Cuftom Houfe, EaftbOurne, on Tueftlay, 29th December, 2807, at Eleven o'Clock In the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been kized and legally condemned. FOR PRIV.% rt: 11E About 1615 Gallons Genova. FAL DEALERS AND. orunas. Abut to)/ Gallons ltrataly 7 Ditto Rum. Samples of the above Goo4i may be f:en at the CUltom Houfe the morning of the day of file. N.B. Twenty-live per Cent. Depolit will be required. FOR SALE-DY PUBLIC. AUCTION. At the London Tavern, Foxhole ltreet, Plymouth, on Friday the Bth of January next at i t o'clock in the forenoon, - - THE FOLLOWING GOODS. siz.—* FOR LXP.PATATION, 302 Cake Red Wine a Small bales Cocbineal as Ditto Wbite ditto I Ditto Guns t Bale Corks 2 Barrel Cream of Tartar 7 Barrels Oil 4 Cafes Scented Waters 13 Baskets ditto t Ditto and s t Cafes liiporice t Bale Ver.legris 4 Barrels Almonds a Boxes Saffron st Tables Marble t Bale Sarlaparfila 3 Cafes Sal Saturnt 3 Cafes Liqueurs 4 Ditto Soap 3 Ditto Soap Balls, Pots Poole 3 Calks Rocou tuna. and Perfumery 4 Carts Wine 2 Bakets Antimony a Di:to QLrickfilver NOP, HOME CONSUMPTION, 11 Dozes Lemons 3 Calks Z.ute Currants being the entire cargo of the Danith pilafs Twindecinuer, Ewalt Bruhumaiter, detained on her v...yage front Marfeillea to Copen hagen. by his Majefty's fttip Amethyft, M. S:ym•iur, Eiq Coot• mander, acid (ince condemned as prize. For vi• wing, catalogue, and further information, apply to JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, Decemt.cr 16, LE TO GROCERS, &c. Ece. TO BE IJISPISED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN Old EitabWiled GROCER'. SHOP. with L extentive Premifcs, now In full trade, in a populous Wierliet town within yo Miles of LoraLai. Enquire (if by letter poll paid) at No. Ss, Little Britabi, Lonion. TS—Te be SOI.D by PRIVATE CONTRACT, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, cos . :fitting of the ca pital and well known INN, called the SWAN at STEVEN AGE, 3t =lies from London, on the Great North road, with the StaLling, Ontbuild!ngs, Yards, Gardens and Appurtcnancts there tinto btion , ing : and divers Pieces or Parcels of rich Arable Mea dow and P e afture Land lying cm tiguous ta the town of Stevenage, containing in the whole upwards of 64Asres, and now in the pot. (Orion of Mrs Cais. • For further part!culars apply to Mr Wall, Solicitor, Princes. area, Otat the Sank, London. CARTON AND FITLINO, IN HOLDERNESS . TO BE SOLD AUCIION, By BELL and HENDR•:, By the mar- of the Affignces of William Markham, s Bankrupt, At the Haufe of Robert Hawkins, the George Inn, in the Towa of Kingfton-upn Hull, on Tucfday the yth day cif January, titoB, between the hours of three and four o'clock in the after noon, in One or Iwo Lets as may be agreed upon at the time of Sal A e. LL that valuable and very improvable FREE HOLD ES t ATh. eligibly aware in the Parifhes of Oar ton end Fitting, in lint-tuners.? fine Sperting part of the County of Yo: k, eight miles fr the capital Market Towns of Patring ton , lit front lied‘a, an! twelve from the Town of Hull, conilit ' ing of 219 A. IR 36P. (be the fame nor; or !cfs) of Arable, hlea-. dow, and Paiute Land, divided by excellent quick fences, lying very corepedt, nearly *Rhin a ring fence, with two good brick and tile Farm Knifes, end fuifahle Barns, Stabli..g, Granaries, and other convenient out-buildings thereto. The above Elate is exonerated from the land tax. Further pat titulars may be. bad, by applying to Mr . Anthony Atkinfon, or Mr. Julio Hill, Merchants, Hull; to the Atte - limners. or at the Office of Mr. Step!). Dicldofun, Attorney at Law, Hull. SUFFOLK. MANSION, PARK, MANOR, AND EVATE. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT. (By Ordar of the Truftees), A VERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,cama prifing the Manor of BENHALL, in Suffolk; with the Royalties, f &cry, , profits of Courts, and other rights and privileges belonging. A rolgnifiettit modern IVlanfion Hotife in complete order and repair, with an cattnifive range of officcs of every def. eription, Stabling and Coach bourvi, &c. upon a kite of accont. modation for a family of the firft confequence ; large Kitchell and Flower Garde... walled in Hothoufe, Grapery, Greenhoufty Lawns Shrubbery, Walks, blanrations, and Pleafere Grounds ; Deer Park, ezicloled with a pale fence ; Va'oods, Plantation.. and Coppices, well (toted with va!uable and ornamental timber ant underwood, with a nearly (urrounding Eltatc, confifting of Opera very valuable Farms, contair.ing in tk.! whole about 1400 acres (a (mall part of which is copyhold) of excellent Arable, Meadow. Pafture, and Wocd Land, part in hand, and the relt let to molt refpedabla Tenant.. The great Tytl.e7. of the Parini of Benhall, extending over acio..) acres of land,ai.d the Advowton and right of Prefentation to the Vicarage. 'the whole of the prefent value of upwards of 35001. per annum ; late the re dente and property of Admiral sir Hyde Parker, deceit - ed. I hisEftste h fituate in a rich and beautiful part of Suffolk. within a few miles of the lea, near Saimundham, on the high road rom Ipfwich to Yarmouth, diftanc about 88 miles from London. and in the naldft of excellent Roads in all diredbisis. The hilin9r is moll abundantly Rocked with pheafiars, partridges and bares, and bounded in a C 3 :fiderable part by the river Aide. _ . Printed particulars any be had, acid references made to R. I D Appleyard, Efq New-fqu are, Lincoln't Lon, Lend where a plan And elevation of the Manion Houk, and a nap Oche Enact mar be fecal: THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER a 6, will be idled the Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. Priem Value, Mr. Creffwell ; Paris, Mr. Menage; Merman), Mr. Lewis; Capulet, Mr. Chapeaus ; Montague, Mr. Davenport ; Romeo, Mr. C. Kemble ; Bement), Mr Brunton ; Tytelt, Mr. Claremont ; Friar LOrence, Mr. Hun ; Friar Joins, Mr. Waddy. Lady Capuiet, Mei. Humphries; Juliet, Mire Smith; and Nurfe, Mrs. Davenport. After which will be performed (lath time), a Grand Hiltorical Melo-Drama, called THE BLIND BOY. On Monday, the Tragedy of °serge Barnwell ; after which Will be produced the new Grand Chriftmas P.tntotnime, which has betas in preparation the whole of the fummer.