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Po.c. ol id i t iol k s • of the Com:act-may be sego at the Saxe % . . tary's Office. .•: N •. . • ._.. . 1,40! r e g ard will Wird •tveny Tender in which the price 'hall not It ; w e t ted irtleords at toroth, tor' Oat 'hall not berletkereol to the Board 6t fre one ;clog ale the laid ffrre day the 1 3,64 of June nent,'lrer orders the - ‘Perron who waher the Tender, ar lOW Perron on hie behalf, attends to e nmer when enierdfor. • - I • - ---s---s— V —.- 777,61 3 itt, 10 - 1 - . .t rigpqc ". tf:Lity II informed they may he supplied wltb *aim to any amount; on terms equal to Jnortgaie, seethed upon Freeho44;"ptyaold, Leisehold Land or Houser, •loney the Rinds ; Mattfige Set.. tlenients, Widow' 'thinner, 'Clerryirisn'tLivintra, er4sayeskr Pr o ertY rrs6l44Reijectability inay : bnatippliocionstbeir per- Son security ouly.--Qesulenien will and ei - ary liberal s.Cconinto-.7 dation without delay Application 'rovolire lil Two, or . lefiek (poet :Paid )' addressed tei Meisrs . Wills ' a iled N0:.49; ketbilMith ptliteloy44eare. " ".17: ri eh , * data will Ite4p6blishei, tleituatly iiriated In one `volume.. small . -1 potMs • consisting of Originals 4nd Transisttiimis from the Greek, Latin, and Italian. • by Mrs. 'WARE, of Ware Min, Herts. Printed for T. Caden and W. Davies, fitrand. • . • . • . . This day was published, ' In Five Volumes:Sy°. price 21. 5s in boaril, the Sixth Editiori, of QACRED BIOGRAPHY, or the History of the . . 1 - o .l"awarehs--bein g a Cour* of Lectures delivered at the Setts ` '''' . f*n rat o t Lund n Wall—By HENRY 1 - ItINTF.R, D.D. beSoliti efliAill qtAerdtl6o6,E o - gft.w o r1 r...r,. ~-, p u rint‘l'for Longman, Hurst, Rees ItidDrtnei Scatchetd and . I genteel and very conforiabie House , In g Milk', th. i Letterwan, J. Walker, Verhor, Hood ind Co. Crosby and Co. land J. Murray, London. t i lted five•istallStabte; Coach-house; and sbarantlat st4tie,built Widt-glated roof Rd other ankable•Offikes, toge th e ri*lth a 1 - • Intaeti rei And it wi •K lt itchett Orden, and, emu-house Noe Malt ;:.two mit t , Cantwell, acrd three Acids oi etc:et:ding good Pas*/ Ground, all Freefiold, Situated within three !Mies at the pleasant town s of ilipion, and five of Ivy Bridge, eit extellentSpettiltg Cauntty, Packs of !Rounds being kept within two risible., and certainly it eligible for a Sportsman, or a Naval Dane. If not bid be put up to a Public .Atteaset,,on Thursday, the ' It of June next, at the Glabe lon, Francfort Ge k to,,lyinouth. i r r or ftirther pArticolars, direct to S. (pai-palic Plympton; Defbn. This day was published, la I Nataitlano. price 91. boards, A RNOLD: or, a TRAIT, Siiid its consequences of CIVIL WAR.--/i*TreL Printed for G. 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Death of Frederick it. o the Peace of Tilsit, in a series of Letters., trout a gentleman Berlin in hi ; Fr •-.1 ho rpasslaon. ...-1 . . i4eoa x r MANOR or LtrrLE court op t GLOUCESTERSHIRE To be 301. 0 13 by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A-Lis thbie Yilnible and vary desirable Fite-simple 1 and Tythe-free ESTATES, in possession and reversion, eligibly situate in the Pariahs of Little CoMpton, in the County of Gloucester, containing together upwards of 1146 Acres of ex ceeding rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, together with the Manor, with all the Rights, privileges, and AdeAntages ap pertaining thereto, which extend .over the while of the said Parish, 'rife Farm Hawn and Buildings 'are• conveniently si tuated for the occupation ofibl'respeetirre Farms, end the Man-., sion House may . ,at.a small expencer afiea comfortable resi dence for a•ginteerkamily. The Tappike road from Worcester to London rids throegh then Patish, Aisreali 'four 'miles from Chipping Norton, three from , MOtton in thE Mttriilt , sit front Stow on the and six front Shipsto_ non Sumer. . To treat for 4114 gate,. apply to Meyrick„ Esq, Red Lich-squad, LondOn ' or to IfeorfCli;k,:Lind Surveyor, Wiip ston-upon-StWeri of -li f t dm piptetl penicillin, With Mapi 'Ltd rickets sondes(' the us* mil be LA: • • .. 4 : • • ' e l 7 :).ISrifrIAPCJIOIIq4T. May, 4 , ,noo r T.4Es: rort" t fDntscroß3 o f At UNITED • AMRCIMNTS j ENG,LANDi drg ;soar E. 41,7: INDIES, de herniy give ;mike, That thief, win be ready to receive Proposals In 'writing, en . . or before Wednesday, the 14th of June neat, from any persons wits may have engaged to furnish the 'Commissioners of his Ma jrty!a Transport Service with Tonnage for New South Wales, on witartonst they 111 willing to let a good Copper-bottomed snip. of frail' 451) . t. 1160 Toes burthen, to bring home.* Canso 1 1 foam Bengal on , the . Cornpany's account; such Ship to be ap- ' proved by the Compaay's, Officers, and to be manned and equipped its testi' Mapest agreeably is the usual regulations of the , Tne.Tender to erpfirsi the rat of treight, buffer's measure ment, antLebp for surplus tonnage, and stating the saws• on the lowest term4as there kill not be an opportunity , hit Miking any atiatement. The tendon, with the words " Ship Tender''oo the cover, to Dik:4r)italki.LEl v ite milt be ithid en!Aiitf, as usual, 2s. 9d.:ths Loa •or six boxes fee 15s. of 11.Pirrin,VO. 423, Southampton-street, flvent Garden, I,on don; die Duly phison who ever prepared tht AnalAttfe MN for the tat Dca James, from the time when he Ark canulsosed them, :in the year 17 /2 until the Dottoesdeceasee B. Perrin likewise assisted iu preparing Dr. JAitts's FEVER Powoca (which he has proved to the satisfaction of the Public in the gale of them for 31 years past), having had free acceot to every ingredient Wherewith they are compounded, Et is enabled from the practical part of the process to accnnunolate medical praatitioners.witlathe- gesuine Fever Powder at a prize wocchy their notict:, andthe Public at Is. 3d the packet. W sena-ally sealed up add left with the Secretary, at or before tarelvt t ecleek at neon', on she said 14th of June, beyond which leisurige Ciiiwt will pot receive ail) , 'lender. . . WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. brag of the Terms and Coaditions on which the Ship will be engaged for the Cernisani's Service, may be seen upon appli. catien to Mr, Joha Moriee, Clerk t 0 the Convniittee of Shipping, on or before Thursday next, the Sth of June: ANSWER TO CIII.EBS. This day was published, in One Volume:Octavo, price 9s. boards, N • . • • . IIBILIA" TN "SEARCH OF . A HUSBAND ; 1 - 11 Including SIC ETCII is of-Monts-et Soelierv, and intereptieed with Moral and literary Disquisitions.. —' " Some married persons, even is their neaeirkeye, do better please God, than some oirzisql in their state neiei via y 11.011. Printed for J. Ridgway, Piccadilly lad *horwod, Neely, and lopes, Pateraoster.row. FOR SALE, • At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Tuesday, 13th Jane instant, at Twelve o'Cloek, .T HE GOOD BRIG EDWAR.D. stwesstoss. : This day was publisbid, Neatly printed in two.Volunws, In an uniform sire with the " • British Essaying, price in boards 9s. • MANUAL of ESSAYS, .selected from various i A ethors, and among others front Butler, Lord Clarendon; .Si'r William Tunple, Dryden, ler. Collie+, Locke, Atterbury, I Scc. &c. • Printed for F. C. and J. Airington, Ne. as s St..raurs Chords: yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, HP, Piccadilly. - N. 8..11 has been the object of the Editor in making this Cots leztian to place in the hands of the general reader some of those detached, but valuable writings which are buried in bulky volimres, l or lost in jhe mass of fugitive piecei; to separate front systematic treaties sonie of those portions which are peculiarly applicable to rwposes .of common life; aid to Select useful and prac.ical Essayt.fyom those writers whose entire works cannot safely he trines! in ilk hands of inexperienced youth; and thus in a small compass to form an elegant Manual of moral., philosophical, and critiCalscmpositions in the popular form of Essays, Length on Deck . ... OE /16,1 inches. * - ' Breadth -.-. ' - '44:. ,j i r - . •• Admeasures - - --- • 245. tons. - Will bort hen ppwards of 800 tons, Biltiilittiiii,:aist admtrabli: adapted for. any trade. recite*: burthesi. - -.Her storks are in fair iiondit ion. CondetiMed as a ship of war (which eitempts her from thity),.prize to his Majestrs ship • of War. 'Minerva, RICIAILD ItAW K INS, Del. Caltranalider. ' - - • . - .. -..... . ...- •": ". Alioo St Eipafisklati • . • FIVE HOGSHEADS of TOBACCO i lstint . the renpinink liet of the.C.argo..of the.sairj.hrif Adwaa 7 .... • . • . Far yiewiha the ves sel , itni ao3,forthsr v,lrtipliality ailo,. to Edward Lyitea.str, the - Agert, or at-thej.:ptit,g-hope of .. ...• . ~, ...;. 4•1 'A . • . ' :.1 1 /11.1.1A1M :WILY ER, Mote?. l '§'v nci t h r•lioS *kJ AO% . • •::•• ; • OF . ii,Y*lll7e . a ry Order ofthe Honourable connidmionere Of his Majesty's • - • ;•:. t 7.1," • Cultoms. On Tnesday, thilSth of Line, 11109, by tefels'aock 1 the Fore nolo, wjli he exposed. to PURLIc SAVE, Itt - the Cusco" - - House, IA ti' Pert 11 'HE*" GOODS UNDER-mg,NrioNED, viz • 110 bona. Rtfin, of Sufficient Strength•for Dealeri, . 11 Dittb Wine 1 Gaticuki.ime Juice CO Pounds Salt: 33 Piths& &liar • - • 60 Dittoyigs _ 2 Piefei Pii • Timber S Sails • , , .1 Mictineite Cs,rding • I' Spinning Nrachino—dran.Worlt for a.compiete Lathe 1000 Spindles • 4 Hammers , • 4 :Nippers ' •• 20 Tools for turning Brass orlron Set Stocks•aud Diet , Dalfer • E Rollers , 2 Hand Cards- 2 Flocking ;rushee. Sampletiot Carding on Leather • - • ' 2 Emery Strickles • - I Boat, wirele,iiith Matetials—Mary, Borer; three Beats, Broken-up Hulls, with their Materials. • The Goods above mentioned will in set tip in several Lots, and sold to the highest Bidder. . • At:eudance will be given at thc,„Custilm-House aforesaid, for viewiag and tasting the same, •tiursfe„dajs bdore the_ day of LINCOLNSHIRE 'AV DERBYSHIRE. FOR SALE BY 41-TetION, 1 . . . .. . . On the 10th /tint - Inst. at the Golden Reece lita j Al : Louth; Tn the 'County-iitl-ihedn, _siikject 'to COndlitrins s . tibial' win 'be there and - then prodireod, ' • -‘" ."' - - SEVERAL very valuable TREF—HOLD MES SYUAGES nit FARMS, Clime* and •Par v etli ettleh arable, .meadow, and pasture Lind, nuariy tie *bole 44 which is tithe free, in tbe Parishes of Loath. farts North and :tooth Cocker.. thrznn, Keddloeton, Aleingbam,andTheddlethorpe in the coun ty of Lincoln, and at Brinuningttm,in the parishef Cgosterfield, in the County of Derby,viz. Quantity. Lot. 'retinue Names. Premiss. A. It. P. 1 Mrs. Evin A Close of Meadow. 31 1 24 John Faddists* Ditto 27 1 12 2 Chailes Amass Ditto 11 2 4 4 Was. Preuon A Messuate and Farm 270 2 'l9 .S John Leach Ditto 1:.'0 3 32 2 Jolta Parker : ' Ditto 111 S 24 7 Moults Simtbons Ditto 170 0 11 11 Robert Greenwood Ditto 43 1 2 9 John Taylor Ditto 67 • 19 10 Wm.,Flubat Ditto 7 1 17 11 T. Cockson . A Cottage, Garden, kc. 0 1 3 V: John Poi . 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