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~ 1 • r.- e• . • _, f 1 11 1 1 • * * P i t i A : .„- .• • _ ' . _ . .„.. erl• • tht _ _ _ MONDAY, MAY 27, 18c5. ,-- - NUMBER 50901 BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. 1 HEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. COURT HOUSE, VERE, JANUARY 17, sibs. A T a General Meeting of the Magiarates, Freehold era4—L and other Inhabitants of this Parini, legally convened, for the purport, of taking into Conaderatiun an Addrefs to be prefented to Vice Admiral Sir JOHN Tmos. DUCKWORTH, on the profpeet of his departure from this Wand. JOHN PUSEY EDWARDS, Efq in the Chair. The following Addrefs was moved, and unanimoully approved of : Sta—We fhould ill defer ve ts have partaken in the numbericfs advantages accruing to this Colony, during the period which has feen you at the head of this Ration, could we forbear at a moment like the prefent from offering to you oisivearmeft gratitude and ae. knowledgmenes for the zeal, attention, and folicitude invariably manifa lied towards our intereft and prorperity. Whilft under your aufpices the Mother-eountry has acquired new laurel, in there teas, whilst the enemy have been vanquithed and brought into our ports by the gallant exertions niche fquArno under your command, we can proudly boalt that the fbores of this ill Lod have enjoyed the molt ',erred tranquillity, and our emu coerce the molt arcanel protedtion. by your judicious arrange ments our coatting trade, fo peculiarly elfential to the daily convent• cocks and accommodation of the feveral pariffies, has felt no alarms, experienced vo dangers or difficulties. We cannot but feel, and we cannot therefore but unanimmefly decl Are to Tau, the very high fenfe which we entertain "I fuch d'ainguilhed let-vices. At the fame time that we teitify our gra etude, permit us like wife to exprefs our fineere regret at your departure from this Mend, and to afore you that your fame will ever be dear to ua... from hence one animating reflation parents Well; even at the moment of bidding you a•ntu—it I. founded upon the ennvidion that to whatever quarter of th • globe your King and Country shall have do tln d your future fervice.i, we Rail be angoitg the firit to rejoice in the fuccefs of the liritias forces. 1 rileslllX-PENC6. kICVMLLING OFFICd. Miry 3. zioj. 1 1 HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 'TO•MORROW EVENING, MAY 28, 1805, will be performed the Comedy of LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN. To which will be added the Mufical Entertainment of THE ESCAPES ; Or, THE WATER-CARRIER. This Evening—The Mourning Bride; with Love A la-Mode. ST. HELENA• • This day was publifited, in One Volume, Foo UM` ( Ma") Price (s. in boards; embeillihed with two A DESCRIPTION of the ISLAND of ST. WEL , . NA, containing Obferrations on it► flogular Struc tom and Formation, and an Account of its Climate, Natural Hi& tory, and Inhabitants. By a GENTLEMAN. Many years refident on the !Hand. London: Printed for Ric LIA ID Pulturs, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Blackf►iars; and to be bad Mall Bookfellers. MS MAJESTrs NAM; d bra" give sake, That on Thurfday the 6,h of Jane next, they will be ready to recrive Tenders in writing, (fealed up) for fuck Quantities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, in Half Puncheons, Threes, and Bar. rely, as the rcfpe*tive Merchants and Dealers therein ilia think proper to cifer ; to be of the belt quality; :o have been cured in the Oft feafon ; to be delivered in the fpaoe of Two Months into His Majeity's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth. and Plymouth, in fuels proportions as Quill hereafter be determined upon ; and to be paid for by Bills payable, with intereft, ninety days after dare. The Conditions of the Contraoft may be ken at the Secretary'. Ogee. PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. rTHE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this' INSTI CION, will be at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the • r.nd, oii Wednefday, 29th of May,_tBos. In a few days will be publifited,' ' I 'HE SONG OF THE SUN. A P oem o f t h e Eleventh Century ; from the morc ancient leciaadk Col le%on, called the EDDA. Imitated by the Rev. jAMFS BERESFORD, A. M. Fellow of Merton College, Oxford. With a Preface, Notes, and Short Account of the Author. Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard. Farming?. "hi Royal Highneh the Luke of YoR K. VICE PRTSIDENTS. His Grace the Duke of Lads Rt. Hon Vifcount Cremorne Mott Noble Marq. of Sallfbury Hon. Philip Pufey Rt. Hon. Earl of Aylesford George Hardinge, Efq. M. P. Re. Hon. Earl Spewr James Sims, M.D. and LL. D. Rt. Hun. Earl Grofvenor John Harman, Efq Rt. Hon. Vifcount Bulk (icy amuel Bnfanquer, F. Edward Gale Boldero, Efq. Treafurer. ITZWARDS. Earl of Bello, Henry Hoare, Efq. Jc;in Fennell, Efq. Samuel Hoare, Efq . Edward Smyth rai. Efq. Edward Simeon, Efq. Thomas Jarkfre-,1-fq Thomas Sparks, Efq. Thomas Harrifon. Efq. Peter Tenspleman, EQ. John Herbert, Efq. Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock precifely. _ _ - —. No regard will b e bad to may Tender la *Web tie tr.:se fiell aft k infested in wards at length, or that flag net ie &Central to tbr Boca before One Clock ea Me faid Tberflag,tbe6th Sane next,aor sage tbe Perla, ieLo wales the Tender, er fame Pent. .at bit Advil, anomie t• datum. earn cal:fifer. This day was publiihed, price is. HARRY DEE ; or, the SCOTCHNIAN DE TECTED; a Poem, in Four Parts. By EDWARD LONGSHANKS, Efq. The eharaeters introduced into this Poem arc Harry Dee, John 8011, Tiger, Old Mn. Knab Trot,and Jack Tar. London : Printed for Jordan and Maxwell, Fleet-ftreet. Of whom may he bad, price as. 6d. Important Dikoveries and Expe riments in Ice, Heat, and Cold, by the Rev. penes Hall, M. A. A CUMMING, at the Old Hall, Barton, begs • her moft fineere acknowledgments to the Nobility and Public in general, for the favours the has esperi.ne,d, both during her late Hufband's time, and once, and hopes foe continuance. Buxton. May tilos. Tickets ios 6d. may be had of the Stewaids, of Mr. Thomas Roar, Secretary. Armourer's Hall, Coleman-ftreet, of the So• giety's Colleetor, and at the Bar of the Tavern. WHA WANTS ME This day was publithed, price Half a Crown, The Third Edition of THE MELVIAD ; or, the Birth, Parentage; Education, and Aehievements of a GRETE MUN. A Sa•irical Poem, addrcifed to the Cormniffioners, &c. &c. &c. By I SPY I. Alack, Mack ! poor Harry Is this the end of Wha wants one Printed for Robertfon and Co. No. a, Q.Licen's Head Paffage, Paternofter.row. Robertfon and Co.'s Catalogue of Modern Books at reduced Prices may be bad free of expellee. BARK—GILLINGHAM, N CA R CUA THAW. K;NT. By Order of the Right Honourable Lord G aaaaaa van, Surveyor General of his Majetty's Wuods, Forelts. ate. To be SOLD by AUCTION, at the Sign of the White Horfe, in the Parini of Rainitatn, in the County of Kent, on the 3Jtb between the hours of Two and Three o'clock in the afternoon, - 'THE BARK of 371 Oak Timber Trees, now fel ting on an Elate of the Crown, at Gillingham, near Gut thane, in the County of Kent. Mr. Godfrey, Woodreve to M. Lombard, Erg. at the Whits Horfe, Raialtam, will thew the Bark to fuch Precious as thall be defirous of viewing the fame. The Particulars and Conditions of tale may be had by applying as above. Refolved—That the Chairman he reriu Red to tranfmit this Addrefs in the mofi acceptable manner, to Vice Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckworth. SOCIETY FOR MISSIONS TO AFRICA AND THE EAST. ON WhiCruefday, the 4th day of June, 180.5. bOng the Fifth Anniverfary of this Society, a SERMON will be preached at the Parini, Church of St. Andrew by the Ward robe and St. Anne, Illaritfriars, by the Rev. JOHN VENN, M. A. Rator of Clapham.--Service will begin at Eleven &Clock. •.* A Colledtion will b: made, after the Sermon, for the Ben*. St of the forth ution. At Two &Clock, the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Society will be held at the New London Tavern, Cheiplide. e.r This Society was inftituted in *he year tBOO, by Members of the Fftablilhed Church, and is conduced in aria conformity to her Doctrines and Difcipline. Seven Perfons arc now wholly dependent upon it ; three of whom embarked, about t vr , !sre months free, for Africa. upona million to the Sufi* Nation; and the ether four are antler preparation for the fame quarter of the world. The liberal contributions of all Friends to Millions are ca:teftly requetted, as the Society has a profpea of detaily employing whatever Funds may be entrufted to its difpofal. A GOVERNESS wanted in a private Family, A for three young Ladies, from twelve to fifteen years of age, In the County of Norfolk the malt have been well educated, of arid morals, and genteel manners, not under z 6 years of age, and perfedly qualified for fuch a fituatior—an En„;hoi woman, and a Protellant.—Any Perfon defirous of fuch a fituation. will fend tt e'r qualifications and terms, with proper references to any refrelable Family fur abilities and etaradter, to Mr. Pigge, Bookfeller, Lynn, Norfolk. SURGEONS' INSTRUMENTS, and other ARTICLES or FINK CUTLERY, GILT with PURE GOLD. JSTODART has the pleafure of announcing to . the Public, that (with the affiftance of his Friend Mr. Hume, Chemilt, Long-Acre) he has difcovered a Method of covering In ftruments of Steel with Gold. It is prefumed that, independent c Beauty, this may be of confiderable importance; the molt de licate Inftrameot being, by its COAT of Gott), effectually defended from gest, in all Climates, and under every polfible circumftance. Lancets, ditto, fur Vaccine Inoculation, with a variety of other Surgical Infiruments and Articles of Neat Cutlery, hulled as above, and fold at the Manufadtory, No. sot, Strand. BOWMAN'S PATENT RUPTURE TRUSSES. ' T HESE TRUSSES are on an e ntire new principle, -I. for the Prevention and Curc of Ruptures. Their fuperior etcellency confilts in their having no circular Iteelfpring, 10 liable to hurt, and In truly inconvenient to the wearer ; the fame True does equally well for a Rupture of either tide, and fitting any fitrd perfon ; likeirife admits of the preffure being varied accord ing to the nt ceflity of the cafe, or the adion of the body. They are partizularly well adapted for warm climates, on account of the lightnefa and portability of their construction. With each T 144 will be enclofed a Copptr-plate and Letter pr-fa defcription, explaining their utility Manufataured and (old, Wholefale and Retail, by the Patentee's appointment, at W.H.Pepys's, Surgeons' Inftrument maker, No. aa, Poultry, London. Where may be had, A wort *freatife on the variety of Rupture or Hernia, price ta For NERVOUS AFFECTIONS,BILI 0 US COMPLA I N IN the late Dr. NORRIS's DROPS, are found the heft remedy in the unlverfe. Their reanimating and reltora , five ofedis in Coughs. Colds, and all Difeafes of the Stomach and Bowels, Lownefs of Spirits, Complaiucc of Advanced A jr, & . the fe Drops will produce the Irappiett effedts. In a practlice of Fifty Years, they have bent found an infallible remedy for I even of all dercriptions and in all Climates. Prepared and Sold Whole tale and for Exportation, by Wm. Withers, No. sz9, Strand, near Temple Bar, London, and Retail by molt Medicine Venders, price as 9d. t is. and ass. per Bottle. To prevent impolitic)°, Weise the Signature, Was. Withers. This day was publiffied (dedicated to Lord Lauderdale), han fomely printed in one Volume Bvo. elucidated by ti Aft:mitt :Meal Fates, by Lowry, price ys. 6d. boards, AN ACCOUNT of the ASTRONOMICAL DISCOVERIES of KEPLER, including an Hiftorical Review of the Syftems which had fucceffively prevailed before his Time. By ROBERT SMALL, D. D. and F. IL 5, E. Printed for J. Mawman, as, Poultry, London. im That we think highly of this Volume, may in fome degree be inferred from the length of the article ; in plain terms, we are of opinion that Dr. Small has laid the public under much obliga tion, and has added to his own fame, by the prefent performance. —He feems to have ftudied the fubjeet with great attention—to have furred nothing over—and he is accurate both in principle and in detail. The reader Is made an affociate of Kepler's labours. and a participator of his triumphs and difappointmvnts. He views the difficulties with which that philedopher was fated to contend, the low Rae of fcience, the prejudices of the times, and ancient fyftems, which, if falfc, were yet the fruit of time, of labour, of ingenuity. and were fanClianed by authority. Placed near the s..erman Philofopher, thole who contemplate this hiftory, view the caufe and the neeeffity of his immenfe labours; they ft-tuft fympathife with him in his dubinu• wanderings, in his men.al per turbations, in the wreck of g j ine of the &area of his imprz. aid bi the endurance of that fatigue which it was necritsry to forlani before the true fyiters could be foundea nioiis teat I" Monthly Review for Sept. 1804. " It is therefore with *elate that we announce the prefent performance to the Public. In a book of (mall magnitude writ ten with precifiun, and in a Rile limple and perfincuous, the au thor h.is communicar • •d much valuable information, which can only be fupplied by the original writings, from which it is com piled. Dr. Small has, we think, with ability, filled op the charm between the ancient and the modern aftronomy t between that period of the fele-nee in which hypothelis predominated, and the prefent period, in which hypothefes arc rigidly fuhjeaed to the teft of experiment, and are received into the Oafs of legitimate truths, or rejected as fpurious, according as they are found totally with obfervation or not. The ability and diligence with which Dr. Small has traced the path of Kepler, and unfolded that which guided bins through a labyrinth fo intricate and vett, entitle him eonfequently to the thanks not only of the Aiironomer, but of all who are concerned with the more difficult modes of indodtive tea forting."Adinburgh Review, No. X. Refolved—That the above Ref >lotions he inferted in the Royal and St. Jago dela Vega Gazettes. By Order, ABRAHAM KEMP. Clerk to the Meeting. To the above Addre's Sir JOHN THOS DUCKWORTH, was pleated to return the following Anfwer : " Shark, Port-Royal, Jamaica, Jan. at, 1805. " Gentlemen—As one of the Tuft pleafures the mind of man can enjoy will naturally arife from the good opinion of the fodety in which he reficles, you will yourfd►es eafily appreciate my fenfa dons on the addrefs you have honoured me with, upon the ocea fiou of my departure for Great Britain. if, in the performance of my duty, I have been able to prder►e to you the advantages which his Majedy muff, for the welfare of his fubjetts, delire mould be derived to them through the high and honourable command con fided to me, that idea mutt always be a fource of heartfelt fatisfac [ion, and that fatisfadlon mutt be hill iucrafed by fuck a tefti mony of your approbation. 1 beg you to accept my warmelt wifhes for your health and pro (perky, and I ►ave the honour to be, Gentlemen, your molt obe. diem and obliged humble fervent, " J.l'. DUCK WORTH. • " To the Magiftrates, Freeholders, and other Inhabitants, of the parifh of Vere." Similar addreffes have been prefented from the whole of the pa dikes of Jamaica, the Bahama's, &c. &e. THE. I-lON. AND REV. RICHARD BOURKE, PLAINTIFF, RIGA r HON. RICHARD EARL OF CLANWILLIAM AND OTHERS, DEFENDANTS. puRSLTANI; to a Decretal o:•der made in this Caste, bearing date the 11th day of December. 1804, I will on Tuelday, the 113th of June next, at we o'clock in the after noon, at the Chancery Chamber, Dublin, let up and fell by Pub lic Cant, the feveral Eftates veltt.d in the Plaintiff by Mt of Par liament, and de reed to be fold, that is to fay, the Fee and Inhe ritance of tlie Lands of Spring-honk, Knockroc, Ballynaclough, Maus'', Golden Abbyathafill, Cappadruntin, and Milltown, La - ginitown, containing about 447 Acres, Plantation meafure, producing 33751. Sit. 4d- yearly: and alto about 46 Acres of Land, richly planted with Forett Trees, together with the Timber growing thereon.— The Eftate is &nate in the Barony of Clanwilliam, and County of Tipperary, in the Golden Vale on the River Stair, within four miles of the City of C.afhel and of the Town of Tipperary, and will be fold in the divifimis mentioned and defcribcd in printed rentals of the Paid Eitate, to he kad of Meffrs. Furlong and Cham bers, Plaintiff's Solicitors, Autigier-ftrect,Dublin ; and of Meffrs. White and Fownes, Lincoln's Londou. _ _ Dated this 25th of April, tZoS. THOMAS WALKER. N. B. The printed Rentals will ago be ha I of Peter Deane, F.fq. Cork; Henry D'Elterre, Efq. Limerick; and at the Deice of the Clnnmel Herald, Clonmel. This day was publiflud, in Two Vols. Oetavo, Price xis. in boards, ___..—. A TOUR. IN AMEkICA, in 1798, i 799, and t 800; exhibiting SKETCHES of SOCIE ry and MAN. NF.RS, and a particular ACCOUNT of the AMERICAN SYS. TEM of AGRICULTURE. By RICHARD PARKINSON, late of Baltimore, Author of " The Experienced Farmer," &c. London: Printed for J. Harding, No. 36, St James's- fired ; and J • Murray, No. 32, Ileet-ftreet. •.• There volumes abound with information calculated to in terelt in a great degree the Political Arittunetician, and the Agri culturdt, as well as the general reader; while the facts difclufcd rtfprifting the practice of Fmigration.and the titration of the Emi grants from Europe, merit the Attentive confideration of every Engliibman. s day waspubliffied, neatly printed in deny tamo. and cone- minted wit h lix beautiful Engravings, price 4s. 6d. boards, and Svo. ys. boards, by J. Mawman, No. 21, Poultry, Loodon ; and Wilf , n and Spence, York, a New Editing., of I -I 'HE PILGRIM's PROGRESS, from this World to that which is to come; delivered under the Similitude of a Dream : by John Bunyan. With large explanatory and pradical Notes, with a Life of the Author. By 0. BURGER, Minifter of the Gofpel, at Coventry. As Bunyan's Pilgrim is certainly a malterpiece of its kind, we are glad to fce an edition of it well printed on good paper, and adorned with neat copper plates. The Editor bath prefixed the Life of the Author, written, like the former accounts, in a (train perfedtly congenial with honeft John's own pious fpirit, and godly mode of cxpreffion; and the fame may be raid of Mr. Border's large explanatory and pradlical Notes. Monthly Review, vol. 76. A POPULAR SYSTEM of GEOGRAPHY. This clay was publilbed, a Second Edition ' confiderably enlarged and improved, iftuftrated with upwards of fitty beautiful En gravings, reprefenting the Dreffes, Cuftoms, and Habitations of all Nations, with numerous Maps, Sec. price half a guinea . bound, GEOGRAPHY nn a POPULAR PLAN, for the USE of .SCHOOLS and YOUNG PERSONS, contain ing all the interelling and amufing features of Geographical Sci ence, and calculated to convey inftruetion by means of the ftriking and pleating ail cia ions produced by the peculiar manners, caf tans, and charade:Mies of all nations and countries. By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH. Inftead of dry details relative to objets not adapted to the taße and curiofiq of Youth, this work is foiely occupied with fuels Anecdotes of People and Countries as are likely to rivet attention and fuftain that fakinating charadt•r to which the Science of Geo. v-al by has higher claims than any other branch of Knowledge. The elLitt.l4 of this Volume arc confequently rendered more in tercith,g, thanare, perhaps, thole of any other work of equal Sac its the Englilh Language, and the diet on the minds of Young Perfoas is rendered complete by the numerous plates which illuf. trate every part. Stihjoined is the only treadle exiting on the little& of conftrudt log Maps—a pees nice thus rendered familiar. and by means of which the mechanical part of Geography may be taught in a foUrth part of the ufual time. Printed fur RICHARD Pirtttin, No. 6, Bridge-4mm Black friars, and to be bad of all Bookiellers, with a large allowance to he.;iouls Of v.-hum may silo be had. by the fame Author, . . An tify Gr Ammar of Geography, being an introdualon, and r. Companion to the above, and or:lye/tally acknowledged to be the heft and molt prtakal Work of this kind extant —illuitrat al 0 itle scabs, &c. precc crown bound la red. FONSLANOSE's TREATISE OF EQUITY. This day was publithed, in Two Volume, Odtavo, price 11. is. in boards, ATREATISE of EQSJITY. With the addi tion of Marginal References and Notes. The Third Edi don, with eonfiderable additions. By JOHN FONIILANQIIE, Ng. Barrifter at Law. London: Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-area, Lin- coin's Inn. Of whom may be had, in two large plumes royal °arm, price al. 21 in boards, An Analytical Dirtied Indee of all the Reported Cafes in Equity, as well Chancery as Exchequer, and in the High Court of Parliament, from the earileft Period to the prefcnt Time; with a Repertorium of the Cafes; by R. W. Bridgman, Efq. STAMP LAWS. This day was publithed. In Odaeo, price 51. interleaved, in boards, or on an open Iheet, price 32 lid. (correded to May t, [lot.) ACOMPANION or SUPPLEMEN to DI. GEST of the STAMP.LAWS; being an Analylls of fo much of the late Ads, 44 Geo. 111. c. 98, and 45 Oeo. 111. c. 28, as relate to the Englifh Duties: (hewing at one view, under diflindt head., th.. various Stamp• Duties now Payable, controlled with the Old Duties, and pointing out the Difference of Increafe between them, and the particular Laws, Regulations, or Reftrietions apply. ing thereto ; as alfo, Initruments poitively er eonftrudively Ea anpted. The whole illuftrated with pradical Annotation". By J. A. HERAUD, Law Stationer. Second Edition. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-ftreet, Lincoln's Inn. SIMPSON'S FLUXIONS. This day was publithed, In one handfome Volume, Bvo, Price t6s.in boards THE DOCTRINE and APPLICATION a FLUXIONS, containing (betides what is common on the Sublet%) a umber of new lawmventents in the Theory, and the Solution of a variety of new and very interctting Problems in dif ferent Branches of the Mathematics By 1 HOM.XS I 4IPSON, F. R. S To which is prefixed an Account of his Life. The whole rewired and carefully corned ed by WILLIAM DAVIS, Member of the Mathematical and Philofophical Society of Lon don, and Author ut a Complete Treatife on Land Surveying. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds, No. =o, Paternofter• row. This Work having long remained out of print. and fold at a very advanced price, being held in the *keit ellimation by Mathematicians, the Editor judged he &mild be rendering an ci. fential obligation to the Public, and to (demi& Men in particular, by bringing it forward in it 4 prefent corrected Rate. Where may he had, The MATHEMATICAL PRINCIPLES of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, by Sir !Lac Newton, creamed Into EngliEa by Andrew Motte. To which are added, Newton's Syftern of the World ; a ikon Comment on, and Defence of, the Principle, by W. Emerfon; with the Laws of the Moon's Motion according to Gravity, by John Machin. The whale carefully retired and cor reded by W. Davis, maki^g 3 volumes, Bvo. price it ys. boards. NEW TREATISE. Dedicated " to the Gentlemen interefted in Agriculture, and thofe intrulted with the Tuition of Youth," Ste. _ _ _ This day was publidied, in one vol. ato. embellibled with an En- gravid Plati, and fit elates, together with an engraved Field Book ofay pages, price ess. in boards, or as. half bound, Raffia, 'THE SYSTEM of LAND SURVEYING at prefent 'opted by Surveyors and Commiffloners in Old and New Inclofures, conducted as au adual Survey, on a plan confin ing of open Fields, Inge, Common and Old Inclofure, divided and allotted according to Conditions of Agreement between the fere. ral Proprietors. Treating of the Quality, and Laying the Lines upon the Plan q_aality Lines Plotting Taking Particulars Valuing by the Comm:ffioners Proprietors and Occupiers Names (.`aging Book of Particulars Taking Dim/tatting Explanation of Clam:ter. ufed Finding the Content, be. in the Field Book. be. Book of Dimenfions, Caltirg, Ranging the Poke Ste. Running the Lines Dividing Into AllotmentoNew Dralne--Sew Roads--Stone and Sand Pits—Allotting the Fields. Common, Ings, In. elofure—Setting off upon the Plan each Proprietor's Ctantity, ac cording to their proportional Value—On the Fields, Common, Ings,Ste..—Tbe (cuing and Raking out Allotments, Roads,Drains, Sand-pit, &c. &c. To which are added Rules, hewing in what manner Lines may he meafured. where there are impediments, cc not, to obftrui the Sight, fuel' as Buildings, Water, &e. Taking Ditlances ; mea luring on the outfide of any quantity of Land or Water, and thereby finding the Content ; furveylog large Towns, Cities, &c. Likewife the proper method to be purfued in meafuring detached Pieces of Land, where Plotting Is not required. The whole by the Chain only. By WILLIAM STEPHENSON, Land Surveyor, Horscafile. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternotter-row. cr This Treatife divulges what has hitherto been kept a fecret from the Public, f.tredy known to any than its Profanes, and is fo eafy that a youth may be initruded, or teach hlm'eff, in a (bort time, as no Mathematical Inftrument is afed ; and Gentlemen. not having leifurt to make it a Rudy, may, by referring from the Bonk to the Plan, and other Plates. become acquainted with the Proceedings of Surveyors and Commifiloners, and Plans in gene ral, which is fo effential to every one intercßed In Agrieukural Pu: lulu, Ste. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Folhole-itreet, Plymouth, un Friday the 31ft init. May, at 'Pea &Clock in the Forenoon, THE UNDER-MENTIONED GUN VESSELS. Taken from the French by his Majefty's Chip MELAMPUS. Sterna; POYNTZ, EN. Captain, and in company his hiajefty a s hired armed Cutters FRISK and RHODA. Length. Breadth. Depth. Admea. No. x 69 Gun Brig, 82 tett. 18 feet 4 in. 5 feet 6 in. 125 Tone t;4 Ditto 8a 18 6 5 9 126 266GunLugger64 15 6 4 9 68 277 Ditto 64 is 6 4 9 68 281 Ditto 64 15 6 4 9 68 311 Ditto 64 15 6 4 9 68 All which Veffels appear nearly new blade, of excellent Mate. flab, principally of Oak, may be ufed for Inland Navigation or u Ligkters in the River Thames, as they are of a very eafy draught of water, or may be conversed into Merchant Veffele for general purpofes by being rote upon. After the Sale of the Veffels, will be Sold their Warlike and other Stores, confifting of Guns, Shot, Powder, Maikeu, Bayonets, Soldier's Belts and Pouches, Cutlaffes, Sails, Cables, Anchors. Hawfers, Rigging, Bread, Peas, Calmances, Sweeps, Pig-Iroo, Ballaft.Watcr-Cafics, &c. which will be put up in fultahle Lots. For Catalogues and viewing the Veffels and Stores, apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, May 22,1305. LYNN ESTATE. DESIRABLE MERCANTILE SITUATION. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By CHARLES CRUSO, At the Crown Tavern, in Lynn ' as TodAay the (Bth day of June. twos , at four o'clock in the afternoon, fubjed to Wets conditions of Sale as will be then produced, (uniefs fooner Pored of by Private Conrad, which in that Cafe due notice will be given), ALL that capital MESSUAGE or MANSION HOUSE, late the ref/deuce of Robert Freeman, Merchant, deceared, with tunable attached and detached Offices, fituated nearly in the centre of the great trading Port of Lynn; togetuer with the extenfive Granaries adjoining thereto, holing upwards of 300 lath of Grain, and abutting next the River Ouze, with large and commodious vaulted 2nd grained Cellars, capable of hold ing sso Pipes of Wine, Flagged Yards, Coach-hode fur two Car. tiara, Stable for four bodes Stable-yard, and coal, other con. venience; the whole of which Premiles occupy a ruperficial (pace of near twenty-live thotdand feet. well connected, and altogether unqueltionably forming one of the firft Mercantile firugiona in Lynn. Note. The above Premilbs are all Freehold. in good repair, Land Tax redeemed, may be viewed prior to the Sale, and pc:Are/Son bad at Michaelmas next. _ - Immediately afterwards will be Sold, in two diftind Lot,, the following Seats or Pews. In Saint Margaret's Church, in Lynn, all that Sat or Pew, No. ao, in the North Gallery thereat. Alfo all that Seat or Pew in the Fart Croft Gallery, in &Ant Margaret's Church aforefaid. • a For further particulars apply to Mr. Smethatn, Attorney Lynn. LE.--FREEHOLD ESTATES. TO BE SOLD, ALARGEandveryCapiul MANSION HOUSE. the refidence of the late Reverend Jou s RICYA IDS fit sated in the Parfet of Longbredy, about a mile from the Great Weftern Turnpike Road, nine miles from Dorehcfter. eight from Bridport. and twelve from Weymouth, with Coachdioufe, Stabling, and other Oat-buildings, rideable and convenient Offices of every de fcription ; Walled andlEitchen Gardens, ;lotted with the choicer& Fruit Trees, now in their prime, Hot-houles, Green houfe, Shrub beries, and other Pleafore Grounds, compelling in the whole near nine Acres, and in excellent order, with about 9S Acres of Land, hitherto occupied with the tioufe. Alfo all-that very deGrable Manor of Litton Cheney, in the fame County, with the Court Baron, Rights, Royalties, and appura tenanees thereto belonging, comprifing feveral valuable and im proveable Farms and Coppices, moftly now let at rack rent on Leaks for fkort terms or to annual Tenants, and the remainder on Leafes for years, determinable with Lives, and by copies of Court Roll ; the whole contains (Including the Commons and Waite Lands) about two Acres, and is eftimated to be of the annual va lue of about 9001. The Farms are capable of very confiderable Improvement, and great advantage may be derived from incloilng the extenfive and valuable Commons and Wallet. The Coppices arc of the Brit quail y and very attentive, affording with the other Lands one of the Brit rate dachas in the County for Game and every fort of Field Sports. Alfo the Perpetual Advowfon of the Redlory of Litton Cheney, with a very commodious modern built perfonage Louie, out-houfes, offices, gardens, and about to, Acres of Glebe Lands, and wits the Tithes, eftimated worth about 5201 a year. The prefcnt In cumbent is upwards of fsa years of age Mfo all that capital Meffuage, Manor, and Farm. called Wine ford Eagle Farm, in the with of Winford Eagle, with the Court, Baron, Tithes, Royalties, and appur enances thereto belonging, containing about 14n0 Acres of Arable, Meadow. Failure. and Wood Land, of the annual value of 12.3.1. Thd Farm is fituated abot* Dine mike from Dorcketter, on the left band fide of the urnpike Road leading from theuse to Crcwkerne Further particulars may be known on applization to Mars. Drewe and Loeham, New Inn, London ; or it. and T. Fox, Bea mintier, Llorfet (at bath which places plans of the Effaces may be feen); or to Mr. lidasftdd,of Dorettetter; or Meffls Wickets sad Knight, Airderflot, rrei, &audio/ft MIMI