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BEAUFORT, DERBY, WENTWORTH FITZ, CAIONARVON, WILL,.thL, CARLISLE, RO NI NEY, DEVONSHIRE, LIRANTLar, UPPER OSSORY, szAre.ELEY, DORCHESTER. April 8, dna A...F. SIX-PEtvem. For ACCOUN of the MANI./ FACI'UREP.S. Exempt from the A uction Duty, agreeable to Ad of Parliament. On! Thur;day, May 6. MERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to Public Sale, at their Warthoufes, No. 22, Watling-:trzet, the foquiving Allortnuait of BRI PIECE GOODS. gam Pieces Jaconets, book, plain and figured Cambrieks,&c. s,OOO Ditto Lappetas, Durea;, Tambours, ote. 5,p00 Ditto atal2l4r.. and 11.,0k H I:lL:kerchiefs, Sbawls, &c. xdoo Ditto Puniest Hanai: 6so Ditto Coil-End j cullers. too° Ditto White and Print. , I CsLicnr. , Ginghattu, Sce. 600 Pinup:masa:us, Dlmitiea, Ste. too Ditto - Broad Chinn, Krifeymeres, &c. &to Dozen Holiery. 1,,550 Grote Bk.ttons. With a Variety of other GJods. To be viewed from Monday the May,,to the day of &!x. Two Mouths Prompt. M. 1.. MEI( AC, Junr. Brober. -rills PREs' , :N r EVENING, MAY fibs, dwir Majeitir4 X mitts wilt aft a Caned', POW TliE WET INDIAN. • • Stoats at, Mr. POWILLL I lace Jr. Mr DWYKR of the Theatre lop; York, (It mg Ma SA .ppr.r.inee on this 'loge ) - ••••4 'I o which will be .dded the Farce of THI'. V UNMASK'D. Mifs Lucy, Mn' JORDAN. On Tuefilay the 1 w ()pre' of Airatthe t)n Wedn, May tb, Mara.** rale. On Tl , tt.'.)q. (oy Coituusnii of their Ditskties) the Clea t' I itic Marra;. A DESIRABLE SITUATION far a MERCER St DRAPER, or any other in the SHOP LINE of BUSINESS. TO Ih SOLD ZITHER StrARATI OR TOCLTHER, 'THE Fee Simple and Inheritance of Two large Shops, with a Warehoure behind each, and two diftintl Dwelling-hoofs, with Stable end Offices all contiguous; toge ther with a large walled Garden adjoining ; fituate in the centre and molt eligible past of the Town of Bridport, in the. County of Dorfet, now and for many years part in the occupation of Mr. George Lidding, Mercer and Draper, who bring about to A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. quit the %finds has begun falling his Stock at and under Prime bie timothy a TO BE SOLDIiY AUCTIO Together, or in Lots, Colt, of which there yet remains a eonfidcra ufeful and rideable Artistica, that any Perron " re b a ti ng t h e At Lloyd's Hotel, in Nevr-ftreet, Birmingham, on Tiiiirlddy, Premlfm, and difpofed to fuccecd to bit exteltfive Dormers and 'the 1 3 th of M,..y nett, at Theo: o'llluch in th.: vont Connellions, may take, at a lair Valuation, and thereby enter (odds previoury tlifpfcd of by Private Contra[, of which on the raid Bufmers immediately. due Notice will be gi:en), The Dei ghh ee rh eo g Add ort p e w s ag o g tbomie, NSISTING nea,rly. One thouland Acres Wad/urea of the Town, at this time, in a fia , e,ll.••• . tr. I%x :re, Arable, and Wood Land, der the Cijedt of the prefent Advatirement into Filre I : $ APc Fan veils fOnie - ttnalt Low id promitlog.-Any perfon inclined to treat for the above. by Pri- joining. Preinifes are very.eompaia, molt agreeably and vac Cootradt,will receive encouragtonetst, and be fornifhedwith pleafantly Steeled near the Market Towns of Airefttir, Bros:e difier Particulars en application to the raid Mr. Golding; and grove, and Birmingham, the wlluic fora:trig a very defirthlo if not thus di:pored of, an Auction will be held at the Bull Ton, and conirleat Ettate.—On the Lit Lot Is a loge g.od HOUSE, in Bridport, on Tburfday the rgth day of May eofaing , at deltghtfully Gtuated. which, wiih little improvement, would Three o'clock in the Afternoon, for Sale of the raid Shops, , make a definable Reildelice fur a aentlezmus's Family, having Warehonfes,Dweiling.houfrs, sod Garden.—lf fold by Private ' a large Sheet of Water near it, And tome Plantitions, which Centred, timely Notice will be given. I may be formed very agre:ably into Shrublicri,s, &c. &c. • One of the Shops is 36 Feet long by an Feet deep, and the There Is an exteAve Fifliery in the lilacs. Arrow belonging mbar 24 Feet by Ist. to it, and plenty 'of Game over the Eftate. Bridport, April 22, 18os. Printed Particulars ma be had of Mars. Devon and Tooke, ---- Solicitors, No. ro, Gray's Inn-None, London; at Mr. Bed for l's (Mice, in Birmingham; Bookfellers, Birmingham ; and at the print pal Inns in the ad jacent Towns. - THF.A I'XF ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONJAY NEXT. MAY 3. will Mrpr.fented Mr Meektiges Comedy st THE kl . N OF THE WORLD. Sir Perth= Madycembant., Mr. COOKY. Betty Hine. Mrs. MATTOCKS; Coeftantia, MA MURRAY; And Lady Rodolphe Lumbercnort, Mrs. GLOVER. To which will be added the New Grsnd Pantomime Drarna,in Two Parts, called - BRAZEN MASK. BRITISH SHIPS in the DUTCH, FRENCH, and SPAN ISH PORTS, at the CVMMENCEM ENT of the LATE WAR. 'HE Owners of the Britith Ships which were in - the Dutch, Preach, and Spanifh Pans at the Commence ment of the late Wu, and fequeitered„ ke. together with their refpoltive Cargoes, are requefted to tranfasit, withou , delay, the Names and Tonnage of their Ships, with the Particulars of their Cargoes, to Thomas Sassdaton, Efs. Sunderland; or to Nagasaki Atthelba, Efc.Ely Place, Loudon; to whom the Owners are refpedively referred for further Informatioa on the Subjed —Loudon, lid April, 18os. TSis rtrnitv z —Lo; in a Village ; whit Hadequin's Ahnanuir. lIANOVERSCWARE CONCERT ROOMS (PISS LINWOOD's EXHIBI ['ION. with an .LIFL ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now open, and will motions every Day (Sandays caceptod,) from :Zoe in the Morning till Evening. '„• Aslinktaisce One Shilling. • AO,- SHEIRNESS. tuarr, APILILICstos. TO BUILDERS. N - is hereby given, than the Commiffion- •L era for put:ing in meciatios the Ad of Parliament palled in the Forty-brit year of the Reign of hi, prdcnt Majeliy, fur Building a Pier at Sheernefs, and Paving, &c. Blue Tows, in the 10e of Sheppy, will meet at the dsvau Inn, Blue Town aforesaid, on Saturday, the 15th day of May neat, at Air o'clock in :la evening precifely, to receive P 3 opofids from inch Perrone who are willing to eontrad with the (aid Conundlloncrs for ending a Tide Pier on the Ste Beach, at the Welt End of the raid To.vii, 500 Feet in length, (or furl further Diftsnee as may be required,) by 20 Feet in breadth, at per Foot. The Pier to be couitruded of Norway Fir Timber and Riga Fir Plank, nut Id. than al Inches thick. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Robert Smith, Surveyor, Sheerucfs. By Order of the Commillioners, J. SILVESTER, Clerk. TO MERCHANTS. AGENTLEMAN of refpeaability being about to Travel into Spain and Portugal for a Houk of the Firtt Repute, in the Well of England. in the Woollen line, wars, by &fire of his Employers, to engage with another Haute iu London, or the North of England, in the fame or any other line of iladinds, who may want a Traveller, and would contribute their proportional Part of the Ezpeneesa— The nalvatifer has refided in Spain foam years before the War. For fun ,cr Particulars apply to Mr. Tucker, No. 31, Nicholardane. NEW LOCAL DIVERTISEMENT. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE: ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Mittman. the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York. ON MONDAY NEVI', MAY 3, 1832, and every Evening, till [enticr notice, will be rented, F.rit time, a New Local Divertifentent, confi ft Llg of Songs, Duets, ChOrefik, and Adios+, called •THL PROCLAMATION; Or, WAR SUBDUED. With New Scenery, Dreffes, and Decorations. • To conclude with An ALLEGORICAL. PROCESSION, And GRAND ILLUMINATION. In the conrfe of the Piece, the following Songs, Duets, &e. &c. Song, '• In Union Divine, Pace and Plenty lull thine," by Mrs. Weldon. Grand Pyrrhic Dance—War fubdued by Peace. Song. The 1 , ttraordinary Gazette, by Mr. Thorpe. Duct, The Barber and Sweep, by Mars Sincock and caßro...4tecitatlve, Reconciliation. Song, Nan of St. Catherine's, by Mr. johannot. Chaunt and Song, The Proclamation, by Mr. Walla& Song, Bread, Beef,and Porter, by Mr. johannot. The whole invented and producedAsy Mr. ASTLEY, jun. After which will be pert .rmed, for the 43d bole, the Grand Hiltorical Spedaele of FAIR ROSAMOND ; Or, WOODSTOCK BOWER. Fair Rofamond, Me,. ASTLEY. La the eeforfe of the Evening a Grand Variety of HORSE. MANSHIP, by Mars. Harris, H. Bryfon, L BryTon, Lbak, Collet, Miller, Taylor, and Mr. Welt, the Little Devil. Tenth time, The whole to conclude with a Grand Serie-Conde, Eqreftrian and I , eilettrtan Pantomime, called THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS ; Or, HARLEQUIN ST. GEORGE. St. George, (afterwards Harkquin), Mr TAYLOR. 'the whole ituattcd, and produced by Mr. A.ftley, jun. Doors to be opened at half VA five, to begin at half pa fit Boxes 44. Second Price as.—Pit is. Second Mee ts—Gal. kry u. Second Price 6d. Second Pricc to contra:nee at half paft S o'clock precifely. to b.: then at the Boa-DiEce, Wcitininftar-Bridge. frond . 1 Three o'Clock. R ANY.LAGI I. T: le Public are rtfiedfuliy informed, A SUPERB I. FIT Viii Le riven in honour of the PrACE, ON MONDAY, MAY 10, 1802, under the Patronage of Her Grace the Dud& of Devonian& learehionefs Tows SEM/. MATCMOTICCS SA LII BO Y. In the Cnarc of the Rotunda, which will he decorated with folu th.n.fand variegated Lamps, w il l he nutted a Tranfparent TEMPLE OIF PEACE, De€ened and .3.ecuted by Mr. Caron. The Fara Pieture reprefeess two whole length Portraits, one Si his Malelly in his Coronation Robes, the other of the Chief Corral duffed in the Confidar Habit, in which he appeared at the Paris Fete, on the 9th of Milker ; each holding an emblem It Peace in the sine hand, and laying the other upon the Altar, as A platge of their reciprocal (inanity. In the back -ground is a vim of the Temple of Janus. The Second Picture represents an allegorical rigure,of Peace, wha with a torch few fire to various Implements of War heap ed on an Altar, on whias Is inkribud Peas Oriis Tarawa : afferent troupes of Figures appear Dancing and Rejoicing in the happfevent. The Third Piastre reprefents the beneficial confequewes resulting frost Peace, exemplified in different views of the fue ezillve progregion of our Staple Manufadture, viz. the Feeding and uhearing of Sheep, the Spinning of Wool, and finally its Weaving in the lwons. ' "niut Fottrth Flatten reprefents a Figure of Commerce point ing to a view of the City of I. sudon, the Chief Emporium of the United Respire while Mercury the Tutelar Mit) , otrrai- Ilc, appears in the Air proclaiming the Profperity, and indicat ing his peculiar protesition of Beath Trade and Commerce. . And at eleveu o'clock will be cahibited a molt Magnificent FIRE-WORK. By the celebrated Arta Monfieur Rumex:, 7.xatlUy fintilar to the one he difplayed by order of the French Government, at the National F CIS at Paiiis. 1110111411. or FIRING. Cheft of Artillery aq Fus;:t a-la Royale, with a Golden Shower .1 double Mufa:que; a variation or middle Scene, with 24 Bluing Fufa and a White Fire-Bomb Les Capritics Chinch ao Tube Fefes, in itnitation of Cbincfe Fire - . Lei Caprititsitoanalena V.ild-Are &warms, with a Golden Shower Bomb Tl.e Temple of Achilles in eight Columns, decorated a-la Greeque, with a Traufwency And imitation et the tremen dous Thunder of C.sonon and Mufquetry DORI:CO A RATTLP. 4 tarred' of Artillery, charged with Combultibk Air; .sura Battary of Roman FlamheminAnd Illuminated Marrouns. GrAnddifehargc of 24 dozen Fula. 48 Volcanos, 2 Bombs, and 5o Califon* of Artillery at the fame inftant. In the courfe of the Evening. A Concert of Vocal and laftrumental MUSIC, In which will be introduced a Hymn to Peace, as keg In the Place de Concorde at Paris. Admittance tos.6d. each perfon. Coffee and Tea included. 1„,..0a to be opened at Eight,the Concert to comment:eat Nan, aa..l the Fire-Wads at liven procifelp. LAW. WANTS a fituation - ;sManaging Clerk in a relpstlabk Oilice, a Paton who Las been about Ten Years in the OAS* underhand' Coaveyaneing in all iu branches, the, Proceedings ;mks a Comm:Sion of Bankrupt. and the getieral Pus-nee of the Courts ;is alto a good Accosm tea, acid teepee a libe band. Dlr. &to A. B. at Ms Power's, NO 3, Great Bath'arect, Cold lath Square. A YOUNG WOMAN of creditable Connec dons, sad well educated, aged 34 Years, is dcfirous ofa titnadon In a relpeaubto Irsoilly, to take areal Tow or Three Madan, and in thew Education ; or to attend upon an eldedi Lady; in either of winds iltuations, or in fame 'imam Employment, the bops Ow will be able to nuke berfelf dant. A very tusexceptionsble Reference as to Charades. and Cija. 'Meadow, miy be had by applying to Mr. Westherall, Uphol (tem, No s 3. Dean-itreet. Soho. PATEN C STAY. MRS. LLOYD GIBBON begs leave to return her grateful thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for fo lle beral a patronage for her PATENT' STAY, which affords her peculiar pleafure to find bask been produdive of fo much real benefit and comfort, wherein other inventions have failed. Mrs. L. G. having frequent applications from Ladies impofed upon by perfons advertifing Long Codas, in imitation of her Paean Stay,thofe Ladies difappointed from being unabk to wear thole Spurious articles, Mrs. L. G. thinks it her duty to caution the Public, as there are perfons in London and other principal towns in the Kingdom, bolding um falfe claims to this valuable ineentiom—Whereas Mrs. L G. does hereby declare herfelf to be the tole Inventor, ands at the has not appointed any perfon whatever to vend her Patent Stay; therefore cannot be had but of the Patentile, No. 7, Sackville-ltreet, Piccadilly. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are refpeafully informed , J. BURGESS arid Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANC HO VIES, continues to be prepired by them in the famemanner that has obtained fuch univerfal approbation for many years pelt. The long juttly acquired laperiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Couutty at large, and of Patens rddent in aU parts of the World, and having Wind the telt of trial, ranks it in the fituatioo it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHO VIES and other RICH SAUCES fur FISH, &c. induces them, from the numerous Advertifeutents daily appearing, to caution Fa &c in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of THEIR 01,41,104 r, but at their Warehoufe as under. Every other Article In the Oil Trade ‘ for family ufe, of the heft quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, Ste. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, (applied upon the ihortelt notice for the Ealt and Weft Indies, Ste. Warehoufe, No. tO7, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience of Families in Scotland. they have ap pointed Meffra R. Johann and Co. Edinburgh, their foie Agents for Fiflt Sauces. CAPITAL MANSION and ESTATE at SALFORD, WAR WICKSHIRE, and MICKLETON, GLOUCESTER SHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (Anti entered upon at Lady Day, 1803,) At the White Lion Inn, ht Stratford-upon• Avon, in the County of Warwick, on Thurfday the 6th Day of May, ißot, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon; fulled to fuch Conditions as will be produced, LOT I. A CAPITAL Manage or Manfron-lkoufe, A 2- with convenient Offices, Coach-houfe, Stables, Garden, and Appurtrnances, fituate at Salford Prior, in the County w' Warwick, in the occupation of James Mitchell. EN. together with divers Claes of Rich Arable, Meadow, and `Pai ute Ground. lying in a Ring Fence, and adjoining to the laid Manikin, containing tot Acres, in the occupation of the Paid ' James Mitchell and Widow Smith, or their refp.::dive Affigi ens LOT 11.--A Mellhase or Fartn-houfe, fituate at RuChford, in the Parini of Salford aforefaid,with convenient Barns, Stables; and Outbuildings, and fevers! Clofes of Rich Arable, Meadow, and Mum Ground, lying contiguous thereto, containing to- By the Knee's Povstrr, CAKES for making of Shining Li- getter t7s Acres, in the occupation of the Paid Widow , Smith, odd BLACKING. for Shoes, Boots, ice- Price 6d. each, ar b t . r HESE CAKES mate, with the tumult Eafe, I LOTtt: pared of Meadow Ground called Prleß's 11. by the oddities of Warm only, a molt excellent Shining Meadow, lltuatc in Salford afordaid, containing 4A.tR. 24 P Liquid likektogoneds &puke to any Idthertokoown ;it gives in the occupation of the Paid rases Mitchell, or his Affigneev. the Bea blackened twat beautiful slots to the Leather. yet se- ' LOT IV.--Several Claes or Parcels of Meadow Ground, wee renders it Rigor hard. but eo the contrary, prevents it from Ltuate in Mickleton, in the County of Gloseciter, containing creating. ad prekrves It Loft, pliable and airflow to the very abort Nine Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Edward Hoenig'. laß. It is pettedly free from final. and the Shoes that are I N. B. Salford is Stuate between Meat/ and Eveiham, at an Washed wlt% it will nab,: foil the fingers in putting on, nor : equal &Ranee from each of tbefe Towns, and the Turnpike the Rocking* in weashqt. Stead adjoins this Eau& The long eftabillhed reputation of thefe Cakes bavinz induced The whole Fame at Sa3ford is Freehold and Tythe Free. quay Perron. to eounterfek tban,thefe who make ofe of them and the Land Tat is low—The Building are in very good re am requelied to take stake. that none are gestane hat whet pair, and the brit Lot is worthy the attention of any Gentle have ail stigrave‘ Label patted en each Cake. with task words, man u a Academe in one of the malt delightful parts of the °By the If.WsPaterst. CASIII for Shining 1.44 d. Blocking, County of Warwick. prepared bl e 4Vnt e ßrififf , the Patentee, and fold by Bayley Printed Pastindars of the Belford Eiinte May be bad at the jog N e w. boot, London; where a large allowance principal Ines at Warwick, Stratford. Alcelier, and Evelliani ; is m o d e l* that. who bey them for erportatien, or to fell again, and a plan of the Estate will be lodged at the place of Sak, and w i t h a hi m & m on o w e ek &s t a ke g ua ndtie s for readynsoney. with Mr. Robert Woodheed, of le&rd, who will Chew the N. B. The Bills of dirsaitmeareAgned with my name, which Lands there, and the Hoofs may be ken on application to Mr. appears on the Oita& death Cake. W. RATLIT. hittehelloarbe Tenant will &ow the Land at Mickkton. For cr Many of the eounowleit Cake nearly 'dabbling the tardier Particulate esquire of Meseta. Godfrey and Takata, out one in appetrence. theymay be di:towed by my Nuns Balaton, Newark teen Trent, Nottinghanahlre ; Mefßs. La ms the label being differently fpekote the word (a.) or (as kw vender. Sadim's• in aveßalla i or Metro. Sinderlei. Log, nay) &kited Wan the wird roped had iige a hyasehtlelas, dogleg, HF.NBURY-HOUSE, WORCESTERSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATE near BIRMINGHAM. TO Si SOLD BY AUCTION. At Styles's Hotel, in Temple-row, Birmingham, on Thurfday " the soth inftant , precifely at Three o'Clock In the Alterman, WARWICEIBHIRE. unlds previnofiy difpofed of by private Contra t, of which MANOR and FREEHOLD ESTATP- Notice willbe given, TO - BE PIRLINYTORILY SOLD SY .1 nom. 'THE very d c fi ra bl e and h an df ome Refidence Br EDWAR D •L of HENBU RY-HOUSE, *dandy Quieted near Mofeley, On Thorfday the sd day of June, agoz, at Two o'Clock in within three Miles of Birmingham; comprifing eo A. aR. the Afternoon, at the Honk of Daniel Wasitalf,called or 38 P. (more or lets) of excellent Arable, Meadow,and Paftnne known by the name or dgn of the Bull and Fleur de Lis. Lend' alto two ( mall Dwetholl - Hoorets with Gardens and fituate in Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, Out-bniklings, fronting the Road loading from Birmingham to THE MANOR of WEDDINOTON, in the King's-Norton and Alcefter, all within a ring Pence. 1 laid Cotmty; and a very defirable FREEHOLD Eh. Henbury-Houfeconflita of move" handfomelarge Parlours, TATE there, in thetollowing Lou a remarkable good Kitchen, two very convenient Pantries, • Lot 1. All that new-ended and capacious Manage. Tale- Brewhoufe, and keen good Lodging-Rooms, Celia., and Bins, anent, or Farm-houfe, with the Yard,Gardens, Orchard, Bats% airna ,. Laundr y the limcfLe• d two ,., l4ad g i _ k _ f _ n r ßncana n ._ I Stables, Cow-hovel. and otlierOut-oincesthereunto adjoining, ova " an entnnuve s ' rcen. "'""" "."- and bdonging; and all thole fevcral Clofes, Pieces or Par chard. FIR-Ponds, X tehen Garden, Coach-houk, and other eels of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pallure Land thereunto Out-buildings, all io complest Repair, and in even nip* joining and therewith occupied, fituate, landing, lying, and ad eligible for the R.elidence of a Gentleman's Family. being in Woldhigton, in the county of Warwick, containing to- The partition of the whole maybe Immediately had (except gether 165, A. and 17 P. or thereabout., (be the fame mute or a (mall Dwelling bottle and Garden, which arc let to a Tenant an d for roma paß Lo the Tenure or until Lady-day next.) A Pack of Hounds are kept within or.• ` s r os ) a ill os 7; fl.r. Thomas . 1 3 : 0 7 o `" p r oo "; Mile and a Half..—. The fituation is very defirahle for a fporting Lot. a. Ail that other Mdivage, Tenement or Farm, with Itefidenee. the Yard, Garden. Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow-hovels, and For Particulars apply to Mr. Bedford. Atterrne l , r New-ft '"'''' outer 9st-olices thereunto adjoininz; and beinSgin3 ; and alto IRrinrgaam, where Plan of the E „ ftaan rn ., a y be een °r , „., t° all the& (event Mks, Pieces or Parcel of rich Arabic, Meadow 'awn" Park , r-g l• __ '" 3°l23 "'"'” and Pallairetand, thereto adjoining, and therewith occupies; don.—The I and-Tax is redeemed. alto fituate i ailtding,lying,and being iu Weddington efundald ; DORBRTSHIRE containing together 181 A. 3.R. and 6 P. or thuveabouts (be the TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION—By Mr. 5Q31138, fame more or let.) and now alto in the Tenure or Occupation At Garraway's Coffee-houfe, London, on Friaay the 28th of of the laid Thomas Tompfun. May iaft. In Lots, unlefs acceptable Offers by Private Con- I.ot s. 411 that other Manage, Tenement, or Farm-houfc. tad are preeioufly made. with the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable. Cow-heYeli. ALL thole two very valuable and compaa and other Out.offiees thereunto adjoining and belonging ; and FREEHOLD FARMS, called GUSSAGE ST. Ml- alfo all thole (event Clofes, piece or parcels of rich Arable, CHAEL, LOWER and HIGHER FARMS, adjoining the Meadow, and Pafture Land thereunto ad j oinin g , and therewith occo,ied, fitnate, sanding, lying, autt bring in Weddington great Turnpike-road to Exeter, irrween Woodyatt's Inn and -, Medford, containing onwards of a.;00 acres of very good a forefaid ; containin g to g ether 145 A. and SP. or thereabouts, Arable Pslea.oow, and Down Land, now in the Occupation (be the fame more or Id' .,) and now in the tenure or oCcupa of Mein. Randall and Andrews, Tenants at Will. than of Mr. John Taylor. Alto two other eligible Freehold Farm% called MIN- Lot 4. All that new ere Red Manage, Tenement, or Farm- CHINGTONwith the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow-. FARM and CROWTERS, at Woodcots, fine- haute,hovels, and other Out once thereunto adjoining and belonging; ated nearly adjoining the two beforementioned Farms, and and alto all thofe feveral Ctoks, Pieces, or parcels of rich containing upwards of 306 acres of ufeful Land, now in the , Meadow and Pail= Land thcrcunto adjoining and therewith Occupation of Mee's. Adams and n, who arc Tenants occupied, fitnate, Banding, lying, and being in Weildington at Will. Likewife that very defirable and improveable Freehold siert:lldd, containing together 65 A. aR. and 13 P. or there- Manor Farm, with the Lcafeho'd Cottages, held under the abouts, (be the fame more or lefs,) and now In the tenure or fame, called ASH MANOR FARM, Innate in the Parith of oectiPation of Mr. John Toy/attend. Lot s. All their two Clercs, pieces or parcels of exceeding Sewer Pain, three miles north of Biandford, containing up rich hicadow and Paft uf l c Land caned the Homepiank Meadow, wads of sea acres of prime Meadow, Arable, Down, and and the Paddock, fituatc, lying, and being in Weddington Wood Land, in the Occupation of Mr. Lewis, tenant at will. Deferiptive Particulars may be had at Woodyatt's Inn; aforefaid, containing ern/ether an A. 3 R. and a 8 P. or there- Mr. James, at Staihidge, near Shaf , efbury; and at the Olhec of atoms, (be the fame more or kfs,) and now in the tenure or IVI oce . at ion cf the faid Thomas Tompfon. 6. AS thole two other Chia, pieces, or parcels of ex- Ellett be fold by Private Contra& Lffra. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Cog's-court, White- np 1 hall, Loudon • who will give timely information, thould the ceeding rich Meadow and Paiture Land called the Brook Med,- dow, and the Brook Clok, fituate, lying, andbeing in Wedding ton aforefaid, containing together 13 A. a IL and a t P. or thereabouts (be the fame more or (eta), and now site in the tenure or occupation of the fail Thomas Tompfon. I.ot 7. AU thole four Cloki, Pieces, or Parcels of Rick Arabic, Meadow, and PaftureLand, called the Meadow, the Hovel Cluie, the Footway Clofe, and the Lane Clore, fituatc, lying, and being in Weddington aforefaid, containing together 16 A. 3 R. and 18 P. adjoining the Cottage piece, belonging to Nuneaton aforefatd, and lying by-the Lane-fide fcading from Nuneaton to Highanuon-the-hill, and now in the ti mum or occupation of Mr. johnTowufend. Lot 8. All thole two Clofes, Pieces, or Parcels of Risk Arable or Pafture 'Land, called the Honic's and Goodman's Ode, li.uate, lying, and being in Wcddington aforefaid, ad jo•niug the Carriage-road from Nuneaton, to Higliam-on-the hill aforefaid; and near to the Wading-area Road, and now in the tenure or occupation of the fail Thomas Tompfon. Lot 9. The Manor of Weddington aforefaid, with the Per -4n and Appendageis thereunto betart- Weddington lituated within one •of Nuneaton, Eve of Atherftone, the fame dittance from Hinckley, nine Miles Enna Coventry, and'eightecn Milm from Leicefter, in a fine Spurting Country, is near the Watling-ftrect Road, and alio near the Turnpike Road leading from Lekeiter to Coventry, and within a thort diltance of the Coventry and Afiaby Canal Navigation'. The Land is in general very Rich and Fertile. Lots and 6 are equal, if not fuperior, to any Land in the County of Wan. wick; the Brook Clofe is Unmet on an eminence, command ing a beautiful profped of the furrounding Country, and Is a defirablc (pot to credt a Manflon or other Buildings upon. and under- which there is an inexhauitible Delph of Clay of the very heft quality, and the I .and-tat and Poor-rates are very low. Prince.' Partionlars will be diftributed in Jue time, and easy be had at the Bull and Fleur-de-lis, Nune.ton ; George inn, Hinckley; Crowns, Leketter ; Cattle, Coventry ; Red Lion, Athentone; Geqrge Inn, Warwick; Cattle Inn, Birmingham; and the White Hart, Alliby-de-la-Zouch. For a - view of the Preinifes apply to the rcfpedtive Tenants, or to Daniel "Wasitatf. in Nuneaton aforefaid; and for all fur ther particulars to Roberti Abney, Er + of Athby-le-14 Z itch, In the county in Leleefter; Mr. Matthew Ingle, of the fame place; Mr. Farmer, of Barton in the Beavantn the Lid County; to Mr. George Greenway, Attorney at Law, Nuneaton, War wiekedre, where a plan of the EAate may be teen t to Mg. isms Nicholls. Attar pit Law No.*, Qom ltdidliamm e - oomikkary,Loades. • OFFICE FOR SICK AND WOUNDIID SEAMEN. 1 April 30, 1802. THE Connniffianees for Sie4 era Wounded Seamen, tie. &hereby give dein, that ea Friday next, the 7tbs f May, there will le pat art to Sate by Public Aveiest f , at NalID4ll Cr4i HOitel, wear Stilton, irarioat Articles of New aid Old Storer, aonfilliazi H t lpitai Z•elelini end Clouding, outward( affix bonded Hair Matteerfet, Hair Bel us, Feather Skates, Ear, Sbeett, Ninety Wooden Sedflearktie. lde. Nee.tabieb way he viewed at the &pit, wed where Cetehrier nay by application to the Sairyrow, sr to Mr. Madeline, the Aelliwtetr, atbkrawn Cr