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• , vxd, N • 4 • A . ~ I() r •, .IE 4 r ••• - • , Arab, 4 „ . 11 • • 4 •.4' k•-••?,, . IP* : o> Y l ° ; 1 •1• (11 ) ' m „ . 1111:4* • cc•.l. NUMB ER 3898 3 SEVFNT}I TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T0 -MORROW EVENING, MAY 16, tßoi, aller Majeftics Servants will perform the New Drama of ADELMORN; THE OUTLAW. To which will he added the Farce of THE LIAR. RANELAGH WILL. BE OPENED O N WEDNESDAY NEXT, MAY zo, ISor, with a CONCERT of-VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, and a GRAND FIRE-WORK, with emblematical devices, in honour of the Birth -Day of her MAJernr. Admittance ss. each Perron, Coffee and Tea included. The ROTUNDA will continue open with the ufual Enter tainments, on Friday the 22d, and every faeceedlng Monday, W e dnclday, and Friday, until further notice. Admittance as ulna, 32 6d. 01DIR OF TIRING, 11' SIONIOIS 1045! AND ?MIMI : Frit DiVirIOD on the Canal.—a. A Salute of Maroons ; a. Twelve Water Rockets; 3. Twelve Water Fountains • 4. Twelve Water Girifcoles ; 5. Six Water Minn; 6. arse Piece in brilliant Fire, adorned with Roman Candies and Pots Ms Palos. Second DiviOon.—r. Eight Half-pound Rockets ; 2. A Caf cside of Furlony Wheels in brilliant Fire; 3. Vertical Wheel in brilliant Fire, embellifised with four Girifcoles in blue Fire, and a fixed Star in Rayonant Fire in the centre; 4. A Bomb Shell,. illuminated with blazing Stars; 5. a Flight of Rockets ; 6. A Grand Guilochc, with a Reprife in Slow Fire ; 7. a Grand Dif charge of Pots de Brin. Third Divilion.—a. Eight Half.pourd Sky Rockets- 2. Two Wheels in brilliant and gold Fin, with 6 Reptile in it:Ayonant Fire, and Maroons ; 3. A Bomb Shell, ilianiinated with blazing Stars; 4. Two Boren Wheels; S. A Plight of Rockets ; 6. An Horizontal Whed In brilliant Fire, with Roman Candles, to change in a fixed Sun ;7. Two Start with a Mofaic Reprife in brilliant Fire ; I. One Air Balloon ilitindnated. Fourth Divilions-1. Eight Half-pound Sky Rockets ; 2. Two Fancy Trees in Chinefe Fire with Maroons; 3. A Difcharge of Raman Candles with an illumination of Bngal Lights; 4. A large Regulating Piece In four Mutations: a It, A Vertical Wheel in brilliant d bloc Fire • 2d, A friperb fixed Sun, 160 feet hi cireutriferen an ce ; 3d, An eight itaterlatensent brilliant Fire, with pointed Stan ; 4th, Six branches in Rayonant Fire, with Mroons • 5. A Flight of Rockets ; 6 . To conclude with a Grand Co up: de Fens in which Ion! be Introduced the Medal lion of her plsofty, adorned with a beautiful Reptile in CH IA* Fire, witlys Flight of Rockets, Ali Balloons, and a bat tery of Maroons. Doors to be opened at Seven o'Clock, the Chneen to 40 m. hien= at Fight, and the Fire-Work exhibited at half pail Eleven.--Tickeu for Private Coach Stands to be had et Rano lazh-Hoofe at Two °Weis for the feafon. No. 42, HAYDON-SQUARE, MINORMS. ACADEMY fiir FASHIONABLE DANCING, efta bllfbed upwards of a Years, of the firft refpetabUity, at Mr. WILiON's Affembly Rooms, where Ladies and Gm tiemen may acquire a proficiency in all the fafhionable Midgets, Cotillion*, Country Dances, Scotch, kith, Italian, and Fancy Steps; Reels, Hornpipes, and every other falblostable Dance sow in pra:Ttice, in the molt private manner, on moderate terms. Pupils may beard in the Houfe, and be completed in all the neceffary pats of Dancing in a Fortnight. The Small and Broad Sword aught ; .110 the Violin, Harp, and Forte-P t :o. The Sided Affembly is held every Wednefday ; none but ?er tena otreffedtabillt y can become S iibkribers. Schools attended FOR THE 1 SETH AND GUMS. T HE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DENTIFRICE, invented by the late limos Hauer, Dentift to bet Majefty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly fuperior, both In elegance and eflcaey to any thing Litherto made ale of; they will effe dually preferve the Teeth in a found Rae, even to old age; will render them white and beautiful without the Icaft impairing the enamel, fallen fuch as are look, keep fuch as are already decayed from becoming w orfe, pre vent the Tooth-ach, pettedly curt the Scurvy in the Goma, and make them grow Ann and dole to the Teeth. They like wile render the Breath delicately Comet, and remedy all thole diforders that are the confequenee of feorbutic Gums and bad Teeth. In order to prevent the IMpoStions daily pradifed by perfons counterfeiting the above-mentioned loardtablifhed Medicines, the folkseting words ire tby pertnifilon) engraved in the (tamp, "1.43/tlaltri BAYLIT, & Btew, COCKSPUIL.STRUIT," And mine are genuine but what have thole wards engraved in the Ramp, and alfo a label with the words B and Brew, Cackfpurfteeet, London," palled on the back of each bottle and box. And all venders of the above Medicines are hereby informed, that counterfeiting the Ramp is Felony. The ESknce and Dentifrice are fold wholcede and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cocklper-ttreet, London. Price as. 96. each, Ramps included. 8 • The Public are rrfpedtfully caationed egainft purchaflog the ° above Medicines without Ramps; no venders being flip piled with tbgen unftampcd (except for capitation) ; Inch as arealfeeed teals without the proper *tamp muft be counterfeit . This day was publithed, Handfomely printed in Two Volumes, Octavo, price Les. in Boards, a new Edition, of ESSAYS and TREATISES on feveral Subjeds. By DAVID HUME, DA. Printed for T. Cadeli, jun. and 91. Davies, Strand; and Bell and liradfute, Edinburgh. Of whom may ago be had, new Editions of Mr. Hume's Hiftory of England, from the Invalion of Julius Carat to the Revolution in i 682; with the Author's tail Correelions and Improvements, and a than Account of his life, written by himfelf. In Eight Volumes Odeavo, with Portraits of the Eng- Mb Sovereigns, Price 31. 0. bound, and in Eight Volumes (bane, with fine Impieflions of the Pommies, price Isl. This day was pubUlhed, price is. 6d. A LETTER to the Rev. THOMAS BERE, Reaor of Buteombe, occafioned by his late unwarrantable Attack on Mrs. HANNAH MORE, with an Appendix, con taining Letters and other Documents relative to the extraordi nary Proceedings at Biagdcm. • By the Ikea. Sir ABRAHAM ELTON, Bart. Printed for Cadell and Davies, Strand ; Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Hazard, at Bath. Ws day was pubiiihed, elegantly printed in 4to• and iHuftrated by a Map conitruded entirely from actual °Nervation, price . I IL ins. hi boards, N ACCOUNT of TRAVELS into the Inte rior of SOUTHERN AFRICA, in the years 1797 and ma. Including Curfory Obfenations on the Geology and Geography of the Southern Part of that Continent; the Natu nlHillory of fuchOlklata as occurred In the Animal, Vegeta ble, and Mineral Kingdoms ; and Sketches of the Phylical and !Moral Cbara&crs of the various Tribes of Inhabitants fur rounding the Settlement of the Cape of Good Hope. Tdsrhich is annexed a Data-Melon plebe Fermat State, Population, and Produce of that extenfive Colony. By JOHN BARROW, Late Sec►etary to the Earl of Macartney, and AuJitor-General of Public Accounts at the Cape of Good Hope. London: Printed for A. Strahan ; and T. Cadets, Jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand. Dr. BUCHAbI's DOMESTIC MEDICINE, With further Improvements by the Author. This day was pubilthed, inane large vuL Ireo. price 9s. bound, A new Edition, Denis the &mutant h. of DOMESTIC MEDICINE; or, a Trtatife on the Prevention and Cure of Difeafes, by Regimen and bin* Medicines. With an Appcndit, containing a Dalpenra. tory for the Ule of Private Praaitimersoi Complete GlollAry of loch few technical Terms at a; s isextaray ufed throughout tk Work, and a Copious Irides. By WILLIAM BUCHAN, M.D. Fellow of the Royal Colkge of Phyfitians, Edinburgh. Printed for A. Straiten, T. Cada, Jun. and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Creech and E. Balfour, at Edinburgh. ••• This Treillage comprehends not only the Acute, but ago the Chronic Difeafes, and both are treated At much greater l'ngth than in fay P;rforinitac of the like nature. It likewife contains an Easy Oldie Norling and Manigernent of Claims; with Rules fee profirring Health, fulled to the different &Ma lians and Ossitugmlons of Mankii d; concerning CO l& 'thing. and drinking the Mineral Waters of this country; and !Anatol' for the Clan of Wounds, the arrioaioo or Era' rum, Dillocarions, t The Atm Work wait ocLoolly geblillted whb the entire Appetites. of the tare sir , (to whom As es* Likleatipar. by paiMbsa. dellessal do bac D. Dowry of nol uninot Its 11.91. tiorr ill &L Wm som a 4141111•4 bragralwasof 1 0 Yon. anti be buousfai Oak ilbst Thisa. gilidestlT Tree U hlainds di Nalls emi of bAribbil. FRIDAr, MAT is, 1801 This day was publifhed, A New Edition, being the Third, conGderably enlarged and improved, and to which is now fiat added, HINTS ON Fisu PONDS; price bound se. i . PLAIN and EASY INTRODUCTION to the Knowledge and Pratftice of GARDENING. By CHARLES MARSHALL, Vicar of Brixworth, Northamptonthire. Printed for F. and C. 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Seoenth Edi tion, 3 Vols. price rl. to 116 day** Elegantly printed ha One Vaal - = and Mama by Plates and Views, engraved from original Drawingl mew rattly taken en the Spot, and a Sketch of the Geogney al the Tread, Price 11. Ito 6d. in boards, (D;dicated, by permildon, to the Marquis of Bore), CONSTANTINOPLE, Ancient and Modern; with Ezeurlititts to the Shores and Mutts of the Archipe lago and to the Tread. By JAMES DALLAWAY, M. B. F. S.A. Late Chaplain & Pkylician of the Britt& Ensbatfy to the Porte. Prititlid for 1 1 ..Catici, Jen. and W. David, Strand. • • A fee Cottle are rioted as Royal Paper,with coloured Plates, price 31. 31. in boards. As above may alfo be had, by the fame Author, Anecdotes of the Arts in Eogland; or, Comparative Obfcr. vations on ArchiteCture, &evert; and Painting, chidly il laQnted by Spectates. at Orford. One large VoL Bro. Price los. 6d. in boards ; or in a QM accanuntalation of thole who may ramie Dillgurlgo• boar dil This day was publifticA, In Two Volumes Odom, Pries 141. in Boaz*, A new Edition, being the Ninth, of THE THEORY of MORAL SENTIMENTS: an May towards an Analyfts of the Principles by which Men naturally judge concerning the Conduct and Charadtcr, firft of their Neighbours, and afterwards of thanielves. To which is added, a Digenation on the Origin at Language. By ADAM SMITH, LL. D. And F. R. S. of London and Edinburgh ; one of the Commlf- Sown of his Majefty's Cullom/ In Smtland ; and formerly Profetfor of Moral P 411010017 in the Union/Sty of Olafgow. Printed for T. Cade.% jun. and W. Davies, Strand; F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Longman and Rees, Patemoner-row ; Bell and Bradfote and W. Creech, at Edin burgh. Of whom may be had, by t he fame Author, 1. An Inquiry into the Nature and Caulks of the Wealth Sf Nations. 3 vols. Bvo. 9th Edition, His. in boards. a. Strays on Philofophical Subjects; with an Account of Dr. Smith's Life and Writings, by Dug* Stewart, F. R. S. E. 4to. Iss. In boards. This day was publifbed, Elegantly printed in Two le Monks Quarto, hot-preffed, with a new whole Sheet Map, with Portraits, Sepulchral Effigies, Views, Plans of Roman Stations, Towns, Caftles, and ancient Encampments, illuftrative of the Hillary and Antiquities of the County ; price 41. ds. is Boards. AN HISTORICAL TOUR in MON MOUTHSHIRE. By the Rev. WIBLIAAM CORE, A. M. F. R.S. F. A. S.' Printed for T. Ceded, Jon. and W. Davies, Strand • • The Platesid this Work =haunt to upwards of Ninety, ezel . afivo of Vignettes The Portraits are from original PiCtores nerd' before engraved; the Views are principally from Draw ings by Sir Richard Colt Hoare, Bart and engraved by Byrne and other eminent Artifts ; the Plans are drawn from actual Survey ; and the Map is conftruelod from the belt Authorities, ander the Direttion of Mr. Arrowfmith. As above, may alto be had, by the fame Author, I. Memoirs of the Life and Adrift:nitration of Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford, with original Correfpondence and authentk Papers never before pubhihed, 3 Volumes Qiiarto, 31. us. in Beards. 2. A grew Edition of the lame Work, without the Corre fpondence and Papers, 3 Vols. Bvo. rL 4s. in Boards. 3. Travels in Switzerland, and the Country of the Grifons, elegantly printed in a Vofs. Royal Quarto, and iftuftratol with Views taken on the Spot by Mr. Smith, a Map, and other 1 Plates, 61. 6s. in Boards. bn Saturday will be pubblbed, hesifennet/ printed in Cliftavo, price is boardil, Ss. A Fourth Volume of SERMONS on PRACTICAL SUBJECTS. By the late Rey. SAMUEL CARR, D. D. Prebendary of St. Paul's, Reetor of St. Andrew Underfhaft, London, and . of Finchley, Middiefel. Printed for F. and C. Rivingten, No. Ea, St. Paul's Church yard ; J. Rolston, Ncw Bond-itreet, J. Hamitatd, Piccadilly; and W. J. and J. Richardfou, CombilL Of whom may be had, 'The Second Edition of the three firft Volumes of SERMONS on PRACTICAL SUBJECTS, by the frame Author, price in boards, tL is. This day v.a. publinted, in (oar large Volumes ruodecimo, price ads. b 3 boards, a new Edition, being the Fourteenth, with numerous Carnelian. and Alterations, of PAMELA; or,VIRTLTE REWARDED: in a (cries of familiar Letters from a beautiful young Damfel to her Parent. ; and afterwards, in her exalted Condition, be tween her and Perfons of Figure and Quality, upon the molt Important and entertaining Subje& in genteel Life. Publithed In order is cultivate the Principles of Virtue and Religion in the Minds of the Youth of both Seam By the late Mr. SAMUEL RICHARDSON. Printed for j. Johnfon, G. 0. and J. Robinfon, R. Eakin-in, 'vl4 and J RkOandfos, P. and C. itvington, Ogilvy and San, °midge and Son, P. Macipseen, J. Nuns, W. Lowndes, W. Lane, Verner and Hood, I.ackington, Allen, and Co. Cadeli and Davies, C. Law, Lonvnan and Ras, T. Ha tit, and J. Wallis. •.• The Boekfelletr think It necefary to acquaint thc Pub lic, that the numerous Alteration. In this Edition were made by the Author, and were left by him for Publication, and that they .have been favoured with the Copy, from which the pre feet Edition is printed, by his only (arriving Daught,e. N. B. This Edition is entered at Stationers'-Hall. Of the above•mendoned EoutfeUctrs may be bad, by the fame Tbis dap Wes publibed, Number I. price Is.; and Part I. price too. dd. (containing No. L to No. X. inelutive,) of THE GARDENER'S AND BOTANIST'S DICTIONARY ; Costaining the belt and newest Methods of cultivating and improving the Kitchen, Fruit, Flower Garden, and Nurfcry ; of performing the pradlical Parts of Agricukure • of managing Vineyard., and of propagating all Sort. of Timbe r Trees. By the late PHILIP MILLER, F. R. S. Gardener to the Werfttipful Company of Apothecaries at their Botanic Garden In Ciscifea, and Member of the Botanic Aca demy at Florence. To which are now Firft added, A complete enumeration and defeription of all Plants hither to knosvo, with their Generic and Specific Meader', Places of Growth, Times of Flowering, and As both Medicinal and Ofeasentical. Vie whole corroded and newty armnged,vrith dee Addition of all the modem I In Lablicape Gardening, and in the Culture d Trod, Plants, and Fruit., rain the various kinds of Hot-houfes and Forcing particularly me. , with Plates exptanarary both of them, and the princi ples of Botany.—By THOMAS MARTYN, B. D. F. R. S. Regina Profeffor of Botany in the Univerfay of Cambridge. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6a, St. Paul'. Church yard; and the reit of the Proprietors. rropofala for this Work, containing the conditions of Publi cation, and a full account of the various Improvements in this new Edition's may be bad, int* of all the priadpal Bocifeliera. Author, 1. The HISTORY of CLARISSA HARLOWE, in Eight Volumes, isms 11. The HISTORY of Sir CHARLES GRANDISON, in Seven Volumes, limo. DR. THORNTON's GLAND NATIONAL BOTANICAL WORK. MR. WHITE, BookkUer, Fleet•Rreet, being appointed as an Agent for Dr. Tnostrron's Grand Na tional, Botanical Work, the NEW ILLUSTRATION of the SEXUALSYSTEM of LINNAEUS, dedicated by perenillion to her NUJ any. has the pieafure of Informing the public, that he has by him a few lets of this fuperb Work, at 232. per Part or Number. and that the pnrchafers of thefe wilt be confldere:d in every refpedt as actual Subfcribem The fandtions to this NA dood•Work are extremely numerous. 2. Dr. DARWIN, in his l'hytologia, thus esprclies • I very much applaud, and bcg leave to recomtncnd to the pub ic, the lupe*, piduraque, botanical plates now publiihlng by Imo. T NNNNN ON, which I topple have no equal" s. To DC TIIIOINTO74, on the beautiful Reprarration of 0o Agave, or America:Aloe; given in the 3d Number of his ftir Illuftration Nurs'd by a length of rolling years Her itately form Aoave rears, Protracting Rill with wife delay, The glory follow 'd by deal. Till, urea by time's ref:Alas date, Nobly the braves her deltin'd fate ; And, eorkious of the approaching doom, ILLUSTRATION OF BRITISH ZOOLOGY. Busts forth impatient into bloom; While, rich from all the curving Ram, This day were mbliiked, Number I, price is. E41,,--And Volume , Proftiely loot the golden gems; I, (containing Number I. to KTI.) price In boards tl. to& of Thang Inidft admiring eyes, an entirely new, cetillPkice_Fld elegant Work. Tie vegetable M-irt . yr I'HE NATURAL HISTORY of BRITISH Ilat firietin thus at THY command, SHELLS, Including Figures and Defcripdons of all tie Useltemed her twined form (ball (laud; Species hitherto &formed in Great Pritan ; fyftematically sr- Aid glorying h preesnial Wow, nailed in the Linnean Manner, with Itientific and general Ob. Sialliwile their' arc jets* come. krvations on each. From Dr. SHAW of the Britiih ?Viacom. By E. I)/NOVAK F. L.S. , 3. Of the excellency of the plates, we are alto able to flare the • aim of the Neutral DatOritm of Britifb Birds, !Meets, &ea following flattering trttimony from Dr. Ruts ro F. R. S. !tinted for the Author, and for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, Profeffor of Botany, and Prcfidcat of the Edinburgh College of &.Paul's Church-yard..—Sold alto by J. Hatchard, No. 173, in Phyficians. " The New Ilhatratlon, I may well judge, from Piccadilly. CONDI TIO vs: the fpecimens before me, will inked far furpafstn elegance and 1. Tbn v‘'ork Mall he elegantly printed in O . tavo, on a fine . fplendour every thin,: that hashes *fore ofi'ered to •he public. Wove Royal Paper. and lint peeled. I do not know whi& molt to admire, whether the accuracy of 11, Three Plata Call be given in each Number, with defcrip- the daps, the (ohne!. Rod idiocy of the engravings, or the tins : They will be primed on W hatman's Drawing Paper, general died of the whole. I serer did fee reprefentations of and comedy finlibed in Colours from pried, Specimens of any flowers whatever, In celsonstseslwiniant or morejoft. At the Skella--Price as. 6d. each Number. a fmall abaft one wooed noise Ws imagined that the real 111. 'This Work !hall be completed In Simi Monthly Number+. objects thandrives were helms* dies say their piEtures; the An Index for the fyfternitit Arrangement wii be given at the decodes in, Ilk*, The New Illuftration will be End of each Volume, containing Twelve Nombera sot elf dos RA Stink Work extant, but laiderd The Prof= he bed, gratis, of all the naelardiere. merrOe t gawky waist a 4r... i t , e at the chid branches of pu by the fame Author, the Ise sets has attained in A NATURAL MSTORT of BR! fiSH Or. a 4. Team* M ,F.IL S. Regius Profeffor of Emmy Selection at die malt rate, beautiful, and ineereitisg Species in abs Usiverlity elOmalwidgp. yds% " Being about to cam which inhabit this Casetry. With Ore hundred and twenty- • mom LoCtures an Deem he &a Uniertfity, I Mall be happy four esieured Him. Complete in Five Volume, price is to add dews the New Illearation of Urinous, to thew it to my pt.^ wire mean fail to be delighted With a work, which is as A NALTITtALAINTORY of BRITISH INSECTS, with isseff/iiise It •►" camel Ram end of which Eight Volumes ardpow coos- It S. The Neff at ter Sexual Sy Rem comes out pileol. Feet 9i. eta quolesk. SIX UL May ao, 'Sol. and it will IL Id Theft Works condone tabs laid is Mesibly Members ire amdiedsi Is 111 itemits no Second liabtlon win be as lenseriy, the Sir* at aIA end the Weds at Mt cub reillA I%k mist will boa be invaluably only Igo woo Number. kin rimed. C PAIR SIX-PENC IL „. RO 4 F. INN, CAMBRIDGE., JOHN HORNE, Keeper of the Rof: Inn Corte bode, Cambridge, begs leave to return his w artneit &maks to the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Oniverfity, and his other Friends, for their fupport and'itieuenee fo fifteen years, and to arum them, that they may depend on his future exer tions to deferve their favours. And he further takes the liberty of informing the public, that he has taken the ROSE INN, where Gentlemen may be accommodated with good Beds, able Hodes, and good Chafes; and that it will be the duty, as well as the pride of his life, to procure them every comfort at urea fonabk a rate as the drays will admit of. ROMAN CEMENT AND STUCCO. MESSRS. PARKER and Cc. having eßablifhed by an IletiOn at Law, their exclufive right of making CE MENT under PATENT, beg leave to ftatc, that It is fold by them only, at Bankfide, London. This Cement will fet and beconsias hard as Stone, either in or out of water. It gives to Mafonry an uncommon degree of ftrength and folidity ; and may be cipofed to the adtion of the tides or the fea without injury. It Is a cheap fubititute for Plumber's Work, where wiper, fpirtts, or oil, are to be pre ferred. Common Mortar may be fo improved by it uto tur ps& in Itrength any Terms Mortar; and by the fame Means STUCCO is pro.'uccd of the molt hard and durable nature. MONMOUTHSHIRE.—To sc SOLO IT AverzoN, At the Angel Inn, in the town of Abcrgavenny, on Wednefday the zoth of May, infant, between the hours of four and fit in ale Afternoon, fubjcct to fuch conditions of Ede as (hall be then and there produced, unlcfs difpofed of in the mean time by Private Contract, of which notice will be given in • this p aper; LL that newly ereeted and truly commodious .4" 1 Freehold Meffuage, called The ANGEL INN, in the Town of Abergavenny, which, with a little improvement, may be :tunic, the kit and belt Inn on the line of road from ClTA teller to 'Milford-Haven for bufine4, confining of five Parlours or fitting Rooms on. the Groond floor, one of which is fug eiently large to dine two hundred perfons, the others are neat and commodious; two handfome Dining Rooms upon the belt boor, with fuflicienLand neat Bed-chambers neceffary for the bufincfs of the laid inn, which will prove fatisfacctory upon a view of the premifes ; there are ago three good Cellars, with convenient and Very excellent Stabling, a very roomy Chalfe Yard for Carriages to Rand in under Cover • a large and very pleafant Garden ; all adjoining, and molt defirably connedlest. Alto an the Houfellold Furniture, Plate, Linen, Poft Chalks, Eight pair of Horfes, &e. &c. N. B.—The tale of the Furniture, Ecc: will begin at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, and will continue until all be fold. Fur (ale by Private Ccin:act, and other Particulars, apply to Mr. Prather°, AttorDey at Law, in Mt, Monmouthltre ; or to Meffm Price and Williams, Anoraks, Lincolifs-inn. CAPITAL SPINNING WORKS, ace. TO It SOLD IT •UCTION, _ Under a CommifSon of Bankrupt, at the Swan Inn, In Wol verhampton, Stafford, on Tuefday the 26th day of May, 18of.-I'he file to begin at Three o'clock in the evening, unlefs difpofed of by Private Contra& before the aoth day of May, in which cafe due Notice will be given t ALL that PARCEL of LAND, containing about Three-quarters of an Acre, with a capital Steam Mill, Spinning Rooms, Warrhonfes, Dwelling-bodes for Work men, and other Buildings erected thereon, now ufed for combing and carding of Wool, and (pinning of Wonted and Woollen Yarn, grinding and boring of Gun Barrels, turning, potiflaing, &e. innate at Horfcley field, nearly adjoining the Town of Wolverhampton, together with the Machinery now therein g and alto fuck Stock in Trade and Implements as Mail be men tioned In ad Inventory, which will be produced at the time of filer-The Machinery confifts of two Patent Combing Ma. chines, with Drawing Frames and Combs complete; Six Wafted Spinning Frames. with preparing Machines ; Four large double Carding Engines; Five Sugle Carding Engine* Three Jacks for (pinning Lift Yarn; Two Telsers • and Two ftrong La thee.—The whole is upon the newel an d belt coo. ftruCtion, in good repair, performs Its work remarkably well, and is capable of combing Ten Packs.of Wool, (pinning Twen ty Packs of Yarn, and boring of 'rwo hundred Gun Barrels weekly,working eleven hours each day; bade* which power is Set which yields a Rent of Sixty Guineas a Year. The Land and Bei/dings are held under a Leafs' for the re• Sue of a term of years, about forty-feven of which are unex pired; with a power referred to the Leffee only, of determin ing ttot fame pt the end of every (even years; in which cafe a certain pr.portion of the money laid out in the Buildings to be repaired by the Landlords ; adjoins the Wolverhampton and Birmingham Canal, and b:ing fo near the Town of Wolver hampton, where little employment is had for Women and Chil dren, renders this a detirable Swann(' for a Work of this fort ; and (mall Coals, for the sift of the Engine, are delivered on the Premifes under three flaiiiin nand fispeoce per too, long weight. Poffeffion maylie had immediately. The whole will be put up together in One Lot ; and, if no bidders, the Engine and Buildings' will be put up in One Lot, and the Machinery in Clue or more Lots, as mall be agreed tmotf at the time of (ale. For a view apply to Mr. Thomas Hill, at the Works ; and for further particulars to Mr. Allen, Attorney at Law, Kidder. mintier, Worcefterfhlre. ISLE OF WIGHT-CAPITAL MANOR AND FARMS TO II SOLDJIY•UCTIONIIT 3. YOUNG, On Thurfday, the .Bth day of June, dm, at the Buile•inn, Newport, ifle of Wight, at five of the clock in the Afternoon, wilds boner difpoled of by Private Contrad, of which im mediate Notice will be given, in the following Lots: ' Lot s. LL that Manor and - Farm called BRIM A DLESFORD, fituate in the Pugh of AMMO. about three miles from Newport, and three from Wooton, con- Siting of a convenient Meiruage or Dwelling-houfe, lately fitted up at confiderablc expence, with fultable Barns, Stables, and out-buildings, and about uo Acres of Arabic, Meadow, Paf turc, Coppice, Wood, and common Land, thereto belonging. The above Elate is Tythe-froc, extremely well Rocked with Timber, the Royalty is very extenfive, and the Manor abound. with Game. - 17;a...-About 74 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Paton Laud, with a Barn thereon, adjoining to the above Premifes, sad called Culls. Lot 3.--About 66 Actes of Arable, Meadow, Paftore, and Coppice Land, called Pack6elds, with two Tenements and Gar. dens thereto belonging. The two lift mentioned Lots are fituate near the Rood lead ing from Newport to Ryde, are capable of great improvement, and poffefs extenfire Conunon Flights, and a great part of the Lands are alto Tythe-free. Lot 4—About 76 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Nature Land, and at Acres of Coppice Land, adjoining the above pre. miles with Two Tenemints , and a Garden, and a Barn, and Stahl; thereon, MIA Woodboufe. Oa tha three !aft Lots,there arc feveral 4tuati,:ns command laclch and eztengive views. Timber on each Lot to be taken by the purchafer, at a valuation. The Land Tax charged on the whole at the Prentifes,amounts to tot. tea. per annum,and the Lots wit, be fold fubjed to each parelafer paying a proportionate part thereof. The Poor-rates an remarkably low, and did not until the tail two years amount to as. in the Pound. Printed particclan may be hod three weal previous td the Sale, at the of Oakes Marrs. Datnan; and Warner, Rocas"; Mart Hain and Matthews, Inner Temple, London; Bugle lea, Newport • George and White Hart, Winehnftcr ; Crown, Potdmouth; Dolphin, GiAport ; Coach and tiorfts,Sontlisne" tan • White/Hart, Sallburr ; Angel, Lynalogelo; Clreara,ltte woad i and at She Aidioasir's, Amity.