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----------fmgmiang'l'7l.llllll°jmllimimllijimlimNgmjiniggllmgimlimijNiNlNllllllll"lW lP ' • - . I-. . .or Ali F , 4 „' • , . • • ) ti 11:.,, ; Z.:t 0•••• r, • „, ,t ), ‘. . • r-- . I • •) I , 4e l k ..A I A; • ai d rV.l‘. : N - r • . i t il" __ • , ••'r ir - e \% 1 .. 'it U NUMBER 42103 MONDAT, MAT 17, IAO2 ADMITTANCE NYE SHILLINGS ONLY. • EANIELAGH. [mica ant.PiNCE: ON WEDNESDAY NEXT , MAY is, ' 1802, wni be exhibited A SUPERB FIRE-WORK, By Mdßl. SMITH and BROCK, In Honour 0: the BIRTH DAY of HERIIAJESTY. VIR.T DIVISION ON Tilt WATER. Rockas, Fountains, and Balloons SICOND DIV/SION. _ _ LLOYD'S COFFEE-HOUSE, MAY 8, tgot. ASUBSCRIPTION for Ereetin g a S tatue o f the Right Hoo. WILLIAM PITT, late Firft Lord of the Treafury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, fur hL dif tinguifhed and valuable S:rvi:es which he has rendered to his Country during the courfc of his able and upright Admini ttration: TAUNTON, MAY 1 1, 1802 . L OST yeflerday , n ear t h e M ar k et Place, Tann ton, between the hours of fa and cight o'clock in the Evening, a BLACK POCKF.T BOOK, containing 'l'mlve Five-Guinea Notes of the Bank of HA at may and Co. Taunton, and correfponding with the following Numbers, viz. 6783 6 9 03 7 3 99 7 1 94 681 4 6 9 0 9 7106 7688 6831 6 97 1 7141 7698 And alfo - varinus Papers, of no conic qucnce to any perfon but the Owner. ! r - rifiE SALE pf:wiNE; as adveytifeti at the Excite Office, S4 , ortiarnpron,on Wreinefd.Ly next, the syth 'dl e May. is POSTPONED urrii further orders. FINEST PAR r DEVON. TO 2E SOLD. IN FEE, A NOBLE ani Spacious MANBION, with L corrafpond, in appendages, extenilve P Lands. arira. ece. fz.c.&c. molt perfect and lirralalfr!ligi%tz for a l's`o:3l,:man or Gentleman of i‘rtivi•; re;il:te with t„csry beauty, and innumerald.: local adVallta::t4; on the Sout!tern Coaft, not more the. ten miles from, and within vhw ;h.: Sea—To previ:nt unacceirsq trouble, the I.tweit price ias, Forty-five Thot:flnd P4uncli. Information will be given. to Principal, only, by Mr. Hall, No. zp, Piccadilly . Loadon.—M;:y 3. Ifios. _ _. _ Amount of Subferiptions advertifed, 21121. los. Wm. Cadale 5 5 JeiTe Ruffel 10 10 Rot. H. Mirth, Fellow Simplon and Davifun to to of St. John's College, antes Simmons 5 5 Cambridge I 0 10 oVITTCIISykt3 10 10 Stephen Cattky to to ohn Tenn I 0 10 Wm. Noble to to ,vfarquis of Headfoet at 0 Hon. and Right Rev. Sir Wm. Farquhar 21 0 Bifitop of Durham zx • John Lewis Goldfmld to to Sir John Dick to to Wm. Bowdon to so Alex. Davila: to to John Bowles 10 10 Mrs. Davifon 10 to Lord Sherbome 21 0 J. Palley, Gower-hreet to to Lady Sherborne 10 to T. Lowndes, Terrace Hon. John Dutton 10 to Hampaead to to JoE Pinfent 5 S George Bowles to to Alex.Gonlon,Charter- G. Rok, Ruffel-plaec to to beak-fquare 10 to Sir Edward Pelle., s-5 John Heywood to to Lord F. CampbeU at o Sir Ales. Hume to to Sir J. Orde, Bart. 5 s Lady Hume S S Scott, lcUe, and Co. zo to Wm. Baker . 10 10 —.— Afluteys 10 to Rev. C. E. Stewart S S -- Poynder to p Hon. R. Ridcr to to Sir Robert Peel to to Wm. Chivers to to Lady Peel zo to Sir R. Buxton, Bart. to to Mlfs Peel to to Sir R. Carr Glynn, Bt. to to Rob. Peel, Jen. 10 to Thompfon, Forman, 8t Lady Campbell (per Homfray to to Cuutts) to to Joleply Aleock to to Bailiff., Thornton, and lady Vif. Bauman to to Campbell to to Lord Fardky st 0 Lord De Dunitanville ao o Wm. Smith TO 10 Matthew Montague to to Wm. Nunn to to Claude Scott to to Frederick Piriu TO 10 him Scott to to Patrick Home to 10 ~a m.Secitt to to Thomas King 10 10 SCAt,Hairis, and Co. to to J. Wedderhurn 13 to Thomas Blacker to to David Wedderburn to to Bithor of Norwich zo t 6 Andrew Wedderburn to 0 Harrifon sod Ellis 5 5 John i:ollick 5 5 Subfcripk inns received by Bennett and White, at the Bar of thisCoffee-Houfe. Half-pound Sky-rockets. Toorbillons. An Air Balloon Alum natal . 3 GM/loch= illuminated. Bengal lights. A grand :( plating Piece, in 4 Mutations—Hril, a vertical Wheel-- Second, a filed Soo—Third, an interlacement—Fourth, a bril liant Glory,in rayonnant Fire. A Flight of Rockets. A bat tery of Roman 11indles. a vertical Wheels, illuminated in Blue, White, and Yellow Fires. A Grand hfofaie Diamond Piece. THIRD • Whoever will bring the fame to the above Bank, or to Mr. Poole, Printer, Bull receive Five Guineas Reward. • e r Payment of the Bills is flopped. TO THE FACULTY. A MEDICAL GENTLEMAN, in genteel Practice, willies to exchange his fon (who has been 1 , months in the bufinefs) for the fon of any pthcr Medical Friend for two or three Years.—For Particulars (Lettcn poR pild) apply to mars. Jackfon, Manley, and Elitige, Paternoltcr row, London. 8 One Pound Sky-Rockets. Tltei;ar of Malta. a Hori zontal Tables with 1 Vertical Wheels and a Spiral Wheel at !It, Top. Bengal Lights. a Thunder Wheels. The Star and carte- Wheel. . DEVONSIHRE. Some time in the Month of Augur: next tell be SOLD BY AUCTION, THE FREEHOLD MANOR of IVEIBURY in the Neighbourhood of Plymouth, cor.;iiiing of a ea. luahlc Finlay, fcveral Farms containing BFI9 A. 3 R. i a P. of very improvable Land, chiefly Tithe Free, and let on Rack Rent Leaks, for Terms nearly expired, at the Rent of 8141. tot. 4d. only--And TF ,ee Tenctnents cunt:ll:dog A. c.R. 16 P. on I.eafes for Lives, of the Yearly Valve of go:. The Eftate affords moil beautiful 4nd ct.tcueve PrJfp."o,-, Sea and Land; and Wide. its linprovablz advaatars, very eligible for Building on. Any PerrJA ferloufly inclined to become a Purchafer of this ERate may apply, before the Ti 111.! Of Sri; fur Particutirs, ts Mefirs. Elford and Foot, Plymainh Duck ; or to Nl:fa:Kent, Claridge, andPearcc, Cralg's-court, WeftmiAter: • A rtgulating Piece, in Three Matations—Firft, a Vertical Wheel; S e cond, .1 Five pointed Star, in Silver Aire ; Third, a Ditto, in Rayonnantpre, I WANTED next Au an Alliftaut in a Gmar School of rte. He tnuft be aequsinted ram with the Chalet, and with School Ownpod , ions. The belt teitimonials will be required. The (Wend will be very liberaL—N.B. Apply bylaws, pat paid, to A it at the PaR Office, Winebelter. oirancliiic. a ChinefeTrres....-Toeonehide with a Grand Temple, illuminated with an Air Balloon, Flights of Rockets, &c. &e. A Concert of Vocal and inftrumental Mane will be performed And in the Centre of the Rotund*, will be exhibited a TEMPLE OF PEACE, Dcfigned and executed by Mr. CA cox. • •At the and of the Canal will be ercdted the whole of the Iluilding, with the illuminations and Tranfparencies, as ordered by Mr. OTTO on the Evening of the PROCLAMATION. Doors to be opened at Eight, the Concert to commence at Nine, and the Fire-Works at Eleven precifely. Admittance ,Ss. each perturb. Coffee and Tea included. Tickets for Private Coach Stands to be had at Ra■clagh Houfc- BYRDE. Moller of a Seminary at Utrecht, 1 6- 0 • the molt realty City in the United Privinces, refpeet fully informs thole Parents and Guardians, who will cntruft the Education of their Children or Wards to his care, that his endeavours will be unremitting, in order to meet their views, and merit their approbation and encouragement. His Pupils (among whom arc the Sons of the firft Merchants in Amfter dam, who will burnt& any teftimonial in his 'recommendation), are inftrutted le the Greek, Latin, French, Dutch, and Ger man languages.--Every Explanation will be in reply to ktters,poft paid, addreffed to A. B. at Mr. Thomas liammor.d, 74, Holborn, Bridge, London. TO BE S 01.1.) .13Y AUCTION, • Some time in the Mouth of June next. unlefs previa:lily W. pored of by Private Contract, of whi , :h due Notice will be given, A N ESTATE conlifting of ulniut IDo Acres or Freehold, Co7yh Id, and i.eafeliold Land, the prop: N y of the late Stephen Lawful* Popham, Efq. deeeafed at lilt in the New Forest. The Manllon a very commodilus ozci, 'is under repair, greatly h, proved, and might be tinithcd at ;at eafy expence, as the part of the Mat er i : ,l s are provided.--, The Had:: principally cionfifts of a DinL.g annum 23 Feet x 6, a Drawing Room t 8 by 12, with a Bres.kfift Parlour, l'adr excellent Bcd-Chairibas, and as many Garrets. The Advlit• cage of taming out Cattle without flint is attached to the F. rm. For Particulars apply to Melfrs. Harbin and Moore, R iny;- wood, Hants : And, for a view of the PremiLs to Win. ben, at Frithatn, aforefald. This day was publihed. In One hrge Volume in Qjiarto, price IL Its. 6d. boards, THE SATIRES ofI)ECIMUS JUNIUS Jll. VENALIS. Tranflated into Englifh Vale. By WILLIAM GIFFORD, Efq. With Notes and !Nitrations. TO BE LET, Fur:tithed, and entered upon immediately, BARFORD HOUSE, n ear. D ownton , Wil ts ; with wafted Gardens, Hot-houfcs, Stables, Caach-houfes, and all other convenient Offices, and 26 Acres of Pafture Land, late in the oeciipatkm of the Earl of Malmetbury. About 20 Acres more of Pafture Land may be had if required, and the Manor of Hamptworth, adjoining to Downton, will be let with the above.—Barford-Houle is only fix miles from Salifbury. Enquire of Mr. Arney, Clofe, Salifhury ; or of Mr. Mou bad, Downton, Wilts, who will thew the Prcrnifes. Trioted for G. and W. Nicol, Book:ellen to his Welt) , ; ankl R. Evans, Pall-Mail ; - where Subfcribers are requcliesi to ai ply for:htir copies. This daj was publifhed, price ds. 1) ENIARKS on the Rev. Dr. VINCENT's LN- DEFENCE of PUBLIC EDUCATION; with an at tempt to (tate fairly the Q..2eltion, " Whether the Religious ledtrudtion and Moral Conduct of the Riling Generation, are fuf:irn,ly provided for, and etfedtually fecured,in our Schools 1 , 4,1 l'aiverlities?" To ether with the fentiments of feveral W'ritcrs, and othtrs, on this important fubjcdt. By a LAYMAN. N. B. A Meeting of the Suhfcribers is requelted at this Houfc on Tuefday, the ails init. at Twelve o'clock precifely. FROM RAMSGATE FOR FRANCE. THE ACTIVE Etcket, THOMAS FALLER Commander, Minium So Tons, failed for CALAIS on Monday, May so, with Pailenzers and Baggage, and will con tinue conftantly going to and from the atouve place. Any Fa mily 'tithing to go to any of the adjacent ports, may haVe a ye& HILLER refpedfully informs the Nobility and Gen try "lilting Ramfgate, Margate, and the vicinity, with thofe who may with to make their route by Ramfgatc to France, that theywiU meet with every aecommodatioo that can be bad round the cant, with the advantage of leaving Ramfgate any time of, the tide; and T. Hiller, under a liberal patronage, has (pored neither =pence or trouble to make the above Velfel's accom modation elegant and commodious, the having every other quality to make the pairage the molt pieafant and expeditious in the United Kingdom. I'. Hiller to be (poke with on bona, or at the King's fitad Hotel, Ramfgate. lestas duly attended to. CAPITAL RESIDENCE, HANTS. 'TO be LETT, and entered on immediately, partly Furnithed--The beautiful MANSION and Lawn of about 75 Acres, with excellent Stables, Offices, and Garden, called BROOKWOOD PARK, &nate on an eery Eminence, in a pleafant Part of the County, in the neighbourhood of a Pack of Fox Hounds, five miles from Alresford and Bithop's Waltham, and ten from Alum and Wlncheiter. 'I OBE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. no.lllßli, At Garraway's Coffee.houfe, Change-alley, Cornhiil, ou Mn day, June 7, Ifios, at One o'clock, in Teo LOti, fubject to loch Conditions as will then then he produced, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD, and frnail Part COPYHOLD ESTATE, inmate at North End, Walham Orcen, and Sandy End, in the Parifh of Fulham, only Three Mlles diftant from Hyde Park-corner; of up. wards of 86 Acrces of capital Garden Ground and Meadow Lend, and may Parts eligibly fttnated for Building upon. The Eftate is at preterit at low Rents, amounting to 348 L 135. per A mum, but the whole :nay be attend upon at Latil day xBo3. Mr. Hozar, G ardener, at Ni'alhansieeen, will thew the Eltate, and deferiptive Partici...ars nay he bad at the Swan, Walharn green ; of Mr.Squibli, savilt.-row ; and at the Oflice of Mrftr.. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's.court, Whitehall, where a Plan of the Lftatc may be facts, London: Printed foil. Hatchard, &Atelier to her Ma j:::ty, No. i9o, oppofitclork Houle, Piccadilly. This day were publithed, price tn. ler EA RSLEY's IMPROVED TAX TABLES, ..IA. for ENGLAND and SCOTLAND,for the prefcnt Year. Containini tne New ArLficd Taxes on Haifa h, Windows, Ser vants, Carti4ges, Taxed Cazts, Pleafure Marfa, Draught Hodes, Mules, Dogs, Bachelors, Horfc-ders, Armorial Bearings, and Hair Powder; the New and Old Dudes on Beer, Malt, and Hops, an enlarged Stamp Table, the Adt for the Ite,ral of the Income Duty, add canceling the. Arrears thereof, • cthrr with the New Regulations refpedling Brewers, Inn Keepers, AlehouP Keepers, and the Retailers of Amin Beer. Printed for G. Kearney, Fleat-itrect. Mr. Perry, of Braindean, will chew the Houle; 3nd Mr. Webb, of the Close, Sabibury, will furnilla further pat - IP:date, and treat for the letting the Premifes. For the USE of SCHOOLS and YOUNG PEP.SONS. This day teat publl cd, i,u*o Volumes, Engravings, and a eorrel, /dap. price tes v , boar.ls, i is. :.a bound, or ill. handfoincly bound and lettered, AHISTORY or GREECE, from the EAR £ usr PERIODS, till its ABDUCTION into a P O. NIAN PkOVINCE. Intended principally for the Vie of &boob, and Young Perron of both Sexes. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. p. Viear of Hurky in Baktbite. Chaplain to the Fad _ . fries, Author of Cie ivitik Nepal:Univ.:HA Hiltory, Lke. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard Sold by U. T , at the juvenile Library. New Herd-ltrese ; b. THOMAS Hot sr, Patovonfltr-row ; Wt Laos asd Simmer, York; H. Mosta v,Gainfbro'; E, BA L. non, Edliabargh, and by all other Bookfeilers. Of whom may be had. Dr. hdavoes UNITZILIAL HISTOKY, In 15 VOIUMCS, al each Volume appears 40 the net Day of every hinne .. ., an d all the other Elementary Books of the fame Atirs,_ This dir vrerepubSthed,by Coast? r and Mol , ,,, , p a fiTaii 1. S UBSTANCE of the SPEECr t of the Right Honourable Sir WILLIAM SCS ri . , : delivered in the Houk of Cameos, Werlnerdar th% tat of April, !Rol. 0 1 1 °" a n n " ENe k ; ni fin. th , lcav v e n , a m i , v brii n t in a N . ,. relative to the NON-RE.4I- p — r f c - e ,-;—. -- " air :ll other Affairs of the Church. 2. A LETTER to ti Right ' Right Host CHARLES JAMES FOX, on the DEATI4 . t . i t hi. G ram t h e l ate D u k e of BED FORD. Price 6(1. 3. A LrliT.R to the Right Hon. Sir JOSEPH BANKS; I ' Prende nt .if the 'Royal Society of London; containing. STRICI'URE ,A on his LETTER to the NAT lON ALINCII - E of FAANC R [This 'publication is extraZt ed from • 'Catlett% Weekly Po litical k egiftc ,... The prefent Llition is made at the request of Oentkmen in different parts of the country; and, with a via to gratify their &Bre to fee it very widely circulated, the Pablilher has now given it in a way •hat renders it convenient far the Polt (as it will, together with envelope, weigh left than an ounce), and at a price th,t will remove all obliaelm with re ;awl to expence.--A angle copy, 6d.—Six copies, as.- Twelve colges, 31. 64.--Twenty.four copies, ss--Fifty eppies, is. 6d.) 4. SUBSTANCE of theSPEECH of the Right Lord C RENVILLE, °talk Motion of an Addicts approving of the CONVENTION with RUSSIA : With an Appendix. exhibit- ' Mot a Comparative View of the fail Convention, the Treaty of Arm ed Nastralirf, anti die bolt& Treaty of tBOO. is. 6d. 5. The LETTERS of SULPICIUS on the NORTHERN CONFEDERACY, with the Documents relative to the Sub het. as. Q SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of the Right Hon. WIL LIAM WINDHAM. on the Report of an Addrefe approving t the Prtlinainaries 4 Peace. Steeled Edition, with a copious Appendix. ts. id VERSES on Central Sultjedta, written in the vicinity of 5.04-Park, in the Summer and Autum tof iSot, by Henry J.,m ee Pye. With a Postrait of the Author and other Plate.. 4s. & Letters to Lord HAWKESBURY and Mr. ADDING TON on the PRELIMINARIES of PEACE wit:: 110 PARTE ; in which the confequenees of thole Pteliminiriei, m:alrefpett to our Military and Naval Power; our Colonies, Caainurrc, and 111anufa.5toree, ere amply &knifed, and acn eompanird with Tables, exhibiting a compleat View oldie Re-: rotte n of the feverai Weitlndia Colonies, as alio with an Appen. dirmantaining a Colleßion of Dominic AS Motive to the fubjc Bya glum Cobbett. 7& In boards. ,q• The SPIRIT of ANTI-] ACMINISM for aline ; being a 'UOftiiiin of Eirays, Difrertationst, and other Pieces, in Profd mid Yak, not Witch Religion', &total. Pain ice], and Literary. Partly feleeled from the fugitive publications of the day, and Patt/Y Oui maL Price: in boards, 611. 64. COMPI.ETE SFE.I of COBBETT's WEEKLY PO- LaICAL REGT4TEIt" may be bad by applying to any of the %Wince ' al to id Cobb& agd a s P41•Ato1l• DUKE'S PA UHT ORIGINAL WATER-PROOF CLOTHS, &e. H IS Majefty baying been gracioufly pleafed to grant his Royal Letters Patent to Duke and Co. for making Water-proof an kluds of Woollen, Lintel, and Cotton Cloths, without the of Oil, or any grealy fubltance, they beg to acquaint the Public that their privets is free from the inconvenience attending other attempts of the like nature; they will not occafion the molt delicate leather or linen to be in the halt kiltd, nor will they lok titer pr,sperty by length of wear, variation of climate, or expofurr a , to the molt violent heat even of the hottat pref.; alfo the thinneß Flannels will be found to be ts impervious to water Is the tboutett drab.. la order to pre vent mittake every nice': of goods will be proved with boding w der before it la ret:Arneti, which, when done, will be marked with a P. sod the. initial s 1). and Co. furmounted by a Crown, and Words, Oftetnal Water-proof.—Country corrtfpondents are "(Plated t'J be very particular in ordering their Cloths to be Cent to Deke and Co . 's Original Water-proof Manufadlory,St Jobn .,- krees, Spitalhelda. • DOUBLE WRITER. BY his Majeftv's Royal Letters Patent, the newly-invented Machine for writing with Two Pens, pro dur.ing at the (ante infant .Two Originals, according to the common mode of writing, is offeratto the Commercial, Politi cal, Legal, and Literary World, as well as to all perfume de- Brous of preferring authentic records of their e , :rrefpondenee, Itatements, compations, Sce. 'Phis Invention, which is reduced to a pradliee both eafy ai free from every defe3 . , has been fandioued by the patro nage of lonic of the molt diftinguilbed eharaders in the World. Maio. perfono who had been obliged to have re. courfe to the Copying, or rather Preifing Machine, have et peti faced the molt com?leteLatioladion in the ufe of the Double Writer. The trouble and inconvenience attending the former are totally fuperfedal by the latter, which is fo jultly formed, that there Qat be no miftake in its site, and conftruded With Lch mechanical =sands and folidity as to preclude the necef fity of all repair.--.Manufadored and fold by J. H. Farthing, Cornhill, London, Portrahle Writing defic and Letter-copy ing-machine Manufadiurere for exportation. BATH's RESTORATIVE, OR STRENGTHENING FILLS. TO THE PUBLIC. MANY of the Friends of the late SHURMER BATH, of Briltol, who were witneffes of the powerful effals of bis Reftorative or Strengthening pills, are dearous lo beneficial a Medicine amid be made known to the world. During many years esterdivc praaice, the proprietor forbore to 'give them publicity, and ferupulouPy avoided pecuniary advantage to Alta& or family; yet their merit is Co well known in the city and neighbourhood where he readed„ that that there arc few of the inhabitants who would not give teilimeay to their excellence... They /We particularly uf..ful in all complaints to which Fe males arc fubjed. and are peculiarly adapted to the coniti tution of Girls of about twelve or thirteen yors of age ; and for Mole young Women who have pallid complexions, are aftlieted with fltortnsfs of breath, and great reit:dance to exce elle, thde pills arc a fpecific ; as they, in a lhon time, reftore to the Blood its loft Craitamenturn, and thereby give the bloom 1 1 of Health to the paleft check. They arc a remedy for all difeafes that originate in the Stomach; the loft tone of which they fpoedily reftore; they remove Flatulencies, expel wind, create an Appetite, and pro mote Digeftion: They have been found extremely elleacious in Bilious and Hyfterical complaints, Pains in the Head, Jaundice, and In broken and decayed Couftitutions, from free living or a variety of other mules. They have been repeatedly known to care, the Hopping Cough; and when given to Weakly or Rieketty Children, they rarely fall effcdting a cure. They are carefully prepared by the Family, and fold whole fele and retail by Bailer and Howell, Wine-ftrect, Briftol ; alfo In London, wholefale and retail, by F. Smith, Druggift, Hay market; and retail by Darton and Harvey, Graeechtirch-ftreet; s 11William Clark, Coefealaner, In the Boroughs in Boxes at as. 64. as. 6d. mi 4 ttamps included. TO BE SOLD, Purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe " Smith y. Calhoun," before John Spranger, Efq. one of the Matters of the Paid Court, in Lots, THE Manor or Lordthips of TIDESWELL and HIGHLOW, with the fevered Meiluages and Farms, Lends, Tenements, and Real Eftates, late of John Archer, fituate in the (event Palates, Townships, and Places of Tule& well, Highlow, Nether Shatton,Hanerftdge, Hop; Caltleton, Thornhill, Eyam, Calver, chapel in the Frith, Little Hock low, Palley, Litton Wardlow, Gotheridge, Offaton, ILDeferd, &Worth, Holm, and Bakewell i m the County of Daisy. Particulars whereof may be bad (gratis) at the (aid hlafter's , Chambers, in Southampton-handl:lp. Chancery-lane, and of Mars. Graham, Solicitors, litito n's I in, London. HIGH-BEECH, EPPI SG FOREST. TO BR LET OR SOLD, ACOPYHOLD ES CATE, confining of a Newbuilt Houfe, Offices, Coach.honfe, Stables, fevera I Out-buildings, and upwards of Ten Acres of Land. The Houfe contains 9 Bed-rooms, a Diming-roost, Drawing-room, a (mall Study, Store-room, Kitchen, Dairy, and every other ukful Office. The Out-buildings contain ftanding for two Carriages, Stabling for four Horfes, an Harnds-roont, WA-honk, Laundry, Bed room, and Lofts, a Kitchen-garden fully cropped, a Green houfe ; an awning is fixed the whole length of the Front of the Houle ; the Pleafurc Grounds and Shrubbery arc laid out In the modern tafte, a convenient Farm-yard, with every nczeEary Budding therein. The Situation Is moft heaudful, abounds with ficld Sports, has an menthe Right 'of Common, is diftant from Waltham Abbey two miles, from Epping three miles, and from London twelve miles. To be viewed with Tickets on/y, which may be had at the Office of Mr. Scott, Surveyor, furnival's Inn, who will give any further information that mai be required. WARWICKSHIRE MANOR AND FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by EDWARD LEES, On Thurfday, the 3d Day of June. Oki, at Two iclock in the Afternoon, at the Houleu(Danki Wagitaff, the Bull and Fkur-de-lis, in Nuneatounia:^ County of Warwick, PHE MANOR of WEDDINGTON, in the County of WARWICK, and feveral &Arable Freehold Eftates there, in Lots, the Particulars of which have been al ready iukrted in the STAR Paper. For further Particulars apply to Robe. Abney, Efq. of Ailiby de-la-Zoucb, in the County of Leiceitcr ; Mr. Matthew Ingle, of the fame Place; Mr. Farmer, of Barton-in-the-Beans, in the Paid County; Mr.Oeo. Creenway, Attorney at Law,Nun eaton, Warwickihire, where a Plan of the Eftate may be ft..en ; or to Mr. James Nicholls, Attorney at Law, No. at, Great Ruffen-ferm i Bloomfbury, London. HENBURY-HOUSE, WORCESTERSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATE near BIRMINGHAM. TO at SOLD lIT •UCTION At Styles's Hotel, in Temple-row. Bi rm ingham, no Thurlsy the aoth initant , precifely at Three o'Clock ir. the Afternoon ' unlefs previoufly difpo(ed of by private Contradt, of w hi c h Notice will he given, 'I'HE very defirable and bandrome Refidence of HENBURY-HOUSE, pleafantly tituated near Mofeley, within three Miles of Birmingham; comprifing 40 A. 2R. 38 P. (more or lefs) of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Failure Land; allo two (mall Dwelllng-Houfes, with Gardens and Out-buildings, fronting the Road leading from Birmingham to King's-Norton and Aleelter, all within a ring Fence. Henbury-lioufe conchs of two very isandfame large Parlours, a remarkable good Kitchen, two very covrenlent Brewhoefe, and (even good Lodging-Rooms, Cellars and Bins, alto a Laundry adjoining the Huufc, and two Lodging-Rooms over it; an cxtenflve Garden, Shrubbery, Green-houfe, Or chard, FM-Ponds, Klchen Garden, Coach-boufe, and other Out-buildings, all in compleat Repair, and in every refpea eligible fur the ReCdenee of a Gentlem an's Family. 'clie.poffcrion of the whole may be immediately had (except . a (mall Dwelling-haute and Garden, which are let to a Tenant until Lady-day next.) A Pack of Hounds are kept within one Mlle and a !Lao—The fituatioa Is vert defarable for a (porting Refidence. For Partkulars apply to Mr. Bedford, Attorney, New-lb -eat, Birniingham, where a Plan of the Paste may be fee, ; or to Thomas Park, Eft No. z 7, Hart•ftrca, Blatnutbury, Lon cion.The Land-'1 as is redeemed. TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr.SQNIBB. At Garraway's Coffee-hour; 'Change-allcy, t.ornhlU , as Tuefdav the 15th day of June, 180 x, at One &C.ltsch, THE RECTORY of CHIGWELL, i n t h e County of Essr4c. held by three good lives, under the Prebendary of St. Pancras; email:iv: of a Finn-houl:i and other (unable Buildings; with Sa t Acres of excellent Glebe Land adjoining the Town; and all the Tithes of Corn and Hay, (except a (mall proportion, which pays a modus), amount ingosceording to a ree.-nt furvey, to 973 Acres of Arable Land, • and 1489 Acres of Mt sdow Land (more or lets), exclufive of about 850 acres of Patture grazed Alio the Perpetual Adram tgc of the Land Tax of 141. a year, formerly affelfel on the Lane, which has been redeemed by the Lace. Chigwell is lituated in a plearnit part of the County of Effer, only eleven miles from London, and many parts of the Glebe Land are willfituated for buikiiir , . upon. Defcrt.tive particulars may he had of Mr. Squibb, Saville row; and of Mollis.Kctit, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's -court, Whitehall. DORS'fTSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUt`TltsN—By Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway's Coffee-houfe, London, on Er,day the 28th May inC. iu Lots, A LL thole two very • :doable and Conlpta FRF.EHOLI3 F.IR M.'s, called OUSS.I.GE ST. MI CHAEL, LOWER and HIGHER FARMS, adjoining thn great Turnpike-road to Exeter, between Woadyatt's Inn :•n.l Blandford, containing upwards of taco acres of very good Arable, Meadow, and Down Lind, now iu the Occupation of Mars. Randall Ind Andrews, Tenants at Will. Alfo two other eligible Freehold Farms, called MIN CHINGTON FARM and CROWTERS, at Woodcots, fito atod nearly adjoining the two beforementioned Farms, and containing upwards of 306 acres of ufeful Land, now in the Occupation of Mourn. Adams and Rpm!), who arc Tenants at Will. Likewife that very defitable and improveabk Frechoid Manor Farm, with the Leafcbold Cottages, hckl under the fame, called ASH MANOR. FARM, fituate In the Parifh or &own- Pain, thr'e miles north of Blandford, containing up wards of 522 acres of prime Meadow Arable, Down, aid Wood Land, in the Occupation of Mr. R. Lewis, tenant at will. Defcriptive Particulars may be bad at Woodyatt's Inn ;of Mr. Junes, at Stalbidge,near Shaftelburt; of Mr. Squibb; and at the Office of Marrs. Kent, Claridge; and Pearce, Crass's- - court, Whitehall, London. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, near BRIS UL . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on the Frantic!, By JOHN FARGUS, On Thurfday, theacth day of June next, between the Hann. of One and Two in the Afternoon—lu One Lot, A LL that truly De fi rable and Imp rova bl e FREEHOLD ESTATE, Ikuate at Stoke Bifhop, ab.int 21 Milts from Briftol, In the Pori& of Wel/bury, and County of Glonceitcr, and late the rcfidence of Mrs. Hnaro,tn, de ,eeafed, but now the property of EDWA Pt/ Wens , Efq. Confining of an exceeding goon Brick-fronted Dwelling- Houle, with Double . Coach.Houfe, and Stabling for so horfes ; Barns, Cow-honks, Sheds, and other attached and detached Offices; large walled-in pleafure, fruit, and kitchen-gardrn; and °rebottling, covend with Fruit-trers if every defcript:on, . and now in full bearing; togc:her Stith 64 Acres of Arabic. Meadow, and Failure Land : and about. Three Acres of Cop. pier Wood; 3o Acres of Which are let to Mr. Jacob Sturv, for the Term of Twelve Years, Ten of which are unexpired ; and to Acres to Mr. Miles, as Tenant at will ; the teat is io hand. - The whole is within a Ring Fem.:, is well Timbered and Tithe-free. It is men delightsully imitated, commanding pidturefque profpeas of the River and of Maize Cattle, Cook's Folly, and all the beautiful furrounding country; which add( d to its proximity to Briftol, and the number of Gentlemen's Seats in the neighbourhood, mutt reader it truly defirabli to any one wifhing to purchafe a beautiful country Rtaidence. The Eftata buy be viewed by Application on the Prensife.. and further Particulars known by application to Edward Weids, Efq. at No. sp, Belleorue, Ctitton ; or to the Brokci,at No. 3. Cattle-ditch, Briftol.