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THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. VICTe.dLLING OFFICE, Mawr, 2J, 1805. TilE COMMISSION&RS for VICTUALLING XIS MAY ESTrr NAVY, do Geredy rise ware, That en Monday next the 4th March, they will be mdy to receive Tenders in writing (kaled up) and treat for HVE HUNDRED TONS of NEW IRON BUTT HOOPS, made from Bridal or Foreign Iron, to be delivered In Six WPas, by Weekly Propiktions, into His Majeßy's Vietaalling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable with intcrelt ninety days after date. THIS PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, will be p-rforated the i'las of LOVER'S VOWS. Frederick. by the YOUNG ROSCIUS. Bares WiWalborn. Mr. BARRYMORE. Coast Card. Mr. RUSSELL ; Verdun, Mr. CHERRY. Aptba Pribwi. Mrs. ANSF.I.I.. Media Wildewhebn, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. To which will be added the Farce of THE WEDDING DAY. Lt.!y Conteft, IVllfs DUNCAN, (being her Srft appearante in ChAmder.) In which flte will introduce the favourite Air of In the dead of the night." The Yocr<o Renews will perform on Saturday next. The Conditions of the Cowed may be fcen at the Secretary's °See. No marl k bad to tory tinder he voloith the price full sot k isferted is words at leterb, or that / Bail set it delivered to the Booty, kforeose *Wed as 114 fail Monday mitt, the stb Marsb , nor walls the ?egos sobs soaks the Seeder, or fosse per e• 0.• Lis 14641,sttesde, to telover oinks tolled for. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, will be performed the New Comedy of TO MARRY. OR NOT TO MARRY. The Characters by Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. KEMBLE, Mr..COOKE, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. BRONTON Mrs. GLOVER, Mts. DAVENPORT. AM A YOUNG LADY. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, FArragy 27; 18os. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING XIS MAYESTrs NAV"; ch, &wheys Nadu, That nn Thurfday the 7th of March neat, at t t o'clock precifely, in the forenoon, they will be ready to fc11; to the Mika bidder, at His Majefty's Vidualling Prensifes, at Deptford, fundry Lots of the following Provifions and Vidualling S ta res , viz. Bread, Bread Dull, Bak ehoufe Sweepings, Hour, Flour Sweepings, Raifins, Rice, Peafe, Peafe Screenings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweepings. Big& and Rags, Beef. Purk, Suet, New Slab, Drliblet. and %diet Ends, Staves of various de:criptkos, Tight and, bry Heading, Wine Pipe, Brandy Piece, and Rum Puncheon Heads, Brandy Pieces and Wine Hogilteads, Fire Wood, Iron Hoops, and worn cut Cooper's Tools. Lying in His Majelty's Vidualling Ptcmifes at Deptford. To vtbicb will be added (firft time) a New Muical Faree, oiled OU l s OF PLACE ; - Or, THr. LAKE OF LAUSANNE. The MuSe, Scenes, Dreffes, and Decorations, entirely new. The Overture compered b. Mr. Reeve. The Mu& compared by Mr. Braharn and Mr. Reeve. The Meader* by bleffru HILL, SIMMONS, BRAHAM, BLANCHARD, FAWCETT, Signora STORACE, and Mifs WADDY. On Saturday, To Marry, or Not to Marry. ORATORIOS, AT PLAYHOUSE PRICES, ON THE WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS DURING LENT. The Nobility, Gentry, and Public In general arc refpeettnily in- A Depofit of 251 per Cent. Is to be made Lpon tkc amount of each Lot at the time of Sale; and if the remainder of the mane. be not pail, and the particula7s taken away, within twenty work ing days afterwards, the depufit will be forfeited, and the Goods retrain the property of the Crown. formed the PeafOraiances will as urual at the THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, 'TO•MORROW EVENING, MARCH 1, 'BO5, when will be performed (for the only time this Seafon) the !hued Oratorio of nastier Casditiats soy he fax, sad trials! Catalerta may de 6ad at for Saretary's THE MESSIAH. Compelled by G K Nanette.. Principal Perforcnerses-Mrs. Alba and Mrs. Bland (Bleb lift a et); Matter Linton and MA Monday; Mr. Brabant. r.Dentaan. Mr. Page. Mr. G. Parris). ant Mr. MOW (from Bath. bb Grit appearacce ) PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, February u, 18:s. THE DIRECTORS of thii Office beg leave to inform the Public, that their Office in Spring Gardens, Char ing Crofs, will open on Mooday the Fourth Day of Marth next. for tranfading Life Infurance Bolin& upon the Terms Bated in their printed Proposals, which may be had gratis at the fid Office, am) in Lombard-ftrect. Daily attemlanee at the Office, from Ten o'Clock in the Morn: lag until Five in the Afternoon. PETER BOWERS, Principal Inftromental Perfortnerk-Minlitts, Mr. 0. Millers (leader of the Band) Meffra. Watts, Ware, J. Leiner, T. Legler Nicks. Wood. Catalan!. Cialloser, Gladttanes. Ryok Hunter, }Won, Lewis. Gwillsin, jun. Nieholton. Sberington, Slew*, J. Sharp, Sigma:, Mapleton, Cooper, Calkin, Young. Violas, Mars. R. Ansley. G. Jones, Craggs, Entwisk, Water. b o de, Domyer-Violonceilos 111effra. C. Maley. Sharp, and Wilfon.-Balloons, Meffta Hohnes, Leen. Walker-Trumpets, Mein. Hyde, Wallis, Taosplin, Cantelnw-Dnabk Balls, Mee Josue, Sharp, Taylor, and Shillern--Serbano, Mr S t ickle-4"Am*. Melva. Ling, Connlh. Jon. Mapleßone, Dickinroa-4;hisea, Mars. Dowyer and eurnifh--Clarinets, Meff o ra f t;r, Jun: and evrilluw- Her Mrftrs. Tate and Jaekf T bones, Mcffrs. Flack , 'Z ' ',and Drefsaw-rs- -" .r." Secretary. W HEREAS about fire or fix year: ag”, Five Chef!' of Arms, eortaining go Guns and Bayonets, were feat to the Warehoufe of Richard Saul, Carrier, late of Lifer. pool, and faid to be on account of Thomas Harris, Waggoner, of Aiderfgate•ftrect, London ;and on application to the raid Thomas Harris, were ordered by him not to be forwarded, fince (Ley were transferred to the care of I°llll.44de°, of .preryoul, THIS IS TO Of VE 'NOTICE, rack, Zwingman,, —....rver•—Doobie Prams, bloke—And Organ, Mr. J. Addcy. The remainder of the Band and the Citontrea, which are imam rem mid complete, by the molt approved performers. The whole under the diredtion at Mr.4%eit car,fee. Door. to be open at Six o'clock, and begin pre:rarely at Seven. Bola 6s—Pit. 3s 6d.—Gallery, as.—Upper Gallery, ts. Theo foe the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box- Dike, in Hart-flreet. •• Half Price at the End of the Second Ad. N. B. Such of the Nobility and Gentry as are &Brous of Pri vate hoses, are rejacttcd to apply to Mr. Brandon, Hart-ftreet. Vivant Rev et Regina! That unlefs the raW Chats and Arms are claimed In ont month from this date, they will be Sold to iirfrdy the expenees of (forage, ailvertifing.ate.--Llycrpool, rrth Fi.b. PALSY, DROPSY, and GOUT. F HE Traas peiblithed by the Committee of the Perkincan lollitution fur the Rene: of the Poor, have fully proved, that Put ex.'s's I Tir4rl.ic TRACTORS at upon true GALVANIC PRINCIVI.LS. In addition to a variety of other cont. plaints (or which the Tradurs are peculiarly ufeful. it Is how afcenalord, that in many instances thry have cured PALSY. DROTsY,A.II6I Gott r ; even when the Patients have had the advan tage of medical aLB ftance, without having experienced any relief. Pakines Metallic l'ractors arc fold only by F. Smith and Son, Chemiiti, No. 29, Haymarket, AL live Guineas the Set, including liooks of Cafes. PANDAIMONIUM, OR PANORAMA OF BOULOGNE, GREAT ROOM, SPRING GARDENS. By S , Marine Painter to the King, B.e. &c. REPRESENTING that part of the French Coaft Damen Vimeranz and Portal, including the Uplser and Lower Town, the Harbour, the Flotilla, and Encampments of the Artily of England, &flirted to invade this unconquered Coun try. Enrichcg with the Blockading Fleet, under the Command of Adloind Douglas. Cautious' open from 50 o'Clock In the Morning till Dark. Admittance One Shining. Defcriptke Plans, 64 each. A GEN PEEL RESIDHNCfi for a FAMILY, in a pleafant and healthy part of the Weft of England. _ _. l . . ... . . . . . ol'er,o-' l7 llfalle ' I -. ' t' vi • . a . . . • . . • . .. . .. , ler 3:Sza • •• .: ~ . ... . • - .. . , fa- asi; t 1 124* .1: . . . J o .-• 1 . 1 j . sot/ A . -5 -4; 6- s P' ,• , r '...--/ 4.--i-r -.. i O •---e" f r ..- - i ' Oi. ...A7 ' -.. 4 iit vat, ~ ~? t ~ aial pjf . t • --"•%('' .,,... , ...../ . - -,IIIV Allr - ' • „.....„ .......-............--.........„.... -....... --..--,--......-- • - . t_ ______..__, .________. , , TIUMMIIt so' s] • -.___________________ qr s IXT Tali (NT A .. e FEBRUARY 25% tBos. . - -- •- -- 1 . ii• Rich SIX-1': NCE. I • _--- - - - --• I __ • •• • , SHAKSPE;titE LOTTERY. __ This day were publilbed, price 3s. 6d. fewed, • 1 ALDERMAN fIOYDELL begs leave to inform IMISCURSORY CONSIDERATiONS ON ST. . • the Purchafers of Ticket., in the Sbakfpeare Lottery, that after l - 1 -/ . LUEE's PREFACE, and other Circionaarces of His the 2oth of next Month, he will be at leifure to accommodate GOSPEL--ein Three Letters to a Friend, frees a C.oubtry Ckre thofe who have been buyers or fevers! Tickets, who of monde groan. . may have Du Pe t e" ( a a rat NT X am o n g th e i r Prizes, with an et. Loudon : Printed by W. Buttner and, Co. Cl•veland Row; for mimeo& of then, for other Prints; hang defirom of accemases. T. Payne, Mews-gate; and Nornsville and Fell (fuecellora to Mr. dating hi. Friends and the Public as far as it lies en his power. Robfoo), New Bond Erec t . Cheadide, February 19, 1805. f • _ - - . This day were publilhed, . PUBLIC OFFCE, GREAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET. In Two Volumes, 121110. peke 7s.in horrds, ELOPED from her Family on M'uday lag, Fe- A d SERIES of ESSAYS, introduury to the Study brbary 2sth, a YOUNG LADY, Aged IS Years, very Fair of Natural Hilton,. Complexion, Pale, and a little marked with the Small Pux, Blue By FENWICK SKRIMSHIRE, M. P. Eyes, Riling Nofe. Short of Stature, and Slight Made. The Pa, Late Prefllent of the Natural H4ory Society of Folintserds, ' ' fon who was with her is about 28 Years of Age, Dark Qom- and Author of a Series of popular Chemical Effap. plexion, Dark Shock Hair, is very near-lighted , and wearer an Printed for jbreph Johnfon, No. 72., St. Paul's Church-yard. 1 , Eye Clefs hanging to his Neck. . . Where may be had, by the fame Author, Popnler Effays In Che. • • . ' Whoever will give Each Information by I.ett er , or otherwife, at wry ' price +a In boards. ' the above-menti o ned Office, as Mall be the means of dif enver i ng Mr. BELSHAM's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, where the Young Lady is, than receive 'l - WEN TY GUINEAS REWARD. From the Revolution, 1688, t o th e P eace o f A m i ens , 1 8 02 . This day was publifhed, price iBs in boards, the Itch - and lath, or concluding Volume,, of TO BE SOLD * I'HE HISTORY nf GREAT BRITAIN, from r ir'HE next PRESENTATION t o a RECTORY, .1- the Revolution, 1688, to the Peace of Atniens, t 39 a. - 1 - of the yeally value of 1801. Situate in a Midlind County, be- • By WILLIAM BEISHA M. Elq. ween io and 60 mile% from the Metropolis. The pretest inennt- Printed for-Ric/reap Pei tete' , No. 6, Bridge.ftrect, Black. • bent tete years doge. friars, and to be had of all Bookftallers. For further particulars inquire of"Meilis Waren and Spelling, The former Volumes of this valuable Work, which have bees . No. 31, Lincoln's Inn-Fields, London. long out of mint, are now reprinting with the lift corrcdtions of - --- - . . Thar day wit rUblialed, price es, in boanis. (of a Gze (tilted to the The entire work, forming the only Hillory of Great Britain . pocket) A Secon .. 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OPN r.R AL ZOOLOGY, or Syltemaric Natural Hallory. W o rk, e ntit led ..... _Jo CiF,ORGE SHAW, M. D. F. It S. &c. (lEN...RAL BIOGRAPHY ; or Lives of the -1 / I , h tetween two and three hundred Plate., from the Brit so- 1, ..i l mat =loan Perfons of all Agee, Counerim, f o Osimlitiena o &orbit+, or the molt feted Specimen, in the Bridal, Leverian, and Profefiloos, arranged according to sip she tical ',oho. and other Mufeums, principally engraved by Mr. Heath. Comoded by J. AIKIN, M. D. Ree 1 - liOOI4S NIGRGAN, I r i I 2. Dr. Shaw's Hiftory of Oviparous or Amphibious Qoiadru. and Mr. JOHNSTON. It is the particular Purpofe of this Work t o -fr.-I a m om o h s . peels; including Frogs, Tortudee, Lizards, and Serpents. To two raoteriftic o impartial oftimaro, moral ea. , , Parts, being Vol. 111. o f G e n era l Z oo l ogy , w i t h upwar d s o f one ~l Oa tuc . Sobjedle of on bi phical Recorl, than hos hielieno iteA been tlaa, done ire 1 hundred and forty Engraving., likewife from the firth Authorities, finuiar Publications; and IL ewife to proportion more juilly the principally raceme:li by Mr. Heath. Price two guineas and a half ; length and minutenefs of the Narrative to tee rat-lee enofequessws or, on large paper, 31. 16a in 'Okuda. of the lailivielitai commemorated. By attemi'm 0' thofe pointy, it 3. Dr SilitVes Hillary of tithe's, complete, in Four Parts, being is hoped that fuch a vied has beer , riV.i. uts.ll :`se ns at confpleu- 1 Vols. IV. au.l V. of General Zoology, with near two hundred ous Charadters in H:ltory and Literature, as may (deice for the Plates, principally engraved by Mr. Heath, price five guineas in inn:oaten and entertainment ef general 'Aireeio .. and preclude the , I boards; or, on large paper, 71. I ts. in beards. neeeffity of confulting a variety of Authon. 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T A NES's SALE CATA LOGUE, eonfifling of ef this Work, each Price One GUiTZII atitt a Half in dreads. , 1 a Valuable Select Colledinn of Ancient and Modern Books in various Languars, molt of which are In the belt prefervation THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE. land In element hinditoo-to which have been added fe.orral well This day was poolifOod r ehofen Librarloolately rireinfed including,btfidesinany fcarceand Containing Eight Sheets Letter Prefs. and illuftrated by an En. I heft editions of the moll eßcemed Authors, the following works: graving of Mr. Garee'a Machine for Ha:Tool:to Wet Land, Aiibrey's Antigoities of Story, 5 vols-Archoologia, or Mircel- pr i ce Is. 6/1. . laneoui Treas relatio o to Antiqoity, to vols- : ,inn's Lives of I'HE FARMER'S MAGAZINE, a periodical . ! illufttious Perfuno, z vols. lame paper--Bryant's Mythol o gy, 3 Work, exclufively devoted to AGRICIII.'IUR F. arid Rural volt-Bentbant's Atit:quities of Ely-L or d B acon ' s W or k s , s volo-Balket's Bible, a vols-Cook's Voyages, et volsooDugdale's 1 Affairs, No. XXI. Compofed entirely of Or: oinal Papers, and Works, 12 vole-Droiovan'. Bird s , I n f e Ot o , an d Sh e ll., / 8 y o b__ contains an Account of the state of Markets and Huffoandry in I Encyclopeedia, so yols-Gentlem a n' s M agaz i n e, 9 6 vo l s -L y f on ' s Great Britain, for thole taft three Mo n ths. (Publifbed Qoarterly). . 1 1.0nd0n,5 vols-e.Nackliii's Bible (1 fubfeription copy), 6 volt- CONTEN r.. 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Rivinotons,St. Paul's Jardine, btickfmith in Glafgow-On the tnjory done to Potatoes Churcloyard,Londen. by Worms-Lotter from Sir Oco S. Mackettrie em the Analytie I of Limeftone, and on the Value of Labour-Further confide-lotion - SECOND VOLUME OF Mr. BARROW% TRAVELS IN on the Value of labour in the Highlands, with renters. on Sir • ' SOU I'IIER N AFRICA.-This day was publinied, George S. ?Mack enzie's Letters on that SutO-d-Reinarks 011 the -. graving.. price 11. 155 .in hoods, heft 9-O•J' 1 Hanelfunielj printed in auto, and illuftreted with levees( En il 9 - '`erica Rothereghlhire Feeding Byre, delerihed in Na. eries on the beheftm sic of reclaiming Mountain land --.lnfwer to the I crier I l . V oiume the Second of I extracted from the Tyne Mercury, relative to Om dantl•oronsh AN ACCOTIN rof TRAVELS ipto the INTE- Breed of Sheep-Account of the Chinefe Mode of making Ca. I . rI, o I AMR of SOD 111ERN AFRICA. In which us conlidered pons-.on the Cultivation of the Jerulakna Artieboke-Anrmail. 4 ;' ' • the Importance of the C a p e o f G oo d H ope to t h e diff erent Euro• verfions on the Prupofal for ercaing Farming Se:nos-op, fl o p. pcau Powers, a. Naval and Military Station ;as a Point o f S ccu • ping Thrathing Machines which are drawn by I iorfe. from low [ o; a- 't f: -1 4 '' rity to our Indian Trade and Settlement ., during a W ar; an d as Rarts-On lowing Polley as a Green Crop for Ii ortra•-•4l2erira 1 14 a Territorial Aeguifition and Commercial Emporium in lime on different Subjects in Hufbandry-An improved Rotatior of : ,:., of Peace. With a Statiftical Sketch of the whole Colony, compi• Craps on the Rich Soils of Eaft Lothian recomiiivided--Metthid led from authentic Docunta nts. of making Potetoc-Bread in the Highlando-Oo th e pr e f e nt S ta t e ~ i -iii By JOHN BARROW, Ffq. of Farming In halt Lothian compared to whall'it WAS in forme! 'I Late Secretary to the Earl of Macortney, Auditor r_kneral of Pub. times with force Remarks on the :Mall return from Capital i • lie Accounts at the Cape of Go o d Hope, a nd S ecre t ar y to l.i cu . Sto c k inverted in Agriculture-On tie betels of Rolling '' tenant General Francis DunOao olorine hi. Government there. wh-n Turnip, are attacked by the Mack r.l!Crp.iiar-Ac. Printed for T. Caded and Davin, Strand. count of a Machine, whereby Wheat Lard may be Harrowed , Of whom may be had the Firft Volume, including Obfervations in Wet Weather, with a plate and def.:rip:ion thereof -q Pi on the Geology and G e og ra phy of the Southern Part of that Con- concerning a Machine for bammelling Barley-Review of t:urto tinent ; the Natural Hittury of fuch Objects as i.ccurred is the berlaud Agricultural Survey-. Review of WeEmordand Agri ' Animal, Veletabie, and Mineral Kingdoms; and Sketches of the cultural Sumer -Review of LiMikiii', obfervations on Flaritimo I , Phyfical and Moral Chamo r ro of the various Tribes of !nimbi. 3:.c.-Review of Lord Sommervillo's poLliculoo on Sheep. Wool, I tains furroundine the Settkmestt of the Cape of Good Hope.- Ploughs, and Oxen-Leading article of As:lC:Antral tntelllgenee, 1 With a Map coniirueffeel from atonal Obfervation, att.. 6d. in which the Olafgow Refolutiens aea'mft the Corn I.aw ere eza- AIN, by the fame Auth o r, (I n f er il te d t o th e E ar l o f Macertney,) mined--.Scottills Agricultural Intelligence-Enghth ditto-Liver- I. I Travels in Cliiiiodeitoibing Deferio ions, ObLreatlons.and Corn- pool Meteorology-The Publithers oaddreis to their Readers... ratifons, made and collsoned in the Courfe of a thort ReOdence at Notice to Correfpondeuta. 11 the lame:lid Palace o f yucianin-yuen, and on a fubfequent Jour- Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Conilab'e, and Co. Edit. , 1 uey through the Country from Pckin to Canton. In which ii is burgh, and fold by Longman, Huta, Rees, sot Orme, Peternore attempted to appreciate the rank that this extraordinary Empire ter-row, and the principal Bookfellers in Great Britain and lio. ~. may be comfit:reed to hold in the Scale of civilized Nations. Eli land. Of whom may he had, . •. rawly printed in t tarot vol. 4 t o . and illnftratedwhh Plates ' moft 1. The Farrneem Magazine, i Soo, i Bot, rBO2 , na, 5803, 1104-. . . of them engraved by Mr. Meelland, from Drawings by Mr.Alez. $ volumes-boards 21.3.. 6d. or any tingle number, price as. ! 11 oader, puce 2L 12s. Od. in board& No. XXII. will be toddled on Monday moth May. . i i I • . i To be LET for a turn of Years, and entered upon immediately, A Etridrome Dwelling-hook, either unfurnilhed or furuithed (plate and linen excepted) with a fix-Rail Stable, coach bunk, barnsfs-houfe, and large room over, a Court-yard in front of the Dwane& houfe„walled ar.d planted with Drubs, a large garden behind. walled iu, and well planted with choice fruit tr,u, (mall green houfe. The dwelling•hou(e confilts of two en trance halls, in one of which is a very fpacious and light ftaireafc, lofty and well proportioned drawing, dining, and morning room., ftudy or library, sS feet (quote, and to feet high, 7 convenient bed rooms and drain-room, with clofets and three attic rooms for (wreath koufekeeper's room, two good kitchens. molt excellent arched Rader, large uuderigrOund arched wine and beer cellars. 't he pretnifes have been lately fitted up by the owner with every domeftle convenience. and fit for the reception of a large family. The hook is Mutated in a remarkably pleafant market town, on the great Wettern Road from London to the Land's End, and within a Mort diltance of a very Cation able and much-frequented Watering Place. The forrotuuling country very beautiful, and abounding with game. Fax bounds and (sacral Packs of Harriers kept in the neighbourhood—the roads particularly good. For particulars apply (if by letter poftage paid) to Melt Harvey and Bryant, Solicitors.No.6, Sion e•buddings,Lineuln's I n,London. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SAMUEL MILLS, On the Premifes at Market Overton, in the county of Rutland, on Monday the tit of April neat, and five following Days, modern Haufehold Furniture, And numerous ot her Aka', the property of CHARLES MANN E R 3, Efq . compiling four-putt and field hediteads, with neat and elegant tunnture upwards or twenty prime goofe feather. beds and rent able bedding, mahogany double cheats( drawers, wardrobe, tide board, feeretary, dining, card, and other tables, mahogany chairs, in red morocco and loan hair resting, japanned chairs, and fora to match, large pier glalLs and mirrors, Turkey, Bruirels, and other carpets, large copptr, brewing utenfils, kitchen requifites, &c &c. die panicu arm of which will be adycnifed in a fume paper, and Catalogues may ►e had in due time --Tbe goods may be rimed on Friday and Saturday preceding the Tale. Asti ota Wednefday the 3d of April, at Twelve o'Cloek, will be Pelt., tuptorily &Ad by Audlion, The Hoare, ftanding in a Paddock of Four Acres, with a good Kitchen Garden ; to which is added, • Clore of 17 Acres—the whole of which is tithe-free, freehold, and the land tax redeemed. The Hnure has been put in a thorough Rate of repair, and added to, the laft rummer; it confilts of a good entrance. ball, dining, drawing, and breakraft rooms, kx heft bed-rooms, two dralog rooms, five garrets, water- third, hou &keeper's room , (cry.' n hall, kitchen, pantry, and fli.re room. -nd excellent wine •na beer cel lars. detached wait houre and laundry, dairy, (tabling for ten horPs, mutt of which arc look places, douLlc coach -houre, gra naries, fadd!c room, and tit.g-kennsl; alto a pi;teon knife, will flocked Ihe haute is a; oily dlLtuct s from the Duke of Rut fwd's, Lord -eft,.ti's, and Mr Gilbert licathcote's hunts, and will be fold with or Mithellt r 1 cl fe of 17 acres before mentioned. • ' For furth , r pa-tiLuLes cmpire of Mr. &amid Mills, Up• hunt cr.r. StJusturd. T(' THR NOBILITY AND GENTRY. MR. ALLEN, Dancing-MARer, continues to at- Avog- tend Families and Schools, expo lltioufly teaching a corm% grateful mariner of performing Wily all ModernFlgurcs, with the gcnteckft Seketkm of Steps, admired for nestrids or brilliancy, and every elegant, hikionable, and finillted ropsibte of Dancing. • Mr. Allsn's bauf..a. No. 19, Sherrantitrect, Golden•fqoare; No. to, Great Abe-fla eet, Goodman'.-fields. and No. 16, Halve. ric-Itrart. Flect.ilmt, are sifts (Ten for the private InftruEtion ef yelper-Id* Ladles and Gentkmeu of any age, who have not learned that accompliatment, and prefer learning from home, either quite lit private or in tar. Mr. AlletiN 4fillants 2re Me In. Tondinfon and Adam, Officers and °the: a, ftoin, or gneig abroad, and all who cannot (pare much tistwos ill inert the greaten attendants cosipktedisni Is quick as polfible The Stied Atremblies are every Thurfday. TO MR. GORDON, RvADER ON BOTANY, OF NE W GATE MARKET, LONDON. - --------- arrE GREAT CURE I h ave o b ta i ne d f rom i lour 1101 ANICAL ARRANORMENTs of molt de plorable NEI& Ver iIS DISORDER, which damped all the enjoy- In e ll ts of my lift rite anxieties of my mind were fo poignant ;if I had been a, rai5,,...1 at the Bar tor the molt atrocious of crimes could not have greater anguills ; the lealt furprize would alarm me t,,,,ilar to an cloftrical Rock ; oftentimes, under theft conilLts, the (Immo,: of Suicide haunted my penurbcd mind. I ant, Sir, fincertly, your obliged fervent. Chicheffrr, Feb. r, slot. JOHN CONIYNs. l.t t the a Mietrd be particular to enquire for Cordon's Bn. tameal l'h yfic Herb Shop, Newgate Market, London, and confide lit Ir. Gordon hunfclf before they Isaac any thing whatever - • A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. - - - - - BITROESS AND SON'S Li,iENCI OP ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH-lAiTC.IB. THE great repotwion which Mr. BURGESS h as gained by His ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and Giber itICH•SAUCES, for FJZ. Sara, Ste:vet/Brij;Web/ ad.'s HAtait Berl Sleets, 111agle ii'l4l Fowl, mad Game with many Ddi facie: for the Table, Sul,Euar.l. and Store Room; which are more fully etpreffeJ in Ida Catalogue, (11. 6ri, . sk kvess:•s• ssf tkin,) has indua,d many petfoos to give th.: Case ii.Tne to Articles entirely different, whit!' arc vended a: m:ny Shops in London, by perfons who go to the prinetpal . 1 owns in england, Ireland, and Scotland, to f olicit Orders of 'fradtrincn and Inn-keepers, who in ;cafe quince are of:•:n (erred with Sort., of very Inferior quali ties, which Is not oviy an linpuLdon, but a great difappointment to Families who parellafe them with a view of having good Sauce to their lifh,Ste. Note are His Certrine, but what have thefe words no the 1.0,. Bijkoßgs s4Nkrg, Original and Superior PS• blhCt.tir A NCHOVIIia, No. to/. Strand, Crorticrof savoy ht.; s, landau"