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I • slut rein tt heel. s • Is. , 1 , • , ', 1.1. • •. !tans.! 1 hi uh. 444. sit "turd •; h- t . y, es .!-tic • Pita A 4: !L s :v1 BER 8700. THEATRE ROYAL, IItiURV•t.ANB PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will ;velum the Comedr of THE HONEYMOON. To which will he added, ROSINA. ne, The Wheel of Forme; with The Flitch of Bacon. Rientr.l the Third; with The Woodman's Hut. King Henry IV. !IF ATRE ROYAL, COVINT-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENfNG, will be per formed. the Masque of COMUS. Comes, Mr. CONWAY; tbrch3ntg. Mesars.lNtLtDON. SINCLATR, &e.&e. Miss MATHEWS. Mrs. LISTON. To which will be added. BOMBASTES FURIOSO. • After which, ZEMBUCA g Or. NET-MAKER AND HIS WIFE. wow, The Grecian Daeghter ; with The Sleep-Walker. .I!in Preserved; with The Forest of Bondy. • •I he Wheel of Fortune ; yrith Comus. AVAI. AND MILITARY BIBLE SOCIETY. petr.m, big Royal Highness the Dwelt of Yoam. E Annual GENERAL MEETING of this i P %%libel held at the Crowa and Anchor Tavern, I uotlay, the 9th May, Int& The Doors will be Eitven, and his Royal Highness the Duke of Oulu. will take the Chair at Twelve o'Clock precisely. By Order of the Cotttml•tee. !L I) C. M. FABIAN, Captain, R. N. J. M. CLOSE ' Inaj R. A. S doer Room, I I 4,Jeritsynestreet, Apri199,1815. RUGBY SCHOOL. ,E ANNUAL MEETING of the Noblemen end Gentlemen educated at RUGBY SCHOOL, will take TuEonAr, the 234 instant. at the Freemasons' Tavern. outgo-greet, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, at Six o'clock. STIVA Sir Robert Hill Rev. Matthew Wise Meade • Rvv. Ingram Winninstou E*q. IMP. Rev. lieneage Finch Latietun,Esq.M.P. Thomas litter Parker, Esq. J. '. WRATiSLAW, Secretary. .articularly requested by the Stewards, that the names of .0 iu:end so honour them with their presence, may be a 113 e of the 'tavern on or before the 21st instant. 1 I. NCING.-EVENING INSTRUCTION. 103, NIARTIWS-LANE, CHARINO•CROSS. ROLA N D, FENCING M ASTER, of the ,oval Military Academy, Woolwich, has seceded to oed wishes of several Gentlemen, of giving Evening in London, between Six and Eight an Tue.days and ,ys. Pupils attend as usual, between Two and four, on days. For term., apply to Mr. R. personally The very rec, ption that Mr. Roland's itemise on Fencing has may be inferred front the cireunts:ance, that the whole 13..preied, and nearly the whole of the ordinary Edition !cad). disposed of. Sold at Egerton's, Military Booksel'er, Croi4, and at the Author's, on the days of his attendiume: St. 111artitt's lane.—Price Half a•Guinia. Nervnus and Debilitated-Indy be restored to riect =Ligament= thiJh by the asst of DR. HUGH l'S AROMATIC sitat. PILLS, which were bond telebo ateJ Physiean (from whose recipe they are prepare 11 ble for all Nervous Disorders, Loss of Appetite, and the Vi.cera, all kinds of Debility, Female complaims, titers derondent on Lasky of Fibre, Vessels, ke. py Edwards, 66, Sc. Paul's Church-yard. London (Wi.01,.. nt); Vatic, 46, Cornball; Ward, Ssc, Holborn; Gill, : S. crthidanger, I sn, Oxford -weft; Pitr, Lewes ; Bow. al; Aa lerson, %Vindicator ; Belem, Portsmouth ; ' is. and es. !I a box. 'r AR I•ICLES OF ESTABLISHED REPUTATION. Ers ESSENCE of PEARL and PEAR L IF:Writ:RICE, Which excel, both in elegance and efficacy, tirrprcparzth fv: :tr. Teeth and Owns, price 25.94. each. :ssynct; iS particularly toestaillseilded to Parents and prr• !Ave the cant of Childress as the greatest preservative and ten.ler TetelL Now are Genuine but what haire (4, «I I !emit, Bayley and Blew, Coekspur-street," the stirnii. _ _ HA it NI lAN WATER, for the general improvement of ' , lesion, the cure of ail cutineomdisurders and the bites ;s venuazios insects. Pints 7s. 6d. Half-pints 4s. tid. IX'a'l RUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMCINS fur k sues and stains cut of Lace and Linen. The genuine " 1X.2:41ty" ou the Box and Wrapper. Also HIS irX DttOPS,for talung Grease out of tint, Stuff, Wool. &v.. price 1.. rack. i'O:.INIADE DIVINE, price ss. ed the glass. and Retail by En es.ry and St.rur, Perfumers, tufectursrs of Dressing and Writing Cadet, Cockepur• .undult ; wh, re also may be had, Cadman's incomparable itrap, the best and moot durable oneover submitted to the 'net ;s. and 105.6.1. each. DEALTII AND HAPPINESS. !EN the spat k of life begins to grow dim. the and the suentual fJcult;ellmPitire'd I..e.cludy inbrissit , ea which torment the mind, and the s:rat g•lt of the enfeebled swarms of planoure, Dr •••• TONIC REMEDY is proved by rapt rience to be the resin, sate, anti pet manent medicine ever discovered.— t &Lire or muscular debility, vaorular relaxation, weak at,P.iy in ri h. r acts ; the Mai :orating and reanimating of I.alasy remedy are operably manifeste.l. It is net, •r, by es:I:log a tetr poritry stimulus or irritation t hat I hose Ir elT,:cts are Traduced, but by Inelgoratieg, renovating, dna: inz co: animal spirits. The Took effects of this di n , ,ly ra ore the laity u debilitated, nervous and relaxed s from the mor. ificat ion of being au incumbrance to to the na/A gratifying and dignified matters of co:motto N t . I . ON Ic Rr mot is prep:it'd and sold Wholesale -,! h i th.: oprati,r, st his loom., No 14, New North !fin .quare,pner, Ith. 64. I.er packet, or,,tuar in one • u•y bold also, by app.,ini mem, at Dames, • -st reel; 'chards', IYr, vt rand; titrion's, corner of arton—trert, Holborn; aa4 by all resprctabie NleJiclne ;it tosvii smd country. • L.ILKCIIANTS, WHOLESALE WISES, AND RAVELLER3. many Merchants and Wholeale Houses may dniroui of rzporting, or supplying Country Shopkeepers .articlr /if JAPAN LILACKI NG, hlanufactured DAY and HENRY MARTIN, 114, London• oinliwark, they are hereby respectfully solicited to send Al i to the Warehouse as above, when their Commands vizketl up in Casks or Hanipers for Foreign or Country w.th quch as Article •as but few Houses send out, fur icy of qu.tioty and neatness, in Sig-penny, Shilling, and prim ; Bottles, with the usual: Credit s and at Pricer tile twice of the Merchant and racist% - V ArK atil3le Bottle may be bad is a gawp% by callins 'vl‘oulactury, as above. FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1815. This slay was publ;slie.l, In 3 Vols. I tzmo. price !us. board-, THE CURSE of ULRICA ; o r , The White Cross Knights of Riddarbottisen. A Swedish Romance of the Sixteenth Century. Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Hon. East-India Co , mpany, Leadenhall.intvet. This day was published, in one ♦ol. ova price ins. ed. hoards, A CCOUN of the ABOLITION of FEMALE 1.31. INFANTICIDE in GUZFRA F, with Considerations on the Question of Promoting the Genie! in India. By the Rev. JOHN COR MACK, A.M. Minister of Stow. London : Printed for Black, Parry, anti Co. Bouksellerb to the Hon. East India Company, Leader:hull street. This day we published, Handsomely printed in 1 Vol. foolscap two. pride 50 hoards, CONVERSATION ; DIDACTIC Pozas, in Three Parts. By WILLIAM COOKE, Esq. Of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law, &c. &c. Hoe facierts vivant ruckus: sic duicis amid. Occurram. Hos. The Fourth Edition, revised and enlarged, with Poetical Por traits of the principal characters of nr Johnson's Printed for Thomas Underwood, 31, Fleet-street; and John Murray, fO, Albenrat le.street, Tbis day was published, in , ro. price hoards, THE PERPETUAL TIME CALCULATOR, for Ascertaining, at one. view, the Number of Days from any given Day to . any ether wi t hi n ie Year; vcc lira? ely lc lated, and particularly adapted to the Use of Banker: l chaste, dm. Su. By THOMAS T10N18.%1.f.. London: Published by W. Simphan and K. Marshall, Sta. tionere-court. ludgateeireer. Just published. &wood Vitiun, considerably improved, in l2ma. rice St. bd.. ASYNOPSIS of the various kinds of DIFFI CULT PARTURITION, with Practical Remarks on the MANAGEMF.NT of LABOURS. By SAMUEL MER 'LIMAN, M.D. Teacher of MiJwifery, &c Allo t Ludy published. by tit: same Authr,r, prier ss. A Dissertation on the Retrweettion of the Womb, including some Observations on Extra-Uterine Gestation. London t Primcd for John Callow, Make' Bookselleq 10, Crown-court, Princes•s•rret, Soho. CHELSEA HOSPITAL, May ; T ETEst by order of the Right Honourable the Lords aog others Cominisdoners for managing the affairs of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give Notice, that his Royal High nt•ss the Prince Regent has been pieased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to command, that .it Out • Pensioneri be longing to the said Hospital, resident in London, or within 95 miles thereof, who have been discharged Irons their regiments as private men, as well as from the Cavalry, Font Guards, and In lantry of the Line, as front the Militia anti Fencibles, (the Out Pensioners from the late Horse GUards, the Horse Vrenail7er Guards, and Royal Regiment of lione-Guirds, seek men as 11 , the Hospital Books are now more than fitty-live years sat age, or ha•l served twenty-tour years in the Cavalry, or twenty-one years in the Infantry, previously to their discharges, those who have 10.. c a limb, sat 111.4 eyesight, or are cripples, or who received a cert. irate of their total unfitness for tunher service, from any of the Officrrs employed at the general examination of Out-Pen slithers in tile year IRIS, those who are at present in the receipt or a Pension exceeding One Shilling per diem, or those actually serving in the Militia, or Local Militia, as Non-commissioned Oilicera, excepted), do persona* and reiimentaily epperr wish their lustructions and Certificates of Admission, at the said Hos pital, on the respective Days undennehtioral, and appointed for ihtin, according to their several Rasa of Pirn4on, when and where at tetadatice will be given, from nine &twice i the morning, tin three in the afternoon, in order that saes of them as on eta. itlnation shall be fit, may be sent to a 'Veterati Battalion, via. On MONDAY, the 15th of May, All the Pensioners at sd. per day. Those at ties. per day, from the Ist of Lite Guards, the Dragoon Guards, with all .lie re maining regiments of Cavalry. On TUESDAY, the 16th of May, Those at U. per day from the Foot Guards, tits lit Regiment of foot, to the keociblus, inclusive. On WEDNESDAY, the 17th of May, • Those at bd. per day Irons the Kitiz's German Legion, with all the remaining regiments or corps ; aisa the Pensioners at 9d. per day, from the Ist of Lite Guards, with those Irons the seve ral regiments of Cavalry. Ott TIiUIt3DAY, the 18th of May, Those at 9d. p:•r day, .ru n t the Foot Guards, and the lit Regiment sat Vol t, t 4 tut P3d inclusive. On FRIDAY, the 19th of May, Those at 9d. per day treat the 94th Regiment of Foot, anl all the remaining Itegimeuts or Corps; those at Is. per day train the Ist Life Guards, with all 'Wee Irons the several Reguneals sat Cavalry. - On SA I'URDAY, the 20th of May, 1 hose l at Is. per day !Mill the three ltegitnents An Foot Guards. Un MONDAY, the :12d of May, Those at Is. per day, trots the Ist itegiment of Foot, to the Femibles inclusive. On TUESDAY, the tsd of May, 'those at Is. per day Irons the lore go luvabilii, and all the re• maming Regiments or Corps. His Royal Highness is farther graciously pleased to order, that all the said prttate tutu tumid lit for sultrier, shall be cmisidecell at entitled to pay from the respective days of their appearaoce, tit pursuance of tins Order, and nun none shall be required 5.f he ht any other Corps than a Veteran Battalion; acid taut every man found lit lor duty, shall, un his j • g the baits ion to which Isuit Ibe appoin.td, receive a bounty of Ls. ors.) much thereof as .hail reiti.en alter supplying Mau with proper nuers.aties; and that those who, on reanimation, arc lound with tor tatty, slit.i • e dismissed with proporteniate sub-istence to eatry them back to ilteir hoines,entitaat.sig the Male !PM the tUas . ui their leacirs ii.e.r places of residence. ilia Royal Highness Is (Archer pleased to declare, that every pr.e.itu out.pensioner received in conformity to this tinter tutu a Vtt. ran Battation, whose out Passim is at present under 91 per say, shall be united, when discharged therelrom, to have his c.c.4:ou use-teased to that rate, provided he be recommended 11 his t.•olonel, ur Cuhlittandthig wheel., as deserving of his holaja • ittilyal Bounty. Aod it is hereby no filed, that all the private Out Pensioners rsti , lent lit London, or within twenty•tive miles thereof, dol. cha:,;t d as aforesaid, (except as !satire excepted) who shall not and be exammed at the time herein appointtd, will be C4.la - ltfcd as otherwise provided for by Oevertintein, or as dead, ...d they will accordingly be *truck off the Books of the Gut /*costa ot the said Hospital. • ls. AUSF, Secreary and 14, gig , far. PRICE SDPI64ICM4IA 1./PENNY% LIVERY. ►I I HE AbDttESS of Llie Loyal and Independent LIVERY of 1.0:M1)1i, td his Rc}al ..411.41!e se the • PRINCE REGEN T, °nate present strto of Pu dK AlTairs, and expressive of their tlisapprob3tinn a the Resolutions of t!*e I3te Common Hall , now lies kr the Signattirei of the Livery .tt the London Tavern, lliskop.gatw•street; and the London Coffee. House, Ludgate-Hill. C. SW Chairman. THE ARMY. This day was published. price Xi. Is. in 2 V.l. own. THE ROYAL MILITARY CALENDAR; dedicated, by permission, to his Royal Hi, , ,hnets the Cosa- MANDL& 1N ChM; containing (with:nit comment) the Services of all the GENERAL OFFICERS living ar the close of :he year ISIS. fruits tl•vir entrance into the Amy; will ro.npletelud.ses Of Battles, and other miscellaneous matter. In :he Arc e slam Is an impartial Account of the Operations in the East of Spain iu 18512-12. By JOHN PHILIPPART; Paq., Sold by Mr. Egerton. Military Ilunksrller, Wh , Messrs. Sherwood, Neely, end Jones, PaternOster-row ; Mr. 13arrirg . o u Strand; and all other Booksellers. Where also may Ist , hue, Mammas of GU; cant. Mon RAU, by the same. Pr. les. in a few ~AVI will he Illustrated with a v doable Nlap and s everal F.ogravlnps. THE SECOND and Conclihintg VOLUME of the TRAVELS of Professor LICH FENS FEIN in SOUTHERN AFRICA, ; inetrti big the Contisintion of his Journey through the Karroo; a llotistilcal Tour to the Dorf& of Zwelknlam, &c. a inuntey into the Countries of.t he Moles. mans, The Corans, and the Deetjaans, a people tweet before vi sited by Europeans; an Excursion to the Burden s 01 the Rorif veld t a Journey to llosksveld sad Tulbsgli, and the Return by St. Helena to Europe Printed fur H. Colburn, 50, Conduit. street. This by was putdithe,l, in Gm ink,. ; tit. ESSAI, F ISTORIQUE, PO WTI QUE, et MORAL, sur lea IkEVOI.II l'ION:i. /lodating' et Mu dares. Par M. dr CHATEAU Bit lAN D. . Also. by the same Author, 2. Souvenirs d Italic, d'Angletetre et sl'Anterique. • The Tnnatititon of these Work' wilt also appear immediately.. Printed for H. Coihurn, Go, Conduit-street. Of whom may be had the farmer Works of this distinguished Wriper, via. Itineralro de la Grece, 2 vol. Bvo. 24s • Genie du Christianinue, 3yul. Bvo. 3 is. GIL Atale et Rene, Gt. Du Buonaparte et des Bourbons, 4s. This day was published, • In two handsome Rem Volumes, embellished with a Portrait of Marshal Blucher, price its. boards, CAMPAIGN in GERMANY and FRANCE,, from the expiration of the Armistice, signed sod ratified, June 4th, 11113, to the period of Buonaparte's Abdication of the, Throne of France; with an Appendix, containing all the French Bulletins issued doting this period, and other Official Docout.tots. Uy JOHN PHIMPAR I', Esq. This Work foetus a Canino at ion to the Author's History of the Northeru Campaigns of 1812 and 1813. London: Printed for C. J. Batrington, Strand. GAS UGH day was publishetl, APR A cTicAL TREATISE on GAS LIGH exhibiting a summary description of the Apparatus and Machinery best calculated for manufacturing Carburetted Hy drogen, or Coal Gast and the Methods made use of for applying it as a substitute for Candles and Lamps, to illiam.nate Streets, Houses, and Manufaciories-i-with remarks on the utility, safety, and general nature of this new branch of Civil Economy. lly kinitlCK ACCUM. Illustrated with seven eoloured plate-,shewing the structute of thelargsr apparatns, now successfully employed tor Lighting Streets, Houses, and Public Edifices in this Metropolis; as well as the smaller apparatus made use of by manufacturers and pr. v ate individuals. London : Printed for R. Ackerman, )01, Strand ; and +old by Messrs. Longman and Co. and Messrs. Sherwood and Co. Pa- Ostuoster-row ; and Mr. Hatenord. Picsadilly. Price t gs. This dary was' poblielloi, • A New Edition, in Ton Vol% two. rift 44 in boards, THE HISTORY nt. the ROMAN EMPERORS, from AUGUSTUS CO CotIiTAICONE. By JOHN aitrriir LEWIS ('*EWER, Professor of Rhetoric in the eieripiof Beauvais. Translated from the French by JOHN 114,11.1., Esq. The Historical Reader will End in this Work, the Lives of all the Roman Emperors which preceded Mr. Gibbon's History of the Dectiue and Fa 3 of the Roman am**. Londou: Printed for F. Cr and J. Rivington ; T. Egerton ; Scatcherd and Letterman; J. Cualsil; J. Nunn; W. Clarke and Sots; Louvain, Huno „Aces, Orme, end Erwin; J. eirpeqter and Soo; Law sad Co. ; E. Jeffery; Latkington mid Co ; E. Lloyd; J. Otridge; J. ; Mad', • rarry. sod Co.; W. Baynes; L Booth; J. adamant Ilaiderin,. Credech, mid Jay ; J. Biebee.; R. Greenland ; sod . Fell; Gale, .Curtis, and Fenner; G. and S.Roblo•oo ; R. ditioAnsi Oiles sad Co.; sod Walker i 4. Co. . . BRITISH PAINT MANUFACIUKY, QUELN-STRtZT CHLAPSIDI. YMPENETI - CtIILE PAINTS, and COAL TAR BROWN, fur Park Paling, Slates, Uut-bu:ldi►►gs, ant! %% ‘atLer-boarding, of every tleaeription. (tivia bit Greta, ptr cwt. .I)4it Urctu, 76s ditto • - 1 i2S. lied or Brown, per cwt. 425. White Paint 60s. Prepared Oil, to thin them . . 'Lead Colour stis. fur Use, ss. rid. per Gall. Scow Colour Ms. Fine Paitic for Inside %Vurk of Chocolate Colour - 56 t. I every description, dtc. Stc; Relined far Brown e2s. per cwt.—Common ditto I tie. per cwt. N: B. The impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, al.ll will cover a surface neatly twice as great as other t'aints: they also poises a durability which renders them peculiarly valuable, wiieu applied to work constantly exposed to the effects of the weather; and from their being ground hi Linseed Oil, and dry ing very quick, they are applicable to the general purposes of U-elid Inside Painting, as they give at the same time a preserv ing and very handsome covering. They are alio a Cure for the Worth and Dry Rut, wiU stand in hot Climates, and are eaiy of application, being used in the same manner as other Paints. Toe COAL TAR BROWN is recommended for the of Rough Fencing, PorunsTiles, Wood under Grown: or Water; partieu arty the Refined, which is perfectly insoluble i.t Vi'lter; te:e Wood wig Pot penetrate where it is used ; it is of a very gonad colour, dries hard, and is easily apliped,requirni only to be neared and laid on with a common tar-brush. I Sold by UP roN and Co. Queen-street, Cheapside. C a Z LATER'S PATENT STEAM KITCHEN 1...7 and RANGE, complete, with late Improvements, is war ranted to be superior to any o ther Apparatus in the Kingdom for all kinds of Cooking (either in large or stall Families) in this must clean and deicate manner; its various operations o: Steam iiiii, Boiling, Roasting, Baking, Stewing, and Broiling, and sop. prying constantly from one to 14 gallons of boiling water, and with or without a Hot Closet. are- all performed by the use of one small Fire. Its superioritg over every other method of Cuukirg condys principally in the following particulars : 1. It stands in a smallttr compass, and is trended by less trouble than is occasioned by any other mode Cooking, and it is al ways well understood by once or twicir lig, nor is it so liable to be out of flair. it. Half the re that any other on the most economical plan consumes is sullielent, and it is wholly free front great heat, and all sulplitirosasVir other distal reable smells. 3. The cooking by steam (viz.) het distilled water. Meats so cooked do not imbibe impure substances, such as collect in tea kettle., itc. 4. Victuals dressed on this plan may be 'cooked s second time and be as good as at the first, or when randy for dishiog, can be made to wait an hour without being "abed. 3. Roasting by hot alt en this plan is more cleanly,and there is 1 a saving of one poundal meat in ten both in boiling and roasting. 1 6. The whole is free from the poisonous dints of copper, or coppers badly tinned. 7. The Apparatus has boon proved by particular calculation of many families who have it in use, to clear its first cost in from siz to 13 months, piakliog or saving of iisate than 10 per cent both in the weight of Victuals dressed, and in the quantity of fuel used. Orders received by 'Fitton WATTLtWORTI, Agent to the Nivea., at the Rbew Rooms, N 0.11 49 Great Russell-street, illoomsburresuare, wham may be seen the Yeast Kitchen and Range complete. N.S. Wbolosolu Ws/dm* Hammon, Bloomsbury., ORANGE ANO LEMON TABU!!! THE Nobility and Gentry are most respectfdlly informed, a choice Parcel of ORANGE and LEMUR FREE•I have this day arrived are N Lt.; RaIESS and Son's fa. loan Warehouse, 107, Strand, Loneon ; also, a lltipply of PAR. MESAN CHEESE. of the lien quality. 107. Strand, corner of the. Savoy Step I.—Mav 4. 1,415. ELECAN r iiOUSENDLD Hilt U:tl, Large GLASiES, and MEC I'S, FIN 11UR Y-SC,2C APE. TO BB SOLD BY AUC fly BUit'l O? and I:Ail% On the Prelnlies, No. 25, Finsbury-square, on Ter:soar next, the 9th of May, and Two foll..wing Dlys, at T.velv e ALL the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, an Horizontal Gran.: P.ano forte, Cut-Olass Chandelier, Grecian Lamp, an Eight-day French Tome Piece, Vases, a ‘ heautiful China 'Fable, and De s rt Service, a Pair of splendid Candelabras, in Or-Molt', for six lights each ; Ettot-day Clock, Patent Mangle, China. Glass, Cellar of choke Wines, consisting of West India at:d Malmsey Msdcira, Sherry, Vidonia, Calcayella, Lif.bun, and Port, and valuable ; the Furni ture comprises a State ilictlresd and Hanciors, h;al.l, tome M•tho; gany Four-p.m and 'lent ditto, with file C Colon, and white Dimity Furnitures, prime sear:mod Gu,se Feather Beds and Bedding, Mahogany Cabinet An,ch s Wari!robes, Com mode double and single Chests of Div•vers, Dressing Stands, ca pital Set of lelabegat y Dinieg Tables Lti feet long, Patent an-1 Lou ditto, excellent Malsogatey wingel Library ts.ook lour Chairs, covered in Morocco an I Satin !Lir C.otio, So!: , .s, Urawing•ruonl snite, in elegant Chintz Cot. on Window C.:r tains, Chairs and Grccial Couches, en twits., Rosewood, Card, infa, and Pembroke Tables, large Pier and Chimney Glasses, IS inch Comes Mirror, Crimson Morin,: Window CurtaiiN Brussels and Kiilderin - witer Careets, Kitchen Requisites, &c fitc. May be unused un Saturday and Monday preceding, and Mornings of Fide, and Catalogues had a: Is. each, (tu be rel urind to Purchasers,) uu the PfellliieS, and of Burton and Riat, 62, POKE OF FALMOUTH. By Order of the 1.1 mourable Comtuissiuo:rs of his Majesty's Cuitoms, en Tim mSUAY, May 11, 11115, by ren &Clock in the Forenoon, wit, be exposed to SALE, a: the Custom House, ha this i'urt, pl - LE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ: 6 Books 2 lbs. Ext. Colocynth 2 Born Medicines .5t Drug, 5 Y.irJs Net 4 Pieces Waistcoat Shapes 14 Spars. 79 Deal Ends 31 I'lanks II Hand'? kes 1 woollen Shawl 59 Doz. Lair Cottun I - Tose it D.tto Worsted dos 16 Leather Brbs 4 Pieces Shirting 12 Ditto Colton Lace • 5 l'air Hose 24 Doren an 1 3 Watch Ke7s and Chains 12 Pair Salyer Spectacles and Cases 3 Bottles Oil • 2 1::tto Harhadoes Tar 5 Siling Glasses, brides a quantity ut Giass Ware, &c. 2 Open BEM's & M.verials 1 Cutter's Spar, And far 1 rooriatinn, 31 Doz. Pair F.:retn .ilk and Lea:ber Chores, and 4 Pieces Fsreign Silk • the . 1 utsday and Wednesday 10 Pounds Irobazeo 13 Ditto Seg.:rs 64 Ditto &tett let Gallons Goads 13! Ditto \Vine 293 Pounds I'e per 63 Ditto Cht).:(alate 54 D:tto Coffee 20) Ditto Soap u 3 Ditto Txmarinds 173 Ditto Fig: lOW Ditto Chet-se t... 44 Ditto 13u ter 26 Ditto Currants 136 Ditto Arr.iuc root 287 Ditto P.ular 6 &idea l'iskles 8 Pots Swettnteats 6 Boxes Tin Place 1 Box Wearing Apparel 181 Pieces Ribbon, Galloon and Ferrccit4g 67 Pieces Tape 20 lbs. Thread 15 Bundles Laces I Piece Nankeen 97 Pair Shoes 6 Ditto Boots 3 Yard: Modal 1 Box Saddlery The Goods miy be view ad prieeding the Day of Sale. TO BS SOLD OR LIT, ALL those exteiwve.EitECTlON.3 and BUILD INGS, situate at STANLEY, near S. Helen's, in the Ccun•y of Lanes...ter, heretofore used by the Stanley Company ts•r smelting Copper Ore and other purposes, with u 0 Messuages or Dwelling-lsouies, in good repair, contiguous thereto, for Agents and Workmen, a puwei ful Wind-Mill, and about Statute Acres of Land, surrounding the Buildings, forming together a nio , t complete Establishment for iron Younderies, salt Works, Pottery, or any other Manufactory, where cheapness of Coal, facility of Water and Land Carriage, extent of Buildings, and other conveniences are required. 'Moe Premises are situated on the Sankey Canal which fall; into the River Mersey. near Warrington, affurding an easy water conveyance to the great trading Towns of Liverpool, Mantises. ter, Northwich, &c and forming a direct eommunicadon by the (.; rand Junction Canal with the inland Counties; are in the centre of a Coal Country now working to a great extent, and which may be laid down a: the Works at a very low rate. The whole kris! by Lease far three Lives now in being, at the yearly seat of Th neon Pounds Two Shillings. For further Particular* apply to Mr. WilFsis Jones, Sr. kiel,n's, neer Precut; Mr. Samuel Taylor, loveipt). 1; Mes-rs. Rowsou and Sons, Snlicitors, Pic, 4). ; ur M. l'huniss Leigh, Solicitor, 92, Poultry, London.—Al•ril u 7, is: 1. DAIRY and ARABLE FARM, Ai ID CLAN FON, NEAR AYLESBURY, BUCKS. To be I.ET on LEASE, for 11 or 21 Years from Lady Day last, by the Worshlp;ul Company of Mercera, London, ACOMPACT FARM of excellent LAND (Tithe-free), called the VA rcl I ES, in the Parish of Aston Clinton, adjoining the Turnpike London Road, and within three miles of Aylesbury, and four from Tring, good Market Towns, compri a good Farm howe, Barns, Stables, Cow houses, and ' suitable Offices lately finished, and in the ocenpation of Joseph liing!larn; and 185 A. Itn. 21.31'. of I.anJ by adnitaitiresivent,con -1.3! jag of 53A. ER. of ancient Inclostutes with you I and of 131 A. IR. 20. of allotments recently in le hatter a.) luclo sure Act, and which are to be sti,ldivided and isle! swab Qu eksets, and fenced before Christmas nest, ;it the ..spett,e ..f the Landlords; 10S Acres of the Farm are hid :-.werd, a the Residue Arable, of A hich upwards of 30 Acres axe !n Ciov .r at:.l a eoxl plant, and a proportionate nuntlier of Acres of 13:aii; and Peas are set. This Listate Is peculiarly AttllM.3 for invrove:tient, Is well watered; nearly ha'f the M,atio..va might, at a enall ex pense, be irrigated and the whole of the Farni brought into high Manurage, as it is within two miles front the Grand Junction Canal, with a good road thereto. Possession of part of the House Sables, Etc. and of the wscle of Ow Land, will be given immediately, and of the remainder at Midsummer next. Any person willing to treat for the same, may stand Proposals and Address (sealed up) to the Clerk of the Macers' Company, at their Hall, in Ironmonger-lane, Cheapside, London, en or be. fore Wednesday, the 31st day of May next, when the same will be taken into consideration, and the person making such offer as the company may approve, will have notice sent him to treat tor the same either by attending at Mama' Hall, or at Aylesbury, as the Company may think most convenient t the Tenant will be requited to kay all Taxes and Rates (except Land-tax and Land lord's Property Tax, if any). For viewing the Estate, apply to the said Joseph ICMgham, and for further Particulars and sight of the Plan, to the Clerk of the Company, at their Hall as above; or to Mr. William Bull, Soli elms at Aylesbury.—Mercen' Hall, April 28, Isls. This day was published, pore t 3s. boat do. KUNOPJEDI A.-A P RACT[CAL ESSAY on Breaking the . ENGLISH SPANIEL or POINI'LR : with luuructioes for attaining the Art of SHOO lel Nt; FLY (N t:. In which the Latta is reduced to Rule, and the forma inculcated on Ptidpk els me eavere, cavendum est Primum ipsl tibi. By the late WILLIAM DOBSON, Esq. Of Eden hall, Cumberland. London : Printed for Callow, Crown-court, Soho; and Whit tingbam and Arlisd, 51. Patusenstcr-row.