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--/•; P • .• .;• trr* ••• 1— s• • ' • V • ' . . i• • 4 • A . - 1' SI s 4 , ) a 10 ~~. ,••• • • l•••• ri/g2 C•• *3 4 \ 4;1, COI THE/MU-ROW, DRURY-LANE. 'I . T.IS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 9 , their Majeftlem Servants will ad THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Posy, Mn. BILLINGTOK Ti labia will be added a ram, called THE CITIZEN. _ _ was pdilierd, price sa. la boards, of the LH' E ot FROISSART ; MEMOIRwith an Way on his Worts, and a Crltiedm on bit M eal% Tranflated front the French of M. lit St. Palaye. By THOMAS JONES, Efq. M. P. Sold by J. White, Horace. Head, Floc-Erect. , Preparing for Piddleation, by the fame Tra n e ator , A New Teandation oldie Chsankles of Proiffart, colL t w:l with the belt FrenebilidAloaa and MSS. TUESDAY, MARCH 9,,i502 FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS RF.WAR". — PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-STREET, March $, aos. A BURGLARY. WHEREAS, in the night of the 4th infant, the Dwelling-hnufe of Mr. P. Tnytoa, of New Mal ton, Yorkfhire, (the Cinder in the Bank of MeErs.R. C. Smal ley and Co.) was broken into by tome cons, who hayhtg fe curel the fail Mr. Taylor, by tying him divan in bed, obitillind by &rats, the keys of the Bank and Iron Cheß, and flute therefrom Cans. 4ank of England Bills, and other Bills and Country Bank Notes, to a very confide:able amount, the pro perty of the hid Melts. R. C.Broadiey and Co. Whoever will apprehend, or give Lech information to the Magiftrates, at the above Office, as may be the means of ap prehending and convieting one or shore of the Offesuldrs con cerned id Amid burglary, shall receive FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS Reward, front Mara. R. C. Broadley and Cs aforefaid. t: FILiCE 'IX-PENCh. ILFRAC )ME, DEVON. - p - o a the Benefit of tl e Undcrwriters on the Ship Europa, of Lancafter, wrecked on the 224 ult. on the Asa Pow, in the Para of Morthoe, On Wednefday the tyth initant, at Eleven o'clock in the For..noon. the Wreck of the Paid Ship will be Sold by Audi= at this place—For Particulars apply to Mr. Lee. llfrattonabe, March 6, dos. FOR PUBLIC SALE, Ott anyone arise nainber4 L cs and Geodes= who w.te difappotntell oaf *els when tbeTioapedy of Mary vi Soots waylaid,. die Pubic ars Wormed 'Cat it 1. di be rereaseilpoftthdy ktr die dose this faros) on burfday seat. To whkh arid be added the Magical Eater taiameot of thr Naar:sod the Apodteeary. 'DEATH OF ABERCROMBY. 'THE Exhibition of the Large HISTORICAL PICIIVIRft. pained by SAIIIML JAMS AIMOLD repre kiting, re a =oft catcher feale,the Astraorable Bade before itiesirdria, as the sift of March. finsitimilich the raw for Ralph Aborromby loft his iffe,godthipes open sidle Great Rosa.. *We Crardcns, ' scary W end tt@ dlidok—Acirnit taxi :L....Sketches of Maumee are Adhered to Ladies and Geodetic!' hisourits Jibe Ealibidis *kb tbdr profaner, sad a Fel fm attend) to expitihiftti Starr.. This day was pa_hillhed, in eto. Vol. I. Part I. of THE MODE RN H I STO RY of H INDO STA N etaamendle atthe Death of Alexander. and IPtended to be bra= e wn to the tisk abbe Ei g h teent h Century, including the • of Farina& Galena Haltom, and all other titexm ad mitten as Indian and Politic. the Itee.THOMAS AfAURICE, A. M. flub-Librarian of the &kith Mufeunt. Sold by J. White, Horace'. Head, fleet-11nm. Of wham may be had, the fame Author's Ancient Indian Mary, amid oomplete forts of Indian Antiquities. At New Lloyd's Cake-hoof; Cornhill; on Thurfday next, March t t, at Two o'Clock precif.ly, r rHE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. 57 Cants of Butter ; being part of the Cargo of the Ship TRUE LOVE, fr,un Waterford; wrecked at St. Ira, atull fold for account of the Underwriters. Soo Prime' Weßphalla Hams, kart landed. pa Barrels Cods' Hods. sOo Bags of good &fruit Bread. Catadognes of which any be lad at the place of tale, and of GeorseFranch. Swan baker, No. 6, Great Eaftcheap. This day was publfilsed, Isandfomely printed on a fine woven paper, in Twelve Volumes, large Octavo, with a Portrait of the Author, Price In Boards I. Ss. THE THEOLOGICAL, PHILOSOPHI CAL, and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS of the Rev. WILLIAM JONES, M. A. F. R. S. To which is prefixed, A Short Account of his Life and Writings. Printed for K and C. Rivington, No. 6a. St. Paul's Church yard ; J. Robfon, New Bond-ltrect ; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. N. B. The Subferibcrs who have not yet received their Co pies are requelted to apply for them to the Dookfellers. ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. PUBLIC-OMM. DOW:STILEET. Landon, March 8, !SM. HENRY COCK being charged withFORGERY, whoever Will bring him welds Me, Rail receive a Re ward of ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS. _ _ A CAPITAL PARK To BE 101. D IV FIB, ST AUCTION, !Il i s d a y l i g l s k e Prim 3 4 .4 A Sew being theiliiid. _ . _ At the Fountain Inn, in Wivelifeorn . he, in the Cou . nty of So rt( tree, on Tuefday the poth day of April next, by four o'clock in the a ft ernoon, A MOST Definable, Compaft, and Improvable Ffttte, called CHIPSTABLE FARA% eonfifting of a very convenient New-Built Houfe, with three P:at.urs, a Kitchen, fix Bed-Chambers, Cellars, &c. and 2,4 Acres of Orchard, Arable, Meadow, Pafture, and Wood Lord, within a ring fenet—and a Cottage, Barn, Stable, and other proper Buildirgs, at a convenient diftancc from the Houfe. The Prentifes are (innate in the Parilh of Chipftable, in the. County cf Sotncrfet, about two miles from Wivelifcontbe, from Taunton, to from Tiverton, and to from the Briftol Channel. It abounds with Timber, and may be much im proved is ranirkably well fuppfted with Water, and Lime is to be had within three miles.--The Rates and Taxes are very low, and the Rights of Common appurtenant very va luable. It is now let for a tam to • very refponfibie and good Tenant, and who, to accommodate the Purchater, will give up his Leafe at Michaelmas, tioa, on moderate terms. The Houfc is molt pleafantly fituated in the centre of the Farm, and pn an eminence, having In view, from the front, two molt beautiful Woods belonging to the Farm. It is a fine Sporting Country, and abounds with Game. Any Gentleman defirous of purchafing a Country Seat, or laying out his Money in Lands, will find this well worth his attention. . (leksibed to Mrs. Ha mwein Molts) f OUISA • a Narrative of F,Aas, foppofed to A-J throw Liglit m she usyfteriotteHtftoryof a the Lacy of the Her 3e.tett." tmanited freaks rrateb Work Pubaked the borstal Dernishos. A.D. this. by the Rai. G. H. CILAIMS. A. M. Mawr ef SAiddleks. _ _ _ _ _ _ The kid Henry Cook b about Twenty Years of Age, is about 3 Feet 6 or 7 Inches Wet, his Face pock-marked, round and full; has a WWI Sear under his Chin, near the Jaw-bone, wears dark Hair powdered, he Is rather flout; is very lively in his manners, and volatile in his eonverfati(m. He is by Prnfeifion an Attorney, and lodged at No. 9, King. fired, Cheapfide, but left his Lodgings on Friday' laft ; be bad alfo Chambers in the Temple, and [pent a eonfideraple part of his tiniest the London Coffee-hook. Sold by t mid C. Rivisrea,R. Frafier, F. Macaw, J. Nstcbard. and Ceara sod Marra. This day was publfthed, in one voL 4to with go Plates, price Thee Guineas in boards, plain, an d Five Guineas coloured, F'HE SPORTS and PASTIMES of the PEO PLE of ENGLAND ; including the Rural and Donieltic Recreations, Maypines, Mummeries, Pageants, Procellons and Pompons 4eastles, from the earlieft period to the prefect time: MiftratM by engravings feledied from Ancient Paintings; In Which are ',relented moft of the Popular Dive:Loos. By JOSEPH STRUT'''. Printed fo: a l ce Wlite, Horace's Head, Met- Rivet. Where may be by thefame Author,ptiee al. i as. 6d. boards, The Regal and lefiaftleal Antiquities of England : con taining the Reprefsetatiaas of all the - Ett!lith Monarchs, from Ederard the Confelfat to Henry the Eighth; together with many of thegsastpafoni who were miss' entdurirg thcir feveral reigns; on 60 copper-plates engraved by the AuCt• T. A new Edition, to which is now added a Sapplement,cnntaining t z Plates. The WA Henry Cock will very probably off , rin payment, Drifts upon Marrs. Nlainwaring, Son, Cliatteris. and Co. Ins day was yablilled, tandimnely pieced in Odava. prim in board% ss. a Faun! Volume of SERMONS na PRACTICAL .SUBJECTS. By die late In-SAMUEL C4RR, D. D. Tabor/art et St. Pasts; Rafter at lit Andrew I/Matadi, Landon ; and et Findley. Mideldes. • Printed for F . c MIAOW Six 61. St. Pasts Church qyard ; J. Itabfan. New B . J . and W. J. 164 j. akkarasil. Of vollani — ZaXiaid, tlie Third Miss ilea Thee Vallaisseat iwnions an Selijeas, by the fans Amber. Prise r kaards aL ss. ENGLISH LOTTERY. No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS. BISH refpelifully acquaints the Nobility, 1 - • Gentry, and Public in general, that throughout the prefent Lottery, Tickets and Shares, ws RRA NT CD U N O RAWN, will be fold at the above Old Eftabliffied OMces every day from Fight to Nine in the Morning, and from Two to Eight in the Aftumoon • and the current Price for all Prises from so,cool. rBI-paidas (non as drawn. `.* Tickets and Shares regiftered, corral Nixteric4l Books *, and all Bounds in the Public Funds tranfadted with fide. Ms day was publllbsti, Di No lane Volumes, Wawa, handiatnely minted on a Die Medium Paper, Pelee b Boards N. ua. and anotharlidition on a Superfine Royal Pupa. Price la Boards oL ido. with a Portrait if the Astor, r rHE POETICAL WORKS of JOAN MIL .L TON. Witt the Nand amiss* Commentators. To wke are added. llheftrations, with !case Account of the LIFE of MILTON. By the Rev. HENRY JOHN TODD, X A. Printed fur J. Naos, W. J. and J. Mannikin, R. 2411,114 Otridge and San, J. Sewell.l.l4khols, F. and C. Rivington, T. Payne, O. and J. Robles'', J.Walker, J. Matehews,W Lowndes, J. Satellad, Verner sad Hood, Oetty and Son, J. Nonn Co. . Wilkie, Clark and San, J. Codicil. Laekington, Allan and C Lea, Elotery,Cantenter and Co. Longman and Rees, Ca da, Jun. acd Davies, T. Hark and J. Maormati. kept, ity and difpatch. - - This, day was publined, In sto. with 13 folding Plates, price tl. is 6d. boards, ATREATISE on the CULTURE a nd MA NAGEMENT of FRUIT-TREES, in which a new Method of Pruning and Training is fully &Scribed. To which is added, a new and improved Edition of OBSERVA TIONS on the DISEASES, ,DEFECTS, and INJURIES, in all Kinds of FRUIT and FOREST TREES; with an Ac count of a particular Method of Cure. Publida by order of Germanium By WILLIAM FORSYTH, F. A.S. and F. S.A. Gardener to his Majeity at Keefington and St. James's, Mem ber of the Okonomical Sodety at St. Peterhutgh, &c. :cc- Printed for T. 14. Longman and G. Rees, Patemoncr-row ;• T. Caddl,jan. and W. Darks, Strand; and J. Debrett, Pic eadHly. THE NOBIUTI, GENTRY, and PUBLIC In general, ars refpcdfully Informed, J. BURGESS and Son's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be prepared by them in the fame manner that has given fuch uulverf.d approbation for many paft. The long juttly acquired fuperWty of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perron& radon in all parts of the World, and having Rood the tilt of trial, mutts it In the fituadon it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, See. inducesthan, from the . numerous Atlvertifements daily Appearing, to caution I a nUlit s, &.c. In purehafulg Me fame, as none is to be had of I'HE IR Genuine but at their Watches& as undtr. Every other Ar ticle in the Oil Trade for family life, of the belt qaality. reiT-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, (applied upon the iliorteft notice for the Eaft and Weft India, &c. Warchoufe, No. to;, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. _ _ _ . . . . Particulars may be known, and a Plan of the Farm fern. on application to Mr. Venation, N 0.5, Barnard's Inn, Holborn, I.ondon ; Man. R. and W-Beadon, or Mr. Robert Young, Taunton ; or Mr. Hancock, of Ford, near Wiveldcombe; the latter of whom will dire a Perron to thew the Farm. February 24, Igo& 'ERNIE ORNEE, GENTEEL DWELLING-HOUSE and AMPLE BUILDINGS, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WM. SHARP, SON, and KIRKUP, Al Carraway's, on Monday, March ry, at Twelve, ird, .-r old A FERTILE FARM, of toB Acres, about to 7 of which are Freehold, and the remainder opyhold, con fining of rich arable and pafture Land, in the high& Rate of Cultivation, lying camped within a Ring Fence, near the High Road, with the advantage of conveyance by the London and Norwich Coaches —A modermented, and convenient Dwel ling-houfe, called Milford Lodge., with an rNuiGre attached and detached (Scar, feared on a lawn with Garden and Fillt Pond, and fringed with young thriving Plantations, continued along the front of a large Court-yard, prefenting to view a handfome range of Buildings, containing Coach-houfe, Stables, Barn, &c. forming a fere= to the Farm yard, rooft judkioufly placed, in which is another capital and newly erected Barn, capacious Granary, Cart-lodges, Piggery, &e. fltuated in a bcautifel rich country abounding with Game, near feveral packs of bounds, and in the vicinity of feveral principal Towns, being thirtom miles from Colchefter, (even from Sudbury, one from Halftead, forty-nine from London, and within a morn- Ing's ride of Newmarket, forming a delirable property to the Pradical Farmer, Sportimur, or a Family requiring a com fortable Refidaice, with an adequate portion ofLand. This daY was pabliated, Clefetypieted k Moro. Woe ps. at bomb. . , gLIGION wrrnotrr CANT ~ or, a • Pre. tervattse spine Lakewormaefs and Intoleranc e; ahida, &Terabits+. awl len*rty, Psaa- By ROBERT POLLOWES, A. U. • Of St. Remy Hall. Orfoid, Itiand Aw /White. Hotaces Head, PleetArest. Of belied. lately pubilibed.lay the fame Antlaw. As. fit et el CIAO= Ebasisphyt Ord abase. peke ds. bastds. ' The And-Calvin* kneed Mika pries ar. Meallty *OH with Play ; pace O. it a. An Mk** tie horde; peke mit This day was paladni. in Sta padoeis. tioardi. er on lin e Tepee. peke tos.adL In bawds. tnetleated. by perestax. to her Rat* Highballs die Dadiefs nit Teas) THE HISTORY of the RZFORMATION, front the Preschtelapaanwt de Ba.sysesaa. Ity joint btAOMPLAT. Efi. A. R KR. L A. VOLUME the ?MIT. Petaled b a kMe el the Anther. allidad &ten Aloes* Materials. by the Tnedier. Printed for J Pket4treet. When the trim of this Work to Betas in eke Tesr ryas, the aril Manse wait fmeene ikon the tea, and the renweinder prosikd van the havehilde reception of et suasive*. la Ike wanner the Palls teethe with favour the safest treallation, k vral sande peat in. .serinent to the traeleter to pinned with tee reestateke V°- tunics. It Iflty Oat. however, *improper to rem* that the art; rote. when completely plaited at Bean, entandat as f.ur rill ales; and that the volume new prefaced In Benia ladindes a tor fiderablo part el tite faced velem sf the nildlneka Woe .c.nded to wow* the whale el the treallatios la Thee! Vo -1 atm. Ar. ria. PIM* This day was publithed, ins TOIL tam*. Illnitrated with Cuts, price ye. reseed, PLEASING PRECEPTOR ; or, Fa miJiar in Natural Hillery and Phyfics, adapt ed to the Capacities of Youth, and eaknlated equally to in form and antufe their minds during the intervals 6f more dry and fevere Sady : taken chiefly from the German of Gerhard Ulrich Antony Vim!, Mathematical Teacher at Defaw ; in taided for the Ore of School. Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Paternoller-row. Of whom may be had, 1- Dr. Reeper's Ratline! Recreation. Illuftrated with up wards of Baty Caliper Plates, 4 voice Bro. price tL 81. in beards, or EL ads. with the plata coloured. s. The ?leafing Inftrudtor • or, Entertaining Moralift, with Plates, nano. price ae. bound. For the convenience of lantiliea in Scotland, they hare ap pointer] Metres. R. Joluifton and Co. Edinburgh, their Cole Agents for lift Sauces. Undei the formed ate Patronage of their MAJESTIES, his Rotalnzhiseis the PRINCE et WALES, and ROYAL 117 -tea and FAIN: I Z TArti4, (late Ghee aid ßow. • ney) rcfpeetfally begs kale to inform his Friends', he continues to manufaaure his new-Invented CAKE wATiat and OIL COLOURS, VARNISHES, &c. dtc. kick on his own account, having difolved all Partnership coarse .% s, and hum bly hopcs, from the Royal ratronage he has authority to fay he is exclufively honoured with, the decided preference with which his COMM have been received by the first Artifts, and a elute attention to every polible Improvement, fur a conti nuance of the public favour. To prevent their being impored on by fpurious Imitations, he Wants them, his mode of prepara tion (a chemical dikovery), is known ONLY to lIIIIISELV, and that each box from him will receive his own Egnature, and if above ha Colours, contain his new White, Neutral, and other Tints. in • 1.1 .. • Tau 4sy were publithed, price as. 6d. THOUGHTS occafioned by the Perufal of Dr. PARR'. Spits' Samoa, "cached at Chrift Church, April Is, 'Soo. /king a Reply to the Attacks of Dr. Parr Mr. Madtintok the Author of an Way on Population, and Gasers. Dp WILLIAM GODWIN. Printed for G. and J, Ilobinfon, Patcrnolter-row. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, r. An Entpahry ermeanlng Political Judie& Third Edition, tat vols. /I". rm. boards._ - - -_ - The Buildings, Cates, and Fenccs are in excellent repair, the greater part of the Land bus been recently drained, and two new Cottages crafted at the extremity of the Eitate, which Is equally calculated for pleafure and for profit, is well fupplied with fine Water, fubjedt to moderate Payments in lien of Tythes, and to only lla Land -tax, the remainder having been redeemed. To be viewed (even days preceding the Sale; Particulars may be had on the Premifes; at the George. Haillead ; Rofe and Crown, Sudbury; Cups, Colchefter; of the Printers of the Chelmsford, Ipfwich, -Bury, and Cambridge Papers; of Mr. Gilfon, Chelmsford ; of Mars. Dann and Ttmfdalc, Solicitors, Threadneedle-Brett, and of the Auctioneers, No. 32, Winclsef ter-ltrect, where a Plan of the Itate may be Peen. N. B. On the 17th of March and two following day., the Furniture, Plate, Linen, Books, Wine, and Farming Stock, will be difpofed of on the Pr.:miffs by Public Audtion. s. The Adreitsres of Caleb Williams. Third Edition, in 3 yob. zos 6d.kwed. 3. The Inckiirer. Reeedions on Education, Manners, and Literature. IR a Series of Eirays, in z volume, Bvo. ;a. 6d. is boards. _ Sold wholetsle, retail, and for exportation, by T. R. Gueft, removed from Pall-mall to No. 25, Tichhouroodreet, top of the Haymarket; and by appointment, by Meffrs. Champante and Whitrow, Stationers; Crolby and Letterman, Bookfeliers ; N. Jones, wholefale Perfumer, York•Rreet, St. jansees-fguare ; and by Mr. Dingle, Bury St. Ednsund'a ; Mt firs. Eddowes, Shrewibury ; hlr. A.Brown, Aberdeen; Mr. E. Orme, N.w Bond Elmer, Mr. Walker, No. 7, Corobill ; and Come principal Tradefman in eltry Town in England, Scotland, and Wales. All letters from the Country punaually attin.led to. The day were pub In Th ree Volumes, Price le Boards, tk REI A t ugs of ANTIENT ENGLISH PO 'lf; coolUting of OLD * HEROIC BALLADS, so 4 other MRCSS of our earlier Poets; together with Ruse few of a liter date. 4. St. Leon, a Tale of the Sixteenth Century. Second Edi tion, in 4 vols. gm feared. 5. A ntonio, a Tragedy; as it was performed at the Theatre Royal, Drurylane. By William Godwin, price a.. 6d. This day was miblifited, price iL is. boards, . A New Edition, well printed in quarto. being the Second, of AMEDICAL GLOSSARY, in which the Words in the various branches of Medicioc arc d diced front their original Languages, properly accented and ex liy WILLIAM TURTON, M.l). The Analytical Review for Jan. 1798; aid& Critic, July 1797; Critical Review, Sept. 170; and Monthly Review for 1 1797, are uniform in their commendations of this Wo. k ; they recommid It m a Publication highly valuable to the learned and curious, and of the greateft utility to the Medical Student. Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Mufes, Fildbury4quare. Of whom may be had, publilited this day, in four huge oder° volumes, price al ins. In boards, .by the taint Author, A Tranliatioa of Linnscues Animal Kingdom, amended and enlarged by the improvements and difeoveries of later Natural its and Societies. The Vegetable and Mineral Kingdoms, which complete Sir Charles Lionem's etkbrated Synenta Nauru, will fpeedily be publifhed. The Fains F.didao, canceled tied improved. Feinted by John Mkt°la, fat F. and C. Abington, No. 62, It. Pears Chunk Yard. _ • Of whom may be had; TRAVELS in EUROPE, AFRICA. and ASIA. made . between the Years a ye, and t 479. E. CHARLF.S PETER THUNDER°, M. D. KO-St of the Order of Vara, Profeffor of Botany in the Uni vcrlit7 M Upfai, and Member of various Academies and 1.1.1. e.! • eicties both in Sweden and other Countries. The Third Edition. in Four Vohnisa, Odato.inußrated with ts, Price in Boards ; AL 416 • • The Two Grit Volumes contain a vartetT of antercfting Parana:ars r , Ip,cling the Cape of Good Hope, where the Au thor eellded thp-r Yvan. Ilia two latter contain his Travels Lt the Empire 611.041nd Is the IllaDds of Java and Ceylon. Early in nest month will be pubillsed, Elegantly pasted In One Volume Small ottave, To btraninned Annually. Ti4E POETICAL REGISTER, and R E PO. s: - I . ORY of FUGITIVE POETRY, fee tie TWO lOW' Prix rd fur F. and C.Rlvington. dar S‘Pann_Churcharra"..._,.. 1) ,,, r (MAL Erma. ea Is latetwkd to anapest U 1111•5 Pit , tllol Fel aria Poetry, worthy of Prefanthall, win& era to be fauna In the various paladin& Pubiledues I ahead Caw Ir. a ions from latency Chandlers; Stlsaille kis fe u " L.;a111 Poet,, with liographicil Notes etthdr Alithafn stn eife Cria. tins on the principal poetic and dnannde Nyin a complete Catalogue • Notices of *aidadellined laa Prefs ; sod Biogruplikal Sketches of alebssind Pests irk. died re the Courfe of the Lift y e ar,--114 origin& Ipainaninalla of • Work will be fupported by feveralWaisars of pada& •‘^e. r.ditrr has been basted to delay elle Publication bort ''" En %let so admit fame salvable imbibed's% recently ft, ;ved. FOR THE USE OF FAMILIES AND IiCHOOLS. This day was publiiked, price is.6d. neatly half bound, or ills. for a Dozen to thole who buy them to give away, a New AN ABRIDGMENT of the HOLY SCRIP TURES. _ _ _ By the Rey. W. SELLON, Late Minifter of St. James's, Claire:swell. Printed tar 1 7 . and C. BM:aeon, No. 62, St. Pad's Church- Yu* Of whom may be had, The Arguments of the Books and Chapters of the Old and New Teltantent, with Fueled Obreivations. To which is pr a preliminary McGarry, giving Come Median concerning the Reading of the Holy Scriktures. Written orighudly In French ►y the Rev. Mr. OSTERVA I.D, And Trani/mod by JOHN CHAMBERLAYNE, Efq. In Two large VAimes Odavo, Price in Boards, ilia. . N. B. This Work is blghly oecefrary for all Chrlftlan being a mot ufefal Campaako for rymlng the Holy ricri 4 The Basks allovemteetioned are in the Lift of Books Aifretredby thc Way tot frau:lain Qualm' lisovtlFdic. o t.tribUrinilf and eotieea for the next TOs aft alaillakd to ...14Ltregekl to the Editor. at blelts.alviagtota. CARMARTHENSHIRE. WILTSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, CAPITAL OAR, ELM, and ASH TIMBER for SALE . . , At the Blue Boar Inn, at Saint Clears, In the Paid County, on TO BE SOLD BY •UCTION, i Time by Private Coutrad,) together or in s, Fucfday the 30th day of March, £BO2, (or in the m ean Lot At the Angel Inn, in Chippingham, in the Country of Wilts, ! on Monday the i ath day of April, 11302, brtween the hours ' T HE following Capital Freehold M e ff uages , of Three and Five in the Afternpoo, the following valuable - 11 ` Tenements and Lands: Lots of fine Timber, with the Lops, Tops, Bark, &e. now I LOT 1.--All that Capital Manfion-houfe, Out-h• am, Oar landing in the Parifhes and Manors of Stanton, St. Quinton, , dens, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, cialcil WI irr- Carlton, and Seagry, in the County of Wilts; ! LAND: containing on the ground Floor, a large Parl our , LOT I. r ['WO Hundred Oaks, 58 Elms, lo ' Dining - ban, llorvantidulli akellerli two Pantries, Wi ne - 1 - Mlles, marked °I, with whit* paint, and Rand- Cellar, and Beer Oiler ; (under-ground) D a i ry , B rew i ng hut CC Upper Stanton Farm, in the occcupation of William • Kitchen, a (mall Cellar and Olices adjoining; on the fi r ft Fl oor , 37 ~ on the Attic Story, three Bedchambe rs; an d a l arge Granary three Bedchambers ; on the Sceond, thr ee Bedchambers; and Millerd. LOT 11. Four hundred and thirty-five Oaks, 6a Elms ßrewing Kitchen,with feveral Field s o f mo ft exce ll ent M eadow, over the Whole. There are two S e r vants B e d- rooms over the Ames, marked 4, with white paint. Rending on the , Bell Patin, in the occupation of Thomas isizilbury ; Conlon Farm, allotted together to render thi s L o t compa d, va l ued low, at Arable, and Failure, part of the Deniefue Lands of Whitiand, in the occupation of William Trubridge; and I.eafeliold Lands,in the occupation of Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Saunders. and Mr. per Annum Oval. Eildolls. . I.ol' 111. Three hundred and twenty-three Oaks, us Elms, ' LOT H.—Several Dwellingscalled Tower Hill Houfe f Red. and 13 Mho, marked *3, with white paint, !landing at Lower Bon, and two other Houfcs and Garde ns , w i t h f evera l Fi el d s of Stanton, in Avill's Farm, in the occupation of William Letter, good Meadow and Failure Land adj o i n i ng t h e Ri ver T are, be and on ands, in the occupation of William Jones, --- Hay- • ing alto Part of the (aid %%bland Demefne L an d s and allotted, ward, and Mils Somers. detached from Lot I, to render this Leif compadt, valued low, LOT IV. One hundred and fixty-fern Oaks, roe Elms, and at per Annum 641. a Appurtenances thereto belonging, called Havod-Each, valued and in a Field l' .lrholvAne, atEfiftepertutaetAniesifinnthchnee4fnalLeithfiecofvldeneie adjoining bodyin thethe fald Co unty. T LOT lII—A Menage, Tenement, and Lands, with the to Alhes, markeiN, with white paint, Rending on Seagry Farm, ' occupied Ly John Beak, and on Lands in the occupation William May, and Richard Carey, at Seagry ; and Brake adjoining, at Lower Stanton, caned Wooden-es and furrounded at a Mance by neighouring Hills, well Craft,River ay.?, Stanton, Corftein and Scagry aro contiguous to each other, and are (ruin the Center about Five Miles f ront mi ppen i tom wooded, which command a b eaut if u l Profpcd of Land, Wood and the fame distance from Mahal:bury; the Turnpike Rue d and Water, and is within five Miles of Saint Clears, fourteen of Carmarthen, eight of Narberth, and eighteen of Haverford. from Chippenham, to Mal ',nun throunh Stanton and the watt and saki amid k Do , f r om ei tippttoh j o to , weft. And the New Turnpike Road from Saint Clears to Brian'. I Narberth and Haverfordweft, runs through tie Village and Part of the Are Timber is of very low dimeofittoh and i Lands of Whltland. The faid River Tav, is navigable up to particularly applicable for Naval ufes. i and the Elate lies in a fine Sp o rtin g C oun try abo u ndin g with Saint Clears Bridge, where a confiderable Trade i. carried on ; Catalnuci may be bad fourteen days before the Sale, at the 1 Office of. Man. Blake and White, EPS-Rice% Strand, Lon- GMT& don ;at the Spread Eagle Inn, fsalifbury ; Green Dragon' I A Plan of the Elate. diftingidibing the Conveniencies of the Market Lavington ; Caftle Inn Devises; Chriflopber Lug i Allotments,and the Q uantity and Q u ality of the Premifes, may R u h t en d et the Office of Mr . li m b, c e i ppen h eina wa te . ' be fan, and further Particulars had ! by applying to Herbert •,,• The Tenants trill new sise.Timber. `Lloyd,. of Varinar!ben, Assfaacy.....Datial February lb aBO,. and nitnar , I an (Lily takel molt ed liolll. we be MI Till. at Ms cinftant :Wady nvinla. a rm. iay A ura, icA,an4, 4 theft LlUmes.b t ; Mr. ft :t. r. south- Par land, IN I Arrc• rcs with p wit' prim 11, ft rect... t. c.o -.' At rile fflosissair. : • I 1 -