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• - 1 .-- `W3 I * A , Jk s • .044 a4 JJ KL s • I 1 4 L p • . o* - 11 /Pr= C 7 -9 O l k • ■- Il•hir :FR 506 11 TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 18os. L PRICE SIX-PENCE TIIEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING. APRIL 23, 1805, will he performed the Colptsly of THE PROVOK'D HUSBAND. I.ord Townley, Mr. POPE. Lady Townley, Mils DUNCAN. To which will be added (serer performed) a New Comic Open, In 'Two Ads, called THE SOLDIER'S RETURN; Or, WHAT CAN BEAI TY DO The Caaraders by Mr. POWELL, Mr. HAOHNSTON, Mr. BANNISTER, Mn. SPARKS, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mite DE CAMP, and Mrs. BLAND To-morrow, The Honey Moon. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, APRIL 24, 1805, will be tided the new Comedy of WHO WANTS A GUINEA Or. THE IRISH YORRSHIREMAN. Arta which will be performed (for the 7th dine) a Grand Sedom Ballet of Adtion, in Two Parts, called AGGRESSION ; Or. THE HEROINE OF YUCATAN. _ _ _ - This Evening--Zan; Mao (fccood time) Mailer BITTY With the Poor Soidkr. SONS OF THE CLERGY. THE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be per formed at the Anniverfary Meeting of this CHARITY, will be in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on Tuefday the 7th, and the Anniverfary Oil Thurfday the 9th of May, when a Sermon will be preached before his Grace the Lord Arebbilhop of Canter bury, their Lordthips the Mope, tie Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Clergy, &e. by the Rev. CHARLES BAR KER, B. D. Canon Refidauiary of Wells. STEWARDS. It R. H. the Duke of Suffca Right Hon. Charles %that* I .ord A rah i Atop of Timm Sr Richard Welch, RM. Duke of Bedford Rev. Doiflor Crawford Lord !Whop of Gloueefter Rev. Mr. Com night Hon. Lord Grantham Chula Bithop, Efq lord Chief Janice Mansfield Henry subbing. Efq Right Hon. Lord Mayor David Pills Watts Eft The Mufie wi ll eonllit of the Overture of Either — Mr. l eanders Dettingen Te Down gni jubilate, with the Chorus from the Mel. Hallelujah, for the Lord God Omnipotent reigneth," an An t htin compd. don purptie for this Charity by Dr : Boy*, and Mr. Handers Grand Coronation Anthem. Thb Mulie to be coseludted by Sir Wm. Parons, Muf D. The Doors of the Cathedral will be opened at ten eriodt. Tickets for the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant Tay lors' Hall to be bad of Mars. Hormel& and few., hoolikllen, Bond- *root ; ; Mars. Rivingtott's, IL Paul's Chor-yard; John b.,- 'ln, Eft Fir* -Fridtsee., Temple, gratis. Eenefadtions to this Chanty will be Mankjully rereivedby John Bacon, Efq. Tree** ' * the Rec. O.H. Olalie, Ewekville-fireet, &dietary to the Stewards.. DANCING MR. ALLEN', ANNUAL BALL will be at the New Loodoa Tama, Cheapade, oo THURSDAY, May 20—Tickets, Half•a-Oninea tack, to be bad at Mr. Astrast's private Dancing Academies, Na 19, Sberngd-arest„ , Geddes. !Quart; No. to, BouverteArlet, Fleet-Brett; sod No. to, Great Alin-Itreet,Goodmaa'sr,alds. (N. B. Thla is not a Ban for Claire%) Sobkrtpdon Evealap will continue as afoaL Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learned the areoniplament of Dancing, Of not in its improied modern ityle, arc taught by Mr. Allen on plans carers!, formed for thole to whom it is an object to acquire it expeditiouGy, privately, and in the mitt elegant and falhlomable style. Foreigners, Otricers.and Country Reddens, who may with to leam in a few dim may Board and Lodge privately iu the Hoak and receive eaulant loftlmaion. •MONEY FOR BILLS, &c. A GENTLEMAN vrbo does not choofe to declare Unfelt in a public Advertifemcnt, who has it in his pOwer to procure any fum of Money inihe rigienciercf the moment for good Bills or upor. other certain Security (by Annuity or otherwifc) lathes :o be employed as the Agent of perfons who can convince tilm of their repeetability, whether of the hiereatrile or faflinindbie part of the World who may be in peed of pecuniary afFitance.— Prifonal applications mull be made between the hours of ten and three.—Add refs the fuperintendant, No 3, Bra nfwiek-row, fquarc, Bloondury, (poll paid). Unobjedtionablu Bills mated in two hours. MONEY READY TO WHEICIAin3 Ladies and Gentlemen expe rience very great pecinlary Inconvenience for want of knowing fume reftettble channel through whore medium they may be with temporary Tor permanent lima a Money, Maim. HARRIS and Co. at tlieir Annuity Bank, No. 5, Sutfolk•ilreet, Charing Crofs, refpedfully Inform the Nobility and Gentry. in poffeffion Of Incomes arifing from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafchold Eftates, in Land or Houk*, Money lathe hods, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures. Annuities, Pa tent Places, Church Livings, or any certain Income for Life, may he fill:plied with funs of money to any aenunt, by paying en ads ;pate Annuity Interelt for the fame, redeemable any bait at their own option. Perfonal appStatior.s will be received every day tm three oclock ; led lenses from correfpondents in town or country (pnft paid) Immediately anfwered. THE CHEAPEST HOSIERY and GLOVE - 1 - WAREHOUSE in the WORLD, Who'elate and Retail, for READY MONEY ONLY, by J. RADFORD, Real Manufac turer, Na 64, Cheapfn l / 4 ; and, to prevent miftakes, recoiled that J. R. has no concern wi'M any other Shop in London. Obferve but the following prices:—Men's Brown Cotton for Boots at is 6d. worth ss. 6d. Men's Superfine Ribbed Cotton at only ss. 6d. worth 35.6 d. Women's Tule Cotton, is. 6d. worth Is. Superfine at as. 94. worth 45 and with curious Lace Clocks, p. worth ss. Black or White Silk Hofe, at 6s. 6d. and with Lace Clocks, 7s. 64, worth scs 6d. cos Dozen Men's and Women't Leather Oloves,from Is. upwards ; Pie Nie 'ACC Mitts at se. 6d. worth as. and extra long Lac, Mitts at sa od. worth is. and a curious article in Ladies' long Lace Sireves,calealated to give cafe and elegance, patronifed by the Royal Family ; . .,Elattie Cotton, and other Drawers at only p. 6d. wont% $ a Gd. alto new invented Lamb's Wool Petticoats that are fourth approved of by the Ladies. Thole that Isave to make large purchafts will Ind the greatell advantage by b:iying at No. 64. Cheapfide. MIPS RIOR ELF.GANT BOOTS, Ate. ITA R 's NEW•INVENTED EFFULGENT BLACKING, petronifed for safe by the King and Royal Fa. tidy. wa. hruught to perfection five years ago, and has ever fence mair•tained i•s dadivc fuperiority, wholly independent of gummy f.okoing. and the noxious coat of japan varuith; this is purely tr , ctioon, foftenins, effentially cleaning, confervative and gunge hid to the Mather; even after a great length of time, when dull is wiptdolf the traof, enelant luftre is di 'played, which no other BLek ins caA eff.4t ; it foil. nothing, and has no feent, it repells w :ter. whisk Inds heat, Lunatics in all climate., and requires not half the tootles; its imperial elegance is conferred on Boots, Deers lion, Cinema-boxes, Ladies Black Burks, Clops, and Is. (4 per Lox —Hardy's Mixture,Cream and Liquid,are leis for reaming. preferving and beautifying the Tops of Boots,— lk Cream k.. 1.. Abe rale colour, ts. 6d. 1 be Liquid Is for brown arten is. The. Mixture takes out ink, or ally than, 3s. per bottk I la eeni.me arc I;gned and fold by Robert Hardy. No. j, Barn ar,l% 0. lin:horn, London; Dicey and Sutton, Dow Churchl )-Al; li , scard aid Evan•, Long-line; Sbew ad Edwards, Saint • (lurch • Ft, ; Heneirie and Bons, Ticlehnrue. Brat ; But. ; Robertfon, No. 21. Peineeoftreet, Edinburgh; I: :11uhe Shnp. Or.ford; and molt perfumers, bookfellers, a' I send,. of Medicine in the kingdom.— Ilia Clacking Powder I. an. 0.1 ttty reemnmended to dealers, and for exportation • 0.. • F hoall compd. to light carriage, -tad not fubjeet to Inf., as •di Wroth /IC, frets the breaking of bottles, fermenting, &c. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. April 22.1801. THE Governor of the R o y a l Military College, doth hereby give notice, that, as the New Building now ereding at Marlow for the accommodation of the Cadets of the Junior Department of the Royal Military College, will not be rue ciently dry by the &ft Tuefiay in May far their reception; the Meeting of the Collegiate Board, which was appointed on that day for the purpofe of examining the fevers! Candidates far ad minion, is poftponed until Friday the 7th of June next. ARMY. ALIEUTENANT COLONELCY want e d f or 'major on full Pay : the utmoll fccrecy, liberality, and ho nour, nay he depended on, as it is for a Gentleman of the vcatcft refpefluility to be treated with:—Addrefs (port paid) to Z. Y. A. Hatchett's Hotel, Dover-ttreet ' Piccadilly, London. GRAND SPRING LOTTERY. SCHEME. No. of Prins. Value of each. Total Value. s a L3O .000 II c 6eolo s 40,000 - "WO 3 —. zoom 30,p00 3 &coo at ,000 .1 4 C6OOO _ moo° 8 -- scoo tow 3 4 ..... 500 - - - 7, 000 SO ...= 10D 3, 0400 100 .... so .54:0) 6.oza .. 20 120,0(0 30,000 Tickets. L 300.4:00 Capitals determinaSte: Firft-drawn, tft Day,(; to,coo• Firft-drawn, 6th Day 4 20.000 Ditto . ad Day • tow Ditto 7th Day aOOO Ditto 3d Day zoco Ditto II:h Day so,ooo Ditto 4th Day soon Ditto gtb Day z,OOO Ditto sth Day moo( Di , to loth D y spoo Tickets and Shares are falling at every Office. PRESP.NT PRICE : m _ - ---. Ticket - ___. . - • ciB tsi o Half - Z 9 Li ol Eighth - 4a 9 6 qtiarter - 4 til 0 Si:went/1 a 5 0 BEGINS DRAWING 13th MAY. aoi. No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, 1 ONDON, -r BISH, Contractor for the prelent Lottery, . 1 . • aillires his Friends that. the Sale of Tickets and Shares far exceeds his molt (enjoins ezpatatiuns. In the late LotteW, Tlakcts role from the prefect Price to up wards of sal per Ticket before the Drawing began, and every Ticket was fold before the Lottery was half United. The &bane of the prefect Lottery Rands univerfally allowed fupaior to any fanner in Capital Prins; he therefore advifes his Friend. (who mean to adventure) to lore no time in parading, as Tickets and Sharm,from the extraordinary demand, will be lure to rife caallderably. • • Perrone in the Country may be Supplied , by fending (Poit Pa) Bank Notes, Calk, or Polt Mee Orders, to either 4, Corn hill, or 9, Charinig a r il ek vin London. . • g begins t 3th if MAY. FLL MONEY FOR PRIZES. SWIFT and Co. No.ll, Poultry, refpeafully inform the Public, that the Prises of the loft Lottery will be paid in full by Government in a few days. Pcrfoos having any Tickets or Shares purchafed at the above 011 ice, may Dow receive the full amount in money, or In ezchange for Shares of the prefect Lot tery, which begins drawing 13th of neat month. In the loft Lottery, the Ticket, No. so,p3a, a Prise of lo,ooal. N. B,zoo, a Prize of Nos shiloz, and i 6,2611, Prizes of soot. were !hared and fold at Swift and Co's Office; where No. 6,'9t, a Prize of 20,000 i, No. p,362, a Prize of 10,00 and No. '9=3, a Prize of t,oool. in the preceding Lottery, were alfo fold in Shares. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. re -1- fpixftfully acduaint the Public, that the new STATE LOT. TEEN commixes Drawing on the 13th of next month (May). The Scheme contains Prise; of C 35,03 3 Prizes of Ztopoo - ao,oso 3 - 3/ion And colt , r Prizes, mounting itt the whole to 3oopooL TICKETS .ind SHARES are on Sale by RiCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. at their Licenfed State Luttery 011ices,Conihill, and Charine-Crofs, London. An early purchafe is recommended, Tickets being now upwards tif i ; ,i thee Pounds &caw than at the commeticcment of the late 's Drawing. SPRING STATE LO ITFRY, Elegi , II drawing MAY 13th, 18og. rr ROBERTS molt refpeafully informs his Friends -a• • and the Public in zeneral, that Tickets and Shares are on Sale at his truly FORTUNATE Office, No. 8, Cornhill, where No. 24,640,a Prise of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS,was fold in one Eighth and fourteen Siztrentlts In the la& Lottery. No. 13487, a Prise of „cool. was alfo fold in Starts, and Prizes to a confider. able amount in farmer Lotteries too numerous to mention. The prefent Orand Scheme evens of two 30,0001. two ao,OOOL three topool. three 3,000 l five aped. eight wool. &e. &c. An early purcbafe is recommended, as Tickets and Shares win advance in price as the Drawing approaches. _ - - • GRAND STATE LOTTERY. ADRUMMOND, No. 65, FLEET-STREET, . willies to remind his Friends and the Public in general, that the richeß Lottery in the whole world begins drawing on Monday the r 3th of May, eonfifting only of 30,000 Tickets, at.d contain ing Prites to a large amount, viz. Prizes of £ 3 0,000 3 Prizes of to,noo Ditto 10,000 3 Ditto sow Ste. Ste dte. As a treat number of Lwdies and Gentlemen were diLippolnted 1311 Latterf,in not being able to buy Tickets W any price,A. MONO recommends an early purchafe for the prelim important Lottery, which will prevent a difappointment, and be a great faring to paraders, as the price of Tickets may be expeeted to rife coo fidLrably..—Prizes to any amount paid on demand. Correa Numerical Books and Numbers carefully examined. AT No. 44, ST. JAMES-S.TREET, AND 149, OXFORD STREET, HODGES and CO. Stock are felling the Tickets and Sham of the prcfent Orand Lottery (to begin drawing the 13th of next Month) in great variety, at the loweft prices, and they take the liberty to remark that the Scheme is much Richer in Capital Prizes, than in any former Lottery of fit few Tickets,* cirtUmftance that has already canted fo great a de mand for Tickets and Shares, that it is highly probable they will be all fold before the Drawing commences, confequently the price • ill be much advanced, they therefore recommend an early purehafe. At the above Ofices within the laft three Years, Capital Prizes amounting to upwards oft to,OOOL have been fold and stared. •„• Prizes to any Arnouut paid on Demand, and Government Securities bought and fold. IICTUALLING•OI A NCE, April is, ilku. THE COMMISSIONERS fo• VICTUALLING • HIS MAyBST7'o NAM dr. beredyrive Notice, tkat on Friday the 26th irritant, they win be ready to reedy. Tenders in writing (reeled up) and treat for the Supply of what FRESH BEEF may ha required for the ufe of His Majelty's Ships and Wirth at.Weynsoutb, for the (pace of Twelve Months from the t6ell of oat month ; to be paid for by Bins payabk with in welt Mary days after date. The Conditions of the Contrsd may be teen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Conedor of His Ma jsity's Cubans, at Weymouth. No regard will k halt. may touter to whit& tto tricrflooll not it h. fired is yowls at tort, y dottliall not Jo &Noted to the Board hofort Ulf effort 41111 at phi Friday& 264 iollost, tow oftleft for pen orb osier tie kader, orient teems au hie loialf. aka& se eirfarn sirs telislity. rICTUALLING OFPICII, ApiltB, 1105. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING $ll siteIVISTYI purr, a &soy ere soda, That oo Friday the ryth of May next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing pealed up) and treat for THREE HUNDRED TONS of LYMING TON or NEW SALT, or Salt of equal goodnefs ; and for THREE HUNDRED TONS of ENGLISH MY SALT, of the largett gam; of which the Perkins who utake.tbe Tenders are to pro duce Samples. To be delivered into His Maj l eity's Victualling Stores at Dept feed, one half by the gt ft of July, and the remainder by the 3otit of September next, free of all charge and Mk, to His Majefty, ex cept that the ContraEtor will be allowed as. t id. per ton, for por terage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts nuy be teen at the oecrettry's Office, at this Mice; or by applying to the Collector of the Salt Duties at Lymington in Hanitiihire, and Middkwich in Chefhire, ripeßively. rezard will k bed to bay Tessler be surbkir the trite foal! Not k Warted ix words at length, sr that jbett ;seek elskyera S. the Board Wire Oat eeloti es the fill Priliy, tbe 17M .f May Next. oar emelep the Perim tithe males tbe or fate Perfea is its Addy, eta*, to beeves irks talk' for. PERU.— Ills day was mil:dieted, Dedicated, by penniffion, to the Right Hun. Lord Mumma', In one large and elegant Volume. %rano, illuftrated by Twenty Coloured Eagrarinp of Coßume, &e. price Two Guineas la boards, THE PRESENT STATE of PERU, compiling an Account of its Geography, Topography, Natural Hiltory- Mineralogy, Commace, Culuene and Manners, as well of its ei- Tinted as uncinlifod inhabitants, State of Lite rature, Philciophy the Arts, tce &c. The Whole drawn from original and authentic Documents, chiefly written and implied in the Peruvian Capital; to which is added, an Appendix, containing the modem Travels of the Mil &narks in the hitherto unexplored Mountainou Territories; and other Interefting particulars relative to the Idolatrous 'Eribes of Indiana inhabiting thole remote dittriets of Ptru. Printed for RICIARD PHILLIPS, No. 6. Bridge-fin:et, Illackhiars ; and to be had of all ilookieliers. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. THE Firfl-drawn Ticket will be proclaimed on the t.ttls of next Month, and entitled to the above Sum betides :itch Prize as will otberwife fall to its (hare, perhaps a 30,0001. It ig a well-known Fad, that HORNSBY and Co. were the brit who fold two Prizes of 30,00c1. ; Noe. 33,979 and 42,569, The ',relent lottery affords the Adventurer two Chances of that Im ",ortauce, begdo, an extraordinary number of Capital Prizes fuch AS never were before introduced in any Lottery. Hostrrsar and Co. have the fatisfaetion of acquainting their Fr 4 ends, that the de mand tor Tickets and Shares at their °tees, has increafed, M anful, and, no doubt, will continue to increafe as the Drawing approaches; al fuch, they beg let re to advife their Correfpondents to pnrehafe thtir Chances wl:huut delay, as they will face conS lerahly. Ord. • for Tickets and Shares, by Letter or Carrier, executed in the fame terms as it pracnc—Prisea paid on Demand. whether 2,t or a to oxi. at thclr old eltabliOscd State Lottery Mee, z 6, Coe ti ui Lt., London. DR. JOHNSON. la the refs, and in a few days wiU be yubtilbed, in One elegant Volume, (mall 0,9av0, price 4s. 6d. in boards. _ . . . A BRIEF ACCOUNT of the LIFE of Dr. SA. 1 . MUEL JOHNSON, from his Birth to his Blyerath Year. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. Tirwhkh are added, Original Letters to Dr. Johann, by Mifs Hill Boothby, from the MSS. preferred by the D odor. Printed for RICYIRD Paulus, No. C. Bridae-ltreet, Black • friari, and to be had of all BouVal.= and Newicarriera Of whom may be had. pit publifhed, 1. The LITT CIS and other Works - , of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, Ins vols. price ass. or on lute paper, oos. 2. The Correfporhience of Samuel Richardfon with his Friends, and his Life, by Mrs Barhauld, in 6 vols. price 451. 3. Memoirs of the Lira, with the Original Coacfpondence and Papers of Joan Willies, in 5 vols. price 355. 4. The Correfpoadence of the late Counteffes of Hanford and Poinfret, to 3 vols. price ats. •.• The ftlinisiisz lettstifirtg Work tall is stitiikil to additional favor Great Brasilia, Wipe it is ismiterbeit ads tbs inittisisms afartlmr. we UMW of few Obfinsatitsts n+LiweJit it, has bm rattily Nl st*fraf sit /tab, esd retfireal bleats of the Disivons e . Bonaparte. Thli day wai publlibed, a New Edition, in three handfmne volumes (mall Bvo. price ass in bouds, faithfully tranflated from the German, I"RAVELS from BERLIN to PARIS, with . 5 - Sketches of the ezifting &at! of Society, Manners, and pub lic Opinion, and with Original Anecdotes of eminent Charadters in the French Metropolis. By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. Author of the Stranger, Lovers Vows Pizarro, &e &e. Modern Paris has been ably pourtrayed by Haleroft, Carr, and others ; but it will be univerfally kit that the Portrait of fo great and dittinguithed a Matter as Kotzebue is equally entitled to at. coition. Its &reinstitute in Germany have been fo great, that two very large Editions were fold in a fortnight. The work has, more over, the particular claim to notice in England, that it has been written within the left twelve months, at a time when Englilhmen have been prevented by political eircumttauces, from undertaking a Guider performance. Printed for RICHARD Pviccars, No. 6. New Bridge Erect. Of whom may be bad, the Narrative of Kotzebue's Exile into Siberia, in three Volumes, price tag. in boards. NEW REVIEW OF BOOKS. Printed for T. CADELL and W. DAVIES, Strand. 7'HE IMPERIAL REVIEW ; or London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Literary Journal, is publifinsil Monthly, price as. bd. The laft three numbers for Janeary, February, and March con tain, amongft various other articles, accounts of the following Works :...Gricfbach's Greek Teftament—.Hutton's Tranflation of Oxanam's Recreations in Mathematics, atc.—.Taylor's Maximus TyriusCappe's Critical Remarks on many Paffages of Scripture Teigumobth's Life of Sir William Jones—Fos-41h', Principles of Moral Science—.Corrapondence and Memoirs of John Wilkes.—.he Works of Dr. John Brown—Memoirs of Gil. bat Wakelield.—Scott's Lay of the Laft Minftrel—itambert's Genus Pinus—Bifhop Stock's Tranflation of Ifalak—London on Plantations, Landfcapr, Gardening, &c Graham's Sabbath, a Poem—Adoiphus's Reign o• George ill.—Buttock ort Refpiration —aing'ake on Gout—linchan on Sea Bathing—Linnean Society's Tranfadtions, VoL Flams.—Blmilert Thucydides.— Hayley's Triumph of Mune—Mils Bank's Milkellaneous Plays —Robinfon's Elements of Mechanical Philolophy—Berthollres Chemical Affinities and Chemical Simla—Churchill's Works— Walpole's Specimens of fearer Tranaations, &c —Winterbot tont's Account of Sierra Leone—bnpoliey of a Bounty nn the Exportation of Grain—Tomlinfon on the Scriptures..-Jones's Greek Grammar, &c. Each Number alfo contains a Lilt tithe new publications of the preceding month, and of recent Foreign Publications, Literary Notices, Ste. and a few Paget are occafionally devoted to Original Conimunieutions. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davie*, Strand ; fold alto by W. Creech, P. Hte, and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; J. Archer, B Dugdale, M. Keene, and M. N. Mahon, Dublin; A. Edwards, Co:k , J. Batry,Ligaerick ; and W. Magee, Balla& WILTS. THE SALE o f the ESTATE at WESTBURY, cane.' EDEN VALE, is poitpona to a future day, of which Notice will be Shen. L EFT, by Gentleman at Holyh e ad, who A-4ar rived by the Uxbridge Packet, from Dublin, the 27tb of Jr nuary lalt, a Small TRUNK, containing Papers of coorequalee, It is probable tome Otntkatsn may have taken It by ntißake l which mfe the Owner will pay all ezp e n ces o f C arr i age , if direited to A. Lawati, E(q. Adelphi, London. NV -ANTED to Rent, either Fnrnighed, or Uirt. ; nifhcd, a moderate flied figure or Cottage with Land, be tween so and so Miles from London. Any Perron baring (itch $ Houk to kt, is requelted to direa (poft paid) to C. D., Mr Young's, Baker, corner of Charlottodreet, Rathbone-plaes,• with tall Particulars as to Rent, Taxes; Situation, tee. GENTEEL RESIDENCE NEAR READING, T O be Let, handfom e ly f ur nith e d, o f ti B e d. chambers. dreffing and water-clafets,itudy, dining-parlour, and drawing-room, excellent offices, cold bath, fpacious awing. double coach book, walled garden, and plenfure ground, 3a miles from London, and one from the turnpike road. Addrefs (pelt paid) to J. Hawke*, Reading. NAYIGABLI CANAL PROPERTY, UNION COPPER MINE, AND GLOBE INSURANCE SHARES. MONTHLY SAI.E—By Mr. SCOTT, On Ftiday, May 3d, at r a o'Clock,lat Garrsway's Exchange Alley, London, SHARES ir. the following Navigations, viz. The Grand Junaion, Monmouth, Swanfea, Peak Fond, Milton and Oldham, Rockdale, Lane :lies Dudley, and the Wilts and Barks Canals. The Union Copper Mine in Cornwall, Seven Shares, The Globe Infurance, wool. Subfcription, bearing at prelim 3 per Cent. interett, with good profpeds of ihmeafing. Printed Particulars at the Hen and Chickens, Binoiaghaatt at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's,and of Mr. Scott, kg, New Bridge-ftrect, London. HAITEaS, BUSINESS, in PLYMOUTH. To be DISPOSED OP, for READY MONEY ONLY, 'THE whole STOCK in TRADE o f Mr. WILL:Ain .1. KINGDOM of Plymouth, hatter, eonillting of Military, Na val, and Gentler:tees Round Hats ; Ladies' and Childrelea Hata, Swords, Dirks, Belts, Gold and Silver Laces of (Efferent hind% Feathers, Fans, Umbrellas, and various other Articles, all of the aloft falhionable fort, and of the &It quality. Alfo to be Set, for a term of years, all that Maffuage or Dwel liogHoufe with a large Shop in front t owar d s the greet, waft, Workibops: and appurtenances behind. &tate in the higher part of Mark& arm, in Plymouth afordarid, where& the raid William Kingdon, and his father belore him, have, for a great many years pail, carried on a moft fuseefsful and lucrative trade, from which the laid William Kingdon, on account of the ill-Rate of his health, is reludtarttly obliged to retire. For Setting the Houle, a public Surety will be hoiden at the honk of Richard Curgenven, the Pope's Head, in Plymouth, on Thurfday the 25th day of April neat, precifely by five o'clock in the afternoon, maids the fame (ball. in the mean time, be Set by Private Contrad, of wh ch due notice w.ll be given. Any perfon inclined to view the Prernlfes will apply to the fail bViWam Kingdon; and further particulars may be known :tom Meffrs. Umbers, Solicitor*, Plymouth. N. B. 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