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'i - - - ) • • )11. • /V 0 411 1 , _ •e• •,‘ •• • 41 . . 11 1.• 4Or r• • •`,„ Ito • `. - .ly • l ti •'. • - - •R; 40: • • ,":7- 1-I Z 4 */ •sez-lt los •1/410_74‘),%‹•, -0;41 IUMBL•R 4189 3 —— - - THEATRE ROYA.I 4 DNURY.LANE. 'TO MORROW EVENING, APRIL 30, 1802, thcir Makities Servants will a•. a Tragedy, called PIZ A R RO. Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMORE; Rolla, Mr. XEMBLE ; Elvin, Mrs. SIDIVNS. To which will be added the Farce of THE SPOIL'D CHILD. This Evening—The Orphan • with Harlequin Amulet. On Wednefday, The Winter's Tak. And on Thurfday will be produced a New Comedy, in live Aas, (never performed,) called Failtionable Friends. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, APRIL 20,1802, will be prdented the new Conde Opera of THE CABINET. The Principal Characters by bdeffra BRAN M c , MUNDEN. FAWCETT', EMERY, BLANCHARD, SIMMONS, RING, Awl HILL. Mrs. MATTOCKS, Mrs.AiklNS, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, And Signora STOR ACE. To which win be added the New Grand &Ma of BRAZEN MASK. This Evening—King Richard the Third ; with Bram Mak. On Wedneiday. the Maw,' the Warld. Or. Thin 11.6 y, C.Ablast. The New Grand Ballet entraien Malt ME be repeefented every evening in the week. STOURPORT BRIDGE. • jk Meeting of the Traces of the faid Bridge ▪ will be held at Stourport Inn, in the County of Wor e:eller, on Tuefday, the 4th day of May nest, for the p of r r c t bing Propofals and Ettimates for wetting an u V Bridge, with one Arch, acrofs the River Severn, at Stourport af a rdaki, upon the new Stone Abutments now forming there, and any perfun willing to perform the fame may fend in Pro. rfah to Mr. Colley, at Kiddermbilter, previous to the (aid Mooing. By Order of the Truftees„ April 83, dos. RICHARD COLLEY, Clerk. To A. W. SOMETHING ADVANTAGEOI 'THE PERSON who put a letter dated the 23d December lA, and fired A. W. into tlincwovenny Pott. °Mee, In Swan-ftreet, may hear of fomethine advantageous, by addraing a letter in the Lime manner with dietetical' wbcre to fend ma anfwer. WAR IN EGYPT. THE Exhibition of the Large HISTORICAL PICTURE, painted by SattuaL Jamas ARNOLD, repte tenting, on a mutt extenfive kale, the mountable Rattle Watt Alriani.cia, on the salt of March, zSor, in whlci the gaunt Si: Ralph Abercromby loft bit life, continues open at the Groat Room. Spring Gardens. every day from ten till daft—Admit *meet. —.Sketches reference are delivered to Ladies and Gcntlentro 4onouri:i the Itithihition with their prufegce, and a pi rfou :nett& to explain the Pidure. ARMY. r ro be SOLD, TWO ENSIGNCIES iii Old Regiimmts. not liable to Redation by the Peace ; the one In the ig•ditcrranean fee 000 L and the other on the ps&ac to Jamaica ior 330 GUilleal. Applicalon to be made to Mr. Joluiftoo, Craves4treet, London. N. B. The Corp in the Mediterranean will probably be at Home (Dun as the Place where it is Rationed is to be given up by the Treaty of Puce. 240TICE to the CREDITORS and DEBTORS of the late • , GEO. HEMINa, Elq. ALL Perfons who have any Claim or Demand 00 the Eitate or Effetts of Geo. tinning, late of Wed dington, in the County of Warwick, Efq. &cafe& whether upon Mortgage, Dond, Nute, or ocherwile, are rerpedively de.. bred forthwith to tranfinit the particulars thereof to Mr. Geo. Crtenway, of Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, Attorney at Law : and ail Pedals who flood indebted unto the laid Geo. Nesting, at the time of his deceafe, an cleared forthwith to pay their relpedive Debta unto the laid George Oreenway, who is duly authorifed to receive the fame. CORK MERCANTILE CHRONICLE. APAPER on a moll enlarged and improved Plan, will commence Publication at Cork, on the 264 April init.utt, and continue to be publitheti, on Mondays, Wednefdays, and Fridays. A very liberal and powerful Corn mercia/ Patronage has favoured its eftablifttment t it will be authentic in its Intelligence, and peculiarly interelting to Per im, refitting in Great Britain, lobo would he informed of the of Ireland. Thole who refide in the Commercial Towns of Er...and and Scotland may, by advertifing in this Newfpaper, enlarge their markets, and inerrafc their dealing very enm ity*, as the Lift of Subfcribers is already very numerous, and contains Names of the blgbeit mercantile confideration. The Agent for this Paper in Great Britain is Mr. TAYLER, Warwick-Iquart, London, . This day were publilltcd, price 31. feared, - JUVE NI,LE PO E MS. By SAMUEL JOHN NASH, LL. B. AddrrEd to the Gentlemen of the Army aid Nagy. Sold by R. S. Kirby, Patanotter-row ; and alk other Book farm 'this day was publiflied, price as. 64. UOEMS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. By THOMAS DERMODY. Printed for J. Hatchard, (Booldeller to her Majesty,) Nu. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, price 35.64. The VALLZT of LLANIIIMS, and other Pieces in Vale, by JOHN FlSlltlt, A. B. MOND‘AT, APRIL 19, INC 2 .„ FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the Loation Tavern, Forbeholtreet, Plymouth, on Mon day the gd Day of May nest, at Ten o'Uock in the Foreman, FOLLOWING GO 0 D S,.viz : 105 EXPORTATION: About ZOO qtlarter Butts rich old Malaga Wine of fuperior go Cafes 2 fbality. MO Bo tta 5 Caftile Soap. A Quantity of Cork, loeft. Being the remainder of the Cargo of the Suedillt brig Marla Elizabeth, detained °alter vdyage from Malaga to Morlaig and lime randenuted asprize toils Majelty's Gips Suffifinte, Garland, and hited:*armed cutter Alligator. For Samples, Catalogues, Re. gp to Junes Sykes, Efq. Arundell-Rreet, Strand; or to Jitta H&wker, Merchant, Plymouth. GATCOMB HOU! ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE LET, and entered upon the irk of June rat, or fooner, if required, elegantly furnithed, with Stabling for Twelve Hodes, double Coach.houfe. Horner'. emote, garden, Shrubbery. Ponds, and Thirteen Acres of ex cellent Meadow Land. The Houfc itabds in a dry, healthy, and beautiful fituation, about three miles from Newport in the 10e cf WiElit : it is extremely well wooded, and command. a fine and pidurefque view of the furrounding Country. :the Tenant may have the Deputation of the Manor,and be aecom sandaled with eleven Acres more of Meadow Land. For lartlicr particular, apply to Meffrs. Clark:.s and Sewell, at Newrort ; or Mces. Sand) a and Horton, Crane-court. Fiat-ltruct. This day was publled, In Royal Odavo, price tps. In hoards, • Volume I. of ATRit ATISE on the LAW of BAN K ittrPTcY in SCOTLAND. By GEORGE JOSEPH BELL, Efq. Advocate, Printed for Manners and Miller, and A. Conftablc, Edin burgh; and Longman and Rees, Paternofter.row. This day was publiihcd. A LETTER to ABRAHAM GOLDSMID, Efq. containing Strietores on Mr. Josma Van than's Laren on the {mkt* hate of the JEWISH POOR. Pointing out the impradicability ameliorating their Condition. through the medium of Taxation and Coercion. With% Kan for craft ing a Jew* College, or Seminary. &c. By PHILO JUDJEIS. Hat fcripfi non cud abundantli, Cal antoris errs te. TULL.IPIST, London : Printtd and fold by Blacks and Parry, No. 7, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Londett Tavern, Fozhok-flreet, Plymouth, immediate iy After the Sale of the Wine and Soap, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz: TOR EXPORTATION: About 80 lilnamds French Red Wine. 59 Cafe. Payed Sugar. 40 Ditto Unclayed diet.. ' 3 Cal l Guadeloupe Coffee. • 4 Bags 7 Carta Sitt.ar. rut ■ort CON3CNIPTION. A hanakase modern-built Chariot, 'a Curide or Gig, with Cordele and Gig Harnefs Compleat, and fundry other Arti cles, the property of a Gentkmass going Abroad. Alfo, the Daol brig HocuJiasserraz ' bunt= about too Tons,She is all exceeding handy little Verrel for any Trade; is well found in Stores, sad hal lately had a thorough repair; may be fait to fa immodlutely. For furthcr information, Catalogues, Inventories, kr. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Mer chant, Plymouth. This day was publiihed, price is. THE Seventeenth Report of the Srieiety for - 1 - bettering the Condition of the Poor, containing accounts, No. 91. Of the Supply of Elakets to the Poor of KendaL No. 92. Of the initiation to prevent the Progras of Con tagious Fever in the Metropolis. • No. 93. Of the Londou School for the Indlge- - ..4 Blind. No. 94. Of Caere Charities A Kendal. No is. Of the Meafures taken for fupplying the Metropolis with Corned Herrings and other cheap Fah. APPtXDIX. • 7. Brentford Society for Bread and Flour. .oe. Phyirians Certificate as to lokedous Fever. 4,4. Dr. 11.iyzarth's Regulations for checking bah:Mons Fever. 2^. American AR for Free Schools. 'rinted fur the Society. by W. Barna. and Ca Cleveland row, st. James's ; and fold by J. Hatchard, No. 190, op to York-hot:ie. Piccae.i:ly ; Becket, Pall-mall; Robfon, beet ; Payne, Mrorkate; Ft sington, St. Pears Church-yard; Egerton, Whitehall; Cade!! and Davies, Strand; aid Verner and Hood, Poultry : alfo by Todd, York ; Hazard, Bah; liken Lead and Sour, Neweatile; Bmwne, Hull; Eaton, &E -tat, ; Trams, Exeter; C sake, hlanchater ; Hongh, Glee vder and Isec,at Lewes. Where may be had, Information for °Takers, price 6d. et. irge to °rafters, is a dffen inionuation for Cottsgess. price 6d. The Cottager Garden 'Calendar; Dr. Haygatth's Rules to prevent InialioaA Fever; the Twelve Golden Rules; and the -ceipts for di-ening Rice, may be had gratis by any of the flatters. Attu a cheap I:dirion, id ismo. of the Second Volunie of the Ilt•Tma, price ta. and of dm Firfi Part of the Third Volume, is. A sksy 4.4kosidthe Fiat Yulunic is in the Prta. A COPIOUS HISTORY OF THE UNION. This day was publifhed, Price Ten Shillings and Sixpence, in boards, (DaSeated to the Marquis of La soown a.) THE HISTORY of the UNION of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND; with an Introdudtosy Sur vey of Hibernian Affairs from the earlieft Times. By CHARLES COO TE, Li.. D. Sold by G. ftearfley, No. 46, Ficetdireet ; of whom may be had the HISTORY of ENGLAND, the LIFE of CAESAR, and other Publications of the fame Author. •„• It is prefumed, that a Work of thioiltiod will be highly interelting to every daft of Readers, as it treats of one of t...: molt memorable tranfadions of an eventful period, and con tains a narrative of every important cireumftance connected with what his Majc*y has ftylcd the happicit Event of his Reign. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftseet, Plymouth; after the Sale of the Hnekimfnibi. —_ _ THE FOLLOWING GOODS in SUNDRY FOR IMPORTATION: 6 Cafes Cartoon Peer Cheits Copps Bafons 4 Cats Linked Oil 12 Bands Knives Part of the Cargo of the Pruilian brig Morgan Stern ; con demned as rise to his Majesty's Mips Didator and others. For Viewing, Catalogues, Irk. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Lambs Tavern, Fothole-ftreet, Plymouth, after the Goods of Morgan Stern, THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. 7011 MORTATION, 4 Hhds. French Wine 5 Sip Cayenne Pepper Pods Part of the Cato° of the Danith brig Nordftiensen ; am donned u Prize to Ms Majefty's 04 Regulus and others. For Samples, Catalogues, and further Information, apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Fothok•ftreet, Plymouth, after the Wine, die. tithe Noniftlernen, THE, FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. /OIL IMPORTATION, About go Hbds. French Red Wine. Part of the Cargo of the Vrow Hallegonde ; condemned as to his Majeity's hired armed cutter Swan, Licutenint Stanley, Cousasatier. Far Cambium, /he. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, THE ARABIAN NIGHTS. On Monday neat the a6th of April will be publilhcd, in Five Vols. Royal Oetavo, prize The Guineas in boards, and Demy Oelavo, price Three Pounds in boards, a new and fplendid Edition of • THE ARABIAN NIGHTS: Tranflated by the Rev. EDWARD FORSTER. This Wed is einhellifhed and illultrated by a feries of Twenty-four •ery bine bigh Anillsed engravings in the line manner. from Mures painted on purpofe by R. funirke, R. A. Printed for William Minn.. old BOod-flreet. N.B. One hundred copl:s of the .Dove Work arc alto printed in quarto, on the finch vellum paper, and the letter-prefs in Balmer's Deft manner, with proofs of the Plates on French paper, price Ten Guineas in boards. 'Noblemen and Gentlemen who are defirons of poffeNng a copy in Quarto, arc requefted to be early in their applications to the Pai&er, or their refpedtive BookreUers. This day was publidied, !Babe.Mated with Eleven Wood Cuts, by Nesarr, Price as. 6d. in boards, ' T HE' PATERNAL PRESENT ; being a SEQUEL to PITY's GIFT. Chiefly related from the Writings o 7 Mt. PRATT. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoftcr-row ; PA and J. Harris, (fucceffor to Mrs . Newbay) St. Paul's Church- Of whom may be had, lately publiflted, Pity's Gift, a Collation of interefling Taks, from the Works of Mr. PRATT. Third edition, price as. 6d. boards. The writings of Mr. Prat are fo well known to the Pub lic, than it would be unneceffary to examine critically the con tents of this little volume. The fcicdtlon is not injudicious; and it may reprefs the too common propenfity of children to hands and torment helplcfs animals"—Critical Rev. July, I 799. In the Preis, and fpeedily will be publilbed, in One Volume Quarto, price Two Guineas in boards, (Dedicated, by PermilSon, to the Right Hon. Earl: Ca ,) And anbellifited .with Engravings, after Drawings taken on the Spot; with an Accurate Plan of the Town of Valetta, in the Bland of Malta, Its Harbours, Fortifications, and be- JOURNAL of the FORCES which failed from the Denim in April Oleo, on a Secret Expedition, under the Command of Major-General PIGOTT, till their Ar rival in Minorca, and continued through all the fubfequent Tranfadtions of the Army, under the Command of the Right Hon. General Sir RALPH ADZACIIOIIIIY, K. B. in the Medi terranean and Egypt; with a particular Account of Malta dur ing the time it was ruby& to the SAM Government, Ste. By ENEAS ANDERSON, Efq. Lieutenant Goth Regiment. The Views are as follow g. The Town of Valetta, wio the Fort St. Elmo. the Battery of St. John, rm. 1. The Port of Ricerca!, and the Celtic ottit. Angelo, with its • - Batteries, &e. _ . 3. View of Vidalia". normals, Singles, &e. . 4. The Town of Valets. from theFloriana Side, ace. s. The fame from the Marfa Murchetta Side, dci. 6. A View of Cadiz, at the time of the pnapofed Attack on that Place, &c. Subfcriptioos for the abo►e journal will be received by Mr. Debrett, oppofite Burlingtoo-Houfe, Piccadilly. '; No Macey rwehred but on Delivery of the Work. This day was publitlied, Volume Ul. handfomely printed in Quarto on a tine Paper, price al. r4s. in boards, of a newAVork, entitled GENERAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, Lives of the moft eminent Perkins of all Ages, Countries, Conditions, and Prorcifions, arranged according to Alphabetical Order; compared by J. AMIN, M. D. Rev. THOMAS MORGAN, Mr. NItHOLSON, and c then. It is the particular purpok of ibis Work, to afford a more charaiteriftic and impartial eftimate, moral and intelkiftual, of the fubjcits of Biographleal Record. than has hitherto been done bt limilar Publications; =nd likewife to proportion more julUy the With and rninutenefs of the narrative to the relative cook. goatee of the Individual commemorated. By attention to theft pniots,it is hoped that fuch a view has been given of all the atoll confpituous cliamdiers in Hiltory and Literature, as may amply afford halleudtion ;tad entertainment to general readers, and preclude t h e nceadlity of confultlng a variety of authors. For the ufe of tbuk who sada to make more particular tuquiricsa anti Hkewife for the purpofe of autirmtleating the matter of narration, references are fulloined to every Bask article of the fources whence the Information has been derived. Printed for J. Johofon, St. Paul's Munk-yard' G. and 5. Rablnfon, Isaternottet-row ; and G. Kearney, litet.ltsvet; idfo for BeU and &.idfute, Edinburgh; and ficalbert, Dublin; of whom may be had the Firlt wad Second Volumes of the fame Work, each price One Guinea and a Half, in Wads. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxholc-fireet, Plymouth, after the Sale of the Athitentie, (odds difpofed of by Private Con trath, of which due Notice will be given,) THE Handfome well-built Copper-bottomed Brig NILE, of the following Dimadiorts, Length - zoo 6 Breadth, - as a Depth, - 30 s Between decks - 4 84 Draught of Water - so 7 Admeafures 272 22-94 Tons. She Is a molt complete Veffel for the Welk India or Mediter ranean Trades, about 3 year. old, Is partially copper-bolted, and trowelled, remarkably well found in Sails and Stores, and may be feet to fa with very little menu. Pilo Inventories, ate. apply to Mr. Jdbn Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. 'KM SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Pothole-Suet, Plymouth, after the Sale of Wine, per Vrow Henegonde, THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. FOR RIFOILTATION, IO Calks Powder Blue Balcof Paper Part of the Cargo of the Pruglan Koff Zum Galion Enfwych; condemned as pHse to his Majelty's hired armed cutter Coat twice, Lieutenant John Wki, Commander. For Catalogues and further Information apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALEBY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Fozhoicatreet, Ilymouth, aitcr the Sale of Goods, pa Zuni Gahm Enfwyck. THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. FOR IMPORTATION OR NORM CONSUMPTION. About ir ie o Dutch Bricks or Winker,. Tuft. z Cab ditto Tetras. sa ditto Slacked Lime. Part of the Cargo of the American brig Atm, eondcomed u prize to Ids MaJcity's Ihip Spisdre, Robt. Keen, Efq. Com mander. For Catalogues, dte. apply . to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Fothole-ftroet, Plymouth , after the Sale of the Bricks, Ste. THE Good Swedith GaThafa ASSISTENTIE; Burthen about z Tons.--She is a remarkable !trout and good Veltel, well found in Stores, and calculated for gene ral perpofes. For Inventories, Sce. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the London Tavern Fozholo-ltraset, Plpsnoitth, (after the Sale of the Nile,) THE Copper-bottomed Brig FLORA, (late Hired Armed Brig in his MaJcity's Service,) Length, - 73 Breadth, - 11 Depth, •.; 9 .9 Admeafures 241. 69•94 Tons. She is a molt complete Vac' for any Trade where., Veffal of her dimenlions is requirld, and is abundantly found.in good Stores She requires but little round leer cafes buniediately. For Inventories and fuitler informationarito Mr. john Hawker., Merchant, Plyttioutle, who will at. tbi piece sod thee for ezporadon, a Tierces t Cafe Goad:loupe Swo t lei I, Bags s Cais sad t Care trinaftelte. • Plisionti, April; ties. . -- •h. 1 [TRICE :IX-PFNCF.. ISLE OF %%quill. FOR SIMS BY AUCTION, At the Cultom-Houfr, in halt Cowes, On Thutfday, thr. aid day of April, 18ca, at Eleven o'clock . . , in the Forenoon. HE . FOLLOWING GOODS; which have T been fcized and legally condemned, and m..y be vie,: rd and tailed on ate' lion at his Majlky's Warehoufe two d. , :3 before the Saleivis. POI. PRIVATE t1%6: Brandy, 931 Rum, - 51 Gallous. ( leneva - 5. 9 1 Wine, - 7 TOBACCO IDR DEAL ERSAND °Tilt/LS: Unmanufadturtd, -630 e lbs. wt. Manufadured, 6303 lbs. wt. !Sugar in 13 boxes, about 33 lbs. WI. WINES. Thirty Hogiheads; bond to be given by the parchafer, that the fame within a limited time fhaU be %Rallied into Brandy, or made into Vinegar. .. ST. M.kßY's, SCILLY. FOR SALE by Private tontraa, the capital faft-failing Ship MELANTHOE, whereof Richard Hardie was Malta*, with her Mafia, Yards, sails, Ran,llng and run ning Rigging, Cables, Anchors, and other Stores and M - taiga, built at Whitby, in the year 5791. IVlcafuring aloft - - - - $ p feet 6 incites Breadth - - - - - 26 feet Depth of hold under beams to plank - ro feet c inches Height from the beams to the deck plink 5 feet s inch Admeafuring 244 Tons per meter, and will carry nearly 400 Tons • well known at London, front her being lately cm. ployed in ;he Weft-hidia Trade; has bad a compleat repair, and will bear the Medi infpcaion of any tradehnan or other per Sin, judges of Shipwrights' work; will mill without bab laft ; and now lies with a (wept hold in St. i4ary's Pier, kith her three lower Malts and Bowfprit in, rroperli fecured ; we'd found and provided in Stores and blatezials,aud may be egnip• pod for fea in about so days. The hull, together with the materials, ma.- be viewed, and inventories of the latter had, by applying to Mr. Barnard Bon field ; and further particulars known, on application (port paid) to Meffrs. Willcocks and Edwards, at St. Mary's aforefaid. Dated ad April, TEO2. N. 6. Inventories may be alfo had at Meffrs. Rd. Came and Son, Fahnouth ; at Lloyd's Coffee-houfe, London ; at Mtffrs. T. and 5. Briftol; and at Mars. C. Bourne and Son's, Livezpool. To be Sold, purfuant to an Order of the High Court of Chan cery, made in a Caufe, wherein Thomas Daniel and Sir Mi. chat"! Lemon, Bart. are Plaintiffs, and Margaret Lawrence and others, are Defendants, beforejnat es TIPPeT, Gentle I man, at the Red Lion Inn. Truro, in, the ctlinty of Corn wall, on Monday the a6th day of April, at five o'Cluck in the afternoon, in one Lot, TWOThirdPartsofaFREEHOLD ESTATE, . 1 - tart and parcel of that Capital Barton, called Ta its sue PC and RESOOOAN, fituate in the parith of Feock, in the raid coon. yof Cornwall. Particulars wherof may be had gratis, at the Chambers of Peter Holford, Efq. one of the Mafters of the f.dd Court, in Sauthastapton Buildings, Chancery-Lane, London ; of Mars. Smith ;Ind Kekewich, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Sheppard and Adlington, Solicitors, Gray's Inn; and of Mr. James Tippet, Solicitor, of Falmouth, in Cornwall. CAPITAL SITUATION in the GROCERY LINE. TO AR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With immediate pokelfion, ALL thofe eitenilve Premifes, filtrated oprnfite the fountain Inn, Weft Cowes, Ille of Wight; eonfAing of a fpacious Shop, with modern Bow Window; good Dwel llng-bout; Work-mop, Store-houfes, Stabling, G arden, &c. &e. and a Carriage Road for Goods from the Fountain Quay round by Carrel-lane into the back part of the Premifes. The whole calculated and ufed for the tall filty years in the Grocery and Tallow Chandlery Bufinefs, and equally well fituated fur any other Trade. Enquire for particulars, or to treat for the purchafe, at the Bank of Meffri. Day, Bufigny, and Day ; or of Mr. Coffins, so licitor, Weft Covies. ALE and TABLE BEER BREWHOUSE.—TO 11k. oGLU, 'THE Leafe of a Small but complete Ale and .A. Table Beer Brewhoufe, with Dwelling-hottfe and every other converiency, built fubftantially, within the tiR Tea Years, on a Term of Sixty-one Years; well fltu.,ted both for Town and Country Trade, being in one of the principal out lets. Subjedt to a (mall Ground Rent. The Fronde, arc now in the Pali:Mon ofthe Proprietor s and at Work. Alto three Leafehoid Houfes, Sixty Years of the Tenn unex pired, pleafantly fituated about Two Miles from Town on the Surrey fide of the water, with Gardens, &c. For Particulars apply to Meffilt. Tonkins, Coles, and Maude, No. 42, Upper Thames-ftreet ; Meilis. Cooper and Janes, No. i•, Savage Gardens, Tower-hill. FREEHOLD RIDING SCHOOL, LIVERY STABLES, &c. TO II SOLD SY •UCTION, On the s3d day of April, Oka, at is o'Cloek at noon, at the Chriltopher Inn. in the City of Bath—By Mr. 800 ref, AVERY eligi k and clearable Freehold Ellate at Bath, confining of a modern huilt Dwelling-houfe. a molt excellent Riding School, and extenfive and long caahlifh ed Livery Stables, with Coach-houfes and Offices adapted to the bufinefs, late in the PoffclSon of Mr. Dafh, Secy.fed ; and forme. (Wall Tenements adjoining, capable of being converted to purpofes for enlarging the Livery Bufwefs, or being let feparately. The Iltuatlon is Central; the Premifes are very commodious, have been very much frequented for feveral min . , and are ca pable of producing a lucrative bufinefs. Immediate Paefilon may be had. Mr. John Morris, Belvidere, Bath, wi:l chew the Premifes, and further particulars may be had of Mr. Salilbury, at Dor chefter; or Mars. Bayly, in Bath. DORSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLDBY AUCTION, IN LOTS, The latter cod of May next, at Garraway's Coffee-houfe, London, unlefa acceptable Offcra by Prirate Contradt are previoufly made, ALL thole two very valuable and compaet FREEHOLD FARMS, called GUSSAGE Sr.MI CHAEL, LOWER and HIGHER FARMS, adjoining the great Turnpike-road to Exeter, between Woodyatt's Inn and Blandford, cciataining upwards of taco -serest trf very good Arable, Meadow, and Down Laud, now in the Occupation of Meffrs. Randall and Andrews, l'enants at Will. Alfo two other eligible Freehold Farm, ' called MIN CHINGTON FARM and CROWTERS, at Woodcots, Gtu mad newly adjoining the two beforementioned Arms, and containing upwards of 306 acres of ufeful Land, now i n t h e Occupation of Merl's. Adams and Ryman, who are Tenants lam& that very defirable and improvable Freehold Manor Farm. with the Leafehoid Cottages, held under tbe fame, called ASH MANOR FARM, fituate In the Parith of Stows!. Pain, three miles north of Blandford, containing up wards of pa: acres of prime Meadow, Arable, Down, v. 114 Wood Land. In the Occupation pf Mr. Robert Lewis, Tenant at WIIL Defcriptlve Particulars may be had at Woodyites Inn; of Mr bo n , staittidge,near Shattefbury; and at the Offici of Karr. Claridge, .Lnd Pearce, Craig's-court, Wbit e hall, Loaded ; who will give timely infotiastion, Ciattuld the Eitate be fold by Private Qoatradt.