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- ‘lll, - -- -- _ . . xate - ' Iqte A Ni. ... „. .;,...-15.i. , ;L' - Al ' ( ... .‘... " k ' )I 1 '6 4" 1„ . ... A Li„,!;t: . ' • ....,, ~.:: iN i .... 1 r 1I FR 4174 1 FRIDAT, APRIL 9., isic2 FOURTH TIME. THFATR F. ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. _ _ __ °Left 'IX-PENCIL This clay was publilea, price ii. us. tit. in ho a rds, Handfurncly printed iu Quarto, a Fourth Vo lume of THE WORKS of the Right Hon EDMUND BURKE. ANTIJACOBIN. Superis Edition. MR. STOCKDALE refpeafully informs tilt' Public, that he has purchaled front the Ali nees of John Debrett, bankrupt, the remaining Copies of that highly efleem• cd work, The Poetry of the Antijacobin, beautitully printed in one volume royal quarto, on the final wove hot-yrt fled pa per, and now oilers them, for a limited time, at h:th the &hd price, via. ba. 64.—Piccadilly, March 27, 1802. Printed for F. and C. Rivington. No. 62, St. Paul's Church. yard. Sold alto by J.ll2tchard, Piccadilly. Of whom may he h;td, an Odaeo Edition of Mr. BI TR K E's WORKS, liauditimely ?tinted in Eight Volumes, Pri,:c in Boar. l l 11. 16.. ' 'O.I I .IORROW EVENING, APRIL 3 , 1802, 3. I.w htijetties Savants will act Shakellseares Play of the IVINTER'S TALE. • Scenes, Decorations, and Dre Wes, entirely new. Lenntes, Mr. REM BLE ; , Camillo, Mr. Povrcll ; Antlgonus , Mr. Dovrton ; • CI, "moves, Mr. Raymond; Dion, Mr. Caulfield; Foliacitcs, Mr. BARRY MORE ; Florist!, Mr. C. KEMBLE. _ _ Hertnione, Mra SIDDONSt Peidtta, by A YOUNG LADY, (Being her fourth appearance on any &age.) Paulin+, Mrs. PO W ELL. 'Co which will be added the Mukal Fusee et THE SHIPWRECK. On Monday, the Comedy of the Country Girl ; with Liar. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, APRIL 3, Dios, win be preented the &Nous Opera of ARTAXERXES. Arbaces ' Mr. INCLEDON. Mandane.Mrs. BILLINGTON. Bonin. Mrs. ATKINS. Voy perniirton arise Proprietor of the HaymartetTheatre i THE REVIEW, Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. Caleb cluotem, Mr FAWCETT. Looney Macwoulter, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; John Lump, Mr. EMERY ; Deputy lull, Mr. DAVENPORT ; Grace Gaylove, Mrs. GIBBS. On Monday, Folly as it Flies ; with (Brit time) a New Grand BAP. t, called the Brazen Ma& ; or Albert and Rofalie. PRIVATE LESSONS IN MODERN DANCING, BY MR. ALLEN, No. 19, Sm Etta...to-Stamm, Gnlden-Solitare, and No. to, GRZAT Attu-Svatrv, Goodamin's-Fteloh, to Ladies and GCOLICMCD of any age, who have never learnt that aecomplinunent, or only in the old ityle. T-scy arc taught on a plan particularly calculated for thafe to whom it is an *bled to acquire it expeditimily. privately, and in the Sift ftylc of faihlon. Foreigners, Oficers and Country itefidents, who with to de vote their time to acquire this accomplifiusent privately, and in 3 kw days only, may Board and Lodge, quito retired in the Houfe, and have radiant inftmdtion. TLC WESTMINSTER and CITY ASSEMBLIES ac rub once a week. Noce but Subferlben admitted. None but people of rcfpeEtability can fubfcribe. The B.nd is concluded by two of the belt Paformers of Ball Mt.& in this Country. ••• Mr. ALces diforrns all pftfent cone= with his tate Academy in Haydoo•fquarc. NEW MANUFACTORY. THE Nobility and Gentry are refpeafully in formed, that the i legant and tafteful variety of New and Fafbiauble Ankles for Drell now exhibiting at ROBARTS and PLOWMAN'. Ware ' boufe have induced many Listen drapers, Haberdalhers, Re. to offer foe isle many kinds of igneous and inferior Goods, as their Manufidurt—They are compelled to take this opportunity of informing the PAU; that they have no cm:met:Bon with any Perfassof the above deferip don, and that the genuine and elqant Produaloos of their Ilanufadlory arc oat, to be bad at their WarrAosie, No. a, Chandoo•firect, Covent-Garden. A JUNIOR ASSISTANT, who has taken orders and a degree at one of the Univerfities, and who le-i Wen accuftomcd to both Profe and Vafe Compofition, warted at a rerpsdable Foundation School in Suffix. Terms and other partmulars may be known by applying to C. Law, Book fetter, No. 13, Ave Maria-Lane, London ; or Mr. Cooke, Book felor, Oxford—Wanted a French and Drawing Mailer, and a klattcr who is qualified to teach writing, Arithmetic, &c. IZOARD and LODGING WANTED, by an eld.:rly Perron, (a Wi4ower), in foam plain, nfpedtable, c , mfortAble Family, who Hve in a e.heahl fituadoo neib• bnurhnod, and have a z?od Garden--dittance not lefa dump, mks or more than sol i from London. The Gentleman would tind his own wine, and require nothing but family fare, for which he would pay any adequate (urn. :t lards a line (port paid) timing all particuLirs, to X. Y. at L'lyd'a Coffee-bottle, London. TI 1 PRESEN 1. STATE OF THE WHEEL IS THE MOST REMARKABLE EVER KNOWN. Warranted Undrawo. No. 26, CORNH ILL, LONDON. MESSRS. HORNSBY and Co. refpeafully ac quaint the Public, that they Dull continue felling Tickets I ar.d Shares, during the whole time of the Drawing of the pre. f.r. Enghth State-Lottery, Warranted Undrawn at the time of put dialing. Thc hours of Ede, in the Morning, are from iag:.t till Nirk. ; in the Afternoon, from Two till Eight. Alin at their Oleccs Liverpool and Exeter. Country Correlpondents may rely on their Orders being eze. itut,Al wrccifciy on the tame Terms as if prefent. Prizes paid on demand. No. c',4C 7, a Prize of wool.; and No. z 6,045, a Prize of 3' 4. were both fold, Oared, and regiftered, by HORNSBY and Co. FEMALE ATTRACTION, '0 nbriate the unpleaf.int Senfation, experien- J- cell by thole Ladies who may have fuperfluous Hairs prosily on the race or Arius; and to render their perfons r ore lovely. and attractive, was the chief modve that induced V.. Proprietor of ALFRED'S ROYAL COMPOSITION to fubmit that important dikovery to the Patronage of the Fe- Erzle World. His km& is belt Ihewn by the numerous ap p:ications which continue to be made, front the molt diftin s.t!thed in the higher circles for rank, beauty, and faßtion.••• his Cumpolltion (which was firft prepared for the late Quern of I, aoce) out only removes and eradicates an fuperfluous lair; from the Face and Arms, but renders the Oda more de• h.:ate and fair—Sold in Packets at Is. 6d. and as. 9d. each, by Man. Garie and Lea, No.ss, Ncw Bond-Rreet ; Davifon and Sea, No. s p, Fleet-Rivet ; Creer, No. 68, Cornbill; bowman, No To 2, licool-ltreet ;end Wboiefak by Berry and Aida, Gretk.etroet, Soho. 7 0 niE CURIOUS 114 FISH SAUCE. TIIE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC At are Agyicafully htl'urnted, J. BURGESS and Son IN F. and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. tube prepared by t bent in the Lunt manner that olitaitird fucb univerfal approbation for many yeah paR. The Img juftly acquired fuperiority of that Article Is fuUy coubrined in the %lawn uf the Country at large, and uf Perform t. hdent 1:: ,U purt6 of the World, and having Ituod the ttft of trial. rant. it in the (tuition it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE. of ANCHOVIES ai.J other kICH SAUCES for FISH, Stc. induces them, from the 'imperials Advertifentents daily appearing, to caution fa- PlliitS. &c in parch:ding the fame, as none is to be had of TED.Ibt but at their Warthoofe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for Family ufe, of the bed quality. WUT-INDIA MERCHANIIt,'C.AVTAINS of SHIP.';, ihr ()FFICEKS in the ARMY and NAV V, fupplatel upon Nr thortedi "suttee fur the EaR and Weft It.oliH, Re. Wm.:hook, No. ie 7, corner of Savoy Steps. Strand, Loudon. Vor the tonveni. 'ice of Families in Scotland, they have an- Pl..•ed Metre. H. Johnfion and Cu. Ldinbiugh, their lola A te 4 .ls rev ids 6aut.ce. ROYAL-EXCHANGE, ASSURANCE-OEFICE, MARCH. !Poi. PERSONS, whore annual Premiums f a ll due on the 25th Init. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal-Exchange, and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their refpee tire Agents in the feveral Counties ; and the Parties allured arc requelled to apply, for the Renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of April next, as the ufual Fifteen Days allowed for Paymcct, bcyoaii the Date of each Policy, will then expire. ALEXANDER WATsON, Secretary. •„• Attendance is given daily at the laid Offices fee the Af furance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ship:, in Har bour, in Dock, nr while Building, from I.ofs or Dam=ze by Fire; and alfo for the Affuraucc of, and granting Annuities on Lives. N. B. Polldes of Affurance, for the Sum of 3001. or up. wards, are iffued free of Expel= to the Allured. THE CREDITORS, if any, of the Rev. THOMAS ICEIGHLY. late of Low 1...v0n, in the County of Effer, Cleric, des-eared. who &parted this life. in or about the month of May. 3798, are defired to fend an Ac count of their demands to Richard and Robert Shawe, Solici tors, Tudor-ftreet, London. SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS, hIANUFACTURES, AND COMMERCE. Adelphi, March 35, THE Anniverfary Dinner of this Society will he on WEDNESDAY the 7th of APRIL, at the CROWN and ANCHOR, in the STRAND. Paestors - r—CHARLF.S DUKE of NORFOLK. Charles Date of Richmond Charles Earl of Romney William Henry Duke of Ports I Hon. Robert Clifford land Sir Wm. Dolben, Bart. Hugh Due of Northumbers Sir Watkin Lewes, hat. laud Thomas Pitt, Efq. Jacob Earl of Radnor Caleb Whitefoord, Efq. Charks Earl of Liverpool} T. S. D. Beeknall, M. P. Srauraaos Right Hon. the Lord Mayor Robert Satton, Efq. fik J. W. Anderfon, Bart. J. Cooke. Efq. J. G. Chrittian, Efq. J ohn Middleton, Efq. Thomas Galibrand, Eft" *testa' Dean, Efq. Robert Wiffet, Efq. Thomas Sparks, Efq. Thomas Bingley, Efq. John Hinckley, Efq. N. 3. Dinner at Half Pat Four &Clock. By Order of the Stewards, CHARLES TAYLOR, Sec. BURY ST. EDMUND'S, MARCH 27. LENT ASSIZES, 1802. THE GRAND JURIES of SUFFOi.k azioLvs, That the Prices of Po Hodes ptr mile ought to be reduced, and that the charge for Hay and Corso the inns in this County is exorbitant, and amid be diroinifilsd in proportion to the prices of thofe Articles. That the Gentlemen here ambled will encourage and fup port thofe Landlords whole demands are moil reafooable, and will requefi their Friends and Neighbours to adopt the funs refahition ; for which portiere they reeonunend to the Inn- Lepers to give notice of the dams they intend to make by public Advertifanent. BROME . - _ _ _ T. C. SUNBURY T. O. CULLUM C. DAVERB H. PARKER B. HOWARD R. HARLAND PATRICK BLAKE ROB. POCKLINGTON M. THEOBALD OHN SWALE EORGE WILSON E. W. MARTIN WM. MIDDLETON I'. J. WOODWARQ A. REEVE WM. PHILPOT A. MANNING asommy I. O KERRIDGE . VERNON HN RANBY AIWA OAKES GEORGE LEA THEE W. MATHEW GEORGE HOLDERS AMES STUTTER . DRESSER OSIAH RODWELL OHN EDGAR RUST '.. , .. , DWARD GWILT THOS. WOODWARD ROBERT EAGLE J. B. EDWARDS J. H. POWELL 0. R. OAKES WM. SMITH. ROYAL. MILITARY COLLEGE, Match as, aos. J_TIS MAJESTY, from a con fi deration of the la many and very effential idvantages to be derived from the eftablillunent of an Inftitution far the purpofa of affording a regular Military Education, to thole who may, from early life, be intended for the Military Profernon, and who by this means may be grounded in (deuce previous to their attain ing the age that enables them. confiltently with his Majefty's regulations, to hold Comtniffions in the Army, having been pleated to cftablifh an Inititution under the title of the RoTAL MILITARY COLLIOI, and to appoint Commiffinners ton the conttoul, dirodion, and mar.agement of all affairs belonging thereto; and having direffied, that until the intended College (hall be crested, a part of the Junior Department thereof, upon a limited teak, (hall be formed at Great Marlow, in the County of Bucks.—The Commiffioners for the affairs of the laid Royal Military College do hereby give public Notice, that a commodious Houk and Prensiks have been taken, and arc now nearly ready for the reception of One Hundred Gentle men Cadets, who are to be formed into a Company, and to be called the COMPANY or YRS JUNIOR DrrARTAIEN r. For the information of thole whom it may concern, the fol lowing are the leading Rules, Orders, and Rrgulations, for the Paid Department : The Cadets are to be received upon three different Efta bliflunents, viz. Thirty; the Sons of Officers who have died, or been maim ed in his Majeftfs Service. Thefe are to receive their Education, Board, and Clothing, free from expence. Twenty; the Son, of Officers aCtually in his Majzity's Ser vice. Thefe are to pay 401. per annum each, for which they are to receive their Aducation, Board, and Clothing. Thirty; the Sons of Noblemen and Gentlemen, and , Twenty; the Cadets of the Fait-india Company's Service. There art to pay 90 Guineas pa annum each, for which they are to receive their Fducation, board, and Clothing.— Linen is not included. No Cadet is to be admitted who is under 13, or above is / years of age ; or who has any mental or bodily &fedi, which may difqualify him for Military Service.—lie is to produce a fatisfadory certificate of the tir•.te of his Birth. Every Candidate for admiffion is to be well "rourided in a knowledge of Grammar and common Arithmetic : he is alfo to write a good legible band. The qualifications of each Candidate will be enquired into by the Governor, and examined by a Collegiate Board. The Cadets will be formed into a Military Body, and in , *rated in Languages, and the Military Sciences and I)anies, by Profeffors and Mailers of approved abilities. The Cadets of the I.:A-India Company will likewifc be In ' ftrudted in the Oriental Languages. Public.examinations will be held for the purpofe of aker taining the prugrefs of improvement, and no Cadet will be recommended from the College fur a Commiffion, until he has undergone a peblic examination, wok has received a certificate as to hic fuffickney. N. Cadet can remain longer than Four Years at the College. The health and morals of the Ca.lcts will be ftridtly attend ed to, and habits of temperance and economy Strongly in culcated. Antic-scions to he addrcfnd to the Governor of the Royal Winery College, under cover, to the Right Huitonreilk the Secretary at War. Wax-Offsee. In the profs, and early in met Whiter will he publilbed, Elegantly printed on a New Letter eat on purpofe for the Work. and on a Superfine Woven Medium Paper, in Twenty-one Volumes, Octavo, • rriLF, PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE : With the Corrections and liluftrations of various Com mentators. To which are added, Notes by SAMUEL JOHN SON, and GEORGE STEEVENS. The Fifth Edition. Revif-d and Augmented by ISAAC REED. To this Edition will be przExcd. a PorteAit of the Author, engraved by SUARP, from a Painting in the poikffion of the late Gaon Or. S rt.gviors, Ely. Printed for the Proprietors of the former Petition. TMs day were publifhed, In Two large Vuls. Svo. with Anatomical Plates, price ass. In Boards, . 'THE OUTLINES of the VETERINARY 2 - ART; or, the Pasnctrt.►.s of Manic, tt r, as applied to a Knowledge of the Strudture, Fund:ions, and Economy of the Horfe, the Ox,the Sheep, and the Dog; and to a more fekmac and fuccersful Manner of treating their various Difeafes. By DELABEICE BLAINE, Profetfor of Animal Medicine. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternolter-row. This day were puhlifhed, price tor. In boards, Vols.lV. and V. of ' I'HE LETTERS of a SOLITARY WAN.. DEREK: containing Narratives of various Deferiptloa. By CHARLOTTE SMITH. Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternofter-row. Of whom may be hat, lately publilhed, r. The FOLLIES of FASHION: a Dramatic Novel. In 3 vols. Price 13s. 6d. in boards. 1. SOMETHING NEW ; or Adventures at Campbell Houk, By Ann Plumtre. In 3 vols. Price is,. boards. 3. PERCIVAL ; or, Nature Vindicated. By IL C. Dallas, Efq. In 4 large vols. Price ais. boards. This day was publithed , price toe. 6d. beards, Volume I. of LECTURES on COMPARATIVE ANATO. MY. Tranliated from the French ot G CUVIER, Mem ber of the National Inflitute, Profelfor of the College of Franca, and iu the Central School of the Pantheon, &c. By WILLIAM ROSS, Under the Infpeetion of JAMES MACARTNEY, Lecturer co Comparative Anatomy and Pbyilulugy in St. Bar tholomew's Hofpital. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternolter-row. The Second Volume of the above Work Is in the I'rds, and will be pu blilb e d in a few days. _ _ _ I.atelj publilhed by the aisrie Booldellers, price 4s. boards, A Dercription of the Arteries of the Human Body, reduced into the form of Table,, By Adolphus Murray, M. D. Profefor of Anatomy and Surgery at Upfal. Traullated from the Latin undrr the Infpcdtion of James Macartncy. COUNT RUMFORD'. ESSAYS, No. so, Part Second. This day was publiflnd, price is. 6d. ON the Cnnttruaiou of Kitchen Fire Places, and Kitchen Utenfils ' • together with Remarks and Ob. fervations relating to the various Procclks of Cookery, and Propofals for improving that molt ufeful An ; being the Second Part of the Tenth Number of Experimental Ways, Political, CE conomical, and PhilufophicaL By BENJAMIN Count of RUMFORD, F. R. S. dte. Etc. Primed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davin, Strand. Of whom may be had, New Editions of all the preceding Numbers. THE SAVAGE OF AVEYRON. Tlds day was per. 6d. In boards, Raabe:Ma with his Punnit, AN HISTORICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL ACCOUNT of the Dtfcovery and Education of a SA- V,AG ritMAN ; or, of the fidt Dcvdopanents. Phytical and Moral, of the YOUNG SAVAGE CAUGHT in the WOODS, in the Department of Aveyron, in the Year 1798, and brought to Paris, by order of the French Government, in 1799. By E. M. [TAR?. Phifleion to the National lattitution for the Deaf and Dumb, Member of the Medical Society of Paris, Ste. Printed for R. PHILLIPS, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard; and fold by all BookfeUers. THREE OR FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS. A NY Perfon having the abov e C u m t o a d vance , may have an opportunity of engaging it in a concern that has born many years citablillicd.--The profits of which arc very cunliderable :and without rifque ) Every fatis'faCiory reference will be given as to the ft.tl.iiity of the concern and party that may be required, prior to a treaty, by &likening to A. H. No. a 6, Hatton-Garden, London To be Sold, purfuant to an Order of the High Court of Chao_ eery, made in a Caufe, wherein Thomas Daniel and Sir Mi. chad Lemon, Bart. are Plaintiffs, and Margaret Lawrence and others, are Defendants, before ptisca Titter, Gentle. man, at the Red Lion inn, Truro, in the county of Corn wall, on Monday the 46th day of April, at five o'Cluck in the afternoon, in one Lot, 'TWO Third Parts of a FREEHOLD ESTATE, 1 part and parcel of that Capital Barton, called TRE LI S SIC and RCIUGOA fituate In the parilb of Feock, in the laid coun. ty of Cornwall. Particulars wherof may be had gratis, at the Chambers of Peter Holford, Efq. one of the Matters of the Paid Court, hi Smthampton Buildings, Chancery-Lane, London ; of Melia. Smith :id Krkewich,Solickors, Lincoln's Inn ; Meffro. Shephard and Adlington, Solicitors, Gray's Inn; and of Mr. James Tippet, Solicitor, of Falmouth, in Cornwall. CAPITALSI'T'UATION In the GROCERY LINE. TO BE ROAD iv PRIVATE CONTRACT, With immediate polkflion, A LL thofe extenfive Premifes, fi tuated oppofite the Fountain Inn, Weft Cowes, Ilk of Wight ; confdling of a fpacious Shop, with modern Bo w Window; good Dwel ling-houil, Work-Ihop, Store-houks, Stabling, Garden, ace. &c. and a Carnage Road for Goods front the Fountain Quay round by Caryl-lane into the back part of the Premifes. The whole calculated and ufed for the laft Guy years in the Grocery and Tallow Chandlery Buftnefs, and equally well lituated for any other Trade. Enquire for particulars, or to treat for the pnrchafe, at the Bank of Mefirs. Day, liutigny, and Day. HAMPSHIRE. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EDUCATION. Tills day was pubtidscd. price One Shilling, • AN ADDRESS to INSTRUCTORS and PA RENTS,on the RIGHT CHOICE and USE of BOOKS in every Branch of Education; pointbig ot t their relpetalvs merits, and the order In which they Gould be foccefGvely adopted. Inkribed to the London Society of School-Mafters, to aid whofe excellent dcfign the profits of the publication will be annually appropriated, By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M. Reetor of Newport, and late Mailer of rite Grammar School in that I'aWIL By means of this pradlical Work, Tutors and Parents may be enabled to Marna young perfons, of both fetes, with preci lion, in every ufeful and polite branch of modern Education, in conlidcrably lets time than uftial, and at a fourth of the ex. pence that is generally inverted in the purchafc of Books. Pubhilted by Thomas Reynolds, Oxford-ltreet, and fold by the Bookfellers in Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh, and Olaf gAs ; and by all Bookfcliers in general. This day was publilked, price 2s. 6d. THE BRITISH CRITIC, for MARCH 002 containing a Review of various Articles in different Branches of Literature; among which arc, Ellis's Specimens of early Englilh Poets ; Sir F. Eden's Letters on the Peace ; Dr. Napleton's Sermons; Mifs Hamilton's Letters on Education Todd's Poeitcal Works of Milton; Morzan'aView of the Pub. Uc Finances; - Dr. Geddes on the Hebrew Scriptures (continued) Dr. Shaw's Zoology, Vol. 11. and 'IL; Foreign Literature, &c. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard Of whom may be had, 'Eke BM& Critic for the Year zBot, in Two Vols. price, in boards, tL Bs. Alfo, complete Sets from the Commencement in May 1793, to December .801, in Eighteen Vols. yirice, in .b ludo, 9L Gentlemen may be (applied with Sets, in Volumes tingly, either Monthly or Qprterly, This day was publilhed, in One VoL Bvo. price in boards ;a. A SECULAR ESSAY: containing a retro fpeelive Vim of Event., cooneded whit the Ea-tell:l'U cal Hifiory of England during the Eighteenth Century. With Mations on the State of Practical Religion in that EctiiiiL By JOHN BREWSTFR, A. M. Vicar of Stockton upon Toes, and of Dunham, in the County • of Durham. VALUABLE FREEHOLDS, i;t67Town of PORTSEA, and its Environs—TO vE SOLD, VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, eligibly ft:noted, on the South Side of O.I.JEF.N.STRFET, in the Town of I'ORTSEA; valuable Freehold Ground, ad joining the Lot dom Road, at New Town, Mile End, near Portintouth, and V.I ious Plots of Meadow and Arable Land, fituated in the Common Fields adjacent thereto; which will bo fold to the belt bidders in 19 Lots, before ABEL Mor , scr, Efq. Deputy to His hiajelty's Retnembrancer of the Court of Exchequer, on Thurfday, the lad Day of Ap r il, 1 8 02 , begin ning at Th ree o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Crown Inn, in the - Town of Portfmouth, by virtue of a Decree of the Court of Exchequer.--Particulars may be had (gratis) at the Exchequer Office, in the Inner Temple; of Mee'. Batters and Martin, So- Beiton,futalvars lan wand of Mr. Simmons, Surveyor, Cole man-Bract, London, (where Plans may be rm); of Mr. Ealt man, Parties, (where Plans alfo may be feen); and at the Place of,Sale ; likewife at the Dolphin, Gofport ; Swan, iChichefter; Bear Inn, Havant ; and George, Southampton. COUNTY OF DOWN. FREEHOLD ESTATE NEAR DOWNPATRICK. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On Friday the 23d of April next, at the Donega Arms in Belfaft Townland of North Tyr e ll a i n t h e B arony - 1 1- of Lee:de, let on Leafes to twenty-four Tenants, part of • which expire In tBoB, and the remainder in tht. Prefen; rental 3441. Particiaiars to be had of Andrew Cowan, Efq. Crowell, near Hilliborough ; Benjamin Morland, Efq. Abingdon, Berkfilire ; at the Donegal Arms, &daft ; and at the principal Inn at Downpatrick. _ COUNTY OF DOWN. To be fold by Auftion, at the Hil4porough Arms, in Banbridge, On Monday the 26th of April, The Townland of Enoch, in the Pubis of Gervatry and Barony of Lower Iveagh, near Dromore, in four Qzarteri Townlands, for the term of joo years, fubjed to a chid rent of as. 6d. per Acre The above Townland is let on Leaks at very low rents, the greater part of which expire iu a few years ; and each Lot or Quarter Townhnd contains above too hi& Acres. Printed Particulars may be had of Andrew Cowan, Efq. Crowell, near Hillfborough ; Benjamin Morland, Efq. Abing. don, Berkfhlre; Hilltborough Arms, Banbridge; and Donegal Arms, &MR. CAPITAL MANSIO N and ESTATE at SALFORD, WAR. WICKSHIRE, and MICKLETON, GLOUCESTER. SHIRE TO BE SOLD BY ittiCrldn, (And entered upon at Lady Day, 1503,) At the White Lion Inn, in Stratford-upon• Avon, in the Cotmty of Warwick, on Thurfday the 6th Day of May, 1832, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon ; !object te fuels Conditions as will be produced, LOT 1. A CAPITAL MeiTuage or Manilon-houre 11 with convenient Offices, Coach-houfe, Stables, Garden, and Appurtenances, fituate at Salford Prior, in the County of Warwick, in the occupation of James Mitchell, Etq. together With divers Claes of Rich Arable, Meadow, and P. sure Ground, lying in a Ring Fence, and adjoining to the laid Manfion, containing 192 Acres, in the occupation of :he raid James Mitchell and Widow Smith, or their refpcdlive A ffignces. LO I Metfuage or Farm-houfe, fituate at Rumford, in the Parilb of Salford aforefaid, with convenient Barns. Stables, and' Outbuildings, and fzveral Clofes of Rich Arable, Meadow, and Failure Ground, lying contiguous thereto, tontaiqing to. gether 17s Acres, In the occupation of the Paid Widow Smith, or her Affiances. LOT parcel of Meadow Grund called Prieft's Meadow, fituate in Salford aforefatd, contlinin: q A. t R. 24 P. In the occupation of the faid James Mitchell, or his Alfigners. LOT IV.....Several Claes or Parcels of Meadow Ground, fituate in Mickleton, in the County of Cleuceiter, containing about Nine Acres, In the occupation of Mr. Edward Hoffman. N. B. Salford is fituate between Aleell:r and Eveiliarii, at an equal diftanee from each of there Towns, and the Tuttipae Road adjoins this fituate. The whole Elate at Salford is Freehold and Tythe Free, and the Land Tax is low.—The Buildings are in very goad re pair, and the fief Lot is worthy the attention of any Grua.. man as a Retidence in one of the molt delightful parts of the County of Warwick. London: Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Printed Particulars of the Salford Mate may be had at the Church-yard; fold Win by J. Hatchard, No. to, Picc a dilly ; principal Inns at Warwick, Stratford, Aiceiter, and Everh..in; and W. CLarko. New Bond-Rrcet. and a plan of the ER de will be lodged at the pla ce of Sale, and Of whom may be bad, by the fanw Auth o r, with Mr. Robert Woodhead, of Salford, w ho will thew the The Second Edition, Lands there, and the Houfemay be leen on application to Mr, In one Large Volume, Daodechno, Price in Boards, 4s. Alitehell. — The Tenant will thew the {, anklet Mickleton. FM' And a Small Edition on fine won Rn la l P aper, p r i m i n further Particulars enquire of Marrs. Godfrey and rallant% ..er, l e y, L ong , Kamisr Boards, 6s. of Solicitors, Newark upon Trent, Ni mire ; MefTrs La- The MEDITATIONS of a NEGLUSS : chiefly ea Ali- vender, Solicitors, in Evesham; .t 1 LIGIOUS SUBJECTS, land Ince, Srmonds inn, Louisa. .