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. ..6 AdolAS*l - . • :Ye ---- t 4 • im , ;" • • . .• ' .dr le, "..: t o t/P - 4 It i . I P . i A .. , 0 r.. 4 ...-N • .- Alt 11° 11 w. - i , --).14 - 9L41!•.1. , T , ........./ j N . ill jr .. _ •-•11: t k . .....••• NUMEEIL Cps _.±—_ FRIDAY, APRIL 19, lBos. THEA.TRE4tOTAL, DKURT LANE. Titls day was pubillbed, in one vol. ho. Om 78.6 d. in b"ard% C HOIX de L ITTERATUR E.— Par M. DIIPR ESNE. Prim Hurrt, ed for j. Andorran, Edinburgh ; and fold by Longman, Rees, sad Orme, Paternoiter •10W. i PRICE SIX-PENCE rus PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 190805, will he *eked the Comedy of SHE STOOPS TO CON QUER. Irovog Marlowe, Mr. BARRY RE. Tont 'dolphin. Mr. BANNISTER. Mils Hankaftle, PAM DUNCAN. After which the Nrw Allegorical Dina, oust THE UNITED BRITONS. To which will be added the Free of HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. The Right Hon. Lord TUG?! KOOTH Preildent. THE Annual Meeting of thi. Society will b e h e ld at the New London Tavern. in Cheapude, on Wctlnefday the tit of May, dos, at eleven o'clock. FOR. BALE, At the Cullom-Hoare. Utak on Monday, the asd Day of t. Aril, 1805, at Two o. i-loek in tile Afternoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lots, viz. this day was publiftwd, iD two volumes Limo, price tabs boards, THE MYSTERIOUS VISITOR; or MARY, the ROSE of CUMBERLAND: a NoveL Sy HENRY MONTAGUE CECIL. - Printed for the Author, and fold by Longman, Hurft, Rem, and Orrne, Patemofter-row; A. Cotfteble and Co. Edinburgh; and F. Jelin, Cattle. tOHN OWEN, OSEPH HUGHES, Secretaria. HAS. F. STEINKOPFF,. N. B. Tbe Palk:law wm take the Chair precifely at ti o'clock. 5 68 t Gallons Brandy, for Private Uk. 37 Ditto Rum, for ditto. 36074 Ditto Geneva, for ditto. 3 Ditto Cordials, for ditto. 64 Plates of Italian Black Crape, for Ho:ne ConinmPtito• Which may be viewed and tasted on the Morning of Sale. N. B. A Depofit of Twenty-five per Cent. will be required. Tomorrow, The Honey Moon ; with Richard Cctur de Lion. A New Mufwal After•Ptece, called the Soldier's Return; or, What can &may dot will be produced an Monday next. CM Monday, by particular &fire and for the Taft time of per forming ft, the hardy of Dougla s; the part of Norval by the YoUNG itoscroa. GLOBE COMB HOUSE, TAVERN AND HOTEL, FLEET-STREET. M& w RIGHT, who for many Years condu&ed the Befinefa of the thole Houk, refpectfully informs her Friends sad the Public, that the has now taken it on her own Ac count, and begs to folick their countenance and fupport, which It will be her cooftant Rudy to dcferve. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL i 9, 18os, A win bc prefenud(for the fecond time) a New Comedy, called WHO WAN l'S A GUINEA t Or, THE IRISH YORKSHIREMAN. The Paraders by . Men. LEWIS. KEMELR, MUNDEN, CHAPMAN, C. NIMBLE, SIMMONS, WADDY. DAVENPORT, EMERY, FAWCETT. • Mtfter HORREBOW, Matta BENSON. . Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs MATTOCKS, htlfs W ADDY. The Prologue to be fpolten by Mr. IRUNTOIL And the Fpilo-lte by Mrs. MAXTO CBS. After which will be peranted (for the sth time) a GrAiniSertons Ballet of Aaiun, in Two Parts, card AGGRESSION; Or, THE HEROINE 01 1 1kleATAN. The 7oblic are repo:trolly informed, that Mager Ifsvvy will return to this Theatre To-morrow; and will appear In the Cha teau of Ofnun, in the Tnigedy of Zara. The New Comedy of Who Wants. Otibm ? having haft night been received with unbeentied applaufe. by a brilliant and over flowing audience, will be repeated on Monday, Wedoefday, and Friday seat wftb the New Ballet of *Mee, eaSed Aggreffon. PIANO FORTES, OF A NEW CONS PRUCTION. TN HAWKINS's NEW PATENT GRAND PIANO FORTE, the firings being ftretehed on a metal frame, and tuned by means of an made (crew, working In a brats eider, ao change of leather, climate, or temperature, min ever put the laftrument ow of tune. The ;safe firings are of a fpnal Stem; and, while they give the fame tones as dude of the common Grand Piano Forte, occupy only half the fpace. And, an the finger-keys are made to tarn es as azla, and fold op when not in ak, the In ventor Ismailia to conarta a 'Grand Piano Forte In the form of an elegant Cabinet, only forty-four inches high, forty wide, and eighteen detp. Sy a contrivance silo new, a pianiffinus is pro duced of elquifite fweettiefit, which can be gradually railed to a fua (well, that hat a moft delightful ea:El.—The isteruslest may be teen at No. 4, Denby Terrace, City Road, Minus, near the New River. WAN rsD on Leafe, by a Phylician of Ma t:mica Elnintnet. who °caftansfly receives lane Pa death, a l'emntodloes carnpat detached Dwelling-houle, in fob- Randal Repair, with Walled Garden, and 11 adjoining to fome Meadow Ground, the more agreeable. Diftanee within the Cir cuit of ten Miles front Landon, and the boner PedesSon can be bad the better. Rent not to exceed a Hundred Guineas per Annum. Further Partieulart may be known by a)Splying to Mt. Moore, No. So. Hect-ltreet, or T. W. C. Perfect, Efq. No. 9, Lower Mall, Hammerlinkh. A CAUTION TO FAMILIA.% BURGESS AND SONS ESSENCE 0? ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. Talreat HIS orts6atEioNnelhoicph ANCHOVIES BURGESS has her RICIITATECIS, far Ffi S., u, Stewed Beef, Bpd GI:11;mb, Beepteals. Maly Dijilies. Will And. and Grim ; with many Deli Waft for the Table, Wrboard, and Store Room; which arc more Nay szprellid in his Catalogue, (lir kir: tits hrwasier ofilkw,) kas ',visaed many perfects to give the fame name to Articles entirely difierent,wbith are vended at Insay Shops in London, by perfons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, anti Scotland, to fetich Orden of Tradeftnea and Inn-lutepers, who in code game err often laved with Spic.i.v• Scre,, of very inferior quali ties, which is net only an Impofitioo, but a great dirappointosent as Famille4 who pureltak them with a view of having good Sauce in their lifis,ate. N.B. Nune are His Genuine, but what have thefe woks on the Label," BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES SENCE. Or ANCHOVIES, No. zo7, Strand, Comae Saysy Netts. I andan.• SUPERIOR ELEGANT HOOTS: he. HARD ' s NEW INVENTED EFFULGENT BLACKING, patronikd for ofc by the Ring and Royal Fa mily, was brought to perleftion Bee years ago, and has ever linty maintained its decilitre faperlarity, wholly independent of gummy (meeting. and the noxious cost of japan varnifh ; this is portly ondectua, fohcaing,elisetia!ty cleanfing, contervativt and ennge- Mal to the leather ; even after a great length of time, when duff is wiped olftbe trankendant Tulin is di phyul, which mother Black ing can effect ; it foils nothing, and has no (cent, it repels trim, withitands heat, Bousilbcs in all climates, and requires not bait the trouble; Its inspettil elegance is conferred on Snots, Dells ihms, entomb-lulus, Ladies' Black Bulb, Clugs, , B.c.-1 s. and as. 6.i. per Bolt.—Hardy s Mizture,Creans and Liiiid,are 'nata l& for relortng,preferving and beautifying the Tops of Boots.-•- The Crewe keeps the pale colour, is 6d. The Liquid is for brown Of tan is. The Mixture takes out Ink, or any Rain, 31. per bottle- The gad= are fir edtj a:d fold by Robert Hardy, No. 3, Barn ard'. lite ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard; HOst a eld ibl a Evans. !wog-lane ; Shaw and Edwards, Saint Paul's Cherehlard i Ilendrie and Sant. TichborneArcet ; But ler, Chespide ; Robertfon, No. as. IMelee-14w. Edinburgh ; Hardy's Make Shop, Oxford: and Inca Pcfruftbers , bookiclicn, and venders of Medicine le the klng‘lotn.—This Blacking Pow der is partieulady mannmended to dealers, and for czpxtation ; inking Wall compafs to light carriage, and not fubjed to Ids, as waft liquids are, trans the breaking of bottles, A:relenting. &e. A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOOKS. 11,6 day was poblified. a doled Edition, enlarged, . . _ Price Oue Shilling and Sla-pence, A PRACTICAL GUIDE to INSTRUCTORS . 1 - a and PARENTS on the Right Choice and Ufe of the Nisi F MEN rA Y BOOKS in everybranch if Knowledge ; pointia • • their refpeetive merits, and the order to which they ought to le Lcczlvely adopted. By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M. R:e.cr of Newport, and last Maßer of the Grammar School in that Town. The folknving CSITICAL SANCTIONS ►ave appeared of THIS 'MS .bk and ufeful wone. " This is a well-written and Judicious Publication. conveying moth pradtkal Information on the Sublet of Edue.tion, and is therefore highly worthy the Persist of every Perrot concerned io the Improvement of the Ming Generation. The Account of Books gescralty uf.ri in Schools fauns to be the refult of Experience. and C nsinly difplars much erudition. The Author's Recommenda thms and Sidebars are accompanied with fsch Reafons and criti cal Ohferrations as do him great credit. both as a Scholar and Teacher."—Anti-tacobin Review. In the Grit part of this Work are fevers' judicious °Werra- Mrs and the leaved part enumerates the molt ufeful introductory Arks :n every branch of knowledge, remarking on their refpre nit n s Ms, and cautioning Parents and lnftrudoes spina foam totics w:•ich the Amber. ups ;uft rounds, objects to. Among thotr: r.c.mmended, we do not olifave any that we aonfider as oPi..ttion.bie."--Britift Critic. Printed for 'Moms Itcysokb. Oxford- ftreet ; and fold by the :fithsa is Wised, Csoisidgei Ediabergb• 611(1 "' and bua. This day was poblithed. In one yoburte odium, price ys. in boards, and with the Key, Bs. GREEK EXERCISES, in SYNTAX. ELLIP SES, DIALECTS. PROSODY, and METAPHRASES, (after the Manner of " .Clarke's sad Males Introdualon to the making of Latin.") adapted to the Grammars of Eton, Wettenhall, Moore, Bell and Holmes. To which is prefixed. a Caulk but Comrrcheafive Syntax. .* • By the Rev. WIILLIAM 81EILSON. Miniftee of Modal'', Ireland. Printed for J. Anderfon, Edinburgh; :ald fold MEI by Langan's, Hurl!, Rees, sad Orme, Patemoiler-row. • MEMOIRS OF ,RMQN In a few days will be nuMbed, — 'MEMOIRS of MARMONTEL ; eontoking his 'MEMOIRS Literary and Political Life, and Anecdotes of the Principal Charwfters of the tech Century, inctuding Voltaire. it Mika*. D'Alembert, Diderot, Cardinal Maury, Madame Pompadour, the Duke of Milieu*, the Mnrefehal de Richelieu, the Marefebal de Saxe, Cardinal BOW., Lord Albemarle, the Prince of Kaunitz, Duke of Bronfwick, Calnne, Meeker, the Comte D'Artoia, the late Queen of ?ranee, the King of Sweden, Re. Ike. Printed far tangos:6 Work Rees, and Onne, Pact:molt w-row, and. John Murray, Flett-Rreet. This Work wouM have been publibed asbefore announced, but for the Combination among the Journeymen Printers. This day was publiihed, In One Volume Gado, prlce 6s. In hoards. A MINERALOGICAL DESCRIPTION of die COUNTY of DUMFRIES. by ROBERT JAM VON. Regius preeffor of Natural Hillary, ano ILeeper of the Malcom in the Univerlity oq Edinburgh, F. R. S. Ed. &e. &e. Printed for Bell and liradflitte, and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh and fold by Longman, Hunt, Red, and Orme, Paternofter-row. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, A Srrr au of MINRIALOOT; comprehending Orydtagnolle, GeopoAr., Miura/O'W Chattittry, Mineralogical Geography, and (Economical Mineralogy. Vol the Firil, in OrSavo, Maraud by Neva' Engradegs, price t es.in boards. This day were publitheJ, In One Volume Octavo, price Ba. 6d. In board., SERMONS. By Sir HENRY MONCREIFF WELLWOOD, Bart. D.D. and F. R.S. 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In One Volume livo. price d. in bawds. la one handfome Volume, grown Bw, puce ye. 6d. rested, the Third Edition, confidaably improved, of A NEW ITALIAN GRAMMAR, in Englith and Italian, on a plan different from any hitherto publiased; pointing out in a clear cone% manner, the beit Auks and the 4:s hell method for the attainment of that elegant and harmonious Language, equally calculated tar the Ufe of &book and Private lulls maim. By GAETANO RAVIZZOTfI, Teacher of Languages. This edition contains fever:ll valuable improvements and addi tinns, particularly Italian Dialogues, which will be found very ate ful to Travelkss—a collation of the belt fentesces and Cansonet• tae from Metaftdso—the !lowan of Poetry, chiefly from Dar e, Petrarca, Taffo, Lorna** de Medici, Ariofto, lec. with Norm— a Syltem of Mythology, tat. Printed for Longman, Hutt, Rees and Orme, Patcrnolter.row. Of whom may be bad, by the fame Anther, I. 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Mifeellancous Recreations, including thole on Cards. fbe whole rendewd aft and familiar go the meaneß capacity. Printed fir gnaw's) Punta rs , No. 6, Deidge-ftrcet, Black friars, and to be bad of an Bookfollers. 'a POETS. re-printed by Dr. AIiCIN, alid with Plato. engraved by Mr. HLATIE. VoL is,a 3, and 14! Thie day were publifbed, ven Plates engraved by Mr. HEA I'll, from DrAWI24II by AU TaIIISTO ,1 kandforaely print ed on a Ise Paper, and boe-preffed, in 3 Veda. Foolfeap Odllevo. price One Onhim, or on hie Paper, with Proof Inipiulions of the Plates, ti. 16s in boards, I'HE WORKS of JOHN MILTON, with a Pre. JR. face, Biographical and Critical, by Samuel Johnfoo, LL. D. and ROMA, by J. Allan, M. D. " This republication of Johnfon's Poets is very elegant in point of form, and has the decoration of plates by Heath; befides the acceiSons it derives frown the pea of Dr. Aikin, fume change in the tel.:aloe, and fano additions. The work is regularly continued." Width Critic, Dee. iBo3. • 7 big Mien of the Englifh Poets appears in an elegant form ; the tyre, the paper, and the ornaments, are of the belt kind; and the chow al the Editor is fully jullThed by the Specimen (Spaifer) before us." Critical Review, June 2303. " The engravings to thcfe Poets arc executed with elegance, from drawings dißinguillicd by fpirit and taßc." Critical Review►, Jan. t Bog. Printed for J. Heath, Ruffell-place. Fitzroy-fquars; an.l 0. Kearney Fket-ftreet. _ Of whom may he had, the Ertl . 81: Volumes of this New Ediden of Johnfon's Poets, comprifing, The PORT /CAL WORKS Of EDMUND SPILNIZI, with a Preface, Biographical and Critical, by J. Aikia, M D. and thirteen Plates from Dago, by T. Studied, R. A. and engraved by Mr. Heath. Price Two Guineas, or GO large Paper, 3L tas bOlllll6. Vid 7, and 9, conspdfing the WORKS of A sit Cow- Lev, with a Preface by Samuel Johnfon, I.L D. and Remarks by Alkin, M. D. *1 keen Plates from the Debra of H. Trtiltaan, lt. A and engraverkby Mr. Meath. Pries Got Guinea, or on large Paper, t 1 tbs. in boards. Vol. to and it, being the Wcraas of Lamar. Bur a ea, with a Pr..face by Samuel JohaSon, LL. D. and Remarks by J. Alkia, M. D. and live Plates from Pldures by R. &Kirke, R. A. and er graved by Miplienth ; print Rises est lasge Mow. 1114ninnentlik GRAND SPRING LOTTERY. SCHEME. Valve of eactt. of L 3o ,000 SOPOO •••• 10,000 .. 5 00 W... 3,000 Ma 1000 .a. .... soo .... .... 11311 a.. -. 30 mom SO No. of Priga. s s 3 a Total Value. h 4 60,000 40,030 30.000 13400 mow Loco 7.000 SACO 34 00 s loom 100 Coo, ---- 3opoo Tickets. L' 30cit'Oo Capitals determlnabk i Hai-drains, aft Day, ao,cco Brit drawn, 6th Day so,oco Ditto id Dar icon Ditto yth Day woo Ditto 3d Lily loco Ditto SA Day 30,000 Ditto 4 1 / 2 bay soap Ditto 9th Day t poo Ditto sib Day 1003 Ditto tart D 4 apuo Tieteu and Shares are felting at every Oirace. PRESF.N r PRICE : Ticket - . - C ill zit 0 Half - C9t4 o Eighth - 4a 9 6 Quarter - 4 a I 0 Sixteenth as o BEGINS DRAWING 13th MAY, Taos. No. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON, •I• BISH, Contra for for the prefent Lottery, • 'Mires his Mends that the Sale of Tickets and charm far exceeds kis moft fangulne expedations. In the late Lott* Tiokets rote from the prefent Price to up wards of ask per TiCket before the Drawing began, and every Ticket was fold before the Lottery was half Stated. The Scheme of the prefent Lottery Rands uniterfally allowed fuperior to any former in Capital Prizes; he therefore advifes his Friends (who mean to adventure) to lore no time in purthafing, as Tickets and Sham, from the extraordinary demand, will be Pure to rife confiderably. 6 .° Perkins in the Country may be !implied, by fending (Port Paid) Dank Notes, Calk, or Poft Office Orders, to either 4, Corn hill, or 9, Charing-Crab, London. Drawing begins 13th of MAY. GRAND STATE LOTTERY. ADRUMMOND, No. 65, FLEET-STREET, . writhes to remind his Friends and the Public in general, that the richeft Lottery in the whole world begins drawing on Monday thc 13th of May, confining only of 30,000 Tickets, and contain ing Mica to a large amount, viz . 2 Prizes of " . 1 .6 3c4x° 3 Prizes of Z meats a Ditto sOOOOI 3 Ditto soon lice. ate. &e. As a great number of Ladies and Geode:nen *ere difappointed la* Lottery, in nut being able to buy Tickets at any price, A.l)au mons recommends an early purchafe for the prcfent important Lottery, which Will prevent a difappointntent, and be a great faring to purchafers, as the price of Tickets may be exyeded to rife eon; fiderably..—Prises to any amount paid on demand. Corre6t Numerical Books and Numbers carefully examined. STATE LOTTERY. SWIFT and CO. at their Old Office, No. 11, Poultry, are felling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery, to begin drawing 13th May. Tlie demand for 'rickets and Shares in all Lotteries, has been in pruportion to the number of Capital Prizes they contained ; this accounu for the great fate chat has already taken place in the prc fent Lottery, a continuance of which mutt occasion fuch an in create of price, as to make it an °Ned to every adventurer not to delay his purritafe. In the lait Lottery, the Ticket No. 20.952, a Prize of 10,0001. No. 8200, a Prize of lona and Nos. 9802 and 16463, Prizes of sod. were dared and fold at Swift and Co's. Office. Where No. 6791, a Prize of 10,0001. No. 936 a, 1 Prise of ropes% and No. 19,ccil, a Prise of zOOOL in the preccding Lottery, were alto fold in earn. STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY t3th MAY. THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves, (barters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BURNS. and Co. Stock-brokers, at their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, undo the Royal Exchange, London, and to where elk on their account. Letters, pelt paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis. THE SCHEME CONTAINS rwo Noes of 3o,oooL—Two of zo,ocol —Three of topoolo— Three of spool —Five of 2,oooL—Eight of i,OOOL - Fourteen of soo t . fee. end the lowca Prize so). _ _ In the late Lottery, No.B 055, a Prize or ss,osoL was fold and regiftered at the above Oihce, where No. t 9,338, 5004 and 10,741 and 10,787, Prizes of lcooL were fold in Shares. •; Country Orders, accompanied with (host dated Bills on London, Poft-011ice Orders, or Caib, in Parcel by Coach or Car rier, pun&ually attended to; and Correfpondents may depend on being trea cd ezadly resthe fame terms as if perfonally precept. ISLE of THANET, ow to MAROA I E. Alfo In BOUGHTON AYLUFF, near ASHFORD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the conga of the Month of May neat: in Lots, Unlefo previouny difpofed of by private Contra& AFREEHOLD FARM, conalling of upararab of goo Acres, within a quarter of a Mile of Margate, at prefent in the occupation of Mr. Boys, who win thew the Baste ; and further particulars may be had of him, and of Mars. Mac• dougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn, who are authurifed to receive propofals fur the purchafe. Alfo a fmaU Freehold Farm, at Bough ton Ayluff, oa the road from Canterbury to Albford ; confining of about,ao Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Rolfe, who will (hew the Premlfn; and further particulars may be known as above. LARGE ELEGANT HOUSE IN BATH. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT—Br Mr. PLURA, THAT Truly Defirable and Convenient HOUSE, with Garden, Hot-hoofe, and Green-hook, late the property and rcadcnee of P. C. Crefpigny, Efq. deceafed ; fituate fe Port land-place, Bath, an eftabiliked and airy 6tuation.—The premifes were completed under the infpcdion of the late Owner, and are in hoot 48 feet to a long paved Terrace; contain eight fest/ants' bed rooms, arid one clofet, fly attic bed-chambers, and two clofets • a noVe Nit of three lofty drawing-rooms , with folding-doors and itatnary chimney-pieces ; on the ground• Boor, large rating-room, library, breakfaft-room, and butler's plata-room, a fpaclous velti • bole or entrance, two lime flair -cafe", patent water clufm, large kitchen, hook-keeper's-room fervaat's-bril,tuder's pantry, wine and beer cellars, dry arched vault, and aft %Ireful and inferior ogees. Tim Furniture Is modern, and in a genteel !tile, correfpooding to the confequrnec of the Houfe; the glaffea,Prench plates, of large ' dim:ages. Fit for the Immediate sptlan of a Nobleman or deadening's family. Conveniently cormeded with the Hoafe ip a Coach-hosfis for two carriages, !tabling for Iva borfaa,and a owl complete Brow ticitife.--Fig farther partitalan apply to Mr. Pion, at Bub. 0' Lawn ma 4 btre -014 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Caitom-Houfe, Newhaven, Suffex, en Wednefday the 24th day of Aprils 1805, at Eleven o'Clock :it the Forenoon, preeifely, in Sundry Lots, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vie. Fur Dealers and Others, About 6j Gallons Rum. 4 Ditto Red Portugal Wine. For Private Ufe only, 2571 Ditto Brandy. oo Ditto Geneva. The above Goods may be viewed metalled on the Morning of the Day of Sale. N. B. Twattplhe per Cent. Depont win be required. PORT OF PLYMOUTH.--SALE OF SPIRITS, ke. On Torfday, aid April, t Bos, by l'cn o'Clock in the Forenoon, will be ezpofed to Public Sale, at the Cuftons-Houfe, in this Port, I'HE GOODS UNDERMENTIONED, ♦iz. also Gallons Brandy, sIS Ditto Rum, Ss° Ditto Geneva, Of inferior Strength, in (mail Lots, for the Accommodation and • Ufe of Private Perfons. not Dealers in Spirits. One Rowing Boat and Mater.als; an Old Bowiprit, returned from the Providence Cutter; and an Old Boot, from the Bufy Cutter; alto Eighteen Tons Moorftone. N. B. The Goods above•mentloned will be (Cl up in feveral Lots, and Sold to the high& Bidder. Attendance will be given at the Clam-Houk oforefaid, for viewing and tatting the-fame, Three Days before the Day of Sale. BARK.—WHITTLEWOOD. AND SALCEY FORESTS, NO RTHA M PTONSHI RE. By Order of the Right Hon. Lord Gt.eassavia, Surveyor General of His Majeftv's Woods, Forefts,,Re. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By JOHN DAY, On Saturday, the 27th of April, t gos, at the Saracen's Head Inn. In 0..1 Stratford, T'HE BARK of Sundry Oak Timber Trees. di. rafted by Warrants from the Right Hon. the Lords Cum. milgoners of His Majefty's Trcaltarr. to be felled this Seaton In the Paid Forefts, for the Navy and other purpofev. The Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had, tiy applying to Mr. A. Capes, of Shrobb Lodge, Whittlewood Foreft, Acting Deputy Surveyor of the above Forefts, and of the Keepers of the refpedtivc Walks, who will alft, Phew the Term to lack Perfuns as may be defirous of viewing the fame. NEW FOREST, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the Right Hon. Lord G I c, Surveyor General of His Majefty's Woods, Foreils, See. At the Crown Inn, at I.4ndhurft, on Thurfday, tte 9th of May, tikug, 'THE BARK of 1188 Oak Timber T rees , di rer 'I by a Warrant from the Right lion. the Lords ConsmifSonere of His Majefty's l'reafury, to be feikd for the ufe of the Navy ; and alto feveral 1 . '1141 Lots of Bark, within the laid ForelL The Partieulan and ConJitiotts of Sale may be had, by applying to Mr. Jofeph Mortimer, of Ower, near Rumfcy, Adios Deputy Surveyor of the raid Foreft, who will alto, dtreet the Bark to be litewu to fueh Perfens as may be &Brous of viewing the fame. EREEHOLD ESTATES, ORAVESEND, KENT ........a ass, .. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION—By JOHNSON and SON, On Mondat, April 22, aos, at two o'clock, at the Falcon Tavern, Graverund, Kent, A VALUABLE PIECE of GROUND, molt eßgiblq fitnote for Building,naar the New-Road,,Gravelend, Kent, 379 feet in ft ont, and 198 feet in depth, in the occupation of Mr. John Sharp, Tenant at Will. Thh Piece of Ground will be dhided in 38 1,13. Two fubilantial Brick-Built Dwelling Houfes, three ftories high, in excellent cpair, and replete with every domeftic convenience; containing airy lk-d-rooms, bandfome Drawing-room, two neat Parlours, convenient Clufets, dry Kitchens, arched Cellars, and convenient Offices, plentifully fupplied with good Spring Water, and a Garden to each, lnclofcd by Brick Walls; a fore Court, in. doled by lion Palifades, and a Piece of Ground in front extend ing to the rails of the Road; the whole from back to front, zoo feet deep. In the occupation of Captain Motley and Lieute nant Arnold, at the net rents of p:r anuern 83L A flip of Ground, adjoining the above, 130 feet front of the Road, fuppofed value per annum 61. los. A new erected Brick Dwelling Houfe and Shop, in front of the Road, in the occupation of Mr. John Sharp, Tenant at Will, at the low rent of per annum ISL A Timbcr•bailt Tenement, nearly adjoining, let to Mr. Sharp, Tenant at Will, at the low rent of I er annum 71. Particulars and conditions may be had Is days prior to the Sale, at Batfon's Cuffee-houfe, Comilla, London ; Granby, Danford ; Crown, Rochefter; King's Arms, Grays; Mr. Burt, Solicitor, Gould-Nuare, London; and of johnfon and Son, Andionsers, High-ltreet, Gravefend. YORKSHIRE, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, The REVERSION fN FEE, erpalant on the Deceafe of dui SURVIVOR of a LADY, aged 40, and a GENTLEMAN, aged 62, of and in the following %cry valuable and datable ES FATES--comprifing, Firit, CUNDRY MESSUAGES, BUILDINGS, and 2 -/ FARMS, with a Water Corn Mill, on a never-faiiing dream, and to4B Acm of very fertile Arable, Meadow, and PAfture- Lind, Tythe-free, lying very coitipaa at Naffcrton, near DritSeld, to the Eaft Riding of the County of York, adjuining the Turnpike Road from Hull through Drifficid to Bridlington and Scarborough, let to Meffrs. Luckup, kfferfou, Severs, &c. at Annual Rents or Values of to2ol. and upwards • and alto (=dry gilit and Chief Rents, and other Manorial Rights. Alf:), of and in a MESSUXGE and FARM at Loekington, near Beverley, in the Eall Riding, containing 73 Acres and up. ward. of good Arable, Facture, and Meadow Land, and Com mon-right thatto belonging, in the Tenure of Mrs. Wilton; and silo certain Tythe Rents payable out of Eftates there* the whole let at 94 and upwards pc ranuurn. Alio, of and in a mutt complete and defirable ESTATE, corn. pelting three fubdanual au:wings, Meiruages,and Farms, contain ing 420 A. 3R. 181'. of mutt eacellent and highly improvable Arabic, Mcadow, and Paiture Land, Tythe-free, lying in a king Fence, at South Holm, near Mallon, in the North Riding of tits County of York. Alfo, the Rear:Bon expectant u aforefaid, of, in, and to LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE and FARM at 1 holthorp, near Sheri.? Hutton, In the North Riding, containing tao Acres of good Arable, Meadow, and Falture Land, now let to Jonathan Darley, at or about the Rcnt of togL and which Pm-mires are held during the Lives of the above•mcntioned Lady, aged Foray Years, and two healthy Gentlemen, aged about Thirty-ilve Yaws each. Alfo the Reverion rape. last u aforefaid *rand fu the TYTHES of 6 . 1 ILUNGFLEET, in the County of York, fisb•let at 1771. per annum during the Lae of a Or-adman aged upwards at Silty Ycars. N. B. 'The Proprietor will bare no ohjedtioa to fell any of tho abort. Mies for an Annuity, during the joint Urea of a Lady, aged Forty Years, and a Gentleman aged about Thirty-one Years. Ta treat for the Gnu, and for further pooderlars apply t. Meirrs. Farther, Cooke, and Frau, No. 6, Lincoln's Inn, Lon 1 1, i on gd ; and to Mr. lames. Land Agent, Wellborn, near M.i. as Arrest woi No. 14 Carsylkis4 liarsa% ton.Lowles.