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- 7 7.8 1 1 • :7,71 ".. ".*::9111. • . ' 4(1 .i. t i:1 :1 ; 4. •‘c .4( . 4i•i•••••• •• • . z i . . --.Av,_... 7 . • , . , -- • I A ‘- ' A • •-- t.'r % . 5 ... al () ~.. • • L"..‘ .... .4 4. • V' ' ( '%.. - 1 .' .. .." ......"%. .... ? . . r i•kliaV. hi. 9 1 . kt 1. 4 ,-.--,-........--..-........-..-......--..-...r.... TUESDAY, JUNE I.', acas. - NITIVIBER S I I 2} i PRICE SIX-PENCE. _ _ DrITAT OF THE FRENCH, 3Y KING HENRY THE FIFTH - kW ENGLAND, AT THE BA CTI.E OF AGitecoußT, 114 THE YEAR ants. N'w OPEN, at the Lyceum, Strand, the Great tiittork.ai and Pacorayaft PiSure .of the BATTLE of. AINCOURT, Fainted by R: K PORTER, Efq. This Grand Hato-Aril Pi tune ft painted from the WA comet ‘adonnati.in. on the f:ane Scale as the celebrated Piaures of the - . 0 , going of Serioral-run, Siege of Acre,: Battles of Alexandria, t.ti the th:eat of the Fr.aath at the Panic of Mont St. r • u!l‘ard,and rives an accurate idca of the Gtuation Of the contoul yanks op that memorable day. It contains a 307 fquare lea ef micas 'flue Piet ure exhibits Portraits of matey of the FATS& tuul French Nobility Ao imercltiag Account of th: Ifattle, which will be toind a fuitible Companion to the Pit:tore, may be had at the I 'fbe Esiiibition is ern every ihty, from nine o'clock tin &lite. Admittance Oat Shilliog. rA SHIONABLt DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, rfirx.,:y Taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, whe have nrver learned that accomplifhment, or nor in the improved modern Pyle, at No. to, Sherrartritreet,Golden-fquare; No. t 6, Bouvcrie-fl rect . , Fleet itront ;..and No. to, Great Alie-firect,Goods , zn ..' s Fir ids •nley are taught on plain caprefsly formed for chute to whom it is an übjedt to acquire it erPcditiouLly, privately, and in the foil Bile of talhioet. Foreigners, Officers, and.Cesantri Rellacnr, who with to learn In a few days, way Boa r d a nd Lodge Privately in the Houfe, and receive conduct initrudions. Refpediable : , :ehools and Families near Tovrt zegels rly attended, and inittudrd he every regulate of matir,rn Dancmg. • N. B. Mr. Allen is Allied by Mckrs. Tomlinfon an:!. Adams, who alio teach Young Ladies the Harp and Piano Forte. TO THF. BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE. . A PERSON of RESPEC CABILITY, who has held a (mall Appointment under Government for thee 16 years,who has a Wife and two fmall Children depending Addy on his exertions for tbdr fupport, and whore ruin Inuit be inevitable, tad& he Mould be In fortunate as to obtain a few pounds from a goner ma Public ; looks with a I.l..afine and anxious hope to this fait relource as the wily means in .wide hini to retain his fitua s;on, pi-el:eve his refpeetzbilite. fupport his tamtly, and five him from prifua. It would here take up too much (pace to detail his long fufferings and t tertions to keep hi: wants a ferret in his own Intom: bit endeavours have tailed, and he humbly h7gs to refer thole whom Ptiovtu eves has bleffed with a difiolition to relieve the want• of their fellow creatures, for &fuller account to hieffrs. Bodo!' and Stirling, bankers, No. 345. Strand, and Meffes. Bol• siClO, Luatington, and Co. No 30, Cornhill, where the fmalleit sionatims wilt be tuolt thankfully received and gratefully acknow ledged. lie begs to return his mitt/grateful that o es to, G. H. (uf Sunderland). - • LI o o Anonymous, • I a o TUNBRIDGE WELLS. Public are relpeaftilly informed, that the -I. Proprietor of *ere celebrated Springs has caufed to be eon- Rn:ded, Warm and Cold Baths,Yapour Baths, and an Apparatus for pumping. Thefe Baths ars fupplied wish the Miwral IVater irons the Spins', as at Pyrmopt =dottier places of great celebrity ; ' hare been formed at a gnat rpence, anti are fitted up in a ftlie of tlegance and convertioce, that is no where exceeded. The want of fuel, aeioatinvidations bas been long complained of by Profel fional Gentktnen of great eminence, act it may therefore be pre fumed that the Medicinal Springs of this place may now be rcn dried Rill more eiteunyely ufelul al:a be appli , din a great variety of clifortlers, that have hitherto been excluded folin the benefit to be d.f.rstl from than. The Medical Faculty in particular may hc affured. tit .t in the appi:cation GI them, the R tacit attend. n mill be paid to dui:. diredions• and that nothing is wa,iting which may be thought requifite w the adramage, comfort, and conve nience of their Patients. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. EUROESS AND SON'S F.SSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THY qtat reputation which Mr. BURGESS kas gaineo by HIS MENGE OP ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES, for Pji Sara. Sines! Beef, Ad j ewl Calves Kiwis, 13.4 Sac ii, Made Di l tw,WilJ Ftrwl, Jai Gam: ; with many Deli awn for the Table. !Sideboard, and S:or: Room; which are more lady eirprefed in hia Catalogue, (He bting tbe Itt-onntor tjaws,) has induced many retail to lice the fame name to Articles entirely different,whieb are vended at twny Shops in London, by perfons win go :n the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to Wet Orders of Tradcfmen and Inn-keepers, who in conk. goatee are often lervett with Splrinatt Sorts, of very inlet ior duali tks, which is not only an Impofition, but a great ditypointment to,lanillies who purchafe them with a view of having good Sauce to their Het, &e. N. B. None are His Gamine, but what have the fe words on the Label," BURGESS and . SOWS, Original and Superior ES. NCE OE ANCHOVIES, No. gel, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." AROMATIC SPIRITQP VINEOA R. iiE Original invention of Mr. Hatizie prepared T w.d fold by Tann*, and Witt.tem Haney, Chemins and Ayothi c tries, Manebefter.--This aloft agreeable perfumed Liquor is a Ctrop9und of highly concentrated VineTer, j4ned with the molt pleafant Aromatics Its ftrong and pungent o.lwer renders it extremely grateful and falutary to perfona labouring *lda Head achs, Paintings, eke.. and adapts it for counter adling the tool ef fects of heated u: foul Air. Hence it has been found highly orate. in Rooms, %sten the Infe.2ion of P. very, of Bet: Thr.ats, or o; other cord .gious Dife.,.fes, prevail; and in ail crottalkd plices of pub lic refer, as Theatren, Courts of jeftice,Ste. It toly alfo be par- IWO - arty recommended to Perron' , reading in hot climat. a. The Aromatle ?Olt of Vinegar, rice 2t gd each bottle. (tamp included, in fold wholefak god retail, by layley and Blew, No c , Cue:frier-ftfect (the wily ?teens lo London authorifed by the rime. tor. to fail the fame) where may had, Syongt Boxes of (load, sUvcr, Comelian, C,yßat, ftc. N. Is. No:, bottle, btiiit. a copper Ze l label, figoed by !be Pt- has the letter: T. and W. 'a Aromatic :Tint or Vito .air moulded in the Clefs. Their names are alio engraved in the the counterttiting of which Is felony. Ci• At the fame place may he bad Henry's Calcined Magnefia, in bottles, at as. 6d. and larger with grunt rd itorPcr, es. each, (tamp iLciuded. SUPERIOR ELEGANT BOOTS, &e. HRDN 'c NEW-INVENTED - EFFULGENT 1. BLACKING, patroolfed few ufehy the King ar.d Royal Fa• slily, was brought to perfection five years a-o and has ever fi nte maintained its decilivc fuveriority. wholly independent of gummy (:scaring. and the noxbius coat of japan varnith; this is purely an:Annus, foftening, etientiatly atanfing, coufertative a::d tong, Dial to the lather ; even after a great Icngtb of tlnve, when dull is wiped off the tranfcendant lu Ctrs is &I:dap:it, widish no other Slack. log ein &eel ; it foils nothing, and has on feast, it in:pills w .ter, withßands heat, &tideless in aTil climates, and rcili;res not half the trouble; its imperial elegarec,is conferred on Bums, Dols- Ruts, Carta:ill- hot cs, Ladies li!Selt Bud:, Clogs, etc..--ts. and as (d. per Bor.—Hodes Mivairc,Cream and Liquid.are match leis for reftorim„ptcfcreing and beautifying th: 'l'ops of Boo's— The Cream itssps the pale colou.r, rs. 6d. The Liquid is for brown or tan is. The Mixture takes nut ink, or any Rain, 31. per hottli. The genuine arc Piped and fold by Robert Hardy, Nu. 3, Barn aril's Inn, Holborn, London; Dkey and Sutton, Bow Church yard; Howaid and Evans, Long.lanc; Shaw and Edwards. Saint Paul's llhurchlstel; Minihie and Sens, Tichlerunn.ftrcet But ler Cheapfide; SuLertfot , No. at. Prines—ftrect, Edinburgh ; 11;nly's Mute Shop, Oxfords Hodfon, Printer, Cambridge; Bar ret, Weymouth; and moft perfumers, tookfellers, and venders of NletUchie in the kingdests.-- . 1 his Blacking Powder is p.irtif olatly recommended In dealers, and fur exportation ; uniting (mall cm:s pars to Itht carriage, and not fobject to lois, as mot Itt;uida are, atm the breaking of bctiks, fern Wig, ex/ It is ftrange, that notwithftanding fo much pall:abase been taken by the HUMANE SOCIETY, to banfth the abfurd PratTee, there thuuld Ilia be found People fo loft to all Refledion, as to hold the apparently drowned by the neck. It is a dreadful truth, that, within the laft three Months, five young perform have been faerificed to the Grave, who were but a Short time in the 'Thames. Sce. - ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. CAUTIONS. Bodies taken out of the Thames, Ponds, Ste. t. Never to be held up by the Heat. 2. Not to be rolled on Calks, or other rough Ufage. 3. Avoid the ufe of Salt in all Cafes of apparent Ikath. T the hinnthly Meeting of the Managers, W. DAWSON, Efq. prefided. It was unanimoully refolved. that the above interetting and important public cautions Should be adverttfed once a Week duritOhe Emma% Signed by Order, JOHN BEAUMONT, Reg. and See. may' The Pocket Companion, which contains the methods of !enuring the lives of perfons apparently drowned, or otherwife fuffocated,, will be gratultonfly delivered every Monday and Friday, between three and five, at No. 3, Spital leper& GRAND SPRING LOTTRRY, NOW DRAWING. SCHtME. * of £ 30,000 * '20,000 3 10,000 —. 3 z... 5,*00 S spoo 8 soca 14 ..4. 5C 3 - S 0 - 100 100 - 5o 6,c00 so h ' 60.5,0 40,az0 304:307 i;,oco 0.000 8 ,sco 7,0c0 s i r.cr) 5,0C , 0 I 10,0:0 30,000 Tickets. £ 3 0 c.cco Capitals determinable: Firft-dravra, tit Dity 4 C to,ooo I Firtt-dravra, 6th Day,: sc,ooo Ditto rd Day woo Ditto ith I.laV 10:o Ditto 3d bay woo Ditto Bth Thy 3o son Ditto 4th Day sOOO I Ditto 9th Day 1,000 Ditto 'ydt Day 1003 IDi to toll DI anon tickets and +Monism felling at every Office. .___-- gCHEME of the HISTORY of ENGLAND GRAND LOT rERY. Contains 2.20:00 'rickets at Three Guineas each.. t 43 t Capital Prizes. I Prize value ten thoufand pound+, c0!..31-ing all tht Plaines. Drawings, ✓ltc. belonginggo thelihtoric Gallery, Pall Mall -4 Copies of the fplendid work of the Hiftory of England, with the plates on In dia Paper; 4 ditto on Englilh Paper; 4 complete (as of the Views in Egypt, &c. &c. colt of thewholc C. • as proved before Parliament, 20,0c0 300 'Wires, each to coda of a complete let of the Hiftory of England, a work Watch is deemed the firg in Europe, and bas colt upwards of Guy nine tkoufand pounds at Szventy Galocas each let, 220.50 5.:0 Prizes, each to confift of a complete fat of the Plate+ for the above Work, at rot. per let. - zso Prizes, each to contain a let of the Hiftorical Sub jeets to tbe above Work, at 241. tcs. each, - 3 6 75 300 Prizes, each to conftft of a Series of Engravings, to commemorate the Great Naval Wiftories, with a Hiftory of the ACtions, at nine Guinea+ each, 18 3 f 200 Prizes, each to confiit of a complete Copy of the Work of Egypt. Caramania, and Patching, &cal Sir Robert Ainflie's collechima of Ora/ONA at 24 Guineas each, SS,OCO 5040 z 43 t Capita! Prins, - - - - 68,6 c) 20349 Tickets, which if not drawn either of the rapital Prizes, will neverthelefs be emitted to beautiful Engravings of the value of three Guineas.being the full amount of the price of each Ticket. N. B. There Engravings have now been teen by many thoufand people, who have called at the Hiftoric Gallery, Pan Mall, and at Mr. Bovryer's Office in Curnhill, for that purpofe, and they are univerfally deemed a moft beautiful eolledlion of Engravings, and a faii- and honourable equivalent for the price of each Ticket ; and kir. IlloWyer begs to alEre thofe who may intenl purehafiny 'tickets, the"! °mull the demand for them increafe in proportion, 21 it has dome the laft three or four days. that there can be no doubt but there Tickets will very (non bear a premium. - _ NATIONAL DEBT, REVENUE, and DISBURSEMENT. In a kw days will be puhlithed, -rtiEREPORT of the COMMISSIONERS of NAVAL ENQIIIRV.mith Explanatory Notes, and an Ap. pendia, containing Stied Extradts from the feveral Examinations and other Important documents upon which thcfe Reports arc founded. By JOHN IRWINO MAXWELL. Of the Honourable Soziety of the Inner Temple. Printed for H. D. S) monds, No. RO, Patem Arr. row. Where may be had, the Four Firtt Volumes of tkc precedlag k, entitled The STA - r e of the NATION with relpen. to its Public Funded Debt, Revenue, And Difbartement ; comprifed in the Reports of the Seleet Committee on Finance, appointed by the Houle of Commons to examine and Rate the total Amount of the Public Debts, and of the lore reft and Charges attending the fame, to the prefent 'lime; particularifing the Receipts and Diiburtements of all the Public Offices; the Names of the Superior Officers and Clerks in each Department; their Salaries and Fces ; together with the Amount of whatever additional Per. Nos or Salaries tiny re. ecive from other Situations, paid by the Public. vols. Svo. price 11. Bs. boards. For a cham&-r of the aboee meth fee Monthly Review, Jolt' t 798 ; Critical Ditto, Nor. Int; Asolytield.March 1798. This day was publithed, in One Vol. Zap. price cis. ON EARTH PEACE, Good Wilt towards Meng or the Civil, PrUtica', and Religious MC3II! of titahlithing the Kingdom of GOD '7,1 Earth, as fully eont.iinskl and cunfirnied in the Seripturc Prophecies; in which will be cumprifed the proper pradlical arelures of redrelling Public Mans, tiniting all Parties, and befiliwing permanent Peace, Profperlty, and Hominids, on Grt:at Britain, and all Nations. • By the AUTHOR of the INCOME or PROPERTY TAX. It has been the opinion of many perking eminent for their learn ing and talents, that at tome period the means would be difcovercd of rendering man infinitely more prufperous and happy in foclety than he has hitherto been, and nations no 'miner the viethrts of bru tal war, but the real friends and benefaCtors of one another. The above Nirmk, it is prefumed, exhibits there meantin different prac tical Incefurcs •' and applies them to the prefent times , and to the prefent War. It Is, however, a lingular and certain fad, end as fo: rrifing to the author as to any perlon ; that t h ey are all point, d out and commanded to he carried into effect, in the facred prophecies, and moral fyllem of our tevcakd religion; bMh of which, with the proper modes of executing their differs:lt. views and purpores,bave been very imperfeElly underflood. They limpid, therrfore, be taken into immediate confide:ration by the Legillature, or the Nation at large ought to make them the ffrft ohjeds of its molt fetious inquiry. The Legiflature will then be able in the molt expeditious and clearable manner to extricate Great Brhain from her prefmt burdens and calamities, and to enfure her the high glory and valt advantages intended for her by the A tseicirrv, of cwfummating the interests of humanity. both far her own goods and that of the whole world. Printed for J. Je.hofon, No. 72, St. Paul's Church-yard. This tiny was pnblithed in Flute Vol. Way°, price 275. THE NATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS of the BRVISH EMPIRI.:; or, An AtteMpt to reetify Public Affairs:a...Exhibiting the Prefent State of the Britifli Fineries, the Highlands of Scothind, ti land, the Ealt. and Wert Indks, and Great Britain,includitg its Police, Finances, Polities, Apiculture, Indußry and Intertlts in general ; WITH me SEVISITE PLANS for the advancement of the Le &twat important objets, and far j eßablithing prrrnanent Prace. By the AUTHOR of the INCOME or PROPERTY'..TAX. Priuted for 1..12121100, No. 72, St. Paul's Church-yard. • MONEY ON MORTGAGE. WANTED the SUMS of S.cool. or to,oool. upon Mortgage Security of nndeoi-ble landed Ettstcs of ample value, in the County of Durban—clic Property Tax will be paid by the borrower. 1 Further particulars maybe had on appllearion to Mr. King, So. licitor, No. 8, Cattle-Itrect, Holborn ; or to Mr. Matsu, Solid. tor, Doncalter, Todd:hire. PURSUANT to a Dem.:: of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Ciuk. intitled " XLTOCI againft CLAxxi," the Creditors of GEORGE BIRCH, late of the Six Clerks Office Chancery-lane, London. and of Hafnpftead in the Coon?). of Middlefea, Efq. tkeeafed, are on or before the 23th day of June, 180 s, to come in and prove their debts before Jousi Oao, Efq. one of the Mailers of the rigid Court, at leis Chambers in Southampton.buildings, Chancery-lane, London or in default thereof they will be per,:mptorily excluded the.bLneflt of the laid llterce. THI. GOUT. This day we're publiihed, rice as. 6d. SALUTARY CAUTIONS telpeaing the GOUT; In which the Doetriri s maintained in 3 recent Publir.atkm, tt Dr. Kim GLA e, we roofed and refuted. By JOHN HUNT, Author of Hiltnrical Surgery. Loudon : Sold by R. Patters, N 0.6, Bridge-ftvet, Illsekfriars; by Adams, Loughborough, and by all Bookfellers. NORTHERN TRAVELS. This day wci.e poblidwal, In one large and elegant Volume Q2arto, prim Two Guineas in t oards, embaiihed with feverat Engravings by Metßand, TItAVELS ROUND THE BALTIC, dist:ugh 11 DF.NVIARK, SWEDEN, RUSSIA, PART of POLAND, and PRUSSIA, in the Year 1804. JOHN CARR, Efq. Author of the Stranger In France, Ste. Painted for RICHARD Pisuct es, No. 6, Bridge-arca, Blaekfriars. This day were publithed, price Bs. in boards, r ANTERBURY TALES. Volume .the Fifth. By HARRIES LEE. .'"* l " More loft words." Sr ec. Printed for George Wilkie and John Robinfon, No. 57, cud G. I.Robitifon, No. 25, Pateroolter•row. 01 wham may be had Or preceding Volumes. 'This day was rnbliflicd, price 6s. in boards, poEms, TALES, OBES, SONN ETS, and TRANSLATIONS from the BRUTISH. • Ey RICHARD LI.IXYD, Author of Beaumaris Bay. I ondon: Printed by E. Williams, Bookfriler to the Duke and Duchcfs f York, No. it, Strand, and all other Bookfellers. Where may be had, by the fame Author, lately publifhcd, GAYTCN WAKE, or Mary Dod, and her Litt of M.rits; With curious Hates, Waft:arise of the fuhjedt Price as. 6d. - ''HE HISTORY of the POOR, their RIGHTS, DU TIES, and the LAWS tafpeding them, continued to the Year 1797. By THOS. RUG OLES, Efq. One'of bit Majefty's Juittco of the Peace for the Counties of Ffrcx and Suffolk. . A few remaining Cipies of tilts Week to be fold by J. White, Flat-ttrect, price aSs. in boards. This day was publilbed, in 'Two Vol,. Odtaro,price rya. boards, ATOUR IN AMERICA, in 1798, 1 799 , And 1800; exhibiting SKI I of SOCIETY and MAN NF.RS, and a particular ACCOUN r of the AMERICAN SYS TEM of AGRICUI.TURE. By RICHARD I'AP.X.INSDN, late of Baltimore, Author of " The Experieuced Farmer," Ltc. London : Printed for J Hardiug, No 36, St. James's ltreet ; and J. Murray, No- 32, Fleet-ilreet. •,,* Theft volumes abound wi.h informatien calculate(' to in terelt in a great degree the Political Arithmetician, and the Agri cultorift, a, well as the general reader ; while the fads difelofed relpeCting the practice of Emigration and the Gtuation ef the Emi -1 grants trout Europe, merit the attentive eunfideration of cvtry Euglifbnian DR. JOHNSON. This day was publithed, In One elegant Volume, (mall Odtwo, Price es 6d..in boards, THE FRAGMENT of a,MANUSCRIPT, con raining a BRIEF ACCOUNT of the LIFE of Dr.SAMUEL JOHNSON, from his Birth to his Elereoth Year. WRI rc .7;57 BY HIMSELi. To which are added, Original t curia to Dr. johnfon, by Mils ; Hill Boothhy, from the MSS. prefervcd by the Dodor. Printed for RICHARD Priti.t.trs, No. 6, Bridge-II:at, Black. friars, and to be had of all Bookfellers andNewfcarricrs. • Of whom may he had, kid publiihed, t• The LITTeRs and Otht..T Woasta of Lady MART WORTLt MONTAOO2 in five VodS. pri4X iss or on large paper, VS. 1. The CORR ESPONDENCIL of SA `WEL RICHARDSON with his Friends, and his Life, by Mrs. Bathauld, in 6 vols. prier 455. 3. MISMOIRS of the Lira, with the Original Corm:pouf:lame and Papers of joliN WILKKI, In five yob. pricers!. 4. The CoaaLSPONDKNCZ of the late Coumeff:s of HARTFORD and Po:oiier, in 3 irols. price :as. This day was publithed, in 3 Vols. [IMO. Prioe cgs. bd. in boards, the Second Edition or ADELINV. MOWBRAY ; or s the MOTHER and DAUGHTER; a Talc. By Mrs. IWIE. Printed for Longman, Hutt, Rces, and Orrnc, Patemotter-row. .4 We opened with great pleafure a new Novels from the enter taining pen of Mrs. Ople, a I.aly whole uncommon talents do honour to her fen and country. She difplayed in her pathetic Tale of The Father and Daughter: a power of working arm the par lions we think unrivalled (perhaps with the funk et ception of Mrs. Ineltbald)by any writer of the prefent .y, nor has the failed to affcel her readers with many heart-rending Scenes in te Work before us." Critical Review, Feb h e os• 4 Upon the whole this work mutt be allowed to rauk confider ably higher than the ordintry prodsetions of the fame kind. The intereit of the dory i. well preferred to the cud. The incidents in general follow naturally front the mutes aligned, and are wrought up with uncommon I had lcill." b L heiter fame ary Jom nal, ,. Feb. 1803. As above may he y t Author , The loather and Daughter, a Talc, the Fourth Edition, zuno. I es. alfo a volume of Poems, 6s. boards. -- On Saturday, the tft of Jwte, was puhlifhed, handfumely primed I in Oarto, on a fine Paper, with five Plates, from Pailitik;s atter nature, by SY DIN/lAA EIVRA LDS, Part the Fiat, price so. nr beautifully coloured, 95 of a COMPLETE DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL GARDENING, comprehending Claffifications and Defcrip dons, as well as the moR improved methods of tailing. forcing, and managing different forts of Vegetable Produdtions. whether of the efculent or ornamental Kinds; with corred engravings of the vari -0116 Apparatus iteceffary tor the purple, in buildings and other I contrivances, from original drawings made by Mr. blunt, as v7:1! as of the more rare and .:* low; Plants employed in the way of or nament and variety in the Pleafure Grounds, Green Houfes, and Stoves, engraved by Sanfom, front original Paintings after nature, By SYDCNHAM EDWARDS. The whole Intended to afford a full and complete vie of modern praiaical H-wrticulture,by Ale:andel Mac Donald, Gardener. This Work will be completed in Fourteen Parts, to be pubEllted fucceffively the t ft of the month, forming two large and handfwne Volumes in Qiartu. *rho Number of Plates will be above few:my ; of which fluty will he devoted to the reprefentation otrare and cations Marrs ; and the remainder to the Views and Illiaßrations of the lalliklirgs neccffary to the rearing of them, • Printed tur G. Xesriley, Beet-ftreei. ADMIRALTY' OFFICE, May sZ, tgoP N OTICE it hereby given that a Sgon of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delk.ery,fr the Trirl if Oatotee matarit teal 'age Hie, Seel, wabia the jarWidlia tf the Admiralty e Ear Israd.weill be lad at Nice hell, is the Old Baiby, Leadatt, ea Saw. ty the 2941 f jut*: ant, at Eigki 'Tisch hide Minting. WILLIAM MARSDPAL RUISLIP INCLOSURE. E, the Commi(lioncrs named in and appointed by an Aft of Parliament, for Incloilng Lands in the Parini of Ruiftip, otherwife Rifelip, in the County of Middleter, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that we have marked and fe ont certain Parcels, parts of the open and common Fitids, and alfo certain Parcels, parts of th common and wafte Grounds within the Paid Parifh, which we pro l sofe to fell bg.Public Audtlon, at the houfe of William Doughty, the Bell Inn, in the town of Rid• flip, on Wedneflay the toth day of July neat, at Twelve-o'Cluck isth. Forenoon. The plans whereof may be fees by applying at the Office of Meas. Jenkins, James, and Co. Solleitors, New Ina, London , at the Deli Inn. Ruidip, and at Mr. Sedgwick's, the Anatol:leer, Rickmardworth, where printed particulars may alto be had, four. teen days previous to the fake, and at the principal Inns in the neighbourhood, and maybe viewed on a 1 placation to Mr. Kelley, Harrow-Weald Lodge. Dated this aid day of May, 18os. THOMAS WYATT. JOHN TRUMPER. WILMA :%4 SEDG WICK. I;LE 0 I; 'INANE'', NEAR MARGATE. I'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Royal Hotel, Margate, on Saturday the 6th day of July nest, at eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, SEVER AL Freehold Farms and Parcels of Land in convenleot Lots. fituate at Shortendane, Swin Cturt, and Twenty's. Several of the Lots are well clapted for building on. Particulars, and a Map of the Elite and Lots, may be teen by application to Mr. Oritt, Surveyor. Canterbury; Mr. SanAMs, and Mr. Boys, Margate; and hicfils. MacdoUgall and Hunter," I inceln'a Inn. MANOR OF HOU ,H I'ON...HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the .ith of July next. at kitven o'.: lock in thePoretioon, at the King's Head Inn, in Stockbridge, "THE MANOR of HOUGHTON, with the ex tcnfive flare Warren, and foie right of Filbery for a confi. deralde iltitance, and Houghton Houk, confifting of breakfaft, Ewing, add Drawing Rooms, gotid Bed Chambers and convenient Offices of eery defcription. with excel/cut Stables, Colch-houfe, and Garkty.; and alfo Six Padlocks, with open (tables, and feve rat other peen of Ground, (pit ken. I. ac. which will he fpccified in the particulars to be delivered. The Houfe and fume of the Grounds stay he entered upon immediately. liolglrfr: is e itea!thy fnuation, a td is within two mi.' % of att eitc?fient Pack of Fox HiAinds, and the like diftance from Stock bridge—it is only an eafy ride from the New Fond and South , amptoo, Dui near the Race Courfe for training Horfcs. The country is very lavourable for courting or beagling, and the place is worthy the attention of :ny Sportfman. Mr. Matthew Woodycr, of Stoc%l.ridge, will thew the Houfe, and further particulars may be had u.O Mr. Salifbury, at Dorchd• tet, Dorlet. TO LINEN.DRAPERS, Ra TO BE DISPOSt-.1) OF BY MICIIAELMAS NEXT. Ot PoILSon may had at Ilidfummer, A SMALL, Fa ihinn4 hle, and well feleiked STOCK of LINEN-DRAPERY and HOSIERY 0000 S, which has bean confiderably Sduced The Proprietors being WOOKII. thus bulinef they found too much toe tend to. The Stock to be taken at a fair valuation. Alto, the LEASE of the PREMISES, which is not a repair ing oue, to be Solti,Efteen years unexpired at Michaelmas, confin ing of a large commodious Shop, with two capital modern Bow. windows, a Parlour, Kitchen, three Cellars, Bakehoufe, a large detached Walh•houfe, a:,el a genteel private Entrance; a good Drawing-roots, 14 by zefeet; EX eery good Bed•chambers lately hung with handfome P..per, It feet patch. The Land-Tax re deemed. The Mae is confpicuoufly hinged in Higb-ftreet, Mai:tam e, Kent. • Tkis is well worth the attention of Nelms withing to go into Bufinefs, or to change Situation. T:.e Affixes are held twice a-year here, the Qtjarter Seauns, four Fairs annually, and within three miles of Cotheath,noted for Camps. Panache Purchafe-money %nay remain on Secu:ity,if required . Letters addreltd (poll p„id) to D. Chalmers, Printer, Maid ftune, will be duty attended to. . TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. B - ELMOUNT, a modern Il o ne-built MANSION, with Coach-botife, Stables, and all other neeeffary Offices; Garden, Orchard art Pinafore Grounds ; and Two Farms adjoin ing called Waterfnit Ground and Lonethwalte, else whole (include big thirty-eight' Acres of Coppice Wood and Plantations well prderved) about 143 Acre.. To thole who delight in piebsreflue Scenery, the fituation of Belmount it invaluatstet—the If ,ufe commands a View of the beautiful Vale of liawkefhead and of lifthwaite Lake (upon which the I'urchaferrnay have the privi:t.g.• of Angling), the Town, and Church San iin t ; on an Emilie• cc, and the Weftmorland Mono. talus, the grandaur of which ftrike every beholder. It is dilLnt about one mile from the Market Town of from four front Ansbkfitk, ts from Kendal, and 16 from Ul 'triton; and about three miles (mu Windermere and Catalans Lakes, part pf the former appearing in the Landfcape. The roads in the lit i i thtiourhood are good. thowali nut turnpike. The Houk is at a proper Mance froin the road, with a beautiful avenue, planted with Limes. The banks of Elthwaire Lake are clothed SOO wool. and Belmounr, viewed Grum the Waver, adds much to the beauty of rite Vale. For particulars apply to the Rev. Reg. Braithwaite, at Hawker. head, Lane:shire (the on ner) ; Mr. %Varna, Attorney at Law, Kendal; to Alexander Catt.in ' FA Liverpool; or Mr. Jae& Cluiltian, No. to, Strand, Loudon. . Fi V.IRK AND ESTAf kS. rHE Public ate refpc,llully informed that theft -IL very %Unable !Mato In sate near Lichfield, in the Count! of Staffmd, will be fold by Private Contrael,lo Lo's. The Superb Manion 'inure and Offices. with the Park, Planta tions, Lapeer, Pleafure ()womb, and Gardens, together with the Manors of Fithcrwick, Horton, Cu-tin:Nord, Wigjoiton, and one third of the Manor of Pad:lvor:. and the Filheries in the River Fame; and alto tit: Elferd and Comberford Mills. the Stubby I.eys, and Htdimore Farms. with the Farming, Buildings, and Paddocks, Dcnreine Land, and ev.ry other requifite affording im portance and comfort to the proprietor of this magnificent efta. blithrntnt will be comprelicrded in one Lot. Tile l lomat Hqs Wood, witty the Timber Trees and Under. wood growing thereon, togcthst with the Lodge Houre, and Offi• eLs, and the (mall Tenements, land, and Prentifes in the Tenure • of William Charley, adjoining titC.C(O, will be comprifed in ann. , they Lot. The Hill Farms, liudllesford, :Whittington, and the (mall d♦ oche(' hAdates, n ill be fold r, rth•ty. N. B. Partlctibin and Specifications are preparing for Diftri. bmion. Co treat by Private Contlaa for the purclude of the Mateo either as an Entirely or M Lots. apply to Mr. James, Land Agent, No. 14, Carey drat, Lincln's Inn, London; or at Welliborn, near Stratford on Avon, W.trwickthire, at whofe Offices Tickets may be bad to view the Mention Hotee and Eftates, by perfons tielin•vs of becoming purcbafers reof; u alto at the Mee. of Mr Bar:Ntt. Bing itrect, Manch..iter ; Mr., Hinkley, Lichfield; Mr. Iledfdrd, Birmingham; Meffi a Collins and Keene, Stafford; and at Meifra. Foril Cooke, and Fran, Liticoin's bra; awl Morn. BUM and Whites, lifi.:4l.rect, Sinai. Loados.