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• A4l . . 1 1 ' ... - Th .1. :, •- . -5...k...._. _ 'f4et-,... -•- * i ll ) - WEDNESDAY', MAY' 20, 1801. MI OFR S9O e [PRICE SIX-PFWC& NINTH TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THE BRITISH FORCES IN EGYPT. FOR the Benefit of the WIDOWS, WIVES, and. ORPHANS of the SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MA RINES, Killed or Wounded in Egypt in the Army and Fleet, who have ferved under the command of the late General Sir RAL en A or acaossar, and are Rill fervhsg there under that of Major-General HUtCUINSON and Admiral Lord Kelm, a Sublerlption is now opened, which Is earneftly recommended to the notice and protedllon of a generous, Public, who know how to appreciate gallant fa-vices, and have ever been ready to reward them. LLOYD'S MONTHLY SHIPPING LIST . Price One Shilling. THIS Monthly Lift of the Commercial Ship ping belonging or trading to Great-Britain and Ireland, will contain tarred Particulars relative to upwards of ELEVEN THOUSAND Veffels of varianDeCcriptions. It will include the fame full Particulars refpething even/ Veffel as the Under writer's R egifter-books, together with the Name of the Broker, and the prefect fituation of every Ship. ' For the ufe of Commercial Men, Captains of Veffcb, be. this Monthly Work will bear the fame relation to Lloyd's and the Poftlifficc Lift of Arrivals aid Departures, as a Ledger bears to a Dar-book. The numerous Mikelbuicous Tables and Information will be Of no lets Importance and Utility to all Perfons counted otitis Mercantile Bufinefs and Shipping, than will the Litt of Ships and their prefent fituation. The whole Is addreffed to the Commercial World at a com plete Work, officially corredttd to the laft Day of every Month. Printed by Thomas Giftet, Salaury-fcluare ; fold by T. Hurst, and Weft and Hughes, Patertofter-row, and by the principal Elooliihliers in every Sea-port.—Perfons who with to a.t at Agents, dtc. arc dented inlLntly to make Cotanninica now an the Printer. N. El. Lloyd's Monthly Shipping Lill, eontaioing Eleven Thailand Vetch', has no eoanedion with a partial Lift, of abdut three the thad live hundred Sh;ps, caned Pocack's L:11,, o Merchant.,Slnpping. TO HE SOLD, at No. p t Princea-EreM, Careoßfidgtta I SEVERAL Harps; excellent fine toned - Ften Pedal sad Triple Harps by the bell Maker, of 'idea* firm, adapted for the mot AMB* performers to the higbefi, proficient': fame of them h awing been in ufe, and on that acl count will be fold cheap ! ?rice', from flue guinea, to twenty, and upwards. Alin atty application 'equated by tbpfe want to purchaTe, as they rill loon be gone. To be fold, al to, a Capital fecond band grand Piano Forts, nearly new. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY zo, i ßot, 1. th eir Maiefties Servants will perform the New Drama of ADELMORN; THE OUTLAW.- To which wdfl be added THE CHMDREN IN THE WOOD. ------ AUTONINFICAL EXHIBITION, SPRING GARDENS. A l f, R. MatcLaabev begs leave moll relpettfully .I.VI to return his grateful acknowledgments to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, for their approbation, and the very liberal patronage and Encouragement with which he has been honour.. and to inform them that his Ealiibition will finally dote this edan, having received repeated Invitations from Perfons of Diftincllon to vi It fevers' Provincial Towns both in Greg retain and Ireland. . Subfcriptlons are received at Lloyd's Coffee Houk, and ►y the following Bankers, via. Meffrs. CHILDS. Mars. Hemats. Mara MARTIN, trouts, and Co. Marrs, Dumas° NO s. Marrs. CODTTS. Mail. HARRIES, PARQyIIAR, 2nd Ca Meffrs. BOSAIMWILT, BRACHeIIorT, and Co. Mears Swow, SANDIIT, and Co. Ivieffrs. HA assstasLar s. Meffrs. SMITE, PATNA, and SMITH. Mars. ROSARTS, CORTI*, and CO. Mars. WILLIAM &suss, and Co. Edinburgh. Mara LATOUeIIa and Co. Dobkin. TO IIOOKSELLERS.—TO BE 'DISPOSED QV,' " • " I A VALUABLE CONCERN in the BOOK, .1- I- SELLING and STATIONARY BUSINESS, Stinted in a large and popubnis Town in the County of York.l—Anr Paton within to begin Butner', will find this an excellent opportunity, the Pretnifes being commodious and tageoully utuated--the Stock well feledted--the Trade lons eltablithed--and the Connexions valuable. Part of the part chafe money may remain at interelt, and toe putsharec ptsl have Immediate potfelflon. • For particulars apply to Edward Baines, at the beads Map. cury Pruttia3g Oft . —Leeds, May t 3, s&n. - MERCANTILE VITIATION. TO XI SOLD EY •OCTION, The Sebkribers are informal, that a general Meeting will be called in a few days for the eurpofe of oleefttng a Committee, for the Management and Dittrtbution of the Fund. On Thdrfday the rith day aflnne, initeWl of Tlessiday the zr of May, as adverufed in a former Paper, at r.levest, o'clock in the Forenoon, at the Crown Inn, at Swafflusas. in the County of Norfolk; (tubjell to Conditions pf Sale which will be then produced), A VERY Dcfirbk ESTATE, in Narboranglh A in the Paid County; confining of exteofive Wheal, COl4 Yards, Granaries, and other convenient Buildings, upon the Ranks of the River Nar, (a navigable river made by authority of Parliament, under an Ad," For making the River Nar vigable, from the town and port of King% I.ynn, to Weßacre, In the County of Norfol k ;' and under a fubfetrout Act toe nlarging the powers of the former Atft.) The Public Inn. called the Ship. Several Acres of Landon eupted therewith. 4 new-built Houfe an 4 Blackintith's i nd Gveral tenements near the other Premifeit and likevrife the whole Sum due to the fole Mortgagee of tke Toils, payable trout the Navigation of the laid River. Narborough lie, between the port of King's Lynn, and the tlarket Town. of Swaffham, nint mike' from the former place * and fix from the latter; and the Pressifes form a moR deWtle flotation for carrying an an exteufive trade in Coat, Coals, &cs , A very confiddrable part of the Parente Money wit (if re luired) be fuffered to remain in the Purcbafer'a hands, on hi* bond, 'and on ferocity of the Premifes. Printed particulars may be had of Merry. Lyon and Collyer„ Bedford-row; Mamie. Letch and Geodesy, No. 4. Holborn court. Gray's Inn, London; and of Wife'. R. and R. Whiucop„ Solicitors, King's Lynn, at whole Glace a Plan of the lc may be ken: TO COLON! LS Oi; This day was publifeed, pries 3s. 6d. the 6ccond Edition, (Infcribed to Mrs. Hannah More,) F OUISA, aNARRATFVE of FACTS ; fop pored to throw Light on the Mylterious Hillory of the stranger, known by the none of" The Lady of the Hay-Rack."- — , Tranated from a French Work, insbliased in the Imperial 9onta, ons, ,A. D. 1785. By the Re*. GEO. H. GLASSE, A. M. Itoetor of Hanwen, Middjefex. Mb, F. and C. Abington, R. Faulder, F. Wingrave, J. Hat chard, and Cobbett and Morgan. AN Adjutant of an ohllegiment of the Line, in which he has (cried leveral years, and who can b, arengty recommended by tome of the Ara Officer; its the Ser vice, willies to obtain an Adjutmey of Militia. Applications by Letter, addrclied to A. IS. at George's Coec.• aoufc, Coventry-art-et, will be immediately attended to. • • ARMY TO OFFICERS ON HALF-PAY. ZIEVIVRIGHT and GREIG having formed comedian with one of the molt retpedlahle Nantes • Auden in the Army Line, beg leave to offer their fervicia the Public In general as ARMY AGENTS, and in partic to OFFICERS on HALF-PAY, with whom tbt7 wilt man( bands an the molt liberal terms; and, from the irningeme.. made, trait they will be able toeccoMmetdats tilde CreAtienle eatlke,atadapon edam terms than ever done in this coutitr‘ To prevent upeace to thole who favour S and G. with employment, Powers of Attorney win be given gratis, c... of which, with affidavits, will be had at their diets in a few (1,.. No, 8, South Bridge, Edinburgh, 111 May Igor, This day was publiihed, 1. New Edition, being the Third, contiderably enlarged and Improved, and to which is now first added, HINTS ON FISH PONDS; price bound sa L tk . PLAIN and EASY INTRODUCTION to the Knowledge and Practice of GARDENING. By CHARLES MARSHALL. . Vicar of Brizworth, Northaniptonfhlre. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard Said alfo by J. Hatchard, No. 173, Piec4dilly. ---- ARMY NIMISSIONd FOR SALE. CORNETCY tft or KING's Regiment Dra• goon Guards. Station..-England id Lieuts. 23d Rest, of Foot, .---..-Egypt. Enfigneies 4th Do. -....—England. •-.....-..- 17th Do. ...---.-..Minorca. .......-...... 31ft Do. ....--Ditto. --- old Do. .-....-... Egypt. .-...-.....-. 33d Do. .--....W0ft Indies. .....-...-. 72c1 Do. ---Ireland. ~.+......... sift Do. . .....--.Dape of G.Hope To be fold an moderate terms. Aptly to SIEVWRIGHT and GRFIG, No. B,Soutb Bridge, Edinburgh. Letters, poll paid, dilly anfwered. This day was publlibcd, Hardfornely printcd In One Vol. Bro. Price In beards, 64. _ ) ERMONS F eached oa several OCCASIONS. 'f u which are added, THREE CHARGES and a czacuLaß ADDRESS to the Clergy of the Duxefe of °front, oa the State of Ireland, in :he year 1797. ay T L. O'BEIRNE, D. D. Lord Bilbop at Meath. Printed lot F. and C. Rivlngton, No. 61, St. Paul's Church ,rd ; J. Robinfon, - New Boad-ftreet ; and Media. Walton and Son, Capej-Itreet, Dublin. Thin day was publifhad, handfonsely printed in Odayn. price in boarda, Ss. A Fourth Volume of SERMONS on PRACTICAL SUBJECTS. By the late Rey. SAMUEL. CARR, D. D. Prebendary of St. Paul's, Rector of St. e`.ndrew Underfhaft, London, and of Finchtey, Printed for F. and C. Airington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard ;J. Robfon, New Bond-ftreet, Natchard, Piccadilly ; and W. J. and J.Riehardfon, CornhilL Of whom may be had, The Second Eslitlon of the three firft Volumes of SERMONS on PRACTICAL SUBJECTS, by the fame Author, price In boards, 11. rs. 711 — t18HSTATEZETITERY, 18oz. Begins Drawing the xoth of JULY next. SCHEME. BRITISH IN EGYPT. NEW ROYAL CIRCUS, ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS. T H . . EV eg EN tu l l N ru G, er M not A ic T , 2 w o ill b i e. B p o rd i :n a ted nd every . , A VARIETY OF NEW TO,CESTRLAN EXERCISES. Themiebrated Went Phenomenon Meter SAUNDERS, Wei go *rough his aftonfthing Perfiwutances on Modelled& After which, (39th time) iNcw Grand Ballet Pantomime, with entire New Millie, - Drelies, 'Scenes, and Decorations, in T w o Parts, combining Song, Dance, and Adtion, and found • ed on kiiitorical fads. called . KINALDO RINALDINI ; Or, TYE SECRET AVENGERS. After which, for the lit time, will be prefented A New Serio-Comte Pantomime, principally stew, but ;lard) taken front the popular Pantomime of Alexandria, called HARLEQP IN MAMALUKE; Or, THE BRITISH IN EGYPT. Wi t h New Scenery, Machinery, Drefles, and Decorations. corredly puurtraying the Antiquities. Natural Curlofities. and Coftume of the Copts, Mamalukes, Arabs, &nigh • 'Turkillymnd French Republican Forces, ergaged in the hard contefted Aaiun', near • ABOUKIR ANP ALEXANDRIA. The Mull e moftly resv.with feledtians from popular nations. • • 4 . .yi e b L Sa rr u e l l ; d e fignal c hy Mr. Oramwood , and executed by Alm, Melfrs . Bladtmore,Marchbank, and Alfiftants. . :The Machinery wholly invented and executed by Mr. Brad *ie.. The Decorations, Banner., Honfings of the Manse • • WM, Byitilb Cavalry, Stc: fce. by Mr. Popje. • 4 •.: 'The Dram Maned by Meffre, Hodfon, Davis, and MIS • Williams, and completed by them and Affiftants. The whole invented and produced under the Dircetion of )4. Caoss. • . frailequin Mamalake, Mr. Male; • Bridal Commander in Chid, Mr. Davis ; • , Maior-General, Mr. Wilkinfon ; Major, Mr. Palmer; light *Mork, Mcffrs. Porter, Jeffries Ridgway, Charles, Ste. . French Commander In Chief , Mr. Bradbury; Irma Cavalry, Maim Mika, Webb, Adam, &c. • Leader of Bonapirte's Invindbles, Mr. Betterton • Officers of the Guards, .{id Regiment, &c. Width Naval Commander, .Mr. Robeets ; Sailors, ice. Tom Bowling. and Serjeant of the 42d, Mr. Helme. Midlhiliman, Mrs. Racy; Egyptian Magi, Mr. Betts; And Egyptian Mummy, (alias animated Scaramouch), Mr. Montgomery. Egyptian OW, Mrs. Herbert; Cyrnbellina, MI& H. AdanA And Columbine, (Sift time) Mifa Adams. In the comic of the Pantomime will be introduced the fol lowing Dances compered by Mr. Montgomery. A Wotan Hornpipe, by hrtifs Athens; In which will bola. traduced the Broad Sweed Eaterelfe. An Egyptian Pah Sad, by Mn Heinle, and a Dana of Mamalukes, preparatory to Battle, by Meths. Betterton, Id. fries, Porter, Slader, Scejeant, Webb, Rayner he. he. To conclude with a grateful commembrative Exhibition of the gallant exploits of the Brien Army, reprefented by REAL CAVALRY and welldifelplined infantry, in their bard.ean- Idled boggle with the invincible Legion, and taking the In- Wails bosint whichisl a rc n iented (after his having received Ye bob to the t and ever to be hum weond) med SIR RALPH ABERCROMBY, Alter which, 27th time, with new Scenery, Dram, and De angedams. an entire new National Spedsele (commemorating ow kb Naval Atchievernent), called THE NORTHERN FLEET; • Or, BRITISH INTREPIDITY TRIUMPHANT. b which will be introduced a REAL SEVENTY-FOUR, The Public are reipeethilly Informed an entire new Grand ▪ L in rehearfal, and will be fpeedily produced Pisces for the Boxes to be taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the ion Wee, New Royal Circus. Serviots cannot pi:Ably keep places later than half pail Seven. Doors to be opened at half pall Five, to begin at half pan Six. Second Price at Half pelt Eight. NEW MUSIC..—This day were publiMcd. By Goulding, Phipps, and D'Abnalne, Mule Sollars to thrir Royal _Highneffes the Prince and Prinoefs of Wiles, No. 4s, Pall Mall, and No. 76, St. Jamciaittreet. T HE 'Comic Opera of the BLIND GIRL, as now performing with univerfal applaufe, at the Theatre lora]. Cr/vent-Garden ; competed by Mazzloghl and Reeve ; trice roe: 6d. The favourite Overture of Peroufe, for the Piano Forte, competed by Moorehead and Davy ; price 21s. The favourite Indian Ballad, as (ung by Mrs. Mills, in the ' idled of Peroufe; eostipofed by J. Moorehead ; price is. . 1 Han7 p A. Atheedlie Air and the Hanoverian Waltz, as a Ilealshr by J. L. Hoberecht, price as. 6d. . 0 baggials y, a Glei for four yokes, e! riffeeleed at th e nowpided by T. Attwood. price as, 6d. Al why . *make far 3 voices; by T. Astwood, pr. Is, t Adieu, ofe bowers, a Glee for 4 voices, by ditto, price as. Owen, a favourite Song, as rung by Mr. Townfead ill the COMIC rpera of St. David's Day, by T. Attwood, price is. Airs with variations, cancavante (or two clarinets, arranged by M. Soler, iniee 6c Sit Military Divertimentos, as performed by the Dote of York's Band, competed and adapted for She Plane Fate, by ). C. Weyrauch, price 31. W.th a great variety of new Leffona, gongs, &c. Ike. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, (the original Insertion of Mr. Hat !j), prepared and Sod by Thomas and William Henry, and Apothem. Manehater. This molt agreeable perfumed Liquor IS a+ ompound of WOO concentrated Vinegar, joined with the molt pleabat Arestatlza Its ftramj and pungent Odour renders it extremely timeful and falutary to patens labouring under Hesd-Aces, atc. and adapts it for counteraeting the bad delta Of hated mind Air. _Hence it has been found highly ufeful wise the infeetion of Fevers, of Bore Throats, or et elkoreemeglesks Lacafet, prevail; sa4 In all croudcd places 2111111 e id" as Theatres, Courts of Peke, dtc. It may be pwiledhely recommended to Perlitns rating do Hot altuatts • ----- The Atrimeibllleek at Visor, prise .sa sod. each Desk.; 111111 11.._ 104.144. Is ibid. whoteLle and retail, by Bayley and mug% (.011:it si gh t e m ooly pzfr ph e ere in - Lentn eatberifed Lit t dad 9tatVes • CrYftal. Yd. fired br the • OW 611-1111111titihiWe *MO $P 1 :11111111, aidialladn No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. $ of C. 10400 la L. 4opeo a 10,000 - =.ooo 3 * 3 gma • 55.000 $ • $4003 • 4Pe O S . 1,000 ' - 3, 00 0 Dada yrya ether Prises from soot to St O't Matey for the Prism u foots as Drawn. THE Tickets, Halves %meters, Eighths, and lititteenth Shares, Stamped pWuant to At of Parliament are fold and reefers! by Mr. NICHOLSON, at his State- Lottery-Mee, No. a 6, Cornball, London, where all Satin& re Wive to Lotteries, or the Public Funds, is faithfully tranfadted. Schemes at large gratla,—Orders from the Country, with proper remittances, puoduaSy executed. ROMAN CEMENT AND STUCCO, MESSRS. PARKER andeo. having eUablilhed Trfaa adieu at Law, their exclufive right of making CE MENT under PATENTalleave to Rate, that it is fold by sloes auk, at Enid*. 1 This Come will fee and become as bard as Stone, either in m degree ail or out alwaixr. It to Mafonry an uncommon of Moe* said ; and way be expired to the salon of aisseidos 'rah§ ha injury. It is a cheap fubititute for Phoebes Shak e where wawa., fpirita, or oil, are to be pre ferred. Canon Mena: aw be fo improved by it as a. tur ps(' to flreark tog Turas - Mawr; and by the fame Means STUCCO is predwtol etas wilt hard and durable nature. - Latch was publillted, 4 EiviVolumes Odavo, Priee 31. the Fourth Edition, of THE PHILOSOPHY of MEDICINE. on the Nature and Prefervation of Health, and on the Na. tore, and Cure, of every Difeafe incident to the Human Body, with a fall Account of the Ititrodudiou and Pradice of P.m. I mak illultrated by Cafes* • and containing upwardt of Forty new Anatomical Plates, and the Portraits of the aloft eminent Teams of Medicine. By ROBERT JOHN THORNTON, M.D. Member of Trinity College, Cambridge; Loiterer on Medical Botanz k li i:r t G t z e ' i s , Horpttal ; one of the Council in the Rota mind t of the London Medics , Society ;yfidan to the Murk-Berne Ocneral Deponfary ; Honorary Mani= of the Phytical Societies Of Guy's and Bartholo. mew's Hofpitals; and of the Lyegum Modicum Lends. nettle, Ste.; Author of Letters to Dr. Seddon, on the Theory and Prwitice efPneumatic Medicine; the Politician's Creed; l i and new publiihing, in Numbers, a new Uluitratimi of the Sexual Syltan of Linnseus. SANCTIONS. a. Thu have we given a brief Analyfis of the Philofophy of Medicine, which will be found of the higheß ufe to all theft who are dames of profs:eying, or regaining, the Weals ibk Mango, Health...4c is the heft Work on the Suited in any Language ; It is the Production of a Mind, learned, compre. henfive, candid, open to, and defirous of, Information ; cast: ideas in Invaligiatiolt, yet r etolute to embrace the Truth; a Friend ts 1111111141, ',Bent in his hopes, as in his efforts, for inereaftegglollounetdinowtedge ; and particularly interefted ' in the gawp Adimpaies and &mail of Pneumatic Medicine; of do al which the 'Author (for he has drawn front the has el his own C 01161501116 and incorporated his own obilervatioss), entertains sbnoft unbounded expeditions, lbrolog evidantly that temperament which 'dually accompanies EITIA Review. a. The PUILOIOI.II7 or MIDICUIIt it II W al k which soot prehenda the Modern Improvements In Phyfte, conneded with the new Chemin'', dll'playing a Knowledge which would do Credit to the Grit Medical Man in England,—Froet the left Puldiestiou oldie late WILLIAM Cantasisats as, M. D. Stle miLzdurer en Anatomy, Surgery, and Phyuology, in • The number of Cafes rebted, wherein Vital Air, Hydrw gun Air, and other factitious Airs were tried, amounts to above So. Lembo : Sold by Robtatons and Symonds, Paternofter-row ; Col, St, Thomas 'Area. Borough; Dilly, in the Poultry; , Mosey and Highley, Fleet-Item ; Rich:l4lon, Cotahill; Pleat-itteet Bed" Evans, and Manion. Fell-miE; liesidiam end Ciaalle, liand-Anct ; St. jams'. anti Sods DES 1 R A BL 11, RESIDENCE near TIVERTON, DEVON, TITHE FREE.—TO BE SOLD, THE Fee Simple and Inheritance of all that new created Capital Melinage or Manfien-hook called ASHLEY, with a 3 Railed Stable, Garden, and about 63 Acres of TelAge ' excellent Orchard, and very fine Meadow Land thereto belonging, adjoining tbe River Exe. Ahnoll the whole of it is tithe-free. Alfo a Farm-honk and all necellary Ap ppnnrrttatancet on another part of the fea:c Pr.:mires, with a pro- fitable Stone Quarry lately opened. The Honk is molt pl.:gently fitnated on a rifing Ground, about a mile front the town of Tiverton, towards Exeter, and commands a beautiful view of the windings of the River Lae, land a diftant profpetit of the town s It Confifts of a very good Hall 34 feet by as, a Dining-par lour 22 by sa, a Drawing-room a 8 by 16, fix Bed-counts, two Dreffing-rooms, a very excellent Kite,hen,•Becw-houfe, and all other neeelfary Ofikes. The whole Elate now in poireffion of Nicholas Dennys, Efq. lies quite comma, and Is altogether a very elegant and defiralle Refidence for a genteel Family, and the whole being now in band, a parader may have almoft inunediate poffefLon. Tiveron is one of the principal towns in Devonfitire, has a very excellent neighbourhood, and is r 4 miles from Exeter. For Sale of the Pranifn, a public Audtkin will be held at the Three runs, in Tiverton aforcfaid, on Saturday the ackth dad of June neat, between the hours of five and Lx. Part of the purchafe money, if conveukot to a pk;rchafer, may be left on mortgage. For viewing the Prange", apply at the Honk. and for fur- ther particulars to the fold NOM, Decoys, or Wittianta, Fol lett, and Williams, Emig. ISLE OF wttorr.—cApn•AL MANOR AND FARMS , TO it 1101.1; DT LUCTIOW — IT J. YOUNG, On Thurftley, the 18th day of June, ant, at the Bugle-Inn„ Newport, ICe of Wight, at five of the clock In the Afternoon, ankh fowler ellfpcifed of by Private Contraß, of which ink. mediate Notice will be given, in the following Lots: Lot I. LL that Manor and Varm called MUD% DLFSFORD, Iltuate in the Palle of Armen, about three mites from Newport, and tbree from Wooton, eon fitting of a convenient Mcifitafte or Dwelling-Itoufe, lately /kcal up at confiderable ez?enec, will (nimble Barns, Stables, anti Out-bulidintp, and about 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Perri cure, Coppice, wood, and common Land, thereto belonging. The above Mate Is Tythe-frec, entemelywell•Roeketi witi4 Timber, the Royalty Is eery extenfive, and the Manor abounds with Game. Lot 2.--About ya Acres of Araide 4 Meadow, and Pafi.ure Land, with a Barn thereon, adjoining to the above Prangin g and called Calla. Lot 3..—About 66 Acres of Amble, Meadow, Pafture, aa4 Coppice Land, called Packfieldis,with two Tenements and Dar den* thereto belonging. The two laR mentioned Lots are firuate near the Road lead. log front Newport to Rydc, arc capable of great improvement, and porch eztenfive Common Rights, and a great part of this Lands are alfo Tythe-free. - Lot 4..—About 76 Acres 'of Arable, Meadow, and Paw! Land, and x 5 Acres of Coppice Land, adjoining the above pro. 'mites, with Two Tenements, and a Garden, and a Barn, ant; Stable thereon, called Woodhoufe. Qn the three (aft Lots,there are feveral amnions eotrorwo& log rich and weave views. The Timber on each Lot to be taken by the purchafer, at a valuation. The Land Tax charged on the whole of thePrentifes,amoanta to 191. cos. per annumond the Lots will be fold fubjed to each purchafer paying a proportionate part thereof. The Poor-ratca tare remarkably low, and did not until the laßtwo years amount to as. In the Pound. Printed perticulass may be had three weeks previous to the Sale, at the of Offices Melrrs. Daman, and WarnaN Eonifty 6 Mars. Duill and Matthews, Inner Temple, London; Bugle Inn, Newport; Deistic and White Hart, Whebefter ; Crowe, Porthnouth ; Dolphin, Capon; Coach and Hodes, Southamp. ton • White Hart, Salibery ; Angel, Lymineton ; Crown, Ring wood : and at the Aoetioneer's, Rowley. CAPITAL 61 3 124;41 PQ WORKS, TO 3$ SOLD ST AUCTION, Under a Commalon of Bankrupt, at the Swan Ina, In verhantpton, Stafford, on Toerday the aeith day of May. reline he tale to begin at Three o'clock' in the evening, wilds difpoted of by Private Comma before the aoth day ot May, in which cafe due Notice will' be giOen ALL that PARCEL of LAND, ' containing about Three-quarters of an Acre, with a capital Steam Mill, Spinning Rooms, Warehoures, Dwelliorboures for Work men' and other Buildingsßuildings ereded th ereon, coavured for combing and carding of Wool, and fpinning of Wafted and Woollen Yarn, grinding and boring of Gun Bowels, toning, painting, f:uate at Herfeko field, nearly adjoining the Town o( Wolverhampton, together with the Machinery now therein ; and alto fuck St ock in Trade and Implements as than be men doped in an Inventory, which will be produced at the time ' klec.-The Machinery conflits of two Patent Combing Ma- Hibbs's. with Drawing Frames and Combs complete; Sit Worfted Spinning Frames. with preparing Machines; Fear large double Carding Engines; Five (Ingle Carding En*aistg Throe jacks for (pinning littYarn ; Two Teiaers • and Two Brag I.athea—The whole is upon the neweft and heft cos ttruaion, in good repair, performs its work remarkably ma s and is capable of cambial; Tea Poch. of Wool. tpinning TwanT ty Packs of Yank and boring of Two hu nd red Gun Barals weekly,workine eleven hours ads 82y; belides which power WI Set which yields a Bent of Siaty Guineas a Year. The Land and Buildings are held under a Late for the re- Ague of a term of yeah, about fony.fevis of which are mug pined ; with a power rermwed to the Lace only, of determin ing the fame at nag end of every raven years ; iu which catZ a certain protect* of the mps Bid an in the Buildings Cu bt repaired by that Landlords; Mjjgn die Wolverhampton aye Blanlagbaia qgthil, and Ila weir the Town of Waiver limping whore little e had for Women and Liall dm% _fladarsihka dodo* flimatiosfor a Wok of this fon; sad loan Vols. Ow stet i o dlis Engine, are delivered on lig Preto** under than aspence IKrl9llskns4 weill!* , • Potirefliott }s4 Immediately. The whole will be put up mother in One Lot ; and, Woe bidders, the Engine and Buildings wilt his put op in 4:1133 Log, and the Machinery in ene pr MIN Lots, a. Quill be agree* upon at the time eiCiale. For a view apply so Mr. Timm Hill. as the Works; and !mbar particulars to dlr. Alga, firapracy Warcohmelltr. ILLUSTRATION OP BRITISH ZeoLoGy. This day were publidsed, Number I, price 25.6d.—And Volu m I, (containing Number I. to XII.) price in boards 31. los. of an entirely new, complete, and elegant Work, rj'HE NATURAL, HISTORY of BRITISH SHELLS, including Figures and Defcrlptions of aB the Species hitherto difcovcred in Great Britain ; fyftematieally ar ranged in the Linnean Meaner, with fricistific and general Ob. ferrations on each. By E. DONOVAN, F. L. S. Author of the Natural Hißories of Heti& Birds, Ideas, &e. Printed for the Author, and for F. and C. itivington, No. 62, St. P 311 1 .1 Church-yard.—Lld alfo by J. Hatchard, No. 173, in Piccadilly. CONDIT IO N S : This Work fhall be elegantly printed in Odtaeo, on a fine Wove Royal Paper, and Hot.prelfed. 11. Three Plates fhali be given in each Number, with deferip. dons ; They wIU be printed on Whatman's Drawiog Paper, and corredly Snilbcd in Colours from perfedt specimens of the Shells—Price as 6d. each Number. 111. This Work than be completed in Sixty Monthly Numbers. An lade: for the fyilematie Arrangement will be given at the End of each Volume, containing Twelve Numbers. The Frofpedtus may be bad, gratis, of all the Bookfellers. Lately psiblifhed, by the fame Author, A NATURAL HISTORY of BRI TISH BIRDS, Or, a Seledtibn of the moft rare, beautiful, and intereftlng Species which inhabit this Country. With One hundred and twenty four coloured Plates Complete in Five Volumes, price In boards 71535. Mhz A NATURAL HISTORY cf BRITISH INSECTS, with• l coloured Pisces and of which Eight Volumes are pow com pleted, price 91 z N. L. Thefe works continue to be fa in Monthly Numbers ar formerly, the Birds at ra,. 6d, and the Ink& ae as.. each Number.