Star. — London, England, 1802-04-27 00:00:00

• /1. N a ,..1 f Apilmommimminismims , .7.am 1 v.r.av, v _ - __ . ft - , - ? ,-, - —V4-1,0:74' r..,i; • 7, 4. . rv,. ••• ... „.....! C 1 A:lt I: 'll4 - ' ' '''''' • ‘''----/ iJiciio--11- ', _ ' .1',.. '' F NUMBER 41963 THEATRE ROYAL DRUMLANE. . TUESDAT,.4PRIL 27, IPO2 [PRICE BIX-PENCE. "T'O-MORROW EVENING, APRIL IL Roz, . 1 - their Majcities Servants win ad Shaketeare's Play of THE WINTER'S TALE. • Leontes, Mr. KEMBLE. To which will be added the Farce of THE DEVIL TO PAY. JAI" Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Ncll, Mn. JORDAN, This Ereninia.-Pisarro; with Of Age To-morrow. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF PERTHSHIRE, DINTL/LMIX. IT was not my intention to have lacked your Votes at the neat General Fitt 'lion, till I should have had an opportunity of perfonally returning my unmet thanks to each individual Freeholder for the honour already conferred on me : but a report of an intended oppoiltion obliges me to de clare my willies of being continued your Reprefentative in the Imperial Parliament, left my filence should be mikonitrued into Indifference about being again placed in that dift:ngulihed iituation. LOST, between the hours of Two and Five, on Monday ►af, either in St. Paul's Church, or at a Shop in Upper Thames-Rreet, not far from London Bridge, a BROWN SILK PURSE, with gold Taffels, containing one Bank of England Bill for One Hundred Pounds, with John Comyns wrote on the Back, and a Five Pound Bridport Bill, cut in two parts.—Who.ver will bring the above Bills to .I.)hn Comytts, No. t a, Sackville-ltrcet, Pier tdilly, than receive Ten Guinea. reward —The payment of the Inthig !topped.' 1N THE MATTER OF JOHN DUMBELL, A BAN[Y,OPT• To BE SOLD (purfuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery,) before Nicholas Ridley, Efq. one of the Malta* of the laid Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southampton- Pullangs, Ch incery-lane, London, on Monday, May 34 s . . • IR^2. ar Chree of the Clock in the Afternoon ; in One I.st, THE REVERSION in FEE SIMPLE expec tam on the detcrminaCon of a certain Term of Years. which spire on the pit of December t St thole Water Corn Alills.alled MERSEY MILLS, fituate at liowley, rplar Warrington, in the County of Lancafter. hicrfey Mills are newly erected, with Nineteen Pair of Stones complete, and One Pair unfinifbcd ; Seven Deviling Machines, and One Screen • a capital Dwelling Houfe, with Liftable Of. fices, Coach-hot:ft, Stabling, Shrubbery. and Land. contain ing about Three Acres, and Thirteen Cottages for Workmen; now in the PoifelSon of Melfrs. Lyon, Dutton, and others. Particulars may be had (gratis) at the faid Matter's Chem• ben, in Southampton 13uildlop aforefaid ; of Mr. Santer, So licitor, New bin. London; of Mr. Hebberfty, Solicitor, Auf tin Friars, London; and of Mr. Metre, Solicitor, Warrington, Lancathire. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, APRIL 28, 1 802, wiU be relented ilhaltefiseare's Play of THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Falftalf, (firft time) Mr. COOKE. To which will be added the New Grand Ballet of BRAZEN MASK. t with Brazen Ma*. GENTEEL HOUSE. FINCHLE.Y. TO BR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. A GENTEEL comparEt Bow-fronted HOUSE, Stinted near the flu Mile Stone, on the verge of Finch leyCoatmon: containing two Bed-rooms on the two pair Storey; a thawing-room and Bed room on the one pair Storey ; and two Bow-fronted Parlours. a good Kitchen, Wait-honk, and Dairy on the groucd Storey; and appropriate Cellars on the bafement Storey : the While well (applied with excellent Water; a large Garden well planted with choice Fruit Trees, and amply Socked: detached in a fpeclous Courtyard, inclofed with a brick Wall, are a large Coach-houfe, a Laundry, a Hay-barn, a Poultry-houfe, a Man Servant's-room, Stabling for four Horfeii, with a good Loft, convenient Cattle-Bled', a Cow-beak for four Cows, and a Calf-pea—A Clofe of rich Meadow Land, containhut two Acres, may be rented with the Premifce For a further reference apply to Mrs. Boulder, Bald-faced Stag, Maley Common. This NEW MUSIC. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. jun publifted, by Mc:, No. a 9. Coruhio, the corner of Holles-ftreet, Odord-greet ; and No. as:. New Bind-Brat, r-Pfne Clifford-fired, E favourite OVERTURE, SONGS, DUETS, Ste. from at CAsINIT, compefoi by Braham and Reeve, viz. The Overture, as. The Beautiful Maid, is. W. The pled Duct, at. 6d. No more by Sorrow, &e. • Pollacca, as. Fair Ellen, ts.6d. By my Mother 'twos laid , as. Turn Minutes _ _ to F( condo, Is. ifid. Peter Pull-haul, is. 6d. Fortune may frown, ts. 0 what a monftrous gay Day, ss. Newer think of sneering Sorrow, 'a. The Single married, and the Married Fr.eppy, 14. Alt! what a Pity, ts. 6d. Hear us, my Lord, ts. With a Friend and a Wife, 16. 6d. The Grand March, u ',donned at the Entree of the Marquis, Is. Alfothe whole of the above, in one Bock adapted for the Getman Flute, price as. Where may be had, lately pobrdhea, The favourite Overture to Harlequin Almanack, price vs. The Gardener's Glee, from ditto, is. 6d. Briton's Glory, is. hpring, is. and, A Sword is Deft changed to a Sale, xs. WANTED, a fituation, by a fleaay Man. as upper fervant in a regular genteel Family ; can Gave and dres hair if required, underftanda Comething of gm-dening and management of grotusda, *c. and has no objedllon to take a fituatioo of that fort, as country madame b willed for. 1 .c.ter.fpolt paid) to A. B. No. xi, Wett•laee, Rotberhitive, s'M be attended to.--Can be well recommended. TO BE LET, Furnithed, and enteral upon Inunediatel*, lIARFORD HOUSE, near Downton, Wilts ; wkh vralka Gardens, Hot-hoofer, Stables, Coach-kooks, anti all other convenient 001 cm, and a 6 Acres of Patton Land, tate in the occupation of the Earl of Mahneibury. About so Acres more of Pettus Land may be bed if required, and the Manor of Hamptworth, adjoining to Downton, Will be let with the above.—Barford-Houfe is only fix miles from Saillburit. Enquhe of Mr. Arney, Clore, Saliibury; or of Idr. Mon lind, bowman, Wilts, who will thew the Pruoifes. RVIDE HOTEL-ISLE OF WIGHT. p YELF, impreffed with gratitude for the nu mrroas favours conferred on him by the trobiltly, Gen try, ,Travelkes. and others, who bawriscnoured him with their pstrunage. begs to return his mot Bncere thanks, and to allure he has laid in a choice affortinent of the belt old Wine, Spirits ; together with an additional number of Pot Chaifrs, Gizs, and Saddle Herres; and by aria attention to buSr.cfs, hopes to merit their future favours. N.B. kyde being i molt delightful and heakhy fpot, is much f:.q.:•ntcd by thole Who are fond of Sea Bathing ; particularly as there are Machines for that purpofc at all times of the tide. ALL, an excellent Warm Bath. 'I'HE INNKEEPERS in CHESTER, on the -I- Great Road from London to Holyhead, Bath, Briftul, 70:11 Porkpie, refpedfully inform the N , Gentry, and Travellers in general, that they will accommodate them with roft-elsaifes and Hodes on the following terms:a.. Two Shillings per mile for four luirka. One Shilling per mile fi.r a pair. Sapence per mile for faddy harks. - . nervants riding upon a box. dickty, &c. will be charged ttre.: pence per mile extra; and for two or more, three-pence each. The Nobility, Gentry, and Public, may depend on having good carriages and hoefes equal to any in the kingdom, and every exertion will be tied to make the journey fate and ex peditious. Chefter, April i 6, doz. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOB:UT?, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, arc refputfully informed, J. BURGESS and Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. VIES. continues to be prepared by them in the farnemanner that Ilan obtained fuch unlverfal approbation fur many years paft. The hog justly acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perron* rccdent in all parts of the Wald, and having stood the telt of trial, ranks it in the iltuation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHO VIES arid other RICH SAUCES for FISH, dce. induces them, from the numerous Advertifements daily appeasing, to caution Fa nlike,. fee in porehating the fame, as none is to be had of Till IR eLt.uise, but at their Warelsoufe as under. Fscry other Ar:icic in the Oil TradcfO; lan;ly;tie, of the heft quality. Wi.SIANDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, he 01•FICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon thr Coral notice for the Fait and WeR Indies, dtc. Wurchoufe, No. toy, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the tonvenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap pointed Meirrs. R. Johnitou and Co. Edinburgh, their foie Agents for Fith Sauces. AROMATIC SPIRIT' of VINEGAR, (the mien' Invention of N:r. Henry,) prepAred and fold by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Cbanilta and Apothe raties, Manehefter. This molt agrroabhi perfumed Liquor is a compound of high ly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the mod pleafant Aro- Ilariss. Its drong and pungent Odour renders it extremely 3.rzt.f - al and fandary to Perfuns labouring under Head-acing Mgr, &c. and adapts it for counternaing the bad Effedis or foul Air. Hence it lies been found highly laid is Jtunmc, where the Inkedinn of Fevers, of Sore ThrGats, or c' otter contagious threat; s. prevail ; and in an araudcd places rublic retort, as Theatres, Coons of Jultice, &c. It may 2111 he particularly recommended to Perk= rdding In hot ClLr.a:ca. . 141- AftOStATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, price ia 9d. each rlttie. (stamp included ) is fold Wholdale and Retail, by 1 - 1 7 k .: and Blew. CockfpurArect, (the oily Perfons in London La' •ortf..ll by the Propmtors to fell the fame,) where may be hz‘i 5?0r,,,,-e Boxes of Gold, Silver, Carnelian. Cryttal, Ste. A B. Each Bottle, betides a Copper-plate Label, tuned by Ibrirtrets. has the Letters T. assel W. HI.NRY ' s AROMA . ru brq NIT 01VINIOAR . MOIlkled PI the Giars. Their Names arc gra er:raved in the Stamp, the Counterfeiting of which ia lacy: (N; At the bale place may be had, I leary'seeteieed • 6 1‘ battles, at is. yd as. 6d. and 3s. 64. sash, flan" inaludal. IT during the War !have preferred fulfilling (to the belt of my abilities) the duties of a profcffion, which I k ad entered into before my theft Elediost, it will not be deemed prefump tion in me to (tipple that you approved of my amend, as you unanknouDy rit-eledked me at the left general Eledion, while abroad; and I have lately received front many refpedka bit Freeholders the molt flattering proofs of their &cent, by the unfolicited alEhrances of their rapport. I truft, therefore, that 1 Gail run no riffs of fiffering in your good opinion by any mifreprefentatlon, more cfpecially as I believe dining my abfence the particultr intercity of the County-have always been well attended to in Parliament. Much as I prise the high honour of holding this fituation, I &cold anxioully with to ;void dliturbing the peace of the county ; but t make you this early declaration, in the full con- Tidier* of its being siren/Me to the great majority of the Free holders, that I &Gold again offer inyfeif as a Candidate at the next General EJedtion. In carneftly requeithsg the honour of your Votes and In. tereft, 3llow me to allure you, that I bare no objedt whatever of perronal intereft ; and that if I fueceed, it will be the higheß gratification of my ambition, to have opportunities of evincing my gratitude to you by a constant attention to the interests of the eminty, and by a sealous attachment to the Conftitution of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. I have the honour to be, with fenthnents of unalterable te rra, Gentlemen, Strittoo-ttreeta four obliged and devoted Servant, April 14, 18os.S THOS. GRAHAM. ADVOWSON. r rO BE DISPOSED OF, .a Right of Prefenta don to a Living (*hi& probably wilFbe vacant in a than time) of the annual value of wi and upwards—in a pleafant part of kngland..—Apply at the Mee of Mars. Balton, Sa vage and Spike, Temple. This day was F111)11164%1. PART FIRST, Price Five Wings, REPORTS in the Court of Exche4tier, dating the eta year of Geo. IIL By ROBERT FORREST, Bhp of the Middle Temple, Barrifter at Law. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, rortvgal-Rreet, Lincoln's len, by G. Adds, Grevilloarect, Hattoo-Gardea. 'SIR FRANCIS BURDETT's SPEECH. Tbls day was pab li ihed, price is. - THE INTERESTING SPEECH of the Hon. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart on his hiodon for to-- Rimini an INQUIRY into the CONDUCT of his Majetty's late Minitters, on Mooda the lith of Aedl, 1 802. London : Printed for . S. Jordan, No. 180, Fleet-arm, Corner of Fetter.lane. 0 whom may be had, price 6d. An dogma Eulogiant on .the late Doke of Bioroau, as de livered by doe Han. C. J. Fox, to the Houfe of Cannons, on the z6tl of Muth, do& LIFE OF TOUSSAMT. On Thurfdap, April sp, will be publithed, Embeljilled with his Portrait, taken frOm Life, price 2.. fewed, THE LIE'. of TOUSSAINT LOUVER TURE Chid of the French Rebels in St. Domingo. Containing ihensoft remarkable dreumftancos of his YO'uth, his joining the celebrated Negro Chiefs Manors, Bayou )(ONT. and JEAN Faisueets, his joining and deferting the Spaniuls, and the atrocities at the War he carried on againii the French ; his joining the French Standard, rendering him ref independent In St. Domingo, and the cruel adts which ac companied his Mit refiftance to the Expedition of General Lacarec. Tranflated from the French of M. DUEROCA. London : Printed far H.D. Symonds, Paternollez-row. Lately publiihed in now, price era. bound, An improved Edition of I3ROOKES'S ART OF ANGLING. In Two Parts; I. An Account of Pith and Pondo—The Method of Fly ouking—Laws that concern Angling—The fecret Manner of catching Pith by Ointments, Pates and ether Arta—Direr. dons both how to procure Baits and fat snaking Ffilting Tackle, with the &reit way to find Sport. 11. The various Main of Rock and Sea Rasing, with an Account of the Cod and Whale Pitheries—Likewife a Natural Hittary of Gat extraordinary Produdiftms of the Ocean, the Hermit, the Flying Fla, the Sea Devil, the Turtle, the Shark, the Whale, &e. ate. illuftrated with One Hundred and Thirty-five Cuts. The whole fonnin: a SPORTSMAN'. MAGAZINE, comprifing all that is Cllllolla and valuable In the Art of Angling. Printed for W. Lowndes, 76, Fleet-ftreet ; fold by T. Hurft, 32, J. Wallis, 46, Paternolter-row ; and at the Filing .Tackle Shops. Of the above-mentioned Bookiellers may be had, In Svo, rice ros.6d. bound, BARCLAY'S Complete and Unlverlal ENGLISH DICTIONARY, eonlidaably enlarEd and cot rceled throughout. HISTORY and PROCEEDINGS of PARLIAMENT. From 1743 to 18o1; Kith STATE PAPERS, from the Conunatectnent to the Clore of the War; in Ninety-five Volumes. MR. STOCKDALE refpedfully informs the Public, that he has purchafed from the AfSences of Jou x Bankrupt, all the remaining Copies of thei.PAR LIAMENTARY REGISTER; and that be is now reprint ing the reventeen Volumes fo long out of print, ans many fcarce Numbers, whereby he Rail be able to complete One Hundred Sets, containiog the proceedings of both Hodes of Parliament, from 1743 to ISoI, in Eighty four Volumes, which he pro pores to deliver, half bound, at 361. He has alto purchafed the SFATE PAPERS from the com mencement to the dole of the War, and is now reprinting the belt Volume, and Sall have that, and the eleventh Volume, concluding with the DiFINITITt TREATY Of PLACE, ready for immediate delivery. Price 7L 7s. Having only feventy-eight Sets for felt, he particularly requdts the favour of early orders ; and alto that fuck Gentlemen as are in poffellion of impeded Sets of either of the above Books, will give immediate Janie thuis foe the deficient Volumes or Number* to be procured ; a. bet very few of many of them are on hand, and there may hereafter be oat di/lenity in getting them completed. The price of the arate Volumes of the State Papers is 13s. each, excerpt Volume L std XI. which are One Guinea each. trr Mr.Srocun.ate will regularly continue the PARLIA MENTARY REGISTER in Weekly Numbers at is. etch, during the fitting of Parliament. Twenty Numbers of the Debates of the pretax &Mon are already pubillhed. The following Works were alfei bought by Mr. STOCCDALI from the fame Alfigneei, and are offered, for a limited time, at the very reduced prices annexed to each : Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin, a vol. royal 4to. boards, zoo. 64. Arndt itexttter, s vols. half bound, is.. Gladvein's Perrin' Mainline, al 4te. boards, a. u. Toot' Nameh, or Tale , of th royal Parrot, Paten and Englifk, royal ha. boards, ice.6d. Vißtite's Voyage to Botany Bay, plates, royal 4to. boards, Ail. Ditto, coloured plates, Piccadilly, April 19. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SQUIBB, At Ca:ravers eace-houfe, on Monday, the 3d day of May, sans, at One o'clock, before the Commidionen appointed fcr Sale and Redemption of the Land-tax, for the County of Benton!, or fuck Perfon or Pertain as they Ma appoint; AN eligible, corn pad Freehold Manor, or re- Find Manor nein called Tollimores, containing up • wards of One Hundred Ld Two Acres, fituate at Newgate- Erect, in the Parini of Hatfield, Hens, Six Miles from Bert , ford, and Eghtecn from London, on I -.ate to Mn,. Sullivan, for a Term c f 21 Years, of which three only will remain un expired at Michaelmas nest, under the low Yearly Rent of W. 141 rod.--Particulars may be had at the Salltbary Arm,, Hatfield; the Red Lion, Barnet; the Green Dragon. Chdhunt; of Mr. Squibb, Saville-row ; of Mars. Bray, Solicitors, Great Rata-Aran; and at the Mice of Mefrs. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craifs-coun,Weftminfter; what* Plan of the Eltate may be feat. BETWEEN BUCKINGHAM AND MESTER. With poffefilon at Lady Day next. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—by Mr. RAIN!, At the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in Cornhill, on Friday the 28th of May, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twenty-nine Lots, AN Extentive and Valuable Tithe Free and FItEEHOLD ESTATE; Confilting of nearly th4'whole Pwilh of TWYEORD ; with the MANOR thereof. The principal part Grazing Land of the first quality, and well yawed efpeelally fo by a fine .stream, which is mealy the bon odary to the Eftate on the North fide; and on which are two good Water Corn Mills that belong, as well as two Wind Mills on other parts of the Eftate; and three free Public-Honfes. The whale containing near Twelve Hundred Acres adds Land. The principal Mango is Twyford Lodge, which is Emoted in the centre of the Eltate, on dented ground, and has been, and is Rill, well worthy of being the kite of a rcfpcßable Re- Gdcoce; &tam four miles from Buckingham and Bioeften— the high rind. between which gnat Market Towns goes through this Eftate. Mr. Harper, at Twyford Lodge, as well as the other Te- nants, will thaw their feveral Lands; and of whom, on the sit of May, printed particalars may be had; alto at the prin. dpd Inns at Buckingham, }Wafter, and Ayleibury ; of the PAnters of the Oxford, Reading, and Noethampton Papers; Rainbow Coffise-houfe; of Mr. Rollie:, Attorney at Law, Thame; where, and at Mr. Raines, Land Surveyor, in Chry► lotte-ftrest, Blopmibury, a etyma Plan may be fees. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By WM. BUNNELL, At the Three Cops Inn, in Colcheiter, in the county of Eifel, on Saturday the tsth day of May next, at t 1 o'clock in the Forenoon, milers fooner difpokd of by Private Contract, of which ti nily Notice will be given, the following valuable Freehold EP.ates • in Four Lot,: LOT I. A FR EEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the 11 feveral Parillses of Lantarth and Burrs, in the County of Elia, known by abs name of RAVENSFIELD, confining of a Meffaage or Fann-hoofe, Bann, Stables, Ora narien, and other Outbuildiop, and about taco Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pram, and Woodland, now on Leak to Meths. William Page and Thomas Cooper, for 21 years from Michael- mas 1795, at the clear yearly Rent of t tol. LO Freehold Eftate, Stuate in the faid Peril:hes of Laniards and Butes, known by the name of Polftads, wait ing of a Farm-houfe, Barn, Stable, Carbonic, and other Cults ble Outhouks, with an Orchard, Garden, and about 6e Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Palture Land, now in the occupation of Mr. Benjamin Bradley, as Tenant at Will, at the clear yearly Renee/ 601. N. B. PoifeMon of this Lot may be had at Michaelmas next. LOT Freehold Elate, Moue in the feveral Parithes of St. Lawrence Steeple and Stow Mavis, In the faid County, co:diking of a tpial Manage and very weave Barns, Stables, Granule% Cowhoaks, and other fuhabl(Dutbuildings, and about 287 Acres of thoft =came Arable, Parton., and Woodland, now on Leak to Mars. John Posfol a n WUllant Theedam, for t 7 year from Michaelmas t Soo t at the clear yearly Rent of 320. N. B. This ERate is very &Stably Sainted about it Mlles from Mallon, a large Market Town' Four from Bradwell, Three from Souttuninfter, all in the Hundred of Dengy, (the Land in which Hundred is )only efteemed to be the molt pre ferable for the growth of Corn in the county of Erez), and within one Mile of the Rim IllackWater, keen whence Boom, barges, and other matting veldt, are cosidimally failing to tho Pon of London, by whkb the Lesdholders are enabled with great comeadeam to Ildp Corn for tbe Loudon Markets, and to reedy. Lime, Chalk, Alm, and other Mame, from the different Wharfs es the IRiveeTbstmes. LOT Freehold lade, Stoats In the 'milk of Great Holland, In the aid WWI. !mown by the name of Jenkins. c entitling of a Mdfnage, or Farm Hoefe s iMins, Stables, Out, books, and luildings, and about 8o Acres tif Meadow, Patten, and Woodland, new let to Mr. John Manekg for as years, from Michnebnaa, zygr, at the deer lady rent of 801. N. B.—The Land Tax charged r.• dy, on the above mentioned Lots has keen redeemed, and the Rama are med. rately afraid to the Poor and other Parocidal Rams. The above Skates may be viewed by application to Mr Dam Settee, jne. Solicitor, in Cdebeller, of whom further Partkelars may be had, (and at digit Mice Maps of the dif ferent Lots may be fern) ; as din Of Mr. , Solicitor, Paggrave Mae, in die Strand, Lidos; not bir. 6411110 , the Alv**PlNes it 90,1140 ks TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Together, or in Lots, At Lloyd's Hotel, in New-Erect, Birmingham, on Thurfday, the 13th of May next, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon (unlefsprevioody difpofed of by Private Contrail, of which due Notice will be given), CONSISTING of nearly One Thoufand Acres of excellent Meadow, Pa&lire, Arable, and Wood Land, divided into Five complete Farms, with fame (mall Lots ad joining. The Premifes are very cosnpad, molt agreeably and pleafantly Gtuated near the Market Towns of Alcelter, Bromf grove, and Birmingham, the whole forming a very deft:able and cOmpleat Eftate...-On the salt Lot isa large good HOUSE, delightfully iltuated, which, with a little improvement, would mike a clearable Midi:nee for a Gentleman's Family, having a large Sheet of Water near it, and force Plantations, which may be formed very agreeably into Shrubberies, Sic. ' There is an extealive Filmy in the River Arrow belonging to it, and plenty of Game over the nate. • Printed Particulars may be bad of Menke. Devon and Tooke, So'idtors, No. to, Gray's Inn-knare, London; at Mr. Bed ford's O ffi ce, in Birmingham ; at Mars. Kno tt and Lloyd's, Bookfeilers, Birmingham; and ix the principal Inns in the ad jacent Towns. WARWICHSHIRE. MANOR and FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO SE PEILLMPTORILT SOLD IT ♦UCTIOM, By EDWARD LEES, On Tkurfday the 3d day of June, am, .at Two &Clock in the Afternoon, at the Houk of Danid Wagftaff, called or known by the tame or fign of the Bull and Fleur de Lis, fituate in Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, THE MANOR of WEDDINGTON, in the Paid County; and a very &Braille FREEHOLD ES TATE there, in the following Lots:— Lot 1. AU that new-eredted and capacious ?derange, Tene ment, or Farm-boute, with the Yard,Gardens, Orchard, Barns, Stables, Cow-hovels, and other Out-onion therennto adjoining, and belonging ; and alto all tilde teveral Claes, Pieces or Par cels of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land thereunto ad joining and therewith occupied, fituate, Rending, lying, and being in Weddington;thOe county of Warwick ;containing to gether 169 A. and ty P. *thereabouts, (be the fame more or lets) and now and for f left pal in the Tenure at Occupation of Mr. Thomas ompfon. Lot. 2. All dutt other M cage, Tenement or Farm, with the Yard, Garden, Ore Baal, Stable, Cow-hovels, and other ent-olfices dtereun adjoining and b elonging; and alto all thole feveral Clofes, P ems or Parcel of rich Arable, Meabow and Paiture Land, thereto adjoining, and therewith occupied ; alto Mamie, (landing, lying, and being in Waddington atorefaid; containing together 188 A. 3 R and 6 P. or thereabouts (be the fame more or Ids) and now alto in the Tenure or Occupation of the laid Themes Tampion, • Lot 3. All that other Meffuage, Tenement, or Farm-horde, with the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow-hervels, and other Out-offices thereunto adjoining and belonging ; and alto all there feveral Clofes, pieces or parcels of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land theramtra adjoining, and therewith occupied, fituate Banding , lying, and being in Weddington afortiaid, containing together 145 A. ands P. of thereabouts, (be the fame more or Iris,) and now in the tenure or occupa tion of Mr. John Taylor. Lot 4. All that new erected Meffuage, Tenement, or Farm. hook, with the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow hovels, and other Out-oHces thereunto adjoining and belonging; and alto all thole foveral Clofes, Pieces, or parcels of rich I Meadow and Patine Land thereunto adjoining and ?herewith occupied, fituate, handing, lying, and being in Weddington aforefaid, containing together ass A. r R... and 13 P. or there abouts, (be the fame more or lets,) and now in the tenure or occupation of Mr. John Tovrnfend. Lot s. All there two Clofes, pieces or parcels of exceeding rich Meadow and Palture Landalled the Homcplank Meadow, and the Paddock, fnuate, lying, and being in Weddington aforefaid, containing used= 12 A. 3 R. and 38 P. or there abouts, (be the fame more or lefs,) and now in the tenure or occupation of the Gad Thomas To:apron. _ _ Lot 6. AU thofe two other Clofes, pieces, or parcels of ex ceeding rick Meadow and Pafturt Land called the Brook Ma.. dow, and the Brook Clore, &nate, lying, andbeing in Wedding ten aforefaid, containing together 13 A. aR. and at P. or thereabouts (he the fame more or lei's), and now alto in tl'e tenure or occupation of the hid Thonia. Tompfoo. Lot 7. All thofe four Clefts, Pieces, or Parcels of Rich Arable, Meadow, and Mute Land, called die Meadow, the Hovel Clofe, the Footway Clofe, and the Lane Clofe, fituates lying, and being in Weddlngton aforefaitl, containing together 16 A. 3R. and 18 P. adjoining the Cottage piece, belonging to Nuneaton aforefaid, and lying by the Lane-Ile leading from Nuneaton to Highani-on-the-hill, and now in the tenure or occupation of Mr. John Tovracnci. Lot it. All clink two Clofes, 'Pieta, or Parcels of Rich Arabic or Paßure Land, called the Hollie's and Goodman's Chic, fituate, lying, and being in Weddington afiarcfaid, ad joining the Carriage-road from Nuneaton, to Higham-on-the hill afore/aid, and near to the Watling-firm Road, and now in the tenure or occupation of the fad Thomas Tompfon. Lot 9. The Manor of Weddiagton aforefaid, with the Per quinces and Appendages thereunto belonging. Waddington is EMMA within ons Mite of Nuneaton, fivc of Atherftnne,the fame dlitance from Hinckley, nine Miles front Covenery,and eighteen Miles from Li:teener, in a fine Sporting Country, is near the Watling-Areal Road, and alfo near the Turnpike Road leading from Leicellim to Coventry, and within a Dion dUtance of the Commie, and - Akin Canal Navigations. The Land kin general very Rich and Fos tile. Lots 3 and 6 are equal. If not fugorior, to any Land in the County of War wick; the Brook CIA is Innate on an eminence, command ing a beautiful proilpeet of the furrounding Country, and 1 a dellrable fpot to ere& a Manfion or other Bcindings upon, and under which them is an inethanftible Dolph of Clay of the very beg "talky, and the Land-tax and Poor-rata are very low. Printed Particulars will be diftributed in due time, and may be had at the Bull and Fleur-dc-IL, Nuneaton ; George Inn, Moak? ; Crowns, Wafter ; Caitk, Coventry , ; Red Lion, abestbase ; George Inn, Warwick; Cattle Inn , Birmingham ; , and the White Hart, Abby-de-la-Zola. For a view of the Premifea apply to the refpedive Tenants, or to Daniel Wagibiff, in Nuneaton aforeid; and for all fur ther particular to Robert Abney, Efq. of Aditby-de-la Zouck, is the county of Leleeiter; Mr. Matthew Ingle, of the fame place; Mr. Fanner, of Barton in the Beans, in the fail Cancun to Mr. George Orcenway, Attorney at Law, Nuneston,Warp astakkire, where a plan of the Baste may be teen ; or to Mt Ijams Nicholls, Attorney at Law, No. aa, Orem ktootollyary, Leib& TO BE SOLD BY AUL7ION, At the Hop Pole inn, in Worceiter, on Thurfday the 3d dip of June next, between the hours of three and fix in the at- terisoun, fubjset to conditions of Pale to be then produced, AN. Elegant New-erefted VILLA, in the Parifh of Whittington, in the County of Woreeiter, within two miles of the City, with the Offices, Coach-houfe, Stable, Gar. den and Shrubbery, neatly Lid out, and about three Acres of rich Meade)* Land, in high cultivation, part whereof has lately been planted with choice Fruit Trees. 'rhe Land and Premifes adjoin the London Turnpike Road leading from War. eefter to Pet-More are within a pie:dant walk of Wencher, command a delightful view of the adjoining Country, are Free. hold, a deiirablc fpot fora final family, and were late the pm. pert; and refidance of Mr. Jonathan Lea, deceafed. For other pardculan apply to Mr. Bird, College Yard, Wor. ceßer; or Mr. Yeomans, is and 13, Clement's inn, Loudon. 0 4 J