Star. — London, England, 1805-05-10 00:00:00

Ci: 4 7•1.1 7 ' . ;• : ,jai' t.l . . -.. ~.--- • - _ g-• - - fi, • - . ~ ' - . .1 ‘ I .&' i4 .... \ ‘ - . oc. s; S i - r E.•-•—' s .... • •0citiit.,,, , 1.(1 ....it, Fitigkr, MAY To,7te9S. Numnit 50761 I . PRICE SIX-PENCE THPATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, MAY it, 0105, Mill he prefented THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. To whicherill be added the Fame( BON TON. This Fveming—Tlie Honey Moon ; with the Devil to Pay. THEA'f RE.ROVAL, COVENT-GARDEN. "'HIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY to, 1805, will be performed the Tragedy of ZARA. Orman. :Wafter BETTY, After which (feeond tine) a New Operatic Sketch, called SPANISH DOLLARS; Or, THE PARISH PRIEST. The Mu& by Mr. Davy. Sam Shrouds, Mr. MUNDEN; Joe M'Mizen, Mr. INCLEDOI4; Jenny, Mrs. MARTYR; Nancy, Mifs DAVIES. The next two nights of Mager tie rr y's performance will be To-morrow. in Douglas, and ou Monday, in Hamlet. VICTUALLING OFFICE, May 2,183. THE cOMMISSIOAERS for VICTUALLING FREEHOLD LAND, NORWICH, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUC T10N....8y Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At Garraway's Calla-Noufe,Cornhill, on Tuefday,the ath of May,at to o'Clock, by order of the Aft pees of Mr. George Meld, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con. prillog four Acres of Land, in high cultivrtiim;advantsge oufly Stone on Muth Hill, fcven Mlles from London, it Nor wood, in the County of Surrey ; let on Leafs to r Edward Spencer, for a Term, of which about fcventy Years arc unexpired, at yol. per Annum. May be viewed tea days previous to the Sale,with leave of the Tenant; and Particulars bad at the. Horns, Norwood ; t f Meths. J. and R. Willis, Solicitors, Warnford-court, Throgthorton fttet ; at CatTaway's; and of Mr. Shuttkwortb, N 0.17, Amain Friars. HIS lit.l7B7T's NAVY. de &rely give Noire, nat on Tuefday the silt loam, they will be ready to receive tenders In writing, (felled up,) and treat with fuch perfons as will undertake the fuppty of SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF to his Majefty's Ships and Veffels at the Wand of Bermuda, for: twelve months certain, and further until fix months warning than be given, to be paid for by Bills payable with Intereft, ninety days after date. AT a numerous MEETING of the Gentlemen, cletiy, and Preekolclits of this County (convened by the Sheriff, in compliance with the recuell which appeared in the Reading Mercury of the aoth ult. for the pupate of taking into confideration the propriety of adopting Refolutioro in corlequence of the decifion of the Houfo of Commons on the Tenth Report of the Commiffiuners of Naval Inquiry) held at the Town Hall, Reading. on Monday, the 6th day of May, 1805, MORIS XIMENES, Ertl. High Sheriff, in the Chair, On the fiat keen of the following Refolutions being moved by James Croft,Efq.aud read by the Under Sheriff, Edward Golding, Efq.maved an Adjournment till the refult of the proceedings now earning on in Parliament mould be known, In which he was fe. canded by the Hopourable Thomas Windfor; but on the quef don being put by the chairman, the motion for adjournment was negatived by a great majority. The Refolntions were that put feparately by the Chairman. An AmendMent was moved to the fecond by leaving out the words “ and the protettina attempted to be held out to the De linquents,"but negatived. The fifth alto met with fume oppofition, but the others were carried iinatilMoully. r. Refolved, That it appears from the Tenth Report of the Commiflioncrs appointed by Pa•ftanient to inquire into the aborts in the Naval Department, that while Lord Vifeoont Melville held the office of Trcafurer of the Navy, pradlces of the molt corrupt and feandalous nature exacd in that Office. 2. That the dircovery of fuch abufes in one department of the State, and the prote6ion attempted to be held out te the Delin quents, justify the fufpicion that others are not more corraßly managed and more purely adminiflered, and that therefore it is nceeffary, for the Ltisfatftion of the well-grounded fufpicioos, and juR indignation of the People, that every office and depart. ment of the State Should fpeedily undergo a ummieteand rigid et. animation. The Conditions of the Contra&s maybe feet) at the Secretary's Office. No regard Wlll k had to ay Tanis+ in which the trice Ad! net be infertn in words tt length,or that 'all not k Mineral to the Board he fire O. o'Cloci on the /kid Tref!" the 2 ft inflant, nor oder. the Perlin who wait: the Teeder.w fate Perlin on his &WI attends, to anfwer whew calledfer. Nor will any render that contains extraysa• gold prices sow Awe articles, cad grim owl inferior t • the real wake wpm othere o te eanfolored es groper to k arbnitted. FREEHOLD COTTAGES, NORWOOD, SURREY. TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION—By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, At Garraway's, on Tnerday the aZth init. at Twelve &Clock, in Two Lou. _ _ _ Lot 1. A FRE - RHOLbCOTTAGE, Routed on .1. 1. the Weft Ode of Norwood Common, adjoining the Grounds of Alderman itoweroft, in the occupation of William Thoenbach, Tenant at Will, at 61. per Annum. Lot a. A Ditto on the Raft fide of the Common, adjoining the Prensifes of Mrs. Nifbett, in the occupation of Samuel Binh% Tenant at Will, at sot. per Annum. May be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and particulars had ten days previous to the Sale, at the Horns, Norwood; at Gertz way's; and of Mr. Sbuttlevrorth, No. t Auftin Friars, near the Royal Exchange. DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH, BY KING HENRY THE FIFTH OF ENGLAND, AT THE BATTLE OF AGINCOURT, IN THE YEAR tars. MOW OPEN, at the Lyceum, Strand, the Great Hifiorical and Panoramie Pi Kure of the BATTLE of AGINCOURT, Painted by R. K. PORTER, Efq. This Grand Hifterical name is paifited from the molt come information, 'on the fame Scale as the Celebrated Pidures of the Stormirg of Seringapstam, Siege of Acre, Battles of Alexandria, I MI, and the Defeat of the French at the Pairage of Mont St. Gothard, and gives an accurate idea of the lituation of the contend ing parties on that memorable day. It contains 2897 fquare feet of canvas. The Planer exhibits Portraits of many of the Enghfh and French Nobility. An Interelting Account of the Battle, which will be found a limitable Companion to the Plante, may be had at the Exhibition. The Exhibition is open every day, from nine o'clock till dufk. I i KITCHEN RANGES and MOKE JACKS, by the KING's PATENT.—Kitchen Ranges on an entire new Principle, with Oven, Boiler, and Hot Plate, which for Simplicity and Utility in biking, Baiting, Stewing, and Steaming, far exceeds any yet inuadtuxd, as will appear on the iligliteft Infpedtion.—.Alfo much improved . PATENT SMOKE JACKS, w hi c h go i n the fitialkit Rue from two to fix Years with the -firft fupply of Oil, which may be replimithed from the Outfide, without going up the Chimney, and will roast any number cot Joints with or without Spitz.—A . Caution.—Snid only by J. PROSSER, Inventor and Patentee, No. 5, Back-hill, Hattoei-Garden. May be feed in ufe from t t to 3 o'clock. Regifter Stoves, Bell Hanging, atc.--Wanted Two good Workmen that are capable of finithing Smoke Jacks In the heft Manner. FREEHOLD LANDED ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At Garraway's, on Tucfday, May 213, at 12, in r Lot, by order of the 'mentors, milers previoufly Sold by Private Conrad, WINTERBOURN FARM, a valuable and very deGrable FREEHOLD ESTATE, exonerated from the land tax, molt delightfully fituated in the parith of Cheveling, 3 miles from Newbury, in the county of Bak s: The eltate is b excellent order, in the higheft date of cultivation, and lies very 1 eompaft within a ring fence, comprifing upwards of ego acres Of I rich arable, meadow, pafture, and wood land, with a feitable farm book, farm-yard , barns, /tabling, garden, orchard, and numerous out-buildings, in fuldtantlai repair, and a valuable right as Snell moor Common, let to an unexceptionable tenant, as leak, c years of which will be unexpired at Michaelmar next, at a very low rent ; the prefect tenant tests the great trim... May be viewed with leave of the tenant, and particulars had ao days previous to the fele, of Richard Townfcnd, Efq. Newbury; of Mr. William baba, Afton Tyrrold; of Mee,. Nennetta and Graves, King's Arms yard, Coleman.ftreet, London; at the George and Pelican, Speenham-Land ; Marlborough Arta, Marlborough ; Bear, Reading; Sun, Maidenhead; White Hart, Windfor ; Red I.ion Houtdlow ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Shuttieworth, ry, Auftin niers, where a plan of she Aare may be rem 3. That It appears timber from the Paid Tenth Report, that Lord Vifeount MeldUe, while Tredurer of the. Navy, was privy to, and conniving at the abides which exalted in that Department, and that be did to in op e n viola t ion of an crprefs Law introduced ' by himfelf under the prefence of preventing Poch tholes. 4. That Inch conduct in a perfon poffeffing great power, re• ceiving large emoluments, anal enjoying the confidence of his So. vereign, is deferring of the high& reprobation, and ptodudive of the molt dangerous confequences, inaftnitch as it holds out a bad example to the inferior officers of the State, and as it tends to bring decredit on his IvNeill's Goveztenwnt, and.to alienate the affedit as of his loyal people, and that it is not fit that to great and notorious a Delinquent should continue to approach his Majeßy's Perron and to *Mt at his Councils. 3. That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that an humble Addrefs be prefented lo his Majefty, and a Petition to the Houk of Cosa mans, founded un the foregoing Refolutions. 6. That the labours of the Commifiloners of Naval Inquiry have been highly meritorious, and produdive of the molt fignal benefit to the State ; and that it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the - Earl of St. Vincent, in firit propofiog the Paid Commiffon, and the Commiffioners in fo ably, zealoufly, and courageoufly carry ing the objets of it into execution, arefeverally deferring of the gratitude and thanks of their Country. 7. That the Houfe of Commons, by their votes of the Bth and loth of April tall, have excited the gratitude and efteem of the People, and that it is of the firft and moat urgent Importance that thole Votes should be followed up with promptitude and vigour, and that for this purpofe a full and conftant attendance in Perlin. meat of all Members is e Aretnely defirable. Refolved, That Samuel Whitbread, Efq. for his motions of the faced Bth and loth days of April lad, for the great ability, the manly moderation and firm decifion with which he concluded the whole of the p roceedings referred to, is entitled to the Lifting gratitude of his country. and that be hereby receives from this Meeting the molt cordial expreffion of their wanneft Thanks and fincereft approbation. An Addrofs to his Majefty, and a Petition to the Hooka( Com mons, in pork:ince of the above Retbautions, were (everyday moved, 'which being read, Mr. Cobham propofed an alters • tion in the firft part of the Addrefs, which was acquiefeed in, and moved an amendment in the left part, which being put, was negativevl, and the Petition was then agreed to. Refolved, That the High Sheriff be requefted to prefent the Ad drefs to the King at the firft Levee, and that the Lord Lieute nant be alto requefted to attend on e occafion, With the Mem bers of the County, and fuck other Gentlemen as think proper. Aldo, that the County Members be requeftal to prefent the had Petition to the Houk of Commons. _ _ BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICHsSAUCES, fur FA Seam, Staged Bey. HerWed Caro Heads, Beef Steals, Made Dtfies. Wild Feted, sad Game t with many Deli. ratio for the Table, Sideboard, and &ore Room ; which are more fay =peeled in his Catalogue, (He kiwi the Impenter iliess,) has induced many pistons to give the tame name to Artkles different, which are vended at many Shop in London, by pato= who go to the prindpal Towns in England, Ireland , sad Sosdand, to folieit Orders of Tradetaten and Inn-keepers, who in mote oversee are often ferved with *trims Sorb, of very inferior quali ties, which is not ooly an Impafition, but a great ditappointment to Families who purchate them with a view of having good Sauce so their Fifth &e. Admittance One AND SPRING LOTTERY. SCHEME. No. oiPtises. s of Vahreolesett.... —• Total Value. 3opeo b ‘600,0 10.000 4 0 . 000 lopeo 30,000 54 00 15,000 2, 000 i ro,oco loco r 4 00 _ _ 24 $ Po - 7.000 5 0 zoo 50 00 'Co so - 3p)o 6,cro 4..... so •••• SSOPCO e.m..m•••• .. 1".. '' 30,000 Tickets. 4 3oospoo Capitals determinable : Firft-drawn, sit Day 4 sow= Firlt.drawni 6th Day‘ aopoo Ditto ad Day woo Ditto th Day solo Ditto 3d Day rem Ditto Bth My 30,0,0 Ditto 4th Day 5000 Ditto 9th Day zoo* Ditto sth Day roc» Ditto Toth D.y sOOO Tickets and Shares are lilting at every Office. PRESENT PRICE : Ticket . - - 1 09 0 0 Half - 4 9 1 s o I Eighth - 4s 9 6 qtiarter 4 tit o Sixteenth x 5 o BEGINS DRAWING ON MONDAY NEXT. N.B. None are Hie Genuine, but what have there words on the LabeI,""BUR.GESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. toy, Strand, Cameral Savoy Sap, Ldatlon." FOR SALE BY AtYCIYON, (For Account of the Undentratters) On Wedneftlay the istit of this prefent Month, by Ten o'Clock In the Forenoon, at the Ship Inn, in the &trough of Fowey, Cornwall, T'HE GOOD SHIP RAPHAELA, a Prime Sailer, Burthen per Regilter vs Tons, with her Storm and Materials (amongit which are Eight very handfotne Guns, with Patent Carriages), all of which are in the bet condition, many being juke new. The Vella was built in SOMA: America, and her Timber and Planks are in the belt condition, and now entirely refattened, and as the was a few weeks pat extravagantly fitted for a Voyage to Honduras, may be fent to Sea without any Fxpence. Immediately after t he Sale of the Ship, the following part of her Cargo will be Scld: For Exportation. Pipe, t Butt, and a Jars in Batkets, of Geneva. 3 Cafes 6 Ditto Brandy. 6 Jars Oil of Olives ; 35 Batkets of Tobacco Pipes ; a Bag of Thread. For Home Confumption : 33 Tierces of Porter; 6 Mids. of Porter. 20 Calks Cherry and Rafpberry Brandy to Pin: Bottles. Cuik of Toys. Cr For viewing the fame, apply to Mr. Richar3 Dogger, at Fowey aforefaid, and for further particulars apply to Mr.E. C. Hurry, at Gofport, and Mr. George Doubt, of Falmouth. MR. CHRISTIE has the honour rerpeßfully inform the Nobility and Public, and the Lovers of the Sae Arts in particnfar, That on Friday May t 7, and 2 following days (Sundays excepted) he will SELL by AUCTION, on the Pernik', by Order of the Proprietor, without referee, the mag nificent and truly valuable Conte:ion of PIC CURES, the pro. dna:ions of the great Artißs of the arida' School, known as the Collection of the SHAKIPEARE GALLERY, fanned under the fpirited diredtioos, and with unbounded expenec, by thofe dißin guiibed promoters atlas Pine Arts, the IVieffrs..Boydeils. Theft juftiy admired Pictures, in which the Poetry of our gxcat Hardin" fur:tithed oceafion for a proud difplay of national talent, comprife I many tithe !topple& efforts of fuck d fed arena as the immor tal Sir Jams Reynolds Wright of Derby, Hodges, Romney, Ha mitten, Wheatley, Kirk, Ramberg. and °them—the rarity, as well as the excellence of whore works, mutt infure them a Minn/Mated place in the colle.sition of the connoilfeur. Among the fplrited per foram:sees otHving genius are the King Lear by Mr. Welt, and various by Barry, Northeore, Opie, Trethans Forel, Hoppner, Smirk, Stothard, Peters, Rigand, Weftall. Boyden, and A. Kara man, and that admirable fet of Cabinet Pillares, the Seven Age% by Mr Smirke; baffo relieves by the Hon. Mrs. Duna, and the grand hallo relieve, the Apotheofis of ShakZpeare, by the lateThre. Banks, Efq. R. A. Many of the above Pictures are of the Cabi net flu, and the remainder will be found worthy objedts for the large faloons of the Nobility and Gentry, or the halls of Ineorpo rate Bodies, or for exhibitions In %nitwit parts of the kingdom.— The Gallery As open till the z tth of May, it being the laft time the public will have an opportunity of viewing it as an entire col leetion. Catalogues may be bad as above. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. re. fpeelfully actuaint the Public, that the STATE LOTTERY commences Drawing on Monday neat, the 13th infant. The Tickets and Sham continue on Sale at their Licenced Offices, Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Crab. NEXT MONDAY. . BISH refpeetfully acquaints the Public, that the Lottery begins drawing next Monday, the 13th of this Month, when the Fiat-drawn Ticket is entitled to to,oool. Tickets and Shares are felling in great variety at both his Offices, No. 4. CORNHILL, and N 0.9, CHARING-CROSS. The Days of Drawing wiU be aft day, Monday May 13 6th day, Tuefday • Pitt 4 ad day, Saturday May a 7th day, ThurCday June 6 3d day, Wednefday May 31 Bth day, Tuefslay June ii 4th day, Saturday May t 3 9th day, Thurfday June 13 sth day, Wednefday May 29 teth day, Saturday June ti STATE LOTTERY CONTAINS VALUABLE BOOKS, AND BOOKS OF PRINTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, By Mr. JEFFERY, At his Rooms, No. tt, Pall-Mall on Monday, May r 3, dos, and five following days, beginning at is &Clock each day, INCLUDING a very Valuable and w e ll-k nown Library of Books removed from Hertfordfisire,amongft which is a very general WWII= of the Topography and Antiquities of Great Britain and Ireland, all the Modern Publications from the various Preffes of Europe for the left Twenty Years. Upon large Paper, a very fine affanbkge of Books of Prints, a great number of Magnificent Editions of the belt French Authors, Valuable Greek and Latin Claffics, Ike forming decidedly the beft Collec tion of Ebt ant and Ufeful Literature that has been offered to rale for many Years. With others equally Valuable, are—Motufau eon's Attiquites et Monarchic Francolfe, so vols. large paper.— Lord Orford's Works, large paper—Sir William Jones's Works, large paper—Cough's Sepulchral Monuments, s vols. Rota— Olivet's Cicero, Paris Edition, Morocco—The Encyciopordia Br{ tannin, so vols.--Lavatcr's Phyfiognotny, s vols. Ruffsa, a Cub. feription copy—Polyglot Bible. 8 vols. gilt leaves, and ruled with red lines—The Gentleman's Magazine, complete, Raba, gilt leaves --The State Trials, belt edit. large paper—Voltaire, 7e torn. large paper, Morocco, gilt leaves—Tableau de la Revolution Francolfe, 3 tom. fine impreflions--Buffon's Hiltoire Naturelle, 45 tom. 4in• Paris editionJohnfon's Poets, 77 vols elegant—Dough's Camden, 3 vols.--Viner's Abridgement—Annual Regifter, vols. &c. &e.--Catalogues may be had—price One Shilling. Refolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to George Vanfittart, Efq. one of the Reprefentatives of this County, and to all other Reprefentatives of &roughs, or "other Members re. fident In the County who gave their (*ippon to Mr. Whitbread's Motion In die Houfe of Commons on the Bth of April laR. Refolved alto That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Charles Dunda.:, Efq . the other Reprefentative of this Coon*, foi his general Parliamentary Conduit, and that the reafons given by him this day for not having voted on Mr. Whitbread's motion are highly tatisfaelory. Retohed, That the High Sheriff' o fign the Refolntions of the Meeting, the Addrefs to his Majelty, and the Petition to the Haute of Commons. MORIS XIMENES, Sheriff. Re olved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the High Sheriff for his attention in calling this Meeting, and his able, candid, And impartial cendudt in the Chair. Refolved,That the Thanks of this Mating be to the Gen. denten who figned the requeft to the High Ordered, That the Minutes of this Meeting be Inferted in the Reading and Oxford Papers; alto in the Morning Chronicle. the STAR. and the Morning Herald. SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, PALL-MALL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, On the Premifes, on Monday, May so, at one o'clock, by order of the Proprietor, without refuse, THOSE capital,• fpacious, well-known, and molt defirable LEASEHOLD PREMISES, the SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, Pall Mall—being a fubitantial and elegant done fronted building, credted upon a peculiar conftrudtioo, and Err proof—comprifing a fpaclous Store roompn the ground floor, and a capital range of threegrand exhibition rooms over the fame, t am feet long by at feet wide, with lanthorn 14-liens; admirably fuited for the purpofe of exhibition or auction rooms, or for any bands where preinifes on an mutative dale are required. Held for 64 years unexpired, at an eafy ground rent. Particulars may be had on the premifes ; at the Raiubow, Cornhill; and of Mr. Chriftle, in Pall Mall. 2 Prize; Z . 30,0013 iri;;;FiS.ooo 2 - 10,C00 5 1,000 3 - 10,000 1 8 IPOO 1 4 Of 30ot and others oft DoL tee. Ste. SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, are felling the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, to begin Drawing the 13th df May. In the kit Lottery, the Ticket No. 10,932, a Prize of to,coel. No. Baoo, a Prize of wool. and Nos. 9802 and 16,268, Prizes of 5001. were Mated and fold at Swift and co.'s 015 co--where No. 679 t, a Prize of 20,0001. No. 9362, a Prize of 10,0001. and No. 29008, a Prize of wool. in the preceding Lottery, were alto fold In Shares. TWO THIRTY THOUSANDS, TWO TWENTY THOUSANDS. MAY 13, 1803, FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. TO BE LIT OR SOLD, AN extremely defirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE comptifing a neat and convenient HOUSE, calculated for the reception of a (mall genteel Family, compriEng three parlours, a kitchen, wails-honk, and pantry on the ground Boor, font good bed rooms oil the heft floor, a (mailer one and i garret above; de tacked is a two.ftalled Stable, wi:h a Servant's Room over ; a Coach Houfe, Wood lioufe, :Intl Store Room above, adjoining are a good Garden, a (mall Orchard, and between three and four Acres of Pafture Land. The Premifes, of which ihnhediate pof (eßion may be had, are in excellent repair, having bean built only a few years, and arc Gtuate in the 'Pair mile, near Henley upon Thames, Osfordihire, is one of the molt beautiful parts of the county, and are well worth the attention of a fportfinan. The premifes may be viewed with tickets, which with further partici*- , lass ;stay be had, by applying perfonally, or by lettir (poft paid) to Meffrs. Owtheraite and Wightwiek, Audioneers, or Mr. Cooper, Solicitor, Healey upon Thames. TICKETS and SHARES are felling at DRUM MOND'S orncE, No. 65, Fleet-Brut, who has paid Half a Million of Money in Prises. The Scheme-of the preen Grand Lottery is foperlatively Rich.—more Capitals than former ly with Twice the Numbcr of Tickets. The lalt Lottery, every Tieket was fold before the Drawing was half over, and from the prefent unequalled Demand, it is likely they will be Sis or Scven Pounds deorLr before the Drawing begins, therefore an early pur chafe is recommended. STAFFORDsHIRE. ••• Prizes fold at this Office are now raying in fuW ____ MONDAY, TRE 13th INSTANT, THE SIAM LOTTORY BEGINS DRAWING. No 88, CORNHILL. 'HALL and Co. at their old Licenfed S t ate Lot tci y Office, the Corner of the Itcyal Exchange, London, re fpedfu:ly inform their Friends and the Public, that they are fel. ling the TICKETS and SHARES, in variety of Numbers, divided !t to NES, QS/All,ll. RS, EIGH (S., and SIXT E ENTHS, f •;isniptd mordini to Mt of Parliament,) and en the Loweft Terms. Ordcrs kom the Country, aecompanitd with Bills on London at *fly -t date, Bank Not,,, Cdfh, or P•it Office Orders, executed on the lane Perms as if perfonally • • Prizes paid on Demand, and Os full, se's:smooths after the Dritwing has SniShed. STATE LOTTER Y, BFCINS DRAWING MONDAY tgth MAY. THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halvec, %utters, Eighth., and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BURKE, and Cs. Stock-brokers, at their State-Lottery °Moe, No. 93, untleethe LI al Iv:bane, London, and no where elfc on their acenunt. • I...tters, - psft prid. cinly nufwered, and Schemes gratis. THE. SCHEME CONTAINS v i n riize, of 3r ., 000 - i —.Two of zo,oed —Three of 10,3001,-- I hr.te —Five of 2,oool—Eight w,f I,000!... r , Dliftfttl of soot &c &c. and the 10w4.11 Prize 201. In the hte Lottery, No. 8 035, a Prize of 25,0ze1. was fold and rerillereri at the above Office, where No. 19,338, 50001. and W,;42. and 20,787, Prizes of tocoL were fold in Shares. •.,• Country Orders, accompanied with Ihort dated Bills pn London, Pod-Office Orders, or Oath, in Parcel by Coach or Car t '47 . puildhaatly attended to; and Correfpondents may depend on Wag treatyd csatUy onjitc tame wars as if perfccily rerun. FOR POST FIVE and PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRtsris. At the Great Room, Pali-Mall, on Thurfday, May 23, at t o'clock, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALL HALL, confiding of a Stone built Modern Man lion, with numerous attached and detached Offices adapted to the Villa and elegant Fernte Ornee, capital Walled Kitchen Gar den, Hot honk, Gtecn-houfe, &c. &c. and Two Hundred and Three Acres of Land of the firft quality in a Ring Fence, diverfi deal with Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, in the tiappieft Style of Nature. The Mention is feated on a bold eminence :backed and (bettered by full grown. Plantations and riling Grounds from die North, and commanding Profpeds over the Park-like Home Grounds, and 3o Miles in extent over a Fertile, Populous, Healthy, and finely Broken Woody Country, abounding with Game, fine Roads, Field Sports, and Gentlemen's SCEs. The Elate is fubdi • vided by Sunken Fences into convenient Inclofares, and inter (period with luxuriant Clumps and Plantations of large Spreading Forest Trees. The Pleafure Grounds continued through the de mefne Vtbods in all the variety of Englill Landfcape Gardening, and terminated by Copmcer. a natural Lake fed by an abundant Stream, and fkirted by Hanging Oak Woods which are redrafted on its pellucid farface of too Acres, and contracted by the mod en chanting open Views. Talc, Genius, and Mcchanifm, have been molt happily exerted In decorating this charming (pot. Situate two miles from the Market Town of Eeclefhall, adjoin ing to the Chelter and Mail Coach road from London ; nine riles front Stafford. eight from Stone, (and a navigation), Min from Newport and Market Drayfeln, i t from Newcaftle, 37 from Shrewfbury,lB from Chefter, and rao from London. The Houkhold Furniture, Live and D.ad Stuck, may be taken at a valuation, and port:Mon cf the Elate may be had imme diately, or in four or fix months, at the option of the purchafer. .May be viewed on application at the Mandan, and printed par- N Ocialars to be had of the Printers of the Stafford, Birmingham, Shrewthury, Manchefter, Gore's Liverpool, and Woolnicr's Exe ter Papers; at the Rainbow, Cornbill; and a Map of the Elate may be feen at Mr. Crutweirs, Printer Bath; Mr. John Fottic itickicat, Liverpool; and In Pall-ALA , VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,E.!VX, To be SOLD by AUCTION by Mr. SEeISHAfvf, At Epping Place, on Friday the t4th day of June neat, at three o'clock in the afternoon, IN THIRTEEN LOTS, conlitling of feveral fob ftantill and convenient Farm haulm, with Barna, Stables; and ether outbuildings in complete repair; and-about three boated and forty-five Acres of molt election arable, meadow, and pafture Land, in the rofpeaiveTenures of the Rev. Mr. Budwotth, T. G. FothergiU. Efq. Mr. Abrahams, Mrs. Fordham, Meffrs. Mott, Newell, Thurgood, and Stone,Tenants under agreement, With tices to quit at Michaelmas neat, and fitoated in the fevers' Paridifia of High Layer, Magdalen Layer, Harlow, North Weak!, Hl# Ongar, and Latton, a platen and Improvable part of the County of Eifel- The Mares have been recently pot In compleat repair at a great ezpence, arc molt defirably fitiated for the erection of Villa. and Country Seats on the Mar& of the ex:eulive Commons of Hone wood, Harlow Bulls, and Mr- low (over which are very valuable tights of dqrafturage) prefenting fine Foreft Scenery, and Pfc turelque Views, and near adjoining tg the New Market and 'Chelmsford Roads, hdng atom from 'Loudon about ao miles, from Epping four, from Harlow two, and three from Onitat To vLor the Premifea, apply to the faterid Tenants, and Parti culars may be had of Mr. Chan:pas the Steward of die rftste, at Epping; at Epping.place• C ron Inn, Onset; Morn anti 1 Hockerill; New inn, Wal tham Abbey : and Black Boy bid Sam - cen'a Head fens, Chelmsford ; of the Audionme, at ChiraeU; and of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. ta,Carcy-ftreet, Linedn'a fon. 141 idea. ~. ~ A new %lowan of the Flowers of Literature. This day was publibed, neatly printed on doe Paper. pdee 64 extra boards, and embellined with flee Pootraiss, vie. the Bin" of Landaff, W. Ihyley, Erg. Mrs. Parties, R. C. Dallas, Efq. and R. Cumberland, Erg. Together with as inspartitl Account of their Lives and Writings. , HE FLOWERS of LITERATURE, for 11344; or, Claradteriitie Sketches of Humes Nature and Modern Manners, To which ye added, a general View of the Literature of that Period. Biographical and Critical Notices, and Notes, Hit torlcal and Explanatory. the Rev. F. PREVOST and F. BLAODON, Efq. Printed for B. Crothy and Co. Stationers court, Paternofter raw, London. Thole defiross of having the preceding Totem's, are requelted to make an early application, as the Imprensa b nearly all fold. Alto, by the fame ()enticing!), THE BEAUTIES of Dr. j .HN MOORE, !elected from bit Travels and Mifeellaneous Works. Price Si , in boards Te PELOPONNESIAN WAtt. hy THUCYDIOY.S. This day was pubillbed, aeatly printed on fine papa, With two large maps, and to which is now firit premed the Life of the TranCatorond his Portrait, degantty engraved, aka from an original Painting, in two large vols. Bro. price afts. ie boards the Fourth Edition J THE HISTORY of iht PELOPONNESIAN WAR, tranflated from the Greek of THUCYDIDES. To which are annexed Three Preliminary Oneonta. t. On the Life of Thutydines 2. On his Qualifications as an Hifteriass. 3. A Survey of the Hiftory. By W. SMITH. D. D. Dan of Cheney, Tranflator of Lon_ines on the Sublime, &c. 0 . The Public is hire prefented with a trent:lotion dace of the beß.Hlitories of Antiquity,a kiißory full of iMpatantinftrudtion. The pernicious con(equences of faCtion in Roes, the tendency that power rigoroufiy or wantonly ezeracd has to make men defpe rate, and that liberty, when abided, ha+ to make them iefolent, no where more fircingiTTePeefented than In the Due and Pa' eines Thucydides Ste. With reprdto the trardletion nombefore us, we Osall only fay that Ita merit is liveries. to any page we can bellow. lee." The Monthly Review, 'Vol. B. London: Printed for W. Reyna, 54, Paternalter-row ; end felt by T. Fierton, Whttchall ; Haswell mad Parker. Weedy Deiyhton,Clutabrißge t and Bill eel 1110,1111% of whom may be had, jolt putlllked, Ala Ilettalail Ildislam of Claude Fleury 's Manned, of the Ancient Ifrodlloo s aloilsolby i Adam Clarke. wi h Life, Por.ralt, &c. o. bibilevtllk • b