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• 'ln* +r_ fh4' ot 1.1:1vg.111: ~:, ~;. Xll t. t,,, ..i ,t ',;- 1 . r . 5 , \ , , 4 He frz .71 :. i .r j'CM.# ...., AK. ~4,,,i1: ~~ ~~- , ,~ n,.: ~ ~,, ~, ~:a r milgir 3871] TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1,,0i CPRie" SIX PrNCIF., THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. i'lo .MORROW EVENING, April rc, TRoz, I their Malefties Servants will ad a Comedy, called A TRIP TO SCARBOROUGH. Lord Foppin;:lnu, Mr. PALMER ; Young Fathion, Mr. BARRY MORE. Mil• Hopi." Mrs. JORDAN. To which will 1w added • Muficll Fame, called OF AGE TOMORROW. This E•ening—Deaf and Dumb; with the Panne!. NAVIGAIWE CANAL PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SCOTT, kSHTON anti OLDHAM NAVIGATION, j 'ft n Shares and a Half. CRINAN ditto, Ten Shares. O. HAM ditto 'fen Shares. GRAWEIAM ditto, Three Shares. IkOCKDALE ditto, Mc.: Sb SHE I.WSLIURY ditto, Our Share. _ SANIARI'FAN SOCIETY. ON Wedlicf.lity, the ith r)f . March, wns held the Annivolary it/ ITA SUCI:• UY, FR.I.VCr. The Rev. Dr. CI...ISSE, In the CLa r. The Proceedblts of the fevtral wetly Commi Arts were I..'d before the Court; and the arruvrts of receipt and tiltburf.- m,nt audited ; and it opp.....tred th-t in the entitle ..ftio• yc.tr ore hundred and hour jots in Inc Lundun 110,pi ta1 bad heen ;, accorat. ; to their refpcslive wiih fuch kinds el rclicf, as do not nil NN I,hin the pr.rviWu. of horpitals. hcvcral tit ftiture foreigners, on tl.eir difmiilion. had been rupit!ied with fmall fonts of monty, anti with ttecuTtry cl.,:ttit iff:. Many of both fex,s, w:tflit in the linfpital, had change of linen, &c. and uu their ronoval had Irsen furthcr conlidered and clothed. PARIS, APRH. There are letters in tow I trim Conflant;norle, bearing the date of February z 5, which appear to doubt the failing of the Britilh fie:t gttlph of Masai ; they even go fu fvr a; to atf:rt, that Laird Krtr if waited the arrival (.1 the Ottoman fquadron : on th- oth:a- hand, there letters con. firm, that the Captain Pacha only waited for a fair wind to join the Engin naval forces. The Court of Madrid has hilted the moil tive orders, that the combined French and Spanilh armies he abundantly flipped with every need- Cary fur carrylag 0:4 the war with elf t. ---- THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, April is, tBot, will be prdented the revived Comedy of A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Apply to Mr. Scott, Ludgate-Hill, Loudon ; wlio is autho riled to fell Shares hi various Navigation,. by Private Contraet. FOR SALE IWTH CANDLE, At the New York Coffee-Houfe, Corahill, on . Thurrday the 23d init. at Four, by coder of the Adininiaretrix, I -11E Large and (Itnuine STOCK in TRADE Z. of Mr. John Butkr,Wholefale Linen Draper,late of New gate-ftrcet, dvceafsd. Colliding of 380 Pieces Dowlas Ravcnducks, Roth, Sikflas, 500 Yorkthire Shirtings and Sheetings. 33e kith Linens, Drapers, Hacknbacks, Checks, &e. 580 Printed Calicoes and Muffins. sco Dozen Printed Shawls and Handkerchiefs. Sir Giles Ovemaeh, Mr. COOKE. ; Wellborn, Mr. LEWIS. Lady Allworth, Mils CHAPMAN; Musseett, Mifs MURRAY. To which will be added (for the nineteenth time) the New Grand Hiftorie Pantomime Dr--ma, in Two Parts, called PEROUSE ; Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. Many pour feamen fervants, and Lihnureri, apecially fuch as had no paruch'al relief to rerun !ii, had in, ..ilifted on their difeharge front jhe Lomita' I lof ! ,ital, kith frnall furti, to enable them to reach their ho:ni.s, and ratline their oectipa films. rßom TUE PARI.i PAP:RS. 'Some, after Mixing amputation, and being ,Efallled frarn following their former trade% had bran prov:a.a:. with feria 'MAIM of procuring a fubLience a local circemilaneca pre fatted. VIENNA, MARCH 2 7.-1112 (..ntirt (;.ti^tte of this daq publithcs the following AR t.t . Govcrnment ENDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGH. NESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. ADMITTANCE ()NET HAI.F.A GUINEA. RANELAGIL _ Catalogues of which will be t.7i Ten in due time by John Whit field and Co. Sworn Brokers, New Rents, St. Martin'. le Grand. The wearing appArcl, or warlcir:! tools, 01!.7r, riVITo4 by want and lelcners, 111 d pludz ; •:(1 ur fold, had be'cr: reft.o.A. Wt, Francis, H. kc.—P...tee wi::r the Frtyc R.Tu:dic bring concluded, and t. c tn,it!rc.; of the Ittw of the 2.Dth of WILTS. TO BE SOLD, A FREEHOLD Eflate, comprifing an elegant and convenient Houk, called I.bIGH - HOUSE, with Gardens, Plcafure Ground, Coach-hook, Stable, and detached Offices; the greaten part is lately built in the modern Rile, and in exceeding good Condition, with Fifty-four Acres of rich Paflure land, Forty-fix of which lie within a Ring-fence ad joining the Hour; and has a neat Farm-houfe in the center, and thr remainder at a Own diltance. The fituation is healthy, the profned very extenfive, the roads good, and' within one mile of the tawn of Bradford, and eight from the city of Bath. PartkuLrs may be had of Mr. Cluttcrbuck, Pridford. Numerous patients afllitTed with Rurtur., !a complfint preval, nt arson eft ::.r LOsoriou:t poor, in an al wing had been fttiTlied with ti fees, and rendert.l C..pabll of par cuing tisr;r accultoto,..ll4hrn.r. lt,flved, That the Thanks of thi. Court be returned to the Etorcr - nd Mr. Wit lc r. kedlnr of White.h..pcl, for his con ft. :tit attention, as Treafurer, to tht interest of the SANtAllt ra N SOCIETY. S. pt. t vhlue w:.i :h the paymcnt of all not :o the inliabit•aits of the Republic, or to otht.i., to `rata at v. .r with the m ona r c hy was pp,-,1,1;; :e ti n longer clining, we Lye r,f,:ved to annul that law; t the fame time, we have inc. e . ted the Chancellor of our F., eiequer to provf; to us the mean, of paying. from the pr f. !,t tin c, the current irterelt of the Loans mad, in f,veirrt emintri s, !he payment of which is to he liquidated by us, in virtue cit . the sfreaty of I'C3CC between .Nuftria ~ntl France, as alto to r;int bark fucceffively the capital andluterat, whkia became due in the intervaL" • ON MONDAY NEXT, April zo, will be given A SUPERB MASQDLRADF- The Tables in the Centre of the Rotunda will he appro. prited for Tea, Coffee, &e. and at One o'Clock the Boxes will be opened with a regular SUPPER—I:Ries, CoMid Beef, Phase Mange, l'altry, &c. Wines-of the firft quality will be provlegd. A commodious room will be appropriated for Mafquerade Dreffes in the Houle next the pay-door, where L tales and admen may be fupplied with a great variety of black and coloured filk Dominos for hire,. from Five Shillings to One Guinea each. An excellent Band will be provided for the Country Dances; Ind the Corporation &old, in full uniform, will, duzingfupper, perform force of the molt favourite military pieces. Doors to be opened at Ten o'Clock. Twkets to be had at Mr. Birchalrs Mufic Shop, New Bond- Fleet; Mrs. Richman's Mafquerade Warehoufe. 361, Ox futd-ftreet ; Bea/by's Malquerade Warehoule,Covernry-ftreet ; Croft's Mafquerade \Vat-Amide, Fleet-ftreet ; Mr. Farranee's &Ty-cook, Ludgate-hill and Spring-gardens; and at Rana : Isnil-Houle ; where Dreff, s may be ha 4 on the evening. RelliLied, that i' it the opinion of till, Court, that it would be a melt chtirahle improvement if a fimilur imt.itution were annexed, not only to every public hofpital, hit to every public liki wife : it bring a fad truth, that t.:a many perfuns, when difeharged from fuch receptacle% have been t •nipt,d, or perhaps driven by neceffity, to life indire , t a d tlifhoncit mr.,:is for immediate fupport ; whilit fonie, in rnil.avouring to reach their diltant homes, without any other mean. than that of begging, have been expohd ou their way to variou, fulfcrings, too obvious to need recital. • The Rules of the Society may be hid by appl : indto the Treafurer. NORFOLK, near the (Sty of NORWICH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIon, ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS. For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots Red Wine, and other Stains, out of Linen, Mullin, Lace: Ike. and for many other as a Subditute for Lemons. Price is. the Do:. HAVING received numerous complaints that A L Compofitions fold under the title of Salt of Lemons, arc Dot only ineffeaual, but that they burg and &limy the Linen, 1 think It neceffary to inform the Public,that my true Effcritial kit of Lemons is any to be had, wholefale and retail, it my stop in Cockfraraftreet, and that none is to be depended upon as otitu but what has my innature on the bottom of each box. W. BAYLEY. N. B. The Salt of Lemonsis particularly tifeful to Ladies In wafting their hands, at it inftantly takes out the Rains of fruit, coloured gloves, fm. and Is much more agreeable to uk Man Lemon Welt. —. l , ;;lscl;ne place rosy be bad, Bayley's Scowering Drops, for taking °reale out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Cloth, &e. Wading the new STAMP DITTY on BILLS EXCIIANCK PROMISSORY NOTRS an& DEEDS, the new DOTIZS as HORIRS, POTTAGE of LITTERS, PAPER. Taw, &C. This day was publiihed, Price is. a NEW EDITION of j(EARSLEY's TAX TABLES, for the Year zBoto—Printed for G. ICearfley, No. 46, Fleet-ttreet. Of whom may be had, juft pubthhed, The ENGLISH ENCYCLOWEDIA, VoL IX. Part I. Prkerjs. 6d. in boards. This day was publifhed, In TIM Volumes, Price its. the Seventh Edition. with material Additions by the Author, ELIZABETH HELM, of 11 . OUISA, or the COTTAGE on the MOOR. Printed for G. Kearney, Fleet•ftreet ; and Crolby and Letterman, Stationer's-court, Ludgete•Rreet. Of whom may be bad, jun publt(bed, t. The RUNAWAY, a Novel, by Mt. burnt, in 4 vols. }nice les. In bout*. 2. MEN and MANNERS, by FRANCIS Laramie, a new Edition, in four volumes, price les. In bawds. 3. T he YOUNG EXILES, from the French et Madame de Gtru,,ta three vols. Price HS. in Imards. This di were publithettl, pi:lets'. half hound, THE ELEMENTS of POOK-KEEPING}I comprifing a Syitem of Merchants' Accounts, founded er real Berm , N. arranged according to modern Pradice, and adapted to the Ufc of Schools. By P. KELLY, Moller of Finlbarrfquare Academy. Sold by J. johnfon, and F. and C. itivington, St. PattlN Church- Yard; and O. G. and J. Robinfon, Patemnlter-Row. Orwhom may be had, by the fame Author, prlee Rs. in hoards, A PRACTICAL IwrßonucrioN to SPHERICS amt NAUTICAL ASTRONIIIMY ; being an Attempt tolntplify thole ufefid Sciences. The Second Edition, augmented and ;tu rret, •d. The Additives made to this Impel:Mon, chiefly confilt to %cilium fat Exerclie...Exas2wles on Doable Altitudes—an Itnettiption of the Author's New Projection an tht Longitude --and an Appendix on the fife and Management of Tim.- Ropen. DR. ANDERSON'. RECREATION& Tils Jay was piano& In 4 vols. Sao. &gawk phi by buster. on fine wove Paper, price al .µ in p ECREATIONS AGR ICULTU RE. NA .' TURAL HISTORY. ARTS, sod MISCELLANEOUS URE, the firft Series. Hy JAMES ANDERSON. LLD. P.R.S. &c. At.thor of Ellayarlatlng to Agticulture and Rural Affeirkaoti kraal Othil Perfannanccs. London: Printed for lotus Carasti7c.:l 7 ). Holborn NHL The fubjedts of this Monthly Publication (which confifts of a trirty of hurrahing topics chiefly refpreting Agriculture and Feral Economics), it lithe intention of the Editor to bring to a conclufion at the end of every four Volumes, for the mamma. duin:: of his Subferibers,and the Public in getters!, who will be t,u, crabled either .to take io the Work from its commence ment, or to begin at the end of any Series, and at the Gone time h.ere a Work in nay compkte, with a general Index to rich & tics. Aitiltie rft was Publifhed Nombre XXV, being the int Nwnhcr of the (mond Series of Mt le Recreations, to be continw d Monthly; and the Public ate rcfpecifully regnelled Map* to J. Cumming for the New Numbs-v..or complete lets et the hell Stet, s. Of J. Lumnims may likcwife be had (Jun pnblifhed) new Edition, heirs the efth, of Prays (-cluing to Agriculture and R rd Affairs, by the Lame Author, in 3 vols. evo. price LI. ys la bards As alto, JiLft publithed, price , a.. 64. A Calm Inveltigstion of the eircumflatc... that have led to the styrene Scarcity, fusseffing the Means of alleviating the )3 14 and at preventing *e k-cturenre of a like Calamity in enure. By Dr. Andctim. And all bit other Works. Cr This day was pultnibed. J.Cumnahies Catakineof An- G M and Modern Book*, in alnioft all Langui. - vs and fkienres, tt, ht fold at very redsc, Ptices (for ready ir.oney) at No 40, "Aborn kiill,a **Wow k cusrlanc, where Catalognce may be be& CAPITAL HOUSE NEAR PORTMAN SQ UARE. _ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAIN% On Friday nest. at the Rainbow Caw-hook, in Corn bill, at t 2 o'clock, . . - ALEASEHOLIi ESTATE, on which is fub- Rantially erected an Excellent Hoare, extremely well fitillked, and forty-two feet in front, being No. ag, no the Haft Side of GLOUCESTER PLACE, PORTMAN SQIIARE ; containing every convenience requi fi te for a family of the Diftitittion, and now in the molt perfeet condition. The de tached offices cortill of Stabling for (even florfcs, two Coach bodes, Coachman and Grooms Chambers, Lofts, Laundry, &c. Ike. the whole late in the poffeffinu of a Lady of ratlike. The elegant and appropriate Furniture (nearly new) may, or may not, be taken at a fair valuation , at the option of the Pur chafer.—To he viewed by Tickets only, which may be Ind of Mr. Raine, Citarlotte4treet, BlootnNtry, as well as printed Par ticulars; which may be had alfo at the Rainbow Coffee-bank. BOAR AND CASTLE, OXFORD-STRF.ET. With immediate polleflion. TO Ili PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINE, On Friday next, at the Rainbow Cofferhottfe, in Combat, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY Valuable LEAS EI-lOLD ESTATE, forty-right feet fix Incises in front ; the whole of has been very recently rebuilt at a very heavy ripener, and well insight:4l; confining of the long eftabliihed and well known :Ina, called the BOAR and CASTLE; with a very produnive Liquor Bar ; large and (mall Sitting Rooms, and 20 belt Bad-chambers; Stabling fee at Moles; fix Corch knifes, and many Bed-chambers over the fame, for (savants, waggoners, ke. The whole held by Leafe, 40 years of which are unexpired, at the extra:tic low rent of sscL To be viewed till the (ale. Printed particulars may be had on the Premifes • at the Rainbow ; and of Mr. lt.tine, Char kartArcet. Blondhary. HOUSES and LANDS at HAAIMERSMITH, and CAPI TAL STABLF.S,GARDF.NS. Re. at STAINES-BRIDGE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINY.. . On Friday. the trim inftant, at the itpinbetv enifec-fioure. In Comb'lL at 11 o'rtnck. in 'fbrre Lots._ - r -HREE FOURTHS of a COPYHOLD 1. ESTATE, equal In value to FREEHOLD. being held at a (Mali Fine certain '; confining of a Huuk and Shoo, twenty feet in front, in the Broad Part of Hamincrftnhk, as held by Mr. Jofepla Hartley, Lineal/raper, as Tenant at will, at a low Rein; And a ERICK COTTAGE., ftanding in four Acres of rick 0 inkn Ground, between the four Mile *noes on the Ham.. morfinith and the Acton Roads. at Starch Green; as held by Mr. W;likun N.wissan, Market Gardener, as Tessaut at will, at a moderate Rent : Likely:Cc the elegant new-ereaed Stables. Coach-Hooks, Yard, and Kit :hen-Oareem, aq bulk and mired by John Lint. ham, Efq. jell OVef Staines Arbigr ht Sorry; held by Leafy ;26 Y.•ars ones pied at Clatinmas Lit, at only I. per maim. Mr. Hartley and Mr. Leer will thew the Premlfes at Ham merfmith within their pot/4So°, and Mr. White. at Staines. Bridge, theft near him; of all of wham Particulars may he had; alfis at the Rainbow and id bk. I Mae, Parks:aka; B tomelbory. To the NERVOUS, nitaii.rrATrD, sad CONSUBIP TIVE.-I.ISPON PILLS. THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE. corn pnfed Bu n n the Recipe of a late eminent PortoguLfe Play ' fleinn, will he tnund heft adapted foe rentoving thole Nervous Affeeti.rna, ariung either Crum Mortal Ds-pr.:Mon or BoAly Wcaknefs. Perron. of Confias?tive or Nervous Habits elf find It the Tonic ; ir. Wort by whatever means the eotallitut ion hag been undermined, its reftotative trirtuts are a fur.: pledze of rooming h. Pith. Sold fah I.y Parden, No. Ss/I. Strand, and retail by Barry, Bri.::.-ttnat.Weltseduv Piddle:, No. -6,trxfotd- Urea .. 84 Yer,N 0 . 14,Covent-l;arden, Button, Royal-Eire ferik, No. t 17, Strand. Omen, No. ts,Osf, VA.., NO.lO. Cornhill, Jebsult and Ca. No. tso, Ox- Ward, N 0.324, Eord4trert.t, Wr I,;ht, tiwe. rings-Alit y. In nott..v. s.yd. a I. and iL rt. lu the Country, at Alowick. by Pratt, I smell All., Netrfan Berwick, Embi. toe, I .yrr, Boft,m, I Inslttstos, hlanchefter. SI Diary, III.1:11e, lkinrint h, Wilkmfora, (!aml-t• I . Gee, Newark, leddre, iter.k.v.a..r, Newcarlle, !loinlale, Walker, Oarlinm.4, Darutow. Newmarket, l'bo-pe. ss.lez.u. Padre, Northslictton, Lai 'dale s Dnocaft-r, Norwiels, Esenn, Edusburjb, heater. Pmrith. Rarsfsy, ply, /track-M. - my, P,t.. thorough, Jrcob, F.p.tur. EssubiesLsy. Pr. Roo. Asktfors . litA;tlW,Wltittb‘Z , , EIt,M,LI, Ri4ard. Crecoock, Whitdaw, s!atm.rti, Dr.,lt.tril. ltioll, Brown, Stnt:lll ntl, tirar, littin i -it, Mi.l.ltoditek Urturlr.on„ Iltrtkarti o Lanc.,:t,r. Woo burs, M .k,litld, W..n.1, 1.,,,15, Eicn,, lA'. rt n., tnn R.onics. I.irweln, P.p. 4a, y,",,,,,:%, ti , .ncs, LAT a ra:l. liaithie. Yuck, Sidiaclut 1 The extension of the limits of Upper Autiria and Bohemia over a part of Bavaria becomes every day more probable. The Elalor is to be indemnified in the Circle of Suabia, sand people talk of the ceffion of part of. the Autitian domi nions on the lake of Constance. In fine, it is t.re tended That the line of demarkation of the eitates of the EleFlor Palatine will follow the courfe of the Danube from Katifloon to Donauefchingen. AMSTERDAM, APRIL I.—The enemy are Rill cruising before the Tesel with four fail of the line and feveral frigates: one of thefe frigates having approached too near the harbour to examine the lirength of our fleet, was funk by the batteries. Two of our flips brought yeßerday into port four Englifh prizes richly laden. General AN OEREAU is expeEied here to-morrow, and is going to :II kmaar. Several merchants have received letters from Berlin, announcing the march of 35,000 Pruflians to seize Hanover. They add, that Lord CARY S• FORT wars to quit Berlin on the 26th ult. Count HAUCWITZ has tranfmitted a frefit note to that Antbafiador, in which he declares, that the troops of his Protilan Majelly arc about to occupy Ha nover, and that all thele ports will be Ihut againft the (hips of his Ilcitannic Majefly. Ilaou r, Artie. 4.—There are now very nu merous glrrifisns in Goree, the Brief, and Fiel.,ittet‘ (toys. The Englith have made nn nefh attempts. They remain at the mouth of the NI: life, from miler cv fen vciiels to examine the mane. mews of the Ships in the Mettle. Ou the tide of North Holland a divifion of the enemy is RN in light of the Tesel ; its principal object i, to pre vent the failing. of the Din. l• is nearly ready to put to fea. The artikd a,: Am ilerdam and in the Zuydcr-zee i. dellined to de fend the mouth of that lea as well as of tl:e Erns. RATISBON, MARCH 3 c.—The Protocol' was opened yellerday, for the purpofe of receiving the votes relative to the hill decree of the Imperial Conimiflion, on the mode of proceeding in fettling the it,demnities.—Several votes were yellerday given —Mentz, Friers, Cologne, and Brunfwick, voted in the College of lile:tors--feveral votes of the Prirce's College were alai, given in—as were thoiC of the Imperial Cities of Rothenhurg, Wind !Lim, Collar, hlulhaufen, and Kati:km—it ap pears the majority will vote that the Emperor be authorised to fettle all that regards the indemnities. I FitANCRFORT, APRIL 2.—A German Gazette confidi.rs the iscrupation of Hanover by the Prof lians ar hi certain, that it already announces that the Hanoverian troops will be organiiid on the lixiting of the Prittlian regiments, and that they will be fent into gars if a. in ;iilefia and Po land. The total of the Hanoverian troops is efii mated at 20,000 men, forming a very confidera ble augthentation to the military force of Pritsiia. BAs/.3 Of THE ME/%, Arßit. ;.—The King of Pruilla has caill'ed it to be notiiied to the Senate of Harnburgh, tl-at he is el 'iged to occupy th e en virons of that city, and parttetila;:ly: Lille and the i l fitburlis of liamm.—The Prulllans meted Eine the 27111 tilt. WESEL, APRIL 4.—There is in Miran! ',d !be environs a corps of about i: or t q,cco m.n : ! 'ides that, did‘rent regime :its hove already tea,. e rn le. meats for defeending the Elbe, the "sri:See, and the Ems, to their mouths. Bettis, Matteis ;31.—The 11 1 / 4 1iniiler of Stare, Count VON IVA SCHI'LINSURG. has ft oar! fa- Pa:lover. It is rep. , :teti th.t! . Enoli.h ,:km hairador is prep ^^ to Astir ,::is city. 'Two &cries of riding na-t'llcre 1:..s c (-rived 0:41.1s to march. It is L.inerally ert:nt I.I.IItIYRO'S it It' 11 , ...V to rn.•.•!l r : once to cur s:l:like . •!, flan troops to i:.0• 0 .•1;..glis , •11 t • learn that ill, I': a ',an il.inct ha. • • •-; Knitlrs- of !lA-I-v:- tlytietly to ti :tout t .1i a. of hi: :tajzi!r, !•, tteatrte::: rrit.ht be txp , ..'tc..l, el the contrAry. ta.s ss-otohl has:: to 4:Ct.:he to theta. rrscs st:r conf:rococ,:s. Pre:Tian I :l atoidt, v tth: Appe.tr. It is raid, that the D u k e of LI a s w has limited his command meetly to tlie ct" .Nlagdcburg. In May next, unlefs former dlfpored of by Private Contrad, ALI, that Elegant, New-built, MANSION, late the Relidcncc of Jr.nosn PHAT Penne, Efq. with fpacious Stables, Coach-houfe, appropriate Offices, Green book, Gardens, Shrubberies, and Plantations, containing fix Ades and two Roods, lituate in Thorpe, in the county of Norfolk, within one mile and an half of the city of Norwich, and the molt pleafant Vil:Age in its environs, now become the more defirahle Refidence from its intercourie with the Sea-port and fafftioilable Town of Great Yarmouth, from which it is diltant about t 9 miles,—The (erne front the houfc is enlivened by the paffin7 of the Mails, and other Carriages and Company daily on the Turnpike-road to that 'l'own, and diverliFed by the conilant failing of barges, Pleafure-boats, and Trading v. MN, upon the River which paffcs through Thorpe from N , mi.:h. and is navigable to the fea.—The Preafurc-arounds arc delightfully rural.—The whole Freehold, and fubjed to only rl. per annum Land-tax.--The rates of Thorpe arc ex tn. tr. cly moderate. N. li. A Purchafer may be accommodated with a confidixa- Me portion of Arabic Land, if required. Apply to Mr. S:xwaral, burry-Rreet, Norwich—Letters to be Poll-paid. OAK ard BEECH TIMBER, HERTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINS , _ . On Friday nett, at the Rainbow (l'offie,houre, in Coinhill, London, at twelve ticloct, in t i Lots, • 0 Thnufand and Thirty-one OAK TIM. BER TRIES, any fine BEECH TRE.ES, to ASP, and a ELM TREES, all Hammer marked r R, now (land ing in Chivcry Wood, • thort dittance South of the hi:h Road below Thug, Hefts, and within a Mile of the Grand Junction Canal. Thomas Butler, at Great Berkhampftead ; Mr. Clayton, Role and Crown, at 'Tring ; and Mr. Barton, at the Bell, Afton Clinton, will dired parlous who may apply to the Wood, and of whom printed Particulars may be had ; alfo at the George, Ayleibury ; Crown, Amcriham ; Red Lion, High Wycombe; at the Rainbow; and of Mi.. Raise, In Charlotte !tied, illoondbury. MONEY ACCOMMODATIONS, COMMISSION BUSI NESS, and COAL,IERCIAL CONCERNS. MERCHANTS, Nianttfiti timers, Shopkeepers, and Others, Cup:died wiih an advance upon all Wool lens, Linens, Cottons, or any other fpreies of Goo:Is a nd Merchandife, raw or manufactured, for (tact' time as nriy convenient, at le.nl intereft and a moderate Co The Conneetions and Ceirrefpondence of the Advcrtirers being the mod exterifive. :Ilford thew the confiant nieans of a fultable and advantageous market fur Goods of every Deferlp tion, when it may be the with of the Parties to airport: of tie fame —Thofe oveellocked with Goods, or delirous of extend -1..2; their Trade and Cinineeti.itifi, will find this the molt refource they can have ; or, difappoltized in ri.e.'pfs and remittances, will always meet with immealiate, and confidential aid. Every application will meet with attention, and the tuft nets be coaguiled with that ft-qv:lite promptitude and delicacy, which have always r. vitt-ea them anrobotion. Letters o Marrs. Morssn and Co. No. 54, Warren-erect. Fit zroy-tquart, I.ondon, or ps r:on al a ppli :atlons from n till hrce o'Cluck, duly attended to. No. 13, City-road, Flahury-fluiuv, London. Mr. DIX, SIR —This mode of addrefring you may appear but at pref.mt prudent melons prevent my i vine you my name or addrefs, y,., 3.INiOUS to aCknOWled*l: my kra titiic to yon, and that others 11117 know waive to apply for fitnilar relief, to that I hive xpert.need, iny frh:nd in London, who recommend:l y,,ar invaluable Gout Tindlure, to puhlifb my cafe in the Nevell , : , ..,ires.:,‘ : Ahout as y x Cocol we. attacked by the pont, which has beentnnilan•l• i rcrea,ing every year, accoinpa. i.d with rhen matifin' eh:ascii-meg, on the joints of my hands and fe,t, and with Scorbutic eruptions. Fur tb,. lilt feven y c.,rs I have been unable to wail' but with crutches, end nevir without great pain anti difficulty. By regularly taking your Tir.clure, and hal lowing the regimen you dire-acct.! have the happinefs to inform you, I am perkL.lly reftored . to health, itrength, and fririts,and have had nu gout, rhanitnifm, ca. appearance of Scurvy, (ince taking the fait hoqle. which Iminced std to cotnintir it. In all I have taken lever bottles in twelve months, and am taking the !aft my friend fent me, but I now take it only every th'rd day to keep of the complaints; all the ehalkftorcs are difperfed but two, which are gradually di creafing. l hope this Brat. Sal ac knowledgement will be acceptable to you, it being the oily comp:era:ion now in my power ro make you, for the unfpc..k able benefit I enjoy, by the fife of the molt valuable medicine ever invenied. I will recommend it to ev, ry perfon I know or heir of, and no perfon can now ever prevail upon me to believe the gout is incurahlc; which opinion has boon too generally of to. I cannot, nor can the pu b lic, be too grateful to cno far introducing the ufc of fo important and incitimable a fpe-ine. I hope, on a rutin,. to he in London. and will then wait on you, to thank you in perfon lam treAt nfpecifully, Sir, your obedient and grateful fervent, March 23. Igor. J. T.