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iniMBER 4188 1 THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. Os: MONDAY NEXT, APRIL ig , ' z ndt, -heir Majciha Servants will adt ()may 's Tragedy of THE ORPHAN ; Or. THE UNHAPPY MARRIAGE. C.idalio, Mr. POPE; Pnlydoec Mr . BARRymoR E Cbamont, Mr. C. XEMBLE. Mortimia, Mrs. POPE. To which will be added the Pa. , tomfene of HARLEQUIN AMC LET. (Being pnfitieely the Llit time it can be performed this kaki.) On Tuctdar, Disarm; with the Spoil'd Child. On Vednefday, The Winter's Tale. And nn Thurfday will be produced a New Comedy, in The .A.!ts, (never perfnrmed.) caned Failtionable Friends. THEATR covENT-G ARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 19. 18os, will be preented the Tra g edy o f KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Kin g Richard, Mr. COOKE ; King Henry, Mr. MURRAY; Richmond, Mr. CORY. L a dy Ann, Mrs. LITCHFIELD ; The gams, Mite CHAPMAN. To which will be ad the New Grand Palltellfittit Drama,in Two Parts, called BRAZEN MASK ; Or, ALBERTO AND ROSABELLA. On Timidity the Cabinet. On Wedneklay, the Man of the World. . _ •me New Grand BaJlei of Brazen Mai wig; reprefented every evcning in the week. ROYAL CIRCUS. ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS. The Public are refradtfully informed, that Row. Ciacvs, h 4v! fig. undergone every poifibk improvement in elegant and fplethild Decorations and Accommodations, (particularly the .dtlairtn of 7 utw and commodious FRIZIT SA L 0021), WII.I. OPEN ('SN MONDAY NEXT. APRIL 19, 1802, V when win prrfented an extraordinary Difplay of lIORSENIANSFIIP, • By a Grand Troop of Performers, and the juftly celebrated SAUND'e..RS, (whole imprrittnent. during the Wintcr ree,f, has indifputably rendered hat the firft _ . . _. Equeßtian in Europe). After which, with entire New Scenery, Machinery, Dreflis, and Decorations, (iirft time), a fplcndid Serio-Comic Pan tomime Romance, cilia THE ENCHANTED HARP: Or, HARLEQUIN FOR. IRELAND. The whole m conclude with a fplenclid Itcprefentation of the t -cop/I Colman tithe Hall of the Arch-Druid CZAD iftIITRACIL. The Part of Columbine by Mrs. Wy se ow, from the Theatre Cament-Garden, brigs her lied: appearance on this time disk Three Yvan. widais will beadded (Sad Time) the Popular Grand Ballet Pantomime, called RINALDO RINALDINI; Or, THE SECRET AVENGERS. Plum for the Boxes to be taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the Box-Offtee. Dears to be opened at Hai Fait Fiat., and the-Petionfetaces to begin Facilely at Half pia Six. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE ASTLEY'S. WESTMINSTER. BRIDGE. --- Under the Patronage of thclr Royal Highaelres the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Yost. ON .MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 79, 18oz, and during the Holiday Week, will be prefented the fol UtrinF Pntretainntents: •„; .', way of Prelude, at half paR fix o'clock precifelv, Your. St. Clair will have the honour, for half an hour, to ex- Jan his curious PHANTASMAGORIA; Or, SUPERNATURAL. APPEARANCES. As originally performed at Paris. ..titer which, an entirily New Divertifement, compofed by Mont Mercerot, called LE BOUQUET. Principal Dancers—.Monf. and Madam Mereerot, and Silts Johannot. Atter whiA will be performed, for the 3oth time, the Grand Hifterical Speelacle of FAIR ROSAIvIONI); Or, WOODSTOCK BOWER. 'Fair Rnfamond, Mrs. ASTLEY. In the rote,: of the Evening a Grand Variety of HORSE- Ati:4llP, by Marrs. Harris, H. Bryfon, I. Bryfon, Liuk, Collet, Miller, 'Taylor, and Mr. Welt, the Little lktril. The what to conclude with a Grand Seri .Comic, Equeltrian sod Peddlrian Pantomime, called THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS; Or, HAR LEWIN ST. GEORGE. In the coorfe of the Pantomime will be difplayed Twenty_ bete entire New Scenes, of which the following arc the molt finking . The Rich Calyb's Cave; with its transformation into— rft, A Deafen Cattle; and Idly, into the Champion's Cell— the Enchanted Rood—particularly the Combat between St. Georg_ and the Dragon. A Landfcape—Grand Perfian Palace—An Inn Yard and Pump ; transformed Into a Temple and Gardens—A Perfian Gratto• ' with hiultaches Adventure. and aerial I.oo r 0 0 a Plying Horft—A Venetian Street—Dover Caftle, Ciiift. and Town—The Union Hotel, transformed into a Poulterer's Skop, and Green-Ralf..-The animated Loaf and Cabbage, and the Tkad Gook Able—The Cave of Horrors. .J• conclude with a Magnificent Tempt.: of Peace. The whole invented, and produced by Mr. Aftley, jun. Doors to be opened at half paft five, to begin at half yak fiz o'clock. 13.kes 4s. Feeond Price is.—Pietts. Second Price ts..--Cal "Ty it. Se..nd Price 6d. :natant Price to congnence at half paft 8 o'clock precifcly. Places to be taken at the Box-Offtec, WCRmltiflct•Bridge, f:Jrn fen tin 'Arm &Clock. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. NOEIL!TY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC 4. in genera!, are refpedftilly informed. J. BURGESS and GINUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. I! lES,eantitutes to I.‘ prepared by them in the famenanner that has obtained fuck univerfal approbation for many years The long jullly acquired fsperiorlty of that Article is fully roc tinned in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perkins trident in all puns of the World, and haring Rood the tel of trial, tanks it in the fituation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCIiO VIES and other KWH SAUCES for Flsli , &c. Imiuccs them, from niaKruus Advenifemcnts daily appearing, to caution Fa. Stc in purchaling the fame, as Acme is to be had at c uo 4 upilc, but at that Warchossfe as undo-. Every other Aral In the Oil Trade for fondj ter, of the bettqt.ditv. tt';'. , MERCHANTS, CA PTA IN; of SHIPS, u;sfizt:P.s in the ARMY and NAVY, fisrplied upon the 11 nottft notice for the EAR and Weft Inaks, &e. • Wu doldr, No 107, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, !yr ttle eotiveni,nce of hem dies In Scotland, Stve 04 " 1 / 4 4 Meru. k. Jolinflosa and Co. k.dinburgS, their Ivh: 4.4a44 ______MllM, . -..-... .. ••••., - . --"4".4 .•,. , • 0. • • _ e ii , ,' 4. 11 . 1 irf- - 1, • - . 411111 401 1 C, . . _ s'e L ' i r q ' r z" - --., ke.—'- ') \...4 7. 4 ,0 OP4 II&N t il l • 1,, l it ..;,. . . SATUADAT, APRIL 17, 1802 _ - lIANOVER.SQVARE CONCERT ROOM & j MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, wi t h an ApprroN of PICTURES thi, SEAMN, 1.1 now open, and will continue every Day (Sundays caceptedjirom Nine in die Morn!ng till Evening. P.• Admittance One Shilling. NOTICE w the CREDITORS and DEBTOPS of the late CEO. HEMING, Efq. A LL Perfons who have any Claim or Demand 4 - 1 - on the Mate or Effeets of Geo, titmice, late of Wed dineton, in the County of Warwick, Efq. deceafed, whether upon Mortgage, Bond, Note, or otherwife, are refpeellvely de fired forthwith to tranfmit the particulars thereof to Mr. Gco. Greenway, of Ntincaton, in the County of Warwick, Attorney at Law : and an Perfons who Rood Indebted unto the laid Geo. Heroine, at the titre of lils decode, are defired forthwith to pay their refpediire Debts wito tile bid George Greentvay, who is daly authorifed to recdve the fame. - DUTY ON THE TONNAGE OF TIDVS. A 'GENERAL. Meetin of the Owner. of Ships is particularly reque:ted nn Wednef.lay next, the sift day of April initaut, at Eleven o'clock in tl.e Forenoon, at the George and I'ulture *1 goon, Cornhill, to take inn eonfi lees lion the intended Wks on the Tommy.: of ship., and the ' effed which they may have on'the Carrying Traci- of Great Britain. jfba Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precifely. By Order, NAT. ATCHESON, Scilicitor. Ely-phee, tist6 April, 'lBoa. AT a hiEETING or The GENTLEMEN, FARMERS, and others, iftterefted in the CONOUMP• TION OF MALT, held At the Swasa-hin and Hotel, ih Wolver hampton, the Lath Day of April, dos, [Town, as roatowt,-- Ta A r the yreicnt existing taxes on Mah ire way confides-a ble amounting to more than cighteen.penee the Sta ff ordihire build of Moe gallons and a half, or upwards of four pounds ten Millings the ctiftornary load of fixty bullets, which is more than twice the annual value of the land prodecing the barley. That the enormous additional tits proofed by the Minister, of twelve-pence farthing per Winckofter hard, is extremely 'oppreflive arid partial; oppreffive becaufe this article is heavily taxed already, and partial becanfe it falls almoft wholly on the middle andlower orders of people in the barley counties only; malt liquor not being the beverage of the higher daffes, and the -people in the cyder counties drinking their beverage duty free. That the died of this additional tax is nth-Mated by the Mi nifter at fide Minims and eleven-pence per barrel ; whereas, applied to Stagbrdildre ale, of fix boatels to the barrel, it will be much higher, namely, fix Chillings and three halfpence upon the malt, at halt ten-pence hallpentry upon the hops, and two Millings upon the ale, making upon the whole nine Millings upon the barrel of thirty-ftx gallons. ht addition to former taxes; and, as the maltiter and retailer always advance tiair profits with a new tax, under cover of the idea of more credit and capital becoming neccifary, the advance to the confumer will nut be lefs than four-pence per gallon, or one penny per That loading the brewery in private honks w.:lt a tan CO enormous, has a tendency to %Tref , tLe mechanic and labourer, by abridging Isis allowance from his emOvyer; to banish the little hofpitality remaining amongft us, by pioaibitory taxation; to promote diMpation, by driving people to ale-Manes and dram drinking ; and, finally, to injure the revenue, by kfleniag the confutnption of malt liquor, the flaple and natural beverage of the labouring Chat s of the community. That at the conclufion of a long, trying, and expenfive war, in which the middle and lower claire', in common with all others, have concluded themfelves with great propriety, per teverance,and fortitude, a tax fo heavy upan their nataral be verage will be extremely ill-timed ana particularly oppreWive. That webelieve ev-n the Income Tax Hell; with all its evils, would, under improvements, modifications, and due rceuls tions, be lefsopprealve to the bilk of Mankind, than this addi tional one upon an article fo necetfary to Labouring people, and already taxed in i very high a proportion. That an additianal tax upon foreign wines, or fptrituous 11- quors, would be much leis upprelfive than one on malt, be eaufe the confumption of the &ft of there articles, as a beve- ' rage, ought to be confined to opulence alone, and Its prim to fixpence or one thilling per bottle is no ohjeet, and that of the ' latter, neat as a beverage, ought, if puflble, to be prohibited, as the bane of human health and morals. 'POSTING REDUCED. THE Nobility and Gent r y, ' trave lli ng b etween the United Kingdoms, are very refpedfully informed, that the Price of Polling is reduced on the Great Londob and Holy head Rnad, by the under-named Inn-keepers : WILLIAM LtICIMTIIM Talbot Inn, Salop. I.tairs Tit amccam, Fox, Salup. R. CneaaiNorom, Haypate. B. MAISCFICLO, Jernin;ham Anne, ShifmjL R. hymn, Lion, Wolverhampton. WILLIAM Srycvs, Hotel, Birmingham. Four Horks -28.0 d. per mile. Pair of florin Is. ed. Saddle Rorie A FURTHER PROOF OF THE EFFICACY OF CHING'. PATENT WORM LOZENGES. Colonel RIDDLE iLES favoured Mars. Ching and Butler with the following : fIaNTLEMEN, H AVING by accid;nt read the te(limnny of the Loan emu 'Luton rcfpeeling your invaluable Chlng's Patent Worm Lozenges, I was induced to make trial of them on m)felf. Front a twenty-two years refidence in the k:aR-Indies, I have been fuLied to a liver complaint, and vio knt bilious obfttudious. I have made ufe of the Lozenges , and have derived very contiderable benefit front them,* have given them to my children, and the children of my acquaintance; :dfo to numbers of the poor; and 100 no one inllan:e have they failed of fuccAs, but in fome cafca have performed, I may fay, miraculous cures. I have perufed the num,rous tellitnonles of the good effects produced by than, 4nd fha!l only remark, I do not think too much can he Paid in their praife ; from rape rienee I particularly recommend them for removing obilinate hilious oblirudions.--Oentlemen, your obedient (errant, Exmouth, Feb. to, tgoz. JOHN RIDDLE. To Mats. Chin; and Butler. Sold wholefale, retail, and for exportation, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Chcap fi de ; and retail by Adding, No. 76, oppofite the Pantheon, Oxford-ftrect ; Swaney, Pall-Mall ; and molt Country Medicine Venders In the United Kingdoms, in bores at One Guinea, ss. and as.9d. each. DR. MAVOR'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY, In Twenty-five portable Volumes. T HE Fourth Volume of this Work was pub. tithed on the alt day of April, containing the conclufton of the HISTORY of GREECE ; and it may be had of all refpee table BookfeEers in Town and Country. This volume, and the third, comprre the whole of that kite refting portitm of Ancient Hiltory, and the two volumes, with the Map of Greece and the Prints, may be had fcparately by perfons who do not 'shook to purchafc the entire work. The fifth volume, which, in be publithed on the firft of May, will contain the commencement of the Rom N Ht sTOR v. The wNole of the Roman Kftory, kism the building of Rome till the taking of Cnnftantinople by 46c 'l'urks, will be comprifod in the fifth, fisth, and feventh volumes, and the three volumes, embellilhed with Maps and Plates, may be had fep. rawly. For the accommodation of perfonv who with to purchafe any finjte Hilton, ever,- volume contains a particular title page adapted to its refpective contents. 'the ANCIRNT rare of tins Univerfal Hillory will be com pleted in Nine Volumes; and the MODERN rmt r in blateen Volumes; a Volume to appear on the firft day of every month, till the whole is completed. The pri T of each volume is Five Shillings in hoards, but upon finall and common paper it is only "three Shillings and Nine-pence, in boards; the volumes may alio be had in neat half-Midi s. N. 11. Dr. Mavor's Univerfal Iliftory is a molt definable ac quifition to all p rfo '3 to whom the great Univerf Hiftory in 46 nettlio ct , ;•ii' Cs it t Wier ton vetiummous or ton rapenfive. That a tax upon cydcr confutned in private houfes, is no Ids reafunable than one upon malt liquor Loafumed in the fame war, T' at a Committee of ten pei tons be now appointed to draw up a Petition, founded on there %foliations, and that the Mem• b4.rs fur the county be requefted to prefect and fupport the fame. That a Treafurer be appointed. and a Cubfcription immedi ately entered into, of five &filings met at the kali, to defray neeeffa , y expenees. That e a Petition be drawn up to-morrow, April Es, and that it be left at the Swan Inn and Hotel, Wolverhampton, for f 'nature, on Friday the toStit ; at the Bull's-Head, Bilftor, on Saturday the t 7th ; at the New Inn. Handfworth, on Mon d .y the 19th; at the George 11111. WAlfall, on Tuefday the 20th; and again at the Swan Inn, Wolverhampton, nn WednefdAy the 2tR; and that fuels Petition be fent to London, by the mail, on Thurfday the 22d, and, if pofftble, prefented to the Houk of Commons on Friday the :3d. That theft Refolutiona be printed In the STAR and Traveller las:,don papers; and in the Birmingham, Stafford, Ltioefter, and No:thampton papers. 11 the country; and that two hun dred copies be printed, to be diltributed to fuch No'ilemen and Gentlemen as may be fuppn?l friendly to this bulinds. Fiesta ir CaocKr r r. Chairman. RESOLVED, That the Thanks of this hicetiti:; tic given to the Chairman for his erindudand .thility (in tilis.oceahon. FOR SALE. BY PUBLIC ROM', In WHOLE or in LOTS, in the condi of this Year, THE BARONY of MELDRUM, in the Clint of Aberdeen. This Eftate comprehends the entire Parifh of Nreldrum, including the iturgh of Earony of Old hfeldrum, and Patronage of the Church: it contains about Rood Englifh Acres, the Rental Is about acccd. iterling per Annum, and the Lands abound with Game ; it holds of the Crown. and forms one of the molt defirable Properties in Scotland. • The ManGon Houle is only half a mile diftant from the town of Old Mel.. drum, through which the greet North Road patfes, and where there is a Weekly Market, and the Putt arrives daily. Further Particulars will be given in a future Advertifement ; meanwhile Particulars may be had by applying to Alexander Thom, Advocate, in Aberdeen ; Williaat Walker, of the Etch: quer Office, Edinburgh ; and George Walker, of the Exchequer Of lice, Temple, at No. t 6, Cr.tven-ltreet, Strand. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By MGSQIJI At GarrawafaColne-houfe, on Monday, the 3d day of May, ' aos, at One o'clock. before the Commiffioners anointed for Sale and Redemption of the Land -tax. for the County of Hertford, or fuck Pei fon or l'•-rf am as they (hall appoint; AN eligible, conipakft Freehold Mano r , or -L. re puted Manor Farm, called Tollimores, containi ng u p• wards of One Hundred and rwo Acres, lituate at Newrate ftreet, In the Parilh of Hatfield, Hens, Six Miles frum H. rt i ford, and Eghteen from London, on Leafe to Mrs. Sativan, for a Term of 2/ Years, of which thr:e only will remaitt un expired at Michaelmas next, under the low Yearly Rent of 46L s.ss sod. Defiriptive Particulars may be had at the Salilbury Arms, Hatfield; the Red Litt', Barnet; the Grten Dragon, Chdhunt; of Mr. Squibb, Saville-row ;of Merrs Bray, :•olicitors, Great Ruffell-ftreet ; and at the Office of Metrrs. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's-court, Weitmiulter ; where a Plan of the Eltate may be Peen. :: " W " r 1137 "70 1 • v•••-..‘,--, ‘ 36 . .11.4Aa..3 " • I • El r.:cE •IX-PENCE. PURSUANT to a Decree of the Hi.. 6 Court n Chancery. mute in a ellsrt: Stu ''• Ir. Co.illflUn. ' the Crectit , .,rA of John Archerof Wilford, "minty of 13..rits, and of Cnopertile. in the C lunty of 1:11 . ex lif i d zee died on the Bth day of Oellthr. ) arc, ma or before the 811 day of May tw iv it. to cont. in an : ;re Kir Uebts hcfere juhti Spranger, i.fy. n . le of the o; the raid Court. at lig Cumbers, in Squiliampton Buiidinza, Clianeery-Line,, London, or, in default tlicreaf, they wail be istrctuptor:iy i:a cludcd the , lienefit of the raid Decrs, 10 ilk: SOW, Purfuant to a Decree of the Iligh C o urt of C!'ancrty, rou'e in a Caufe " V. Calhoun," beiore John Sprang: r, one of the Matters of the Lid Court, in 1 ons. r riE (11.tnor or Lo: di hi pstif T 11) ES VI:LI mi FUGHLOW, with the feveral Meuuigr. a3:l ; Lands, Tenements ' and Real Eft.itei, 13te of Julia Ar c her. Efq. fituats in theleverd alt.! Plav, or Tidefwell, Highluw, Nether Shatton, tiatherfetts-, 11 .oc. Clitleton, Thornhill. Eyam, Calver, Chapel in eh. E. - , h. Little Nucklow, YilAry , Litton , Wardlow, Umhcri.!ge, Olnr ton, Hafkford, finutorth, Holtne,aud Bakewal, in the County o f Derby. Particulars whereof may he had (gratis at the raid MAW, Chambers, in Southampton Buildings, Chaneery-tme, a dot Nt rifts. (:raham. Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London. Defirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and Land, IPSWICH. rf'O BE SOLD, a moll excellent and convenient HO' ISE ; with Offices of every defcription, Garden and Land, forming altogether a moft ritidence for a PA mily, (inure at Ipfwich, is the County of Suffolk. The Houfs contains on the (hound Floor, a Hall, area fAll Parlour, Draw. ing.room, Dining-room, Store-room, Butler's Apartment, Kitchen, Scullery, U'afh-houfe, Water-elofet, Ike. Ott the One Pair Floor are fix excellent Bed.chamhers, and as many Attic.. Excellent Cellar-age in the Bafement. At a convenient dill:ince from the Houfe is a Coach-houle And threottalkil Stable, and other Offices, and behind it is a capital Garden, .me Wall of which, lacing the fauth wed. and covered with the choicelt fruit trees. in the hightit perfeallian. is 360 feet in length. sd joining.to which are Three Acre. of uncommonly rich l'afture Land,—The Buildings are in mod' complete reyair, having been modernized, altered o sial improved, within five years, at a prodigious exprnee. The whole uf the Preinifes are Freehold, within a ring knee; amply fuppiied with water, in a country abounding with every rural 'port, and in a neighbourhood tinguilha fur elegant and hofpitable focirty. For further particulars, and a card to view, apply before eleven ha the morning to ;qr. Hall, Surveyor, Na y,Bitsom bury-plarr, Bluomibury fqtuirc, where a plan of the Houfe may b.. fern; alto to Mr. Squire, Solicitor, Ipfwich. WEST-RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. 9'O be Let fora Term of Yrari, iinfurnifli d; EASTWOOD-1101.75E, near Rotherham; eonfiiii r of an elegant well built mndcra•Manton-Houfe, a - awing-Room, 23 by ao feet, Ditties. Room, 3tt bf at feet, Li:wary, 26 by 21 feet, Ere-Ara-Pal ant, so itet by ts 4, and other Rooms, all is feet high t the Vdtibule, Stair-Cafe and Chamber-story anfwerable, ell handfomely Malted ; tog.ther with Hut.itoufe►, exttniive Kitchen-Garden walled round, and planted with the elmiceß Fruit Trees in fall bearing; Pleafure Grounds, Stabling R- ten Hodes, two Carriage liuufes, and all fultable 'I be whole in complete r.:pair, with the accommodation of a convenient quantity of excellent Land, of which immedia - e pof feffion may b.: had. The lituation is elevated and dry, commanding pleafing Matinee profpeas over a beautiful Country, adjoining :he 'l'urnpik•; Road leading .from Rotherham to Don.:aßcr, and about a Mile fmm Rtriterharri, a goad Market Town. For furhrr Particulars enquire of Mrs. '7-Aker, at Arlon- Hall, near Derby ; Mr. Need, of Mansfield ; Mr. Maltby, of Chatham-place, Blackfriars-' , ridge, London ; or of Mcirrs. Jnmua anA Isciaras Walker, of Rotherham. SUSSEX.—.TO BE SOLD OR UT, r rHE following valuable FREhHOLD E STATES , e BOGNOR. _ _ _ An cl-gant MARINE Vll.LA.ssith fnitable attached snd detaclied Offices of every defcription. Walled Gardens cropped, Hot. Green, and Ice-Hooks, togeth'•r with a fertile Lawn, margined by a luxuriant Shrubbery, containing nt..rly forty Acres ; commanding very rich and variegated inland Profpects; a bold :tad uninterrupted view of the Sea, from which its diltant ahnat half a mik.—A very beautiful Chzipel is attached to t'ais itsfitlencc, which may ate purchated with. or w:thout t he I loute. Alfa three capital MANSIONS, in the centre of Hotharn. ton ("relent, repL•te with Office., ShruSbery, Garden, and ample Stabling 'l'he Furniture of all the Houfea may be taken at a tile Valua:i in, and immediate Poffeffiqn given. Aro the Me.low lands, called the COW LEASES, its 1111:1101* Brook, wbizh may be either purchalid together, or in fep!r-Ate2frl. I.ikewife about one hundred and thirty Acres of prime Land, In cultivation near the feu; .thounding with eligible Scitu to ratild on, with pl..nty of Brick•Eartb. Further Particular , away he known, and the different Mates viewed, by applie..tion to Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Office, Chiehelter. HAIs.:TS as SOLD AND LET IT AUCTION, On the Premifes—By Mr. WELLER, On Monday the ,;d of May.lBo2. precite! y E at 'Twelve o'clock. 'I'HE FOLLOWING STATES: I.ot 1. A truly defirable CorritorOrt rine; replete with ris nettle OS ces of every defer!; ti n; a pidurefque Garden and Pleafure Ground,, planted . with the ch o i ce lt Fruit-trees, well crapped; a handler:le Green-houre, Melon-grounds, fenced Poultry-yard, a detached three-ftatled Stob!e, Hay-loft and Groom's room, Carriage-hou'e, Harnels-room,Cor.l and Wood Shed,; to which is united a plain enrage, which forms a Scinv,l r.om, Nurfery, Laundry, Brew ae. NVafh-hoofes, with three Led-chambers; :tiro a pod Barn, Granary, Cart and Cow. houfes, with a Hack-Batik. The above Premirss are fituatc in the beautiful Village of Ilamhd:dor. The Soci.ty of the place and its environs Idea and relpe.ftablc—lnns and Shops of the best acet;mmodation— a lack of capital funferiotion Fox Hounds, immediately on tl e (pot. The Tenure is both Freehold and Copyholti, held und, r the 13ifhop of Winchelter ; the Fir.es and Cunt-Rents are v ry inconfid-rahle, and not Heriotable ; late the refidence of T. M. E(q. of which irftaut poffeffion may he had. Lot X. A COPYHOLD ES PATE; comprifing a NT:adOW of 7 Acres, nearly adjoining I.dt t. Lot 3. A Freehold Efface called PITT% HILL ; comprifing Two Enciefares of Arabic Land, c mtaining about 3s Acres. Lot. 4. A Copyhold Eltate, called the I'ILLGXGERS; WANTED TO RENT e 'morning Two tiociotort, of Arable Land, ccontaining about so Acres, fix of which ar c Fr ee h o ld. , In any of the Counties Mont from the Metropolis, or In L o t, s. To be Le', for an unexpiral term of three Years, a • Scotland or Wales, FARM, called Goldfoilths, compritin:; a Farm-houfe, Gate. A READY FURNISHED COTTAGE, bay- room, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Cart and Fodder-houfes, and ing a good Dining, Drawing Room, and Kitchen, on the three Cow-pens ; together with upwards of eighty-four Acres lower Storey, with two or three comfortable Bed-rooms, and a of Land, let at Sol. per Annum. few Acres of Land.lf is indifpenfabiy neeeffary that the Premlf.s And immediately after whicli will be fald by Andion, Mould be htuated In a part of the Country where plenty of The Crops, Farming Stnth, and implements of Hufbandry, Field .Amufements are to be found; and as the Views of e four clever Cart-horfes, one barren and four Cows, the Advertifer are entirely nitrated to that objcdt, an un- a. 1.: Calves, Twenty Sheep, Two ' . N gorts, Two Dung Ann conditional pernaMon of Shooting and Fig:11111g molt be fe- One light Carts, Harnefs, Harrows, &r. cured to him. Together with the Entire, Genteel, aii.l Modern HOUSE. Unlefi the Premifes are placed in the vicinity of an excellent 1101.1) FURNITURE, Plate, Linen, China, GM's, a Grand Trout Stream, add where abundance of Game is to be found. Piano-Font-, by Stodart, and various other valuable k.ffents.-. they will by no means anfwer the Advertif:r's purpofe; but Belonging to T. M P A LM mould ke, on trial, have radon to be fati,,fied in thof t partleti- Printed Pardee'. r,and Cata,rues (at G.L coc'i, to be rt. I .ts, he will have no objeetion to purehafe the fame, and to turned to Purchafel,*; will heist te.te prepare I and delivere] at take ti rurnitore at a lair Appraifement. the adjacent Mirka "!'owns ; the Place of Sale ; the Chap'er A line addreffed to Mr. Hill, Silverfmith, No. 3, Charing- Coffee-Hett'e, and may he had of Mr. Green, Solicitor, No. t croft, dating pardettlars in full, with dimenfions of the Gray's Inn Square ; and of Mr. Weitz, atisis Genera amen .ty It-o=l4 icc. will be Immediately attended cu. t 011 cc, Chic:a:dm. •rr[r•. 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The account of the excavations in l'om pzii Is the molt ample in weir language; and the dilcoveries in the Herculaneum alfo, are well detailed. hlifs Starke hss very judicloully given inftruetions for sighing the curiolit les of Italy, with routes, inns, prices of provifions, carriages, &c. which will render the work a very ukftil publication tofuture travel , lers: indeed, it forms the belt Varle-stsecass and ee which we r, culka to have teen." lifweibly Review. " This work p. , ,Teffer eoniderablemerit ; and when the lung expeded hour of peace (hall fet at Homy the gay. the miller, the fpendthrifts, and the invalids, who pant alter Voyages and Travek to the delightful regions of France, Switzerland, and Italy. it will be one of the molt ufe.ful Companions they c. • take with them. The fubjeets are astranged with Judgment, and Prot:lion, and calculated to fpare the Britith Tra wiler the trouble, czytt.:•Te, and inconvenience of kicumher log his baggage with vs) ..r tv !ve duodecimo volumes of VI, Ale..res, the contents of w..,ch Mifs Starke has derermilk• engralcd on her owl genuine Hock of knowledge and obfery don." Eltrltegla AftIVZ; Priore,l for R. !II . 1 IPS. Ni. 7r, Ct. Paul's Church-yard ; ru-e. 'rho nil. 11.1rit, PWernmt , i-row ;by Carpenter and Co. Oltlll . .4l.Wizact ; and brad Betisidcll tn. P. a