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NumitPß 42063 THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. TOMORROW EVENING, MAY Ig a 1802, J. their Maieflits Servants will aft a can* Opaa, called ALGONA H. The Charaders by Meffrs KELLY. BARRYMORE, T. WELSH, DIGNUM, Re. And Mr.. BILLINGTON. To whirls will be added the Fame( THE VIRGIN UNMASK'D. Mils Lucy, WI. lOR DAN. This !ye ti/yr—Ate Wined and She Won't! Nut ;with Add ams) the Outlaw. RANMAGH. The Surd) FETE, given in Honour of the PEACE, having re:rived the approbation of a molt numemus Atfemblage of the Nobility and Gantry, it wig (by their particular dame) bee epeated ON FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 14., 1802. In the Centre of the Rotunda, which will be illuminated tritl araitional fplendour, will he erected a Tranfparcut TEMPLE OF 2EACE, Derived atid executed by Ma CA Pe PI. A not Majoifican FIRE-WOIK win be aisibited by Man!kyr RUGOI/111, _ _ tuftly Wier to the one be difplayed at the National Sete at Piis And at the end of the Canal will be ereCted the whole of the liaildiny, with the illaminatfonaand Tranfparoneies, as ordered by Mr. Ovro on the Evening of the PROCLAMATION. Doors to be opened at Eight, the Concert (in which will be introduced a Hymn to Peace. as lung at the Pkce dc Con corde at Pares) to commence at Nine, and the Fme-Work at Eleven p-ecikly. Admittance tor. 6d. each perfon. Coffee and Tea %chided. _ 'Lays for Private Cuaeb aural/ to be had at Raoelagli Houk. M. DE MARIN, HARMONIC LYCEUM, At Wirorts's ROO, s. King-ftreet, St. jernes'aquare. ON WEDNESDAY, the 26th of MAY, 1802, To begin at Half part right o'Clock. let the coo& of the Concert M. de MARIN and Madame KRUM PHOLTZ will perform a Duct on two Harps, compo“ Go the occulbm by bade MARIN. idralsune DURSEX and Mr. CIMADOR will fing. &Ir. SP/W.I4OLE= will play a Concerto on the Violin. Mr. BICH! I.OLLI sin the Violoncello, &c. p"..'s Matta tos. fat each. The door will•he opened at half pelt few) °Work. Tickets to be had at No. 7, Maildox.ftrcet, Hanover-4112re; Missend and Co.'s, No. 26. Chewifide; Iticiderip and Wil !tinfoil's, Hay- market; BirchalA,No.l33,New 13°rd-erect ; Monawal and Clinador, No. a, Pall ; and Date 5, Ur ford-greet, corner of Hullarftreet. 'HE LAST WEEK of the lower VIEW of COMTANTINOPLE at the PANORAMA, Waiter. Hoare, %which is to dole finally on Saturday evcrung next, the isilt_day of May, to be replaced by Lord Nelfon's Attack at Cooinhigca. The upper View of Conftandnople is to can. daue ; and carly..tkc next Spring will be exhibited a fuperb View of the City; or Parii, and the entire furrounding Country, excepted With:therm= eorreiblefs and effeslt which has hither. to given fuels general information and faisfacclion. As this View is to be On the fame kale as the largeft PV Ming of Can. ftrioduople, zit& idea may be formed of tbrir comparative Brun ear and extent—this View of Coollantinople is therefore ea:mealy recommended to partiaular notice. NEW MANUFACTORY. r TNE Nobility and Gentry are refpeafnlly in -1- formed, that the elegant and tafteflil variety of New and Pr.fh!nntble Articles for Urth now exhibiting at ROBARTS aid PLOWNIAN's Wareboufe, have Wooed many Linen dnvers, Haber&awe, Stz. to uffer for fain many kinds of feer:eu, and inferlar 0301.11, as their M.inufsaure —They arc el:rap:Bed to take dill opportunity of informing the Public, that they have no conflation with any Perim• of tine above tkferip- Cm and that the genuine and elegant Produdims of their ManufaZtory are only to be had at tick Wareboafe, Nu. 1, Chanties-Aron. Covent-Garden. AMERICA. - Aand M, MYERS, No. ;; r, Water-Rreet, • City and State of New Vali, in North America, (Attainr.eers and Brokers, duly appointed and commigioned by Law, for the City aforefaid,) make a tender of their ferric-es to the Manufadturers and Merchants of Europe, in dusCommif- Bun Line, and inform them, that Stony al .1 every other con venknee is prepared for the reception of Ousids; Wares, and Iderchandize conEgned to their addreft, fur I.4thor public or priyote Sale. They Purehafe and Ship all Kinds of American and Welt Ina Produce on Orden. From feveral ream cxr!rienee in the above line of Baines, thole who favour them with their commands, will bad them fididoms to promote the Ineereft of their Employers. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in genial. an refpeafully inkianscd, j. BURGESS and Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR SWIM!! of ANCHG- V I lii , continues robe prepared by then to the famemanner that las derbies' fuck univerfd approbation for many years paft. The long pally acquired fimeriority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Pada= refalent in all pass of the World, and having Rood the tilt of trial, ranks it in the Ituation It now maintains. 'rite gener-41utility 'EWE IitiSSINCE of A NCHO VIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, bte. induces them, from the numerous Adverdiements daily appauing, to caution Ate, in poschafing the fame, as none Is to be had of THEIR r Eat:lnc, but at their Warehoufc as under. Every other Article to the Oil Trade for family act of the heft quAlit y. WESIANDII MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &e. ornetßs is the ARMY and NAVY, fuppUrd now the thortell notice for the EAR and Weft IndLs &c. Wareboufe, No. tc;. earner of Savoy Steps, Strand: London. For the tenvenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap rioted Metro . R. Ithaca and Co. Edinburgh, their foie Arms fur Pith Sweet AROMATIC SPIRIT or VINEGAR, (the original Invention of Mr. Hoary.) prepared and fold by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY. Cbassifts and ApotLe ' a, Manchefter. This rnufA agreeable perfumed Liquor h a compound of high ly enneentrated Virtcpar, joined with tht molt plc:Cunt Aro matics. Its ftrong and penitent Odour renders it eltrenwly rueful and falutary to Parfuna labouring under Head-aehe, Faimints, he. and adapt% it for menteroding the b.ul Effect. of hated or foul Mr. Helm k has boss found highly ufetul LI Rooms, where the lefedien Of Fevers, of Sore Throat; or e other contagious Dire-urea. prevail • and In all erouded places of public rerun. ILS Theatres. Comp of jultaeo, fee. It may alto be' particutarly recommended to Perrone rending in Hoe Meeks. TiTAROMATIC SPIRIT Or Varsomt. price ea pd. each a.tie, (Stamp included.) is fold Whole-Ede and Retail, by .:myley and Mew, Cockfpur-ltruct.(tNe only PL:riens in London auntorif.4 by the Proprietors to f m the lane,) velktre may be bad Sponr Bona of Gold, Silva, ()cruelty'. CrYd.* N. B. Each Bottle, &fact a Copper-plate l abe l ,filmed 1"; neTreptirers, has the Wears T. nal W. HENR.It's Aroma tic Srt•t of %%eat:As moulded the GLifs. Their Nan-s ere alto to:rayed in the Stamp, the Counterfeiting of which is Feleuir. • At the fame place rimy he bed. I lenerePleined MaiP 'e f.4 ;t l bottlet, at it. ed. is. 6d. and 3& 6d. wok. Amp imitated. --' , '- • • . - . ' • ... P . . . . . . . . . . .. . • 4 . .) 4 01111 a • $ IA 7 .4 1 , ••• /r ‘ .‘ ' s 1 1111: 1 11111.'r.',o . ... . ) I' I( 0 Jr , i C iii k • 4 -. • • N.... 1, ____ , . ti p. I . 0 H'EDNESDAT, MAT 12, IMO 2 PrjE ANNIVERSATION DINNER o f t h e eatlemen educated at BERKHAMPSTED SCHOOL, will Le had at the King's Anus in Berk Limited, on ucfday the ifith infant. THOMAS KINDER. El stewards. Mr. THOMAS DUPRE, • Dinner on Tab!e at Your o Clock. SHEERNk SS, KENT, APRIL a 6, !So.:. TO BUILDERS. IOTICE is hereby given, that the Commillion era for putting in execution the Ad of Parliament paired In the Fortrerft year of the Reign of his prefent Majefty, for Building a-Pler at Sheernefs and Paving, &c. Blue Town. in the lee of Sheppy, will meet at the Pwan Inn, Blue Town aforefaid, on Saturday, the tsth day of May next. at Si: O'clock in the evening prscifely, to receive Propoilds from fuch Perfons Who arc waling to cootrad with the laid Controileoncrs for treeing a Tide Pier on the Sea Beach, at the Weft End of the hid Town, son Fixt In length, (or fuels further Diftancc as may be required,) by 20 Feet in breadth, at per Foot. The Pier to be conftrukfted of Norway Fir Timber and Rip Fir Plunk, nut Itf• than si Inches thick.—For further Particu lars apply to Mr. Robert Smith „Surveyor. She rnefs. By Order of the CommiSoners, J. SILVESTER, Clerk. GAOL OF DEvoN. WANTED a Governor of th? Gaol of the raid Cottny. and for the Penitentiary Houfe, within the laid Prifon, at a Limy of 2C.,1 per 31111 UM, with a Lodge, and the ground furrounding the Prifon. The itriatft inveltigation will be made into the principles and moral ensuluel of every perfon who may think fit to off.:r for this appointment, and a refe rence to perfon in a due Inuation of life will be required, to eltablilk die charader of Cacti applicant. The fuperior educa tion, and the previous habit of command, when other qualifi cations arc equal. will meet sith a decided preference. Any perfon wing to offer hindell as a candidate, may re ceive any information frcm Mr. Eales, Clerk of the Peace Exeter, who can have immedi ate anmtnuninlion with the vilit Jufticet. EAI.ES, Clerk, or the P-aee. 1.1.0 COFFEE-HOUSE, MAY 8, 1802. A SUBSCRIPTION for Brewing a Statue of thz kight Hon. WILLIAM PIT f, late Het Lord of the Treafury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, far his dif tinguilitcd and valuable Services which he has rendered to his Country during the courfe of his abi: and upriiiht Adieaui- Qr.dtim): John Julius Angerßein to to Nathaniel Harden to to Angeritcin and Rivaz to to Rawfon Aiflabie to to Robert ShedOen to to Claggett and Pratt to to George Shedders to to William Bowdon to to Robert Shedden. June. t• 10 Robert Steele to to Paul and Havalatul Le William Bird S S Mefurier to tO ohn Basics to to Joteph Marryatt to toJohn Anderfon to t o Earl Spencer 21 0 &use* Forfytb S 5 Countefs Spencer to to enry 'llonspfon to to Vifcowtt Altborp to to Mn. Henry Thompfon 5 5 John Angerftein to to P. Begbie S 5 Mr& John Angerftein to toJohn Meyer TO TO Mifs Angerfteil so to ohn Jacob Appach so to John Thornton to to s Crabb S S Mrs John Tbomfoo to to .S. Secret= 5 5 Thornton Bruiar to 10 lfaac Aguilar zo to Mrs. Thornton Berm 10 10 Cornelius Donovan 5 . 5 Thornton Boner, junr. to 10 A. M. Bennett 5 S John Eddowes to to Samuel Dikes 5 5 I.Vin. Eddowes, Ellis, Henry Bonham to to and Ellis to to George Hartwell . to to Allen Chatfield to to ohn limes to to John Holmes 5 s ohn Jeffery, M. P. 'to to Sir Ifaae Pocock to to antes Ludlam to to Geo. Abel to to Tames Farquhar, M. P. so to James Ah.l to to )ohn Fordyce 5 5 Win. Dawes at o Lord Wallingham to to Edward Hodges to to J. tither, 1..L.D. Uni- A Stranger who never 'sulky, Cambridge to to afted fur Pima.. ur Simon Wravillt to to Nation to o John Crater to to Auguftine Greenland 13 TO Simon Crater to to Ben. I.e Mefurier 5 5 Ken. Mackenzie to to John Drlckwood to to B. F a i l l e , a nd C o . to to ames Btymer to to Edmund Boehm zo to Calf. Sundins 5 5 Daniel Names to so Arnold !VILE° to 10 John Taylor to t o Win. Jones, Marfhll or. M. Woodyear 5 3 of the King's Basch to to John Locke S 5 Lubbock, Celt and Co. so so Richard Lee, Broad-ft. to to John Withers to to Edward Lee to to Ile Right Hon. Lord Thomas Allen zo to _. . -- - - Gwydir to 10 Nat. Atchefon .5 5 Lady Willoughby de ;Ars. Atchefon 5 S Erefby to to Ilmjarniti Goldfmid to to John Thompßin 3 5 Mrs. B. Goldfinid IQ to Tho. Roberts k Sutton to to Abraham Goldfmid to to John Heriot 5 3 Mrs. Ab. Goldfmid 1 0 to Margin. n/ Exeter 21 o Aaron Goklfmid 10 TO Marci, v is of Lseter so to T. L. Goldfish! to to H. Calleilder 5 5 Francis Newton to to Edward Boyd . 5 5 Robert Wigram to to Geo. Ward to so John Ravinhill to to Rillftlak, Hamilton & lanes, Bevcralge, and Co. to so Co. /0 to Aykoghe Boucherett to to Larkins and Rad! 5 5 Mr , .. Boucherctt so to Samuel Mure 5 5 Sir Wm. Elford to so Nath. Allen and Son to to Wm. Devaynrs to to K. and W. Criadhay Win. Devaynea.jun. to so and Co. so to Alderman John Boydell 5 5 Thomas Bell TO 10 Jamb Boyden 5 s Alex. Donaldfon .10 to The Right Hon. George Geo. Manley to to Rafe to TO Mra. Glassy SO to Geo. Illn. Rafe so to N. Salomon* 10 10 Wm. Sikvart Rote 10 to A. Goltlfmidt,Sollasod Mrs. tleo. Role to so D. Ehfon 10 10 Mr.. G. H. Rote to to Mark Sprot so so MIN Rote • to so T. Moron S S Mils Jeanine so to (L.Baillie and Co. to so The Rev. lames Salt, I. F. Throckmorton 3 5 St. John e. Combs ID to John Inglis to to Lord Rolle so o Alex. Riddell to to Richard Down to to Vifcount Hood to to Daniel Stcpbenfon to to Vllcountef. Hood to to John Hakim 5 5 William Mitfotd to to Garfcd, Wilk infon, Kase Hawkins Browne so so Dornllsuad - Co. to so T. H. H.Andraw to so J. M. 3 s .John Bowles to 0 Alcx- Rota, Of Eilbopt- Robert and Arthur Pott to to gate-ltren ' to to John Soma so to Mrs. Rafe . 3 3 Brook Watfon to to Peter Hcnilerfan, of Robert Anderfon 5 5 &Wont 5 5 Leonard Barnard to to 'Lear: 5 • 5 The Right Hon. Tilts- Sir Robert Prellen, Bt. 21 o mar Wallace to SO James Allan 5 5 Charles, Samuel, and John Gray Gerard 5 S Georle Enderby to so Alderman Curtis to to jaws Chrillio to so Tho, lk n rd, by Ran- James Christie, Jun. 5 5 turn and Co. to to Philip Antrobus SO to . Henry Hoyle Oddle so to Tan Woad • to to. Bruce Sofiya 5 3 William &atfon zb so Sir Henry Mildmay, Wm. Bum, of Q_nehee to to Ban. zo to John Wailti 5 5 Samuel Thornton to to Col. Hetry Malcom to to Roberellorntun to to Sh. Reed to to Uardel Bayley so to Earl of Beverley 21 0 David Scott to SO Coontds of Beverley so to Mrs. Weld Batt zo so j Siftfcription. reedited by licanen xi* White, SS*" Oar of this Can-Houk. . Lately ulsiiiiked, is %tart°, prize 19&, boards, 11E1 EMARKS, Critical and Mifcellaneous, on the Colvir writair.s of Sir WILLIAM BLACKSTONE. By JAMES SEIDGWICE, ifq.iiarrifter at Law. With there Critical and Mike&nem Remarks we have been much pleated. Mr. Sedgwiek, who is a warm friend to the prefcnt Conftitution, and often employs the Commentaries as the text of his own opinions, examines a variety of pofitiuns with peculiar acutenefs and no con.mun precifion, while he ex prefr.:s both his fentiments and objections with accuracy, and with a luminous elegance. Few writers can Rand the ordeal of hitch critical acumen."—Extrad from the C&ITICAI. RIVIZW for November. Printed ior Clarke and Sou, Portugal-RP:et; Butterworth, Fket Pita ; and other. BookLilers. THE MOST RECENT AND AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT OF NORTH AMERICA. A New Edhim in Four large Volt:meg, Otitavo, price Two Guinetui in boards, with Three wholo-ilacct Maps, feveral Large Tables, &c. TRAVELS through the UNITED STATES of NORTH AMERICA, the COUNTRY of the IRO - and UPPER CANADA, in the Years 1791, 1796, and 1797 ; by the Delco( ROCHEFOUCAULT LIANCOUR T. With an authentic Account of LOWER CANADA. CRITICAL PPPPPP ATIONS OP THIS VALUARLF WORK. " Thefe Travels conftitute a Work of much greater Impor tance and Value than arc attribatuble to the generality of Pub lications under Milli: Titles. They arc written in the manner of Arthur Young's Travels in France, and furnith the Reader with a vaft Mafs of Geographical, Commercial, Political, and Economical Information, the refult of attentive remark, andju dicious enquiry."—Net% Annual Regifter. "Our prefent Traveller has united great attention to no com mon Abilities. His Defcriptions are clear and explicit, and his OK:nations in general arc judicious. He had the belt means of Information. Through the whole of the Tour, Agriculture, and its various operations and !statements, were Waved with particular attention. Hi, Defeription of the Northern and Eaftern Regions of the United States, may be coafidered as a valuable and faithful account of a country hitherto little I.nown." ...Critical Review. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Hop Pole Inn, in Worcelter, on Thurfday the 3d day of June next, between the hours of t h ree S a e fi x i n t h e ai -1 ttrnnon, fubjedt to conditions of f a h : t o b e then produced, 'AN Elegant New.ereEted VILLA, in th e Ruin) of Whittington, in the County of Worccfter, within two miles of the efty, with the (Hikes, Coach-houfe, Stable, Gar. den and Shrubbery, neatly laid out, and about three Acres of rich Meadow Land, in high cultivation, part whereof has lately Deco planted with choice Frnit Trees. The Land and Preznifcs adjoin the London Turnpike Road leading from Wm , cater to Perfhore, are within a pleafant walk of Wercclter, command a delightful view of the adjoining Country, are Free hold, a de arable fpot for a (mall family, and were late the pro perty and refidenee of Mr. Jonathan Lea, deceafeJ. For other pani,culars apply to Mr. Bird, College Yard, Was". cater; or Mr- Yennumt. SS and 53, Clancnt's Inn, London.. BATH'S RESTORATIVE, OR. STRENGTHENING FILLS. TO THE PUBLIC. Ai/ANY of the Friends o f th e l ate SHURMER I.TA BATH, of Brißol, who were witnelEa of the powerfhl eifeds of his Reltorative or Strengthening Pills, are dcfirons fo beneficial a Medicine ihoUld be made known to the world. During many ppm extenfive pra.ftice, the Proprietor forhnre to give them publicity, oral fcrupuloufly avotded pecuniary advantage to himfelf or family. yet their merit is In wea known in the city and neighbourhood where he /elided, that that - there are few of the inhabitants who would not give teßimony to their excellence. Tkey arc particularly ukful in all complaints to which Fe nodes are fuhjea, and are p.euliarly adapted to the canal halm) of Girls of about twelve or thirteen ye . .rs of age; luta for chafe young Women who have paiiid compLudons, are afflicted with ihortnas of breath, and great reiuclanee to exec. elle, theft pills are a fpeciSc; as they, in a rlort time, reftore to . the Blood its loft Crinmentent, and ther‘by give the Noon!. of Health to the paleit cheek. They are a remedy for difeafes that originate In rbt Stomach; the lolt tone of which they fpeediT rettore ; they reenove Flattdencies. eNpLI er,•ate an Appetite, and pro. . mote INgeßion: They have been found es irern - ely efficacious in " The ufeful Information which this Work contains, is eon- Bilious and Hyftcrical complaints, Pains in the Fit ad, .1.,,,, , .i-c, ligerable. The Duke has certainly not been an idle Traveller, and his agricultmal Remarks will greatly 'MR the Reader, in .er, to. and in broken and decayed Conßitutions, frn:n free livi-z: nt a acquiring curredt ideas of the Country. The Traoflator appears variety of other "Ur"' They have been repeatedly l ou . cure the Hooping Cough ; and when given to W ea kly or to be well acquainted with the American States; and his Notes frequently increafe the information, and corms the errors of Ricketty Children, they rarely fail effedting a cu re . Monthly Review. the onginai. 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This day was puldiflutd, in Royal Octavo, price ys. in Boards, VoL ;a, Part 1. of rrE ENCYCLOIVEDI Al PE RTHENSIS ; el, a Modern Dk2lonary of Arts and Sciences, on the Pion of the F.ttcyclopadia Britannica; including the Whole of Dr. Johnfon's Folio Did/unary, and all the recent Diktat:ries in Arts, Sciences, 3tc. Sold by Vernor and Hood, 35, Poultry. Where may be had, Parts t to 20, Price 61. each. Parts az, %a, and ay, Price ys. each. N. B. Vol. 12, Part 11. will be publilbed the latter end of May, and a, Part every fuccecding lie Weeks. Subferibcrs arc requefted Cu complete their Sets immediately, othcrwife they may lore the opportunity of having fonte Parts that arc nearly out of Print. By Order of the Honourable Commiffioners of Excite. To Be GOLD LY AUCTION,- On Wednefday the 19th of May, tilts, at eleven &do& in the ((meows, s,t the Earge Once, Southampton, Is J,INETY-EIGHT PIPES of VERY FINE . 1 . RED WINE and T.n Pipes of Will fE ; imported from Oporto ; and being in high prefcrvation, will be fold 121 Lots, tur the conve n ience of purchafcra. SEA COAST. TO BE LE and entered upon immediately, for four or fir Mouths certain, A Moderate fried HOUSE, completely fur l. nithcd, and in all rtiprds fit for the Sunuuer refictenvi of a final genteel Family. The lituation h a little detached from a Village on the South Downs of Sara, on an onineuct, commanding a fine profped, and within a pleafaat ride of tbn Sea, and fame of the principal Watering Places. Convenient Stabling, Coach-houfe, and a good Garden in paled order be. long to the ?rendre.. Further enquiries may be made by-letters addreffed X. T. Eafty's Hotel, Southampton-ftreet, Covent-Garden. This day were publifhed. price is. K EARNLEY's IMPROVED TAX TABLES, for ENGLAND and SCOTLAND, for the prefent Year. Containing the New Afr-ftlal Taxes on Houfes, Windows, Ser vants, Carriages, Taxed Casts, Pleafure tiorfes, Draught Horfes, Mules, Dogs, Bachelors, Horfe-dealer, Armorial Bearings, and Hair Powder; the New and Old Duties on Beer, Malt, and Hops, an enlarged Stamp Table, the Adt for the Repeal of the Income Duty, and eollutilog the Arrears thereof, together with the New Regulations refped.ing Brewers, lon Keepers, Alehoufe Keepers, and the Retailers of Small Bea. Printed for C. Kearfley, Fleet-ftreet. \ r'iM'' 74.,".::!5T• T f-nv''.7F'Ftrgbt-Vll':' • - t.4";.4 • . 1 ''' A 1 r 414:,. i - • • p-,1•••-. • ~ ' , iii ii ~... _ pz ,, .r• . .t..- " N .' a;,. 4• :. ../.;‘,....ir : o._ .. , . r•: ie , i.).:a it. r C itiCE !IN-Pi-JCL This lay was publifhed. price Three Coin 'as in -boards ' two Volumes Q,Earto, very isandlonirly pruned. with a floe li'adof the A '01i0.% enrr.,v•zel by 'runitustS: a I ow M. p and rif. •:n depot Fuo.rav'mr, Muth-Myr of the Minuets, Caltoms, and 11..tnral Hiflory of the Countries Ikkgined, 'TRAVELS THROUGH SWEDEN, FINLAND, and LAPL.INO, to the NORTH CAPE. In the Years t ,Ica and 1799 —by JOSEPH ACERB!. . _ . 6litill1;15 . .bis ula dcfuit orbit!. London : Pri ,ted for M .womn, in tin Poultry, fueerfor to Mr. Dilly • • A few Copies are printed upon loperEne wove paper, hot prefred, and the plates adonrcd, price euinvss in board& FREEHOLD ESTATES, BERKS. TO BE SOLD BY •UCTION, Sometime in July next, in Lots, as will be exprefied in futUre Adver,dements, 'THE Valuable and very Defirable Freehold Eltates, known by the name of " Ufton Court Lft..t.-i." confuting of upwards of 2000 Acres, eligibly Innate in the molt henutiful part of the County of Berk s, between Readirg and Newbury, about forty-feven miles from London on the high Bath kind; with catcnfive and beneficial Manors, Rtral ties, &c. thereto belunging.—Due notice will be given of the time and place of f.ae, and when particulars may be had of the Audioneer ; and Meas. Aldridge and Smith, Solicitor., Lincoln's Inn. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Some time is the Month of June next. unlrfs previnully &- poled of by Private Contract, of which clue Notice will be given,_ AN ESTATE confi fling of about too Acre s of Freehold, Copyhold, and Leafehoid Land, the property of the late Stephen Lawfon Popi!am, Efq.deceafed, at Fritliam, in the New Furell The Manton a very commodious one, is under repair, greatly improved, and might be finialed at an city expence, as the chief part of the Materials are provided.-- The Kota principally confitts of a Dining Room 23 Feet by 16, a Drawing Room ail by 22, with a Breakfaft Parlour, Four excellent Red-Chambers, and as many Garrets. The Advan tage of turning out Cattle without flint is attached to the Farm. ior Particulars apply to Mars. Harbin and Hooper, Ring wood, Hants : And, for a view of the Preinifes to tyro. Stib bert, at Fritham, aforefaid.