Star. — London, England, 1805-03-23 00:00:00

1- . . i . "f• t . . s , / ' •:., • ••••• " a ,• ' • ••••:', • - ' •'''t . 0 "c 7/ • ~ . ...• , .• '''''''' '-' '' .:1 : 4 . , ,.' , ,.........,, s 4 IN. • r ) 4•i. '.f i l On . v f . :.• ••••••"- ..,‘ S 4 , iiii..4, P_4; I • 1 A v.' . ( N... 1 - , . , - . A , pr, (1 r _ M NUMEESt 5035] SATURDAY, MARCH 2,3, dog. I PRICE BIX.PEDICE. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURT-LANE. ON MONDAY NEXT, MARCH' 25, 1805, will be aerfaeoted the Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. Rm.., by the YOUNG ROSCIUS. 111er/title. Mr. BANNS nut ; Juliet, Mn.s H. JOHNS I'ON. After which the New Allegorical Dance, called THE UNITED BRITONS. To which will be added the Farce of THE VIRGIN UNMASK'd. sig Evenior—Hamlet; Hamlet, by the Yoe ma Roams. •, .th the Farce of Who's the Dupe THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 25 , t R oS , will he performed Shakers Hiflorieal Tragedy of KING RICHARD Tfris THIRD. king Richard, Mr. COOKE. Duke of Buokiagbam, Mr. BRUNTON. Henry. Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBL E. Sir William animlan, Mr. H. SIMONS. Queen Minix:b. Mrs. St. LEGER. Duthie of York, Mlfs LESBP.NE. Lady _Mu, Mrs. hi TekirligLii To which o ill be added the New Mulkal Farce, called OUT OF PLACE; Or, THE LAKE OF LAUSANNE. This Evening—The School of Reform I with Oat of Place. ENTIRE NEW PERF'ORMANQLS, AT THE LOWER THEATRE. LYCEUM, STRAND. (On the LEFT HAND.) THIS AND EVERY EVENING, with the ad dition of the Wonderful Exhibition of the ANDROIDES, 'Mies the . Praprietors of the above Theatre, have misdated at a grout expence, and intent to bring forward in the molt fpicndid kyle. Among the number of other Mechanical Contrivances will be miChital the TELEGRAPH, hewing the ailinißting utility of thi. great Invention ; endits ingenious tnethod'of anfwering quer tines, independent of any affiesneis; alto ThcI.I(WOR-MERCHANT and toe WATER-SERVER. The Liquor-merchant Rands at a (mall Calk, from which be *II draw Twelve Kinds of Spirits, wine, Etc, required. The Wales-Inver Rawls as the Pump, sad will fill a Tumbler with Water is often as called for. TAT/ NOTICT, the Real and Original PANTASCOPIA, if AT TN II I . IIIEATIIe ONLY. Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun of the Thcatrc Royal. Covent Garden, will exhibit hi. meting Mechanical Experiments and Contri trm,e, of the MARVELLOUS SWAN, and TURKISH• CON JURKR, which will make known to the' Company any Card or Number that may be drawn by any Lady or Gcntlanan. Calcite, Goldina, Fiends, SpeCtres ,die. &c. have been added to the Vilionary Spear." before introduced in the PHANTASMAGORIA; w►ich, from Its peat improvements and Attentions, nay be bid to be new maielled. , After the Phantafmagaris, Mr. BOLOONA, jun. will We give Ms mach admired Experiments in Hydraulics, called FIRE AND WATisR. The NobiSty, °entry, and LOWS of Pine Arta, arc reipeehlbl , ly informed, that the Novel, curious, and interefting Exhibit* of the Paotafeopia habitat pariebed by the Addition of fosse for piang Optical aces, which banoever bell& been exhibited In this sr any ether Camay, called FAIRY GAMBOLS; or ZRIAL FROLICS. With the Eiduthaumata and. Optical Automata. Among other Omissible, coaneetal wish-the Pancake*, which the Proprietors of this Theatre have, with peat labour and =- palm brought to loch a nate of perfealon, as completely to out- Tint every attempt of the Kind, will be !hewn a Carious Optical Altolll2too Figure, reprefeuting a KNIFE GRINDER, whale Mous in the eaercife of his Trade come fo Deli to name, as al rlnft to induce a belief o f his bang alive. _ _ tntertainenalts of the EMIL; will cometode with the lora BRILLIANT DIAPLAY OF PYROTECNNY, e the German Plan, vrfiliont Ottopolvtkr, rue, or Saud" that ha. mi. been exhibited, confining et Icatiples, Revolving Pillars, aka& s, &c. A eadiderable part or the Apparatus employed bas bean pre► sr .1111 M DUMUTIFR, under the Direction of Profeiror I :4n. , 4, of P.:64 ; and the whole, it it hoPrd, inarad of bin; like many Eatilhitluini. calculated• only to divert Children, sal he tour! to 'linnet a variety of Rational Amin...anent, eirtn to ale matt Refincd auti The Public are requefted to otifi.rve, that there Perfrienunie% re ,t the LOWER THEATRE, LYCktrAl, only. on the Ltr . r KIND, up the Pagage, and that they have nothing to do with icy wher l'erfartrunci.s at the I.yeeam. boors to oven at Sevco, and the Pcrforminces to begin at Eight the Evening.—Boxes 4s—rit ls. PLICCS for rite Boxes ntay be tal4 at the Lower Theatre every ay. from Eleven till Three o'clock. PLice. kept till half pall Eight. N. B. No Money to be returned. READY MONEY. A Gentleman, who does not amok to declare himfelf in a public advertisement. who lac it in hia Power to procure any Sum of Money in the n igencies of the moment, for good or upon other certain fecurity, willies to be employed as the Agent of perton4 who can convince Mm of their rape debility. vii .ether of the mercantile or fathionahle pat 3 of the world, who enaylhappen to be in pecuniary emborralfinent Explicit propobb with unteigned names, addielfed (poll paid) to the Superinten• dant, No 3, brunfwitk-row, (I...ucest-fmtere Sloomfbney; will he attentively and un e q u iv oe ily an wered. PeriOnli applications malt be mule between the hours of tc-1 and three. ELEGANT LIQUID BLACKING. I WARREN gratefully a c k now l e dges the great J • encouragement he has received from the ac k now l e dge s World, foetus LIQUID BLACKING. He bcgi to *Kure them, that nn attention Sidi be (pared to render it deferring of the unexampled patronage It obtains, an 4 to bring it, if poMble, to a !till greater !late of pertediun.—To thafe Gentlemen who have not yet ho noured it with a trial, he begs to fay,that they win Ind it the molt elegant Blacking they bare ken, and that its virtue are filch as to go.ferre the Leather loft andeparble, belt; conipotinded of fuch oily ineredictits as are ueceifary both rue the preparation and nourishment a Leather of every fort. It Is Gild, wkelefale and retail, by the Proprietor, at No. 13, ' , tit Suffolk-firm. Haymarket; by Henßrie and bons, Perfu -cr, to her Niajefty, Tichbonie-ftecet. Golelea-fgisare ; .by R. .ow, Patton:or, Drury•lane ; and by one e l more refx4able veinier's in every principal Town in tie Kingdom. A SO N H i O N TO . SURGESS ANL) SON'S ESSENCE FAMILIES OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHLit. RICH SAUCES. TiiE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICH IC .SAUC ES, for PO 34scr, itt:Twai llis, Hajbed Calera Hoag, Reff Steak Mat DA. ',Will Fowl. red dams ' with many Waft for the Table, Sideboard. and Store Room; which are more idly espreired In his Catalogue. (ift beim( flit Ismatar • .1 ttem,) has kohned many ptzfons to girt the kw nine to Articles entirely I , Scrent, which arc voided at many &Imps In London, by perfooa who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, "+ ealieet Oriltrs of Trade(mc and inn-keepers, who io conk isence are often fared with Station Serie, of very Inferior iluaS %La, which is not only, an Imperil:ion, hut s great difappoimmeot to Fermin* who purchale them with a view of baring good Saute to their &e. N. R. None ore His Genuine, but what have the worsts on 'he Label," SURckEss and SON'S, Original and Superior ES ,; NCR OF ANCHOVIES, Ha soh Strands C° " wrilt Say " Lemke: TN purfuanee of the Dire&ions of the Lieu tenants of Counnea and Medi of Militia, trembled at the Thatched Houle Tavern, an Thuriday, March 7. I do hereby appoint MO the: Meeting, to be held at the tame place. on Toss:me the 26th init. at One *Vlach, for the perm* of cantering the BILL pre tented by Mr. PITT, for **Montag Olken and Salome of the tine to Recruit the Army from the Militia, to the client of 17.000 Men. NUGENT BUCKINGHAM,. March 22, z tog. Chairman. A LL Patrons inho,have any d eman d s on t h e l ate John Miler, FJq. of No. 7, Ruffell-fquare, Blnowdbury. and No. y, Lincoln's Inn New Square, decoded, are &fired forthwith to fend the fume to Mr. Horton, his Executor, No. 27, %tun (quart, Bleoundrory ; and ill Perkms indebted to the late Mr. kr, are retpsedted to pay the fame to Mr. Norma WHEREAS by a Decree of tie High Court of Chancery, made Ina Califs wherein WILLIAM MILL WAftb sod Others are Mode, and WILLIAM DEVON is Detention, It was mong& 'that dings) referred to ROBSILT STEELE, Efq. oat o f die Matters of the fald Court of Chancery, to inquire and Rate to the Coast, who were mat of Kin of Nihi lism yergefon„ late of Hoxtoo, hi the Pariah at Saint Leonard, bhoreditch, in the County of Middle:fa. a t of Invalids. detests& (who died on or about the syth day of June, Axel VA% at the timed Ms deatb. Any Perfon or Perron. claiming to be next of Kin to the raid William Fergufun, living at the time of his death, are, en or before the fith day of May, Ant, to come in before the raid Mailer Steele, at his Chambers in Southampton landless, Chancery-Woe, London, and prove their Kindred, or in de auk thereof, they will be excluded the benefit of the Paid Decree. PURSUANT to a Decree of the Hi g h Co urt o f Chancery made in a Catsfe, wherein WILLIAM MILL. WARD and others are Plaintiffs, sad WILLIAM DEVON is Defendant, the Creditors of William Fergufon, late of Hotien in the parill of St. Leonard, Shoreslitels„ in the County of Middlefes, a Lieutenant of Invalids, deee•tred (who died ea or about the srth. day of Jane, Nino) are oo or before the ztth day of May, das, to emnriir and prove their Debts before Robert Stale, Lfq. one of the Matters of the Paid Court. at his Chambers in Southampton Building', Citaneery•bos. Landau; or in &Taub thereof they will be peremptorily *Waded the Benefit of the raid Decree. PURSUANTt in o a a ca D u zr m e t e ili l the High . C rh o r ti c rt r e,oufwrfw . tnre of Charles Mellifh,late of /Myth. in the Count? of Notting ham, and of Mariehefter fquare, in the County of Middiefex , Efq. deccafed, am forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before Phu Simeon, Efq. one of4he Mailers of the Paid Court, at his Chambers-in Southampton Buildings, C.hancery. Lane , London or in Defauk thereof, they will be excluded the Benefit of the Lid Decree. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, PURSUANT to a Decree and fubfequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in alutife LLOYD egsintt Lard MILFORD, Wire WILLIAM EVANS, of the Town and Camay of Haverfonivrdt, Gentleman, at the Cattle Inn, in Haverfonlweit aforefaid, on Wednefday the toth day of April next, bowmen the hours of Teo and Twelve o'Cloek in the Forms" In Eight feparate and %Banta Latv,frrend TENE MENTS and LANDS, late part of the Eitate of James Phillips, of Peatyputh. Yfq. dcccafed, !haat la the Cenral Counties of Pembroke and Carmarthen. Particulars _ay be had at the Med Francis Paul Stratford, If+ In Ilautimgitan Bandits.s. Chancery-lane, London ; of Mr. Williana2vossi s et Mstrorfordwsit afandaid, attoroay-at-law; of Mr. Harbattle^afearstuthen, attorney-at-law, and of Mr. Jiifeph Mandl Eagle, London. TO TIMBER DEALERS. New River Mee, March at. ant. THE NEW RIVER COMPANY do HEREBY give NOTICE, I'HAl' they will be ready to receive Propolalc Fran all Perfons willing to (apply them, for ready Money, with about ONE THOUSAND LOADS ot good ftralght round Mal den Spire Elm TIMBER, fit for Pipe-boring—to be fmm two to fix flicks in the Load of so teet. One half to be of the face of the prefn.t lesion, to he delivereJlis torus' on the Company's Wharf, at their Office near Blackfroars Bridge, London, clear of all charges whatever, between the prcfcnt time and the sift day of March, tBO6, as the fame may he wanted; the Company finding Cranes. Proporals for the whole, orally part thereof, to be delivered at the Office, ended up) which will be o ‘ tetied at twelve o'Cloch at None. on Thurfday the 4th day of April next, when LI e Pafuns propoling are expeCted to attend. furdsZir partiCulara, if required, may be known of OHN OW E., Secretary . UNIVERS/TY OF OXFORD—THE ROI'.IHIL:nINN. 'HE NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have occaftoo to Tint or trawl through OXFORD, art mnft re fpeitray (*licked to order thrir Carriages to the ROEBUCK INN, where Capital Hodes and etperiroced Drivers are ready to forward them at the reafooalaic rate of ONE SHILLING I'FR MII.E. And to thole Families, or Perfons, who may with to continue a few days at Orford, to exandne and view the monuments of art, d.-pot edifices, and cutiofities, depofited is thi► celebrated Lini vcrfity , the Roe acre it lon affords a gerntetkand coatfortable abode, where the stsfoß emotion is paid, as.d where the charges are moderate. - • CHEI.TENHAM, MARCI; i 4, 1 goS. WILLIAM RUSSELL, of Nos. 77 and St, in the centre of the Town, begs leave to inform the Nobility mid Gentry., who have eight years pall done him do. honour of frequenting his Houfe, dug. the report in circulation of his haring declined his Paddle Table, is a malicious falfehood. (bathe con trary, he has been orufiderably improving and enlarging the pre mires, with an additional and elegant drawing room fronting the Itreet—ating rooms and good airy had rooms, newly fitted up, for the better accommodation of his numerous friends. He gene rally Imams his molt grateful acknowledgments for the liberal fupport he has erpaienced, and is determined no exertion aiall be wanting to enfure its continuance, by their obliged humble fervent, WILLIAM RUSSELL. N. B. No. yy, !snow ready for the reception of Company, and the rable (applied with every thing in Seem BELL SAVAGE, LUDGATE HILL. BEAEE's Original Rye, Winchelfea, Hawkhurll, Lainherhurft, and Tunbridge Telegraph Putt Coach Pets out from the Bell Savage lun, London, every - Fut-Iday, hurfday, and Saturday Mornings, at five o'Clock, to the George inn, Rye, re. turns irons thence Monday, Wednefday, and Fgiday Mornings, at a Quarter pall Four o'clock, to the above Inn, London. Per. formed try J. lake, Rye; 'l. Weller. Hawkhurit; T. Pipits, Lamberituret and &Gray, London. For the better accommo dation of the inhabitants of Kent and Suffer., this Coach always calls at the (tticen's Head lon, in the Borough, going out and coming into Lomita, where Padengers and Parcels are regularly booked. No more than Plve Pounds will be accounted for any Goods or Parcels wilds entered as (uch, and an extra Laurance paid for the fame. To Mr.GORDON, Reader on Botany, yevegate-market, London. —The great Cure I have received from your •-• 0 Botanical lierangetnent, from a Scorbutic and a Leprous Dirac der—literally (poking wy body was covered over with teaks Ounilar to the leaks of a Bib, minded with a molt intolerable itchln —1 eta sew perfeitly reemered. was afflided with this diforder upwards of twenty years. 1 publiiii this for the publie good, and retying you my molt grateful daubs, I am, Sir, your bumble ferviint, WILLIAM THOMPaON, Yeoman. - . Chatham, Kent, Mardi t , tSoy. N 8. Ea very particular to regatta for Gordos's Satanical Low don Pity& Haab Sbnp, Neonate-market, sod ansfalt me. Gordon I taiga balers they have any &lag Mutate. THE PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS. Bridge-firm, Blackflies's, March 01, dos. i t irß. PHILLIPS has the hon our to i n f orm t h e . 1 .". Public, and the numerous Friends of the undermentioned Workein particular, that he Mall pubai Lls them as ufual on Sum day the 30th of Mareh.• I. The MONTHLY MATIAZINR• a. The MEDICAL and EitYSICAL JOORNAL. 3. Mr. YoUNG'S ANNALS of AGRICUL I Oat. 4. The COLLEC'T'ION Of MODERN and CON' TEMPORARY VDT. ADIS and r 3. The MoN INLY ARMY LIST: 6. The FASHION, of Lamont, and Pasts. 7. Dr. MANDE'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY, B. Dr. ERDDore HYGEIA, Or ESSAYS on HeAvrn. On the firlt day of :be tailing Month thefe Works may be had as anal of Mr. PVILLA es, and of an Hon►(dkn, Newfaseu, and Poltmatters in every part of the Bridal Empire. iS'iilßii. de vas publithed, Fourth Edition,pries gs. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the BRI TISH GRASSES; eoutalnios accurate FigOres,coinuren front Nature, of the molt approved Undies for Meadow and Pafture l.aed; Blots for the improvement sod Layton Down of Land to BMA tle the toed advantage. aeounpanial with • Dcfcripthe Catalogue all Warw. By the late WM. CURTIS. Author of the botanical Magazine, tte. Printed for H. D. Symcmds.Nono,Paterooner row. Where may be had. jolt publiihed, MILOS'S BOTANICAL DICTIONANT, Third Edition, with 2 5 new Plates, price IL is. boards; or with Plates beautifully co. band, IL 11% SPRING LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING tjth MAY, tlios. THERE never has been a Lottery of only 30,000 Tickets that ever potellid near the number of Capital Prize. with which thiq Scheme abounds. On infpedtion it will be found to contain nearly a. many Capital Prizes as has been ufual La Lotteries of hopoo 1 ickets, and no Prize antler ad. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. a of £ 30,000 la £ 60.0,0 2 - 8:',000 ..... 40.0.7.0 3 —. lopoo , . 30,000 3 3090 • 15,000 3 20:00 .-- 10,000 8 scoo B,coo 14 500 7.000 .11 1 zoo . Si-00 zoo so 3, 000 6.c00 so •-••• iso,ca o ...—... --- - go,ooo Tickets. i 3 00 0' 00 Capitals determinable: Pirß-drawn, in Day £ 'o.ooo I Firit-drawn, 6th Day{' mow Ditto ad l/ay zOOO Ditto 7th Day 2000 Ditto sil Day moo Ditto Bth Dry 30.000 Ditto 4th Day soap I Ditto 9th Day 1,000 Ditto 5 tit Day moo Ditso loth D• y 2,300 Tidos and Shares are felling at every Office. PKESEN f PRICE : Ticket . - • :C lB 15 0 Half - k9to o I Eighth - ‘, a 8 6 Quarter. 4 16 0 Sixteenth t 4 6 •.• The Public, who arc Mime: of having particular numbers, are requetted to be early in their application to Como( the Lottery Offices, wko will take care and engage the numbas wanted at the Bali of Engtind. . rri rE LOTTERY. SWIFT and CO. at their Old Office, No. I PJaltry, are felling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery, to begin drawing tjth May. The Number and Amount of the Capital Prizes, and ties general arrangement of the Scheme, will Ise found fuperior to any former Lottery of the fame ndmber of 'rickets. In he IA Lottery, the Ticket No. a 0.952, a Prize of to.nooL No. Sim, a Prize of tocioL and Nos. 9802 and 16,208. Prize. of vol. were Dared and fold at Swift and Co's. Office. Where No. 619!, a Prize of ao.oool. No. 9362, a Prize of ro,ccol. and Na. t 9,0011, a Prise of wool is the prccedirt; Lottery. were alfo fold in thaws. LOTTERIES RESTORED TO THEIR ORIGINAL S !'E, and TICKETS and SHARES (cling by BRANSCuMII. one of the original Contraeors ••I • for the be, likewife the prefent Lottery, and Proprietor of the Lucky Lottery Oakes, No. tI, Holborn, and 37, Corohill, where the Brit 30,00c1. Prize ever (hared was fold In one half, one quarter, one eighth. and two fifteenths. Alto the lint Blank ever entitled to ao.cLcil. No. 37,247, was fold in one quazter,thrce eighths, and fit fifteenths. And where TWO of the fo,orfoL PRIZES, in the Brit and fecond Lotteries for 1804. were fold as follows, viz. N 1 9,u9, in one half, one quarter. one eighth, and two and No. 11,643, In one• quarter, three eighths. and fax hzteentha. Likewife where the following Capital Prizes have beeolisid, Stara, and regiderod, namely : . . . . 4 of £3o, 0 7 0 113 of Ls 0 303 8 20,000 z 6 ••••• 1,000 11 10,000 54 1,000 Alfo the only ;pool. Prize ever Mara!, beg - nits a great number at sal spa tool ate. Picnic to obferve, the prefent Lottery ahountis with Capital Prizes far exceesliog any former one, with omy 30,000 'Tickets, haring two Prizes of 3o owl two of zo,oool. three of to,emol. three of s,occi, am. &c. therefore an early purclufe it recom mended. Settenties gratis, and every particular relative to the prefent Lot tery, way be had d BRANSCOMB and Co. No. at, Hot, ZORN, atul 37, Com r 4 11. L. Where l'icket s and Shares arc now fel. Uog, as cheap as at any Office in Loudon, and the utmoft value given for Prizes as foon as drawn. N. B. Orders by the Putt, Stage and Mail Coachman, Wag goners, ate. duly attended to. SLATES OF THE MOST DURABLE QUALITY. 'LARGE • SIZE, AND SKY-BLUE cOLOUR. THE Demand for Slates at the Qtlarries on the Eftatc of Karnes, in the lile of Bute, having theft two Years pia exceeded the number that could he minufadturol, it was found mmeifary to augment the number of workmen coufiderably, and there Is now a Stock of Sizeable and Umkrfize Slates ready fur being mapped, in the Reeve, at Port Ranuatyne, on the Bay of Karnes, at the 'Norte& notice. The conveniency of nipping is inch, that a Vcirel capable of carrying Sixty Thoufantt can be loaded in two days,and the Bay of Raines is well koown to afford fate anchorage to Veffeh of any burden. There is a Wharf ad }oining the Slate Reeve, at which Veßels tie in the greateft fafety while loading. The quality of Metal is fuch, th.it Slates of any dimenfions can be manufadured that may he required, and when ordered, are made equal in Size to thofe of Laneafitire awl Weft ntoreland; from the fmoothnefe of the furface they lie I. elofc, that (now drift cannot penetrate, neither do they fmhihe water though leaked in it for twenty-four hours, which mutt tend to pre ferve the timber on which they are laid. Slates thinner and lighter than 'dually made, bring frequently silted for to fun the Weft India and American Building s, the Karnes Quarries ten fund& them of anytkieknefa required , b upon proper notice, and they neither hillier or caek.by the haat of the fun in warm latitutiest the colour is deep Sky Ittit, which does not change. Fenn their (mooch ferrate and fuperior Gas, no Slates fait better to he laid upon laths. Matters of Ve&ls from the Eel Ads of Scotland or England, that trade to the frith Porte, 1.1. HARM, &c.dellrous of a cargo home, will at all times be with Sates at P ort Bannatync, on the thorteß notice. I° t . . Both Simile and underlize Sti;terare to be bad at all times at the Broondekw. and Pon Dandaa, on the Canal, near Clalitow.. For farther dianiculara apply to Mr. George Campbell, °ld ris* •' ' Mtn Campbell, al Aucheowillme, FA. by Rothe ay; Mr. pin (AM* Writer, Edlaburgh ; John Sharp, or John M.l..ea, (harry Crimes; and John Stewart, Keeper of the State Roam, by Retberify. TO BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. .AYOUNG MAN wilhing to take to an eltabliffied Houfe in the BookfcUing and Stationery Line, either in Town or Country, will treat with any porfon who is willing to dif. • pole of fuels coocern.—Letters (poft paid) addreffed to W. J. at No. 3r, Bedford-area, Covent Garden, will be immedi ate ly at tended to.—No obJedion to a Partnerlhip. SOON will be DISPOSED OF, a C a pit a l an d eery defirabla MODERN RESIDENCE, fit for a regular fuited from Five to Ten Thoufand Pounds a year, wi:h a MANOR, and from about 200 to t.iou acres of rich, . healthy, and dry arable and pature Freehold Land round the Houle, commanding beautiful Sea and Land Views, fituare between 6o and yo miles South-Weft from i.ondon. if very mud defiled a Manor and well-wooded Mate, bout 2000 acres more, near it , may be added. Enquire of Mr. F. Webb, Salifbury. FOR, SALE BY AUCTION, At jerfey. on Friday the 19th day o f April, • THE Under-Mentioned PRIZE GOODS, wiz. 1775 Sap elayed Sugar, to Bags Drugs, 9 sags Cocoa, as Bags sartaparan, and 25 Ba gs Indigo, from . Vera Cruz. 13927 Os Hides, 16 Tons Tallow, 23 Tons cows, as Bales Hark & Dog flute, and 20500 HO,lll Tips, from Buenos Ayres. For further particulars apply to Francis Janvrin, EN. jerky, or Pain and HAVILiAND La fvlAsuitisa aid CO. London. London, March at, 1803. TO BE SOLD BY AUC 'MOW; At he Cuftom•Hnufc, Chichcfler, On Wednelday next, the 27th of March, t Sot, at Eleven o'Clock in the Morning, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been feised and legally condemned, viz. 1264 Gallons Geneva, for Private Ufe only. it6B Ditto Brandy, Ditto. • 4o -Ditto White do. Ditto. • • 173 Ditto Rum, Ditto. 45 Ditto White Brandy, fur Dealers and ahem. 22 Ditto Wine, Ditto. 67 Bars Fnglith 7 Bags Nails, Bridal Manufaaure. N. B. The above Goods may be fern, and tatted. is Me Hours, the Day before and Morning of Sale. . NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, AND GLOBE INSURANCE SHARES. MONTHLY SA LF —By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday April 5, at 12, at Garraway's,, Change-Ailey, London. IHE LEEDS and LIVERPOOL NAVIGA TION, five Shares In this excellent concern, the dividends are EL per Shut per annum • and will undoubtedly increafe. The Chellerfield Canal. an eltaldlihed Navigation, dividends 6L per Share per annum ; alto Shares in the Grand Junction, Swanfea, Kennet and Avon, and Worcefter and Birmingham Canals. The Globe Infurance wooL Subfcription, 7cL per Cent. paid, bearings per Cent. in tere ft, with good profped of future advantage. Particular+ at the Hen and Chickens. Birmingham; at Hatchet's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Stott, No. 15,New Bridge-itreet, London. ISLE of I'HANET, near to MAR GA B. Alto in BOUGHTON AY LUFF, near ASHFORD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTJON, In the courfe of the Month of May next, in Lott, Uidefs previoully difpored of by private Conrad, AFREEHOLD FARM, confiding of upwards of 300 Acres ' within a quarter of a Mile of Margate, at prefent in the occupadon of Mr. Boys, who will (hew the Mate ; and further particulars may be had of him, and of Mdfrs. Mat. &ova and Hunter. Lincoln's inn, who are auchorifcd to receive propofah for the purchafe. Affo a ratan Freehold Farts. at Baugh. ton Ayluff, on the mad from Canterbury to Afhford.; eon6fttog of about 50 Aervs, in the occupation of Mr. Rolfe. who will thew the Premifes; and further particulars nay be known as above. SUSSEX. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, nteltihre MANOR, elegant Manikin Park, and feveral eligible Farms, at Stanfted. TO BE IOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER, At Garraway's Curce-boure, on the 2 tit or May next, 'THE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED. - 11 - with appropriate Offices, very numerous Gardens, extective Walls, covered with fruit trees, Coafervatorics, Hot-houfc, Pi nery, Succertoo, Forcing, and Green bodes, wit° the Manor and Park of Stanfted, containing 10,;43 Acres. highly diitin g uithed for its beautiful Scenery, extenfive and diverlificd Profpeas, both of Sea and Land—the Park ernbellithed with ornamentalTlmber. Tettiples, Lodges, and charming Cottage Ornee, together with the feveral Farms of Lodge, Bruad Read, Woodlands, and bode paßure, with the bold and piaurLfquc Forclt of Sunfted, fur rounding the Park. UM until% is the whole to upwards of Ito° acres, in an excellent Rate of cultivation, of which pore-Mon may be b ad immediately. _ _ In point of Gtuation it appears to embrace every &jet that is deftrablc—•remirkably healthy, amply fupphed with the Aiwa fpring water, in a neighbourhood highly rtfpeetable, of eel, com munication with the metropolis, et a good cialtanee from a OR town, who. feveral coachm pats daily, the roads good: The Eitate and Manors abound with Game, near two capital Packs of Fait Hounds, and in a Country much retorted to f or rield Sports. . . . D e rcriptive pardetdars may be bad one Month previous to the Sale, ana in the Intermediate time further information may be obtained, and the Mention viewed by tickets only. without which no ;nylon can be admitted, by applying to Meffria Bromley awl Bell, Gray's Inn; Mars. Butler, Havant; Edward Dawn Efq. Smutted, or a Mr. Water, at his General Agency Office: Cluelteder. VALUABLE FARM BRICKKILN and SAL CERN FOR SALE Co be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. MERRETT, On Tuefday the id day of April neat, at the Red Lion Inn, Fare -4111. Hauta, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon (odds previostly difpofed of by Private Sale) in Three Lots. Loy 1. A Molt compaft and Valuable ESTATE, 2 - called EARLS FARM, with a Brickkiln, &kart, and Three Tenements studied thereto. The Farm comprises a good Farm Houfe, Barns, Stabling,Out• buildings, and about ti 6 Seed Acres of Arable and Paftur ‘ e or Maras Land, and three of Coppice, being nearly all within a Bing Fence, and is unwed about a mile from Fireham. adjoining the ' Turnpike road to Golport, by which it is bounded on the Wdb— on the Eaft it is boundea by an arm of the Sea, which affords ex cellent Sea-bathing. This Mots is fir ddirably fcated as to command the advantages of extenfive land and lea 'proforets, without being expofed to the inconvenience attached to an elevated lunation. It is well-Rocked with and ornamented by growing timber trees, and is defervedly re commended both for intrinfic value and fit LlAtio7l, as a molt eligible Ettate to any Gentleman difp-fed to build The vicinage is highly refpeetable ; the country is remarked for its richnefs and beauty, and the roads arc unexceptionable. Fos hounds and barriers are kept within a short diftance. The Sa.tem is fituated on the fees boundary, and might be let to advantage,or converted into =vitt ground, and the tenements are contiguous to it. The Brickluiii is unwed at the South es I of the Farm, and has a molt commodious quay adjoining, to wh .4 vai- GL of considerable burthen come, and the conveyance o. t.loods is thereby effeded with great facility. LOT a. Two Claes of Arable Land in Redland's Lane, near the Farm, about 9 Acres. Lot . 3. A Clue of Arable Land in Reland's Lane, 'behind Black Brook Cottage, about 7 Acres, and a Coppice adjoining about 4 Acres. . . . . A fault part of the Farm is Freehol t, and the relict= copyhold by inheritance, held of the Mawr of Farebarn fubjca only to a nominal fine. (mall quit rent, and beriut upon death. Farcbam is a Market Town, about nine miles from Portfmoutb. and eleven from bouttumpton. • The Proprietor referves to himfelf the liberty of altering the Lots, if he have twcation to ito to et any time previous t o the fale.—For a view and wailer parleutars apply to Mr. Paddon, L I Solicitor, Fartham. N. 11 The Timbes to be takes at a valuation.