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' 6S \ • . _ ~~.. ~ ~ ,~ ~ ~1 1 ~_ ~` ~ NUMBER. 5043] 'TUESDAY, APRIL I, 1805. COMMANt OF THEIR MAJESTIES. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 2, 1505, will he prefented the Comedy of THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. VACCINE POCK INSYITUTION, a-- 0111:12RED. NO, 44, Broad-ltreet, Golden-A:pare 'T I HA 1' a General Q2arterly Court be held at this ' I Inititution, on Tuefday, April 9, at Two o'Clock precifely, when it is propofed to fix a day for the Annual Dinner, and fur hearing the Anneal Report read. By Order, THE SUBSCRIBERS to the JAMAICA TON A• TINE, affembled at the Thatched Honk Tavern for the ELECTION of TRUSTEES hive refolved, among other things, that the Subferiptions are to cleft ere Thurfday, the Itth initant. The fum to be talfedis 20,0001. In Shares of tool. each, paying an interelt of is per cont. per annum in the fira balance, with fur ther Inereafe from hurkeivorllifp. Particulars may be obtolned at Mr. Chapple's, No. 66, Pall Mall ; ax Meffrs. Trovrard and Merrifield's, Pall Mall; and at Metres. White and Fownes,Linadn'a lon. KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. I N purfnance of an Order of the Committee of Management of the Affairs and Bufinefs of the Company of Proprietors of the Kennet and Avon Canal Navigation, made at a Ocneral Qi2rrterly Meeting of the laid Committee, Meld at the White Hart Inn, in the City of Bath, on Tuefday the a6th day of March, 1805, by virtue of an Adt of Parliament made and palled in the thirty-fourth year of the reign of his preens htajeity, " for 1 . making r Navigable Canal from the River Kennet, at or near " the Town of Neveoury, in the County of Berks, to the River Avon, * at or near the City of Bath, and alfo certain Navigable " Cuts therein defcribcd," and of certain other Adis of Parliament for varying the line of the laid Canal, and for amending the Paid Aft, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That a Special Meeting of the Proprietors of Shares and Half Sharei in the laid Canal, will be held at the Hotel in S)dney Gardens, near the laid City of Bath, on Thurfday the 18th day of April next, at eleven of the clock in the forenoon, for the more effedually putting the raid Ads into Execution, and for taking into confidential the State of the Com pany's Affairs, a Plan for railing Supplies for the Completion of the Canal and Works. and an Applichtion to Parliament for an Aat for that Purpofe, and for amending and rendering more effec tual the Adis already palfed for making the laid Canal. and for other (pedal Purports. Dated this aoth day of March, dos. JOHN WARD, Principal Clerk to the laid Company of Proprietors. Mr. Penruddoek, Mr. ELLISrON, — (bring his brit appearance in that Charadter.) Mrs. Woodville, Mrs.POWELL. To which will be added the Mulles! Farce, caned OF AGE TO MORROW. On Muff%lay, Hamlet; Hamlet by the YOUNG ROSCVS. INA The Liar. On Saturday, Barbaroifa; Achmet by the YOUNG ROSCIUS. With Richard Coeur de Lion, (bang the lait night of performing tM the holidays). W. SANCHO, Secretary. An Perfons may be Inoculated gratis, by making application to the Secretary every Tucfday and Friday, at haff palt twelve o'clock prcalfelf. MIDDLESEX ELE'.:TION. Committee-Rooms, No. 4, Serle-Rrcet, Lincoln's lon, March 29, 1805. T NT confequence of the Great R oom at th e C row n A and Anchor being engaged on Wcdnefday next, the Meeting of the MIDDLESEX FREEHOLDERS who voted for Sir FRAN CIS BURDETT, and the Soascatseas to the Fund in fupport thereof, and for eonteßinf the illegal condudt of the Sheriffs, Sir Wm. Leighton, and James Shaw, Efq. who, on calling up their poll, found • adjsrity for err Cam/date, and yet renown' the ober— a precedent which, had it not been fince judicially reverted, matt have article at the root of the Ekaive French& of the whole people of England, is poßponed tit FRIDAY the sth-day of APRIL next, when they are requeßed to dine togaber at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. The Chair to be taken, a nd the Report of the Committee to be received precifely at four o'clock, and Dinner to be on the table at five.—Tickets to be had at the bar of the Crown and Anchor at zos.6d. each until Thurfday evtaing. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL a, 18os, will be performed the Tragedy of DOUGLAS. Norval. by Meer BETTY. _ _ lord Randolph. Mr. MURRAY ; Gknalvo n , Mr. coon. Lady Randolph, Mn I I CHFIELD. To which will be added the Comedy of THE BIRTH-DAY. Thurfday, the School of Reform ; with the Ekape& LAST NIGI I r BUT ONE OP ORATORIOS, AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES, ON THE WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS DURING LENT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST INDIA STOCIC. LADIES AMD oarcrtassapr, THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS for the EAST INDIA COMPANY being appointed for Wed nerds), the roth of April next, the favour of your Vote and line rent is requelted for the following Gentlemen • JACOB BOSANIVET,Efq. THOMAS REID. Efq. OSEPH COTTdI4, Efq. JOHN ROBERTS, Efq. WARD PARRY, Efq. ROBERT THORN ON,Efq Which will very much oblige, Eaft India Houle, Ladies and Gentlemen, • March 27,1805. Your molt obedient servants. JOON WARSHIP WM. ►ULLARTON ILLPHINSTONt letTCALft CHARLIS (RANI . S MILLS FRANCIS MARINO THOMAS P J•IN NESS RICH. CUI PLOWDIN WILLIAM MOSLEY M RORAITS WILLIAM GROROt SMITH SIMON FRASER Ott/WOODFORD TIM-I-VISOR Ift/OR INGLIS WILLIAM THORNTON JOHN INGLIS SwtNtr TOONt PAUL Lt/Atlll/Rllll JOHN TRAVERS ararums LVSIIINOTON. PUBLIC ROOMS TO LET. THE GOVE itNOKSoIihe — LYIN GIN HOS PITAL, DUBLIN, give Notice, That they will let, for a term of Three or Five Years, their ROOMS of PUBLIC RE. CEPTION, conliffing of A CIRCULAR SALOON, 83 feet diameter. A BALL ROOM, 86 feet by 40. A CARD ROOM, 6n feet by 30. A TEA ROOM, 56 feet by a 4. A SUPPER ROOM, 86 fret by 40. A Leifer ditto, 56 feet by aa. With Hall, Yeftibule, Dreffing.rooma, Wine and Coal Vaults, and a mot extenfive and complete Kitchen Apparatus. The Furniture may be had at a valuation, or if preferred, a per Centage on the value will be taken as annual Rent. It is unneccf (my to oblerve, that thefe Premifes afford the only complete ac commodation in this City for Public Entertainment. . . _ - _ Alfo to be I.a, the eichilive right to the Hofpita! Gardens for three Nights in each Week, from the tit of May to the Mot No vember, for Mufic or other porpufes. Flintier particulars miy be known by application in writing to the Re-sifter at the HofpitaL Sealed Propofals, direded to him, will be opened at a Board held fpecially for that purpofe, on Fri day the day of May nett. Lying•in Hofpital, Dublin, March 20, 1 gOS. -- • , r 0 MORROW EVENING, APRIL 3, 18os, will he performed A GRAND SELECTION OF SACRED MUSIC. From the molt favourite Works of Handel, Arne, and Bach. PART 1. Overture. Atalante. Tromba ohlisata. Mr. Hyde. Air, Mrs. Bland, • Where is this ftiipcndous Redemption. Chorus, ' When his load voice.' Jsphtha. Weir. Mifs ' Now Heaven in all her glory,' and Song, ' Lord what is man. Redemption. Reck. Mr. Brali im, thefe evils; and Air, ' Why does the God of lfra. I fleep' Samfon. Chorus, ' No more to Ammon's God.' Jephtha. Dues, Mr. Miller and Mr Denman, ' The Lord Is a man of war.' Wad in Fgypt. Reek. Mrs. Anse, Ye faered Priefla; and Air, ' Farewell ye limpid fprings.' Jephtha. Introdudion and Double Chorus, ' From the center.' Solomon. PART 11. Firft Grand Concerto. Air, Mr. Miller " Tears fuch as tender fathers fbed.' Samt Song. Mrs. Bland,' With heroes and (ages.' Judith—Dr. Arne. Trio, Mrs. Anse, Mr. Braham, and Mr. Miller,' The docks (hail Wee the mountains.' Acis and Galatea. Chorus." The many rend the dries.' Song, Mr. Braham,' Softly tweet; (accompanied on the Violoncello by Mr. Charles Ansley). Alex.Feaft. song. Mrs. Ante,' In fweetelt harmony: Chorus,' 0 fatal day.' Saul. Haut. Mrs. Bland,' In thcfc Heft reuses? Joilua. Duet, Mifs Monday and Mrs. Bland,' Our limpid fprinp! Reck. Mr. Braham,' My arms; Air,' Sound an alarm, Chorus, •We bear, we hear.' Judas Mac. PARE lit. Overture. (by Ware) Artaxerxes—Dr. Arne. Reck. M. Miller, ' If I give thee,' and Air ,' Mirth admit me.— L'Allegro. (Corno obligati', Mr. Tate). Air, Mifs Monday,' See, fee the kind indulgent.' Bach. Chorus," May no rani intruders.' Solomon. Air, Mrs. Ante,' Be merciful unto me, 0 God.' Bianchi Air, Mr. Braham (by dcfire) ' The Death of Abercrombie: Double Chorus,' Gloria Paula.' Jubilate. End of Part 11. a Concerto on she Grand Piano Forte by Mr. Principal Vocal Performers:—Mrs. Ante, Mrs. Bland, Matter Linton. and Mifs Monday; Mr. Braham, Mr. Denman, Mr. Page, Mr. G. Parrin. and Mr. Miter, from Bath. Mr. G. Alley, (Leader of the Band), Organ, Mr. J. Ansley. _ _ • The Band and Choruffes, w►ncb i re numerous and complete, by the met approved performers. Doors to be opcn at Six o'clock, and begin preelfely at Seven. PAINTS and COAL TAR, PREPARED for OUT-DOOR PAINTING. THE Public are molt refpcettully infnrmed,that the above mentioned articles cor.tinue to he prepared by the Bri dal Colour Company only, No. 1, Wa!brook, I.ondon. The Palms are of various thades of Green and other Colour, peculiar • ly adapted for aerial and ornamental Covering, and are eaftly ap plied,heing fold in a Rate for ufe. The Coal Tar 14 recommended for barns and all rough fencing, h oi a good brown Colour, and will be iound cheaper and more durable than Common Tar. N B. White Lead and all forts of Painters Oils and Colours of she bell qurlity, Linked Gel Cake for Cattle, dec. l'U ttlNlll.lb:s, ZILTROESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has pint:it by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICHSAUCES, for FA Saw, Strum' Beef, Rolled Calve, Head:, Beef Sleeks, ma, Difirs,WiLl Awl, and Gear; with many Deli mits for the Table. Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more fully expreired in his Catsiogue, He beiv rbe breexhr Ibex.) has ;nduerd wany perform to give the fame name to 4' rticles entirely sliflerent,whith are vended at Pliny Shops in Laidcw, by perfons who go to the principal Towns in 14 1 and , Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of Tradefinen alnn-keepers, who in conk goatee are often (erred with Sparioas Sorb, of very inferior quali ties, which is nut only an Impolition, but a great difappointment to Families who purcbak them with a view of having good Sauce to their FiCh.fcc. N. B. None are His Genuine, but what have thefe words on the Lahti," BURGESS and SON'S, Oriolual and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. loy. Strand, Corner of Savoy iswps, London.` TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LAPICS AND GENTLEMEN. H AVING the honour of being recommended to you by the Diredtors of the Ealt India Company as Can didates for the Uireetion to be ehofen this year, we take the liberty of requefting the favour of your Votes on eke day of Eledlon, Wednefday, the loth of April nest. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen. Your mg °believe and very humble Servants, JACOB BOS A N WET. OSEPH COTMA. DWARD PARRY. THOMAS REID. JOHN ROBWTS. ROBERT THORNTON. /aft 'lndia Hook, March 27,1803. ELEGANT LIQUID BLACKING. IWARREN gratefully acknowledges the great • encouragement he has Irecivcd from the Fathionable World, for has LIQUID BLACKING. He begs to affure them, that so atti-ition Shall be fparod to under it deferring of the unexampled patronage it. obtains, and to bring it, if poffible, to a Rill greater Rate of pinch tion.-- to dude Gentlemen who have not yet ho. n0.., , t-ti it with a triil.he begs to fay, that they will find it the swift elega^t Placking they have fcen, and that its virtues are fuck as to preferve the Leather fort anepliable, being compounded of loch oily , ingredients as are neceffary both for the preparation and lit/411411mnd of Leather of every fort. It is tAt, wit, lefale and retail, by the Proprietor, at No. 13, C , tdf SuLolk.ftreet. Haymarket; by Hcodrie and :tins, Perfu mer. to her Majclty, Ticbborne (trees, Golden-(quart • by R. Low Perfunstr, Drury-lane ; and by one or more refPetitable Veujets in ;miry principal Town in tie Kingdom. THE CHF.APEgT HOSIERY and GLOVE W.IREITOUSE in the WORLD. Who!dale and Retail, for READY MONEY ONLY, by J. RADFORD, Real Menefee tinter, No. 64, Cileaptide ; and, to prevent miftakes, recollect that J R. h." no concern with any other Shop in London. Obferve but the following prkes: --Men's Brown Cotton for Boots at i 5.64. worth 11. Isd. MO.'. Superfine Ribbed Cotton at only 2$ 6d. worth !‘4. Women's Fine Cotton. is. 6d. worth ss. Superfine at 21.94. .rth is and with curious Lacc Clocks, gs. worth Is. Black or Whitt ilk Hofc, at 6s. 6d. and with Lace Clocks, -s. 64.• worth los. 61. Dozen Men's and Women's Leather Glcves, from is. il_rwsogis ; Pic Nie Lau Mitts at is . 6‘.1. worth ss. and extra long Lace Mitts at is. 9sl. worth is. and a curious article in Ladies' long Lace Sleeves. calculated to give cafe and elegance, patronifed by the Royal Family ; Flank Cotton, and other Drawers at only 3s. 641. worth cs. 6d. alfu new invented Lamb's Wool Petticoats that are tome& approved of by the fa.lkt. Thofe that have to make 'err purchafts will find the grated advantage by buying at No. 64, ebotlide. Na of Prizes. I s 3 3 'Co 6,cco GRAND sPahro LOTTERY. SCHEME. Value of each. 4 3 0 . 000 2.0.003 10,000 5. 000 LOOO aOOO 3 00 100 SO SO Total Value. Is L 60,010 4 0.000 30,000 moot, I 0,000 8,000 7, 00 _ . 5„coo 5,000 - 120,000 30,c00 Tickm C 3 0 c60 0 0 Capitals determinable: Firtt-drawn, tit Day £ topt,o Fiat-drawn, 6th Dayi; ao.ono Ditto ad Day moo Ditto 7th Day zoco Ditto 3d Day loon Ditto Bth Day 30000 Ditto 4th Day sow Ditto 9th Day 1.000 Ditto sth Day coon Ditto toth D ..y apoo Tickets and Shares arc felling at every Office. PRESENT PRICE : Ticket . - - 4tB a o Half - 49 t 4 0 1 1 Eighth - 42 9 6 Quarter - 4la t 3 Sixteenth t 5 o BEGINS DRAW! G 13th MAY, acts. STATE LOTTERY. QWIFT and CO. Old O ffi ce, No. 11, "li ultryb are felling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery, to begtu urawing 13th May. The Number - ami Amount of the Capital Prizes, and the general arrangement of the Scheme, will he found fuperierr to any former Lottery of the fame number of Tickets. In the laft Lottery, the Ticket No. 10452,2 Prize of to,oool. No. 8100, a Prize of tOOOL and Nos. pficyz and 16,168, Prizes of scoL were (hared and told at Swift and Co's. Office. Where No. 6791, a Prize of mewl. No. 9362, s Prise of 10.0001. and No. 19,c48, a Prize of tool. in the preceding Lottery, were alto (obi in Cures. GRAND STATE LOTTERY &gins Drawing on Monday, May the t3th, 'TONES and CO. (fuccelfors to Carroll), No. 26, Orford-ftrect, near Rathbone place, return their fincere Thanks to their Friends and the Public in general, for their liberal Pa. tronage in the late and forester Lotteries—inform them that Tic kets and Shares are felling in great Variety of Numberi for the en ruing Grand Lottery, at the above Office (Eftabliflted for near Thirty Years).—the Number of Capital Prizes and the general ar rangement of the Scheme, claim particular notice, as it furpaffcs any that have appeared before in former Lotteries of the fame number of Tickets.—Jones and Co. recommend au early pur chafe. N. B. Prises to the Amount of nearly Three Hundred Thou rand Pounds have been Sold and Shared at the above Office, and the Money paid on Denuatand. LARGE ELEGAI4T HOUSE IN BATH. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT—By Mr. PLURAL. THAT Truly Defiraole and Convenient HOUSE, 11 with Garden, Hot-houfe, and Green-houfc, late the property and refidcnee of P. O. Crefpigny, Efq. deeeafed ; fituate in Port land place, Bath, an eftablithed and airy fituation.—The premifes were completed under the infpedtion of the late Owner, and are in front 48 lea to a long paved Tstrace; contain eight fervants' bed rooms, and one dart, ha attic bed-chambers, and two. clarets ; a nob:e fuit of three lofty drawing-rooms, with folding-doors and Ratuary chimney-pieces; on the ground Boor, large eating-room, library. breakfaft-room, and bugler's plate-room, a fpacious vciti bole or entrance, two Rene Rair-cafes, patent water clofet, large kitchen, bottle keeper's-room fervant's-hall, butler's pantry, wine and beer cellars, dry arched vault, and all ufeful and interior offices. The Furniture is modern, and in a genteel Rile, corrAponding to the confequence of the Houle ; the gialTes, French plates, of large dimenfions. Fit for the immediate reception of a Nobleman or Gentleman's family. Conveniently conneded with the Houle Is a Coach-houf• for two caniares, Rabling lot five horfes,and a molt complete Brew 'houfeirror further particulars apply to Mr. Plura, at Bath {y' Lours mutt be poll-paid. FREEHOLD ES 5 tATii, NEA-R-SA-N-D;A'll TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Rae Inn, Sandwich, on Wldnefilay, the 24th of April, 2805, at Two o'Clock In the Afternoon, In feVeral Lots, uniefs before diffisofcd of by Private Contraet, of which due notice will be given in the Kentilh Gazette, UPTON and FELDE R LANDEA RMS. Upt on Farm is kneed in the Parllb of Word, confiding of a capital Farm Houk, with Gardens, Orchard, Barns, Stables, &c. &c. and containing by cßimation 62 Acres, more or lefs.of exceedingly rich Arable and Paltare Land. The Houfe has lately been put into the completeß Rate of repair, and by the additi ieveral new Rooms, &c. is rendered a molt dcfirable refidence fur a Gentleman Fanner. Feick:land Farm iq &mad in the Pacifbes of Word and Eaftby; conlifts of a capital Farm Houle, with barns, Stables and other convenient Out-buildings, and contains by eltimatlon 140 Acre , , more or Ids, of exceedingly Rich Arable, Pafture, and Marib Land. Together with 4 feparate Lots, contain;ng together by till mation 25 Acres, more or lets, of cleeedinOy Rich Arable Land. N. B. The above eltates are exonerated from Land Tax, and are in the occupation of Mrs. Mary Matfon, as Yearly Tenant. Particulars to be had at Briftow's Li'mary,Canterhury ; at the Rofe Inn, Sandwich, and of Mr. S. Elgar, Winghant Court; and the Eltates to be view,' any day preceding the Sale, on making application to Mr. S. Elgar, Wlngham, Kent. CAPITAL INN.—TO BE SOLD BY AIJC l lON, By Men. HARDY MAN and RAMSEY, On the Premifes, on Wednefday the 3d day of April next, tSos, At Four &Clock in the Afternoon, Under fach Coo iitions of Sale as will then be produced, ALL that capital and well frequented Inn, known by the Name of the CROWN and THISTLE, molt defira bly fituated on the -Lawton Road, at the entrance of the Town of Abingdon, in the County of B rks, nearly adjoining the River Thames, in full Trade, and in the Occupation of Mr. HENRY RICHARDS, whole Imre expires the 51R of December, :807. The Premifes confiß of a good Kitchm, Brew-houfe, Scullery, and Pantries; a neat Bar, Larder, China Clofet, and ufeful Store Rooms; •large Cellars and excellent Wine Vaults ; five handfome Parlours, fourteen neat Bed-Chambera, and four Attics; a (pa cious Yard, with two Pumps and Wells .1 fine Water; Stalling 'or upwards of one hundred Hodes, with Lofts and Granaries over the fame; two Coach-hoides, and Servants' Sleeping Rooms above, with other convenient Out.boildings ; a large Garden ad , joining, and well Rocked with choice Fruit Trees, &c.; and there has been nearly4ool kit Summer, expended on the lame, in im provements and repairs; and the whole now forms as complete an Inn as any in the County of !Jerks, and has the &It Connedtion in the Polling Bufinefa on the Road. May be viewed any day previous to the f lc, by applying to Mr. Richards, the Tenant; and further Particulars known of Mr. Morland, Solicitor, or the Audtioneers, in Abingdon. IN MESSRS. BEATSONS BANKRUP ROTHERHAM BREWERY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (If nossfold before by Private Contraet, of which timely notice Will be given) at the Houfe of John Batty, Innholdrr, in Ro therham, in the Comity of York, on Friday, the 79th day of April next, between the Hours of Four and Sever. in the After noon of that Day (by order of the Aili:!tves of the raid MaCis. &Atkins) fubjeet to such Conditions of Sal.. as will be :ben and there produced, THE Sh.tres, Right and Interelt of the fdid Al (trice' in and to the fatd Rotherham Brewery (confining of firran•itights) of and in the whole of theft catenfive and ammo.. dinus Buildings and Prenacs [landing non and compritlng about Two Acres of Land. - The Buildingshavc only been arc Red a few Years, and connft of Malthoufes,&c. which will make per Week upwards of 140 (..tiar ters ; Brewing-I foufes with Coppers, Vats, Coolets, Underbacks, Ike. all in comp te repair for brewing the fame quality; a Steam Engine by which all •be Water is ptimpad, and by which three pair of Stones for grinding Corn, are worked : a 'rhea fhing Ma chine is worked by the fame Engine capable of thrafhing Ninety Buthcls per day, alto a good Pwelling-honfe, and two other Te nements. The Brewery is all need to be as complete at molt out of Lon don; Randa adjoining the NarigablelLivcr Rother, mar its junc tion with the Don, by wh'eh a communication is open to the Sea es well u to the inland parts of the Cou 'try. For further particulars and a view of the Prentifet, apply to Mcffrs. Andrew Carr and Nathaniel Cans, of Rotherhan atOrc laid. the Affignees. Alfo Notice is hereby further given, that all Perron' who are in debted to the Allignecs of the raid Mcßra. Beatfons, Bankrupts, are requetted to pay their refpettive Debts to the laid AlTignees , forthwith, utherwife Atllona at Law will be coloatcteed for the 'recovery thereof.—.Rotberham Mari% 23, tgoy, '• % ; /*E' • Aid* ' si )4 • Tem.. .. • • ' • 74 ( '•' 'O . • t : -• ‘ I.- ~I , • 4 , I. p . , - ' '' l ' -. - • - i ii - .:./1 ; \ 't fo .. - - '-' —'.. , • ' \_.;?_,-'; - - .' ‘•tb: • - 1 0.;4-91 “. ~ , . . • ~..... SIX PENCE. 'WA ISLE OF WIGHT. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Cullom Houfe, in Ea-Cowes, on Thurfday the 4th day of April, aos, at I r &Clock in the Forenoon, 'PHE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have a 4 - been tetr and legally condemned, and m a y b e v i e w e d an d tatted on Application at his M a j e ßy' s W are h ou f e , two D ays b e- I , fore the Sale, viz. ; ecto Gallons Brandy, for Private Ufia tos Ditto Rum, Ditto. ti 390 Ditto Gcueva, Ditt o . *4 FOR DEALERS AND OTHERS: * I 35001b11. Tobacco, Manufactured. - i gnome. Ditto Unmanufaauucd. TO THE FACULTY. 1 T . O BE DISPOSED OF, a well-eflablifhed Buil- i nefs of a Surgeon and Apothecary, in a good Market Town and populous Neighbourhood; fituated a little more than one hundred miles N. N. W. of London. It is hie,hly worthy the at- ; ;I tendon of any Pradlitionor who niay with to fettle. • i Applications mutt be by letters, putt paid, addrelfed to X. Y. to the care of Mr. Marks, No. 3. College-Reece, Weftmlnfter. • TO PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, &c. NEWSPAPER. 'TO be tlifpofed of, an Old Enablifhed Provincial -A. Paper. Part of the Purchafe-Money might be funk in an Annui• y. None need apply, who cannot command from 30001. to aOOOL--Letters With real fignatures, addrellbd (Poll Paid) to R. N. care of Meirrs. Taylor and Newton, No 5, Warwick-fquare, London, will be immediately forwarded to, and anfwcred by the Advertiser. HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ADESIRABLE Country Re fi dence, fituate within half a Mile of the S..a Shore, commanding a View of the Channel, the Iflc of Wight, and the neighbouriog beautiful Country. The Houle i s n e w! + eredted, and contains four good i fixed Sitting Rooms, with a propo-tiunate number of Bed Rooms, i excellent Kitchens and Offices, with a Walled Flower and Kitchen , Garden, Coach-houfe, Stabling for ten Horfes, Barns and reqnifite i attacked and detached Offices, occupying three Acres. The Houfe I is fituate in a Rich Laaen of nine Acres; together with thirteen Arcs of Rich Meadow and Pafture Land, within a quarter of a Mile of the Houfc. T .. e Premifes are about ninety Miles diftant from London . an d within four Nines of a well fupplied Market ' ' I Town, the Roa ds Neighbourhood very good. Further Panic may be had of Mars. Dunn, Hanrott, and i i. . • i Metcalfe, Linen 's Inn. BEACH HILL, RIPI.EY, SORRY, March 24, 180 5. 1 STRAYED from Beach Hill, in the Parifh of • Woking, Surrey, on Fridar, the 21d of November lift, a • BLACK GELDING, with one white fore foot, and a ftar In his foreheadland at the fame time a DARK BROWN PONEY, which has been fired all round. Whoever will give information to Mr. • Benjamin Spooner, at Beach Hill, near Ripley, Sorry, of there • Hones, (hall be entitle 1, on recovery of them, to a reward of FIVE GUINEAS ; or if they have been Bolen, to a reward of TEN GUINEAS, on prufecuting the thief to conviction. THE MONTHLY PUBLICATIONS. • • Bridge-(treat, Black friars, Illafch 29, aoi. jr having been reprefented to Mr. PHILLIPS that , the Proprietors of lonic of the Periodical Works will not be • able to publifh them as ufual on the laft Day of March, and that : fuch Proprietors might fuftain cM:ntial injury by the feparate pub- lication of any particular Work, he has on there Accounts violent- I 1 ed to poltpone the Publication of the Works under-mentioned, of which he is the Proprietur,till MONDAY the EIGHTH DAY of APRIL, on which Day it Is agreed that all the Monthly Pula. ' . cations Wall be iffued to the Bookfaiii,o Trade, and the following Day, TUESDAY the NINTH. generally delivered to the Publics r. The More [HEY MAGAZINE. 2. The Mb.DICAt and PHYbIcAL JOURNAL 3. The MONTHLY ARMY LIST. t 4. The FASHIONS of LONDON and Peels. ti s. The Coact c.riost of Ivloultai VOYAGES wadi' . 6. Dr. MAVutt'S UNIVERSAL. HISToRY. i. Mr. YOUNG'S ANNALS Of AGRICULTURE. I ' l l I 8. Dr. BECDOES • HYGEIA, or Ebsav son HEALTH. . 1 ----4-4. Mr. PRATT'.. HARVEST HOME. ;I - I Dedicated by perrniMon to his Royal Higlinefs the Prince of Wales This day was publifhed, in Three large-Volumes Bvo embelliflied ~ l• 1 with a tine Portrait of the Author, engraved by Car o lin e W at - 1 1 t fon, from an original PiCture by Lawrence, i ' HARVEST HOME; con fi ning, among a great t variety of interaing Matter, of Supplementary Gleanings in England ; of Original Poems ; Original Dramas; Original Con. tributions in Vcrfe and prole, by eminent living Author s; o f • Sketches of the Moral and Social Rate of Englith Artizans, in the II great Manufadturing Towns, and of a coned - La and enlarged Edio tion of the Author's Poem of " Sympathy." By S. J. PRA IT, Efq. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6. New Bridge-ftreet, Black- 'i • friars; and to be had of all Bookfaers. PERU.-this day was publithed, E Dedicated, by permilfion, to the Right Hon. Lord MELVILLE, In one large and elegant Volume, (Zinn°, illuftrated by Twenty I Coloured Engravings of Coftume, &c. price Two Guineas in I boards, THE PRESENT STATE of PERU, comprifing -I- an Account of its Geography, Topography, Natural Hillory- Mineralogy, Commerce, Cuttoms and Manners, as well of its cl- • vilifcd as uncivilifed Inhabitants, State of Literature, Philofophy the Arts, &c Sec. • • The whole drawn from original and authentic Documents, , chiefly written and compiled in the Peruvian Capital; to which is added, an Appendix, containing the modern Travels of ;he Mif- • • flonaries in the hitherto unexplored Mountainous Territories; and other interelting particulars relative to the Idolatrous Tribes of ' • ' • Indians inhabiting thorc remote Starlets of Peru. t , • Printed fox RICHARD Plitt-LI Ps, No. 6, Brldgcareet, Blackfriars ; and to be had of all Bookfdlers. , , MALTA. This day was publlfhed, in Two large Volumes, Quarto, price : . 41 , Three Guineas end a Hain hoards, illultrated with a very large Chart of the Wand, fivel"cet by two; and with numerous other Plates, AN TIENT and MODERN MALTA : contain. ing a full and accurate Account of the PRESENTS TATE • of the Minds of MALTA and GOZA; the HIM/RV of the KWH I'S of St. JOAN JILRUSA LEM from their tint Etta- bliffirnent in Malta till the beginning of the 19th Century: alfo,a NARK/1 fIV6 of the EVENTS which attended the CA of rhefe Ulan& by the Foe:tett, and thdr lithrequent Cony err by the fiNoetam ; ;aid an Appendix, containing authentic State Papers abet oth.r ducuoino , . By the CIIEVA Lint LOUIS de BOISGELIN, t Kni!;ht of Main. At a time when the Nand of Malta is the Bans on which the 4 whole Sy Item of European Politics is founded, and when it I, con. lider,,d as eonftitutiog one of the moll important Pans of the 80. s as tifh Dominions, and forming a &drier to the ambitious P ro j e a s of do; Government of France. a ennylete Hiftory and Beadiest !I, Account of that Wand cannot but deeply inteteft every Ellzhat. t, , nun. Indepotlcady, however, of its fidgider political and milt. tary Import ince, this Wand is not lefs worthy of particular Awn. tion, as containing the hut organized inflitution of Chivalry, an • Inftitutdm which has pref.:read the Spirit of its Formation tins% 4 the time of the Holy Wars, and which has diflinguilhed itra by Its extraordinary Exploits, torough to many Azcs, in Defence of . , tb p e rte riltiat a mn e; PNILLIPS, No. 6, Bridoßreet, Black. I Cinhd fo r t R R ; inns. and to be had of an Booklaors. N. B. A few Copies of the large and fpiesidid Chart of the two . • Wands, drawn under the Di-edtion of the Author, and finely es- ' craved by Neale, may be had feparately_ price one Guinea, or one Guinea and a Hail iy.:: on Canvas ad folded in a Cafs for tat Pocket. . . ?