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>~.w ..... 41.--- • I . • - • „ .4) • 9K.1 . • • . . tt r • , t o t i o % 6,111 • . WEDNESDAY, MAY Is, dos. Nt 'r.yo 50801 I . PRICE SIX-PENCE THEATRE-ROYAL DRURY-LANZ. 1- 1 *O -MORROW EVENING, MAY i 6, stios, ICI he prefrnted the Comedy of THE COUNTRY GIRL. NAP?* OFFRAE, M I it, 1805. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS and COMMIS. SIO_VERS HIS MAJESTY** HAFT, do hereby give That on Wednefday the 22d of this month, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon , Commiffioner Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. will ex• pole to fate, at the Pay Office, in his Majelly's Yard, near Portf• mouth, feveral Lots of Old Stores, confilling of Old Canvas in Paper Stuff Old Junk in Shakings Colours with Tabling Rope in Paper Stuff lank in Paper Stuff Lathing, Rounding ) Old Hemp Rubbith, White Ocham, &c. And his Majeity's poop Britt All lying at. the laid Yard, where any Perfons whiling to become parchafers may have the liberty of viewing the fame thiring the common working hours of the Yard, until the day of talc. Inventories and Conditions of Sale may be had here, and at the Yard. GRAND SPRING LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING. SCHEME. No. of Pftes. • Vey of each. 3 0,cc0 ONO 20,000 10,003 5, 000 2,000 1000 Soo 100 50 23 Thi, day ra, publifhed. price IL A LETTER on IRISH AFFAlRS.—Addre(i•d to the Public. By Sir JAMES FOUL'S, Bart. London i Printed for W J.and J. Riehardfon, Royal Exchange, and J. liatchard, Piccadilly . Peggy, Mra. JORDAN. To which will be addcd the New Comic Open. ailed THE SOLDIER'S RETURN; Or, WPIAT CAN BEAUTY DO ? Total Value. is Z 60,010 40,000 30,300 15,000 10,0 co B,coo 7,c00 5,c00 5,000 t sc,oco FOR SALE, by Order of the Honourable COMMISSIONERS , of HIS MAJESTY% CUSTOMS, at the Cullom Houfe, Ru cheiter, TO - MORROW, May 16 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, in feveral Lots FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. 938 Gallons Geneva 11 Gallons Wine 100 Ditto Brandy I y Ditto Runs Peter Boat and Materials, and fundry fmall Articles. FOR EXPORTATION. Four Pieces India Silk Handkerchiefs. Twenty-five per cent. will be required as a depofit. ITE the onderfigned Freeholders of the County of HFRTFORD requeß that you will calla Meeting of the FREEHOLDERS of the Paid County, for the purpofe of tAirg into confideration the grofs violations of the Law, and the tLer.uit abufes in the Management and Ixpenditure of the Public Voney.bmught to light by the Coonniffiorers of Moral Inquiry,in ilituted by Parliament. and alfo for the purpole of e3preflih g our topmhatlon of the Condudi of the Houk of Commons, whole ,411 ettfure of the abufes already difcnvered, and whole further vi (ligation into the cooduel of thole perfons who may be impli c .ted in, or have connived at there unprincipled pradtices,demand and deferve our encouragement and fuppoW. Monday, May 6, 1805. COWPER WM. LAMB JOSEPH HAI.SET JOHN CHESSHYRE GEO. BOW ES R. T. HEYSHAM To Ennlias Henn. Mime Ra.lcliffe, 'rims BR AND Ertl. Sheriff of the County of THOS. GREG Herts. W. WILSH ERE. too 6,0c0 30,c00 Tickets. £ 330.c00 Capitals determinable: Firft-drawn, VI Day i; to,ooo Firlt-drawn, 6th DayL ao,cco Ditto ad Day zoo.) Ditto 7th Day 20Z0 Ditto 3d Day loco Ditto Bth Dry 30,030 Ditto 4th Day Soon Ditto 9th Day t 000 Dino sth Day woo Ditto Loth D.y 2,000 Tickets and Sham arc Idling at every Office. PRESEN 1' PRICE : L iss 0 0 4 2 9 6 I 5 o BLACK HORSE Capital HOP WAREHOUSES, MAZE.- POND, SOUTHWARK. TO BE SOLD BY AUC I'ION—By Mr. ROBINS, At Gazzaway's Coffee-hook, Excbange•alley, TO-MORROW, May . r 6, at twelve o'clock, A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn 1. priling a capital fpneious Building, called the Black Horfe Warehoufes, lituate in Maze Pond, Southwark, containing three feu of roomy warehoufes, three 'lodes high each, with large col laring ut...er, in policllion of Mcffrs Swain, Greaves, and Co. te nants at will. The premiks are lwid on leak, 60 years unexpired at a ground rent of al. per annum. May he viewed by leave on application to Merrs. Swaine and Co. St. Adargaret's-hill, Borough. Particulars at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick • amt. Gulden -Nu are. rzctruezzlNG-OPPICI. May 6, igos. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING -- _ ___..-- - . --. . Ticket Half - 49 is o I Eighth Quarter 4 ig oSixteenth In eonfetpaence of the above Requifltion, I appoint a MEET yNG of the NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and other FREEHOLDERS of the County of HERTFORD, at the Shire Hall in Hertford, on Saturday, the 18th day of May inftant, at tlev, n &Clock. • EMILIDS HENRY DELME RATCLIFFE. Phelan Priory, May tr, ilos. EPSOM, MAY 13,1503. A T a MPering of the freeholders of the County of Surrey convttied by the Sheriff, perfuant to a iteinifidon f , ord by fi semi Noblemen and Gentlemen to take i nto conaderl two the im.fs Violations of the Law and the flagrant abides in the tianz:„!nrnt the Pahl c Money, ktllu.h r C IiATFI LLD, Efq. High Sheriff, in the Chair, Ittiolvcd. 11...tt it appears from the faith Repot-• of the Colit is 'Sutlers appointed by Parliament to inquire into the Abufes in thr .Z.'aval Department that While Lord Vifiount Melville held OLIN- of Treafurer of the Navy. pradices o. the molt corrupt a:id a Julalous nature exill. d in that Office. Rof,.ived That the discovery of fuck abofes In one Depart ment of the State, and the protedli.m attempfrd to be held out to the delinquents, justify the furpicion that others are not more corredlly niaraxmi, or more purely adminifteied ; and, that there fore, it is necctliy for the reMqvai of the well grounded fufpi riols, and to fatisfy the juft indignation of the People, that every Cn:o at..l Department of the State mould fpetdaly undergo a complete and rigid examination. 1 , (;:folied :WZ That the Houfe of Commons, by their Votes of the Bth and teth of April lA, have excited the gratitude and (Nem of the People; and that it is of :she firft and molt uraer :mpg:: ante that thole Votes ihould be purfued with promptitude ai:d viper . - Reinlved alfil, That the exertions of the Commiffioners of Na vel Inquiry have been highly meritorious, and procludlive of the moft eirential benefit to the State • and that they are, for their very able independent, and zealous cOnduet, highly deferring of the The: ks and Gratitude of their Country. Reielved alio, That 5A31117 IL WanTlatAo, Efg. for his Motions on the Stb and filth days of April left, for the rot ability and man ft' moderation, and firm &einem, with which he coodueled the proceedings nLrredto, is entitled to the !ailing Gratitude of hi. Country; and that be hereby receives from this Alec tins the molt cordial expreincass of their warnieft Thinks, acid finecreit Appro- Latino R cruised alfo, Tkat the preceding Refutations be communicated to the Members of the County, regretting them to fupport a dif paftionate but effeetual enquiry for the remedy of the Abides coin- P kfliived alto, Tbat the Thanks of this Meeting he given tb tit?. Fitinourab!e Lord WILLIAM RUSttI.L, tot his evaded in I'l-m11421w% abd his attendance on his Cooftitunits at this M-etirg. _ A Pt - ti•Pm to The Float of Commons having been read at this Meetins, via• approved of. and ordered to he figne.l by the High S..eritf on Prhalf of the Meeting. and prefenteti by the Metnbers [or 'his Comyy. R, •BER f CHATFIELD. Sheriff. The Hijh Sheriff having quitted the Chair, the thanks of the T.lec:sig were unanimourty voted to him for his able and impartial cont:tia in the Chair. PROTEST—COUNTY OF OXFORD AMEETING having been held on Th ur fday t h e ad day of May inftant, at the Town Hall, in the Chy of (3a red, purporting to be a Meeting of the Freeholders of the Ccut.ty of Ox.otd, in outer to prepare a Petition to the Houfe of Commons a- Anti acceding to the prayer of the Roman Catholics of I. !;.n.!. We, trio under:4mA, on behalf of ourfelves and other Freehuldtrs. fearing that the raid Petition may be fuppofed to con. wy oar frotimsnts, dean it nectffary to declare, that We altoge ther difappt ore of the proccalinp of that Meetings Guildford Thomas Wyton John Beck Hutton Glatt f homas Taylor William Nliarr.sin , 7tots Richard Roberts William Phipps Ihilon Matthew Whyton lisnry An&uitus Dillon Buck Whyton Sam. Cox John Coe Wm. Fermor John Wheeler Ntichael Corgan Thomas Chborri James Prefthige John Cletnerul John Phillips I.hn White anus Ph.ll;ps Wit:la:llolhour* Thomas K,..-.lt D. Watford John Ford i i, ab r ez Klauber mW. Hall John Hartley Thomas ParfontJohn C arter John Bufby . Matthews Richard IP.:;::Ips 3. C. Town end, ReCtor of Wm. Blifs Alkerton Wm Holloway Samuel Hill rehn Collett Jarvis White teerge King Thomas Gardner Thomas Scarlett Samuel Gulliver Jag llatter A. Fairbairn I bomas Seam W. Watford W. ft stekvale Thomas Adkins, Balfca, 1 .. : ; . line:dogs Oaon it. :‘‘.;;C...tid William Watts, Atherton ;au Hayots RC hard Cleaver. Homton inhn TorriTerd James Walston, Houston . her-las Tilik7 W. Clarke, Flornton .. • ' I. Mallet Janus Tompkins, lloroton '.l..vhtw 1.1.3-;:s The mark k of C. Neville, .'. Brown Horton !ohn Ofmand Henry Proffitt, Vorntoo G. I loslgkius Ruben Mishima a Hornton Wm 'I aylur j,a'eph Cleave--. liwaton 1. Glynn W Joreph Gibbs P. is ht rd liimserftaff m. Cleaver `:erhm Godson Was. Fortnum flvirnas Luckett Ja nes v Watkins Vt.Alkertoni!rmsJohn Gardner, Alkerton Watina , gtoo 10. Gardner, Balfcott Ant:owl Lzmpat Richard Page, Shutford William t:e.,le Sam. Alcock, Shutford (horse Phipps A. Hartall, Shutford Matthew Vs idortl, jim. Richard Wilke, Shutford Matthew Walforci, ten. John Taylor, Shutford W ifliun W'alford ohn Winter, Shutford 10:01 Tnme4 . Fox. Whinton Ri..!iard Heath übn Harris . 1 horn is Wilford Geo. B video ("has. Bmwnc Maya John liowdeu. Chas. Ni °llya HIS MAyESTY's Ni4Yr, do berebygive Notice, That on Friday the 17th infant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (fcaled up) and treat for Aboet THREE HUNDRED CHALDRONS of PITTS TAN YIELD MOOR COALS ; or Coals of equal goodnefs. To be delivered in a whole Cargo, or whole Cargoes, in the fpaee of three weeks from the date of the Contradt, winds and weather permitting, alongilde the Wharfs of his`Majefty's Viaualling Pre mires at Weevill and Portfmouth, and to be paid for by Bills pay able with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may tie ken at the Secretary's Office. No regard will de bad to any tender in which 16e price flail not Iv in forted in word, at length, or itatfrall not be delivered to the Board before nee c'elocb cn the fail Friday the 17th in; ant, nor lintel; the perfon sobs wain the tender, or lone terfox on bit 6thay, attend: to anfuer wore cal/rifle. VICTUALLING OFFICE, 4p4118,1805. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 111'47 ESIT'S NAY?, do bereinrive mace. That oo Friday the 17th of May next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealcd up) and treat for THREE HUNDRED TONS of LYMINGTON or NEW CASTLE SALT, or Salt of equal gondnefs; and for THREE HUNDRED TONS of ENGLISH BAY SALT, of the largeft grain; of which the Pcrfous who make the Tenders are to pro duce Samples. To be delivered into His Majefty's Vidualling Stores at Dept foid, one half by the 31ft of July, and the remainder by the 30th of September next, free of all charge and rifle, to His Majefty, ex cept that the Contrador will be allowed 2s. ltd. per ton, for por terage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intcreft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradts may be feen at tne aecretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Collecgor of the Salt Duties at Lymington in Hamplhire, and Middlewich in Chadre, refpedively. .Ni regard will be bad to any Tender in rvMeb the price fiat! not is infused in locals at learb, or that flail not be delivered to the Board before One o'clocl on the fail Friday, the 17th of "M I next, nor xxleft the Perlin veto males the Tilden, or fosse Perla: en bit behalf, 'attends to allure? when galled far VICTUALLING OFFICE, May 8, xBO5. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTre NAM de tergy give ;mike, That on Thurfday the 6th of June nett, they will he ready to reed - ce Tenders in writing, (fealed up) for loch Quantities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, in Half Puncheons, Tierces, and Bar rels, all the refpedive Merchants and Dealers therein (hall think proper to offer; to be of the heft quality; to have been cured in the laft feafon ; to be delivered in the fpace of Two Months into His btajelty's Vi. ualling Stores at Deptford, Portfmonth, and Plymouth, in Inch proportions as than hereafter be determined upon ; and to be paid for by Bills payable, with intereft, ninety days after date. Tic Conditions of the Contradt may be fcen at the Secretary's Office. No re:ard will he bad to any Tender in which the pr;ee flail not he iil4ted in word: at hagth, or that Aril not be delivered to the Board before One on the frid Tll. ifday,the 6th June neNt, nor the Perjrns who males the Tender, or lane Pea on kir 6.. 7 ;a1f, attend: to ...Ayer when ealle4for. MR. CHRISTIE has the honour r e fp e elf u lly to inform the Nobility and Public, and the Lover,. of the Fine Arts in particular, That on Friday May ;7, and 2 folbiwing Jaya (Sundays excepted) he will SELL by AUCTION, on the Fr:mires, by Order of the Proprietor, without ref eve, the mag nificent and truly valualf.e Colledtion of PIC I' URES, the pro• (ludic:nil of the great Artifts of the Britifis School, known as the Colic:lion of the SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, formed mid, r the fpirited direEtions, and with unbounded exist:nee, by thole diftin !Nifbed prometera of the Fine Arts, the Mars. Boyden,. Tittle juttly admired Pidures, in which the Pottry of our gnat Bard has tuntiOnd occafion for a proud difplay of national talent, comprife many of the happieft efforts of fuch dceeafed artifts as the imntor tal Sir Nina Reynold:, Wright of Derby, Hodges, Romney, Ha maw), Wheatky, Kirk. Ramberg, and others—the rarity, as well as the excellence of whole works, mull infure them a diainguifhed place in the colledion of the connoilfeur. Among the fpirited per formances of living genius are the King L ear by Mr. Well, and various by Barry, Northeote, Opte, Tretham, Eufeli, Hoppner, Smirk, Stothard, Peters, Rigand, Weßall. Boyden, and A. Kauff man, and that admiralik let of Cabinet Pidures, the Seven Ages, by Mr Stnitke; hair relievos by the Hon. Mrs. Darner, and the grand bank) relive°, the Apothcofis of Shakfpeare, by the lateThoi. Banks, Efq. R.. A. Many of the above Pidures are of the Cabi net fire, and the remaind:r will be found worthy objeCts fur the large faloons of the Nobility and Gentry, or the halls of Incorpo rate Bodies, or for exhibitions in dillant parts of the kingdom. May be viewed two days preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may 10. had (at One Shilling each) at the Shakfpcare Gallery, and of Mr. Chriftie. SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, PALL-MALL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, On the Pr.auifes, on Monday, May 20, at one o'clock, by order of thc Proprietor, without rtfcrve, THOSE capital, fr.tcions, well•known, and mn a datable LEASEHOLD PREMISES, the SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, Pall Mall—being a fubftential and elegant ftnne fronted buildi• g, meted epon a peculiar conitruertion, and fire proof—coinprifing a fpacious Rore.room on the ground floor, and a capital rage of three grand exhibition rooms over the fame, 121 feet long by 2S feet wide, with lanthorn 11(y-tights ; admirably fuited for the purpofc of exhibition or auttion rooms, or for any bantfs where prentifea on an extenfive fcale are required. I lad for 64 year., unexpired, at an airy ground rent. Particulars may be had on the premifes; thc Ratabow, Con hill; aud of Mr. iu NEXT SATURDAY. r r BISH, Contruanr for the prefent Lottery, re. • fpeelfully acquaints the Public that Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, may be had till nine o'clock on SATUR DAY morning next, when the SECOND Day's Drawing will be gin. And in order to accommodate thofe who, from a variety of circumftances, may have been prevented purchaftrig, he will con tinue to fell at both his old cflablifbed Offices, 4, CORNHiI.L, and 9, CHARING CROSS, Tickets and Shares, until nine o'clock on Saturday uezt,war - .ant. cd undrawn, at the follow ing prices : Ticket £t9 0 0 Half £9 Is o I Eighth Z 2 9 6 o.?..slter 4IS o Sixteenth I 5 0 oney for Prizes as loon as drawn. WARRANTED ONDRA WN SATURDAY NEXT' WILL - 13E . V1:1E . S . E . 60ND DAY OF DRAWING. T_TORNSBY and CO. refpeafully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they (hall continue felling 'ric kets and Shares during the Drawing of the pr.:fent State Lottery, warranted undrawn at the time of purchafing, which renders the purchafer equally as fccure as if the 'richer or Share was bought before the Drawing began. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed welly on the fame Terms as if prefent. Prizes paid on Demand,whothcr a zol. or a 30,0=1. at No. z 6, CORNHILL. MONDAY latt being the lira d.ty of Drawing of the Englifh Lottery, No. 16,149, as 1R drawn Ticket is Entitl:d to 10 .COGL AT DRUM MOND's OFFICE, 6c, FLEET SLEET, Tickets and Shares warranted undrawn, may be had till Nine o'Clock on Saturday next., when the fecond day's drawing will be. gin. A. Drummond, in order to accommodate the Public, will continue to fell till that time at the under Price. : Ticket - 0 0 Half £915 0 I Eighth - £2 9 6 Quaver - 4 18 0 Sixteenth - 5 0 The Fortunate Holder of No. 9921 drawn a Prize of 5001. fold at this Office, may immeilLitily receive the Money. Money for Prizes paid as loon as drawn.--Corredi books kept. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. relive fully acquaint the Public, that the SECOND DAY of DRAWING of the prcfent STATE LOTTERY, Will be oe SATURDAY NEXT. STATE OF THE WHEEL: Two Prizes of ,C30,0c0 Five Prizes of £2OOO Two - of moco Seven --- e.f tcoo Two —of zo;:a:, Thirt,cn of 5W Three —of 5,000 TICKETS and SHARES, W Sale at the corner of Bank Buildit of the King's Mew., Charing Cr, chardron, Goodluck, and Co. :arranted undrawn, continue on .. .gs,Cornhi:l, and facing the Gate As, the Licenced Offices of Ai- &FATE OF THE WHEEL. 2 Prizes of £30,c00 1 3 Prim of £slo3 2 ••••••• 20,000 i 5 2,000 110,000 •-•••••-••••• 1,003 13 of socl. and others of t xL &c, &c. QWIFT and Co. No. Both y, are f e lling the " Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, which began Draw iug on Monday lait The Second day of Drawing will h: on Saturday net. In the Lit Lottery, the Ticket No. 20. 9 i 2, a Prize e 10,0101. No. Baoo, a Prize of toy L and NA. 9Soz and 16,263, Pz izes of cool. were (bared and fold at Swift and Co.'s Office—where No. 6791, a Prize of zc,cocl. No. 93:ca, a Prize of t0,..,5 - A. and No. 19,Cc.8, a Prize of toool. in the preceding Lottery, were alto fold in Shares. BARK —DEAN FOREST, GLOUCES'T'ERSHIRE. By Order of the Right Honourable Lord GLENBERVIE, Sur veyor General of his Majefty's %%rondo. Emits, &e. To be SOLD by AUC FION, by RICHARD WHITE. At the Bear Inn, in Nevrnham, o t Tti..f.!ay, the 28th of May, t Bcs, littt.vecn the hours of wave t wn, in eleven lots, THE BARK 011195 OAK TIMBER TREES, felled fur the ufe of the N ivy, on an Eftate of the Crown, called MUFF. MEAD PARK, within his Majefty's Fart* of Lkan, which will be fhcwii to fuck Perfunti may be ihtrous of viewing the fame, by 'ftturnas Lail, one ut the Keepers of the fad Fuld!. Alfo,on Wednefday. tit Lath of itmc, IS:I, between the bourn of tw,lve and two, in live Lots, The BARK of 617 OAK . 1 V113:-.R TREES, felled for the de of the Navy in different parts of the laid Pored, which will he (hewn by M. ffrs. Powell, Harvey, and Ea(, licrpriii, to fuch Perform as may be &final; of viewing the fame. The Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had, by apply ing to Mr. Blunt, at Huntley; or to Mr. Miles Hartland, at Mit chel Dean, in the Paid county. SUSSFX. Valuable FREEHOI.D ES FATES,ext en five MANORS, elegant Alanfion, Park, and lAweral eligible Farms, at Smiled. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER, At (3.11 - rarray's Coffee•boute, on Tuefday, the 2lft of May, dos, at Twelve o'Clock, I'HE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED, with appropriate Offices, very nu:nerous Gardens, extentive Walls, covered with fruit trees, Confervatortes, Hot•houte, nery, Succeßion, Forcing, and Green houtes, with the Manor and Park of Stanttetl, containing loco Acres, highly diitinguilhed for its beautiful Scenery, extenfive and diverfified Profpedts, both of Sea and Land.—the Park embellithed with ornamental Timber, Temples, Lodges, and charming Cottages Ornei, together with the feveral Farms of Lodge, Broad Read, Woodlands, Pond and Grontith,the Canal and Meadow, horfe pafture, and Slndall's Farms, with the bo'd and pkturetque Forelt of Snider!, fur rounding the Park, amounting in the whole to upwards of 4754 acres, in an excelkin ifa:e of cultivation, of which poWeiliou may be had immediately. In point of fituation it appears to embrace every aka that is defirableremarkably healthy, amply fupplhd with the &left fpring water, in a neighbourhood highly rapatable, of vary com munication with the metropolis, At a good diltanee from a ;mit town, where feveral coaches pats daily, the roads good. The Eftate and Manors abound with Game, near two capital Packs of Fox Hounds, and in a Country much retorted to for Field Sports. Deferiptive particulars may be had after the 24th of April, at the Principal funs of the Adjacent Market Towns, of Mr. Pain bridge, No. fir, Guildford 'beet; Melir, Bromley, and Bell, Gray's Inn, and Chanter Coffee•linufe, London; Edward Dawn, rs(q. Sunned; Mclirs. Butler, Havant; and of Mr:Weller, at his Ggiural Agency 01:ice, Chichcitar. HERTFORD-STREET, PARK LANE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garravray's Coffee-bode, Exchange•alley, 'fo srosaow, May IE4 at twelve o'clock, A VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprifing a convenient Family lioufe, containing on the ' ground floor a good entrance hall, a capital library, dining room, gentleman's &riling room and water chalet, a Rone ftair cafe; the incipal floor contains two handfame drawing rooms with fold ing doors, and a room adjoining ; on the chamber ftorey are three bed chambers and a dreffing room,four attics, and a large laundry over; the bafement contprifes convenient offices of every defcrip don ; the houfe is fitted up in the modern ftyle, and in good or• der, in poffeflion of a Gentleman fur the remainder of a term„ which expires Mi.:bacillus 1807 ; the pretuifes arc held for a long term, at a low ground rent. May be viewed with Tickets only. Particulars at Garravray's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-ftrect, Golden-fquare, where tickets to view► may be had. CAPITAL FARM, HENDON, MIDDLESPX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee•houfe, Exchange.alley, To-moaaow, May to, at twelve o'clock, Valuaile LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprif. in; a molt eligible compact Farm, the principal Meadow, (mall part arable and wood land, containing together upwards of I. acres, divided into feveral inclofures, and beautifully di verfified ; the whole in high order; a bailiff's houfe, with yard. barn, (tables, and outbuildings; fituate at Hendon, (even miles from London ; held ou leafe, thirteen years unexpired at Michael mas fait. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Cutheridge, at the late John Efq. Ile.ndon. Particulars on the premifes ;at this Bell, Hendon ; George, Hampftead ; Ellex Antis Watford; White Horfe, Uxbridge ; Ol Hats, U xbri ige Road ; White Hart, Edge ware ; Cock, thy Market ; Mr. Gibb., Solicitor, Broad-ftreet, Royal Fxchanze ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick ftrect. Gulden fquare. COMPACT FAMILY RESIDENCE, HENRIETTA- STREET, CAVENDISH-SQARE. TO BE sou) BY AUCTION—By ivtr. ROBINS, At Cutaway's Coffee houfe, Exchange alley, TO•MORIROVI, !fide init, at twelve o'clock, ASpacious Defirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, eligibly fituate No. 13, Henrietta Rrcet, Cavendifh.tquare, the corner of It'clheck-ftrect, the relidctice of the late Thomas Pratt, Efq comprifin„; on the ground floor, a near entrance, din ing room, and library, handfon:e cafy Roue Raireafe to the cham ber floor ; the firft Korey contains two chearful drawing rooms; on the chamber floor are two good bedchambers and a dreffing • room, four attics over; in the bafement are two kitchens, coal, wine, and Inter cellars. A fpacious airy garden, laid out and plant ed, leading to a double coach-houfe and four Rail liable. The pre miles are held for twenty years, at a low ground rent. May be v.cwed with Tickets. Particulars at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warivick Rivet, Golden fquare, where Tickets for viewing may be had. FINSBURY SQUARE. SPACIOUS ELEGANT FAMILY RESIDENCE, COACP HOUSES, STABLING. CAPITAL WINE-VAULTS, and EXTENSIVE CELLAR. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawafa Coffee-houfe, Exchange-alley, To-ato A ROW, May I% at twelve o'clock, ACapital and truly delirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, compriliag an elegant and fpacious hook, with convenient .11.1 roomy domcftie offices of every de fcription, well planned and fitted up fur the accommodation of a gentleman's family, fituate on the fouth fide of finlbury-fquare, the property and refidence of a gentleman ; the houfe contains on the ground floor a neat chcarful entrance hall, commodious dining parlour, Rudy and drsffing room, 2 drawing rooms fin i flied in the mo. den) elegant file on the if rit Rotey, chambers on the ken' itl floor, with attics over, Itone flair cafe, and beautiful mahogany doors to the principal apartment, a water clufet. The bafemerit contains ex cellent k;:ehen, houfekeeper's room, butler's pantry, fervaists' hall s larder, roomy vaults, capital wine cellar, a large open airy garden. wi:b fpaciaus cellars under a recd., from the back [treat, an enclofed Babe yard, wish folding gates, double coach houfes and fabling for fa boric.. wilt loft and rooms over, the whole in fubftantial and good repair. The premifes arc held under the City at a low ground rent. May be viewed on Mondays, Wednefdays, and Fri days, from one to three, with tickets only. Particulars at Gera way's; at M.ffrs. Winder, May, and Maynard's, Solicitors, St. SWithin's-Irate ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-ftreet, Golden fquare, where Tickets for viewing may be had. The purchafer may he accommodated with the Fine:pal part of the elegant funii• tore at a valuation. VALUABLE BOOKS, AND BOOKS OF PRINTS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, By Mr. JEFFERY, At his Rooms, No. t t, Pall. Mall, To. saoaanw, May 16, t 803, and two following days, beginning at Is &Clock each day, INCLUDING a very Valiiablz and well-known Library of Books removed from Her tmlfhire,atnangil which is a very general Colledi.m of the Topograp!iy and Antiquities of Great Britain and Irebind, all the Modern Publieizic4 from the various Pretll:. of Europe for the laft Twenty Years. Upon large Paper, a very fine affernhlage of Books of Prints, a great number of Magnificent Edition. of the belt Fr,arch Auth,rs, Valuable °rick and Latin ClalEcs, &c forming d •eide4ly the heft Conte. lion of Elegant and Ll;eiul Literature that has been offered to fale for matey fears. Wi•ts others equally Vaiu,eole, con's Antiquites et :Monarchic l - rairsoife, to vols. large paper— Lord Orfurd's Work., large paper—Sir William Jones's Wnrks, large pagers..Gough's Sepulchral Monuments, s vulg. Raffia-. Olivet'? Cicero, Paris Fdiron. filmocco--Thc Encyclopaedia Bri • mimics, 20 vds.—l.aaat.rs Phyfi,goomy, 5 vols. Rutlia, a fah. fcri, Sion eopy-.-Polyglot thbh-, 8 Inds. girt leaves. and ruled with red Epos-4k Gentleman's Magazine. complete, Rue', gilt leaves -.The state Trials, belt edit. huge riser—Voltaire, 7o tem. large paper, Morocco, gilt kave.—Tabicau de Lt Revolution Ftancoife, 3 tom. line imprefflous—huiron's HUtoirc Naturelle, 45 tom. 4to. Paris elision—Johnfrite* P:4.t.. 77 vole elegant—Gough'S causdc.. vok—Viper's Ah:i.l7envtit—Annual Regifter, 45 teals ace. &e.--Catalogues may be had—pAcc One Shilling.