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. : ' 1 I . . a_ . 1 „ . ..._.. . -• ..- , . . , . .€.) - 4 P" , -..0‘ 7 1-. . im.i • 4 . f '' r• ....,) 1 N.. , . -06 -• • - • ;.. .1 • i •. 50 5 3 1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. SATURDAY, APRIL i 3, iBos. i PRICE SIX-PENCE. ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 15, teos, will be abed the Tragedy of • • PIZARRO. AttaElm. Mr. POWELL. Rolla, Mr. POPE; Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMORIL Alonzo, Mr. H. JOHNSTON. Mra POWELL; Cora, Mr.. H. JOHNSTON. After which' the Nei. Allegories, Dance, called THE UNITED BRITONS. To which will be added the Farce of THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Murtoch Delany, (with Sorer) Mr. TOHNSTONE. Load, Mifa Mb:l.l.ON. On Fatter Toeiday, Hamlet, Hamlet by the You NO Roams. On Wednafday. the Hetwy.Moon. On Thnrfday, Douglas ; Norval by the Yount) Roamers. No. of Prism 3 3 GRAND SPRING LOTTERY. SCHEME . Woe of each. £ 30.000 mow ao poo 5.000 apoo 'coo 5 0 0 100 30 10 Total Valor. 6 0. 01 0 - "ow ▪ 30.000 - ISpoo - lojooo - B,coo 7.090 3. 00 3 ▪ 5.0c0 - 110,000 NAPS" OPPICE, April 9, 1309. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS and COMMIS. SIOIVIaS g' HIS MAYIS77"t NAM a bendy 1 4. *Wier, FOR SALE, At the Ifing's Warehoufe, Folkitone, on Wednefday, the tyth of April, 1805. about three o'd ck, 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lots, viz. 248 Gallons Foreign Brandy, 59 Gallons Foreign Rom. 2028 - - Geneva 4 - , Wine. . Which may be viewed the day before and on the morning of Sale. Cr A &Wit of twany-five per cent. will be required. That on Wednafday the zytk of this month, at two o'clock In the afternoon, they will put up to fele, at their Mice, in So merfet Place, fermi Lots of Old Stases, anielting of Canvas in Rags Old Cordage Bands Old Buntin Bob Rope Rope in Paper Stuff Broken Lipuni Vita Shivers Skakiup Olafs Old Bellows, Compares, Re. 'co •boon POOLE—FOR SALE BY AUCTION. At the CURota•hoak la this Pon.aa Tburfday, the ath lull. At Three o'clock in the Forepooil. THE FOLLOWING GOODS: Proof. Under Proof. Brandy • aB6 ash Gallons Rum - Si 20 Genera . - 278 Sundry OM Stores belonging to the Seagull Cutter. Which have been fated and legally condemned. and may be view. ed,and the Spirits ;lifted in his Majefty's Wariehoefe two day' be fore the Sak. so,coo 'rickets. Caplab de Firk.dravne, rft Day ciepoo Ditto id Day zOOO Ditto id thy 1000 nit.. aeb Day sow Ditto ' seb Day loco Tickets and Shares ar PRESF.N All lying in His Wjefty's Yard at Deptford, where any Perron, %dating to become putchafers may have the liberty of viewing the funs during the common working louts of the Yard, untill the dny of fain • i.♦entories and Conditions of Salt may be bad here, aisd at the yard, ROYAL JIMPHIIIiFATRR. MTLEY's, WES rsuarrEa BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highneftes the Prince of WALE, and Dekeof ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL ts. *ad every EVENING that week, will be prefented at hill pelt 6* o'clock precifely, a New Meliest Pro&dim (written by Mr UPT0:1) founded on an eatraordinary drcuinaance well known td bang taken place at Canterbury, called THERE HE GOES! PRINCJPAL C)I4IIIIACTIRS. Mr. Cofimve, Mr. Deeaftro, Mr. Thorpe, Mr. Diebinfon. Mr. Mader, front the Royal Circus, his Brit appearance at ibis Theatre, and Mrs. Waliack. After which, a molt Superb Grand Hißorieal Chinefe Speaaele, nitkertenfire and brilliant Scanty, Machinery. Meru, Sic. called THE HEROINE OF CHINA. In which Mrs. AS rt.F.Y will perform. _ _ In the courfe of the evening. varicose Peats of Horfeinanfbip, by Mater and Mifs Saunders, the mat celebrated Horfeman, and only female Ftinefidan in England. her Bra appearaneoat title Theatre. Alfo.Rope Dancing, by Matter Saunders, dined ►y the Whim &Ades of two Clowns, Marv. Porter and Link. A New Comic Song. written by Mr. Upton, and Sung by Mn, planner, called The Votaries el Pleating Congratulated. The who!e to conclude with an entirely new Altegorleal Panto mimic Game, writsen and adapted for .itage Reprefentation, by ArriAr,jun. caned LAUGEi AND LAY DOWN; Or HARLEQUIN KING OF SPADE:4. The Ptineit;al Murano are as follows Spain*, 'King of Spades (afterwards Harlequin). Mr. Ridgway, hem the Royal Circus, his S rft appearance at this Theatre ; Paniloc, King of Clubs, Mr. Dickinfon; Cribaggie, King of Diaraonds, Mr. Bouhnge ; Humgruflin. Knave of Clubs, Mr. Jeffries; Beauhowisne, Knave of Warts, Mr. Link ; Henan, Knave of Spades (aherwards Ace of Spades, and Confidant to Harlequin), Mr. Dubois ;and Wilk ereadofma, Knave of Diamonds, Mr. Laurent ; hi& Labourer, at: Two /feeds are better t►an Cioe. Mr. Slade;; linrtuse. Mn. Herbert Miifartune, Mrs. Wallaa ; Hope, M;s. Sarrat;; De. [pair, Mils Harlin++ ; and Calm, afterwards Colunsbins, Mrs. WY BROW. Fraud, Robbery. Foamy. Buoy, Rage, Butcher, Pot Boya, Coo pre, Poßman.Trenkmatere, Landlord, Walsers, Billiard Mark , and the PACK of CARDS. by the nit of dr Company, witb Several Supernumeraries. In the c:visfe (Jibe P.ammtniese, among a variety of Soesery,tbt following (eutirely new) defigned by Mr. Grieve, and named by ►ina, Mans. Mortsum, Marchhanks, Satellite. and Aillibots, be difplayed : Peeking Chamber of the King of tidbit— Cave of Defpalr—Gob Calk.—Parnlee blamer.-..roper's Shop —.Splendid Carden—Seennd View of Club Cattle...4%nnit-ma ker%lh."--Public Tea Gardcu—Spalline% blan.er—Noted Bil. !WM Renni—knmatrie Grove. with Cataradts—Rural View and Cowyard—Ruinated Hut on the Heath7and..ialtly,"rhe PALACE OF DIAMONDS. The Muer., with a Grand Echo °tenure, competed Pp Mr. Fandcriee ( Leader), from the !loyal Circus, and executed by Gentlemen di/twin eminent of the Prof him'. The Dreffes de note.' by Mr. Hebert% and executed by Mertes. Williams and Hi lltop, with &Silents. The scenery and Machinery by Melts. Honor and Jones ; and the Mechanical Changes, Handers, Pro. patio., Ike. by Mr. Haniwill and A &ILIA s. •r 111;11 Wet net teal he pro.tueed in entirely neve Operati. Cal flatlet, computed by Mr. M,re,rue, called The Nuferae Girl lee alma, with etuirely new and exteulivc bcenery, the Spedscle ul the Cattle ..f 4)treuut. N. H. An en ire New qpeetaele. from a well known lidded, is gre.t torwar,lorf.. cod will he produced with all fixed. Donee to he arena at halt p.lt flee. to begin at half paR CZ IMOCit. DOI 41i—Svcond P ces —P.t la.—Second Price is. Gallery re —.Second Price 6.L Second Pri . • to commence at AA' pelt tt is bt o'clock recital'. Places to be taken of Mr. illubus, at the 1 Matte, trim tea till three o'clock. LARLIKOEFICE PEN 3 PECUI.IA)tI.Y CUL'. I 'HI: pt incir les I)! there Pen, ate limple, nietul, du rabic. and highly interetting. r t perfectly novel in this coun try, front Ike pent. re and peculiar mode of preparing them for im mediate aft- 1 he ftaills ars kept to s great kngth of Woe. till they are kaftan'. soil perfectly ripe for ufe. Thus prcpar.d ream than capable of tieing moulded to that ruundoefa of thape slid the bait temperature, as to produce that elaititity and nice eaaettuis of pants, which a clear and open point will renter frnooth and line. as to write any kind of hand with fret diort and picatant: ae never yet to he equalkil In the Aonal• tit rime. • • Great pm. have Aeon taken to Med • Loge Stock of prime quill mai Pens for the rurpore 4 femme a confLuit (apply and flimflam of tato valuable Article alo ay, on hand. Made awl Soil by R. WILLIAMS Stattouct t • the Date and Decide of York. NIX t t. atran.l. London N. M. Ohl I% na ntaiwk.l. so.I male a• new SPORTING.--TelE Tußv REGIS . 1 his day were publidsc.l. price Tw.: Guineas. Deilientell to his Royal Hitching's PIIINCS of %Vaasa ; l'he lint and Se caul Volumes of tied elt.xneled Wok. I HE TURF REGIS And SPOItTSNIAN and BREEDER'S STUD BOOK. Containing the Pedi. rem and Performances of all the Hades. Mares, and Geldings that bare appeared on the Beni% and Iriftt Turfs as Racen; wre of fuck IN here been kept in the Stud as Stallions and kerree!irg. 611PNI the earbelt period to the prtfent time; Will an Grown' of the molt favourite Arahiers.'herlts.atiel !Letts brought ego and front whom has ilrfeendol the molt 11111112NtIC e;...1 in the United Kingdoms. The whole cakcalated foe the fi and Ufc of Spartlmen and Breeden; and tbg Lovers uubk HOWIE. By WILLIAM PICK. Puhlither of the Hiltarkal awl Annual Racing C 111011481% Animate of the HnrfeAhnt define a piper ,teat to Man in a Hniur7 g 4 Nature.—Heir adivity, their armpit, their nfefoincr., au! their beauty. all contribute to reroler them the principal oh net. .e gent enrinilty and rare —a r ACC of creatures ha whole wi•l• tare we are Uninvited neat wow. own!' Gbidfni:tit's Ar inured Natpre. --- Printed by anti for A. Bardinkiniati. ticraM.Ofee . High thee fir.. 1.411, and for W. Pick : Sold by A. Cond2ble. Edinburgh; by C. Ch.v.,1,1e, N.A 66. Pill Mall. Smi 11. 11 Symonde, NA. to, Ps temteltr.eow, London; Amber. llnhhn: end by all the &wh ither. of 'Yolk, Maxwbeftce, (;better, Ncwcattk, giebn)o 6 6. Pref- Ilint &C. &C. The Wurh will tie enmprifed i t thee• Polomeg. rice Three ruing*• ; to original Subicribera only . f.vo Guinea* sod a itelt.— i'utchatere, Bt.:. of the VOA Two Voliimrs, to btrconfulenul ea at gaging Mr the remainder of the Work. be 1 bird Volume. wbith will conclude the Work up to the time to . itc twine publithed. will frowfily be put to Preis, ■nd will he pretended with se paddy sa the very eztenCtvc malice a the- Work will ethnic will be publiaied. end to Ac Aad at aloft Ake Asahiet Behan Cfikutaavi i of Ticket - Hall ---; .4 9 i 4 0 Quartet o MGM DRAWD SPRING STATE LO 'VERY, desiring MAY sgth, !Soy, IROBER B Irmoft reipeafully informs his Friends a. • iind the Publie in general, that Tickets and Shares are on Salem pis truly FORTUNATE Mee, No. S, Cassia, where No. 24000 Prize of TAN THOUSAND POUNDS. was fold in one Eighth and fourteen Sistautits in the laR Lottery. No. 114137, a Prise of yooL was (o fold in mares, and Prises to a confider able amount In former Lotteries too numerous to mention: The prefent Grand Scheme conga,s of two 30,000 t. two so,OOOL three topooL three y,oool. See spooL eight cOOOL Ate. Ike. An early manhole Is recommended, as Tickets and Sharesivili advance in price u me Drawing approaches. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. re fpedfstly acquaint the Public, that the new STATE LOT TERY sonsensnees Drawing on the z3thaf neat month (May). The Scheme contains s Prises of £30,n00 3 Prizcsof ktct,oon I swots 3 - 3,0n0 And other Prises, amounting in the whole to 3ooduooL TICKETS sod SHARES are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. at their Licenkd State Lottery 011iem,Corshill, and CbarbsvCrofs, London. An early punkah is nwounnended, Tickets being now upwards of Throe Pounds throw tips at the eocarnencerastit of the late SWIFT and CO. at their Old Of fi ce, No. tr, Poultry. are hilleg Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery, to begin drawing 13tla May. The demand for Tlekos and Shares in an Lotteries, has been in proportion to the number of Capital Prises they contained ; this accounts for the great foie that has already talus place in the pre fect Lowry, a continuo°e of which mutt evades furl an in. creafeof price. as to make it an objci2 to every adventurer not to delay his purciae. to the loft Lottery, the Ticket No. soma. a Prize ot topooL No. Sao. a Prise of wool. and Non plica and 16.168, Priam of soot. were roared and Ibld at Swift and Co's. Oflce.. Where No. 67gs, a Prise of ao.occL No. 9361, a Prix of tcocal. and No. 1%008. a Prise of 10001. in the preceding Lottery. was alfo fold in nuns. LOTTERIES RESTORED TO THEIR ORIOINAL STATE and TICKETS and SHARES (elides? BRANSCUMB. one of the original Cnntratiors • for the lift, Ultewifi the prefent Lottery, and Proprietor of the Lucky Lottery Mel, Na tt, Holborn, and 37, Curnhill, where the Sett 3n,0001. Prize ever Seared was fold in one half. nue quarter, one eighth, and two Ihteersths. Alf° the brit Blank ever eutitkd to 20.c00L No. 37,347, was fohl In one quarter, three eighths. and fix fixteenths. And whore TWO of the zo,oool. PRIZES, in the Silt and feeond Lotcries fo: 404, were full as fi,s..sys, viz. No. sway, in one half one quarter, one eighth, and two azteenths ; and No. t r 143, In one quarter, three eighths, and fix Exteentbs. Likewife where the following Capital Prizes have Leos fold, Oland, and regiftered, namely :.. £./O,OZO IS 20,000 26 10,000 tq L 5,000 2,000 I 400 Alio the only 3,0001. Prize rvtt Shred, bcfides II great nutabor ot cool. 2o:A tool Etc. Pkate to ohfcrre, the prefene Lottery abounds with Capital Prises far exceeding any former one, with only 30,000 haying two Prizes of 30 ocol. two of a coot three of 10,0001. three of spocL fee. &e. therefore an early purchafe is recent. mended. Schemes gratis, and every particular relative to t►e preent Lot tery, nay be had of BR ANSCO MB and Co Nu. It, Hot.- i"a Ws and 3", Celt nut z, where ricket s and ShAres are now fel ling. as cheap as at any Office in London, and the statuft value given tor Prizes as foss as drawn. N. t. Orders by the Poi, Stage and Mail Coachman, Wag gmers. ticc duty asemisd THE CHEAPEST HOSIERY and GLOVE WAREHOIJSE in the WORLD. Wholefale and Retail. fur READY MLONiY ONI.V, hy J. RADFORD, R.'al Manufac turer, No. ha, Cheaphde ; and. t. prevent miftakes.recoUod that R. has no concern with any whim Shop in London. ()brave Mt the following pfiCeiiMell'it BrnwroCisttrat for Boots at Is 6.1 o tit as. 6d. l'slen's Superfine Ribbed Cotton at only as 6d worth 9. hd Wrintess's Fine C.ottotr. is. 6d. worth is Soperfine at is. yd. worth 4a and with curious Lace Clocks. ds. worth ,Ss. Black or Wh:te Silk link, at 6s. 61. and with Lace Clocks, 71. 6 L worth sos td. coo Dozen Men's and Women's Leather Girves,from ts. opwanla ; Pi,: Nic Late Mitts at as 6d. worth sp. and extra long Goa at as. 91. wqr:h is ands curious article in Ladies' long 1.. cc Sleeves. calculate I to give cafe and drawee, patronifed by the Royal Fondly ; Hattie Cotton. and othrr Drawers Di only 31. 6d. worth 3s. fut. alto new invented Lamb's V.'nol Pat ticoats t►at are fo much approved of by the Ladies. 'Thole that have to make large porch; is will find the greateft adsautav by buying at No. 64. Cheapfide. TO THE LADIES. LIAGAZEI"3 Olt IF.IsITA I. DEPILATORY, LI or removing SUPER FLUMJS HAIRS from the FACT, NFCK, ARMS, &c. giving at the fame time a arc .15in fort nefs and traufpareney to the Complesion.—Superenous Hairs have M all aites and Countries been emsfidered highly derogatory to Female I h !teary, anti it remained uneitElaiurd that the Ladles of kelp/ and otht r F.a/tern Nations &mild be entirely exempt from this &nurse of Beauty, fop trequett in Northtru Climates. To f.ady 111. W. M—tue, Furupe WAS at length indebted for the recce procured .•Jus a temaltfriend.during her refidenre in Turkey, and where, it aprears,thie Ladies cantle. tly maki tale of the above Pre paration at the Baths. By the men it iti,likevrits employed to re move irregularities y and give uniforo . to their multaeldoe,.&c. i. . . lie eommtndation alone, would ttill, as hitherto, have been found' frigetent to timeline a Depdatory, the exclutie tatty,/ is* invariable sob porriteran, never earring the flights*. irritate). to the mint delicate IYiu, did net the ernptietor feel u neeeffery prorea his friends freer the painful drag of inierieue AS ear• rufive compolltione, vrhkh ate mint of them find/ airempts . imitate the rabove.aadhave been timed to the Pitblk Water Intl naii Maws. _ _ . accommodate Ladles too diaart for perfonot cation. tbcir orders by pod, for a firgle Bottle or larger quamity, wilt be puidtully executed to only part of Town or Cauvery, law *riles the stlloll2lt, addmffed to Mrs. Knight, No. 33, ing area. Holborn, fix doors from Holborn, where. ooly ler fu.' erre it will be fold: p4ce 3a 6d. the bottle. Ate abateMant oe One Shilliva in fi; *Wes. N. Y. None is iideiro toe v!ilefs flood. la' dm Proprietoes Ilan& Linking, to inn:ad 10111cli is felony. DUBLIN, Irt& 6, slob " THE intelligence from Each is gratefolly ac ' opted, and we requeß it may be continued." The ?Printer apatogifes for the above being. through Inadver tency(' Pang osakted. UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.-THE ROEBUCK INN. `HE NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have onsfacin to vifit or travel threnh OXFORD, are molt re fretfully (elicited to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK INN, where Capital Herres and expaienced Driven are ready to forward them at the rnaretwb4trate ot ONE SHILLING PER MILE. And to theft Families, or Perfons, who may vriih to continue a few days at Oxford, to examine and view the monuments of art, elegant edifices, and euriolities, departed in this celebrated U. , verlity, the Roanvcc INN afords atoned and comfortable abode, where the utuad mall= M paid, and where the charges are moderate. SOON will be DISPOSED OF, a Capital And very defirable MODeRN RESIDENCE, Ilt for a regular eftabliatment, fuited Erns Five to Ten Thoufand Pounds a year, with a MANOR, and from about sou to soon acres of rich, bealtby, and dry arable and pafture Freehold Land round the Hoare, commanding beautiful Sea and Laud View.. Gtuate between So and go macs South-Welt from Landau. If very moth Jared a Manor and well-wooded Eftate. about 1000 KM more, near it, may be added. Esquire of Mr. F. Webb, Wilbur,. ISLE of THANET, near to PiLARGA tE Alfo In BOUGHTON AYLUFF, near ASHFORD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, la the murk of the Month of May neat, in Lots. Valets previoufly ditsfilli of by private Contra& AFREEHOLD FARM, conliftiog of upwards of 300 Acres, within a quarter of a Mlle of Margate, at preterit In the occupation of Mr. Boys, who will Phew the Eftaie ; and further particulars may be had of Ilan, and of Mars Mite denial and Hunter, Lincoln's leo, who are autborita to receive prqpotab for the parade. Altos fatal! Freehold Farm, at Bonk too Ayla, on the road from Canterbury to Athford ; confiding of about,3o Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Rolfe, who will (hew the Prendfm; and further particulars may be known as above. NORFOLK. FREEHOLD MANOR, PERtILTUAT. ADVOWSON, EbTATE, AND MANSION. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Metres. DRIVERS, SINGUI.ARLY beautiful and valuable FREE HOLD ES FATE, confifting of an elegant and capital Milt Manfion, called WIRT HARLINO HALL, feated in a Park, molt dente* furrounded with ornamental Woods and Plantations in the centre of a very fine Spordng Country. and molt particul arly well Rocked with Game, and above three thoufand Acres of Land, let to regrettable Tenants, with the Manor of Weft Harting and the perpetual Advowfon. Part of the Eltate is bounded by a River. which affords excellent Sport, being abundantly fuppiled with Ft& and Wild Fowl. The Manfion forms an ekg int ftmeture, and In complete order, having Lately had a very confiderable lam expended in additions and improvements, and contains an elegant afihrtment of Rooms rad airy BedChanthersof good proporthnt, with Oftzes of every , lefeription perfettly replete with convenience. Double Coach twat, Stabling fur at harks; a molt capital Kitchen Garden. fur rounded with high and fubftantlal walls, and fully Rocked with the cholera Fruit Trees, in full health awl bearing ; plc Pure Grounds and eztenfive Plantations taftefully laid out. Printed particulars may be had at Gat raway's, and of Mara. Drivers, Land Surge/ow, Ike. Kent Road, Lon don.: FREEHOLD ESTATES. NEAR. SANDWICH, KENT. To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Role Inn. Sandwich, on Wednefilay, the 14th of April 180$, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, In feveral Lots, unlefs before difpofed of by Private Contratt, of which due notice will be i §iven in the KentishGazette, UroN and FELDERI.AND FARMS. Upton Farm is fituated in the Parini of Word, confuting of a capital Farm Houfa, with Gardens, Orchard, Barns. Stables, &c. &c and containing by estimation tht Acres, more or kfs.ot eseeedingly rich .satible and Pa/tare Land. The Houk has lately been put Into the aompliseft Rate of repair, and by the addition of leveral new Rooms, Arc. la rendered a molt dclirable retidenee far a Gentleman Fanner. Felderland Farm is fitnated in the Parifbes of Word and Eaftby; conlitts of a capital Farm Huufe, with hams, Stables, and other convenient Out-buildings, and ennt..ins by ellimation Leo Acre , more or Ids, of exceedingly Rich Arable, Palture„ and Mara: Land. Together with 4 feparate Lots, containing together by efti =aim at Acre*, more or Ids, of exceedingly Rich Arable Land. N. IL The above eftatee are exonerated from land Tax. and are in the occupation of Mrs Mary Marlon, as Yearly Tenant. Particulars to be had at Briftow s Library, Canterbury ; at the Role Inn, Sandwich, and of Mr. S. Elgar, Winghain Court; and the Bastes to he viewed any day preceding the Sale, on making application to Mr. S. Eliot , . Wingham, Keht. soocoo 'eeminalge t Firß-drawn, 6th Days 104001 Ditto 7th Day soooi Ditto 80 DP 5 Pe" Ditto 9th Day troop ; Dino lath D y apoo :felling at every 016ee. T PRI CE: . Cl , ' , 0 Eighth - 6 I 6i:taints I 5 o t3th MAY, 1805. SUSSEX. .Vatuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, eaten Eve MANOR, elegant Manfton, Park, and fevers' eligible Farms, at Sunned. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER, At Garra --- vrsee'sCoffee hook en the sift of May neat, THE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED, with appropriate Offices, very numerous Gardens, catenfive Walls, covered with fruit trees, Confervatories, Hot-hodet Pi nery, Soceedion, Forcing, and Green bodes, with the Manor and Park of &milled, containing rOOO Acres, highly diftinguifised for its basalt! dm-nevi, estenfive and diverfilled Profpedts both of Son and Land—the Park anbelliikal with ornamental Timber, temples, Lodges, and charming Cottage Orme, together with the (event Farms of Lodge, Broad Read, Woodlands, and bode pafture, with the bold and pidturefum Foreft of Stave-ed. fur rounding the Park, amounting in the whole to upward& of moo acres, in an excellent flare of sukirutoss, of which polkilion way Ice had immediately. . In point of &nation it appears to embrace every *Meet that Is delitable--remarkalfty healthy, amply (applied with the dad (pring water, in a neighbourhood highly rdpedtable, of city com munication With the metropolis, at a good diitanee 'from ;r t : town, where fcteral toadies pats dally, the roads good. The and Maori abdu*d with' Genie, afar two capital Packs at kit: Hound', the in &Country - mull refortcdko for Field Srits, pekriptive particulars may be bad one Month previous to the sale; audit the intehdalcate tinss ftithe information Inv be obtatoed, and tbk Mahildet vitivred by tickets - only, without: *Attar ritlyarfarrean he ad Mitted, by applying to Mdirs.Broniley' amy.BitiliWriene f Megkh 14V1Vei Mu hl e r ta th aa Vs*, Als';‘lo4:o' ,C##4:t.*l6l TO BE SOLD PUBLICLY, TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. At the king's Warehoufe, In Ramfgate,nu Tuefday the attb day of April laftant,at Elevin o'Clock in the Format, rHE FOLLOWING GOODS. Tit. too Callous Brandy. 13co Ditto Geneva. So Ditto Rum. 4 Ditto Wine 3 Ditto Cordial,. 3lbs. Tea; 12 Pots Rouge; t Piece Timber ; t Drag; 4 Time Mee.; zgo Yards Black Silk Lace; 5 131..ek Silk Yells; so Pieces Handkerchlets. N. B A Dupont of 251. pa Ceot. will be required. TO BR SOLD at JERSRY, by PUBIJC SALE, on the soil inft.'in yiurfuaneueofenibeurve - of the High Court ofAdmiralty, PART of the CARGO of the detained Ship AU RORA LIEDBERG, float Triefte to Aznftcalatn,vie._ 3 Calks of AUum 9 Bala of Galls 10 Bags of Stomata 72 Buodlu of Jriqwwice4oo4 773 Logs of Boxwood - Tbe ;bogie Goods arc to be foldalong with the remainder of the Cargo, which is etaulamied as prize ; aml fur puticulas be pleat ed to apply to Mr. Elias Dural ; or so Mr. Francis Jaacrin, Jug. Jerky. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER. Oa Friday, the t9th of April, at Twelve (Mock at du Old Ship Tavern, Brighton, THE following ERAte; -A WARDEN'S ' BUILDINGS, in the Centre of the T.sion of Brigh.on, the Stuation retiredaud well Bickered, and wi.hin a Hal( Minute's. walk of the Sunny and Market. Lot t. A Genteel Refidence in the Occupation of Col. Moore. Lot a. Two Tenements and Shops antiat to the bask of bit , let to Meffrs. ILniel a.4d Suntramford. Lot 3. A Double Coach-hook and Lofts over. Lot 4. A Foar Stall Stable. with Hal 'rt/ over. Lot s. A large open Stall. and a Five SuU &able. with Two Crooms' Rooms. Hay and Straw Lofts, with a Tenement adjoin ing, let to Mrs. Jenkia. Lot 6. A Piece of Ground to bnill on 3cot Yards. Lot 7. A Neat Rs:Blend: caku red to form two Hodes. An early Poffethon will be given of the above Lou. Thefe Premifes are admirably calculated to form a Principal Street, leading from Great Ealt-ftreet to the Market, an objet of public utility; and from the immenfe Thoroughfare from all puts of the Town, would render this Situation a molt eligible trite for principal Shops to be crated on, and holds out to the intelligent Speculator a plan of certain Suceufs. The Prentifes may be viewed, by applying to Mit lentils), or Mr. Bockellßridger, North Brett, Brighton, and defaiptive par ticulars obtained of Mr. Medwin, Solicitor. Horlham; Chapter CriffeeHoufe, London; and of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Olrtee, Chicheiter. ISLE OF WIGHT, APRIL s, ass. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE Capital Manfinn honk and Manor niC.:ifharti, with 36 Acres of rich and valuable Meadow-grounds, Gar• dens, and Orchards thereto belonging, atuate in the patifh of St. Nicholas, adjoinieg the town of Newport, in the Paid Ille of Wight. The Manikin is large and (parlous with attached and detached of. aces, under-ground cellars, yards. Rabies, and garden. adjoining.... The Lands eomprife about eight acres ut highly cultivated garden. grousd,now occupied by tenants (whole k:ates are nearly aspired) at very old Rents. The Meadow-lauds contain about s 8 acne, 7 of winch (adjoiningthe houfe) are oecuple a by a truant at wi11... the remainder by other tenants, whole leaks will (pm expire. A Meffuage or 'reneman io Conant-Ran, In the town of New. port, now occupied by a tenant at will, is alto within the Manor. The above Saate is knit:hold, now held under the Pineal/ sad Fellows of (leen'. College, Otford, at a low Corn Rent. The Freehold Proxy Tithes iffulog and aiding out of the above &tate, are colic fold therewith. The whole of the Premifes ant exempt from the Church Rate, and the Lauds are catrernely well I adapted, from their contiguity to the town of Newport, to be built on, and the foil is of the Snell quality for making bricks.-.a Polkffina of fuch part of the Edge as is occupied by the Preptie ,or, may be had immediately. Fur further particulars, and to treat for the purchafe, apply (if by letter, poll paid) to the Proprietor, Mr. John Young, or to Meffrs.Clarkes and Sewell, Newport. YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. Elle REVERSION IN FEE, expectant on the Dunk of the SURVIVOR of a LADY, agcd 40, and a GENTLEMAN. aged 61,.ofuind is the following tray valuabla and delltels ES rAcE.S.-comprifing, SUNDRY MESSUAGES, BUILDINGS, and FARMS, with a Water Corn Mill, on a never-falling Bream. and to6ll Acres of very fertile Arable, Meadow, and Patture land, Tytbe-free, lying very compel at Nafferron, near Driffield, in the Eat Riding of the Comity of York, siijoining the Turnpike Road from Hull through Driffield to Bridlington and icarborough, let to matt. Luckup, Jrfferfon, Seven. at Annual Rents ur Values of tosoL and upwards ; and alto fundry Quit and Cldef Rents, and other Manorialßights. - - Alf:), of and in a MESSUAGE and FARM at Lockfngton, near Beverley, a the Eaft Riding, containing 73 Acres and up wards of good Arable, Paftore, and Meadow Land, and Com. soon-right thereto belonging, in the Tenure of Mrs. Wilton; and alfo certain Tythe Rents payable out of Ellatei there ; the whole let at 94 and upwards per annum. Alto, of and in a molt complete and defirabla ESTATE, coax. Filing three fubftantial Buildings, Meruagcs, and Farms, contain int 42 0 - 3R. 18P. of moft excellent and highly improvablit Arable, Meadow, and Patture Land, Tythc-free, lying in a Moe Fence, at Scuth Holm, near Mallon, in the North Riding of the County of York. Alto, the Revcrfion expellant as aforefsid, of, in, and to a' LEASEHOLD MESSUAOE and FARM at 'llidthorp, near Sheriff Hutton, in the North Rifting, containing 130 Acres of good Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Laud, now let to Jonathan Gorky, at or about the Rent of soul. and which Premffes are held during the Lives of the above-mentioned Lady, aged Forty' Years, Sag two healthy Gentlemen, aged about Thirty-Ave Years each. Aro the Revertion expedant as aforefaid Grand inthe TH ES IftiLLINGFLEET, in the County of York, fub-kt at 1771. per annum during the Life of a Gentleman aged upwards or' Sixty Years. N. B. The Proprietor will have no object on to fdi any orthe above Ileum for an Annuity, during de jonit Lives of a Lady; adbd Forty Yeats, and a Gentleman aged abodut Thirty-one Years.' To treat for the fame, and for further particulars apply to Marrs. Porikr, Cooke, and Prue, No. 6, Lincoln's Inn, Lon don t and to Mr. James, Land Agent, Welliborn, new Strat- fowl ett Avon% and No. It, Careraro Lit:Jogai km, London.