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Iftt r 4 H-11 Ir . . • . . • • .1' 4 4 , t •#. - f . •4), Nb,..44111. I \ • I - -111 g/: • SATURDAY, MAY 9.3, 1801. rimum 5905] SIX.PrNCT. THE ATR FAO YAI ~ ORD Y- lAN E. N MONDAY NEXT, MAY 25, 180 s, Otheir I'vtijtities Servants will perfbrm the Nov Ff.lorical yr in Five Ads, called DEAF AND DUMB Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. After the DWAYSr4II3I. will AND be perfoMEArmed, a NS. Comedy, one • THR BRITISH FORCES IN EGYPT. FOR the Benefit of the WIDOWS, WIVES, and ORPHANS of the SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MA RINES, Killed or Wounded in Egypt in the Army and Fleet, who have !erred ander the command of the late General Sir RA Lra Manometer, and are Rill (erring there under that of Major-General HUTCIIIIIIIION and Admiral Lord 'Lairs, a Subfeription is now opened, which is carneftly recommended to the notice and proteetion of a generous Public, who linos , how to appreciate gallant ferrices, and have ever been ready to reward them. Oa the 28th of May will be publilbed, in One Polome Duode cimo, price 6s. in bnards, WORCESTERSHIRE. TO BE LET and entered upon immediately, A LARGE and convenient Family Honfe, pleat:lndy fitaated in the Town of Perlhore conflitid4 of Two Parlours, a Drawing Room, and Six Bedchambers, with conymient Offices; together with a Garden of Three Quarters of an Acre, pleafsntly Unwed, and conunen.icAms write the River Avon. For Particil ire apply to Mr. jamas RI kinds. Carpet Mame faittory, Finasury-fguare, ; or to Mr. Bedford, At torney-at-law, Pa&ors. APRACTICAL TREATISE on DIET, and on the molt Unary and agreeable means of fuppmting LIFE and HEALTH by ALIMENT anti R EGI EN Adapted to the various clrcumftances of Age, Coultitution, and Climate; and, including the application of modern Chemiltry to the culinary Preparation of Food. WILLIAM NESBIT, M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh; Author HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. tISH LINWOOD s EXHIBITION, with lel ;ADDITIONAL PICTURES, is rz-cmened, and wiU frti Ate W. 17 Dar, (Sundays excepted), from Nina in the is crigag till evening. Admittance One Shilling. Sobferiptions are received at Lloyd's Cofec Houle, and by the following Bankers, via. Mars. Cumin. Mars. HOA R ES. Meffns. MARTIN, STOVES, and CO. Mail. Day ALMOND S. Mali% COO TTS. . MEIN. HARRIES, FARVII4II, and CO. Mars. BOSANQ_OZT, BRACHCROST, and Co. Mars. SNOW, SANDIT, and Co. Mars. HAMIIIIRSLET S. Meffn SMITU, PAYNE, and SMITII. McWrs. ROZA RTS, CURTIS, and Co. • Mars. Wit.LIAM Fosters, and Co. Edinburgh. Meffn. LATOOCUE :mad Co. Dublin. The Subferibers are informed, that a general Meeting will be called in a few days for the purpofe of oleetins a Conunittee, for the Management and Diftribution of the Fund. of the Clinical Guide, 84e. &c. Compared with the other branches of Medical Science, the Works upon the important fulled of Diet are (mall in number, and few or none of them can be confielcred as complete, or as poffdring pra&ical utility. In the prerent Publication, the leading ohjedt has been to coiled into fYftetnatie order,a greater quantity of information upon the particular fubjetft of Ailment or Lftet than has appeared before in any tingle Work ; to unite the knowledge of particular fans with rcienalie principles end tea/twiny; and to carry there rearmings no futther than tO eotinSt fads and principles With practice, in a Gan& and dear point of view. Printed Col R. Phillips, No. 7., St. Paul's Church-yard; Solft by T: Hurft, and Weft and Hughes, Paternofter-row ; by J. Callow, Crown-Court; E. Etattour, Edinburgh; J. Archer, Dublin ; and by all Blokreilert Or whom sissy be had, The MEDICAL and PIiVSTAL JOURNAL, condudkd by Dolton BRADLIT, B , and NUEILD6N, complete, in Eve Volumes, price 5L 16s. or the fingle Numbers as publiated, price as. earls. FREEHOLD RESIDENCIL—BANNS of the THAMES, At SONNING,near READING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,--)3Y MR. HAWKES, ACRE. CRE. AT THE LYCEUM, IN THE STRAND, IS NOW SUBMMITEED TO THE PUBLIC, THE GREAT HISTORICAL PICTURE of the SIEGE of ACRE, Painted by ROBERT KER PORTER. TSis Pail acing is finifhedapon a much more extenfive feelethan tleS omiing of Scringapatam, furyrec removed, and has been is runit int preparation fur the laft months... The Deign is Maimed from communications of the very fir* Authocky.a—lt embraces *he Operations of the Siege and Defence of Acre, by So and Land, and includes in its various Groups the charae ariiac P.xtraits of Sir Sidney Smith, Sir John Dovgias, Chee p:Pada, and General Bonaparte, with *others of the Britith verlufh, and French Officers, who difiinguifhod themfelves on that memorable Sceneof Conceit In 1799. Books, Plans, and Sketches, deferlptive and explanatory of the Subleft, to be had ae the Eehlbition Room in the Lyceum. which will be opened every Day, from Nine &Clock fill Dulk. Admittance One Shilling. On Wednefelay the a ; th of May, dot, at Three o'Clock the Afternbon, at the White Hirt Inn, Sosming, (Un ld, previous aceeyitable Offers arc made for the fame), A COMPACT arid defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Lite In the Occupatio:: of Richard Stone, E 4 Compridng a Email neat Brick and Sufhed Dweliag-Houk. three Bed-Chambers, * 4 %E -fronted ; a Stable, and proper Out es, and produal va Golden, fr pulled by a Stream of excellent ate: terminating the fame. The Prennfes are dry and heal th y, contiguous to the Church and immedllae pordßon may be had. The o 3: action e Swirling friugrerfolly admited for its numerous and fuperior 'A,lvanta get ; 36 Miles ham London, and S frost Reading.--St.yres pea. the Duor when requirod Partiellars at the Stet OlUce, Temple-Dar; of Mr. Hawke', Apprader, it , ,adthiri and r. Treather, Jun. Seaming, whet will thew the fame. er A Furnifbad Cottage d Guden to be Let in Reading; and feveralDwdling-Hoofes tit Land In the Neightrourhood• On the aoth of June will be publifhed, Price 6s. in Boards, printed in the lame fined tyre and of the fame Sac and Wanda ai Kea/Bars Pocket i'eer*r, NOVELTY. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. WE.TMINSTER BRIDGE. nada. the Patronage of -their Royal Hichneffel the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York. ON MONDAY, MAY 25, and every Evening calll turther nate, will. be prefented, never perfonneal an ent i r ly new Conic, Pintotnimical Bakt, compored by Mr. Welles, fen. called • DARBY AND JOAN. principal Charaeters Laffelies, fen. Mr. Marqui. Mr. Merstrot, and mr. Laurent. Mils Hall, and Mrs. Msrccrot. Never performed, an entirely new Ballad, Written by Mr. Upton, and to be rung in Charaaer lay Mils Gray, called The Death of the Ha%e!" After the above wW be performed, for the 37th time, by de-. Are, and poultivdy only for a few Evenings longer, the grand and popular Caledonian Spediatle of THE IRON TOWER. Mr. IRELAND, the original Flying Phznomenon! will go through his 'wonderful KICKS, and JUMPS; being the laft Night but three of his Engagement. In the corn* of the Evening, VARIOUS EQIIESTRIAN EXERCISES. The Whole to conclude with, never performed, an entirely new Comic Pantomime Romance, written and fuperintended by Mr. Lonfdale, called PUSS IN BOOTS ; Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE! The Scenery of the Piece includes a variety of Pi&urefgw Saheits, Aseonnedted with the Story, and commences with a view of Prialfees Cave, gradually expanding MeV to the infide of a Mill. This is fueeeeded by en extenfive open view of the Ogre's Domains, which, by a general impeded, is change& into a doge Woody Prettied on the Bank of a River. A rich Ltodfcape View of the Ogre's Caftie, is followed by the repre fratation of the NecromanSe Ogre Saloon, which the magic of Harlequin forma into the Buildings of an elegant Square in an European City; and this alfo vanifhes into a Turnpike Road, with a Flock of Sheep paffing. The Outfide of a Country Inn isnot - Introduced ; and fuddenly changing to the Infidq it ex hibits a Bedchamber, which is again transformed to a Kitchen, with its correfponding oiled,. An immenfe Map of Europe is afterwards unrolled to the view, with a perfonification of the feveral Countdes of the Continent : and this, by Agency of Harlequin, gives place to a Grand Interior difplay of the City of Paris (occupying the extent of the Stage from front to back), comprehending the whole courfe of the River Seine, with all the Bridges. and l'huilieries Palace, the Refidence of Bona parte.—ln a fubtequenc part, a mats of dropping Spar Work gradually covers the Scene, and on clearing away, Weavers a brilliant Fairy Hall. Doors to be opened at Half paft Five o'clock, Curtain rife at Half pelt Six precifely. Second Price at Half paft Eight o'clock. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Amphitheatre, of UM Connell, Box-keeper. vs Mr. Miley, nThep to anhounce, that the late great and Important circumitaneds attending the Naval and Military Operations in Egypt, are in Preparation, and will be prcfented In a the Farm of an IrrkhzaTnits NATION AL. SPICTACLZ, in a few days, AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. (the original Invention of Mr. Henry), 'prepared and &id by Thomas and WlMara Henry, Chem y ) and Apotheca ries. Mantheiter. This mots agreeable perfumed Liquor is a compound of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the molt pleafant Aromadcs. Its lifting and pungent (Moor renders it extremely Fateful and falutary to perfons labouring under Head-Achs, &e. end witaW it for counteraeling the bad dieds of heated or foul Air. lignee It has been found highly ufcrul la room, where the infeCtion of Fevers, of Sort Throats, or of other contagious Difeafea, prerall ; and in all crouded places of public retort, as Theatres, Courts of Juitice Ste. It may loge be particularly recomineudal to Perrone refiding in Hot Climates. _ _ _ The Aromatic Spirit of Vlnmar, price as. pd. each Bottle, • Painp tocluded, fa fuld, crholdale and retell, by Bayley and Blew, Cockfpur-ftrect, (the only perfons In London aethorifal by the Proprietors to fell the fame), where may be had Sponge Olen of Gold. Silver, Carnelian, Cryftal, Ste. N. B. Each Bottle, Wades a copper-plate label, fired by the Preparers, has the letters T. and W. Hawes Aromatic Spirit of ViDerar, snotdded in the Climb. A CAUTION TO AMILIF.S. URGERS AND SON's ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES, - AND OTHER RICH SAUCER T HE Fr eat Reputation which Ma. BURGESS has gained by h ESSENCE OF ANCHOWES, and other RICH SAUCES tar FISH-SAUCE, STEWED BEEF. HASHED CALVES HEADS, BEEF STEALS, MADE DISHES. WILD FOWL, and GAME, with many DlLlc.t was for the TABLE Sine-soaan and 5T01114100141 which U ate more fay elp4dred in hieCatalogue, (He SMO ill /N N TOR OF TOFU) bas induced many U etforts to give the fame name to Annetta entirely different, which are vended at many Shops in London, by Pt rfons who go to the principal Tetras in Logland, Ireland, and Scotland, to MEM brdcrs of Tradebnen and Inn-hct pars, win in confequence, are often famed with a Seuitious F.onT, of very inferior quality, which is not only an Inspolithet, but a great DiCappointment to Fa rithies who purchafc them with a irkw of having good &Aver to th,!:- FISH, ke. N. E.—Noce are 11:1 Gatrvinc, but what have theft words on the Label, " B4lll6LieS ORIGINAL A • D SUFISM* Es- HNC/. or ANCIIOIIIIII, No, 507, Strand, Corner of Savoy Stets, London." Weft India Membante. Pl-nters, end Men of the Nns7. Sec. fupplied with Hams. Tongues, fickle% Cafes of thelr Rich Saute rot FIR, Hanle,. Beads, Made Dam, Cold Maas, Re Which will kap In any GNAW. • In the Nth, and fpcodily will be publilbed, In four Volumes, Foolfeap Bvo. price One Guinea in boards, ANEMOIRS of the late Mrs. ROBINSON, Iv& WRITTEN by HERSELF, Including Anecdotes of many diftingulihed Perfons of the prefent period ; together with fame Pofthuraous Pieces in Wife and Prok. Printed for IL Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard. LLOYD'S MONTHLX SHIPPING LIST. Price One Shilling. THIS Monthly Lill of the Commercial Ship ping belonging or trading to Great-Britain and Ireland, will contain comet Particulars relative to upwards of ELEVEN THOUSAND Veffels of various Deferiptions. It will Include the fame full Particulars refpedling every Wife, as the Under writer's Regifter-books, together with the Name of the Broker, and the prefent Stanton of every Ship. For the ufe of Coinmercial Men, Captains of Vetch, &c. this Monthly Work will bear the fame relation to Lloyd's and the Poll-office Lift of Arrivals and Departures, as a Ledger bears to a Day-book. The numerous Mikellaneous Tobles and Information will be of no lets Importance and Utility to all Pafons conne&ed with Mercantile Bullnefs and Shipping, than will the Lilt et. Ships and their prefent fituation. The whole is aidreffed to the Commerrial World as a com plete Work, officially corroded to the Taft Day of every Month. Printed by Thomas Gillet, Salllbury-fquare ; fold by T. , Hurft, and Writ and Hughes, Paternottcr-row, and by the principal Bookfcliers in every Sea-port—tPerfons who wills to ad as Agents, lice. are cleared instantly to make Communica lions to the Printer. N. B. Lloyd's Monthly Shipping Lift, ennt-tining Eleven Thailand Veff.is, has no coanedion with a partial Lift of about three tkosfand 'Svc hundred Ships, called Pocock's Lift of Merchant Shipping. On the t /eh of June will be publinied, In One Volume, Fooife.ip odavo, pnce 6s. in boards, A DICTIONARY of MUSIC; to which is pre z• feed a familiar IntrodeCtion to the Science of Harmony. By THOMAS BUSBY, LL. U. The prefent Work is offered to the public ea a complete and eoroptebenfive Mufieal DiCtionary, and ae likely to fupertede the imperfeet and incumolete Mental Dittionaries which exilt. l at preterit In the Englith . Language. The want 6f fuch a work has Ping beet. felt by Bedews, sinatrum and prefelfars. In boarding-fehools and private families, the author believes it will be found of indifpenfible ufe to every young lady beginning to pnClife; and he 61 es it will be no kb generally received as a occeffary appendage to every Piano Porte, and to the Library of every proficient in the Theory and Profiler of MuSe. Printed for R. PHILLIPS, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-red; fold by V. Her*. Pittersonerlow • Clernenti and Co. Cheap. fide; Golding, Phipps., and Co. Pall:enall; Broderip and Wilkie fan, Haymarket ; Preff on, Strand; Smart, Dale and Bland, and frxford , ftreet; Beechen, New Bond-ftreet; Skellern, St. Martini Lane; Cabufac and Riley, Strand; Albin- and CO. and Dale, Own h ; and by all other Mac-Celina and Book- Warn in the United Kingdom. N. B. Mulle4diera or Bookfeilera, la town and country. may be (applied with complete concertos, of the admired pieces contained la Dr. Bosnia Mehra Journal, for Gs wootlw, ipso fois or newt , by addalibrig tisk orders to the robWbcr. THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WIT; or LOUNGER'. LIBRARY; containing not only all the belt Pieces of WIT and Homeya to be found in previous CelleElton*, but Alf* feveral thoufand ankles additional, in part, feleded from Ratty hooks; in putt, original; and, in part, tranliated from foreign languages. ' A complete and comprchenaTe eolle,9ion of pieces of wit, fuperior to the vulgar and hackneyed jokes of Joe Miller, and dwelled of the indecencies which have difgrAeed former collec tions of this nature, has long been a defiderarom among books. The ENcircipricolA or Writ has been compiled, with an ex fres view to fupply the exiiting deficiency, by a gentleman, who,during a long and•adive life, has made ft his antuferaeut, to coiled materials for fuch a work from every ponible fource, and it will fcaicely fail to be admitted as an agrouble Compa nion...into every Poitehalfe, Parlour-window, Summer-find'', Coffee-hotlie, Public Reading-room, Boo k-c afe, Captain's Ca bin, Paffenger's Cabin, Ofiren' Mcfs,and Lounger's Pocket Printed for R. Phillips, No. yi,St.Paul's Church-yard; fold by T. Hunt, and Weft and Hughes, Paternofterrot. ; \Vilfon and Spence, York ; E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; J. Archer, Dublin; by the Libraries at Brighton, Margate, Ramfgate, Weymouth, Buxton, Matlock, Scarborough, Harroweate, Tenby, Swan fn, and other places of failtionahla Sumner refort ; and by all o.her Bookfellers N.B. For the accommodation of the trade ' Mr. Phil li ps will, at any time, exchange for any other of his publications, new, clean, and perfca copies of this Work. On the Loth of June will be publifhed, In One thick Volume ramo. prise ss. in boards, or 6s. bound ; containing more letter-prefs than any other Medical Work of a general, and populai nature, 'THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, or DOMES . ' TIC MEDICAL FRlEND,containing plain and pradUcal inflruelions for the prevention and cure of Mari, according to the laR improvements and difcoveries, with a ferics of chap ters on collateral fubjcdb, comprizing every thing relative to the Theory and Principle. of the Medical Art neceffary to be known by the private Praelitioner; the whole diverted of feign tific and technical words and phrafes, and adapted to the ufe of thole heads of Families who have not a Claffical or Medical Education, By ALEXANDER THOMSON, M. D. Author of Medical Confultations ; of an Effay on the Difeafes of Women ; of a Treadle on the Nerves ; of a Tranfistion from . the Latin of Bontius on the Dikafes of Java ; of a Tranilation of the Lives oFSpetonius, with Notes; of Dialogues in a Li brary; and of Letters on the Britt& Mufeum. In the compall Al an advertlfetnent, It would be impoffible to point out the important improvements and difeoverice, and the variety of new and yaluabk information which have been incor porated into this V.'ork, and which have not hitherto been ex hibited in a plain and popular form. No chapter or article throughout the book is deficient In tome important °bp& of in ftruetion, while for Winds and plainnefs, the whole may he placed in competition with any other popular work in any lan guage. The author has throughout Ruched to make himfeF in telligible to the plain& underitandlbg, to render Lis informa tion i.ll every point complete and fatisfadtory, and he has had it in view, that In many circumitances and tituatioes, his book may be the only advice at hand, upon which the future ausfort and life of a fellow-creative may depend. Printed for R. PHILLIPS, No. yt. St. Paul's Church-yard, fold by Murk Wallis, Symonds, and Weft and Hughes, Pa ternotter-row • Lackington, Allen, and Co. ' , Lathery-boar* ; Crolby and Leiterman, Statioliers'-court ; Wilton and Spence, York; F, Balfour, Ediobargh; J. Archer, Dublin; and by al; Bookfelkts and Stationers. N. B. That this popular Work may obtain an immediate cir culation, commenfarate with the important and ufeful informa tion which it contains, Mr. Phillips engages, at any time, to exchange with any BookfeUer, copies of any of his publications for new, clean, and perk* c opies of this Work. I- TO COLONELS OF MILITIA. A N Adjutant of an old Regiment of th e e Line, 1 in Which he has ferved fewral Years, and who cm b. ftrongly recommended by fame of the Srlt Officers in the Ser vice, willies to obtain an Adjutancy of Militia. Applications by Lena, addreffed to A.B. at George's ColFee houfe, Coventry-ftreet, will be Immediately attended to. NEW MANUFACTORY. OBARTS and PLOWMAN moa refpeEtfulT•' iufgrm the Nobility and Gentry, who have not feat their New and - Elegant 'VLinufaEtory of Chambcrry and Italian /Vfuf-' tins, that their Warehoufe is the only place in this Country where they can be had gamine-440. i, Chandoe-ftrect, Cu vent-Garden. N. B. A gnat variety of Fancy Silltg. Its. the Manufadturers. IRISH LOTTERY FOR JULY. a Prizes of 4 20,000 I 3 Prizes of - 5400. 1 Prises of . to,ooo And 75,0m01. in ftnaller Prizes.• SWIFT and Co. No. It, POULTRY, LONDON ; (citablithed in the Year 1759), and at their State Lotter! . Office in the City of Glafgow, are appointed to fell the Tickets and legolflawnped Shares of the above Lottery. Price of a Ticket - 81. Ps. Half • .4.4 8 o Eighth - t 1 6 %der . a 5 o Sixteenth - oit 6 Letters anfwered, and Schemes at large g ratis. Orders for Tickets or Shares. with Bank - notes , Poll Office Orders, BM on demand in London, or Calh by Coachmen, Gnaw* or Carriers, punt:Wally executed ; and the earlicit Ac count of the Suceefs of regiftered Numbers. The Lottery hegins the 'loth of July, 18ox. IRN:H ETAT'? LOTTERY, Begins Drawing ioth of July. THE TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. At their licenfed State-Lottery Ma, No. 104, Corner o^ Rank-Buildings, Cornhill ; No 8, oppofite the King's Mews, paring-Croy, Lesko ; and Market-Pbee, Norwich. THE SCHEME CONTAINS a Prizes of C. so,ono JC4 0 , 000 a - ao,oco . sopoo 3 spoo • ag,ooo a • 1.003 - 44 00 S - 1.000 • spoo 3 - 5 00 - 2,3 00 3 200 ' 3 00 6 • 6o 3 60 7,9 80 - S - 63,510 •••••••=11.1• 11••••••• 32 poo Tickets T. tsoosoo O The ',rite of Tickets and Skates the fame u the left Lottery. HALIFAX. E PUBLTC are rerpedfully informed, that Nii,WSPAPER, art liberal principles, conduded with propriety, and printed with accuracy, will be enn,menced on S-nri-day, the Siath day of 7ss r next, and continued every fun. =ding Swanky, under the 'f We of the • HALIFAX JOURNAL, And YORF SIMI and LAXCAIIIIIII ADVFITISIR. HALIFAX, by its marital Inseam, in an opulent and trad ing Country, and bordering on the great Hoe of Canal Comma,. cation between the Sea-pore of Liverpool and Hril, and by its commercial importance and extenfive population, is peculiarly adapted for the publteation of a News-Parte, which cannot but be highly conducive to the interefis of ativerhyire in both ante places, as well as theinterrnedlate country. ba local ad. vantages are (emel t , to be paralleled ; and its general utility, as a Newfpaper of univerfal information, will not be [impaired by any provincial paper whatever. Rendes the detail of Intelligence from the Garden ant LOMAX Papery, it will uniformly exhibit the prices of molt principal commdities, and a regular ftatement of the neighbouring Mar kets; an account of the arrival and departure of the Coating - Vends from Liwrpool and Hall I of Convoys, and fuels other Slrip#oz and Coosetereisl Loteilizeore as may be deemed acrid to the" Country. It will be printed on a isTrisaper, and a am tyte, nit for the purpofe, by Mr. CASLO X, Letter-Founder to his 11141111ST11. The 4,f- d frtifewrste will be &played to the Inman advantage; the intelligence Faerlgn and Domenic, varlons and interefUng; and the whole perfpicuonny and methodically arranged. •. The HALIFAX JOURNAL Via hoer Ate geAli reameavaia- I th. ggiriag she WO inialligraa five At 1.,,0ta10n Papers In tie of polikafiaa, a repair itxrass. labg ysitiOsifer th t . 14. Haifa:: Printed by Kocnan and Dowson, by awburn Or den and Adveraements for this Paper are received ; alfo by Mr. W.Taylor. Warwiek-cowl,Nrergate-ftreet; at the Chap ter sod Peek's Colfee-isonfra, Landon, where it will be regu larly lied); and by glebe Find* siyefibcpt tle Conistins of rearing Lsravere. NESfON PARK FARM--Eight Miles Eaft of Bath. TO SS GOLD BY PILIYATk: courttacT, THE above FARM, which is fitultteci in the feveral Parifhes of Corfhatn and Atford, in :he county of Wilts; and moults of a remarkable good ireng well -Joint and roomy Farap-lioufe, with extraordinary large Barns, Stables, and other cameo/lent Outhoofes, all in moR thorough good re pair, with 133 A errs of Arable Land, and 13; Acres of Meadow and Palture, and right of feeding in Mold Common without flint; all exonerated from Land Tax, and the whole Tythe free (except about I a Acres thareof in Afford pub,) and ik now in the occupation of Farmer Johph Taylor. Note-,-There is an Aille for burial, .nd a large Pew or Gal. lery In Corihant Church, belonging to th w Eitate ; and near 140 Acres of the Land, called the Park, may ,•alily be made Pi& dock for Deer, as it h already bounded by a high wall, and is; about the centre of it is a beautiful fpot for Illanfi4n-Houre, See. to he built thereon, whkh would be atslantly well fap: pliedwith good water, and would command enchanting prof peds of the near and davit Country. The Whole of the land Iles on an eery declivity to the loath; is within arias fence, pr.~ titularly dry and healthy, and furrounded with mat exe:ll, ne .00d Roads; and isin a very dclitabk apd genteel Neighbour hood. Plenty of Stow. and Tyle are to be 'bond on every part of the Premifes for building, sad the Elate la well Rocked with Ti.* ber. Ncitoo is about S Miles Ealt from Bath, 3 from Drad'old, 4 from Melktham, and a from Cornsam, ail Mr.rket Tessa& For farther par4eatar• apply to Mr. Merewether, of Chine, Wilts; or to Meffrs. Sandys areS Hattori, Cral.e-costrt, They. Rivet, London; or to bictlrs. Jennings, Ore*. lea Lie solo's Inn, London, where plans of the Elate may be few, an 4 Mr. M.rewethcr will be ready to treat for the Cale of it. MANORS and FRIEROLD ESTATIMIR OLOMOR011111111111t; Which will be . Sold by Ariake, in lots, The 27th day of June, at the Cardiff Arms, &tilt Lot I:THE Manor of CLEMENSTONE, MENSTONE-HOUSE, and about 150 Acres of rich Meadow Land, fituate In St. Andrew Minor and Wl* let to Meira:a Bowen, order an old Leak, expiring the ad elf February, 1803, it sllOl. per Annum. Lot 11. Eight Acres, or theitabouts, of Pere Land, fu Wick ; let toThomas Jones, as Taint at WM, at 6L per Ann. • Lot M. Thirty-two Acres of Paßure Land,. in Wick; lei to William Dunn, as Tama at Will, at koL per Annum. Lo• IV. Court Nevrydd Farm, containing about xrs Area of Land, in Landow; let to Meffri. Dunn, upon a Leak ex.: plring the ad of February, 2803, at rooL per Annum. Lot V. Rhode Farm, containing about 205 Acres of rich Land, in Penmark and Potthkerry ; let to Mary:llomm un der an old Lcafe, expiring the t ath of february, sBO5, at 1301. per Annum—Two Cottages adjoining, let to Tenants at Will, at Rents amounting to 31.35. per Annum. Lot VI. The Manor and Penn of Cars, containing about 270 Acres of rich Land, in Cara, St. Andrew, ind teckwith ; let to Mcffrs. Roberta, on an old I.,eate expiring the ad of Feb. ruary, 1804, at 2041. per Annum. Thirty-toe Acres, or thereabouts, of Wood-land In hand, of the fcppored anima value of a 4 Thirteen Acres of Arable Land, in Cayra; let to Thomas Hughes, aged 78, for: his lite, at sm. per Annum. The karat Lots may be viewed upon Application to the Tenants,-and printed Particulars may be had three wars pre vious to the Sale at the Cardiff Arms, Cirdiff; 'and -the print. tip! Inn, in the Neighbourhood; of Meas. Jenkins and Janes. Solicitors, New Inn, London; end of Mr. Bowen, Colorist.: Itone, near Coe/bridge. CAPITAL SPINNING WORKS, ate. TO BE SOLD BY ♦UCTION, Tinder a CanntiSion of Bankrupt, at the Snail Inn, to Wel. verhampton, Stafford, on Tucfday the s6th day of May, iSoc—The (ale to begin at Three o'clock in the evening, ankle difpofed of by Private Centred before the Goth day of May, it which cafe due Notice will be given : ALL that PARCEL of LAND, containing about Three-quarters of an Acre, with a capitol Steam Mill, Spinning Rooms, March mike, Dwelling-beiges for Work men,andeother Buildings meted thereon,nowufeil for ccn•hing and carding of Wool, and Ipitniing of Worlted and Woollen Yarn, grinding and hoeing of Gun Barrels, turning, polifhing, Pee. Mune at Horfeley Bela, nearly ad joining the 'Town of Wolverhampton, together with the Machinery now therein; and ago fuck Stock in Trade and implements as lhall be Men tioned in an Inventory, which will be produced it the time cif fale..—The Machinery entififts of twu Patent Combing Ma chines, with Drawing !tames and Combs complete; Six Wored Spinning Frames, w ith repairing Machines ; Lair large doable Carding F,ngines• Five Gage Carding Engines. Three jacks for (pinning Llit ' Yarn ; Two Teizers ; ind 'Cwt. thong Latbe—The whole is upon the navel and heft coo- Anglia*, hs good repair, performs it, swat retnitkably weW, and is capable of combing Ten Packs of Wool, (pinniog Twen ty Packs of Yarn, and holing of Two iniudred Oun Barrels vrealy,working eleven hours each day;liefihies vehirt power 4 Set which yields • Rent of Sixty Guineas a Year. The I and and Buildings are held under a Learc for the re of a term of years, about forty-kw% 9( which are *na rked; with a power refereed to thc Lace eel:, of de:train.• hog the fame at the end of every fewn rearl; is whirl, cafe a certain proportion of the money laid out in the Beildinzs to be repalvd by thc Landlord.; adkiins the Wolverhaolpron and Birmingham Canal, and being fa near the Towna W oho* hampton, where hide employiaent is had for Won and (.114. dun, tenders this. def.rable amnia for a Work of Oho and (mall Coals, for the ut- olthe Engine, are dawned I Presages under three thi:tinp •.nd espene: per CM, Ivor Paletion may be had konredtately. The who'.( will be par 6p toodict in Coe Lot; and, bidders, the Ersine ea.! Biiidirga will be put up in One and the Ms:him:l7r in One or more Lots, as iliall be • upon at the time of file. For a view aeply to Mr. Therms Hill, at die Weeks; tenter particulars to Ms Allan, litistney nit law, • :water. worglitgagkf: ,Sis fog I d di* ;vl ,l / 4 k. d, if no at, Treed , ar.d for 401det-