Star. — London, England, 1805-04-29 00:00:00

. . • „ . . . . . .. . . . . . f , i. - . - • , --- AK ii. • e. • - . • ~, tk . • r@ ..1)1-)C . 4 .1%!-.---",- . • --= ir(4 4 , , r 0 ....1 ••• ^Nji (it r.. , . • - • 14 11 L P.';' 4' -* 4 1 1 . _ . • . vo ‘/ • 1;1'91 : NUMMI Sc66] CITY OF NEW SARUM. BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. 11Intra E ROYAL, COVENT-GAN/OEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, APRIL 30, aos, vein b afted the nearromedy of WHO WAN I'S A GUINEA? Or, THE IRISH YORKSHIREMAN. To which will be added a Mufical Farce,callcd LOCK AND KEY. MONDAY, APRIL 29, 18os. I . PRICE SIX-PENCE VICTUALLING OFPICE, April 36, 1805. THE CO3fMiSSIONA.RS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESn's NAVY, do _err „,__ 060 woliu, That on Friday the tech of May next, they will be ready to re wive Tender, in writing (fealui up) and treat for A T a Crnomon Connell held t h ere on W e d ne fd a y the zath day of April, 180 t. It *as arderedThat the following Petition be prefented to the HOnoorable Houle of Commons by the Members of thla City, viz.— ARMY. ALIEUTgNANT COLONELCY wanted for a Major on full Pay : the omit fccreey, Wrathy, and ho nour, may be tleptrklcd on, as it is fora Gentleman of the irreateft refpeetability to be treated witb —Addrefs (putt paid) to Z. Y. A. Harden 's Hotel, Dow.r.ilreet,Piccadilly, London. '; ; To the Honourable the Commons of Great Britain and Ire. land. in Parliament alfemb/ed. About TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY CHALDRONS of PITTS TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or Coals of (qua! goodnefs. Tbi% Evening—Hamlet ; Hamlet, by Mater BETTY : with .1 Village Lawyer. No. of Prises. 3 3 GRAND SPRING LOTTNRY. SCHEME. Value of each. of 3opoo - 10.003 10,000 . 003 2POO 103 50 •••• so Total Value. is L 60,0 )0 40,000 ••••• 3 0 , 000 OWN 1 11 00 - sopoo 8,000 7,000 59 000 5,000 IMO 1101X0 DANCING jR. ALLF.N's ANNUAL BALL will be at •• A the New London Tavern, Cheapfide, on THURSDAY, .`.lay 2.—Ticktis, Half-a-Guinea each, to be had at Mr. ALLEN'S ,r`vate Dancing Academics, No. 19. Sherrard.ftreet, Goldtn square ; No as. Bouvcrie•ftreet, Meet-ftreet ; and No. to, Great Alic-ftrcet.Goodnian's (N. B. This is not a Ball for Children.) Subfeription Evenings sill cntitinue as ufual. _ _ To be delivered in a whole cargo, or %ilia.: cargoes, in the (pace of three weeks from the date of the Contra& winds and weather permitting, alongfide the Wharta at his hiaj.fly's Vidtaaßing Pre talks at Plymouth and Southdown; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereit Ninety Days after dote. The Conditlbos of the Coutrat2 may be teen at the Secretary's Office. No regard toil k hod to amy teatkr is sek-.4 the trice fall xot le inferted he wards at length, or that frail tot be delivered to the Board Lefore o'clock ea the Paid Friday the totb f May next. nor vnleli the Perla" soLo stain the taks, or forte 'erten on his &bail i e:livid', to mew, tubs called for. Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learned the accomplidunent of Dancing, or not in its improved modern ityle, arc taught by Mr. Allen on plans exprefsly formed for thole to whom it is an objea to acquire it eveditioully, privately, and in the molt elegant and faittlanable style. Focagners,ollicemand Country *efidents, will may with to km ) in a few days, may Board aad Lodge privately in the Houk, and receive conßant Initrudion. fill - day wen publitbed, handromely printed in two volumes, price tit in boards, LINTS towards Inrmir7 t! . .e CHARACTER of A VOTING MINCES& Printed for T. Cadell and W. pavies, Strand. Th , . dry were puhlithed, price UGGESTIONS for the IMPROVEMENT of ki the MILL CARY FORCE of the BRITISH EMPIRE. By the Hon. Bripdier General STEWART, M. P. Printed for Thomas Fgerton, Library, Whitehall. This day wcre publifbed, in crown miavo. price 0 61 boards. THE LETTERS of GESSNER a.A his FA MILY. Trodlaced from the German. Printed for Vcroor sod Houd, 3t • Poultry. Tlds day was ;tibiae& Finbaithed with upwards of ao beautiful Plates, cut in Wood, Two Vol.. Foolfcap Sao. price eta In boards. '['HE TEMPLE or the FAIRIES—Being a seteettmt of the belt Fairy Talcs, eradiated from the French of Vannes des Fess. &c. Printed for Vernon and Hood, 3i. Poultry, and J. Harris, ' corner of St. Paul's C'hurch-yard. This day was publillsed, a new Edition, being the Eighth, in 3 vole PoR Oetavo, price s as:Hearth, ELEMENTS OF CRITICISM ; by HENRY HOME, LORD }EAMES ; with the Author's !aft Correc tions and Additions. Printed for Vernon and Hood, yr, Poultry. This Work, a hith went through Seven Editions during the Author's Lifeilme, Ass for there many yeas been remarkah ) y farce it is Rill ceufidcred by Scholars, as the belt Work on ti.e babied! et the Belles Lewes. Mr. HELSHAWI—ISTORY. Ms day was pahlifised, hantifotnely printed In Five Voisma Quarto, price 31. In hoards, THE HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, from the Revotation to the Commencement of the Year t 7py By W.ISLLSHAM. -Printed for Vance and Hood, 31, Poultry.' •„• Valium' and Hoot" ridpettrully la „ wn the Publ'e. that a Math Volumc will be (peeJUT priated, to eoutpkte the work lip to 113-4. In the Inca' tlnte,ltaviog repritted a new Ldition of the lilt!, Vokainc, they offer the kvi remainius copies At. a very low pace, as shove. This dry ism ruAllaseck piintcd daftly in Taper Rural Oftavo, Primarily 6s. V.t. it,. Part r. of I'HE ENCv;;LOP2EDIA PERTHENSIS ; or, Modem biaionary of Mu and Sdmees; including the rnCB Fecet".:mpromfents, and the wlsole of Dr. Samuel John Issaionaay of the EogElli Lanpue. Prinied for VertuF and Hood, 31. Poultry. • • rue Saftribers are requefted to complete their Set, with. out . dday, u the Price of each Part will be advanced to 7s. after the Flril of May dos. The Wort is new printing fo rapidly, that b will be completed before the Pmdpf th(Year. On the ift of May will be pubillied, Imbellintod with highly finiaal Plates by Mitan, after original &kw by Craig pace 7a in boards, POEMS. VOLUME 11. By P. L. COURTIER. London: Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington. St. Paul's Church yard. Where may he had, by the fame Author, Poems, Vol. L Third Edition. This Volume, printed uniformly with Volume II eomprifes the Poem on the Plcafures of Solitude. LORD MELVILLE. This day was pab li eted, pr,ee One Shilling, AN EXPOSURE of the PERSECUTION of Lotd MELVILLk, in a Letter to an intinsate Acquaintance. " Huge uproar lords it wide." Tnostio N. Printed for J. Hatehard, xsto, Piccadilly. Of whom maybe sad, peke as. 61 A Treatife upon Tithes, containing an Eft}mate of every Tithe. able Ankle in common Cultivation, etc. du. By the Reg. pines Bearblock, A. M. Speedily wW be publiibed, handrontely printed in Two Vols. 8vo• embeWmcd with to Plates at Views, Antiquities, ate. Price inboards alas. or with the Pates elegantly tinted in colours, Price _ tos. DESCRIPTIVE EXCURSIONS through South Wales and Mannouthadre In tilt Year 18os, and four pre soling Summers. _ _ _ By F- DONOVAN, F.L.S. Author of thelußrations of Britlib Zmiogy, &e. Sold by Rivingtons, St. Paul's Chureb-yard; Whits,Flect.fireet; Fatikicr,Nrw flood-area; WiW tw,Strand; and Hatchard, Pk em.Ully. Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author, I. 'I he Natural Hiltory of Brit& Infedts, with coloured plates, in Ten Volumes royal odtavo. price in boards 'lst cos. 1. The Natural Mazy of &id& Birds, with coloured Plates, is Five Volumes royal o6avo, prinks boards pl. 3. The Natural Hillary of Bridal Shelia, with coloured Plates, I Five Volumes Royal (Mama, mice in boards y 1.1.51 . OVERSEERS, CHURCHWARDENS. &c. P.g.licatina will be found a complete Guide to all any w.y cacterned in the Management of Paith Af..Jra This esy was publidied, In Oaavo, 3s. fewest The Fifth Edition, much enlarged, of BlM's LAWS refpeiling PARISH MATTE RS; containing the Offices and Males of Churchwardem, Over. hen 01 the P‘vir, Conitables ; the Laws concerning Rates and AtTilfrores, Settlements and Removals of the Pour, and of the Per in c-toetal, Wei down in a plain and eary msnr.er whit a it ca-iety of Fonns of all filch inftruntans a, eau: Lt l'atith By JAMES BARRY BIRD, Er* Alin, in Lao. pike 31. fewed„ the Bth Editbsi Lt the re [paint Landlords: Noshes, and Lodgers. In Aso. pric e 3e, fewed, thr 4th Edition of the Lao: refit Ring ta.eutoe% kdrnleiltrators,aud Guardians. In Scu, pr:ct fcartd, the 4th Edit:on of the Law. refptXtv, klafter. and 5.(53015, Approndeca, IVlanuladlut.rs, and Journey nun. Wth the laws terpeetlng Combinations. 1 he above fuse Publications stay be had,if taken tozeher, dune up in one coresident Volume, under the Title of LAW SE L- i - two. pries Its hoards, or VIL 64. bound. London: Printed fur W. Clarke and Sons, Purtur,ll-11rcct, :Awakes Ina. "The humble Petition of the MAYOR and COMMONALTY of the City a NEW SARUM, &meth, that your Petitioners have Fended with much concern and Intereß, the Refolutions of this Hon. Houk on the Sth and toth days of this init. April. " With concern that any Charges, attic nature therein implied,- &fluid acacia upon any Mdisl fuel in high Heir! Siltation ; " With intereft, that the Reprefentadvcs of the Nation have, under the circumliance of fuels charges, marked fuch individual I with their cenfure and reprobation; " Your Petitioners beg leave to Rate, that in common with the nation at large, they have to lament the weight of the burdens to which the Lesillaturc has found it acceifary to fubedt them, but they claim for demitives Is common with the nation at large. , the merit of having borne :hem with patience. readinefs, and equa nimity, teufdrg, that what had been granted blindly, would be applied falthfully—but when a furpition b loft forth, under the authority of Parliamentary Coasmilautters, and that (*idols sp. *only adopted by this Houk., ' that peculation hat been hard at work' your Petit loners take leave to call upon the National Rqpip ketativre for mirth'," reminding them that it is of little conk. quaint as a public grievance—of Inds confequaiec in polnr of od. I field morality—whether the admit . be by incs avast authority and power, or by their ties and Subalterns under their perntifilan and connivance. " Your Petitioners, therefore, pray this Honourable Houfe to continue Inch Comminon of Enquiry, as has already difcovtred fuch alnifes, and to inititute any new Commillhos, which may be necellary to afccrtain, whether in any other Department of the State the National hinances have been mifapplied, and alfo to devife facts legal proceedings upon thole inftances of niirepplication already before the public, as may fatisfy the general ay for juftice, by bringing all Perfons concerned to a aria rcfponfibility. " Given under the Common Seal of this City this aath day of April. silos." It was alio ordered—That the thanks of this Council be even to our worthy and independent Members, the Right Honourable Loral Viscount Folk ftonr, and William Huff:l , , &quire, for fun porting the Refolutions of the Hours on the Bth Juane, and for laying die fame the Foot of the Throne. 'At7el that the al•ome Petition and Orders be interted in the STAR and the Saiiibury Journal. - GENTEEL RESIDENCE NEAR READING, TO be Let, bandromely furnithed; 12 Bed chambers, dram' and vrater-eloft.tA, Rudy, dining-parlour, and drawing-roan, excellent dices, cold bob, fpadoas &Wog, double comb bode, walled prden, and *afore ground, 31 miles from London, and one from the turnpike road. Added. (poll paid) to J. Hawke*, Reading. BREWERY PARTNERSHIP. WANTElsanAalve Partner in the above Line, where there is an eitablithed TrAde,a certain Quantity of Freehold and Leakhold Public Houfes being confined to the fame, in a refpalable, genteel, trading town about too miles from Lon don, near the Sea; chi returns upwards of au.occd. per annum, which it is intended to inn% ale by an Increafe of Capital. No ap plication need be made, sutler* refpe:table,and can command so-01. Addrefs to Mr. A. Abbot, Pult-oilice, Farehasn, Hants. "IrHE CHEAPEST HOSIERY and GLOVE WAREHOUSE in the WORLD, Wharf:Ale and Raul. for READY MONEY ONLY, by J. RADFORD, It al Manufac turer, No. 64. Chosplae ; and, to prevent millates. recoiled that J. IL has WI concern with any other Shop in Landon. Obferve hut the (Arming prices:—Men's Brown Cotton for Boots at is.6l. worth as. 6d, Meta's Superfine Ribbed Cotton at only a. 6d.worth 35.1541 Women's INK Caftan, Is. 6d worth so. Soperfine at as. od. worth 41 and with carious Lace Clocks, ;a worth 31. Black or White Silk Hofe, at 6s. 6d. and with Late Clocks. 71 6 6 4 worth ice. 6d. son Dozen Men's and Wotheres Leather Oicves,from is. upwards; Pic Mc Lux Mitts at se 6d. worth 4a. and extra km Lace Mitts at 2.6.94. words ss, ands curious article in Ladies' long Lace Sicevea 4 eakalated to give cafe and degasses, puronifed by the Royal Family ; Eb..llle Cotton, and other Drawers at only 3s. 6d. worth ;S. 6d. alto new rimmed Lamb's Wool Pet dermas that arc Cu much approved of by the Ladies. Thole that have to make htte pofthafi.s will find the grand! advantap by buying at Na. 64, Cheapilde. WARWICKSHIRE. TO BE LET, FOR A TERM OF YEARS, And entered _upon either at Midfummer or Michaelmas next. COTON HOUSE—about four miles from Rugby. This capital and tiepin Manfion, containing every accom modation for a family of diftindion, was lately built under the (li neal= of we of the molt celebrated Malteds. It is pleafantly &mated in a Paddock of eighty acres, commands very agreeable profpeets to the South, and is well weltered by large Plantations to the North...the Pleafurt :rounds were laid out by a perfon of ac knowledged tette and the Kitchen Gardens art in excellent order, and well Rocked with Fruit Trees in fuil bearing. An extenfive Manor, with any quantity of Laud not exceeding t6o Acres, may be bad, and the Furniture rented with the Houle, or taken at a fair appraifent.nt. Au exceeding good Turnpike Road communicating on both fides with feveral others, adjoins the prernifes. For further pat neuters apply to Mr. Caldecntt, Solicitor, Rugby, or to Mr. Tyndak, Solicitor, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. YORKSHIRE. TO BE 801.T1 1W PRIVATE CONTRACT, The REVERSION IN FEE, etpedlant on the Deceafe of the SURVIVOR of a LADY, aged 40, and a GENTLEMAN, aged As, of and in the followl ig very valuable and defirable ES FATEEpa-.comprifing, Firft, SUNDRY MESSUAGES, BUILDINGS, and FARMS, with a Water Corn MM, on a never-failing itrearn, and to6B Acres of very 1, mile Arable, Meadow, and Paitur Tythe•free, lying very compael at Naff..non, near Drifficl.', In the Ealt Riding of the Comity of York, adjoining the Turnpike Road from Hull through Urdlitid to Bridlington and Scarborough, let to Maas. Luckup, Jaffe:fon, Severs, &c. at Annual Rents or Values of mot. and upwards; and alto fundry Qit and (Said Rents, and other Manorial Rights. Alto, o f and in a MESSUAGE and FARM at Lockington, Mal B everley, In the Eat Riding, containing 73 Acres and op wards of good Arable, Paiture, and Meadow Land, and Com mon-right thereto belonging, in the Tenure of Mrs. Wilfon; and alto certain I'ythe Rents payable out of Mates duvet the whole let at 94 and upwards per annont. • Alto, of and in a moat complete and defirable ESTATE, com. prating three fubitamial Buildings, Melfuages, and Farms, contain lug 420 A. 3R. ASP. or mod excellent and' highly improvable Arable, Meadow, and Failure Land, Tythe-free, lying In a Ring Fence, at South Hadme, near Mahon-, in the North Riding of the County of York Alto, the Reverfiam expeetant as aforefaid, of, in, and to a LEASEHOLD Mr6SUAuf. and FARM at 1 Indthorp, near a'deriff liuttun, in the North Ria:ing, containimr b too Acres of good Arable, Meadow, and Failure Land, now let to Jonathan Darky, at or about the Rent of tooL and whit* Premises are held during thy Livia of the above-mentioned Lady, aged Forty Years. and two healthy Gentlemen. aged hunt 3t Yana each. All,, the Reveraon expeetant as of wcfrid of and in the TYTHES nf S I II.LINGFI.EET, in the County of York, tablet at [771. per annum during file Life of a Gentleman aged, upwards of Sixty Year.. IL B. '146. Proprietor will bum no °Urethan to f ll any of the above; Vistas (or an Annuity, dyeing tlm joint l.ivrs of a Lady, ag,a Forty Years, and a Gentleman aged about Thirty-one Years To treat for AC Isnac, and. for further partleukr+ apply to Mara. Foriler, Cooke. and Free, No. 6. Liatenln's Inn, Lin Jon; and to Mr. Lang Agent, WrltAioro, near Strat ford, on Av 00.4 and No. t Garay-ltrartc iLecola'a lan, London 14 so too 6,cco 30,c03 Tkkets. £ .3 00 4: 00 Capital.: determinable: Firft-drawn, YR Day to,ooo Pirit-drawn, 6th Day aopoo Ditto ad Day tow Ditto yth Day woo Ditto 3d Day , woo Ditto sth Day 30,000 Ditto 4th Day strop Ditto 9tb Day apoo Oftti3 sth Day tOOO Ditti: toth Dy spoo Tkket3 and Sharea are felling at every Ofitee. PRESENT PRICE t • Half - 9is oj Eighth Quarto- 4 o Sixteenth BEGINS DRAWI G l3th MAY, dos. Ticket - 419 o 0 • £ 2 9 6 o TEN THOUSAND POUNDS FOR THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET. 'l' DISH, Contrahor for the prefent Lottery, re . fpeditilly acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, and the public In general, that the Drawing of the Lottery will begin the 13th of this Month, and from the extraordinary Sale that has taken place he is warranted to faying that 'rickets will be extremely fearce, and confequently dear, he therefore entreats his friends to be as early as poffible in their pure hare. Tickets a,itl Shares are felling in great variety at both his old cliablithtd Offices, No. 4, Curnhill, and No. 9, Charing-Crors where 6.4;t, the tail 20fAGI. ever drawn, was fold in Dares, and where all Prizes of the fait and former L otteries are paying in full without any dedudtion whatever. TWO THIRTY THOUSANDS, TWO TWENTY THOUSANDS. MAY 13, dcs, FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. - TICKETS and SHARES are foiling at DRUM. MOND'S OFFICE, No. 65, Fleet-ftract, who has paid Half a Million of Money in Prizes. The Scheme of the prefent Grand Lottery Is fuperlatively Rich--more Capitals than former. ly with Twice the Number of Tickets. The laft Lottery, evai y Ticket was fold before tho Drawing was half over, and from the prefent unequalled Dcmatid, it is likely they will be Six or Seven Pounds dearer before the Drawing begins, therefore an early mei ' chafe is recommended. . • •••••• •.` Prizts fold at this Office are now paying in con. RICiiA RDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. re. fpedfully acquaint the Public, that the new STATE LOT TERY ectnummece Drawing on the 13th of next month (May). _ The gehune eontains Prizes of £30,000 3 Prlzesof £to,ooo - 10,000 3 - Stow And oth r Prizes, amounting in the whole to 300,c00L TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. at their Liu:sled State —.—.—._ Lottery Offices,Combill, and Chating-Crofs, London. An early purchafe is recommended, Tickets being now upwards of Three Pounds cheaper than at the commencement of the late Lottery's Drawing. STATE LOTTERY CONTAINS 2 Prizes of £30,0c0 3 Prix= of ,C 5,000 20,000 S ----. 2,030 3 --- lO.coo 3 rpm la of 500 L and others of tool Ste. Sec. SWIFT and Cn. No. tl, Poultry, are felling the Tickets and Snares of the above Lottery, to begin Drawing the 13th of May. In the 'aft Lottery, the Ticket No. 20.932, a Prize of ropool. No. 82e0, a Prize of tozzl. and Nos. 9802 and 26,268, Prizes of scol. were thared and fold zt S raft and Co.'s Office—where No. 6791, a Prize of zo,cooL No. 9362, a Prize of to,cooL and No. 19gx)8. a Prize of soooi. in the preceding Lottery, were alto fold . in Shares. STATE LOTTERY, Commence. Drawing the 13th of next Month. HALL and Co. (fucceffors to Mr. Nicnocsos), at the 011 Lizeufed S:atz Lottery Office, No. 88, CORN HILI. corner of the Royal Exchange, London, refpelifully in form attn. Friends and the Public. that Tickets and Shares (duly Ramped) and In variety of numbers, are felling on the loweß terms. The number of CAPITAL PRIZES in this Lottery (and on y 3o oco Ticket.) is unprezedented : The Scheme contains a of 30,0 - cl. a of 10 0001. 3 Cif 10,0001 3 of 30001.3 of wool. 8 of Knot. 14 of 3001. a great number of tool. arid pal. and the loweß Prize ad. 0 - Orders from the Country, accompanied with good Bills, at a wort date, Bank - Notes, CA. or Pcdt-Office Orders, executed on the faMe terms as if petfonally prefeut. Tickets and Shares re glftered at Sixpence per Number. ••• Prizes paid on demand, and in full, two months after tho Lottery has iinithed Drawing. STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY t3th MAY. T HE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves, gitarters. Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stook-brokers, at their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where elfe on their almanac. Letters, p•lt paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes grads. THE SCHEME CONTAINS Two Ptizes of 30,000 --- I.lco of ;o,ooc I—Thr.e of z 0,0001.— Three of s,oo°l—Five of a 0021..—. Eight of 1,0001.- 1 Fonrteen of cool rice. &c. and the lowt.ft Prize act. In the lAte Lottery. No. 8 035. a Prize of aspacl. was fold and regiltered at the above Orifice, where No. 19,338, soool. and 20,742 and a 0,787, Prizes of toccL were fold In Shares. ••• Country Orders, accompanied with Ibort dated Bills on London, Poft-Office Orders, or Cat, in Parcel by Coach or Car rier, pundlually attended to; and Currefpcmdents may depend on being trea•cd ezadly on the fame terms as if perfonally prefent. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES, BURGESS ANI) SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS Lac gahied by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RIMSAUCES, fur F 0 Scree, Stowed Bed', H,o;al Calves Heeds, Bert Steal:, Made ,Wtil Fowl, wsi Game ; with many Deli cocks for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room ; which are more fully espreffed in his Catalogue, (lie MAI ibe bm ,410 " of them') has Indulged many perform to give the fame uame to Articles entirely diacrent, which are vend..ll at many Shops in Loodon, by perfons who go to the principal Towns in knglaud, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of Tradcfnien and Inn-keepers, who is confe quence are often keyed with Spariews Sort', of very inferior quali ties, which Is not ally au Impadon, but a great difappointment to Families who porthole them with a view of having good Sauce to their I ifh, Scc. N. 11. None are His Genuine. hut what have there words on the Label," BURGESS and SONS, Original and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCHOVIESv No. toy s Strand, Coeurot Savoy t steps, Loodue CUSTOM-HOUSE, RYE. there will be put np to Sale, on ThurfdAy the ad of May next, at it &Clock, in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, -viz. For Private Ufe, About 1602 Gallons Brandy. 1700 Ditto Geneva. 360 Ditto Rum, I.egal Strength. 32 Ditto and / KW Port Wine. 378 Bottles 216 Ditto Claret. 226 Ditto Madeira. 6 Ditto Cumpoundf. 466 Pounds T,a. The Goods to be viewed the day before an 1 Mc-ning of the Sale. N. B. Twenty-fire per Cent. will be required as a Depuilt. FOIL SALE BY PUBLIC AULIT.ON, At the London Tavern, Foxhole.ftreet, Plymouth, , On Friday the loth of May next, at ten o'clock in the forenooni (Purfuant to the dm:flow , of the Comtniffioners for Spanifh Prizes), THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. OX and COW HIDES, in the Hair; 4o Saks, containing aooc DRY HORSE HIDES ; And 464 TANNED HIDES. Part of the Cargo of the'Spanillt (hip NOSTRA SENORA DE LA *BOLA, allaa EL MERCURIO, (detal..cd no her voyage from Montaidea to Cadiz, by His Majefty'i Ship PHEENIX, THOMAS BANtI, Efq. Captain). They are of a remarkable good quality; and being the only remaining Hides in this port for fide, are pant. cularly recommended to Tanners and others. a Alfo, the beautiful frigate-built Ship NOSTRA SENORA DE LA REGLA, alial 1 L MERCilit Admeofuring 24a 'Tons. She Is American, fuppofed Philadelphia built; has a figure-hod , and is copper-11:cathcd ; the itows a very large cargo, and fails uncommonly falt—is particularly calculated for a letter of marquis or running (hip in the &alights, Well India, or African Trades, and will require no more than a comum Outfit. For Catalogues, Inventories, and further Information, apply to Peter Tonkin, Efq. or Mr. JOE IN ItAWKEit, Merchant in Plymouth. - A Sepolit of as per Cent. will b.: req-ired at the tinted Sale s (in Ca& or Bane of England Natc.,) and the remainder before the delivery of the Hides or Ship. Plymouth, April t 6, dos. SPANISH PR17.:..5. FOR SALE, at the Brokers Ncw Sal: Room, in the late Mayor alty Hoofs. Plymouth, on kriday,the 17th May next, by eleven o'clock fa the Forenoon, THE Good Polacre Brig NEUSTRA SENORA DEL ROSARlo.—Dtattecstoxs Length oil Deck, 65 feet 7 incites—Breadth, 21 ft. t Depth, 9 ft. l in. Admeafures t,B 83.94 Teem Built at Barcelona about tivc years llncc, appears to be well cal culated for the Newfoundland or Streighfs I rade, is a moft re markably Mt faller, and delivered her cargo perfodly dry—now lying in Catwater, and there to be delivered. And immediately afterwards wiil be fold, the CARGO of &hi, fald Brig, coofifting of gs Tons of Campeachy Log word 26 Pieces Furniture Wood 273 Maus of remarkably fine Sugar • 112 Do. of Cocoa to Bales of gsrfaparclla 4 Bales of Ja1.,p—.290 Buenos Ayres Hiles. captured by his Majelty's chip Unnis, tha Hon. Charles Herbert, Captain. Alto the good Polacre brig SAN BLIANAVENTURA. DIMINSIONS: length on Deck, 75 feet inches—Breadth 25 feet. Depth in Hold,ll ft. lei in.—Height between Deck, 4 ft. 7,i in. Adsuelarra . .g.0"70-94 Tong. Built at Catalonla, and appears t o he a rernar:r Ad.! grind verfel, is well found In her mutt material Stens, and calculated fur any Trade whatever; now lies in Catwazi r, and there to be delivered. And immediately afterwards wilt IT Sold the Caigo of the laid Brig, wafting of about t 7,5 Tons CA,tipeachy Log Woui, two Serms Indigo, and two Cafes Rollu Captured by his Majclty's Ibip Latona, Joann I.e Merchant CoffeJin, Efq. Captain. Sample of the Sugar add Cocos may be I:carte days previous to the Sale. at the Brokers Counting tiou c. For viewing the laid vellels and their cargoes, and for invento ries, catalogues, and other particulars, pplication to be made to EDMUND LOCKYER, llq. one t %gents; or to THO Svroto 'Stoker. Plymouth, April's, 1835. SUSSEX. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, extensive MANORS,elegant Manfion, Park, and foteral eligible Farms, at Stanited. TO EE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. WLLLER, At Oarraway's Coffec-houfe, on Tuef lay. the sift of 1114 y, azs, at Twelve o'Clock, THE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED, with appropriate 01Sces, very numerous Gardens. er =Svc Walls ' covered with fruit trees, Confervatories, •Hot houfe, Pi nery, Succeffioo, Forcing, and Green houfes, with the Manor and Park of Stanitcd, containing 'coo Acres, highly dittin:;uifhed for its beautiful Scenery, exteutive and dis erfified Profpeets, both of Sea and Land—the Park embrilifhed with ornamental Timber, Temples, Lodges, and charming Cottages Ornee, together with the feveral Farms of Lodge, Broad Read, Woodlands, Pond and Grounds,the Canal and MeatlOW, h orft. pasture, and `indall'a Farms. with the bold and pi:tureltie foreit of Stan lied ter• rounding the Park, amounting in the whole to upwards of 47t4 acres, in an excellent Rate of cultivation, of which poircifion may be had immediately. • In point of fituation It appears to embrace every objca that is defirablo—wentukably healthy, amply fopplied with the fl.ief fpring water, in a neighbourhood flighty no fpeetable, of ealy corn= munication with the metropoli., at a good diitance front a poit town, where feveral coaches pale daily, tee road. good. The liftatc and Manors abound with (lame, near two :vital Packs of Fox • Rounds, anti in a Couutry much refortcd to for Field Sports: . , 1, ripthe particulars may be had after thc' seth at April, at the Principal Inns of the Adjacent I.l4rittt l'owns, of Mr. Bahl bridge, No. 6s, Guildford-ftrcet ; Meffrs Bromley, and 80, Gray's Inn, and Chapter Coffee-Houfe, London ; Edward Dawn, Efq. Stanfted; Meffrs. Butler, Havant; and of Mr. Weller; at ;his General A;eney Office, Chichelter.