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:~ ... . . . . . . . • 1 .. ' . . - -- `'.'''" T.' • ( °l , . te_ ‘, ii . . .- : •.. .. '' - - ' ' I.' IF. . 414 •I• ' . ' : . . . 41 1 0 4) . C . , • / TT, :. , , i I.i , 1 i . 111.. ^ . • w° , i- 4 . r\„l CI d ig s , • t ' ~~C~ rT ;7 4:XrittP NUMBER 4222 3 :AMON:I4I4c Iso2 This day was lublased i , is One Vol 40 p ee ys. baud% THE FESTIVAL of the RO'S x‘•tit other POEMS—Sy .MONTOLIEU C PRICE dIX-PENCE, London, May sy, !Stn. LOST from a Gentleman's Carriage, fuppoleci at the Du& at Staines, or At the Star at Oxford, a Sma3 Red Leather Quarto Writing Cafe: It contains Paper.' of nn value but to the Advertifer —Whoever will bring it to the Bar of either of the above Inns Mall be handfomely rewirdLd ; or to Mr. Hatehard, Bookfeller, Ne. t9O. PleeadßlY. E. Id; rev /AY 28, 18os. cs cd. mei 'IEL. to. I. Cam t doc rte, LLOYD'. COFFEE-11013S May 2E, 28.21 AT a GENERAL MEETING of . 11e . SiT11.) SCRIBERS for the Eredtion of a STATUE of Fi thtli Right H. WILLIAM PITT, late rkLord of the TtettA Etty, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, for the dilUnguittrd Services which he has rendered to /As Country during the csurfeof his able and upright AfintinirtrAtica. JOHN JULIUS ANUERbTEIN, Elq. in Um Chair. Rifoived, 'That the Money fuhfcribol and to be fulAcribed for the above purpole, than be vetted in Tenfires, to be Kerr • , ter appointed, to be applied by them in Rich manner as the) th.lit think expedient in the Erettion of a Statue or Momumcut co the Memory of the Right Hon. William Pitt, after his dc mile, and in the mean time to acciunulite: The Chairman having reported that the Money already re ceived has been laid out in the 3 per Cross. Refolved„ That the Paid Money. to ether with future guacripcions, ihall for the prefcnt be vetted in the Funds, in the names of Earl Spencer, J. J. Angeritein, Thomas So nar, Efqrs. Lord Vifeount Belgrave, and Samuel Thornton, Efq. M. P. Refolved, That the Suditeription mall contitme open only for • limited time, to be hereafter fpecilled. Relayed, That a *surd Menti-sg of the Subfaibers mall be held on Thmfday, June 3, at the I.ondonTii+ern.ht twelve o'clock PrcatlY , to confirm or alter the above Rofolutions. &fared, That the Thanks of 'tie Metdeg be given to the Chairman. -- --- Amount of Subferlptions advert ital. 3885 L 41. Lord Cursor) - 13 zo G. ',More. of Appkby, P. Rogers Bearcroft zo zo Ltict Rerfhlre to zo Sir Carfare Corbel, of Right Rey. the Lord Adderly.Shropflaire 10 10 lidhop of Cloyne • zo zo T. B. Brampiton is zo The Marrieds of Ely az 0 T. Gardin Bramitors 5 5 The Hilltop of Peter- Ref. Nlarthew Surrey as ao borough to 10 Lieut. General Bares A.R. lkeehyronel S .5 Charles Hompefels zo to jam Dilfelland Sod so zo Sir H. Harper, of Calk, Earl of Pembroke 30 art Derbythire so so Tbo. Henry Lamb to so Peter Batboy, fen. to so John Ayton 10 to Sir Robert Male so to Paul Orchard so so Wen. 80117C1 to so John Tyrrell so to Lord Boringdon si o Rundell and Bridge to So Clarks Long so to The Mayor, paranoia Mra.Locg to to Fetemea of the An- Woodall and Miller to so daft Town of Win. 26 S 10 10 Sir Thomas Broughton at o chafes Thai= V/Mianu to to Peter Fedor Tho. Bateman Lane Subfcriptions continue to be received by Bennet and White, at the 'sr of this Coffee-haute; and at the Bankers in Lon don, Weitminfter, and the Borough of Southwark. RALLOONS and PARACHUTE.—The Pub lic are molt refpettfulty Worsted, that the EXHIBI TION of M. GARNERIN's BALLOONS and. PARA CHUTE, which was adycrtifcd for the ad of June next, at Diarlboroggia-gardens, Chelfea, is unavoidably POSTPONED for a few days, in audidaation of the deism that might at erue to the neiglapouriag Gordan and Oro% Lands, from the great eoneourfe of perlims who are expand to aiwnhle ; an inconvenience that M. Germain would ma easier* ovoid.— It kin contemplation to obtain the ufe °fa more om and eligible fpot, of which public notice will be forthwith AU Thkets Med for Marlborough-prelens wm in received at fuel place; and, in the mein dme, the Ishibitian elide Bal loons and Parachute win continue ae Ind sa the Pemehoom FASHIONABLE DANCING DT a. utag, • PRIVATELY Taught to Ladies and Gentle men of any age, who have never Law this aucomplifis men, or not in the improved modern ityle, at No. 19, Ss ea- RAID4TItECT, Oolden-Srre L and No. to, eat AT ALI,. Goodman's-Fie; They are taught an a plan par ticularly calculated for thole towboat it la an objetet to acquire h expeditioufly, pr. vatdy, and in the left ftyk of faildnd. Foreigners, Weer* and Country Befidenu, who may with to learn in a few days, asst' Board and Lodge, privately, in the linufe, and receive maim inftruetion. Te•ic Academies are open all the Summer, and tfinugh they are principally for growls-up People, yet Climer are tiro in knitted twice a week on the dual tams; awl it DOI brought lanyard, as much in'ime year, sat Schaub &aural in two. No charge made :or tlatir initeUon. • • Mr. At.ttn &fauns all prefent concerti with Ids late Academy in Haplon-fquare. • • GRECIAN COMPOUND. LADIES are rtfpeaftillr ?stormed, that, for particular reafons. the Grecian Caepo n d Is removed from Mr. Day's, No. 7,•:Tavißock-ttrost, Co t.Oadca. to 211 r. Arkkery's, No. 6, where they may depend on havli4 it Lrouine.—This Corrsodtio..l, for ittentbening and changing iced or Cray Hair to atcautifol and natural brown or blzek,in titr cootie of three or four days, Rands unrivalled. It is entire ly free from that purple hue arifing from the ufe of Italian or thrtnial hair-water; warranted nev‘r to change colour during EN, or to full the molt delicate head-theft. It fmells life fpnng-water, and may be ufed it any radon of the year, with. out the haft danger of taking told; and, as • licurity againft ixnporition, any Lady er Gankman having given it a fair trial, uponapplication where it was pardishod,hays their money retained, if it does not fewer the defeription.--Sold, by or .ler of the Proprietor, by Mr. Golding, Perflamer to her Ma k fly , No. 0, Cornhill. Price 0. 6d. each bottle. ROMAN .EMENT. MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankfide, Sontb mirk, manufadture CtMtNT Or M for Building in Water, which far forpaffra in stility Dutch Terms, or ani other kind of Mortar. It gives to•all kinds otßrick. or Stooc an uncommon degree of ftresigth and coheflon. It figs tirdcr witcr, loon becomes as hard as ftone and may be ex paed even to the rattrap of the feu vritho:k Injury. In all ) 1 014:Lt a is, dwrcfore, tun - acted to refift or contain water. this Cram may he %dal with finguLar advantage : or It may be Miwered with lime and Land to any ddirable degree, for men -IPoll rpoks, . • They po ado prepare Stucc o for Whig Wangs 'With. of the ft-:.: hard mil durable satire as the Cement. It profteves the Walk from wet and damp, and may be eseeisted Go as com pictcly refemble Stone,. st s vary moderate eapasera Flat Coping, and Gutter Stones, chart than tatural Stone. t4L , KING'S Para gr, CALMS for Oohing Of shisgas rrkdil BLACKING, for Sbees, Boots, &c. Price 6d. each. I'HESE CAKES , make. with the Aftmoil Eafe II the addition of Water only, aloft excellent Minim; I :quid Black*, much fhperier to any hithertaknown ; it trivet line 2 black and melt beautiful glob to the Leather, yet ne sse rcaders it Gil co herd, but on the coausry. revel= it fresh cracking, and prtferees it loft, pliable and aselbw to the very 1. a. It is perkeuy frce from knell. add the Shoes that are :ked with k will*either the fawns in patting se, nor C. (Wain. ill wearing. . • Ike ion; citahlkhc&repotation of there Cake Living ioducca y Perfunt to counterfeit thetn,thufe who snake tiff of than • tespo fled to take notice, that Done are ge t nuirie het: an engraved Label palled on each Cake. with there watt, " by the Kiag's Paean, Cants for Shlaists L4old likekini, rl'ved by Wm. Bayley, the Patentee, and Cold by &Tier a' , l Blew, Cockfpar-ftrect. 1.ondon;" where a large allowaace I. ma& to Mae who boy them for exportation, or to 0 *gain, nl•:aaI i r , ldi k oumtofuelsastakequantitiesforreadymosey. N. B. The Bills of directions are famed with myasme, which m: the outfit of each Cake, W. 8 NLny of the counterfeit Cakes nearti refembling the t-re ntaeS in Ipp...imam. they may be difetivered by my Name un the I .lollkik ti , :;:fisestly fpek,or the word (as) or (as for. aserly) lidure the weed prepared. A...nn--73) , ,* • Author of the Gardens, VA *anted Plants" Sto. Ete. Sold by IVleffrs. Kirby, Old ilund-ilreet ; Mr. Robfon, New Ilond-ftreet • Mr. Evans, ; Mr. White, Fleet R iv et; and Mr. H urft, in Paternofter row. As above may be bad, aiew copies of the Enchanted Plants • This day was publill.e.l, Price Ss. in hoards, With Three highly-Baited .Engravings by J. Mkan, fiom ortinal Defigns by Robert Krr Porter, Efq. PLEASURES OP SOLITUDE': Second Edition, with other Poems, By P. L. COURTIER. • Loudon: Publithed by F. and C. kbrinkiton, .No. d 2, St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. liatchirt No. 190, PircadinT• This flaY whspablibed, price Twb Stallinp Mid axpeilee: ALETTER addreffed to ROWLAND EVA- DON, Efq. M. P. on the precut State of the Carrying Part of the COAL TRADE; with Tables of the feveiaiDeitei on Coals received by the Cetporoltase vi the City By NATHANIEJ.. ATCHISOkIaI. A. S, Landon : Primed by I'. liivkais, p yell[ tiifrsl' sy,RietardkoNAlNPMO a ; Iftitel** Pficsila r isk4f by the Boaideilers in Neweaftle and Bondeßand. N. B. The Profit arifing from the Sale of this Pais-Alai will be applied to the Funds of the infirmary at Newcalikpand the I.)ifpeni.ny at Sunderland. This day were pithlifhcd. In Two Volumes ()arm, Price in boards tss. VLEMENTSofGENERAL K N OWLEDGE, ALA introduCtory to Uleful Books in the principal Branches of Literature and Scienee. With Lifts of the molt approved Au thors. Defigned chiedy for the junior Students in the Univer- Sties, and the higher Claffes in S c hools. By HENRY KETf. B. D. Fellow and Tutor of Trinity College, Oxford. Oxford : Printed at the Uuiverfity Preis, for the Author And fold by Meffrk Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; Hatchard. Piccadilly; and Egerton, Whitehall, London ; Hae well and Parker, and J. Cooke, Word ; and Deighton, Cam bridde.—Of whom may be had,Litcly publilhed by theta= Au thor. the Fourth Edition of Hiftory th, Interpreter of Prophecy; or, a View of Scriptu ral Prophecies and their Accomplifitman in the pact and pre fect Occurrences of the World ; with Conjectures reipedling their future Completion ; ins Yoh. Bvo. price, in hoards, to. JOURNEY TO PARIS. The following interelting Work is recommended as a (likable Companion to Fcrfons taking a Tour to the French Me tropolis. This day was publithed, In Two large Volumes Odavo, price i6s. in boards, A NEW PICTURE OF PARIS.- Tranflited from the French of MERCIER. This Work will be found to contain not only a livery De fcription of the French Metropolis, but an accurate Deline ation of the Manners of the luhabitants, the Public Amufe meets, and every thing worthy of the attention of ForelgUers. It alfo abounds with curious, intent:Ring and original ADec dotes of the French Revolution ; and perhaps gives a better pidture of Chore wonderful TratiCadions than any Pubricatien extant. Printed fot H. D. Symonds, Paternofter-row, Where alfo may be haft, A JOURNAL of OCCURRENCES at the TEMPLE,dnr sing the confinement of Louts XVI. King of France, by M. Ct.car, the King's Valet-de-Chambre. In French, or in Eng liat, price fewcd, or ma. 6d. on fine paper. NXCIONAI. WORK. Prop •• file for publirahig by Subfeription, under tba patronage of, and dedicated to their Royal Highnelfes the Palace of WALFS and DURC of Yoaa, AN HISTORICAL. PRINT, commemorative of the DEATH of his Escetleacy The Right Hon. General Sir R ALPH ABERCROMBY, K. B. Commander in Chitin( his Nlajcity's Forces in Egypt ; Approved and fandioned by his Family, Frain a Pitfkure now painting by Tres. STOTN•PIp, Efq.R.A. Containing Fourteen Portraits of Principal Officers. To be engraved in the line mintier by Faison 4.00 AT, Hif torlcal Engraver to his Royal huts the Prince of Wales. The ascot the Print 'Millie that of the Death Of General Wolfs. Price to Sobferibers, tL a is. 6d.--Profs, 31.35. To be delivered in the naiad= as fiabfcribed, and no mow taken till the delivery of the Print. Atter which the price will be railed to Nomfubferibers. _ Work will , be received by Mot" John and Joruh Bovdell, Shakcfpcare Gallery, and No, po, Cbeapfide; Mars. Nicol and Son, Bookfellers to his Ma jetty, Pall-Mall; Mr. Egerton's Military Library, Wititels.lll; Mr. Clark, Bookfcller. Ncw Bond-ftrert ; Mart. Clay and Shriven, Printfellers, No. ill, I.ud*ate l bill; Man. Murray and Highky, No. 32, Fleet.itreet ; Mr. Kay.Bookfeller, facing Sconerfct Houfe; Mr. Legate, No. 3, Charks-itreet, fez Hofpital; at M. Archer's, Bookfciler, and Mr Allan, Print- Idl Dubtat ; MelTra. Marian and Miller, Edinburgh; and by Mr. Ewen, Caftle-flavet, Aberdeen. RYMER% CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE. (By . his Majelty's Royal Letters Patent ) THE following Letter from Lieut. LtbiBIRD to Mr. RYMER, is a further proof of the efficacy of this ikcomparabic Medicine in Nervous and Bilious Complaints : flia, &Mel, `Sept. 54, ski it4ticc,nar even common humanity,urges me in the ftrongeft degree, with gratitude, to confers the wonderful era% and ope ration your invaluable Tincture has had upon me, and for the relief of others, Oswald they be fo unfortunate as to (offer the calamities I have experienced, have not the !raft doubt but from the Thaw* they will find a speedy relief. Owing to drinking of [Wits, high living, and the extreme heat of the feafon, I could not rife from my bed in the morning without firft taking a glafs of fpfrits,which (pro tempest) yield ed relief, but I became fo nervous food after us not to be able to walk actors the Mom, which his lately ttnnitiated In ftrong convnltions and a bilious complaint ; my appetite entirely left me, and for a fortnight not any food, even broth or any liquid, Would Ray on my Roma& for the (pace of five minutes. Hay. ng tried the firft advice that could be procured, boil. In Lon don and this place, without erred, I bad remade to your Car diac Nervous Tinffitire, which t finctrcly thank Gon and your ** has reftored me to plead health, even before I had taken two fmall bottles. For the univerfal good of the community, 'deified al I have been, I with Tout° make any ore you may deem proper of this parted cure, and. as in gratitude buund,beg leave to fubleribe myfelf, your's, obediently, R. LIMBIRD, Lieut. Royal South Lincoln Regiment. Sold wimale by Meffrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. to Bo ' Church - yard ; and mai! by every Vcnder of Pateht Me llen" in the United Kingdom, in Eottim of as.ud. Sr. sd. and us. 61 each. Of whom may be had, WYMER's DETERGENT PILLS, for the One of Lives, Mundial with Aaiun; and DwapScal Legs; for= charge of Gal Stones, Deftruclion of Worms, Ste. Price j.. 6d. • RT M ER's CARDIAC TONIC PILLS, for Female difeafei. Price ss. pl. and res. 6d. RYMER'S PECTORAL FEBRIFUGE, for daniennts Colds, Declines, other Pulmonary Affations, Althtba, Sm. Price ae. 9d. 55.34. and tu. 6d. RYMER.% ESSENCE of GARLICK, for Strains and Snares the Rtwarnattlin, Lumbago, and Sciatica; for Paralytic Numb: tuft, Rheumatic Stiffnes,Gouty Laments, and Swellings of thb joints : ado for the Hooping Cough and the Spafmodic or Nerv ous AP.anta. Price sw 9d. a Bottle. ARMY. .. - • MR. JOHNSTON, No:6, Craven-ftreet, Strand, 1•• IL i.onilon, refpedfully acquaints the Army, that he ne gotiates the Purchafe, Sale, and Eithaw of Army Commif final and meta u Agent for Staff and Pay. He is now authorised In fen Enfigncies, (not liable to reduCtion by she Piatee,) in Regiments Rationed in England. Ireland, the WeR Indies, the Case of Good Hope, Amalea, and the Mediter ranean, for the regulated PriceAsAlfo thole in Regiments of tire Iliteallacs, tar Soo Guineas.. AN'l'itito inkchafe, or to hire, on a Leafe of a entalat ainsissi of years, s COTTAGft, with a kw Ants at taad, :sat einceilbe sg.ityakd dit Pea Caaft istilketh Wake, or widdittlha akdrIMAIWINONIM Mina add lansao—sot mom doe eassidalkaksis itillaskit Tams. ..—Diettft nosy ***fry and eaaa I •od P 4l "N r rng"...• , t4lolo4o;tai Vb jam,. - - - - TO BE SOLD, Purloin to a Decree of the High Coast of Chime/fry, made in a Cade " Smith v. Calhoun," before job Spina. Bk. one of the Mailers of the Add Court, In 1.4 w THE Manor or Lordlllipi of TI,DtS*ELL and HIGHLOW, with the feveralMilibmis and Farms, Lands, Tenements, and Real Elates, late of John Archer, Efq. Saute in the Several Pariikes, Townthlpe, and Places of Tidd well, Highlow, Nether Mutton, Hatherfedge, Hope, CalUeton. TbornhW,Eyam, ()slyer, clhapel in the FrMi Little Haddon's', InlAcY, Litton, Wardlow, dothaidge, Oireitein, Halleford, Baroforth, Holene, and Bakewell, in the County of Derby. Pardeulan whereof may he had (gratis) at the fold Maker's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, and of Wks. Graham, Solicitors, ll r ineoln's tap. London. NORTHUMBERLAND. • 'TO BE RE-SOLD, purfnant toliti order or his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, in a' Can& depending therein,indtuled Reed againft GoldbUrn, before Abel Moyfey, Efq. Depthy to his Majcfty's Remembrancer of the Paid Court, at his Chambers, in the Exchequer Office, in the Inner Temple, London, on Saturday, the 26th day of June, 1802, at Twelve o'clock at Noon; a Freehold Eftate, called BIRDHOPE CRAIG, situate in the Parini of Elfdan, in the County of Northumberland, cemprifing Birdhope Craig and Silburn Foot, now let to Mr. John Davifon, Tenant at Will, at the clear yearly Rent of One Hundred and Forty-two Pounds. Further Particulars may be had gratis at the Office of the to his Majefty's Remembrancer, at the Exchequer gZe n e T aforefaid ; of Mr. Ellis, Solicitor, Newcaftle-open-Tyne; Mari. Dann and Trefdale, Solicitors, Threadneedle-arm, London; Mars. Purvis and Surtoes, Solicitors, Ncwcaftle upon-Tyne ; and of Mt. Grey, Solicitor, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn, London. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Conte, the Earl of Macclesfield again& Wuhan, before Edward Leeds, Efq. one of the Mat ters of the Laid Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southamp ton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, in 21 Lots, on Mon day the 2rft and Tuefday the 22d days of June, dna, be tween the hours of eve and fix o'clock in the A fternoon : Sundry FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, late of Thomas Blockall, Efq. detested, fuaate in the feverol Pa tithes of Winston, Hornfey, and Hackney, in the County of Middietel; in the Pori& of Hitcbin, in the County of Hert ford; in the Pugh of Appleton, in the County of alerts; at Swallow-fields near the road from Reading to Eafingftoke, is the raid county of Berke, and in the City of Coventry ; And alto one Stare in the New Myer Company, and five Ira Ton tine Debentures of tool. each. Partkulars may be had at the faid Mates Chambers, on-building; of Mcffrs. Graham, Lincuin's-inn ; of Mr. Oxfordibire ; of Mr. Eade, Hitehin ; of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land-Surveyor, Richmond, Surry; and of Mr.l home Grimes, White Bear Inn, Coventry. COAST OF HAMPSHIRE. • TO RE SOLD RV PRIVATE CONTRACT,, Within Haifa Mile of a good Turnpike Road, ANEW BUILT VILLA, with attached and detached Offices eompleat, Kitchen Garden, Green - hook, Ste. furrounded by about 120 Acres of Land, remark ably well wooded, with a confiderabla Quantity of fine Oak Timber. Thu Eltate is warned by a navigable river, on which there arc two (Lays or Hards. A Farm Houfe, Vard, Barn, &e. Ste. detached and well planted oat. The Houk is fit for the Immediate Reception of a Oentlentan's Family, and commands mob bestial's! Land and Sea Profpeds. For Particulars apply (if by letter, poll paid) to Mr. Ridding, Southampton, of whom Tickets may be had for viewing. A VALUABLE LIVING FOR SALE. TO BB SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, I'HE Perpetual Advowfon of the &dory of •a• Spazton, In the County of Somerfct, (fubjeet to the Life Interdt of the prefer* incumbent, who Is in his yjth year, and very Infirm.) The Glebe and Tythes are now let to a Prodtor for about 4001. per annum, and have not been advanced for near 3o years. They aft coofequendy capable of great Improvement, as the Pali& C 0131411111 3041 acres of very rich Land, about stloo of which are arable. It is lituated in a very healthy delightful fpottlng pin of the county of Somerfct, being &Rant about five miles from Bridgewater, eight from Taunton, two very ca pital butte towns, and only four miles from the Sea. The %Nonage Houfe is a large fubitandal ftone-built and tiled Building, with a coach.hotsfe, Rabies, barns, and other scceffary Aces, in complete repair, with a good Garden, and 64 acres Of Glebe Land, in a high Rate of cultivation. Letters may be addrcifed to Mars. Pearfon and Son, No. 6, Purnp.court, Temple, London; and Mr. Ruffen, Attorney at Law, Beaminfter, Dorfct, who are authorifed to treat for the fame. William Williams, of Spazton, will (hew the Pre:lnks. GREAT BENTLEY and PRATING, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIQN—By WM. BUNNELL, Oa Saturday the sth day of June, !Sox, at the White Hart, Colchetter, between the Hours of Four and Mx in the AG. t 45110401. (nubile previnufly difpored of by private Contras,) A, MOST deferable FARM • confifting of a' Dwelling-botife, Barn, Stables, an d: regulate Buildings in excellent repair, and Z 37 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, xad Apart Laud ; I I 4 of which, with the Metinage and Build- Ingt, are Li the Pah& of Great Bentley, and the remaining 13 Atres In the pal& of Frating, In the County of Effex, aiireiably fitnated near Bentley. Green, 4 Miles from Saba Ofyth (bay, (where Corn may be !hipped, and Chalk and Ma mma 60t4Ined) and. about 8 Mlles fram the revisal Market Towns of Cob/idler, Manningtree, and Dedham. The whole in the ocanpation of the Executod of the lite Mr.john Lufkin undeia Leafe, fix Years of which Will bd unexpired at Mt: • Montauk. nest. _ _ _ _ The Mettuage and about eight acres or this Farm are Copy.. hold of the Manor of Great lientley, Hetlotable, and fubjead to a Quit-Rant of 7s. sd. per Ann. the remainder is Freehold, and the whole moderately afteffeito the Land Tate. • The Prenoites may be vinved,and rowdier Particulars known upon application (Pertonally or by Later pat-paid) to Metta. Sutton and fledge, SolLitors, Coachella, at wink Office a Map oldie Mate may be fcen. PORTER'S QUAY. To be LET on LEASE, for any term nut cr•:erding 61 Year's . , to commence from Lady-day next, ]'HOSE valuable and entedive Prenais joining the Cultten-houfe, known by the name of. Pon vga's (.22JAr, with very capacious and ftibiLuitiAl Ware.hutqa, together with four Hodes contiguous, extending into LoW‘w. Tharnes-itreet, not heretofore leafed therewith. Thele Pre , Mires are admirably well calculated either for the Foreign or the Home Trade, And their great importance to all perfAiii engaged in any extenfive commerce renders a further deft-Tip tion of them unnecciTary•. A Plan of the afore Paid Prcmif, s may be teen, and further particulars known by application At the Clerk's Office, Filliniongers' Hall, London; where Propo fait, Pealed up, may be fent on or before the sift day of July next. N. B. The Land Tax has been redeemed as to all the aforefAid Prentifes. EXTENSIVE SHIPWRIGHT', YARD, WI MIN THE PORT OF PLYMOUTH. TO BE LET, fora Term of Fourteen Years, And entered dpon imosediAtelY, THE Ship Wright's Yard.. with the Docks, Slips, osys, Stores, Lofts, end Aids, late lb the"nctopotion of Mr. Thomas Duafterviide, &word at Ealifooodeouk, near mouth, a fell Acre b i l t eiptlipAee)!Wh- t orwOr Enoch, and of an Acre viest f i t idosivi mm r im e, rpt i r c o t ; water fuflicienf d thiiktinf ghipt of the Lug& tonnage, and being in every rtfitedt the brit fiftieth Yard within the Port. ASO, to be let, fora term of fe►en years, from Midfummet next (If a good life, aged about 55, gull live fo long), a field of rich Failure Land, contaiu..ig abotit Five Acres, called Windmill-park, near the Hne, In the Parifh of St. Andrew's, Plymouth, now in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Skelton. For which purpofes a Public Survey will be held at the Globe Inn, in Plymouth, on Monday the 7th of June next, to la;.-in preelfely at five cielcia in the afternoon. For vical lir the Pronifes apply ti John Tingcombe, Efq.; and for further particulars to Mars. Liford and Foot, at Piyl. month Dock.--May 19, tB*3. Mahogany, Wainfeft, and Clapboards, Clean and Second pro. pared Floor Boards and Dattens„Oak Plank, Scantling, Pods, Rails, &c. &a. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-43y JOHN A'S - RES, On Monday the 3llt of Mat, tBO2, and on Wednefday the ad, and Thurfday the 3d of June, at Twelve o'clock tech day, on the Pre es, oppcdte the Green Dragon, Pedlar's Acre, near WelWind:a Bridge, ALL the fuperfluous and gentiine Stock in Trade, of Mr. Adam, Timber Merchant and Builder, compelling a large Quantity of Spanint and Honduras Maho gany, in Planks, Boards, and ends, of various thicknench dean and fecond prepared Battens and Deals, Clapboards front Inch thick to 4 Inches, Oak Plank, Pull% Cant Rails, dec. May be viewed till the Sale. Catalogues may be had on the Premlfes, and of Mr. Ayres, Broker and AuCtioneer, Houndfditch. To Boolfellers, PubWhet* Printfcliers, and Amateurs of • fine Engravings. The fuperb COPPER-PLATES of MACKLIN's BIBLE, With Stock and other Mits. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By PETER COKE, BURRELL, and FOSTER, At Mrs. Macklin's great Audion and Fein*lon Room, No. 39, In Flect-itreet, on Wednefday, Jane the 9th, licit, (The Sale to beg R -Pitt at . Twelve o'Clock), QEVENTY-ONE COPPELATES, con . tabling the Hiftoric Engravings , and One Hundred and Fourteen Ditto, containing the Vignettes, With the remaining imprefßons on hand, as the fame were pnblifised in the late Thomas Macklin's Splendid, Magnificent, and Matchiefs Ed- Lion of the HOLY BIBLE, with a few complete Seto of Proof Prints, lettered, and unlettered, which claim the attention , 3f the Amateurs of fine and fingul a r Engmviogs. , ASV a few Reims of Imperial 94tarto Paper, Waite, Letter-piers, Paftcboard, and other Paper, and various Prtffes and Utenfib ufeil in carrying on this Work. And at the Pause time and place will be fdd, Various Pictures and Prints, with route Copperplates, being the remaining Part of the Stock in Trade of the late Thomas Macklin. To viewed on Monday And Today preceding the file. Catalogues may be had of Mefra. Peter Coze, Busren, and Fpkr, at their Office iu Throgmortoa-itrcet ; and at the phiec of rale, on anti after Monday next, the 3 tit day of May inft.; SUSSEX, WITHIN SIX MILES OF LEWES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-4y Mr. CHRIS*III% . At his Great Room in 0 -all-Man, on Thurfday the tcth of June, at One &Clock, AVALUABLE and clearable PREEHOLD ESTATE and FiESIDENCE, eligibly Smote at an ogre,- able &Rance from the Turnpike-road, within Six Miles of Lewes, Fourteen from 13righton, Fourteen from Elia-Grit:- Read, Twenty from Tunbridge-Y.4ls. and Forty from Lon don, in a beautiful and [porting- part of the County of Sufis. called ADES, or EADES ; confining of a neat, compact, gat demon-like modern Houfe, with Stabling for Ten Hoili s, Two Coach-houfes, and every necelfary f_achedand detached Office of every deferlption, (tilted to the Mannon and the Farm, excellent walled Kitchen-garden, planted and folly cropped, beautiful Fleafure-ground, Lawn, rich Shrubbery. tly Plantations, acc• The Houfe feated on a commanding eminence. In the midlt of abo Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, Paßure, Hop, and Wood Land, an Afylum for Gamc, the whole lying compael, within a Ring Fence, and in the higheß Rate of Cultivation, with extenfive and valuable Common Rights, with Lime-kilns on the Common. APerfon attends who will Ow* the Prernifes, and Particu lars had of :the Printer of,the Lewes Paper; the Inns, ilia Grinftead; Star, Lewes; White-Hart, Godtten • Cattle, Brigh ton ; Stiffer Tavern, Tunbridge-Wells; Rainbow, Corubill - main Pall-Mall - - GLOUCESTER and WARWICK. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. GRAgiAM, At Tom's Coffee-houfe, Cornhill, on Tuefday, June sod, tikes, at 'Pertly@ o'clock, In Two Lots, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprifang the Lordfhip of LARK STOKE, in Gioia cafteilhire on the -bonier of Warwickthire, containing 74 Aorta, wi t hin a Rios Fence, divided into t wo eligible Datfy and Agricultural Farms, Including about zoo Acres of uncom monly rich old enclofed Meadow and Pafture, with the Manor Hoare and Farm Houk, both built of Stone, llamas Quarry on the Eftatc, and all other requifite Buildit.gs in perfcia order, on Leafe to Mars. Cooper and Fletcher, raponfible Tenmts, at very low Rents, amounting to es7l. nos, pe r An num , ex clufive of Woodla nd and Plantations in hand. The fitnation and properties of this Eftate baffle defcrip• ion. Its Crown was the love-frequented (pot of shakeipeare, tom minding the nsoft enchanting profpeas in every direction, bounded only by tic horizon, and fuppofed to embrace a cir cumference ,of 400 miles, with lucid Springs nearly at the hlgidt Inp, sad a Brook courting its boundary through the, Valley Ididinso for a MM. The natural pride gf tnglaud, in the belted. of Sheep, has here its greateft bualti and limn the furainit to itie foot the fcene is fo hapfifly Aiverlidcd with luxuriant Hill and Dale, that taken altogether it is, perhaps, one of the motLenriable donialos in the Kingdom, at cafy lama from Campdrn, Shipiton, eitratfuni.upon-Avon, &c. capable of great improvement.—Part of the Purchafe Money may remain en Mortgage. Particulars May be had at the Sur Inn, Oxford ; the Inn: at Shipfton, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick, Birmingham, &c. o f Mans. Smith, Kekewick, and Hondas, Litigates Inn square ; and at Mr. Graham's Office, No. 1111, Chancery irk, London.