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• ft) s t o, ). • . 4 • .-%?-40f ".41, MBER 51581 SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 18c)5! A:TI.EY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE, ;'.der the Patronage of their Royal Highneffes the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. [PRICE SIX-PENCE. n N MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 5, and every I , Yening next Week, will be prefented, at Half pact Six preeifely, never performed, an entirely New Comic Ballet compofed by Mr. Gouriet, the Murk, &c. by Mr. err. called VENUS PILGRIM, or, The DERVISE. ARMY—.IrO BE SOLD, In one of the molt eligible and eftecaned Regimaits of Cavalry, ACORNETCY out of the B rea k.—Th e purcha -L fer of which will alto have every profpea of early promotlm. For particulate apply to Mare. Rhodes, Cook, and HandlCy, Solicitors, Clerkenwell. Thb ay wee publithaL In - One Whim road/alp ottavo, price 4s. boards, SONNETS and other POEMS; to which are added. TALES In Prole. EXEMPTION FROM DUTY ON DIVIDENDS. H IS MAJESTY's COMMISSIONERS for the AFFAIRS of TAXES. hereby give Notice, That all Per rone claiming exemptions from the Duty upon Property, in refpedt of the Dividends of Stock ftandng in the Books of the Bank of England, or the South Sea Company, on the behalf of Foreigotrf. are required to make their claims to [ugh exemption before the Commillioners for the fpecial purples of the Ads, and that all loch claims mutt be made in writing, and delivered at the Office fee Taxes in Sumerfet Place, directed to the Secretary for the Af fairs of Taxes. The form on which filch claims are to be made, may be had at the Paid Office, on application there, or to any in fpedor or Surveyor of Taxes. By Order of Ms Board, N. WINTER. Ofa fir rglett. 7111 . 7 a 6, dog. By Mrs. B. FINCH. Printed for Blacks and Parry, Leadenhall•ltreet rr , e liatcly after which, atth time, an entirely New Magnificert Sp lade, in two parts, taken from an old EVA "Tale, con s or of Recitative, Songs, Duets, Trios, ChurnMa, uncom '; combats with the Battle-Axe, (mall and broad (words, and appropriate Dances, called THE LONDON APPRENTICE; Or, The SEVEN TOWERS of CONSTANTINOPLE. In which Mrs. AS TLEY will appear. Tr the courfe of the Evening, various Equeltrian Excreffes ►y Mi!ler Saunders, Mr. Jeffries, and Clown, Mr, Porter. whole to conclude with (for the 37th time) an entirely New Scrip Comic Par tomime. called TAKE WARNING: Or,'HARLEQITIN IN SCOTLAND. .. - . STATE LOTTERY. SWIFT and Co. N o . tt, POULTRY, heg leave to recomnicaul to the attention of the Public, the Scheme of the prcfent Lottery, wbich will be foul t !! equal in Capitals to pre ceding Lotteries, And much fuperior MTh, arrangement of infe rior Benefits, giving (indepaident of the Twenty Pound Prizes) a return of Ten Pounds each for the 3.000 Srft Blanks, which ma terially leffens the rifle of the Adventure This day were itublithed, , In One Volume Crown Odtaro. price ;v. boards, T'REE DISQUISITIONS on the SENTIMENTS and CONDUCT requifue in a BRITISH PRINCE, in order to merit the favourable opinion of ,he Public.By JOHN ANDREWS, I.L. D. 4 Printed for Blacks and Parry,Leadenhall Brett. SEPTEMBER STATE LOTTERY. 'THOSE who are defirous of favourite or parti -11. cular Numberr, are refpedtfully acquainted, that in the pre fent State Lottery a very early application for them will be necef fary, the demand for Tickets and Shares being very great, and , front the large quantity already fent to the Continent, and the various Cities of the United Kingdom; they will otherwife lofe the chance of divining them,from there being fo much difperfcd. Every information on this fubjedt may be badly applying to RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. _ _ _ RICHARD IdEYLER. Efq. Deccafed. ALL Perfone baring any Demands upon R I CH ARD I. Maxie', late of Crawley Houk, near Winchofter, Efq. decoded. ire.asqwidied to Anna their accounts to Melits.Shawco and Le Blanc, Solicitors, Tudor-ftrect, London. Harlequin; Mr. Tayloi - ; Col =blue, Mrw Wybrow ; And the Clown, Mr. Laurent. Thc Pantomime to conclude with a beautiful Temple and Cata radlt, in motion. M entire New Pantomime is in rehearfal, and will be pro duced In a few days.—Due Notice will be given of the re-appear :.nce of the FALSE PENITENT. Doors to be opened at hal' p Alt five, to begin at tulips!! fix. Boxes as—Second price 23.—Pit U.—Second price is. Gallery as. Second price 6d. Second Price to commence at half•pad Eight &Clock prccif.•ly. JBRANSCOMB and Co. joint Contractors for • the two kit Lotteries, and Proprietors of the Lucky Offices, Nu. 11, HOLBORN, and 37, CORNHILL, beg leave tareturn their molt grateful thanks to the Public, for the great partiality (hewn them in the laic and former Lotteries, and again (illicit their favours in the prefent Lottery, at either of the above Offices; where the following Capital Prizes have been fold,(hared.and re. sacred prior to the hit Lottery for 1804, namely -4 Prizes of £30,000 re Prizes of ,C5OOO 8 20,000 26 •••••••• 2000 II •—•-•—• /11,000 ea ice* And the only Prize of 30001. ever Bared. And in 1804, Na 9219, (hared in 1-half, i-4th, -11th, and 2.t6ths, 4; rO,OOO 11,643, !hared in Ilea:ter, 3-Bths, and 6-16tha, 20,000 7682, (hared in a-aths and 8-i6ths, 20 , 0 2 0 436, (bared in Penance, 3.Btbs, and 6•l6tlis, 2.0,000 13,747. Geared in flatten fifteenths, • iO,OOO Were all fold at the above Offices, betides feveral 10001.100 A 3001. &e. ate. and where Tickets and Shares are now felling, and the Prises (hared by them paid bit demand. N. B. The Lottery begins drawing the 30th of September Ike, and the Blanks drawn for the Brit three days will be entitled to zol. each, as pankularized In the general Scheme ; therefore an early purehafe is recommended. TO AUTHORS. This day were publiSted, price One Shilling, ' TYPOGRAPHICAL MARKS ufed COR. RECTING PRO9FS, explained and exemplified, for the USE of AUTHOREL - WRIGHT and BEAVIS's DIVIDEND. THE CREDITORS of WRIGHT and BEAVIS of &MAI, Linen Drapers, may receive a further Dividend by applying to William Hudfon, Efq. No. ts, Mark-lane, the adling Affignee, any Day, between the hours of Eleven and Two o'Cluck. By C. STOWER, Printer. His utere mecum. Hoe. Primed for the Author, and fold by Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Patera°lter.row. FOR SALE, At the Cullom-Haute, Haßing•, on Wednefday, the 7th day of Auguft, 18os, at Fieven o'Cloek in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. For Private Uk, About soso Gallons Geneva. 860 Ditto Brown Brandy. zoo Ditto Rum. 596 Ditto White Brandy. 54 Ditto Wine. 8111bs. Tea ; 971b1. Salt; 6271b5. Raifins. r The Goods may be viewed the morning of the Sale. • Twenty-6ve per Cent. will be required as a deport. • Speedily will be puhliffied, in One Volume, Odavo. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the ptinci eipal DISEASES of the EYES, illußrated with Cafes. Tranflated from the Italian of ANTONIO SCARPIA, F. R. S. de. With Notes, by JAMES BRIGGS, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and AJLitant Surgeon of the Public Difpenfary. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. • NORTHERN TRAVELS.—This day were publifited, In one large and elegant Volume Quarto, price Two Guineas in hoards. ensbellinted with feverarEngraviap by Medland, TRAVELS ROUND THE BALTIC, through DENMARK, SWEDEN, RUSSIA,PART of POLAND, and PRUSSIA, in the Year slog. By JOHN CARR, Efq. Author of the Stranger in France, Ste. Printed forlttcnaaa Putman, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Bhekfriars POOLE.—FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Cuftom—Houfe in this Port, on Thurfday the Bth of Augnft, tBos, at Two o'Cloeit in the Afternoon, T=HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. For Dealers and Others. For Private Ufe. Brandy, ra Gallons - 2t42 Gallons. Rum 418 ditto - sop Ditto. Geneva • - 1461 Ditto. Port Wine • - a 6 Ditto. Cordial Waters - - an Bottles. 41bs. nylon Tea ; Sibs. Sonchong Tea; 2661b5. Cocoa Nut Shells ; 65 Skins Morocco Leather • and r Black Bear's Skin. ' Alto, the Materials and broken:up Hulls of Four Open Boats. Which have been kited and legally condemned, and may Iss„ viewed and the Spirits tafted in his Mrjefty's Warehouk, two days before the Sale. A TRULY LAMENTABLE CASE. TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE. A PERSON of RESPECTABILITY, •,c;ho has held a (mall Appointment under Government for there 16 years, who has a Wife and two (mall Children depending folely on his exertions for their fupport, and whore ruin mull be inevitable, unlefs he lhnuld be fo fortunate is to obtain or few pounds from a nen-rous Public ; looks with a pitaftrig and anxious hope to this lalt refouree as the only means to enable him to retain his lima tion, preferve his refpefftabllity, fupport his family, and lave him Croat prifon. It would here take up too much (pace to detail his long fuffetings and exertions to keep his wants a keret in his own 'bofona : hii endeavours h4tre failed, and he humbly begs to refer 'thrift whom PROVIDENCIi has bleffed with a difpofition to relieve the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller account to Meffrs. Hoard, and Stirling, Bankers, No. 345, Strand, and Meths. Bel k deco, Lulbington, and Co. No. 30, Cornhill, where the (mailer :donations will be molt thankfully received and gratefully acknow• ledgpd. He begs to return his moh grateful thanks to, G. H. (of Sunderland)„ Zs o °I A Lady 0 ao 6 Anonymous • asciAnonymous,from Minot 1 0 0 F. Efq. 2001H.A. 0 o X. Y. Z. - - zoo! Y.Y.Z. Effix o • - 2.0 I W.T. t ool ST. HELENA. This day was publUhed, in One Volume, Foolfcap Odavo, • Price 6s. in boards ; anbelliihed with two Views, A DESCRIPTION of the ISLAND of ST. HELENA, containing Obfervations ou its fmgular Struc ture and Formation, and an Account of its Climate, Natural Hif tory, and Inhabitants. By a GENTLEMAN. Many years refident on the Mud- London : Printed for Rum AID PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge•ltreet, Blackfriars ; and to be had of all Bookfellers. HEMORRHAGE. This day was publifhed in One Volume °dm, illtdtrittedWith fifteen copper-plates, price Half-a• Guinea in boards, A TREATISE on the PROCESS employed by ▪ Natt.re in fuupreffing the HEMORRHAGE from Di vided and Punt2ured Arteries, and on the ufe of the Ligature; concluding with Obfervations on Secondary Hemorrhage. N.B. The wno Lc deduced from AI EXTENSIVE SERIES. of EXPERIMENTS, and illuftratcd with fifteen copper -pLtes. _ _ THEATRE ROYAL, DRURT-LANY. TALASURT OYFACK Avousr 3, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: that.no Peron will be confidered as belonging to this Theatre. in any ea• reeky whatever, Whether as Perfortner or otherwire, who has rot been, or Chan not be engaged by WRITTEN ARTICLE pre. %joys to the oil of September next. It is requeftrAl, that all applications ill this repeas .as Iva as 211 offers of Dramatic Pieces, by thofe who chufc to honour this Theatre with ( uch reeks, and alto all other CommgniCaticins, re itysllng the tidertiling, may he addreflld to ARON GRAHAM, Efei. Clisireast of the Board of Man:gement of the fold Theatre. By Order of the Proprietors, R. PEAK E, Treafurer. MONEY. AAGENTLEMANWIOWas it in his power to procure any SUM of MONEY, at the Shnrtctt Notice, fur yood Bilis, or upon Annuities, or other Certain Scat ritics,wilbcs to he employed as the Agent to any onions, whether of the Mer cantile or Fafhionable part of the World, who may require his anince..--Pergnial applications are receiied from ten till fonr; and kners, Polt Paid. addrefred to the Superintendant at his bootie. No. tt,New North Rivet, Red I.ion-fquare (if explicitly written) turnediately anfwertd. LINIVERSrrY OF OXFORD.—THE ROEBUCK THE NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may havi occallan to vifit or travel thren,lh OXFORD, arc inoft re ft,eftfully folicited to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK INN, where Capital Hodes and experienced Drivers arc ready to forward them at the reafonable rare of ONE SHILLING PER MILE. At :d to thee Families, or Pcrrons, who may with to iontinue a kw tlAys at Oxford, to examine and view the monuments of art, °lnt edifices, and curiofities, deposited in this celebrated Uni verfity,thc ko r Duct INN affords a gented and comfortable abode, where the utmoft attention is paid, and where the charges are moderate. PATENT RETIRING STOVES. WILLIAM SLARK and SON, furnithing Iron mongers, No. to, Cheapfide, beg leave to recommend to the Nobility and Gentry the ufe of his Patent Retiring Stoves, the erior advantages of which are obvious on the flighteß infpedion, they poffefs every requifite for warming rooms, and at the fame ' i - ve an opportunity of reducing the heat at pleafure, when• r he air becomes more rarified than is ag-ceable or wholefome refpintion. The conitrudion is peifeelly fimple, and cannot le cut out of order, and the fire alto may he extinguifhed without rating pi t ., lily Width means danger is ovoidal, and dolt (fo injari• San tofurniture)rprevented. The Patent Stearn Kitchen to be ken in uf,: every by; Ranges, with Ovens and Boilers,Worm (Wet., Hot Hearthe,Ece. complete Sets of Ritehen Vintiture, in Irma, Copper, and Double block Hanging in a fitperior style. SCO'll"s LILAC BLOOM AND PlN!{' D r Vt. TO Colour Silk Stockings—the firft of there gives the lllearn Hue, fo mach admired .by many in New Silk 3 teekings ; it allb dytsSilk, Linen, Muflin,Ttfferty, Genie, ate. Oz. 6reft Purple, Lilac, and Violet, Ste. of various tints, et pleafure, Led a tolerable Marone Colour. Likevrife, Scow's PINK DT K, poftcffing the like qualities, "l rills beautiful and approved. Price 23. fod. each Packet, with Pricked inftrudions. Stott's laseid'Tnie Blue, Nankeen Dye, Durable Int to mark l•kun with a Vert tt will not difebarge, Superfine Prepared WA *. r Colours, and al in e eenrics for Drawing and Colouring, PPC• '"red and Sold Wholefale and Retail, at his Manufactory, No, .77. near Bedford-ftreet, in the Strand, London, and by avoid re eortzbie Venders of Bottle Articles in the Britifh Dominions. Tie etentive--th e Proprietor's name is marked on the outlide of P - irket, none other Is Genuine. SIR HOME POPHAM. In a few days will be publifhed. I'HE REPORTS from the SELECT COMMIT. TEE of the Houfe of Commons, on Papers relating to the Repairs of hi{ Majefty's Ships the ROMNEY and SENSIBLE, while older the Command of SIR HOME POPHAM. • Together with the Evidence taken before the Committee—which witi be found highly interefting to every perfonconneded with the Britilla N.iVY, and to the Public in general. Prihted by B M'Millan, Bow-ftreet, Covent Garden ; and to be . ltad of hint; of J. Murray. No. 33, Fleet-ftreet, and of every Bookkller ia London. and in every Sea-port in Great Bri , in and Ireland. IN TO AS fRONOMT. This day were publiftted, illuftrated with numerous large Copper-plates, on a plan entirely new, price es. with an allowance to Schools, 'THE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS and of the SYSTEM of the UNIVERSE, written in a familiar and po pular manner, adapted partlet4rty to the perufal of Young Per. foul, and cfpccially calculated to promote and fimplify the ftudy of Ant - tummy to Perfons of all Ages. Printed reit Ittettaan Pact :es, Dridge-ftreet. Blackftiars; red fold by TAB.% av and Co. at the Juvenile Library, New Bond ftreet ; and by MI other Bookfellers. Of wham alto may be had, The WONDERS of the MICROSCOPE, or a Difplay of the Wonders of the Creation, in ()Ned; comparatively minute, il luttrated with very large Plates. Price as. 6d. BOTANY BAY —Thu day was publiihed, In three volatiles, foolfcap odtavo, price 131.6 d. in boards, AVOYAGE ROUND the -.WORLD, in the years 180% aot. iBoa, 1803, and ilks, in which the Au thor incited the principal Illanda in the Pacific Ccean,and the Eng lids Settlements of PORT JACKSON and NORFOLK ISLAND, and !elided eight months in Ot'AHEITE. Including accounts of the prefent State of Society, and of the Progrefs of Civilization fusee the Voyages of Cooke; and an impartial narrative of the pro ceedings of the Maifionaries in the Society Wands, to the latter end of the year 18o3; together with a variety of particulars never before given to the Public, relative to the Settlements in NEW SOUTH WALES, drawn up on the fpot in x 894 By JOHN TURNBULL. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6.Bridge-ftreet, Blackfriara, By j. F. D. JONES, M. D. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. Printed for RICHARD Purcuts, No. 6, Bridgc•ftreet, Black• friars ; fold by Guthrie and Tait, and by E. Balfour, Edinburgh, by W. Gilbert, Dublin,and by ail Bookfellers. Of whom may alto be had, jua publifired, Mr. You NO on the NATURE and ACTION of CANCRR, with a •iew to the citabliftiment of a regular mode of Cuat by natural Segairation, prim os. 6d. in boards. and to be had of all Bookfclras. Of whom may be had, a HISTORY and Deseitirrrox of the ISLAND Of ST. H/tRZNA, dawn up by a OROS lentall long refident there,in one volume, price 6s. in boards. A REAL GRANIM4R, OW GEOGRAPHY. This day was pubtifhed, illultreted wkh'fiveral Maps, price Half a-Crown, bound, With a liberal allowance to Schools. AGRAMMAR of the Fink Elements of GEO. GRAPHY,pradleally adapted to the bufinefsof Teaching, and fimplifylng the Science of Geography, esedtly In the fame manner as the Introduritory Grammars of Murray, Davis, and Alt, funplifying the Study of the Engfifh Language. This Grammar •contills of the materiels, purely elementary, which are contained , in that admired Work, Mr. GoWmith's Geo graphy, on a popular plan ; the descriptions and copper plates ac companying Which hive given an intereft to the Study of Geogra phy, among young people, which letterer before poirefred. The prefent work cootains—z. Fsleptents of Geography, to be committed to Memory..as. The Ufe the Globea-3. (tieftions to be aufwered in Writing -4. A Vocabulary of Proper Names 'of Plates, divided and accented according to their received Pro nunciation. Printed foritt came PIaLLIPs„No.6, New Bridge-ftreet, and to be had of %Macon an pence, York ;H. Motley, Gail:borough; E.Balfonr, Edinburgh; and J. Archer, Dublin. Of whom may be had, _ . _ _ . Geography for the Ufe of Schools, on a new, popular, and faf cinating plan, by the Rev. J. Goldfinith, with Baty beautiful En gravings, price los, bd, bound, being the ehearft Book la the Eng/ifh Langone. USEFUL BOOK FOR CHILDREN. This day was pnbllihed in Three parts, either part to be bad reps. rately, price Three Shillings each, handfotnely halt bound, THE BOOK of TRADES, or LIBRARY of the - 1 - USEFUL ARTS, in which every Trade is illuftrated with reparate Engravings, and its Hilary, Utili t y, pr e f ent S tate , Ad. vantages, and Difativantages, are ful!) , and accurately defcribed. PART I, Wool-comber Bricklayer Shipwright Spinner Carpenter Mariner Waterman Cooper Currier Balketyaker Stone-mafon Apothecary Hat Nfter Sawyer Baker Jeweller Smith Straw-hat-maker PART 11. Coach Maker Feather Worker Trunk Make: Tallow Chandler Laundrefs Wheelwright Gardener Paitour Iron founder Hair DrcWer Turner Copper-plate Printer Comb Maker Brufh Maker Painter Lace Maker Taylor engraver Milliner Shoe Maker Statuary PART 111. Brick Maker Needle Maker Brazier Rope Maker Win Maker Button Maker Weaver Paper Mahe Cabinet Idaker Stocking Weaver Printer Sadler Carpet Weaver Bookbinder Olaf, Blower Ladies Drag Maker Calico Printer Cork Cutter Pin Maker Tin plate Worker Watch Maker Printed for Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Library, No. rsy, New Boud•Rreet ; And to be had of all Bookfellera in Town and Country. N. B At the well known Juvenile and School Library of Tabart and Co. are conftantly kept on fait an unequalled alTortment of Books for young People and for Schools, with which the Trade in the Country are fupplied on advantageous Terms. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. LhONAR.U. At Gemway's Coffee-Houfe, Change• Alley. London, on Tad day, the 13th of Augnlt loft at Twelve o'Clock at, Noon, in Thirty Lots, A VERY capital and elegant Fteeholit Mardian Houk., called LINTON PLACE, on the South fide of Cox heath Hills, within five Miles of Maidltone, in the Parini of Lintoa, la the County of Kent, containing fix Rooms on a Roars'. and fit for the refidence of a Family of Diflindlop, to which there are domellic Offices of every defcription ; alfo a Cold Bath, a Cie.. tal Kitchen Garden, Pleafure Grounds, Avenues of Timber.Treee of various kinds, and a Farm Houfe feparate at a codvenient tones from the Manfion, with a Barn, Stables, and other inhabit* Building', and at t Acres of good Freehold L and chiefly Pafture. The views from the Manion are uncommonly extenfive sad beau. tifuL And alto divers Farms, Menages, and Lands in Linton . Staplehurft, Frittenden, Manion, Bennindon, Wouldham, and Burham, in the Paid County, containi, g in the whole, with the ate Acres, by Adaseafurement, psi Acres or thereabouts. The Lands are confidcrably underlet to fubftantial Tenants. Alto the Great Tythes s of the Paid Parills of Linton. Lfliewffe the Advow. fon of the Vicarage of Linton aforefaid. The whole of the Pre miles may in the mean time be viewed, with leave of the Tenant*. Printed Particulars may be had at the Star, Ceitheath; the Star, . Maidftone; the King's Head, Roebefter; she Granby, Dartford* • the Black Lion, Farninghatn; the Ship, Feverfham ; the Fountain s , Centerbery ; the Bull, Cranbrook ; the Bell, Staphhurft; &Vesta. cen's Head,Alitford; the Woolpach,Tenterdentthell*Mielnie;: Tunbridge Wells ; of Mr. Brown. Land Surveyorasfernereet Mr.Leooard, Chapcl-Court,New Burlington-feet.Loninainaii. of Mr. Woodgate, Solicitor, Golden-fquare,Loadon; whom alio. of each Lot may be fem. . TWO MARINE VILLAS and LAND, on the Shore of the ltchcn River and Southampton Water. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ABBOTT, At the Dolphins, Southampton, on Tuefilay, Augull 6, at Twah's o'clock, in Five Lou, A FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE. at Itcheu, by Southampton, cornprifing a modern Brick Houk, containing the requifite apartments of a large Manfion up. on a cottage kale, conveniently arranged. There and four princi pal chambers, fix upper chambers, a drawing-room, dining-p ar . lour, library, dreffing-room, kitchen, femme' ball, bookkeeper and butler's rooms, ample minting, and every accommodation for a Nobleman's family , feated in a garden and romantic &rubbery, with a brick wail, upon the rife of a hill ; a (pot highly favoured I.y nature, and judiciously improved by art, commanding views of the well known furrounding feene. The detached buildings are a pretty Gazebo, an ornamental ftrutlure, with a piazza, containing domeitic offices ; a double coach-houfe, with faun. dry, and fiz-itall Stabling in a gond yard. The whole neatly fur. ulihed, and ready for the inftant reception of the purchafer. Towering above it, at a Ihort diftance, Rands the fecond Horde —a diftinguinted object in the kale it furveys at every point of the compare to the boundary of the horizon ; containing five prined. pal chambers, two fervants• chambers, drawing room, dining room, parlour, Wheal, cellars, coach boufe, ftable, garden, yard and paddock. The purchaf e r ma y h ave t h e f urn i ture and nme. diate poffeffion. Lots Three, Four, and Five, confift of fuitable portions of Land adjoining. • !aches; is a rural village, on the EaR Bank of the River that gives it name, dole to its jundion wish that noble F-Rtutry the Southampton Water, prefenting a vat expanfe, navigable and crowded by oath of large burthen, the fhores begirt with a highly cultivated country, exhibiting all the beautiful varieties of laudfcape, terminated on the one hand by the Ifle of Wight, and on the other intervenes the ‘ncient and elegant town of South. bampton, enlivening the profped. which words cannot adequate. ly deteribe; they mutt be fees to be known--they mutt be know n to be appreciated. This part of the country is the favourite re— tort of numerous families of the highett daft, affording to there. fident the advantages of the mat polifh.d, extenfive, or 'United Ittciety, or complete retirement, is. a place where there is pleafnro on every hand. The contiguity of the New Foreft, Weymouth, Portfruouth, Winton, the Ifle of Wight, the excellence of the roads, the facility of expeditious conveyance to London, and all parts of the South and Welt of tbe Kingdom, the numerous neigh bouring Gentlemen's Seats, the interefting Rides and Walks, the opportunity of commencing aquatic excurfions at the very door, the convenience of fei.bathing, and the conßant abundant fupply of excellent provifions from a cheap market, combine to render this charming place the molt dehrable retreat from the Metro. polls. To be viewed: Particulars may he bad, and a plan Ceps on the Premifes, and at Mr. Abbott's, No. 23, Shepherd's-market, Piet cadilly. Particulars art alto delivered at the place of tale ;at the Hotel, Weymouth ; White Lion, Bath; Cattle, Brighton; York 1 tiottl ' Margate, and at Gateway's. A LIBRARY OF WIT. This day was publiffied, a new edition, in one clofely printed poc ket siolume, price 61. in boards, with a frontlfpiece,reprefenting Hqgattlei Likighing Audience, "I'HE ENCYCLOP/EDIA of WIT; containing -I- upwards of THREE THOUSAND of the belt Bois Mors, LAUOUABEE ANECDOTES. and pieces of genuine Wit and Hu mour exiiting in the EnttliCh language; being the molt complete, pure, and clailical,colledtion of this kind ever publilhed. warrens. * Let thole laugh now, who never laughl before, " And chore who always bugled, now laugh the more. Port." " Care to our coffin adds a nail no doubt, " And ev'ry grin fo merry draws one out. WOLCOT." Relpedting this work, it is - Empty neceffary to obfcrve, that col !talons of a ihnilar nature, in various European languages, have been eonfulted, particularlrthe great French volume of the Eney elopadiana, from which every thing worthy of notice has been fe lofted ; and that the belt ufe has been made of every previous eolleelion In oar own language, and *revery work, however fcaree or voluminous; from which it was bkely au artiste of any vain, could be gleaned. Printed for ILICH4ED Puttrart, No. 6, Bridge-ltrest, and to be had ofaf Boukfellers in town and country. Of whom may alfo be had in two volumes, foolcap odiavo, price half-a-guinea in boards, The BRITISH MARTIAL, containing the heft Epigrams clink!: In the Finials language. PORTSMOUTH AND PORTSEA GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL be Celebrated on the tett, uth, and 16th of Auguft, and will confift of Five Performances, viz. N WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 14th, at O the Theatre, Portfmouth, (which will be fitted up for the eccation after the manner of Covent Garden 'Theatre, during the (Oratorio , is lent), A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. On TI - lURBDAY MORNING, the t ttb, at St. JOHN'. CHA PEL, PORTSEA, A Grand Seleetion of SACRED MUSIC, from the Worts of Handel, Haydn, Pergolefi, and othergreat Mailers. And in the Evening, at the THEATRE, A MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. Part of which will confift of a Scledien of Songs, Choruffes, dee. from Purcel's celebrated Mufic in the Tempeft. On Friday Morning the t 6th, at St. John's Chapel, The carrcd Oratorio of MESSIAH—and in the Evening, at the Theatre, a MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. In which Mrs. S:COND will fing the much admired Song of— Mad Befa,"alfo will be introduced a Scene from the Second ASR of Handers Serena.a of Acts and Galatea, by Mrs. Stews'', Mr. GM, and Mr. BARTLEMAN. N B. In the courfe of each Eveninesperformanee will be rung ['roc of the molt favourite Glees. The principalVoeal Performers, Mrs. Vaughan (latell4fifs Ten elm), Mrs. St.cond, Maftcr Rro'de, Mr. Lacy, Mr. Thomas, Mr. and Mr. Bartlem...n. Alfo, the following inftramental,• trot, th , Opera Band, bcc. Mr. Lindley, poincipalVioloncello—Mr. Boyce, principal Don- E; Bars—Mr. W. Mahon, principal Clarionet and Second Violin —Mr. Holmei, principal &Mixt—Meng. Griefbach and Oliver,' IlLittioys—Mr L Lorena, Viola—Signior Meriotti, Trombone r. jenkinfon. Double Drums, (the fame u ufed at the Cora-. memoration of Handel, in Weitminfter Abbey).—The Organ by Mr..l. Corte, Organilt of the Cathedral, Silithotry.— n Leader of the and the whole under the direttion of Mt. Sibly. The Band will conlift of nearly One Hundred and Fifty Per- Arrners,lnd tae Chnruffes of Handel will be fupported by up wards of Seventy Voites. ofilted by the Choirs of Salifinory, Wino eheiter, and Chichefter, in order to give full effeCt to the (afloat Compation of that great Mailer. Thht day were publifhed, In One Volume, Crown Oeavo, price sa. boards, Dedicated to her Grace the Duchefs of GOR DON. SIMPLE POEMS on SIMPLE. SUBJECTS. By CHRISTIAN MILNE, Wife of a jonmeyttion Ship. Carpenter,in Footdee, Aberdeen. Printed for the Anthoeds, and fold by Longman, Hurit, Rees, an 4 Orme, Paternolter-row ; and Alexander Brown, Aberdeen.