Star. — London, England, 1805-04-08 00:00:00

- ' i' s. • ' - zt , • . 1 - 41 a t:s '• . . W 3. \ U.' ..: 1 . i. - ; s V •,r( k s II t . ........1 4 L. :,. \ , ..% J 'a / i 7 \11 6,.... .... , ~/..../ , --,...4 1444....... ( L k . 0 ...../ ..... - _ . MONDAY APRIL 8, .1805. Nure.an 5048 PRICE SIX•PENCIL THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY NEXT. APRIL is, lllas, will be 'died the Tragedy of PIZARRO. Rah. Mr. POPP ; Marna, Mr. BARRYMORE. Elrira. Mrs. POWEI.I.; Con. Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. With a VARIETY of ENTERTAINMeNTS. As will be etpreffed in future Bilk On Fatter Ttefday, Hamlet, Hamlet by the room° Roscaus. On Wednefday, the Honey' Moon. Oa l'hurfday, Douglas; Norval by the Youme Rosen,,. '•• 1811 further notice, places can only be taken from Nine o'Cloa till Three. . . ST. VINCENT. A T a Meeting of t h e Alte ra bl y t h e 4th of Decem -4-16 bet. ao4, Mr. ALISANDER CIUIICSIIANE MOM,, and was keonded, that it is ricw.muivo OFFICE, Marsh 21, dos. THE CO3fllf :SSIONBRS for VICTUALLING. HIS ItiA7ESTra NAVY; de hreby give soda, That on Tuerchy the 9th of April next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for THREE HUNDRED CHALDRONS OF PITTS TANFIELD MOOR. COALS, Full pay, t• be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, free of all charge and rifque,to His Malefty,alongfide His Majefty's Victual ling Premifcs at Deptford, in the (pace of fix weeks at furtheit from the date of the Contract; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. PUBLIC ROOMS TO LET. 'THE GOVERNORS of the INING.IN -ILHOS PITAL, Dttsi.iN, give Notice, That they will let. for a term of Three or Five Years, their ROOMS of PUBLIC Re:- CEP FION, confining of A CIRCULAR SALOON, 83 feet diameter. A BALL ROOM, 86 feet by 40. A CARD ROOM, 6o feet by 30. A TEA ROOM, 56 fect by 24. A SUPPER ROOM, 86 fret by 40. A Leifer ditto, 56 feet by 14. With Hall, Yellihule, Dreffiog.marns, Wine and Coal Vauir•, and a molt extenfive and complete Kitcben Apparatus. The Furniture may be had at a valuation, or it preferred, a pet: Centage on the value will be taken as anal :.nt It is unnecef fary to obferve, nut there Premife. afford the only complete ac commodation in this City for Public Entertainment. . . `• Refo!wed ananimoutly, That the Thanks of this Houk be pre tinted to the Hon. HENRY HAFFEY, Efq. late Colonel of the Southern Regiment of St. Vincent Militia, for his zeal and inde fatigable ettertions in organifing and difeiplininc the laid regiment, and for his honourable and independent eondud during the con tinuant of bio command. " Refoived unanimoufly, That the Hon. Henry liaffey, Efq. be .requefte4 to accept of a Piece of Plate, with a fuitable Infeription, of the value of Tkree Hundred Guineas, as a further teltiraony of their efteem and approbation of his condudt during the period he command the Southern Regiment of Militia, fo much to his own credit, and the advantage of the Colony; and that a Mame be fent up to the Council for their concurrenc e . _ GRAND SPRING LOTTERY. Igo. of Prizes. s at Resolved, Tharthe foregoing Resolutions be totaled In the London Papers the STAR, and the Courier." The following Meffart was lent to the Council : The SPEAKER and Gentlemen of the Airembly, to his Honour The Conditions of the Contradt may be feen at the Secretary'. Office. No regard will he had to troy teal,' in which the price Atli scot be Kerte! io word, at iti,gth , nr that frail trot be delivered to the Board before otte 41oel co tie fail Toeflay the 9th of April Reat,ttor ralefe the Perim who mole: the toiler, or foam &rho ea his behalf, attends, to sewer whet. red for. Alfo to he Let, the eaclufive right to the Girdens for three Nigh•s in each Week, from the tit of May to the tit of No vember, far Mufic or tither pnrpofcs 1...0 "(Co 30,c00 Tickets. Total Value. la C 60,000 40Poo ~ 304103 lux° ao,ooo 8,000 7,000 5,000 5.000 - asogico £ 3mcoo SCHEME. Value of each. £ 3 0 0 0 0 10.000 10.000 3.000 1000 3000 SOO 300 30 110 Capital. determinable : fifft•drawn, VI Day j Cso,ooo Unto ad Its"' scoo I' atto 3d ihy moo 14;:o 4th Day !coo Ditto ith Day moo Tickcts and Shirts are PRESEN I Pith-drawn, 6th Days lopoo Ditto 7th Day 20.: 0 Ditto Stli Dry so,ooo Ditto 9th Day 1400 Di•to Toth D., sox° felling at every Office. PRICE : Ticket . - 18 IS o 49 14 o Eighth - 4a 9 6 ♦ IS o I Sixteenth T s o BEGINS DRAWING istk MAY, tilos. INCOMPARABLE LOTTERY. No. 26, CORNHILL. Half grrter HORNSBY and Co. cannot refrain frnrn pointing out the merit of the prefent Grand Lottery. The flrft-drawn Ticket on the 13th of next month is entitled to toted. The Scheme contains twice the amount of the firft.rate Capital Prize. aftially introduced in a Lottery eonfilling of the fame number of Tickets. This paramount advantage has caufed a ferious demand at their Office, f r Tickets and Shares in Town and Country. The l.ottery was eagerly bought by the Public at an advanced price of near four pounds per Ticket before the Drawing began. The prc(ent Lottery furpaffes the laft in fade; in confequenee thereof, IHORNSISY and Co. recommend Clubs, Societies, and individual purch,fers to buy quickly, as they may lave conGderably, and can not poffibly reap any advantage by the delay. Orders by Letter or Carrier, executed on the fame terms as if indent—Prizes paid on Demand, whethei a 37i. or a 30.0001. STATF LOTTERY, Commences Drawing the 13th of next Month. HALL and Co. (fucceffors to Mr. Nicnot.soN), at the Old Licenfed State Lottery Office, No. 88, CORN }III.L, corner of the Royal Exchange. London, apettiully in form their Friends and the Public. that rickets and Shares (aid) Ramped) and in variety of nunsbas, are !cling on the lowelt terms. The number of CAPITAL. PRIZES in this I ottcry (and only 30 co 3 Tickets) is unprecedmetl: The Scheme contains of 30 xcl. I DI 20 cool 3 of loAcoel. 3 of 30001. 5 of tcroibl of ...col. 14 of 3001. a great number of iccl. aud scd. and deo kiwat Prize it I. 10 - Orders Irani the Country, accompani::d with good Bills, at a Ilion date, B..nk Notes, Calh, or Pnit-Office Orders, executed en the ram.- toms as if palatially prefent. Tickets and Shares re gittered at S.srence per Number. • s • Prizes paid an demand, and in full, two months after the Lottery has finithed Drawing. SPATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY 13th MAY. T HE Tickets are fold and divided into Halvet, (barters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BURNE. and Cu. Stock-brokers, at their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Rep/ Exchange, London. and no where elk on their account. Letters, pan paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis. THE SCHEME CONTAINS Two Prizes of 30,000 L—Two of 20,C00 Three of [0,0001. Three of s.o;ol—Fire of t,0001.-- konrtecn of tool &c. &c. and the loweß Prize ad. In the late Lottery, No. 8 035, a Prize of 11p1.11. wall fold and regiftered at the 'lime Office, where No. t 9038, socoL and 20,741 and 10,787 Prizes of tocoL were fold in Shares. • • Country O r den , accompanied with gym dated Bills on London, Poft-Office Orders, or Calk in Parcel by Coach or Car rier, pundually attended to; and Corrcfpondents may depend on being tre..txd csaftly on the fame terms as if perfooally prefent. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. W HEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen expe rience very great peamilry inconvenience for want or knowing fume refpeetable channel through whore medium they may be accommodw rill with temporary or perminent fume of bt , nty. Blare HARRIS and C. at their Annuity Bank, No. 5, Suffolk. ftrett, Chartng Crofs, refretfully inform the Nobility and Gcntry, in poftcffion of Incomes •riling From Freehold. Copyhold, sr Leafehold Eftates, in Land or Hades, Money inthe Funds, Rent Charily% Marriage Settlements, Widow. Jolnturn, A nnuiti-s, Pa tent Mates, Church Livings,or any certain Income for Life, may be fuppikd with fonts of money to any amount, by paying an ad. quite Annuity Intereft for the fame, redeemable any time at their worn option. Perfonal applications will be r ived every day nil three o'clock ; and letters from correfpondents in town or country (poll paid) hnniediately anfwered. E CHEAPEST HOSIERY and GLOVE - WAREHOUSE In the WORLD, Who Wale and Retail, for READY MONEY ONLY, by J. RADFORD, Real Manufac tucer, No. 64, Cheaphic ; and, to prevent mlllates, recoiled that J. R. has no concern with any other Shop in London. Obferve hut the following ittleechgen's Brown Cotton for Boots at t 5.64. worth as 6d. Men 'a Superfine Ribbed Cotton at tally as 6d. 'worth 31. 6.1. Women's Fine COttoo, is. 6d. worth as. Superfine at as. 9d. worth as and Stith curious Lace Clocks, gs. worh A. Black or White Silk Holc,at 6s. 6d. and with Lace Clocks, ya. 6.1. worth gos. 6.1. sco Dozen Men's and Women's Leather Gloves, from is. upwards; We Nic Lace Mitts at as 6d. worth as. and extra long grace Mitts at as. pd. worth sq. and a curious article in Ladles' long Lace Sleeve., cakulated to give cafe and drawee, patronifed by the Royal Family ; LlaCtie Cotton, and othcr Drawers ar only j ^t. worths. 6d. alto new Invented Lamb's Wool Petticoats that are fo roach approved of by the Ladies. More that have to make large purelats will nod the greateft advantage by buying at Mn. Chr.pfki.v. WHITE HANDS have ever been efleemed a p•rfunsl beauty in both Sexes, and in fome parts of Europe art eff mi..' to peeress of rank. The BANDAVA SOAP, or ix- DIAN WASHING CAXIS, puffers the peculiar property of giving the mull ‘Aquifite delicacy of texture, and inconceivable fainters to the hands which are conftandy welted with this Soap, and there died' are not produced too fudJenly, as if by paint, but gradus I. y, by correding all the impede Lions of the Otin. Even in cake where the Orin has been injured by labour or other violence, the hardnefaisand coarfenefa are effeetualty, infallibly, and permanently rerrovcd, and fucceeded by frooothm fa, Limas, and delicecy of appe.,rance, which cannot be acquired by any other means what It is by experience only that any one can form an adequate ides of the fuperiur excellence of this Soap. old, wholefale, retail, and for exportation, by the proprietors' fa• went, W. Wi:hers, No sap, Strand, near Temple Bar; at Mr. Dangerfteld's Library, Bentley- fquare ; Mr. Dunnett, No. 3, 02:..pfide, London, and molt Perfumers. Prlce Oat Shilling cacti Cake. the PRESIDENT and Council. This Hoar have refolved unantmoufly, Mat the Honourable Henry Haffey,Efq. he tequefted to accept of a piece of Plate, with a (Mutat infeription of the value of Three Hundreil Guineas, as a tefthriony of our efteern and approbation of his coodua, during the period ha commanded the southern Regiment of Militia, fo much to his own credit, and to the advantage of the Colony," to which we requeft the concurrence of your Board. Wbi J S TRUTH, Speaker, P. T. His Honour the PRESIDENT and Council, to th,. SPEAKER and Gentlemen of the ALfanbly This Board concur with your Houfe in the Refolution you have come to this day, fhat the Honoura'de Henry Halley, Lfq. be requelted to accept a piece of Plate, with a fuitahle infeription, of the value of 'Three Hundred Guineas, as a teftimony of our efteem and approbation of his conduit durirg the period be commanded the Southern Regiment of Militia, fo much to Ms own credit, and to the advantage of the Coio•:y " Upon the foregoing Refulutions being communicated to Mr. Haffey by the Speaker, he returned the following at.fwer : eta, December 4. tgoe. I have been favoured with the Refolution oldie Houfe of Afcm. bly of this date refpeCling my conduct as Colonel of the Southern Regiment of Militia, and alto with their vote of a piece of plate as a further mark of their approbation. lam impeded with fo deep a fettle of the honour conferred upon nit, that I really want words to exprefs my gratitude. I beg leave to offer through you my fin erre thanks to the Houle, and to inform the -1 that I accept the prcfent of plate fob berally voted with every fentimcnt of refired, and I shall preferve it with pride and exultation In remembrance of the Colony of St. Vincent. My fiat communion in the Militia in this ifland is dated in mei ; I ferved under leveret Civil and Military Commanders within that period, and I flatter myfelf gave fatisfadion to them all, until very lately, and as the Colony has bellowed lueh very liberal marks of approbation of my con. dudt, I regret exceedingly that I was under the neceffity of rehgn log my command. I am, Sir, very refpeafully and with efteem, Your molt obedient fervent, HENRY HAFFEY. To the Hon. the Speaker of the Houfe of Alfembly. Kingltovro (St. Vincent), Dee. 4, 184. To the Hon. HENRY HAFFI Y• Silt•l am dire led to tranfmit rat von the Copy of a Rcfolution of the Council which was paffed this 'day I feel particular fatishetion, and no fmall degree of pride in making this communication to you, knowing. that the fcntiments of the Hoare of Affembly entirely coincide with thole of the Colin. cil refpeeting your meritorious cunduet while Colonel of the South em Regiment of Militia, as I recoiled that I had Brit the honour to appoint you to that command, and that I Wi• led to rcquiit your acceptance of it not more in c.infequerce of your rank and for tune in the country, than of the very eminent fervices which you rendered to the Colony during the whole period of the infurredion of the Charaibs and French inbabiunts of the Wand I am, Sir, with grcat r flied and (Aeon, Your aloft obedient frrvant, DREWRY OTTLEY. ST. VINCENT. At a Carterly Meeting of his Moiety's Council, held at King& town, on Tuefday, the 4th of December, thoe—PreOdent, his Honour Do [WRY Dr . rt et, Lfq Prefident; the Hon. Robert Paul, Henry Haffcy, Robert Gordon, and Andrew Rofs,Efqrs. On the motion of Mr. Gordon, feconded by Mr. Roll, It was refolved unanlmoufly, That this Board, imprefed with a proper fenfe of the zealous and aetive conduet of the Honourable Henry Haffcy while he commanded the Southern Regiment of Mi litia requett him to accept their Thanks fur his pet fervice., at the fame time, they lincerely regret that any circumftances Mould !lave occurred to induce him to r: ago a command which he exercifed with fo much honour to hirnfelf and advantage to the Colony. Refolved, That this Retention be connnunicated to the Ho nourable Henry Haffcy by the Prefident. SIR, _ - . December 4, rBO4 I have been favoured with your obliging letter of this day enclof log the Refolution of the Council, refpeeting my conduEt while I had the honour to command the Southern Regiment of The flattering marks of approbation which that Board has thought fit to bestow upon my condo& u Colonel of the Southern Regiment of Militia, have impreikd my mind with the deepeit fenfe of gratitude. I rviiueft. of you to communicate there fend ments to the-Council, and to offer them my &erre thanks fur the honour which they have conferrtd upon me. 1 ferved under the cominifilon you honoured me with, during the three years you commanded, without ary interruption, and with the go.atelt tisfadlion ; and 'hall take the liberty to lay before the Board the -rrafons which induced me to reign my comndflan—and I trult they will be perfuadol that I aeted with propriety in fo doing. have the honour of being, With the greaten refpetft and efteem, Sir, your molt obedient fervent, HENRY HAFFEY. To the Hon. Drewry Ottley, Prefident of the Council. BEI.L SAVAGE, I.UDGATE HILL - - - - - fIEAKE's Original Rye, WincheifeZNerthiam, Hawkhurft, Lamberhurft, and Tunbridge Telegraph Coach lets out from the George Inn, Rye, every Monday, Wrdnefday and Friday Morning, at a Quarter paft Four o'Clock, to the Queen's Head, Hawkiturft ; Chequers, Lamberhurft ; the Angel,run bridge •' and Bell Savage, Lud ga te-hill, London; r eturns f rom thence Tucfday,Thurfday, and Saturday Morning at Five o'Clock, to Rye. Performed by J. Stake, Rye; T. Welter, Hawkhurft; T. Cripps, Lamberhurft ; and R. Gray, London. For the better accommodation of the Inhabitants of Kent and Suffez, this Coach 'always calla at the ctiect,'s Head Inn, in the borough, going sue and coming into Luthimi, where Paffengers and Parcels are re gularly booked; and Goods regularly conveyed to Romney, Lyd, Haftings, and the adjacent parts of the CoJit. No more than Five - Pounds will be accounted for any Goods or Parcels loft or damaged, %inlets an extra inlurance is paid for the fame. A CAL) I'IUN 10 re...1114E5. EURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. T" great reputation which Mr. BURGESS h as pined by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICHSSAUCES, for Fift Saxe, Stewed Bel, NOM Cidwi He 44. Beef &fah, Made , Fowl, and Game; with many Deli ea..ies for the TaSle, Sideboard, and Store Room ; which are moo. fully ezprelfed in his Catalogue, (He &iv th e h i e len e or ha. induced many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirel) diflerent,which are vended at many Shop+ in London, by perfon , who go to the principal Towns hi England, Ireland, and Scotland to fnlicit Orders of Tradefosen and Inn-keepers, who In conic (pence are often fervor! with Sprricre Sera, of very inferior quail which Is not only an Impotition, but a great difappoilitmeili to Families who purchafe them with a view of having good Sane to their N. it. None are His Genuine, but what have there words °I. the Laliel,•• BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES S F.NCE 0 F ANCHOVIIX. Na Strand, Cornr.r of Saved keys, Loudon." FOR SALE, . _ At the Coltorn-fleufe, Hafting, on Wednefday, the mit day of April, 1805, at t t o'Cloett in the Forenoon, 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, •iz. ►ot PP IVATE USE, About 1030 Gallons Genoa. 1 3 0 Di. to Brandy. 43 Dittn White ditto. 6 Bottles, Wire; 561bs, Salt; 281bs. Sugar. Legal Strength :or De ders, 130 Gallons Rum. The Goods may be viewed the Morning of the Sale.-. i 5 per Cent. will be required as a Depofit. BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE pOMMISSIONERS Of HIS MAJESTY', CUSTOMS, On Saturday, the 13th day of April next, at Three o'Clock in the A ftt moon. will be exp..fed to Public Salc,at the Cuftom-Houfe, in "Popfhain, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. For the Accommodation and Ufe of Private Families only. 4 26 4 I 7 allon, Brandy; 6: Ditto Rum; 315 Ditto Geneva. Red Portugil Wine - , i Gallons. French Red Wine - 9 Ditto. Ordinary Oil of Olives , . I Ditto. Treenail, or Trunnels . 1790 No. Bricks - 530 No. Earthenware - - 99 Pieces. Fir 'Timber - - a Pieces. Caft Iron for Machinery - 17 cwt. 1 qrs. 181 h. Dry Salted Cod Hai - - -791 h. Which will be put up in Lots, and Sold to the higheft Bidder. OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBBINS, On Wednefilay the zoth day of April next, at two o'clock In the afternoon, at the Crown Inn, Abbotts Bromley, in the County of Stafford, ALARE G QU ANTITY of OAK TIMBER TREES, adapted for Engine Timber, Ship-building, and other purpofcs, where Trees of large dimennons are preferred ; now growing in Bromley Park, near Abb .tts Bromley aforefaid ; and the Timber and dark may be conveyed to the Market by means of the Canals and Navig - ations which pars near to the Ettate. The Trees arc numbered and marked, and may be ken by applying to Mr. Aleock,at Bromley Park atorefaid. . . The particulars of the Lots, and the conditions under which the Timber will be fold, may be known of the Auctioneer, Birming ham a and at the °Meet of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. 14, Carey Itrtet, Lincoln's Inn, London; and at Wellborn, near Strattotd on Avon, Warwickthire. CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Together or in two Lots, as (hall be agreed on at the Sale, on Wed naday the t 7th day of April next at the hell Inn, in Cattle Ned- Ingham, in the County of Eifel, between the Houss of Four and Seven in the Afternoon, (unlefs difpofed of in the mean time by Private Contraft, of which Notice will be given) . fubjeti to Conditions of Sale to be then produced (among which it will be requirLd that the Purchafer !hall procure fuch Sureties for Pay ment of the Purchafe-Money as Mall be appruved of by the Vendor or his Agents), PLEVEN Hundred and Fifty-feven O a k Timber Trtes, chiefly adapted for Navy Purpofes, marked with White Paint and growing on litotes, called Gravefhall or other wife Graffall4 an 4 Blows. in the Parini of Salle Fledinithatn, in the County of Elfea, in the poifeffions of Mrs. Hammonds and Mrs. Smoothy. . If fohl In Lois, the Timber on each Farm will be put up fe p arm cl v. Thc'l'enant of the refpeetive Farms will (hew the Timber, and any further Particulars may he known on application to Meas. Baxter, Lloyd, and Lloyd, 6olicitors, Ludlow. March 20, 1805. HEBRIDES. TO BE LET, for one or more years, at may be agreed upon, THE Flmtfe and Garden of ORONSAY, in the Ifiand of Oronfay, and County of Argyle, In Scotland, with Ger.fs for two or three Cows, or Milk, if preferred; and likcwife Gras, fur a couple of Hoffer'. The Houk, which is furnifhed, confifts of dining room, draw ing.room, five bed rooms, three bed-clofets, bade% kitchen, gar ret, &c. The tenant will be (ungifted with mutton, lamb, fifb, fowls, and eggs, at ftipulated prices to be agreed upon..ard he will have the exclufive right of (hooting on the Proprietor's Lands, fituated in the adjoining Wand of Jura, which abound wirh all kinds of Game and red Deer, and there are very good fiat and fait water flihings on Jun and Oronfay. The Houfe is delightfully fituated and furrounded by a very ex tenlive Plain of feveral hundred Acres of Down Lands, on which there are a great number of rabbits, which the tenant will be p.r mitted to (boot. There are excellent bathing fituations in the vici nity of the houfe, and abundance of lea fowl, which affords much (port in the Winter and Spring feafons. Application to be made to John htNeil, Efq. of Oronfay, the proprietor, at Oronfay by Inverary, North Britain; to Mr. John Campbell Qjjartus, writer to the fignet, St. James's-fquare, Edin burgh ; or to Mr. John Campbell, No. 3, Salifbury•Rreet, Strand, London. WESTI3URY, WILTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY R. TOWNSEND. On Friday the 3d day of May, 1803, at the Abingdon Arms inn, between the hours of three and five o'clock in the afternoon, Unlefs previoufly difpofed of by Private Contrad, of which Notice will be given, A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, I fituate at EDEN VALE, In the Paid Parilh of Weftbury • confining of a convenient brick Meffuage, containing two good parlours, four bed-room, two garrets, kitchen and offices, plea. fmtly fi tuate, coach-boe, Rable, kitchen and pleafure gardens, orchard, fhrubbery, beautiful (lira of water for working of en Lines and machines i.t a large cloth fadory, the buildings of a dye houtfe and drying-Rove, a large compting-houfe, and thirteen neat cottages or tenements, twilling. weaving, burling, and (hear-lhops, near adjoining. Alio a Dwelling-hook- with another Factory, water-wheel on the lame ftream for working engines and machines, abundantly luppfied with water from never-failing fprings; and about Nint Acres of exceeding rich Pafture Land adjoining the Buildings, centrically fituate to the large Towns of Frome, Trow .o-idge, and Warmlialter, and is a molt capital place for carrying tn au energise Trade. Alfo three Freehold Tenements and C;udens, at a place called Cook's Stile, in the Parini of Weltbury aforefaid • late the property of Mr. Samuel Singer, deceafed. l'offedon of the Premifes at Eden Vale may he had Immediately. Fur a view of the Premifes, apply to Mr. N. P. dinger,Weltbory ; itid fur treaty by private contract, to Mr. Da vi es, attorney, at Wozatiniter, where a plan of the Eltatc may be feeo Farther particuars may b e known by ap:ilication in writing to the Regifter at the Hapital. Sealed Pro:, 'fats, tined - led to him, will be opened at a Board held ipeciaiiy for that purpofe, on Fri day rbe 3d day of Mly neat. Lying•in Hdpital, Dublin, March 11, 1805. IN MESSRS BEATSONS BANKRUPTCY. ROTHERHAM BREWERY. TO BM. SOI.D BY AUCTION, (If nooto:1 before by Private Conteed, of ihicif timely notice will be given) at the Houfe of John Batty, binholder, in Ito• therhant. in the County of York. Friday. the 19th day of April next, between the Hours of Four and Seven in the After. no-,n ro , that Day (by order of the Adlanees of the raid Males. Beacons) rubjcEt to fuck Conditions of Sale as wilt be :nen and there produced. — I 'HE Shares, Right and Interea of the NJ M i. fignees in and to the raid Rotherham Brewery (cot/rifting of Seven•Lighre) of and in the whole of there estenfiv:. and canine dlous Building , and Premifcs ftanding upou and compritiog moot Two Acre , of Land. The Bunting , have only been arc Red a row Yermand eonllft of Malthoufc,.&c. which will make per Week upwards of tao 1;:tlar. [era ; Brewing-titmice with C62perf, Vats. COOkrS. UnClethelC l / 4 S, &c. all in comb% repair for ltrewi•ig the ram- Quality; a Steam Engine by which all the Water is pumped, and by which three pair of Stones for grinding Corn, are w.rkrd ; a Tbratliing M. chine is worked by the. fame Engine capable of [loathing Ninety' Buthelq per day, alfo a gond Dwelling-hod; and two other Te. Imo lent% 'the Brewery is all ,wed to be as complete at molt out of Loa. don; 'Lind', adjoining the Navigable Viva Rather, near its Jane.. tion with the Don, My wh.ch a communication is open to the Sn es Well as to the inland parts of the Cou try. For further particulars and si view of the Premifes, apply to Meffrs An Irew Carr and Nathaniel Cofins, of Rotherham afore laid, the Alfignees. Alto Notice is hereby further given, that all Perfons who are in debted to the Affignee. of the laid Marrs. Bretons, Bankrupts, are requelted to pay their retpeaive Debts to the raid Allignees forthwith, othersvite Actions at Law will be cutuunucsd tor the recovery thereof—Rotherham March 23,1805. This day were publiffied, inFourlarge Volumes Odtaro, with Ninety fix Quarto Plates, elczantiy t.ugraved, Price Three Gui neas in boards, RECREATIONS in NIATTIEMATICS 'and NATURAL PHILOSOPHY ; containing atnufing diferta. tions and enquiries concerning a variety of fuldeets, the molt re. ,narkable and proper to excite etiriolity and attention to the whole range of the mathematical and pldlofophical [deuces; the whole treated in a ph afing.and eafy manner. and adapted to the compre henfion of all who are the trait initiated in th.Jrc fcicnces. Fiat compofed by M. Ozanam, of the Royal Academy of Sci ences, &c. Paris; lately recompokd and greatly enlarged, in a new edition, by the celebrated M. Montu-ia ; and now hilt tranflated into Engliih, and improved with minty addition* and nbferyations. By CHARLES HU r FON, LI.. D. and F. R.S. And Profcffor of Mathematics in h..: Rnal Military Academy, Woolwich. Mathematical truth, naked and a adorned, poillffes charms in the eyes of only the Lica : to allure many vmailel it mud be decked oat with embelliftimmts, molt inflame curiosity LI , half veiling and hilt expofing its myft...ries and ferret-, and malt rode ambition and vanity by the promik of knowledge and power.— For this end, few Hooks are better calculate' Cur) the volumes brfore us: the ample title page of which luificie ,sly announces their contents, and not vilfairly indicates th it merit They teach much with little trouble, and little formality they require no con tinued (train of attention and Rudy; and the/ endeavour to ar range even the moLt fimple truths under the molt pleating forms. Monthly Review, :Via) , 0 0 4. Printed for G. Keariley, Fleet.tireet, London. Mr. WALICILICI LE.O ruREs on NA IIIKAL PHLLOSOPHY., Thie day were puhlifhed, , - Handromely printed in Two Vohunts. Medium gzarto,illuftsated by Forty-nine Copperldates, neatly engraved, price Two Gui nean and a Half in boards, A SYS rEm of FAMILIAR PHILOSOPHY, in Twelve Leetures; bring the Courfe ufually read by Mr. WALKER, of Conduit-ltreet, Hanover-filtrate Curtaining the Flements, and the pradtical Ufes to be drawn from the Chemical Properties of Matter; the principles and application or Mechanics, of Hydruft4ties, of Hydraulics, of Pneumatics. of .•.tagn:tifm. of Elearicity, of Optics, and of Altronomy, including every material modern difzov. ry and improvement to the prefent rite. •. For the Satisfaction of the Public, we here 'rive an Lxtratft of the principal Contents of each Ledur.. . . T. iwritoouclosv Lac ruse, containing Lime general Ideas rtfprdling the Syfttm of Nature. 1. UI the PARTICLES of MATTER, their minute:left, harinefs, attention, divifibility, inertia, and cohclion, and on Nlsgrirtilin. 3. On hiscHArsicAr. POWER 9, as apped to the Windmill and travelling Corn mill. Whrrl•carriages, containing a variety of Fsmeriments for the Improvement of Coaches, Larta, Wag gons, &e. - 4.0 n Ca Lattir a r, on Acids, Alkali, Diflillation, Sublitnition, on afEnitive Attradtion, of Conthutliqn. Metals, Minerals, %'egcta ble and Animal Analylls, Chemical Apparatus, Mifetllanetuu Oh; fervatiens and Experiments in Chemiitry. t. On the ATMOSPHERZ, Mecha•rcil and Chemical Proper ties of Air; on Wind, 4tr Ouus , Wind-guus, on sound, Sympa. thy of Sound. 6. HYDROSTATIC HYDRAULICS; of ("peel& Gravities, on the Diver's Bell, of lumps, the Rope Pump, the Forcing Pump, Boulton and Watt's Steam Engine, Steam Engine with the cy linder in the Boiler. 7. ELLCTRICITT, Introdudlory Rentarlti on Flcaric.4 i Lt. chines, on Points, on the attraction aint repellency of on the Leyden Vial. a. ELICTRICITY, cantinued; of fpontlnenus Electricity, of Lightning, of Animal Electricity, Medical Electricity, Exited- MIMS mikellaneous and entertaining. 9. 0 cries, On Viflon , Optical hiltruments, the Night Glafs, tke Refrading and Rd !feting 'lticicores, of the Single, Donl>le or Compound, Solar, and Opaque Microf.•ope, the Magic Lame' n, Mikellaneous Experiments, Deceptions, &c. to. Arraottostx,Gcneral View of Creation ; ancient Opinion. concerning it ; why the Earth mut be a Globe; Gay, Navq and the Seafons, how produced ; on the Ccicßial Globe ;* Origin and Ufe of the Conittliations; thole ureful t,, N.iriction ; Equinoxes; Zodiac; Equation of Time; Ufe of limekeeptTs, Sec. . On the MOON, her Motion and Lelipl s ; 1 - 14rizontal and HarveU Moon ; on the Castle of Tides in the Air, and Sea; as► Curcnts. 12. ASTRONOMY continued, Newtonian D 0.% Inc refpcdtiog the Law. of the Planetary Motion% charade r r and propert cr el the Planets and their Moons; de of the Nautical Einicineri, ; on AF etude and Refradion ; on Comets &c. &c. Printed for the Author, at Ms Houle, No. 42, Condui•-kitty Hanover-(quart, and foil by G. Kaulley, Flect-ttitut.