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THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY r, rBos, will be performed the Comedy of THE WONDER. 17,r. rIC AIALLINGOFI ICE, djril 29.. r THt _COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING HIS a fAyss77" • NAM; A lerriy sive Noise. That on Moodai the'6th of May neat, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (;fealed up).ind treat for . TWO THOUSAND SACKS of KILN-DRIED IN/US/MOLD FLOUR ; TWO HUNDRED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS, of the growth Of the year 1- 2 ^4 ; and FIFTt TONS of BLACK SMYRNA RAISINS.: To b e an f wera bl e t o Samples to be pro duced with the Tenders. The Flour to be delivered in Sacks, In the fpiee of a fartnlght by weekly proportions; and the Hops and Rains immediately, into the Stores at Deptford ; and the whole to be paid for by BM payable with intereit ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrads may be ken at the Seeretarja Office. PERCHARD MAYOR. A COMMON COUNCIL, holden In the Chiraber 3othof the Guildhall of the City of London, do Tuefday, the day Refolved, That Mb Cotta confider it their indifpenfable duty to petition both Honks of Parliament, that the nntaining fala tary reftriahn Laws relative to Roman Catholic Babied', may not be repealed; the Oaths of Supremacy and Aliegianac being au integral pert of the of Rights,_ as fokmnly hatted at the glorious Revolution i n the year an. and the only recuritY for that part of the Confiitution, the Proteftant Reformed Religion, las by law &a-Minted- Reich*, That a Committee immediately withdraw and pre pare the Petitions to be peecented to both Hada of Parliament, agreeably to the above Rotel:deo. And the Committee having withdrami and prepared the Draft of two Petitions, the fame were family read and agreed to. Refolved, That thp kid Petitions be fairly tranfcribed and figned by the Town Clerk, and prefaned by the Sheriffs (attended by the hemembhincer) to the Honourable Hoof; of Commons. Refolved, That the Remernbrancer do wait upon Come Lord in Parliament, and ret/nefi hh Lordihip to prefent the Petition of this Court to the Right Honourable the Houle of Lords. Refolved, That the Reprefentatives of .this City, and kith other Members of this Court as have fats to Parliament, be requefted to give their utmoft (mat to the faid Petition. Received, That thole Refolutioas be publiihed in all tias Lon don Morning and Evening Papers. WOODTHORPE. Irma sly LONDON GAZETTE; APRIL 30. 7;--11 , ,:'!. Mr. ELLISTON; Donna Vigilante, Mrs. JORDAN. which will be added the New Comic O, called THE SOLDIER'S RETUR N ; Or, WHAT CAN BEAUTY DO? , . , .••• • , WNITRH*LL , &PIM 30. The Uag hps been pleated to ;satiate and appoint the Riga Hod. , lard Barbosa, Aid* of the Mho Slade= of his i's Fleet, Sir Tale' Reda* Ana /sass Gamblor. sod Flap nen, Ears. Vice Admiral, d the Red Squadron al Ida Majeßfs Fleet, Witliam Diekinfon, Jas. Bfq. as Right N. Sir Evan Neiman, Bat. aqd George Stewart, Efq. (asonandi al. led Vaasa Galles) to be his Majefty's Comuniaama Splices. aning the o of High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and the Dominions, lauds, iind Territories 'hereunto beloi.ging. , BANKRUPTS. JoCeph Sneer, of Saint Pads. Deptford, Kent, ropenaater, to f May 6, IS, and Jane rt, at Berea, at Guildhall, . 'it. A ttornies, Mars. Robins and Moats, Bartlett's , Holborn. Thomas odgkifs, of Tabernale-Walk, Middlefez.grocer,dealer = OAs and elarnan, May 4, at eleven, May ,nand June 1 totagn, at Guildhall; London. Attorney, Mr. Allen, London-area s Feneburth-Ereet. James 5r- HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TIES PEESENT EVENING, MAY 1, 18os, will be adted the new Comedy of WHO WANTS A GUINEA? Or, THE IRISH YORKSHIREMAN. To which will be added a Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER; Or, THE GNOME AND THE DEVIL. GRAND SPRING I.OI7ERY. !To. of Prizes. s of SCHEME. Value of cull. 30,000 20,000 10,000 5,000 1,000 I CCO 500 101 50 10 Total Value. • is 4 60,0 , 0 404= - 30.000 15,000 - 10.000 No regard grill 6e bad So errs MAY la wi.kb tbe pr.& Atoll sot Jo &- fermi is words at lesrei, or *Oran is derrwrvi ek 111*ri afro we (Mori .o tbe laid Moody ./ala) oat .ftwirol* 140 Ilia!, AS Mohr, er *le Polio w bit dt o Chimb b enfossr toles called for. . . THE Creditors (if any) of JAMES-gAILNER. late of Grantham, in the C o unty of Lincoln, Efq. &Deeded, are Mired to fend an amount of their demands tp Mars. Biel ndl sad Spedding, Solicifon, No, 31, Lincoln's-Inn Fields, Leo don; os'to Mr. Bullivult, Solicitor, at Grantham ; sod all Perfoos indebted to his &late are dared to pay their Debts to the faid Mars. Bicknell and Spedding, or Mr. &Minot. .e.s Sutherland, of Little Tower hill, Middlefet, Windt mer• chant, dealer and chapman, May 7, at one, May 14, is UM, and June It, at one, at Guildhall, London. Amman, Mars. Gatty and Haddam, Angel-court, Throgmortou ftreot, London. 'homas Ruff - tit Farlly, of Steyning,Suirex, linen-drapes and glop keeper, dealer and chaprnan, May 7, 14, and June 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Attornies, Mars. Sudlow and Richard fon, Monument-yard, London. Deorge Paine, of Bromptna, Kent, butcher, dealer and chapman, May 7, at ten, May at, and June i it, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attu. nies, Man. BI dford and Sweet, King's Bench- Walka, temple, London. John Rhodes and John Jultamond, of Manchefter, cotton.manu- , fadutors,dealers,chapmen, and partners, May t3,l4,andJune z, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms inn,Manchefter. Attornies, Mr. John Taylor, Manchtfter; and Mr. Ellis, Corfitor-tirect. Jofei,h DerbyChire the younger, now or late of Matlock, Derby flare, flater, dealer and chapman, May 29, at ten, at Redlefton Inn, Derbythlre, May 30, at twelve, and June it, at four, at the George Inn, in Derby. Anomie*, Mr. Cantrell, King's Newton, Derbythire; and Mr. John Alexander, Bedford-row, Landon. LOCO 7.030 14 5 0 sea 6,000 • 30,c00 Ticketi. 3oc,cco Capitals determinable: Pl:ft-drawn, aft Day moo,' Firft-drawn, 6th DayL so,ooo Ditto ad Dag 100 Ditto 7th Day aoco Ditto 31 Day moo Ditto Bth Day 30,000 Ditto 4th Day scoo Ditto 9th Day zozoo Ditto sth Day tom Ditto loth Dll spoo Tickets and Shares are felling at every Office. PRESENT PRICE: _ 54 0 0 SAOO tw,oco EXPEDITION TO EGYPT IN am. Stale Yard , St. James's. April 47,. ritn T. A T a Meeting of the Committee for hianaging the pi 2. Fund for the Relief of the Widows, Wives, and Children of the Killed and Wounded 'Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines in the Ex pedition to Egypt In rilat , fummoned by Public Advertifement for the purpofea therein Rated, and adjourned from No. Is, North Audley-ftreet, to the Stable Yard, St. James's, The Right Hon. General the Earl of HARRINGTONAIIPoirit ed to reprefent his Royal Highnets the Commander in Chief, in lieu of the bate Sir Wm. Fawcett, having taken the Chalr, an Ac count of the Receipts and Payments to the 3 rft of December bait was laid before his Lordthip, whereby it appears, that The total amount of Subfcriptions is . x ,r.t5,641 o a The payments of the jut of December Taft 7,412 z 6 it i NKENNET AND AVON CANAL 1114111101ATIOIR . OTkCE is hereby given,That at a Cissierst(tar rcey Meeting of the Committee of Meow= of the Af fairs and Ilifinefs of the Company of Propriaanne the KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGATION, held it the White Hart inn, in the City of Bath, on Tnefday die Oa day af March, egos, at Eleven &Clock In the Pagiallall, polemist is Oat Aircraft mem, the Paid Committee Maeda Oal trent the dermal Propel°. ton of Three Thoufand New Share, amiliedielby an Ad of Par. lament made and puffed Id the Fortrilek Year of the Reign of his prefent Majelty, entitled" ern Adt for enabling the Company of Proprietors of the Kenna and Avon Cala Navigation to complete the fame, and for intending the reveal Adla palied for making the Gid Canal," to be taken and fultrcribed for in Shares and Half Shares in the Navigation and Undertaking authorifed to be made and carried on by the Paid Company of Proprietors for the Sum of I. for and in wiped of every of Whole Share, and at toe. for and in rapeet of every (nth Half Share, to be waning and need. fary, in order to defray the &peaces of, and to carryon the fame. And did make a Call from the laid feveral Proprietors foy the fed Sam of I. for and in recited of every (itch 'Whole Share, and 11 los for and in relpea of every fuck Half Share, in thefaid Na vigable and Undertaking for there Purpofes accordingly ; and did , E the fame to be paid into the Hands of Mars. Harforda, 1 and Co. Trearamm of the (aid Company, in Briaol, on or Mt day if Pine, t Soj. by elder of the laid Committee, JOHN WARD, Principal Clerk. Tkket - 1 9 0 0 - L 9 Is o Eighth - Ls 9 6 ••4 18 o I Sixteenth I 5 o BEGINS DRAWING t 3th MAY. doj. Half Quarter Thomas Kempfbill, of Higla's4ane, Blackfriar's•road, Surrey, grocer dealer and claims'', May 6, tB, and June it, at eleven, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mars. Williamfons, Clif ford's Intl. and that the balance of . . 8,228 3 3 remains in the hands of the different Bankers who were kind_ enough to receive Subfcriptioes, mostly employed in Exchequer Bills, whereof the profit will probably defray the falary of the Se cretary, and the expenees of Stationery, Advertifements, and other unavoidable charges. Refoived, That all Meetings of the Committee, whether periodi cal or fpecially fummoned, be held at the houfe of the Secretary, Mr. J ofeph Douglas, No. 15, North Audley-ftreet, and that the following Notice be Infected in the Daily Papers: The Committee hereby give Notice, That the firft payment of the Bounty offered by a generous Public towards the Relief of the Widows, Wives and Children, of the Killed and Wounded Sol diers Sailors, and Marines, on the Expedition to Egyp t i n dot, has been already paid to all thole who have fent in regular claims ; 'and that the fecond and final payment has been remitted to fuch as have given their proper addreffes in the Country. They earneftly requeft that all thole in or near .London, who have claims unle ashed, will apply to the Secretary, Mr. Douglas, No. 15, North Audley-ftreet, ern the firft and left Wednefdays In every motsth, from the hour of 9 in the morning to 3 o'clock in the afternoon; and that all claimants at a diftance, will fend their addreffes and vouchers, with the name of the Clergyman of the Parilk where they reticle, addreffed to the Secretary, under cover of Francis Freeing, Efq. General Pelt Office., London. AirianderCeff.lno, of Pall Mall, Middlefet, audioneer, dealer and chaptnan, May 6,13, at twelve, Ind June It, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Taunton, Eiret-itreet, Strand. F'ARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, APRIL 30. Thoir Lordihips proceeded further in the Appeal, Slane, Bit Trulteee for Sir Andrew Cathcart. againit the Earl of Caffilis Mr. H. Erfkine was heard in continuation on the part of the Re (pondent, after which the further confidcration was poftponed tilt Thurfday. y . ~: FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the toodon Tavern, Foxhole-Rivet, Plymouth, Oa Friday the zoth of May DC& it tan o'clock is the forenoon, (haunt to the dhodions of the Commillioaers for Span Prises), THE FOLLOWING GOOEi,S, tipto OX and COW HIDES, in the Hair; 40 Bike, containing 4oco DRY HORSE HIDES And 464 TANNED HIDES. • Part of the Cargo of the Spiaiih Rip NOSTRA SENORA DE LA REGLA, alias EL MERCURIO, (detained oo her voyage from Montevideo to Cadiz.by His Makfty's Sbip ?MENDE, THOMAS BAKta, Efq. Captain). Thep are of a remarkable good quality; and being the only remaining Hides In this port for tale, are parti- cularly recommended to Tanners and others. Alto, the beautiful frigate-built. Ship NOSTRA SENORA DE LA REGLA, alias EL MERCWRIO. Admeafuring 141 Tons. She is American, fuppofed Philadelylita - -built; has a Fignre-head, and is eopperacathed ; tut Rows a very large cargo, and fails uncommonly faß—is particularly calculated for a letter of marque or running Rap in the Streights, Weft India, or African Trades, and wIU require no more than a common Outfit. For Catalogues, Inventories, and further Widen:Won, apply to Peter Tonkin. Ef. or JOHN Mr. HAWKER, Merchant in Plymouth. Depofit Of as per Cent. will be required at the timeof Sale, (In Cafh or Bent of Engliati Notes,) and the remainder before the delivery of the Hides of Ship. Plymouth, April tik—Nosii FREkHoLD LANDED ESTATE. i TWO THIRTY THOUSANDS, TWO TWENTY THOUSANDS. BREWED.? PARTNERSHIP. WANTED air Aaive Partner in the above Line, where there is an eltabliibed Trade, a certain Quantity of Freehold and Leafehold Public Houle' being confined to the fame, in a relpettabk. genteel, trading town about zoo miles from Lon don ' near the Sea; the returns upwards of 20,0001 . per ann u m, which It is intended to iaereafe by an inereate of Cayital No ap plication need be made, uniefs refpeßable,and can command scoot. Addrefs to Mr. A. Abbot, Poit-office, Fareluun, Hants. MAY 13, 1805, FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. .. • . 'TICKETS and SHARES are felling at DRUM nicr4D's OFFICE, No. 65, Fleet-ftrcet, ocho has paid Half a Million of Money in Prizes. The Scheme of the prefent Grand Lottery is fuperlatively Rich—more Crpltals than former ly With Twice the Number of Tickets. The lad Lottery, every Ticket was fold before the Drawing was half over, and from the prefent unequalled Demand, it is likely they will be Si: or Seven Pounds dearer before the Dravering begins, therefore an early par share is recommended. ••• Prizes fold at this ()Mee are now plying in full STATE LOTTERY CONTAR42 2 Prize' of £3dPoo I 3 Prizes of £3;000 ---- home, I 3,000 3 -- 10,000 , 8 --...... rola 14 of sod. and others of tooL ate. Stc. SWIFT and Co. No. it, Poultry, are felling the Ticked and Shares of the above Lottery, to begin Drawing the 13th of May. In the left Lottery, the Ticket No. 20431, a Prize of so,ood. No. Bioo, a Prize of Id*. and No& e3oz and 16468 6 Prize* of soot. were Stared and fold at Swift and Co.'s Office—where No. 6791, a Prize of zo,ocol. No. 9363, a Prize of topool. and No. t9ooB, a Prize of wool. in the preceding Lvetery,wer, alto fold in Shares. ....WS ) . -- .. —.............. r...... ., , . • 1 " . . .. . • -- s , - - 0 - 4741.1ALL113.11V (4, e..--;-- 401 4 4 .•.: 41 T. Z Z' ' r e o f '',... t rte . ff . 4 1 ) It s , ti i , , 4 , 4 , N i _...............,..—.—.....—..,-- ====mie \ I , --......, o._--. ;&•-• r...1a; , rl •6-‘' ....1 , To .i.t'griarir ~‘ 1 , . . . t . ! II I I i : ,"•, , I i • I 11 1 1 pl. So6B] lATV TVATV oriA‘7V ir • vs ‘, f 1 11 .‘ • t i S. t' a 1; - "A 1 - ,•1 i 1 I 1 I , 1 ' I . 1 • ' • .: 1 1 '• l': tit ‘. T t 1 t 1 ' 1 I 1 • . • i , •• d t i l l L j . 1 (f 1 , ~ • . , F , 1 i i • . , I • I ! '' l 4 ,i 11 4 , i T : i 4 , l f! st I t ` k • I [7l 3* LLJ y u 51 • MOORE'S DIVORCE BILL. The Order for the fecond rending of the bill, to diffolie the marriage of John Moore, Efq. with Bar. bara, his now wife, to enable him to marry again, and for other purpofes therein mentioned, being read, the Collard in fopport of the fame was called to the Bar. By'the flatement of the Learned Gentleman (Mr. Adams), it appeared,that the petitioner, John Moore, Efq. of New Lodge, in the county of Herts, Efq. was married to his now wife, Mifs Barbara Brabazon, daughter of the Hon. William Brabazon, of Ireland, about May, 1788. That they lived in the greateft apparent domeftic comfort and happinefs, to the very time of the Lady's elopment, which was in July illoa ; that fame time before, the family became ac quainted with Anthony William Durnford, Efq. a Captain In the Fo - or Guards, who occafinnally re fitted in the vicinity of Battlefden, Hemel Hempfted, and other places in the neighbourhood of the peti tioner's feat. The parties, Mr. Moore, and Capt. Durnford, became very intimate; they both being very fond of field (ports ; that from the cautious and guarded behaviour of Captain Clutnford and the lady, Mr. Moore did not entertain the fmallett fufpition of any imp. oper or crimin . d intercourfe between them. He never could obfei ve any thing which could induce him to flit - pea any thing of the kind, until, to his great furprife and grief, on his returning home, whence he lard been abfent a fhort time, he found Mrs. Moore gone : this was in July, 1802 ; he imme diately endeavoured to difcover her in the neighbour hood of his refidence, but without effeet. He con' ful ci with hi f iends : he came up to London, and at length dikovered his wife at Afton. He obtain ed a meeting with her at that place; their interview was of a very affetting nature. Believing her Rill • gueltlefs, he solicited her to return home with him ; but the would not. In a few days after this, the Lady accompanied Captain Durnford to the place of his refidence in Bet kihire. Here he was prepared to prove that. Captain Durnford and Mrs. Moore lived together as man and wile, and patted for fuch fOrfonie time, flept in the fame bed, &e. the fad of the . adultery, he hought, could therefore be eftablifhed beyond controverly, and to the fatisfattion of their Lordfbips. In confequence of thefe circumftances, the petitioner brought his aainnagainft Capt. Durn ford, and obtained a verdia for a th'ufand pounds damages. He afterwaeds inftituted the neceffary pro ceedings in the Confiftory Court of London, where Mr. Moore obtained a definitive fentence of divorce from bed and board. Mrs. Moore had four children previous to her elopement; one of whom is fence dead. The Learned Counfel proceeded to defcribe the provifions of the Bill, with refpea to the marriage fettlements, jointures, &c. which were entered into in reference to the marriage by the contraaing par ties. On the baftardifing clatVe fome difficulty ob tained, the fame being deemed by one of their Lord thips not correiftly drawn, principally in confcqueace of the number of children, and time of the births of the fame, which the Lady had fence her elopement, not being regularly fpecified in the Bill. Thefe were Rated by the Counfel according to the information recently received by him, to have been two • one born in the October twelve months after dr: elope. meet, the other about fix months fence. However, afar fame explanatory obfervations had been inter.- changed between a Noble and Learned Lord, and the Counfel at the Bar, it was permitted that the Bill should be withdrawn for the porpofe of affording an opportunity to the parties to prefent a new one, in which the informalities and incorrettnefs of the prelate may be net tified ; and with that view the farther consideration of th e cafe was itaferred till 'I !midday [Tura over, CORNWALL. I'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mc&. . HODSKINSON, Assarr and Co. At Garrawars Coffee-haute, London, on Waincfday the Bth of May next, in Lots. Lot a. 'THE Manor of CONNERTON; with the Hundred and liberties of PEN WITH, enjoying the molt extenfive Rights and Privileges,coruptifing feveral (mall Farms, Manorial Royaltiea, Jurifdidions, Mines over large tra c k s o f L an d, abounding with Lodes of Tin and Copper, Wrecks of the Sea, a Court of Record, and many other immunities granted by Charters of the Earls of Cornwall, and confirmed by the Kings and Queens of England, the like are not podded by any other fubjt.Ct in the United Kingdom.. Lot 1. The Mida in and over the Mate of Drym in the Parini of Canna, including Wheal Abraham Mine, juft now come Into a due courfe of working, and produelive in Copper, contiguous to the old very risk Mine called Wheal Golden, near goo fathoms deep, with her levels brought into WhcalAbralmin Sett, and which Sett extends on the fame Lode Soo fathoms. Let 3. The Manor of Trefithney, in the Part& of Gwainop, including Cofgarne Downs, comprifing the very rich Copper Mines of Wheal Virgin, Wheal Fortune, 'A heal Heath/sip, Ale and Cakes, and the United Mines, and may ;Italy be filled the richt* fpot difeovered in the Kingdom. Lot 4. The Manors of Nanfladron,Tregennow and Tregorick; wherein Is the Great Tin Mine of Polgooth, and which, for pecu liar rich metal, and quantity, is nano be equalled in the world. ' . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, — . By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTFI, At Oarraway's, on Tuefday, May 211, at is, in t Lot,by order of Km Executers, unlefs pa-Tinnily Sold by Private Canoed., WINTERBOURN FARM, a'valuable and very defirabie FREEHOLTi ESTATE, exonerated from the land tax, moft delightfully fituated in the parlib of Cheveling, 3 miles from Newbury, in the county of Berks. The eftate if in excellent order, in the WO& Rate of cultivation, and lies very compact within a ring fence, compelling upwards of 480 acres of rich arable, meadow, nature and wood land, with a cohabit farm hook, forns-yard,tarns, ft ablinit, garden, orchard, and numerous ont-biglilings, in fubitantial repair, and a valuable right on Snell moor-Coinmon, let - to an unexceptionable tenant, on leafed years of whidliwill be unexpired at Michadrnas next, at a very low rent ; the prefeat tome rests the great tytbes. May be Timed with leave of the tenant, and partieulars had 20 days previous to the tale, of Richard Townfend, Efg. Newbury; of Mr. William Bata Afton Tyrrold ; of Meifts. Dennetts, and Galva, King's Arms yard, Coleman-14m, Louden ; at the George and Pelican, Speenhant- Land ; Marlborough Arms, Marlborough ; Bear, Reading ; Sun, Maidenhead ; White Hart, Windfor ; Red Lion, Hounilow ; at Garraway's ; and of Mt. Shuttleworth, 17, Auitio Friars, where a plan of the ellite may berm. STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY lath M.Y. THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves, 11 %tarter% Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stook-brokers, zt their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where rife on their account. Letters, Mt paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis. THE SCHEME CONTAINS Two. Prizes of 30,0001.—Tw0 of zo,oool—Three of ro,oocil. Three of spool —Five of zpool.—Eight of spool.— Foitrteen of snot &c. dce. and the lowat Prize sof. In the late Lotter'', No. 8,035, a Prize of 2.,05c,1. was fold and regiftered at the above Office, where No. 19,333, scoot. and 20,741 and 20487, Prizes of wool. were fold in Shares. •„• Country Orders, accompanied with fhort dared Bills on London, Put--:axe Orders, or Catk in Parcel by Coach or Car punet6ally attended to; and Correfpondents may depend on bring trea•cd eradlty on the fame terms as if perfonally pit:fent. YELLOW FEVER REMEDY WAREHOUSE, No. 40, CHARING-CROSS. THE PROPRIETORS of this INSTITUTION having rercived a Letter laft Saturday, frOni a Gentleman, who Rates himftlf to beitift arrivtd from jamaiea. and that he and z 1 others were recovered from the YELLOW FEVER by the ufe of their REMEDY, and requefting his ftatement to be infected in the next Monthly Army Litt—but having forgot to mention the particular, of his addrefit (only laying King-ftreet), the Pro prietors sill be much oblird to him, if he will have the goodnefs find hr proper addrefs to thi4 Warebouk, in order that his with may be complied wah.—April 15, 1805. ii . 7 C R . CO WATER PURIFIED BY FILTERTNG, OR DRIP S PONES. THE Above invaluable article fold by fpecial ap t raw mein of the Proprietor, at Meirben's Sponge Warehoulc, No. 57, Conhill, who begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Officers of the army and Navy. Captains of Ships going to warm t:imates,and the Public in generalthat he has a great number of the above Stones, of variant frees, and fitted up with LeatfCißeins, Jars, &c.—Thraugh there Stones the moft impure Water, tither from Rain, River, or a ftartated Pool, will become by persolation clear is Cryit.d , and equal to the fiueft Spring.--By this protefs, Water 7: dtv:fied of Al its injurious and putrid particles with which it is rally i inncrgoat est particularly fro.n its heir, incorporated wi th 0: rho,f,lnis and poifotious matter, proceeding from corn. • - .t••••••• Cm - cafes of Animals, fee—Water thus purified, v .ry wholcfoase and agreeable when missal with Spirits, I.:goid, and Is en -emeti by our firft Phyficians to be i'rcreatitive for the Dux and Gravel. ~.74 I"' 1- 1' Irl •' 4 .i I. ~1 11 ' , i t 1 .4 ,I 1 4 a; Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, ealenfive MANORS,elogant Manfion Park, and &Feral eligible Farms, at &milted. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY M R. WELLER, At °areaway's Ceffee•houfe, co Tuefday, the ati of May, 1835, at Twelve o'clock, • • I'HE MAgnifieent MANSION of STANSTED, with appropriate Once., very numerous Gardens, eatenilve Walls, covered with fruit trees, Conferratories, Hot.houfe, Pi nery, &Keeton, Forcing, and. Green bodes, with the Manor . and Park of Scanned, containing woo Acres, highly diftingulated for its beautiful Seamy, extenfive and &terrified Profpeas, both of Sea and Laud—the Park cmbellithed With ornamental Timber, Teniries, Lodges, and charming Cottages Omei, together with the (even! Farms of Lodge, Broad Read, Woodlands, Pond and Grounds,the Canal and Meadow, horfe patture, and Sind:ill's Farms, with the bold and plamrefeue Forelt of &salted, fur rounaing the Part, amounting in the whole to upwards of 4754 acres, In an excellent ir. fief are of cultivation,' of which pofion may be b ad immediately. In point of fituation it appears ao en:lrate elm obisa that is defirable--remarkably healthy, &wry fupplied with the fine* fining water, in a neighbourhood highly , rdpeaable, of eafy com munication with the metropolis, at a good &Rance from a pat town, where revere; coaches pafidaiff, die reads good. The Effete and Manors abound with Game, near two capital Packs' 6f Fox Hounds. and is a Conwry much taloned to for Field Sports. Def. riptive particutirs may he had after theaith of April, at the Principal Inns of the Ailp.ent Market Towns of Mr. Bain bridge, No. 65, Guildford Brest; Mere. , and Bell, Gray's Inn, and Chapter C4f..K.Holife, London ; Edward Dawn, Efq. Stanited; Meas. Butler, Havant; and of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Ofrsoc, Cbiasiter. Alfoohe Maxor Liniienn *kb theHoufe and &non. To Which will be added feveril other Enacts In the County. Particulars may be had of IVleffrs. Wallis and Roberts, Hatton, Cornwall ;at the place of (ale; of Mr. Abbott, No. a3 p Shep herd's Market, Piccadilly ; and of Mr. Hodikfnfon, No. 3i, Arundel-itreet, Strand. The five following Manors, FONTMELL with BEDCHF.STER, COMPTON ABBAS with TWY FORD, WEST OR C HARD, HARTGROVE, and MELBURY ABBAS, all in the County of DORSET, WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN FIVE LOTS, By MeSn. HODSKINSON, ABBOT, and Co, At Gamaway's, London, on Wednefday, the Bth of Miy neat, THE MANOR of PONTMELL with BED CHESTER, wending over Soso . Acres, with the iteverfion in Feed feveral Leafeholtfmnd Copyhold Eftates, held by lives, amounting to liss Acres (exclu fi ve of the Down L and),. and till mated with feveral valuable Milla,to be of the annauf vat uc of a !931. Alfo Fontmell Manor Farm, in the occupation of Mr. Metyard, tenant front year to year; containing widt the Down 477 Acres, and of the eftimated annual value of 2671. _ _ The Manor of Compton Abbas with Twyford, extending over 1303 Acres, with the itlvertion in Fee of fevcral valuable Eftates, held b; lives, amounting to 600 Acres(exclutive of the Down Land) and of tho.eitimated annual rains of 8t a And alfo the Advowfcn In Fee of the ReEtory of Compton Abbas worth 2301 per annum net. The Manor or reputed Manor of Vita Orchamf,extending over 632 Acres, with the Reverfion in Fee of fcreralcaphal Farms, held by lives, containing 493 Aires, and of the eftimated annual value of 85,51. The Manor or reputed Manor of Mangrove, extending over yEs Acres, With the Reverfion in Fee of feveral Le al -hold and Cipyhold Mates, held by lives, amounting to apt Acres (crein fivc of Black Fmn Conuuon and Hartgrove Hill), and of the eftt mat:d annuat value of 6syl. The Manor of Melbury Abbas, extending over upwards of ssoo Acres, with the Advowfon in Foe of the Koftory,and Right to the great and fatal! Tythes worth soot per annum. Alfo the Reverfion in Fee of fevers! valuede Eftatm, held by lives, amount ing to tits Acres, and of the eftimatld annual value of my/. Printed port:eulars may be had of Mt. Bowles, Solicitor, Shed! bury ; or o. Mdfrs. Hada:info:3, Abbott, ant Co. Sernyurs, Atiodd4treet. Leadsa. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS FOR THE FIRST DRAWN TItKET. BISH, ContraClor for the prefent Lottery, re .l fpeffifully acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, and the public in general, that the Drawing of the Lottery will begin the 13th of this Mooth, and from the extraordinary Sale that has taken place he is warranted In raying that Tickets will be extremely fence, and confequentlY dear, he therefore entreats his friends to be as rah , as poffible iti their purchafe. Tickets and Shares are felling in great variety at both his oil eilabliffied Offices, _No. 4, Obi:chill, and No. y, Charing-CIA, where 6,431, the let so,OOOL eveuirawn was fold islillwats, where all Prizes of the lalt and former atterlis ire paying is witluiut any dedudtion whatever. • ' L ROYAL aria RICH LOTTERI,': Seeps Drawing the 13th of this Month. JODGES and Co. Stock-brokers, refpeafully in -11- form the Nobility and Public, that Ticket' and Shares of the prefent Lottery (which is, pree minent in Capital Prizes) are on fall in great variety, on the ioweft terms, at their Office, No. 149, OZTORD•STRE ET, and No. 44, Sr. iZeS.St It IItT, Where, within the laft three years, Capital P rizes, amounting to upwards of a to,OooL have been fold and Owed. Cr Prizes to arty amount paid on demand, and Government Securities bought or fold.