Star. — London, England, 1805-05-25 00:00:00

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AT GENERAL MEETING of th e WEST & INDIA PLANTERS and MERCHANTS, held at the Lapdog] Tavern, Etifhopfgate-ftreet, the zad of May, dog, The Right Hon. lord PENRHYN, in the Chair: Ittrohrolunanimoully, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to his Excellency Brigadier-General Prevott, Governor of the Wand of Dominica, for the diftinguithed gallantry and high mili lacy talents he dlfplayed on the zadruf February, tilos, in the de fence and efiedual vrotedion of that Colony, againft a numerous, powerful, and uncrpeded force fromTranca kefolved unanlmoully,•l hat the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Held Officers, Captains, and other Commiffioned Officers of the koyal Artillery, the 46th Regiment, the ift Writ India Reg:mein, and alto to tits Officers of the Colonial Militia, for the gallant condud they rdpeitirely exemplified, and the zealous co operation they afforded on the fame oceafion, and that his Excel lency the Governor be requested to communicate the fame. Refolved unanimoully, that this Meeting, imprafed with the highett I nfe of the inmortant fereice rendered to all the Writ In. die Colonies, by the able refinance made by General Prevoft to the landing in the enemy, on the std of February, 1805, do re goat that he will accept from the general body of Welt India Plant,rs and Merchants, a Piece of P! to of the value of Three Hundred Guineas, with an Infcription e:tpreffive of the fettle of this Relolution. .~. PRICE SIX•I'ENCF. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 25, 18os, will be performed the Comedy of THE HONEY MOON. After which (for the fecond time), a New Comic Opea,called YOUTH, LOVE. AND FOLLY. The Mufic compoled and faceted by Mr. KELLY. The New Cnmic Opera of Youth, Lo►e, and Folly, will be revated on Monday, Tuefday, IV ednefday, and Friday next. NEWSPAPER. •TO be i nfrofed i , f, An Ohi ER 4hlifhed Pr rincial l'zp- r, tog( Orr with the Stock of Materials and I euic the Pr; macs. N.smc need apply who mum comet ;.d coo uilicas. Letters (yoft pall) addrered C. D. care of Mart. Toiler ant Nrwron, No. s, Warwlcfc•fquarc, I.oncloo, will be forwardeti to, acd immtdiately anfw,red by the Advtrtifer. SCON will be DISPOSED OF, a Capital and kJ very defirable MODERN RESIDENCE, fat t,r a regular eftaLliffintent, tutted from Five to Fen Thontand Pounds a year, with a MANOR, and from about too to sauo aces of rich, healthy, end dry arable and pafture Freehold Land round the Houfc. commardlrg beautiful Eca and Land V,ews. &nate between 6, and go miles South.W.R from London. If very rr^-h &fired a M cor and we.ll.woodrd Ellate, 'brat zrno acres mac, sear It. may be :dded. I'll.Ft:a of me. F. Web Saitlriry. • ROYAL AMPIIIIIIEATRE, ASTLErs, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. •.• The Public arc molt refpeetfully informed that the following popular Entertainments will be withdrawn aftrr next week, in Order to make room for various New Entertainments, which will be produced on Whitfon Monday. ON MONDAY next, May 27th, will be prefented Si'. GEORGE'S DAY ; Or, WINDSOR INSTALLATION. • ISLE of THAN ET, near to MARCIA I R Alfa in DOUG I ITON AV LI 1 FF, near ASHPORDs 'lO LW. SOLI) BY AUCTiON, In the courfe of the Mo , vll of May next, in Lots, Untsfs pt evin u fly difpofed of by'private Contratft, A FREE HOLD FARM, confiding of upwards of 3 'tti Acres, within a quarter of a Mile of Murgatc, at prefent in the occupation of Mr. Boys, who will thew the RfLite ; and further Inuileulars may I.: had .4 him, and of Marrs. Mac dougall and Hunter, Lincoln', inn, who are authorifed to receive . propofals for the porehafe. Alfo a fmall Freehold Farm, at Bough ton Aylufr, on the road from Canterbury to Alliford ; confiding of ahout.4o Acta, in the occupation of Mr. Rolfe, who will thew the Pretnifet ; and further particulars may be known as above. DPSIRABLE FRF.FHOLD FARM and RlitgliENCE. COOK HAM, near MAID::NiIE.kD, BERKS, with early poffeffion TO fit. sOIA) BY Mr. HAWKES, A Singularly eligible and very defirable Freellnld Rime. molt beautifully knate on Cookharn Hill, comptifing an exceeding campad farm, with brick and tile Do,ning.h ot a c , and all proper 011-es, 96 Acres of excellent Arable. Meadow and Coppice Land, with a very extenfive and extremely valuable Right o' March and Upland Common. 'lbis Mate i. admirably adared to ferm tic Complete Villa, it prefaita a capability of the Lkheft improvement at a !lender expence, and a combination of advan tages that rarely unite. For particulars, addrefs (poft paid) to Media Dynely and Co. Oray's-Inn ; Mr. john Eland) , and Mr lawkes, Re- ding; or No. 31, Great Cattle-Amer.. Caventillt-fquare; where a Plan may be feenwho has [mend Hoorn to kt. • With an me: Reprekotation of the Proceffloo, Ccreinonics, &c. After which, the °rand Speciacle of THE CASTLE OF OTRANTO. UNIVERSI L'Y OF OXFORD.—THE ROELUCK INN. - 11 'HE NOBILITY and GENT RY, who may have ctecaf:7:7 ro vifit or travel throu it OXFORD, are mot! re frefulty f01.::.e.! to order their CarriJg.ni to the ROEBUCK INN, where Cain .41 Horfcs and mpericazed Drivers are ready to forward them at the re:Ilona& rat, of The TROOP or INDIANS will go through their EXERCISES. Uncommon Feats of HORSEMANSHIP, Bs Mailer and Mifa Saunders, and Clown, Mr. Porter. Ile whole to conclude with the Camte P.antonsisne of LAUGH AND LAY DOWN ; Or, HARLFQIIIN ICING OF SPADES. Harlequin, Mr. RidsVray ; Clown. Mr. Laurent : And Colembine, Mrs. Wybrow. Doors to be *ma at half pall five, to begin at half part fix. Macs to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the Box Office. Refolved unanimoufly, That his Ezcellm:y ()costal Pi - croft be requested, in a letter from the Chairman, to lgnity to the Non e min:ilioned Officers and Privates of his Majefty's Regular and Militia lo; ce. at Dominica, the MO fenfe this Wrung entertains of :heir fervicts, iu refitting the French force on the zA of Fe bruary, Ws. WILLIAM HOLDEN, Sec. ONE SHILLING I'ER MILE. And to thole Families, or Perfons, who may with to continue a few days at Oxford, to examine and view the monuments of art, elegant edifices, and curiofities, alepufite.l in this celebrated UM verfity ,thc Ro eI:UCK INYafFords a ;etitecl,,lid cmifort able abode, where the utaioft attention is paid, and where the charges are moderatn. MR. BARRY 's ANNUITY. AT a MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to the FUND !or raiEng an ANNUITY for the LIFE of JAMES BARRY, held at the Great Room of the Society of Arts, Sec. in the AeLlphi, on Friday, the Itth day of May, 1805. .1 he Earl of RADNOR in the Chair. Refolverl,That the perfevering attention of Mr. Barry, during the greatelt part of his Life, to the cultivation of liberal Science in his profcthon, appears to have proceeded from pure motives of ' Public Spirit and the I.ovc of the Arts themfclves, unmixed with Views to pecuniary Gain ; and therefore, at an advanced age, he does not intrefs the mutts of that comfortable fubfiftence which, in an et:lig:Jetted country, might be expedted to follow talents fo rarely iound,and fo ufefully and honourably exerted. That this Meeting, iinpreffed with an earneft defire of amelio rating hie condition in this refped, and of offering a tcilimenisl of their high fcnfe of his merit, as an artitt, do Itrongly recommend to the attention of the Public the Suhfcription which has been opened for railing a Fund to provide an Annuity for his life. That th-fe Refolutions bt printed in Inch of the public papers as the Ccnimittce thal think pr per. the Thanks of thc Meeting be en to the Earl of Rod• nor for hi= gi rot zeal in porno:ins the ()Nees of the Meeting, sod fur his able condutli in the Chair. GRAND SPRING LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING. SCHEME. No. ol Prizes. Value of each. Total Valos. z of £ 3 0 .000 Is A 60,020 2 10,000 . 40,000 3 10,000 ...... PACO 3 55 1300 GEM 13.000 5 %OW 10,000 8 moo Loco 14 SCo .. 7.000 50 zoo s,cco zoo SO —. . Poo COCO ON. $0 110.06-0 This day were publinae.2:, price Five Guinean, SEVEN PRINTS, (the fize of the Paintings), finely engrav e d by Merry. Tomkins, Thew, Simon, and Le 'lcy, from SMIRKE's celebrated I'IC CURES of the SEVEN AGES. By Boyden and Co. No. no, Cheap i 4 e; and may be had of all Book and Printfellera in the United Kingdom. NORTHERN TRAVELS. On Thurfila7, May the 3oth, will he puhlithcd , In one large and elegant 'Volume Q2arto, prime Two Guineas in hoards, umbel hilted with feveral Engravings by Medland, TRAVELS ROUND THE BALTIC, t h roug h DENMARK, SWEDEN, abssiA, pm's poLAND, and PRUSSIA, in the Year tB. - 11. By JOHN CARR, Efq. Author of the Stranger in France, &e. Printed for Ricuwan Puiturs, No. 6, Bridge-itreet, Bbehfriars. 30,0t0 Tickets. £ 300,c0* Capitals derminable Firtt-drawn, ift Day ,eitoooo Firft-drawn, 6th Days 20,0c0 Dkto ad Day woo Ditto 7th Dao 20 - 0 Ditto 3d thy zoco Ditto Ath Dry 3o 0^...3 Ditto 4th Day .to:::o I Ditto otb Day 1,000 Ditto ith rhy icoo 1 vino loth D.l a,o.c Tickets and Shares are telling at every Office. PitEZENT 'PRICE : NOR FOLK. To GENERAL SHOPKEEPERS, CHANDLERS, &c. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by BENJAMIN B.IRCHANf, (By Order of the Aflign ees o f t h e Kft ate sad Meets or Wi Li BA LD ma, a Bankrupt) on Saturday the Bth day of June at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon precifely, at the Feather, lutt, at Holt, in Norfolk ; A VERY defirable Situation in Holt aforgaiti, whrre a cattaderable Trade has been carried on fur many years, in the General Shop k. ping Line of Bulinefs, Chandling, and Wine. and I.iquor rade.. The HOUR: camprifes a ipacivus Shop, with cellar under it, Warehoufe, K. eping Room, Fallout, Kitchen, Scullery, Cellar, and eie.tgood Chambers —attached is a Grocery Ware:Knife and C-Pir under It. with four Chambers over it; rxecikot I:handling Once, Brewhoufe, three &died Stable, kisroctx-bonfe, Chsile honk with every other re. quirite Building, anti a willed in Yard,•lncludlng a (mall Garden. Alfo a Pightk of very rich Land, containing by eßimatian, Two Acres and a half. Anion:lt of Subferiptions a:ready advertifed, L. 3-9 6 '1 lie Earl of liuclt/n'b Annuity - 10 0 Adolitional Sahfcribers. MR. BELSHAM'S HISTORY OP ENGLAND. Complete from the Revolution to the Treaty of Amiens. Tor R.PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the pub lie, that the aboce•mcntioned Work will be ready for de livery. complete, in Twelve Uniform Volumes, in Oclavo, on Saturday the asth of Alay, price Five Pounds Light Shillings, in Boarls. Ticket Half s:barter • £ l 9 5 0 L 9 t 6 0 I Eighth - 110 0 4 19 0 Siiteenth t $ 6 ........... Angerfttin, J. J. FN. to to Phillips, Mr. R. 5 5 Anthony, Wm. Efq. 5 5 Pike, Mifs Cork - 50 0 Baring, Sir F. Bart. so 0 Reeve, FA. Efq. .5 5 Bedford. Duke of 21 o Row, Wm. Pell, Ffq. 3 3 Bonar, Thorn; fon, Efq. 10 aci Richman, John, Efq. 2 1 Carlifle, Mr. - 1 1 Romney, Exrl of - xo v. , Cock, Thomas, Mr. z a Rowan, A. Ham. F.s q . 5 5 Conant, N. Efq. - s s Slieffield. Sir John, !fart. 5 5 CumherMnd, Mr. Gee. , 2 2 Smith, William, Efq. ao 0 Doyly, Lieut General, Stafford, Marquis of 10 0 from Cutrnfey - s s Stokes, James, Efq. 1 0 010e11, Thomas, Efq. s 5 Tennant, Chrif. Mr. a a Lewis W. Mr. - 2 0 Thcniton, Step. Efq. 5 0 Literary Fund - $5 o Tilloch, Alex. Efq. .5 .5 L0...k. Willixm, Efq. 3o o Tooke, Thomas, Efq. 5 0 Norman, Mr.. - s 5 White, James, Efq. s o Pena n, Wm. Efq i a Wilbraham, R Eiq. 10 0 PensW , , Cooper, Efq. Willis, Mr. William 2 c ork - - too 0 NEXT WEDNESDAY. Six of the Volumes are now repaintin with numerous and n en:iv.: corredtions, additions. an I unproven:etas, by the Autism and on the asth instant, this •aluabk Work, the only curitinua- Lion of Hume, t f a fingle wrfter. mar, for the flrft tune, be had somplete.—Bridge-ftrect, Blaekfriars, May a, agcy. rf' FISH refpeafully acquaints the Public, that •IL • the Lottery &tinted this day a .. out two o'clock, imm ediately after which Tickets and Shares, warrantcdundrawn, may be had at both his (Mess, No. 4, Cortikill, and NO. 9, Charing Crufs, and ant .I Wednefday Morning nine o'clock, when the Fifth Day's Drawing will begin. Tkket - ci 9 s 0 0 Half - Lao o o I Xightai - Z 2 is o Quarter - sso Sixteenth • z 3 6 ••• The firfi-drawts Ticket the Sixth Day is entitled to acht:aXd 'lbis day was publithed, price as. . z \ . REPLY to MELANCTHON's LETTER to Dr. TROY, Titular Arehbilhop of Dublin. By the Rev. LEWIS ROBERTS. London : Printed for J. Boukcr, No. 56, New BondAreet ; and fold alio by Kratang, Brown, and Keating, Duke•ftrect, Urolve• uor-fquare. Likewife, juft prbliihed, and may he ha .1 as above, price Is. A Letter to the Lords and Common: ot Cr:at !b:lain, on the fuhjedt of the Catholic Claims; by t:te Otiferver. The Buildings are in fulynantial repair, nand in thc centre of the town, are well ail.apti.d fur du catsufire trade, and may been. tend *upon immediately. For it-titer rar:rulare apply perfonally, or by letter (poft paid) tow. Withers, Jun. Sutieitrr. Holt. NEXT WEDNESDAY, Will be the Fi:lb Day's Drawing. tHE WHEEL contAins the following RICH PRIZES, viz._ 2 - - . - £30440 2 - • . .. 20 000 2 - - - 10.0:0 II • - - • • .5 00 &C. ,cc. &C. . • Atli only Si: DAys to draw. . . T. RODEUTS recommends an early application at his fortunate Office, No. 8, Corabill, as a fearcity of Tickets mutt take place from the very great demand. Lai Lottery all the 'l ickets were fold by the Fourth Day of Brawil.g. Subferiptions are received by Mr. Taylor, Secretary to thc So ciety of Arta; or. in Ids name. at Metrrs. Coutta and Co. li.uskers, in the Strand : Interne Lin of the Sublirribers tnay be feen. GRAND IMPERIAL STATE LOTTERY. 'TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, will condone on Sale, whifft any retrain. at 0. SCOTT . ' Old klabliffied Office, No. 75, New Bond &tee, where the Firft drawn . 1 icktt la 3 Saturday, No. 2873, entitled to 30701 was fold and regiftered and the Ticket No. 6143, a Prize of !Q.:el in the bit Lottery, was alfo fold Id One Quarter, One Eighth, and Ten Slit enth Shares. N. B. Capital Prizes to any ainonnt paid on demand. MR. BOWYER'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND LOTTERY, Containing Orta Tnousaxn Ploa Hoonaro AND Firry oat CAPITAL PRIZES . TICKETS, price THREE Gu i neas ea ch, are now on Sale at the Hißori , Gallery, Pall Mall, and at Mr. Bowyer's Office for the Cite, N 0.7.1. CorahM, and at every Li coifed Office in the linite.l Kingdom. Specimens of the WHOLF. OF THE ENGRAVINGS which are to be given is this Lottery to thole Holders of Tickets who do not obtain Capital Prizes, arc now exhibiting REATH at the Mitotic Gallery, Pall Mall, ad No. 73, Comb& A CAUTION TO FAMILIES, BURGESS AND SON'S ESSEI!CE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has pined by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES, for fifr Sawa, Stewed Beef, Hafted Calves Ilea 1, ,Beef &Ails, Mat DOes, Wild Fawl, and (lame; with many Drli series for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more fully expreffed in his Catalogue, (Ile bring Mt &venter ,/ rfern,) has Indueed many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirely dificrent,which are vended at many Shops in London, by perfons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, ar.d Scotland, to folicit Ordure of Tradefmcn and Inn-kcepers, who in conic quence are often ferved with Stay Sot h. of eery infertor yuali ties, which is not only an Inipotltion, hut a gnat difappointment to Families who purchafe them with a view of !Living good Sauce *l3 ir N. B. None are His Genuine, but what have there words on the Isabel," BURGESS mid SUN'S, Original and Superior ES SENCE Of' ANCHOELES, No. toy, Strand, Corner ut Savoy Steps, London." 13EAUTY, Health , and a p ear ly f et o f T eet h, may he acquired and preterved to old age, by the ufe of BUTl.Eit's RESTORATIVE TOOTH 'POWDER, fo well known for its gentle, deterGve, and reftorative Properties., and patronifed by the Queen, PrinceMs, and freeze' Branches of the Royal Family, the Emprefs of RuMa, and the Nobllity,as the bell plefervative extant, againß tooth-aehc and its carafe—feurvy in the gums. It produces a moll delegable fweetnefs of bratb, and that Bunn, fs and beautiful rednefs to the gums, which prevents pain :ad dee4y of the Teeth; to the Later it impan, a pearly whitencfs, re ftores the enamel, and prefervcs there happy effete to good old age. A full account of this incomparable Preparation may be had (gratis) of molt rtfpcdable Medicine Vendor in Town and Country --Sold wholrfale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cheap , r..-ntr of Paternotter-row; and retail, by moll Lstiohlefices an :0,61r; Venders in every Town in the United Kinclom, iu •s-..,t as. 941. each —Alto may be bad, Butler's improved Tooth Bti,lL, vice Is. cacti. 1 . 0 THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE. APERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who has held a (mall Appointment undtr Government for tin fe iG yearaorho has a Wife and two (mall Children depending fold/ on his exertions for their fupport, and whole ruin muff be inevitable. nnlefs he fbould be fo tortonate as to obtain a few pounds from a generous Public ; looks with a ph.afing and anxious hope to this loft refouree as the only means to enable him to, retain hi. fitna preferve his rcfpedability, fupport his family, and lave hint from prifon. It would here take up too much (pace to detail his long furietings and exertions to keep his wants a keret in his own bolom: hi; endeavour. have failed, and he humbly beg; to refer thole whom PROW! n SCP. ha. bleffrd with a difoofition to relieve the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller Account to Metris. Hodfoll and Sailing, flanker*. No. 345, Strand, and Metric Bol der), Lufhington, and Co. No 30, Combat where the fmalleft donations will be ntuft. that,kfuliy =tilos:land gratefully acknow- ledged. lk begs to re, urn hi, molt grateful thanks to, G. H. (of Sundt, laud), • Cr o o Anonymous, I 0 INTERCEP LTD DISPATC riES and LETTERS from I NDI On Monday next will he rublialed , at No. 348, Strand, in one vol Bvo. HE WHOLE of the INTERCEPTED DT& 1 ` PATCHES from the Marquis of WELLESLEY to the SECRET COMMITTEE of the COURT of DIRECTORS— from the Governor General in COUtseil to the Sec It ET Committee —to Major General WelleDer, &c. &c. Tranflated info Englilh from the Monitcurs jult received. Alto, the WHOLE of the PRIVATE INTERCEPTED COR RESPONDENCE from various Perfons in India.—amongft others from Mrs —, to Major-General R. W. Palmer, Efq. Stuart R. Walpole, Efq. Charles Chriftie, Efq. W. Jackfon, Efq. John Wilkie, Efq. Mrs. Kawkel -- Arnold, Lfq. Mrs. Stuart Chafe, Chennery, and Co. James Hare, Efq. tee. MODERN VUYAGES AND IRAVEI S. _ Thh day was publiffted, the Firft Volume complete, illuftrated with numerous View.. Maps, Etc. price iss. in boards, of COLLECTION of Modern and Cotemporary Voyages and Travels, to be tontinued in Monthly Numbers, at Half a-Crown each, and confilting, x. Of Tranilations of New Voyages and Travels from Foreign Languag es — a. of Voyages and Travels never before publillted—and, 3. of Analyfis of New Voy ages and Travels publifhed in England. The value, importance, utility, and economy of this periodical ?cork, will be belt illuftrAted by an enumeration of the contents of the Firft Volume, in which every work is completed which was begun in eithtt of the Monthly Numbers. The firlt Volume contains TRANSLATIONS. t. Callas" Travels in Iffria and Dalmatia, with numerous plates. 2. KUtttiLr's 'Travels in Detunark, Sweden, Ruffla,Gi.rmauy, and Italy. 3. blichaues Travels in the Back Settlements of America. ORIGINAL. An Itinerary of the Route of the Englith Embaffy from London to Cooltatatitsople.by the Secretary to the Embaffy. ANALYSIS. I. Woodward's Voyage in the Indian Archipelago. a. Kotzebue's Travels in France. 3. Tuckcy's Voyage to New South Wales. Every future Volume Will contain as interefting a variety, and fever - l works of great value are already io courfe of preparation for the Second Volume, among which are St. Vincent's Voya g es to African Iflohils, °lawn% Provslefen's voyage to Iceland,and a Walk from Lcipfie through Italy to Syrneufe. A number ve.o always appear on the fillt day of every month , pike Halts Crown,aud Sic Numb , tr. form a Volume. Printed fur RSCHAIN Pno.t.te >. N 0.6 Bridge-ftreet, ; oati to be had of all Bookia.ers and Newt-curiae. POPULAR. INTRODUCTION TO AS CRONOMY. This day were pnbliflicd, !nonrated with numerous large Ccoper-plate, on a plan entirely new, price ss. with an 7llmvanee to Schools, j'HE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE , or a 1 1- DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS and of the SY>iTEM of the UNIVERSE, written in a familLee and po polar manner, adapted particularly to tha weal of Young Per fon', and efpccially calculdtol to promate and fimplify the Eudy of Agronomy to Perfons of all Ages. 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TO BE SOLD BY AUC !10N...8y Mr. MA NT, At the Swan Inn,in Alto:loan Wedoefday the sth of June, preeikly at Twelve o'Ckrk (ankfr di43of d of before by Private Contrad, of which due Notice will be given), A N elegant and trnly neat VILLA, nearly New, eon2ftine of two Parlours. a Brrakfalt.room, four Bed. rooms, a DrefSig-room, and a fmall Room for a Servant ; a com modious Kitchen and good Calera, detached Brewhoufe, and other fineable convenient Offices, an excellent Kitchen Garden and Plea fure Gounid, varied and deco - ated with Rutile Ornaments, a TLrce-Rail Stable and Coach-bank, with every requifite accom modation for a fnrill Genteel Family. •.• 'f be Situation is delightful, in a V a le o n th e Capon Road, two Miles from Alton, and fifty from London, where Coaches pals Daily to and front Town •, and one of the molt delirable Parts of the County fir iu Pieturefilo %%era and Held Sports The Di • villoca of the Land ar, well adapted for Cattle, which is upw trds of light Acres, Cnpylsold of Inheritance, fulled' to a (mall gidt Rent of rad; at. per Annum. hitay be viewed on Mondays and Wednefdays only, during the Month of May. between the Hours of Eleven and Three o'Clock. Part of the Purchafe•Money tn..; be left on Mortgage. For further paniculars appte to Mr. andtroog, Nurferyman, near Oddnes s Hasits• ' Mr. Mont, Upholder and A edioneer, Winchefter; or at thelioure at Farringdon, where the Mlle may be treated for by Private Coatradt. FREEHOLD FARMS and Tf TiES.OLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr, J. STEPHENS. At the Horre-Shoe lau, at Dowue , td, in the Parini of Mai. goteflel3. on . Tneftlay the 18th day of Jane, dos, betwom the ' ' Roars of Three anti Five lu the Afterooon, in the fallowing Lots (or in &eh Lea as theyropektor at that time ittati think prwer) fubjed to inch Conditions of bale as mall-be then and there produced • Lot z. A _VERY dcfirab:e and imp rovea bl e FREE ". 3- FREE HOLD ESTATE, called the LOWER FARM, fituateat Dovrnend aforeftid ; comprifing a Subllantial w•• 11 built Farm Houle, replete with all urceffitry Offices and Out-building,, and yaA. asP. more or Inc.i of Rich Land in feveral well pror:vtioned as to Arable and Pafture.pleafantly fituatc,l and well Watered, now under Leak to Mr. Henry Parker flr a term of which 6 years were unexpired on the Ninth of Odtober laft, at the yearly Rent of t6tl. bat which may be cnnfiderahly advanced at the expiration of the Ltd Leafe ; together with all manner of Tythes ariting there:rem. This Farrnadjuins the Turnpike Road leading from EMU to Citining-sAtury, is gliftaut from Briftol four Miles, and from Bath tune Milts. Lot 2. A very improveable and defirable Freeholdtftate,ezned the Higher Farm, fituate at Downend aforefaid, confiftlng of a fahltatmially-built Farm Houk, with all necdrary Offices and Out. buildings. and 63A. aR. ;3P. more or lets, of Arable and l'afture Land, pleafantly fainted and well Watered, now under leak. whereof two years were unexpired the asth of March daft to Mr. F. Young, at the annual Rent of test. but worth couliderably more, together with all manner of Tythes arifing therefrom. This Farm is &nate at Downend aforefaid, within a trw yards of the alert:fall Turnpike Road, leading from SHIN to Chipping. Sudbury, and Cie like dine:ice from Briftul and B. Lot t. A truly eligible Freehold Utate, called the Yew-Trees Farm, fituate at Wickwick, in the Parkhes of Frampton Cretered and Mango'-tit Id; competing a conipaa. Farm Houk, with ne• ceffary Out buildings, and 33A 3k. 21P. more or Ids, of Rich Arable and Failure Land, dlijoining the aforcfaid Turnpike Road, diftant fr..m firatol fix Mil's, and from Hath ten, now let on Leak for a Term of ft v.ri years, of which fix years were tole:- pirod or. the asth of Marc: , lift , to Mr. John Lturci,J4 at the yearly Rent of 601. hot conOtlerably undetlct. N. B. There arc fuppored to be good Veins of Coal Ind, t Lots a and a. Lot 4. A Carponter'd and Wheelwright'. Shop, fituate at Pown end &foretold, oow kt to Mr. at the low yearly Rent of 21 lot. The whole maybe viewed by application to the feveral Tenants; and other Particulars m.sy be 1.3E14 Mr. William Harmar, tor, Overn. 'hie-Houk, t)owncnd, near lirittoi, u whore OS= a Plan of the Eltates may be teen. VICTEULLING OFFICE, MI 21. 1235. THE CO. I IMiSSJONLRS for VICTUALLING HIE MAY ESTrt NAY?, de bereb y give Rothe, That on Friday the 7th of June next, they will be ready to re calve Tenders in writing (f sled up) and treat with fueb Perron-. as will undertake to fupply good, Emd, ftrong, and merchantabk MADEIRA WINE to his Majefty's Ships sod VelTels at Madeira, for twelve months certain, and further until 1X months warning shall be given: to be paid Corby Bills payable with intereft Ninety Days after date.—The Conditions of the Contratt may be few at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be La to arty feeler ie wLi. b the price fizll mot le fofertel is swat at length, or slat t.ot be delivered to the Board Wore owe 414.41 t - pa Friday the 7th of 'free mixt, oar oat* the Pref.,' Tv& male, th. testier, or five per:o• ow bit badly; tatelart, to aqievr cam calla! r.