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V ;.. . .. . . . . . .:. ~,,,,, : vi p r , • • ..- ii: - , • c ... i ,. ..: . • ; dill . '• H • , f ./ 0 i xrcp-Pb 41. 4) ,„ • , „..,......., ~,,.. 0 (-- -- '-:-----..‘t....7 1 / 4 :-..„\-----• .• 00. • 0 „...„....,,,,,„ ......,„,...,.,, • 5042] MONDAY, APRIL 1, 18os. I PRICE SIX.PEN CE. By COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. THF.ATILI: ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. , - TOMORROW EVENING, APRIL 2, 1805, will be prefented the Comedy of THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. NArr WINCE, M4rd 22 1805. THE PRINCIP.II. OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS 1113 MAY ASTro NAVY, du lercky giw tke, STEINS, BRIGHTON. TO SE SOLD BY FRIVATR CONTRACT, A SPACIOUS FREEHOLD DWELLING HOURSE, delightfully fitusted on the Stelne, eonitnandfng Views of the Soa and adjacent Country. The Prange* eonfiit of two Parlours, communicating by Folding Doors, a (likable Draw. ing-room, and ten Chambers, good Kitchen, Butler's Room, and every necdfary Office, fit for the immediate reception of a Genteel Family —For further Particulars, apply at Mr. David %radon's, UphoUterer, Parliament-ftrxt, Weftmitsiter. THE MONTHLY PUBLICATIONS. Bridge-ftreet, Black fri Ars, March 29, tßes. I T having been reprefented to M r . PHILLIPS t h a t & the Proprietors of fome of the Periodical Works will not be able to pubillh than as dual on the latt nay of March, and that fuch Proprietors might fultain elf. ntial injury lay the feparate pub lication of any particular Work, he has on thefe Accounts coofent ed to poltpone the Publication of the Works under-mentioned. of which hell, the Proprletor,tiil MONDAY the EIGHTH DAY of APRIL, on which Day it is nrcal that all the Monthly Publi cations Otall be illued to the Bookfelling Trade, and the following Day, TUESDAY the NINTH. generally delivered to the Public: a. The MON rfltY MAGAZI , IE. a. The Maim/tr. and Pny.ICAI. JOURNAL. 3. The Moserittv ARMY Liar. • 4. The FASHIONS of LONDON and PARIS. S. The COLLECTION of MODERN Voe.wes and TRAVELS. 6. Dr. MAYOR'S UNIVERSAL litsrana 7. Mr. Yovuo's ANNALS of Ar:ticue re RE. S. Dr. BUIDOSII . HYGEIA, Or ESSAYS oil HE4LTH.' To which will be added the Mufical Farce, called OF AGE To MORROW. That on Wednetday the 3d of April neat, at one o'clock, they will be ready to trrat with fuch Pedant as may be willing to cootradt for (applying his Makfty's forcral Yards with RIGA GOODS, NORWAY GOODS, DANTZIC GOODS. Diltributions of the Articles, with Forms of the Tenders, may be teen at this Office. fbis Evening—Mughts ; Norval by the YOUNG ItOSCIUS 'With the Dance of the United Britons. And Bah Ton Qtt Thurfday, Handel; Hamlet by the YOUNG ROSCWS. VA The Irifhman in London. TII EATR E-RO Y A 1., COVENT-G A RDEN. TO-NIORROW EVENING, APRIL 2, 18os, will be performed the Tragedy of DOUGLAS. Norval, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS. To which will be added an ENTERTAINMENT. No Tender tail! k received ofLr twelve irlsa ea at day of treaty nor any Award will, Sheets:sty, yr an agent for bin's. attends. vicTUJLLING OFFICE, Ithreb 27, 2E05. THE COMMISSIONARS for VICTUALLING HIS 11147F.STro NAV?", do kroly et,' Mike, That on TuefdAy the 9tb of April. neat, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (leafed up) and treat for THREE HUNDRED eIiALDRONS OP PI rrs TANFIELD TO I HE OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL NAVY. TIIE new UNIFORM SWORD, &c. agreeable J. to t' a r• Admiralty Pattern, will be ready fur &livery on Thurfday. at SALTER'S, No. 35, Strand, London. EDINBURGH MILD ALL AND REW Wll.SONandCo.at Edinburgh ,Isaalsrg air inted Adam Murray, Noe 6, Beer-hme, Tower-ftrect, their Agent for the Lle of their Alc here, Orders addretred w him will he exteuted or the Lame terns as at Edinburgh. CANDLES AND SOAP, GENUINE SPERMACETI OIL. MERCHANTS, EXPORTERS, and the Public are fupplled with the above articles of the ben quality. on very advantageous terms, at the Caudle and Soap Warehoule, Nn. It. Flevt-Rrget, London. GRAND SPRING LOTTERY. SCHEME. Value of each. £ 30,000 20,000 10,000 50 30 2,000 2000 5 00 200 50 SO Ns of Prises. s of Total Value. Is 60,0 x, 40P30 - 3 0,000 1 5 ,000 ▪ zopoo 8,000 • 7puo 5. 0 0 0 s zoom 100 Coco 30.c0a Tkketa.. ,C 3oc t coo Capital. determinable t Irrft•drawn, Ili Day C topoo iiirit-drawn, 6tlt Day/ ae.ooo Ditto ad Day two Ditto 74 Day loco Ditto 3d Day moo Ditto iltb Dry 30,m00 Ditto atb Day soon Ditto 9tl Day 1,000 Um sth Day woo Ditto t ab Dr a,OOO __ _ fellingp e'er, Office. f PRICE : Ticket . - 111 it o • 914 o r ] Eighth - 9 6 4 Ig o Sixteenth I o BEGINS DRAW! G t3th MAY, dos. llciets aouhares are Half qtarter 4. CORNHILL. and 9. CHARING-CROSS. BISH, Contraltor for the prefent Lottery, re s. • turns his molt grateful thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, for their liberal patronage in the late and far ina Lotteries, and flatters !liming the uncommon Needs that has attended Purchafen at hi. Of fen of late years. added to the punc tuality °Versed in the payment of all Prizes, will itifure him a continuance of their favours in the prdent GRAND SPRING 1-011'e RV. the Scheme of which Rands univeday estafelfed the richeft in Capital Prizes ever known; there being a Prize. of 30,000 3 Phial of 4 5,000 I sox() apoo 3 10,000 s 1,000 ate. ate. e. • • Perinea in the Country may be (applied with Tickets and Igha;es, by fending up (pit paid) Bank Notes, cab., or Pott- Cacc Or&rs. The LOTTERY BEGINS 13th MAY. Igos. STATE LOTTERY, Commences Drawing the 13th of next Month. HALL and Co. (fucceffors to Mr. NscmoLsow ), at the Old Licenfed State Lottery 011iee No. 88, CORN HILL, corner of the Royal Exchange, Lond on, refpediully in. form their Friends and the Public, that Tickets sad Shares (duly tamped) and in variety of numbers, are felling on the !emelt terms. The number of CAPITAL PRIZES in this Lottery (ar4 leafy 30,0c3 Ticket.) is unprecedented i The Schalk siootains s of 3opecL 2 of loomed. 3of to,ood. 3 of soool. 5 of sow]. I of moo/ 14 of sod a great number of and, and 501. and the loweit Prize aol. • . . .. . _... -..- —_ Er Orders from the Country. accompanied with goad Bills, at a abort date, Bank Notes, Calk, or Poit-Office Orders. executed n the fame terms as if perfonally prefent. Tickets and Shares re &erred at Sixpence per Number. • • Prizes paid an demand, and in full, t*o months after the Lottery ►eta naked Drawing. THE CHEAPEST HOSIERY and GLOVE WAREHOUSE in the WORL D, Wholefale and Retail. for READY MONEY ONLY, by J. RADFORD, Real Manufac turer, No. 64, Chcaphde ; and, te prevent mittakes, mania that J. R. has no content with any other Shop in London. Obforse bet the following prices:-.-Men's EfOlrit Cotton for Boots at 'e.t.d. worth as. 6d. Mm's Seyerfine Ribbed Cotton at only as 6d. worth gs. 6d, Women's Floe Cottoo, Is. 6d. worth as. Superfine at as. 9d. worth 41 and with curious Lace Clocks, gs. worth sta. Black or Wbhe Silk Hok at 6s. 64. and with Lace Clocks, n. dd. worth zoo 6d. soo Dozen Men's and Women's Leather Gloves,frent EarA; Plc Nie Lace Mitts at as. 6d. worth 4s. and Wm long tts at as. 9d. worth ss. and a curious article In Ladies' long Lace Sleeves, calculated to give cafe and elegtnee, patronifed by the Royal Family; Elaftle Cotton, and other Drawcn at only gs. 6d. worth ss. 6d. alto new Invented Lamb's Weal Petticoats that are to much approved of by the Ladies. Thole that have to make large purehaks will find the great& advantage by buying at No. 64. Cheapilde. A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOOKS. This day was pubUthed, a third Edition, enlarged. Price One Shilling and Siz-pente. 111 PRACTICAL GUIDE to INSTRUCTORS 11 . and PARENTS on the Right Choice and We of the ass, ELEMEN lARY BOOKS in everybranch of Knowledge ;pointuis out their refreetive merits, and the order in which they on* to k lilac-Kulp adopted. By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M. Bettor of Newport, and late Matter of the GranunalSchool in that Town. The following caiTicot. lAMCTIOSIS have appealed of THIS Unable and uleful was m. o This is a well-written and judicious Publication, Conveying leech pr- tical Information on the Sake% of lidueation, and is therefore highly worthy the Penile' of every Perfon concerned hi the Improvement of the rifing Generation. The Account of Books generally ukd in Schools keens to he the refult of Exptrience, and certainly difplays mods erudition. The Author's Recommsndii tit.ns and Strictures are accompanied with fach Reafons and criti cal ()Venation as do him Feat credit, both as a Scholar and Uottlian Teacher."—.Anti jaeobin Review. " la the Era part of this Work are feveral judicious Obferva dons ; aml the fecond part onansarates the molt ukfal introductory looks in every branch of knowledge. remarking on their refine thes merits. and cautioning Parants and Inftrudtors againit fome Books which the Author. upon ;oft ground% °Neal to. Among dsufe reeenintended. we do not cetera any that we confider as ihjediutahlr."--Eritiat Cattle. krinted far Thomas Reynolds. Oxford- Rivet ; and fold by the In, Vellum In inked, (Nobrisige, Edinburgh, Glafgarr, sad pshin. MOOR COALS, Foil pay, t. be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, free of all charge and rifque, to His Majetty,alongfile His Mdjefty's Viftttal ling Premifea at Deptford, in the (pace of ix weeks at forthcft front the date of the ContraCl; and to be paid for by Bilig payable with intereß ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Cootraft may be ken at the Secretary' s Office. No regard will k 63d to Jay , tea ler he scti.6 tie price _4all net Ir ;alerted is vecifs at kogt6, or tied frill Rot Sc &Veered h the Board before este .ides ow !Sc fad 7w/day 16,976 of Api! are, ort iotkfi the Pelee* who seale: the tender. 'MC taloa ea hi: kday,atinab, to litt er saes called for. BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, STRAND, and CCRNHILL. INSURARCE is granted by this Office on Hnufes, Buildings, Maw faeories, Ship', and all other Wlids, Goode, Merebancihre, Farming Stock, =cloth& Property from Lots or Damage by Fire. The Dire tors retnrn their thanks to the public for the unprece dented preference given by than . to this Ol cs ; they are happy to lad that the plans they have adopted for the improvement to Fire Inferences have given fuch general fatisfadion, and that through their esertlotis the bufinefs is better tulderftood, and its advanta ges rendered more generally beneficial ; they beg to recommend, their mode of Infutance on Agricultural Stock, the premium upon which is as. 6d. per Cent. only. The Octin grants Infuranas for periods Loa of a year, arid makes geod of. by Fir from Lightnipg. Receipts for Infurances becoming due at Lady Day, are In the hands of their Agents, in the principal cities and towns, who win deliver proporals with the rates of Infurance, gratis. The Fifteen Days allowed for Payment beyond the date of each Policy will expire on the 9th day of Ap:i! next. WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY OFFICE, STRAND and CORNHILL, LONDON. PERSONS defirous of providing f .r their rittnilies or Dependants may, by an Annual Payment, fecute to their Widows, Children, or any other Perron, either an Annuity for the remainder of Life, or a vas Sum to be paid at their Deeeatc. Infurances may be made for a Variety of oth-r Purpoks : —to provide for Renewal of I.eafes;—to (retire SWOP paid for ►'laces or Employments, or for the Purchafe of Life Eftates;—or in Aid of Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor, atc. ace. VOLUNTEERS. It being roprefented to the DIRECTORS that many Perron. engaged in the Volunteer Service might wifii to fecure fume Pro 'rifles for their Families or nearell Connexions, In cafe of acciden tally Mang Viettms to the unavoidslile Cafualtics of the Service, The Board cohliderlng the fame, obferve that the ecncral Scheme of the Society is intended to fecure a Provifion on the Event of Death, whether from natural or accidental Caufes; yet wifhing to embrace tangly or colic:lively every objedt in their power which may afford an Accommodation to thole who are defirous of Infur ing with them in a more limited Degree, they propofe to grant POLICIES of INSURANCE upon the Lives of Volunteers againitMilitary Caftialties only. Annuities arc granted to commence immediately, or at any fu ture period. Printed Rates and Conditions of inforanee may be bad gratis, with the Litt of Direelors is above, or of the Agents of chi Bri tish Fire Office in she Country, who are appointed Agents for this Of ROBER r SKRLTON, Sec. BEACH HILL, KIPLF Y, BURRY, March 14, aos. STRAYED from Bich Hill, in th e P ar ifh o f Waking, Surrey, on friday, the a;d of November laR, a BLACK GELDING. with one white fore foot, and a far iri hia forehead;and at the fame thne a DARK BROWN PONEY, which has been ired all round. Whoever will give Information to Mr . Benjamin Spooner, at Beach Hill, near Ripley, Surry, of tbefe Horfes. than be cntided. on recovery of them, to a reward of FIVE GUINEAS; or if they have been itoien, to a reward of 'TE,N GUINEAS, on profecuting the thief to convittion. MOM. V FOR BILIS, &c. AGENTLEMAN who does not chonfe to declare himfelf in a public Advertifement, who has It in his power to procure any fern of Money to the exigencies of the momrnt for good Niger upon other certain Security (by Annuity Or othervrife) withal to be employed as the Agent of perfons who can convince him of their refpeetattlllty, whether of the mercantile or fafhionable past Mule World, who may be In need of pecuniary affiftance..... Perks* applications mutt be made between the hours of ten and three.—Addrefi the fuperintendant, No. 3, Brumfield' -row, %men fquare, Bloomibary. Letters mutt be pelt paid. Unobjeetiotiable Bills mated in two hours. PUBLIC ROOMS TO LET. THE GOVERNORS of the LYING-IN HOS PITAL. DUBLIN, give Notice, That they will let, for a term of Three or Five Years. their ROOMS of PUBLIC RE CEPTION, confiiting of A CIRCULAR SALOON, 80 feet diameter. A BALL ROOM, 86 fret by 40. A CARD ROOM, ho feet by 30. A TEA ROOM, 36 feet by 24. A SUPPER ROOM, 86 feet by 40. A Leifer ditto, 36 feet by a 4. With Hall, Vettibule, Dreffing.rootns, Wine and Coal 'Faults, and a Irma retentive and complete Kitchen Apparatus. The Furniture may be had at a valuation, or if preferred, a per Cemage on the value will be taken as annual Rent. It is minced fury to obferve, that their Premifes afford the only complete ac coraniodation In this City for Public Entertainment. Alfo to be Let, the exclufive right to the Hapita! Gardens for three Nights in each Week, from the tit of May to the aft of No• vember, for Mufie or other purport& Farther particu , ars may be known by application in writing to the Regifter at the Havel. Sealed Propufals, diredted to him, will he evened at • Boant held fpecially for that purpofe,on Fri. day the 3d day of May n. et. Dublin, March so, tbs. TO BE PEB.EMPTORILY SOLD, Purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caere Harding v. Harding, and a General Order of Transfer, with the approbation of JAMES STANLIT,Efq. one of the to-ref the faid'court, at the 04at's Head Inn at Audlcm, in the County of Cheftcr, uti Tucfday, the 9th diy of April 1835, be tween the hours of four and five in the afternoon, In Lots, SEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, fituate at AUDLEM aforefaid ; and a LEASEHOLD ESTATE fitu ate at BLOARF. HEATH, in the Parifh of DRAYTON in HAI.ES. in the Ccunty of STAFFORD ; being the &tates late of SAMUEL HARDING, Efq deceafed, the Teftator in the faid Decree named. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the faid Mailer's Chalnbers in Soutkamptoo-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; of Mr. Wilfon, S Bettor, No. 8, Crown Office row, Tem - pleb London; of Mr. Harding, Solicitor, Betley, Staffordfisire; of John Knight, Efq. Whitchurcis; and of Mr. Orootne, Solicitor in Audi= afaVald ; and at the Place of Sale. ' COPYFTOLD ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF YOftlt, AT THREE GUINEAS PER ACRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVERY improvable Copyhold Eftate, in. it Ring Fenektrine fmall and certain (equal to Preeholdj.cootalning. 635 Acres of !factored Land, beirg part of Knardisolhugh Foreft,' In the County of York, which was incloted about zo.yeary ago, for the Nall Sum of Three Oldness per Acie. Is Staged about three miles from Paitley Bridge, and about nig, miles from liar. rowree, is bounded on the North by the Otley Turnpike Road * , and on the South by an excellent Trout•ftream, together with the Royalty and Eifhery. The Eftate abounds with game. Mr. John Gilt, of Orcenhow- hill, the tenant, will thew the Premifei. , Apply to Mr. Juno, Green.l.ll4 Surveyor, at N 0.30, Canter bury-fquare, Southwark; and after the sit of Aptil at Lemon Abbey, near Nottingham, where a Plan of the Eftate way be fret'. OAK TIMBER. TO BP. SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBBINS, On Monday the Bth day of April nest, at th o' ree clock in the afternoon, at the Swan Inn, Weft Broomwich,r Birmingham, LARGEA QVANrITY of O AK TIMBER .L TREES, adapt c 2 fur Engine Timber,, Ship Building, and other purposes, where Trees of large dintenfkula are preferred; now growing in the FRYARS PARK WOOD, over Weft•Brom wich aforefaid, and on Mr. Swain's Parra, in the Parini of Handl. worth, near Birmingham afore Lid; and the Timber and Bark may be conveyed to the Market by means of the Canals which pals near to the F.Rate. The trees are numbered and marked, and may be fan by applying to Mr. Thomas Bayley, Small Heath, near Weft Bromwich aforcfaid. The particulars of the Lots, and the conditions under which the Timber will be fold, may be inorm ;he Auaioneer, Birmink ham; and at the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. la, Carey.ftreet, Lincoln's Inn, London, and at Walborn, near Stratford on Avon, Warwlckfkire. OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUC HON, by Mr. RQBBINS, On Wednefday the loth day of April nest, at two n'elock s in the . . afternoon, at the Crown Inn, Abbate Bromley, to tie County of Stafford, ALLAIiGk. QU ANTITY of OAK TIMBER TREES, adapted for Engine Timber, Ship-building, and other purpoks, where Trees of large dimenfions are preferred I now growing in Bromley Park, near Abbott, Bromley aforefaid ; and the limber and Bark may be conveyed to the Market by means of the Canals and Nay:talons which pars near to the Eltate. The Trees are numbered and markcd, and may be fern by applying to Mr. Akock,at Bromley Park aforefaid. The particulars of the Lots, and the condidons under which the Timber will be fold, may be known of the Audlioncer, Birming ham ; and at the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. a 4, Carey-ltreet, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and at Wallfborn, near Stsauord on Avon, Warwickibire. CAPITAL NAVY TINIER. u uL bOLD BY AUCHON, - - I - timber • in two Lots, as flied be agreed on at the Sale, on Wed rtefday the 17th day of April next at the Bell Inn, in Cattle lied inghtun, in the County of EtTex, between the Hours of Four and Seven in the Afternoon, (unlefs difpofed of in the mean time by Private Contrad, of which Notice will bt riven) fubjeet t. Conditions of Sale to be then produced (among which it will be required that the Purchafer Otall procure fuch Sureties foe Pay ment of the Purchafe-Money as Thal be approved of by the Vendor or his Agents), PLEVEN Hundred and Fifty-feven Oak Timbtr Trees, chiefly adapted for Navy Purpofes, marked with Vrtst'e Paint and growing on Eftates, called Gravefhall or other wife Gillian, and Blain, in the Para's of Sible Hedingliam, hi the County of Eire:, in the poteflions of Mrs. Hammonds and Mrs. ingot y. If fold in Lots, the Timber On each Farm will be put up fc parately. TIVe Tenants ef the refoecliee Farms will New the Timber, and any further Particulars 'may he known on application to Melirs. Baxter, Lloyd. and Lloyd, Si.licitors, Ludlow. March 20, IS This day was poblinted, price as. 6d. A LETTER to Dr? TROY, Titular Arehbiffinp of Dublin, on the CORON A TION of BUONAPARTE, 'by Pope PIUS the SEVENTH. A deed without a namc SHALLJPIAIF. Dublin, printed: London, re printed, with the Author's eor. realms, foe j. Hatehard,No. 190, Of whom may be had, price as. 6d. Thoughts on the Coronation Oatb, Brit publiesed in 1801, by John Reeves, Efq. • TMs day were publiaied. CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS on BOOKS; No. containing Proofs from Diodorus, &c. that 5460 was the originarperiod of the Aifyiian Kingdom; that it was ihortwied to i 300 by the Greeks. to agree with their lhortcned computations concerning Troy. Differeht -Computations of this event In differ. cut ag.s, and the text, of Diodorus vindicated against Moriham. Table in fupport of Printout, proving by Dates and Anions, that .the Median Kings of Ctefias were the fame Pctfuns as the Kings QT Affyria In Scripture. Sold by B. Whitt, Flect.ft-ret, price ts. 6d. TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION—BY It HALL, At the Dog and Pauldge, in YATELY, HA N r - - - On Wednefday the of Ap - ri1,.1305, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon: infeverilLots, By order of the Truftees of Mr. Thomas ShaCkleford under fuch conditions as gall be then and there produced: f•ot r. A Subilantial DWELLING HOUSE, in 1Z good repair', called HAMMON's, with excellent Garden, Barn, Stable, and Fuel-houfe; together with THREE CLOihS of good Ai able Land, in a high Rate of cultivation, ad jdinirg the fame, containing three Acres, more or lets, and an ex• (client Fitk-pond in front of the bottle. The above Houk, with the Garden, &able, and Fuel- houfe, it let on leafe to Mr. John North, grocer, baker, and bacon•killer, four years of which are unexpired at Michaelmas next._ Lot a. A fubßantial built NIESSUAGE or TENEMENT, fitnate at Yately Green, with good Garden, Fuel-houfe, See. in the occupation of Thomas Collier, tenant at will Alto in hand a CLOSE, of rick Pafture Land adjoining, the fame containing Three Quarters of an Acre, or thereabouts. Lot 3. Two good faidtantial DWELLING HOUSES, in per feet repair, eligibly Mimic near Lot a, with excellent Gardens, Yatd, Barn, Stable. Fuel-houfe, and a large Glazier's Shop (about 36 feet by is) in the occupation of Mr. Richard Dalton, feboolmafter, and Mifs Hamfon ,tetants at will. Al oin hand, a CLOSE of rids Pafture Land adjoining the fame, containing Two Acres and a Half, be the fame more or Ids. . . _ Thefe Pronifes have for many years been oCcupied as a Car penter's Shop, and are well cakslated for that bufunis, or at a (mall expence might be made a genteel refidence. The above Mates are Copyhold of Inheritance of the Manor of Croudall (which is nearly equal to Freehold), the'fines being in. confiderable, and certain, and are entitled to a Very extenfive Right of Common. The Stock, which may be fern at the Dog and Patridge, Yately, confide of an excellent good Granary equal to new, fitted up with bins, on a fubitantial oak &addle with (tone caps; a good four year old Cow in Calf, a Grafi Cart with Harriers, a tax ditto with ditto, a one wheel Plough, and two Harrows. Yately is 33 miles from London, within one mile of the great Weftern Road (where coaches pals daily) and in the centre of a good (porting country. For a view of the ellatcs, apply to the refpedtive Tenants, and for further PArtlculars to the Audionecr, Reading; if by letter, IIR Pad• THE SHAKESPEARE FORGERY. This day was publilhed, in one Licgant volume, poR nelaws, price ye. 6d. in boards, illuftrated with Engravings of the famous gyINTAAN SZAL, and of Vltio:ls tCZl:ind tiditious Autographs bf Shakeft.etre. THE CONFESSIONS of \V I LI,IA T l / 4 I HENRY IRELAND, relative to his Fr:ideation of the ceh.brated MA. fe Opts akribed is Shtkelpeare. intrrfperfed with aidu6ng and in. tercfting Anecdotes of the various lit..r.ay and orlwe Public Cha radkers, who rendered thcidelves eonfineueus during the exhibition of the Papers In Norfolk-Rivet, and with Faits ntvcr before pub lilhed, .conneeled With the Performance of Vortigsrn, one of the fabricated MSS. at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. London: Printed for TUOSCAS UODLI A Itli, coiner of Pail-ktat, and the Haymarket, and to be had of all other Booktelicrw • Of whom, in a few days, rely be bad. Mations of the Lire of Can It ILLS I.st Lewes ‘tritten by him.. felf, and pubtlited by his fon John Lee Lessee, Efq. in fear irois .foolfcap Bvo. pries 16s. boards On Tuerday next will be publithed, in TWo large Vols. Bvo. - Price tam in Boards, Dedicated by pertoiflion to the Right lion. Lord ELDON. I.ord High Chancellor of Great Brit:lo, and etubellithed with a highly finithed Portrait, l'H4 WORKS, Moral and Religious, of Sir .11. MATTHEW HALE, Ent. I erd Chief Juftice of the Court of King's Bench, the whole now fiat cdlteeted and rewired. To wbiell'are prefixed his Life and Death, by Bithop Bennet, D. D. And an Appeedlx to the Life, incleitto,.; :he • additional Notes of Richard Baxter. By the Rey. T.THIR LW A 1.1., ALA. Editor of the Latin and Enylilh Diatetfarem Printed by R. Wilkes, N 0.89, Ch lane, and fold by Faul der, Bond-ftreet ; Riyington. St P ,ul's Church-yard; White, Fleet .ftreet; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Richardfon, Royal Exchange, and Nunn, Great tZieen•Rreet. 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