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. . • • oc • . f • • • Vs; . . ditvo6 . • - N• 414. " • "/ • 4 - 4 Ir k & )4* • • Jar . . 11 11 - tt " a? ;11 I§. . _ ,Rape ~i ~' WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 18Oi-.- NUMBER r A J [PRICE 81X-PENCE THRATILE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TOMORROW EVENING, MAY 9, itios, will he prefented the Comedy of FIRST LOVE. Sabina Rofny, Mrs. JORDAN. To which will be added the New Comic Opera, called THE SOLDIER'S RETURN; Or, WHAT CAN BEAUTY DO ? . . - SONS OF THE CLERGY. 'T H E ANNIVERSARY ME E T ING of this A. CHARITY, will he in the Cathedral Church of Si, Paul, TO-MORROW, MAY 9, when a Sermon will be preached be fore hie Grace the Lord Archbiesop of Canterbury,thcir Loring* the Bifhops, the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermen. Clergy, &c. by the Rev. CHARLES BARKER, B. D. Canon Rehdentiary of Wells. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Alays.illos. THE COMMISSIOVERS for VICTUJILLING FOR SA' E BY AUCTION, At jerfey, on Thurfday the t6th May inftant, FHE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 761 Cafes of Havannah Sugar, Cafes of Coffee 36 Cafes of Segars, Ss Tons of LogwOoft, IS Pieces of Nlaltogany, 16 Pieces of Cedar, 9 lars of Honey, Aed fundry articles of wrought Si'ver nat •, twin, the ca-gn of • • the SpaniCh Ship la Arrter;ca, captured on her pail ge from Ha • v.•nnah to Cadiz, by the Letter of Ma-que Ulaoa, of J, rfey. and I gaily condemned as Prize. And on Friday the lye init. will he fold, tha Paid •hip Is America, of the hurthen of too To., ti thereabouts. as the now lies in the harbour of St. lit •r's, Jerk:, and 3•••11 worth the attention 'of any Gentleman who may want a vefFel of that fizc. Samples of the Sugar and Inventory of the Viffel may be f,..tra • on application to John Dolbel,Efq. Jerfcy; or PAU' and if ivilland Le Mefurisr, and Co. of Auftin Friars, where catalogues may be ha,l HIS M.dySTY's NAFr, i Set* give Ndice. That on Tuefday the sift infant, they will be ready to receive tenders In writing, (fealcd up,) and treat with fuck perfons as will undertake the Cupid), of SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF to his Majefty's Ships and Veffels at the Mind of Bermuda, fur twelve months certain, and further until Gt months warning (ball be given, to be paid for by Bills payable with Ititereß, ninety days after due. This Evening—The Venetian Outiter ; Syhsetter Daggerwond; d :he Soldier's Return. STEWARDS. H. R. H. the Duke of Slifka Right Hon. Charles Bathurft Lord ArchbiThop of Tuam Sir Richard Welch, Knt. Duke of Bedford Rev. Doetor Crawford Lord Bifhup of Gloacefter Rev. Mr. Cole Right Hon. Lord Granth im Charles &Roo, Ffq Lord Chief Juitice Mansfield Henry Stebbing, Efq Right Hon Lord Mayor David Pike Watts, Efq The Mufic will confift of the Overture of ritker.—Mr. Handers Dettingen Te Deum and Jubilate, with the Chorus from the Mef fish," Halklujah, for the Lord God Omnipotent reigncth," an An them conipokti on purpok for this Charity by Dr. Boyce, and Mr. Handel's Grand Coronation Anthem. The Mufic to be conduded by Sir Wm. Psrfons, Mull D. The Doors of the Cathedral will be opened at ten o'clock. Tickets for the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant Tay lors' Hall to be had of Meffrs. Nornaville and Fell's, bookfcliers, Bond'ftreet; Meffrs. Rieington's, St. Paul's Church-yard; John Bacon, Efq. Firlt-Fruits-offsce, Temple, gratis. Bencradtions to this Charity will he thankfully recelvedby John Bacon, Efq. Trcafurer, or the Rev. G. H. Clair e , Secretary to the Stewards. SIIBSCRIPIIONS MEATR': ROYAL. COvENI*-GARDEN. T HIS PRESENT EVENING. MAY 8, 18 0 5, will he performed the Tinged) , of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Richard, Mafter BETTY. Duke of Buckingham. Mr. bRUNTON. Henry. Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE. Queen Elizabeth, Mn.s ST. I.EGER. To which will be added the Farce of THE MISER. Or. Friday, the Tragedy of Zara; Orman, Mafter BeTTY. The Conditions of the Contradts may be Peen at the Secretary's Office. No maid will it bad teeny %order in Irks& the trierfiell net k interferi in words et length." that J6ap not k delivered to tk Board ko fore One eand ea the fail 'Twefelay de 2 , if nrflantg .or *oder doe Perim wk weak: the Tender, or fans Perfin on Lis Wolf attend., fo onfwer sabers ealledfor. Nor will aay Tender due contains extraws gent trice; arporg fosse grades, and pricer wits-6 inferior to the real wave wpm oders.k eoninkresl as troloer to be ainsiffeel. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC .‘trerioN, At the London Fovern, Foxhole-areal, Plymouth, On Friday next, the roth of May, at ten o'clock *.it the iorenoon s (Purfuant to the dircdions of the Conumffioncrs for Spanish Prizes), THE FOLLOWING G001)S, viz. 11,020 OX and COW HIDES, iu the Hair; 40 Saki, containing 46cc DRY HORSE HIDES ; And 464 TANNED HIDES. Part of the Cargo of the Spanilh Ihip NOSTRA SENORA DE LA REGLA, a:ias EL MERCURIO, (detained on her voyage from Montevideo to Cadiz,by His Majefty's Ship PH(ENIX, Tuoiaas BAR ca, Efq. Captain). They arc of a remark - dile good quality; and being the only remaining Hides in this port for foie, are parti. culariy recommended to Tanners and others. GRAND SPRING LOTTERY. SCHEME. Valuc of each. 4 30.000 20,000 10,003 5, 0 0 0 2,000 1000 500 100 5 0 SO No. of Prizes. I of Tel Value. h 4 60,020 - 40,000 .- 30,000 ISPoo 10.000 Bpoo MOP 1,000 Spy SPOO tsopco CUSTOM NOUSE, LONDON, May 2. 1805. ISP SAL?, By Order e the Nommrable the COMMISSIONERS of bit 11147ESTrs CUSTOMS, Oa Tolday the 7th, Wednifday the Bth, That-Pay the gtb, multi's-is/4y the ions V' May, 1805, At three o'cloci in the !penmen, of the fad days, ha the Loa: Rem, C.flag Hoge, Landon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vbich are aflotied i n fawn Onintitice, for the better accommodation f the fewest! dales s, as well at private perfims, who cbooft to become l OgreLafi•rs : POR ORPHANS AT GIBRALTAR. I N of the late dreadf u l F ever at t h at Place, of which upwards of Two Thoufand Two Hundred of the Inhabitann, died, a number of ORPHANS have been left, of whom there are from Forty to Fifty without Friends or Relations,and totally deftitute of aU Relief but from the humanity of the Public. 1 4 50 2C9 6,cco Ago, the beautiful frigate-built Ship NOSTRA SENORA DE LA REGLA, alias EL MERCURIO. Admeafuring 242 Tons. She Is American, fuppofed Philadelphia-built; has a Figurehead, and is copper-iheathed ; the Rows a very large cargo, and fails uncinunonly fait—is particularly calculated fur a letter of marque or running thip in the Strtights, Welt India, or African Trades. aiLl will require no more than a common Outfit. For Catalogues, Inventories, and further information, apply to Peter Tonkin, Gfq. or Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant in Plymouth. A Depofit of as per Cent. will be required at the timeuf Sale s (in Calk or Bank of England Notes,) and the remainder before the delivery of the Hides or Ship. . - - - 30,c,00 'rickets. Capital. determinable: £ 303400 F:rft-skavon, TIT Day, to,ooo Hilt-drawn, 6th Day ) ; 20.000 Ditto ad iliq 1000 Ditto 7th Day ao.o Ditto 3d 1)1y tOOO Ditto Bth Day ao,oco Dtto 4th Day !coo Ditto 9th D4l 1.000 1)::to cth Day tOOO Ditto Toth D.y spoo Tickets and Shares are felling at every Office. PRESENT PRICE. : - - - £l9 0 o Half - Z 915 0( Eighth - 42 9 6 Quarter 4 ilt o Sixteenth I 5 0 BEGINS DRAWING ON MONDAY NEXT. John Rixton, Elf/. 10 0 R. Wilbraham, Efq fen. Lieut Gen. SirT.Tribge, K. B. Lieu Governor of CibraltAr, Ticket N'IXT MONDA' T. BISH acquaints the Public, that the Lottery begins drawing (Witt Monday. the 13th of this Month, when the Firft-drawn Ticket is entitled to tomool. Is:eke's and Shares are felling in great variety at both his Ofkess No. 4. CORNHILL, and N 0.9, CHARING-CROSS. The Days of Drawing wiU be tft day, Monday May z 3 6th day, Tuefday Id day, Saturday May 18 7th day, Thurlday sd day, Wednefday May 12 Bth day, Tuefday rh day, Saturday May as 9th day, Thurfday sth day, Wednefday May 2 9 I , th day, - rune 4 tune 6 tune is tune 13 lune Is - - STA TE I.OTII.ItY CONTAINS z Prizes of £30,066 I 3 Prizes of Zy,too a ---. 20,000 S VA° 3 -- 104 , 00 8 x,OOO 1 4 of stool. and others of tool. &e. &e. SWIFT and Co. No. l t. Poultry. are felling the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, to begin Drawing the t3th of May. In the hat Lottery, the Ticket No. 16.932, a Prize of 10=01. No. flaoo, a Prize of I cwt. and Nos. 9801 and t 0,568, Prizes of scol. were (bared and fold at Swift and Co.'s Office—where No. 6791, a Prize of 26,0001. No 9361, a Prize of 60,c001. and No. r 4.668, a Prize of wool. in the preceding Lottery, were alio fold it Shares. TWO THIRTY THOUSANDS, TWO TWENTY THOUSANDS. MAY 13, tgos. FIRST-DRAIA'N TICKET, TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. 'TICKETS and SHARES arc felling at DRUM -1. MO VD'S OFFICE, No. 65, Tleet-llrcet, who has a Million of Mosley in Paz.... The Scheme of the prefetit Glignd Lottery is fuperlatively Itleti--mote Capitals than former ly with Twice the Nuinber of Tickets. The lalt Lottery, erury Tiatet way fold before the Drawing was half over, and from the preterit unequalled Demand. it is likely they will be Six or Seven Pounds darer beicre the Drawing begins, therefore an early pur• esafe is recommended. % • Prises fold at this Once are now paying in WI. ____ MONDAY, THE 13th INSTANT, THE STATE: LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. No 88, CORNHILI.. HALI. and Co. at their o ld Li cen f e d S tate Lot tery OiSce, the Corner of the Royal Exchange, London, re. freeirok inform their Friends and the Public. that they are W. Lug the us and Slf ARES, in variety of Numbers, dividei into HA I NES, %IA RTE RS, EIGHTH:3. and SIX H (Stamped Accordiaq to Ad of Parliament,) and on the Lowell Tern. Orders from the Country, accompanied with Bills on I.ondon at a °tort date, Bank Notes. Oath, or Poll Office Orders, executed an the fan.e Terms as if perfonally prelcot. l'rizes p.dd on Demand, and in full, two months after the Drawing has finiffied. TO THE LADIES. rtAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS iron. the FACE, NECK, ARMS, Ste. giving at the fame time a Cite:A.ln loft. nets and tranfparency to the Complexion.—Superliuous Hairs have in all ages and Countries been confidered highly derogatory to Female Delicacy, and it remained unexplained that this Ladies of Egypt and other Fallen] Nations Should be entirely exempt from this scourge of Beauty, fo frequent in Northern Climates. To Lady M.W. M—ue, Europe was at length indebted for the keret procured from a Female friend, during her refidenee in Turkey, and where, it appears, the Ladies conftantly make ufe of it at the Baths. The very liberal encouragement which the Pro- prietor has ever experienced from his fair Country Women, makes him prefume ilia: this Preparation nieces with their entire approbation. The mildnefs of its operation, fo as not to irritate even the cleficate fkin of an infant, its never.failing and permanent efficacy. joined with the peculiar property it poffe Iles of highly im posing and beautifying the complexion, cliff- Sag an °dot iferous :tied delicious fragrance, render it in every refped an elegant .c.! neceff.try addition to the Toilette of Beauty and Elation. Re commendation alone would RAI as hitherto have been found fur ficient to circulate a Depilatory, the cscluSve died of which is fo , Isvi..us and invari ible, did not juflice to the Public require that they Mould be raved from the painful effeds of injurious and e:sr toiive applications, molt of them futile attempts to imitate the *Love, and introduced to the Public under various names.—To preveat inipolition in future, and to accommodate Ladies too (Want for perfonal application, their orders by port for a fisple Bottle or larger quantity, will be molt pundually esecated to any pan of Town or Country, fuch orders inclufing the amount, ad heard to Mrs. Knight, No. 33, King-ftreet, Holborn, Loudon, doors front Holborn, price 3s. 6d. the bottle. Ass abatement yf One %Mrs in fix Bottles. N. H. None is genuine unlefs Sped in the Proprietor's hand-waiting, to imitate which is felony. N.B. While Etre Bev was in England, a certain Perfon, invidu ous no doubt of the unbounded fuccefs with which this Depilatory tas hen conftantly attended, alked bins, by means of an into- Fmter. if it ever was ufed in Egypt, w hen, to his cunfufion, the Marmeitike produced tome of this identical preparation, which it 'ecru they always carry about them, being employed Ly the Men :o y:ve uniformity and Shape to their muflachius, Zee The above, with numerous inftancu of its complete and permanent lured. we con:.rforl by affidavits, which way be ken at the The Sums hitherto railed at Gibraltar, from the benevolence of Sir Thomas Trine, and a relpedable Committee there, (or their immediate fvport, being elhaulted, the following Subfcriptions are received:— John Jul. Angerltein Z2l 0 hn Angeritein 21 0 rs. John Angerftein az o V. F. Rivas 21 0 A. Gibron 21 o J.Thomfon, Portnun4q. 21 0 Mrs. John Thornton, do. 21 o Andrew Thornton 21 0 H. T. 21 0 C. T. 21 0 'Thornton Boner 21 • Mrs. Thornton Boner 2r 0 Thornton Bonn, jun. 21 0 A. B. 21 0 Hy. B. 21 o Sir Francis Baring, Ban. it o Thomas Bring 21 • Duchefs of Newcaftle ow 0 Duke of Newcaftle too o Late Major General Bar nett, by the hands of Barnett tos o Arch. Parton 21 0 COL Thomas Pidtos 21 o Mrffrs. Hoare so C. Subferiptions continue to be n Mcffrs. Hoare and Co. Bankers tie Bar of Lloyd's Coffee-houre. who was thLre dur:ng the calamity, 21 Sub(. too o Charles Wall 21 o Robert Sheddon & Sons 2r 0 Francis Newton 21 o Abraham Varicas 21 0 Campbell & Anderfon at 0 Thomas Coutts 21 0 Edmund Ant robus 21 0 Coutts and Trotter 21 o F.dward Majuribanks 21 0 R. and E. Lee, 21 0 Benjamin Goldfmld 21 0 Abraham Goldfluid 21 • Aaron Goldhnid 21 o David Samuda 10 to Robert Thorn•on 21 0 General Wm. Piaon 21 0 Ewan Law, Ely. 10 IS Wm. Hoare, Erg. 21 0 . . :eived at Media:Couttt and Co. and by Bennett and White, at DR. JOHNsON. This day was publilbed, in One elegant Volume, ?mall Odtavo, Price 4s 6d. in boards, ABRIEF ACCOUNT of the LIFE o f D r . SA MUEL JOHNSON, from his Birth to his Eleventh Year. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. To which are added, Original Letters to Dr. Johnfon, by Mifs Hill Boothby, from the MSS. preferred by the Doctor. • Print:ll far RICHARD PHILLIPS, NO. 6, Bri.lge-Rreet, Black friars, and to he had of all Bookftllers and Newfcarriers. Of whom may he had, jolt puldithed, I. The !AT I ERS and other WORK, of Lady MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU. ill live VOLS. price its or on large paper, 40S. 1. The CORR EsPONDIENCIE of SAMUEL. RICOARDSOW with his Friends, and los l.ife,by Mr,. Barbauld, in 6 vols. price 435. 3. Mcmotits of the Lire, with the Original Corrcfpondcnce and Papers of Jo uN WIL cies, in five vols. price 355. 4. CORRESPONDENCE of the late Counteffes of HAItTrOaD and POMFRET, in 3 vols. price 215. LONDON. This day was publiased, in one large and el. rint Volume, Quarto, enilielliQual with kitty four Copper-platts, "fhirty-onc of whisk are beautifully coluured, price Three Guineas in hoards. AI@DERN LONDON; being the HISTORY and PRESENT sTA CF. of the BRITISH METROPO LIS, faithfully drawn up from the molt authentic Materials, and illullrated with a (cries of highly-finillied engravings, un a plan entirely new. It kis been the intention of the Editors of the prefent work to exhibit Jl it if, and to furniih Engliihmen and Fort igners with a rya_ MA: it:, complete, and elegant performance worthy of being received as a faithful portrait of the greateft city in the world. Printcd fut RICHARD PHIL/ 11.3, N 66, Ntw Bridge-ttreet ; and to be had of all B(x.ifullers. Of whom m.ty Mil) be had, prico. Ss. Dolma in ra, tbc PICTOR of LYNDON tnr 1304. with Mans , tici Prints. dAy Irfas put.hilicd, pi ice. 8,. 6d. ikuiros, APHILOSOPHICAL TREATISE on the PASSIONS. The Scrqrd Edition, corrected. By T. COGAN, M. Format cnim Naturapriva 11193 i11t1.14 adomnetn Fortunarum habitum. tioratii de Atte For a particular account of this Work, fee the Monthly Reviews for January arid March, If lot, in which is the following paffagc : "'l'o dude who reek fomething more than amufement front read ing, we can at.onrly recommend the prefent volume, fincc few works come hafore us which me better adapted to inform the un derftanding and to improve the heart : and the Decior is entitled to the acknowledgment of all chore who rej Ace to fee the founda tion of morals cleared and ftrengthened." See alfo the Britifberitie for June dot, which concludes thus:—" After the remarks we have made on this Treadle, and the extrada we have given from it, the reader need not be told that we think very highly of its me rits. We cannot mention any work on the fuhjed that in our opi nion contains an analyfis of the paflious detailed with more phfie , pineal ptecifion, or espriffed with mos.,: attradive eloquence.' !lath : Printed and fold by S. Hazard, in Chcap-ftreet ; fold alfo by Cadell and Davies, Strand, London, and all other B.iokfelkrs. This day was publinted, very handfomcly printed in one volume °day°, price ys. boards. PATRIOTISM: or The Love of our Country ; an Hiftorical Etfay, illuitrated by Exampkv from Ancient and Mt...tern Hiftory. Dedicated to the Volunteers of the United Kingdom. By WII.I.IAM MEND, Efq. Author of Evening Amufernents, Principles of Taxation, Princi ples of Algebrr, &c. a The Author traces Patriotirm to its heft Principles, as they exift in the Nature of Man, eeferibes its operation and tied, to Societies varioufly cooftituted, and then takes occalum to hate the condudt on the part of Governments, which is belt adapted to generate, later, and extend the fentinient. The Wurk is uer 'nutty and eloquently penned; it glows with benevolence, and breathes a mild and amiable fpirit ; it blends the temper of the Chritti in with the ACV'', of the Phileforher, and unites an ardent regard for the public welfare with genuine loyalty. In every view it refh els great credit on both the head and the heart of the wri ter; and it abounds with hints and refleetions which defer' e fideration from Governors and Governed, in times like theft in ' which we live." Monthly ReCsw. Dec. 2804, page 417. TOR EXPORTATION Eaft India prohibited Goc:ds,&c. FOR NOME CONSUMPTION: Brandy, Geneva, Wine, Riga Balfam, Harrlem Oil. Soy, China, Sure, and other Grocery, Tamarinds, Soap, Feathers, Cotton and Spanith Wool, Coker Nuts, l.ogwood, Mahogany Boards, Fire Antis, Gun Flints, Cambrick, Mullin, Coral Beads, Mother of Pearl Spoons, Tclefeopes, Maps and Charts, Books, Paper, Dial Plates, Oil of Spice, Thread and Silk I.ace, Elaitic Catheters and Bougie*, Oftrich Feathers, Tobacco, Snuff, Tobacco Allies Gunpowder, Boats , Bottled Beer, dee. Alfa fuch G oode as have remained in his Majefty's Warehoufe upwards of three Months, not cleared, or the Duty paid, viz. Riga Spirits, Cordials, Brandy, Geneva, Books, Linen, Indigo, Olaf's, Marble Chimney Pieces, Hides, DruFs, Paper, Sop, Combs, and fund-y other Goods, as mentioned'', the Catalogues. I.ikewife 'stinky Parcels of Tobacco and Snuff, having remained in the King's TobaccoWareh-ufe beyond the time limited by Lit, CLEAR OF ALL DUTILL The Tobacco, Snuff, and foleacco Mimi, to be viewed at the King% Tobacco Warehoufe,Tower-hill; the Gunpowderat Man gles Magazine, Barking; the Boats, Bottled Beer, &c. at the To baceo Ground, near Greenland Dock; and aU the other Goods at his Majelty's Warehoule, Cullom-11°de, London, on Friday the 3d, Saturday the 4th, Monday the 6th of May, tilos, and on the Days of Sale, from nine in the Morning to one in the Afternoon, where Catalogues will be delivered. N. B. Goods bagel at Ibis Sale exo, be paid fir on or &fore Tierfilay,the 304 of May, 180 s, bet-wax the boors y . Nine o'Cioei is the Morning sod Three is the Afternoon, or the efefro. nark thereon abfoliitely beemeeforfeited,eted the Gods regolefa t a future Sale. MR. CHRISTIE has the hononr relptettully to inform the Nobility and Public, and the Lovers of the Fine Arts in particular, 'That on Friday May t7,atid a following days (Sundays excepted) he will SELL by AUCTION, on the Premifes, uy Order of the Proprietor, without rrferve, the mag nificent and truly valuably ColkOion of PIC rURES, the pro duCtions of the great Artilts of the 1 3ritifb School, known as the Collection of the SHAKSPEARE GA LI.FRY, formed under the fpirited diredions, and with unbounded expence, by chore (litho guifticd promoters of the Fine Arts, the Wills. Boydells. bete jutlly admired Piaures, in which the Poetry of our great Bard has furnillied oceafinn for a proud difplay of national talent, comprife many of the happieft effort- of fuck deceafed artilts as the immor tal Sir Juftiva Reynold., Wright of Derby, Hodges, Romney, Ha mitten, Wheatley, Kirk, Ramberg. and others—the rarity, as well I as the excellence of whore works, mutt infurc them a diftinguifhed place in the colkEtion of the connoiffeur. Among the fpirited per formances of living genius are the King Lear by Mr. Welt, and vurinub by Barry, Northcute, Ople, Trelham, Fufell, Hoppner, Stothard, Peters, Rigand, Weftall Boyden, and A. Kauff man, and that admirable let of Cabinet Pidtures, the Seven Ages, Sy Mr Smirke; ban relievos by the Hon Mrs. Dania, and the grand bairn rellevo, the Apotheofis of Shakfprare, by the lateTlint. • ILnks, Efq R. A. Many of the above PiCtures are of the net Sze, and the remainder will be found worthy ohjec'ts for the large falooni of the Nobility and Gentry, or the halls of Incorpo rate B 'dim or for exhibitions in diftant parts of the kingdom. The Gallery is open till the t ids of May, it b-ing the Lift time the public will have an opportunity of viewing it as an entire col. ledion. Catalogues may be bath as above. SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, PALL-MALL. TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, On the Premifes, on Monday, May 20, at one o'clock, by order of the Proprietor, without referve, ['HOSE capital, fpacious, well.known, and moll Bearable LEASEHOLD PREMISES, the SHAKSPEARE GALLERY. Pall Mall—being a fubftantial and elegant Itnne fronted building. creeted upon a peculiar conitrudion. and fire proof—co/1105n: a fpacious (tore room on the ground flaor, and a capital range or three grand exhibition rooms over the fame, 112 feet long by 25 feet wide, with lantborn 11y-lights; admirably fuited for the purpofc of exhibition or auetion rooms, or for any imam& where pre.nifcs Oil all eKtellfiVC leak are required. Held for 64 year+ unexpired, at an ear) , ground rent. Particulars may he bad on the prentifes ; at the Rainbow, Cornhill; and of Mr. Umiak, In Pall Mall. STAFFOM)sI-iIRE. FOR POSI FIVE and PEREMP CORY SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRIiTIE, At the Gmt Room, Pall-Malt, on Thurfday, May 23, at t o'clock, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALL HALL, confiding of a Stone built Modern Manlion, with numerous attached and detached OffiC(.l adapted to the Villa and elegant Ferme Ornee, capital Walled Kitchen Gar den, Hot-holife, Gteen-houfe, &c. &c. and Two Hundred and Three Acres of Land uf the firlt quality in a Ring Fence, diverfi fied with Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, in the happieft Style of Nature. The Manfion is (rated on a bold eminence backed and Bickered by full grown Plantations and riling Grounds from the `North, and commanding ProfpeCts over the Park-like Home Grounds, and 30 Miles in extent over a Fertile, Populous, Healthy, l and finely Broken Woody Country,abounding with Game, fire Roads, Field Sports, and Gentlemen's Seata. The Estate is fubdi- sided by Sunken Fences into convenient Inclofures, and inter (peered with luxuriant Clumps and Plantations of large Spreading Foreit Trees. The Pleafure Grounds continued through the de mettle Mbods, In all the variety of Englith Landfcape Gardening. and terminated by Copmeer. a natural Lalta fed by an abundant Stream, and fleirttd by Hanging Oak Woods which are refieeted on its pellucid lodate of too Acres, and contrafted by the mutt en. chairing open Views. Taft, Genius, and Mschanifm, have been malt happily exerted in decorating this charming fpot. Situate two miles froth the Market Town of Ecelefliall, adjoin ing to the Chdler and Mail Coach road from London; nine miles front Stafford, eight from Stone, (and a navigation), nine from Newport and Market Drayton, it front Newcattle, 27 from Shrewilattry.3B front Chefter, and iao front London. Houfehold Furniture, Live and Dad Stock, may be taken at a valuation, and poffeffion of the Eltate may be bad im.ne diately, or In four or fix months, at the option of the purehafer. May be viewed on application at the Matilion, and printed par ticulars to be had of the Printers of the Stafford, Birmingham, Shrewfbury, Manch, Iter, Gore's Liverpool, and Woolmer's Exe ter Papers; at the Rainbow, Cornhill; and a Map of the Fltate way be ken at Mr. Crutwell's, Printer, Bath; Mr. joint Futter Archteset, Larcrpool; and in Pall-Mail. This day was publifhed, in Two large Volumes, Bvo. price tl. 45. in hoards, THE HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Year . 1 . 1790, to the Peace with Great Britain co . eluded at Amiens in Okra. By JOHN ADOLPHUS Efq. F. A. S . It is highly neceffsry that a work of the kind before us thould be in the hands of every man who has the pnvtri and opportuni ties of refiedion and adtion. The princfpl:s on winch this work is written appearto us to be impartial and jolt. 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