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THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 6, 16°5, wUI be prefented the Tragedy of BA RBA ROSS A. • Achmet, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS. Barbarcia. Mr. RAYMOND. • • Kaphira, Mrs. POWELL ; freak Mir, BOYCE To which will be added the Hiltorical Romance of RICHARD CCEUR DE LION. Richard. Mr. KELLY ; Matilda. Mrs MOUNTAIN. The two firlt night% of the * Poona Roscivis performance in the Wier Week will be on Tuefday the if•th and Tborfday the Och of April. UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD—THE ROEBUCK INN. `HE NOBILITY And GENTRY, who may have necafinn to vifit or travel through OXFORD, are molt re• fp•etfully foUcked to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK !NN. where Capital-Horfes and experienced Drivers are ready to forward them at the reafonable rate of ONE SHILLING PER MILE. And to chore Families, or Pcrfons, who may with to continue a few day. at Oxford, to examine and view the monuments of art, elegant edifice.. and curiofities, depouted in this celebrated Uni ratty , the Ro einem I PI tr affords a scented and Zoinfortable abode, where the utaaoft attention is paid, and where the charges are moderate. GRAND SPRING, LOTTERY. SCHEME. . Value of each. L 3 0,000 ••••• 10,000 - Z O,OC° - 5.0 0 0 OEM 1,000 1000 SOO 100 ro. of Prizes. a $ 3 3 Total Value. L 4 60,030 40.000 3e.000 1340° - 10,000 - $• 000 - 71: 03 - S f' oo 5 Poo ••••• l 10 pCO too 6,0c0 • 30,c00 Tickets. £ 3oosc 00 Capitals determinable' • Eirft-drawn, slt Day £ 10,000 Firfl-drawn, 6th DayC 20400 Ditto sa Day iOOO Ditto 7th Day so; .o Ditto 3d Day ice* Ditto Bth Day so,ooo. Ditto 4th Day Joao Ditto 9th Day I,coo Ditto sax Day sow Ditto rotti D:y %goo Tickets and Shares are felling at every (Ake. PRESENT PRICE : Ticket • - - £lBtS e Half - L 914 o I Eighth - ia 9 6 (barter Sixtth • / BEGINS DRAWING t3 e tii en MAY, silos. 5 o STATE LOTTERY. cwrrt and CO. at their, Old Offi ce , N o . tt, Poultry, are felling Tickets and 'Shares of the State Lottery, to begin drawing 13th May. The Number and Amount of the Capital Prizes, and the general arrangement of the Scheme, will be found fuperior to any former Lottery of the fame number of Tickets. In tie lift Lottery, the Ticket No. a 0,932, a Prize of 10.0001. No. Baoo, a Prize of rood. and, Na.. 98oz and 16468, Prizes of sooL were &erect and fold at o Sirift mild Co's Office. Where No. 6791. a Prise of 10.0001. No. 936 z, a Prize of to,oool. and X 10.19,008, a Prize of wool. ha the preceding Lottery, were alto fad in glares. No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHAIRING-CROSZTORISO "- N. BISH, Contralto'? for . the prefect • Lottery. -IL • strums his Mends that the Sale of Ticket* and Shares fu gamed' his moft fansuine expcdations. In the late Lottery, Tickets rote front the petit-at Price to tip- Studs of sal. per Ticket before the Drawing began, and every Ticket was foil before the Lottery was half Snaked. The Scheme of the prefent Lottery fiends univerfally allowed Copular to any former in Capital Prises; be therefore adrift.. his Friends (who maw* adventure) to loft no time in purchafing, as Tickets and Sbares,trese the extraordinary demand, will be furc to rife comilderably. • 0 . 0 Perkins in the Cointry may be hipped, by fending (Poit Paid) Bank Notes, Cala, or Puft Office Orders, to either 4, COM• Dill, or 9, Cbartog-Crofs, London. Drawing begins tjth of MAY. GRAND STATB LDTTERY B Ni lins Drawing on Mocday, May the est 1806. TO and CO. (fuccefori to Carroll), No. 26, Oxford-itrect, near Rathbonc.place, return their fincere Thanks to their Friends and the Public fro general, for their liberal Pa. tramp in the late and former Lotteries--Inform them that Tic kets and Shares are felling in peat Variety of Numbers for the en- Cuing Grand Lottery, at the above- Office (Ettabiliked for near Thirty Years)—the Number of Capital Prizes and the4Cneral ar rangement of the Scheme, claim particular notice, as it furpalks any that have appeared before in former Lotteries of the fame number of Tickets.—Jones and Co. recommend an early pur chafe. N. B. Prizes to the Amount of nearly Three Hundred Thou ? [and Pounds have been Sold aad Shalvd at the above DlScc, and tote Money paid on Demand. ROYAL AND RICH LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING 13th of MAY NEXT. No. 49467 a Prize of C. 50,000 No. 2,681 a Prize of i.i0,000 15,705 - • so,ooo 30, 3 3 3 • - y,OOO xx,660 - - so,ooo 28,898 y poo 24,787 - • IoPcP • aliPew - • sPov 7.111 • • 10000 36p30 - ,000 THE above Capital P r i zes mere flared and fo ld in the late Lotteries; and the Lift Year, No. 9,787, a Prize of 3eool in one Half, one Quarter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares; alto in the hal Lottery, No. 19,408, a Prize of yoool. in one Half, one Eighth, and fix Sixteenth Shares, at the Litenfed Offices of HODGES and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 49,0xford Area, oPPoritc Bond-ftreet, and N 0.44, St. James's-ftreet. Where the Tickcu and Shares of the prefent Lottery (which is pre-eminent in Capital Prizes) art on Sale in great variety at the lowa prices. I.• 'Prizes to any amount paid on demand, and Government Securities bought or fold. LOTTERIES RESTORED TO THEIP. ORIGINAL STATE, and TICKETS and SHARES fe.ling by JBRANSCuMB. one of th e o r i g i na l C ontra d ors • ter the laft, likewtfe the prefent Lottery, and Proprietor of eie Lucky Lottery Offices, No. it, Holborn, and 37, Cornhill, o i...crc the firft 30p001. Prize ever glared was fold in one half, o.le quarter, one eighth, and two fisteenths. Alfo the ilrft Blank evi r entitled to zo,ocol. No. 37,247, was fold In one quarter, three eigfil- z, and fix fixteenths. And where TWO of the 20,ciooL PR I Z 1.51, in the firft and feeond Lotteries for 1804. were fold as follows, viz. No. so tp, in one half, one quarter, one eighth, and two fish-crabs ; and No. 11,643, in one quarter, three eighths, aid La licteenthe. Likewife where the following Capital Prizes have beta fold, (hared, and regiftered, namely :—.. 4 of £30,0...0 lis of 45. 000 8 20,000 26 2.000 11 .. 101000 54 1,000 Alio the only 3,0001. Prize ever flared, befides a greet number or tool. zoo'. tool. &e. _ Pleat,. to oblirve, the prefent Lottery abounds with Capital T'rizes far exceeding any former one, with only 30p00 Tickets. Laving two Prises o: 30 °col. two of sopooL three of toopool thr- e of 5,00DL &c. &c. therefore an early purchafe is recom m. Ided. twines `ati•. and every particular relative to the prefent . *lay be het ut BRANICOMB .tbd Co No. tl, Hot s•• N. and j 7. Con w here Tickets and Shares are now fel I as cheap as at any Office in London, and the scowl valu . ' • P•izes as loon as drawn. hr be Pelt, Stage and Man Coachman, Wag 4.4 f Altatiid tie • - ) -14 k - f Ar 7 THE MONTHLY PUBLICATIONS. Bridge-Rim, Blaekfdars, March 29, rEos. IT having been reprefented to Mr. PHILLIPS t h at the Proprietors of Rime of the Periodical Works will not be able to publifb them ai Cruel on the lalt Day of March, and that fuck Proprietors Might faftain effential injury by the feparate pub lication of any particular Work, he has on tilde Accounts confmt od to plEtpone the Publication of the Works under-mentioned, of which be is the Proprictor,till MONDAY theEIGHTH DAY of APRIL, on which Day it is agreed that all the Monthly Publi cations Own be Med to the Bookielling Trade, and the following Day, TUESDAY the NINTH, generally delivered to the Publics U. The MONTKLY MAoausa . 2. The MRDICAL and PITSICAL JOURNAL. j. The MONTNLY Auer LIST. 4. The FASHIONS of LONDON and PARIS. S. The Ce2l.xertom of MODULI( V a and Titovass. 6. Dr. MAYOR'S UNIIIRRSAL HISTORY. 7. Mr. Yousto's Anstitts Of AORICULTORR. S. Dr. BIDDOte HYORIA, or ESSAYS on HEALTH. This day were plibliThed, in Three Vols. price tas. In boards, POPULAR TALES. By Mils EDGEWORTH. Printed for J. Joinfon. in St. Paul's Church-yard. Where misty be had, by the fame Author, t. Moral Tales for Young Pe o pl e , i n 3 Vole.price 9s. boards. 2. Cattle Raeltrent, 4 s. 3. frith Bulls, 43. Belinda, in 3 rola. 131. 6d. beards. 5. Practical Education, Second Edition, 3 yob. tlis. And her other Works. MINERVA OFFICE. This day was publithed, in 2 Vols. 12mo. price Bs. fewed. THE SECRET of the CAVERN. By Mrs. BUR/CE. Printed for Lane. Newman, and Co. LeaderthalLitreet, and fold by C. Chapple, Pall Mall; and Wm. Earle, Albemarle-firm. Where may. be bad, by the fame Author, Spmows of Edith, or the Hermitage orate Cliff, 2 vols.6s. fewed. Elliott, 2 vols. 69. f wed. Alfo German Letter., by Catharine Selden, 3s. fewed. Rota, or Child of the Abbey, by R. Woodfall, 4 vole Tbs. fewed. Cave of Cofenza, by Mrs. Bromley, 2 vols. Bs. fewed. Edmund Ironfide, or the Cave of Miner, 3 vols. Cu. fewed. REFORMATION OF LUTHER. This day was publithed, in one volume Bvo. with a Erne Portrait of Luther, and a Sketch of his Life, price pa. in boards, AN ESSAY on th e SPIRI 1' an d INFLUENC E L • of the REFORMATION of LUTHER; with an Appen dix, captaining a thort but comprekenfive Sketch of the Hiftory of the Cbrittiau Church. By C. VILLIERS, • Faithfully tranflated from the laft Paris Editicia, by B. LA Nazar. Thin Work obtained the Prise propofed by the Natio,4l fwd. tote of France on the follMring Ctrieftion t..-0 1 What has been the inductee of the Reformation of Luther on the politieal fituadon of the different States of Europe, and the Progref. of Knowledge r London: Printed for M. Jones, No. z, Patemoitemrow ; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; and J. Boad.an-Mall• 6 .° The public are particularly defired to give their orders for Liistaaar's Edition of the above Work, It being the only faithful TranDatioa, with the Life, and and a Portrait of Luther. Mr. PRATI"s HARVEST HOME. Dedicated by pertniffion to his Royal Highnefs.the Pririce of Wales This day was publiakda- in Three large Volumes Svo ernbelllOted with a fine Portrait of the Author, engraved by Carofine Wat fun, from an Original Pieture by Lawrence, HARVEST HOME; con fi ning, among a great variety of [needling Matter, of Supplementary Gleanings in England; of Original Poems ; Original Dramas; Original Con tributions in Vcrfc and Profe, by eminent living Authors; of Sketches of the, Moral and Social Rate of Englifh Artlzans, in the great Manufatalling Towns, and of a cornea and enlarged Edi tion of the Author's Pocm of " Sympathy " By S. J. PRA IT, Efq. Printed for RICIIARD Priii.sars, No. 6 New Bridge-ftreet, Black friars; and to be had of all Bookfellers. JUVENILii TRAVELS. This day were publitlied, in four handfome volumes, faall oßavo, illußrated with Twelve beautiful Engravings, and Two large B.4ys, price Its. neatly half bound, THE TRAVELS of ROLANDO roun d t h e WORLD, being a fuppored Tour through AFRICA and ASIA, containing Authentic Deferiptions of the Geography, Na tural Kittery, Manners and Cultoms, and Antiquities of various Nations: written ezprefsly for the Purpok of initiating young Perfons in Geography. Tranflated from the French of L. F. JAUFFRET. Printed for iticnitan Pnittsoi, No. 6, New Bridge-Bred ; and fold by Tabirt and Co. No. 157, New Bond-Rreet, and all Bookfelkrs. Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author, Visirsto the MINAOIIIIII, price u. 6d. TALES, Including the Little Hermitage, price as. POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY. This day were publifbed, ll!nitrated with numerous large Copper-pLatei, en I plan entirely new, price as. with an allowance to Schools, THE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS and of the SYSTEM of the UNIVERSE, written in a familiar and po pular manner, adapted particularly to the perufal of Young Per fons, and elpecially calculated to promote and funplify the Rudy of Agronomy to Perfons of all Ages. Printed for RICHARD PUILLIPP, Bridge-Brat, Blackfriars; and fold by TAIART and CO. at the Juvenile Library, New Bond ftreet ; and by all Other Bookfellers. Of *ham alto may be bad, The WONDERS of the MICROSCOPE, or a Difplay of the Wonders of the Creation, in Oiled* comparatively minute, il lultrated with very large Plates. Price as. 6d. DR. JOHNSON. In the prefs, and in a few days will be publlated, in One elegant Volume, !mall °dia.°, price 4s. 6d. in boards, N ACCOUNT of the LIFE of Dr. SAMUEL JOHNSON, from his Birth to his Eleventh Year. WRITTEN hi HIMSELF. To which are added, Original Letters to Dr. 'anion, by Mire Hill Boothby, from the MSS. preferved by the Hadar. It will appear extraordinary to the numerotio idea& and admi rers of the late Dr. Johnfoo, that fo curious a work u the prefent should hitherto have remained unpablifited. It may be fufficient in this place to mention, that the Editor's preface will explain the means by which it has Novi been accidentally recovered ; and that the original manufcript, In Dr. Johnfon's own hand writing, has recently been depofited lo Mr. Wright's Mufeum of Antiquities, tnd of Natural and Artificial Curiollties at Litchfield, where it may be feen by the curious. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge.Rreet, /flack • trims, and to be had of all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had. Juft publithed, r. The 'LETT aas and other Works, of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, Ins vols. price sss. or on large paper, got. R. The Correfpondence of Samuel Riehardfon with his Friends, tad his Life, by Mrs. Barbauld, in 6 vols. 453._ _ _ 3. Memoirs Of the Urn. with.the Original Corrcfpondenee and Papers of Joust WILK'S, in 5 vols. price 355. 4. The Correfpondenee of the late Comets of Hanford and s'uoafret, to Ivols. price *ea TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND OENTLIMEN, HE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS for .a. • the EAST INDIA COMPANY bring appointed for Wed. nefday the roth of April next, the favour of your Vote and late reit to requefted for the following Gentlemen • lA D COBBOSANWET,Efq. THOMAS REID, Efq. OSBPII COTTON, Efq. JOHN ROBERTS, Efq. WARD PARRY, Efq. ROBERT THORN ON,Efq. Which will very much oblige, Eaft India Houk, Ladies and Gentlemen, March ay, 18os. Your molt obedient Servants, JOHN wAnintv ww. FULLARTON ELPHIUSTOME THEOPHILUS METCALFE CHARLES GRANT C AAAAA S MILLS FRANCIS BARING THOMAS PARRY JOHN USX RICH.CHICHELET FLOW:MN WILLIAM SENSLET A M RORARTS WILLIAM OtVAYNIS 05010 E SMITH SIMON ►RAPER 0 1 04F000TORD THELLUSSON HUGH INGLIS WILLIAM THORNTON JOHN INGLIS mamma ioona PAUL LEMISUITER JOHN T STEPHEN LUSHINGTON. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF AS r-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, H AVING the honour of being recommended to you by the Diredtors of the Eaft India Company u Can didates for the Direetion to be choral this year, we take the liberty of requelting the favour of your Votes on the day of .kledtion, Wedne.fday, the loth of April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen , Your molt obedient and very bumble Servants. JACOB BOSANIVET. THOMAS REID. JOSEPH COTTMI. JOHN ROBERTS. EDWARD PARRY. 'WIER T THORNTON. Eaft India Houle, March 17. I gOS. TEN GUINEAS REWARD. WHEREAS JOHN HUTCHINS, of Gofport, in the Parifh of Alverttoke, in the County of Sorthamp ton, Cooper, Rands charged on Oath with having in company with others on Monday night haft, at Berry, in the Paid Parini, feloniougy Stolen Two TURKEYS, One PEA HEN, and One OTHER FOWL, the Property of CORNELIUS HAYTER, Efq.; and the raid Jou!, Hure ulna bath hitherto efeaped from loftier — The Members of the Affociation, eftablilbed for preventing of Robberies and Thefts in the feveral Parilbes of Alverftoke and Bowner. in the faid County of Southampton, hereby give Notice that Whoever Apprehend. the raid JOHN II UTCHINS, and L cures hamlet any of hlaMajefty's Gaols in England, on giving No tice thereof to their Solicitor, LEWIS YOUNG, of Gofport, Mall motive the above Reward of TEN GUINEAS, to be paid by the Paid Society. LEWIS YOUNG. Gofport, 3oth March, twos. The Lid Jo FM Harcnitts is a very Rout bony than, long face, dark completion, very Rightly pitted with the [mall pox, dark brown hair, loofe and &on, s fect to or it inches high, about 31 years of age, walks rather toed, and a hoarfe unplesfant Voice; till the above Charge and his abfeonding, he had worked for [eve. rah years in the Royal Cooperage at Weevil, near Got/sort. COON will be DISPOSED OF, a C ap i ta l an d very clearable MODERN RESIDENCE, fit fur a regular eftabliChment, fluted from Five to Ten Thoufand Pounds a year, with a MANOR, and from about aco to 1400 acres of rich, healthy, and dry arable and pafture Freehold Land round the Houk, commanding beautiful Sea and Land View, fituate between fio and oo miles South-Weft from London. If very much dl rod a Manor and well-wooded Eftate, about woo aeres more, near it, may be added. Enquire of Mr. F. Webb, Salilbury. ELEGANT LIQUID BLACKING. JWARREN gratefully acknowl e d ges th e great . encouragement he has received from the Falhlonablo World, for his LIQUID BLACKING. He begs to affure them, that no attention mall be !pared to render it deferving of the unexampled patronage it obtains, and to bring it, if paible, to a Kill greater ftate of pexfedion.--.To chafe Gentlemen who have not yet ho. poured it With a trial, he begs to fay, tbat they will find it the molt elegant Blacking they have leen, and that its virtues are fuch as to preferve the Leather loft and pliable, being compounded of fuch oily ingredients as are nece ff ary b oth for the preparation and nourifhtnent of Leather of every fon. It is fold, whelefale and retail, by the Proprietor, at No. r 3, Great Suffoll-ftreet, Haymarket ; by Hendrie and Sons, Perfu mers to her Majefty, Tichbomo-fireet, Golden-fquare ; Ly R. Low, Perfumer, Drury-lane ; and by one or more refpedsble Venders in every principal Town in tte Kingdom. . . CHILBLAIN, arc cured tsy :Jac Applueutiou ut WHITEHEAD's Fluid ESSENCE of MUSTARD, and the feirereft Sprains and Brinks, in Ids than half the time ufually taken by Opodeldoc, Arquebufsde, or an; other liniment or em brocation ; and if ufed immediately after any accident, it prevents the pan turning black. The Muflard Pills are alto taken with fingular *eels in all Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Gouty affedtions, NumbnWs, Spafms, or wandering pains, Flatulency; Indlgeftlon , and general Debility, at the fame time, the alive fluid Effence is applied to the parts affeded, in chore complaints where necelfary. It ii prepared and fold at as pd, each box or bottle, by R. Jobnfton, Apothecary No. z 5, Greek-ftreet, Soho, London. Cf The I:tints:Cent, fi;i 7 eleanfing and fpeecUly healing broken Cbilbalna , la alio prepared by Mr Johnfton, price ti. lid each 8011. , A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. I'Hl great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICHsSAUCES, for FiA Sara, Stewed B4', Hafted Calves Heads, Beef Stash, Made Drfies,Wild Fetal, dad Came; with many Deli satin for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room; which arc more fully ezpreffed in his Catalogue, (He (vial dm brander if these,) has induced many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirely dillercnt,which arc vended at many Shops in London, by perfons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to follat Orders of Tradefmen and Inn-keepers, who in conic qualm are often raved with Sprier: Sort, of very inferior quali ties. which Is not only an Impolitical, but a great difappointment to Families who purehafe than with a view of having good Sauce to their Fllkate.. N.B. None are His Genuine, but what have thefe words on the Label," BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES SENCE. OF ANCHOVLBS, No. toy, Strand, Corner of Sairby Steps, London." FREEHOLD ESTATES, NEAR SANDWICH, KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Rofe inn, Sandwich, on Wedncfday, the 24th of April 28os, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, in feveral Lots, unlefs before dlfpofed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given in the Kentifb Gazette, LIPTON and FELDE R L AND FA RMS. Upton Farm Is Stuated in the Parifh of Word, confuting of a capital Farm Houk with Gardena, Orchard, Barns. Stables, &c. Ste. and containing by dilatation 6t Ades, More or lefs,of exceedingly rich Arable and Paßure Land. The Houfe has lately been put into the eompleteft Rate of repair, and by the addition of feveral new Rooms, ate. Is rendered a tnoft defirable refidence for a Gentleman Fanner. Felderland Farm is fituated in the Parithes of Word and Eaftby; confute of a capital Farm Houle, with barns, Stables and other convenient Out•bnildings, and contains by eltimation too Acre , more or let,, of exceedingly Rich Arable, Pifture, and IViarfh Land. Together with 4 feparate Lots, conta , ning together by ell manors 25 Acres, more or let,, of exceedingly Rich Arabic Land. 24. B. The above eltates are exonerated from Land T..x, and are in the occupation of Mrs. Mary Matfon, as Yearly Tenant. Particulars to be bad at Briltow's Library, Canterbury ; at the Role Inn, Sandwich, and of Mr. S. Elgar, Wingham Court; and the Mates to be viewed any day preceding the Sale, on making application to Mr. & Etat, Winks's, Neot. • % . . ''.•, ' 0 L I 1 , 14 i.:' ;. ' 6 ..,; 4 1ji a• .. )II 0. ' . - .11 • , e f .. .,,/,, .. :',l,l*.r!.,, i iit ta t t *, . , i -'• • ' . Ojai 'IA 4.1,11.“ r:_•'„). ,•. i PRICE SIX-PENCE. , r —=--' • '. '( FOR SALE, a At the Cottons-Mae, Hafting; on Wedn-fday, the it'll day of April, aos, at 1 t o'Clock in the Forenoln, . l' THE FOLL ...MING GOODS, viz. .11. TOR PRIVATE USE. if About tor Gallons Geneva. ajo Di•to Brandy. 43 Ditto White ditto. 6 Bottles, Wine 561bs. Salt; albs. Sugar. Legal Strength for Dealers, tto Gallons Mtn. Il i The Goods may be viewed the Morning of the Sale.—ts per Cent, will be required as a Depolit. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' 1 BY ORDER OF THE HON. YHIR COMMIiSIONERS OF HIS MAJF.STY's C7ISTOMS, On Tuefday, the 9th day of April, i Sos, at the Cultom-lioufe, . • Pembroke, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. s Bolbs. Black Tea; loclbs. White Salt. a6co Gallons Brandy. reo Ditto Rum. .' 640 Ditto Geneva. The Spirituous Liquors to be Fold to Private Perfons only. Sale to begin at ti o'Clock la the Morning. PORT OF BARNS'ICAPI.E. BY ORDER OF. THE NON. COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAI ESTY's CUSTO MS, On Wedn:fday, the to f: , lay of April, aos, by Ten o'Clsek in . the Forenoon, will be expiated to Public Sale, at the Golden • Lion Inn, in Barnftapie. THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS, viz. -I- n 024 Gallons Brandy Of inferior Str:tigth for the At coma 36 Ditto Rum da t i o n an d Uf e o f P r i vate P er - ' • tOOO Ditto Geneva foils only. . I 456 Ditto Rum, of the Strength of rin 6 under Hydro- 1 meter Proof for Dealers or private Perrot's. , t 1 so Barrels Tar; 561hs. Starch; 69 Bottles Portugal Wine. t Cable, i Main Sail, a quantity of Old Cordage, c ond emne d Story, belonging to the Shark Cruiser. The above Goods will put up in (mall Lots for the convenience of the Purchafers,and may he viewed or tilted two &yin previous to the Sale, by applying at this Office. ISLE of 'FHA NE I, near to MARGATE Alfo in BOUGHTON AYI.UFF, near ASHFORD. . TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, In the courfe of the Month of May next, in Lots, • Unlefs pi evinutly difpofed of by pri va t e Contradt, A FREEHOLD EOEAFIcrO Lp es, hi , n a rte co r nfiding fi it m i o f off mrg e u . plint rds t prefent in the occupa t i on o f Mr. Boys, who will thew the ER4to ; : 1 and further particulars may he had o f hi n t, an d of Mars. Mae- .. II dougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn, who are authorifed to receive propolals for the ptirchafe. Alfu a rmall Freehold Farm, at Bough. I ton Ayluff, on the road front Canterbury to Milford ; outfitting • of about 30 Acres, in ril. oecupa;inn of Mr. Rolfe, who will thew tke Premilvs; and further 1 aricularsmay be known as above. NORFOLK. FREEHOLD MANOR, PER"ETUAL ADVOWSON, ESTATE, AND MANnION. TO DE oOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 1 .' By Meffrs. DRIVERS, A SINGULARLY beautiful and valuable FREE- - 1 - -t. HOLD ESTATE. couGßing of an elegant and capital built i 1 Manton, called WEST HAR?.ING HALL, feated in a Park, molt ' defirably furrounded with ornamental Woods and Plantations, in the centre of a very fine Sporting Country, and mod particularly well Rocked with Game, and a b o v e three that:Sand ricks of Land, i let to refpec'lable Tenants, with the Manor of Weft Harting and the perpetual Advowfon. Pert el the ERate is bounded by a J River, which affords exec-Wait Sport, bcing abundantly fopplicd with Fifh and Wild Fowl. . . The Manfion forms an elegant ftru o clure, and in complete order. having lately had a very confiderable Nm expended in additions ' it and irrproccnients, and contains an elegant airortment of Rooms ' t . and airy lied Chambers of good proportions, with Offices of every .1 defeription perfedly replete with convenience. Double Coach- ip hustle, Stabling for 21 htrfes; a molt capital Kitchen Garden.fur. roundest with high and fubltani id walls, and fully Rocked with ;. the choicelt Fruit Tie-s, in full health and bearing; plcafure ' I Grounds and eztenlee Plantations taftr.fuily laid out. Printed particulars dray be bad at Gal r.way's, and of Meffrs. Drivers, land Surveyor,, &c. Kent Road, London. SUSSbk. • Valuable FREEHOI.D ES rATEs, extennve MANOR, elegant IV.a ifion, Park, and feveral eligible Farms, at Statitted. I TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER, -At Garraway's Coffee hunk, on the 2lfc o f M ay v ex ; , i• THE M.ignifiemt MANSION of STANSTED, °i I with appropriateotllaes, very numerous Gardens, extetifive li Walls, covered with fruit trees, Confervatories, Hot-houfe, Pi- I . • ' nery, Suceeffion, Forcing, and Green hnufes, with the Manor I and Park of Scanned, containing ro.-.; ‘ , Acres, highly diltinguifhed • • ' forits beautiful Scenery, extenfi,e and diverfified Profpeds, both t of Sea and Land—the Park embelliflud with ornamental Timber, Temples, Lodges, and charming Cottage Ornee, together with the (event Farm! of Ledge, Broad Read, Woodlands, and boric 1-. paßure, with the bold and pieturique Ford of Statifted, fur- rounding the Park, am milting in the whole to upwards of 3500 acres, in an excell-nt Rate of cultivation, of whizh poffeffion may . . be had insniaatcir. . t; In point of liatatiOn it appears to embrace every objeCt that is defirablr—remarkably healthy, amply fupplied with the fineft fpring water, in a iteighbutirliond highly refpedable, of eafy corn- munication with the metropolis, at a good diltance from a poft town, where feveral coaches pals daily the roads good. The Eitate and Manors abound with Game, near two capital Packs of Fox Hounds, and in a Century much retorted to for Field Sports. t i Deferiptive panic"' era may be had one Month previous to the • '.l Sale, and in the intermediate time further information may be iobtained, and the Manfion viewed by tickets o nly, w i t h out ~ 1 i. ° which no perfon can be admitted, by applying to Meffrs. Bromley and Bell, Gray's inn; Mears. Butler, Havant; Edward Dawn, A . Efq. Stanfled, or of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Office, I Chid', Iter. SLATES OF 11-lii MOS T DURABLE P s .UALITY, LiRGIL , . SIZE, AND SKY-BLUE COLOUR. . T HE Demand for Slates at the Quarries on the Eitate of Karnes, in the We of Bute, having thek two Years pat exceeded the number that could be manufattured, it was found neccifary to augment the number of workmen confiderably, •, - and there is now a Stock of Sizeable and Underline Slates ready for being flawed, In the Reeve, at Port Bannatyne, on tilt& lay of i Karnes, at the thorteit notice. The convent:tic) , of dripping is fuch, that a Vetel capable of carrying Sixty Tironfand, can be loaded in two cleys,and the Bay of Kamp is well known to afford fafe anchorage to Vends of any burden. There is a Wharf ad- joining the Slate Reeve, at which Vcffels 1k in the greateft lately while loading. The quality tit Metal is Lech, that Slates of any dimenlions can hr manufactured t h at may he required, and when .• ordered, arc made equal in Size to thole of Lancathire and Welt- ruoreland; fom the fmoottinef. of the furface they lie fo ciuf., 1 that (now drift cannot penetrae, neither do they imbibe water though foaked in it for twent.-lour hours, which mull tend t 3 preferve the timber on wind, they are laid. Slates thinner and Letter than ufually nude, being ft -equal-Iv Hiked for to Nit the welt India and American Buildings, the • . Karnes ilterries can fun 19i them of any thieknefs required, upon iroper notice, and they neither biller or crack by the beau 01 ale Un in warm latitudes: the colour is deep Sky Blog, which sloes to t change. Prom their finooth furface and fuperior floe, nu Slates nit better to be laid upon laths. Matters of Va ., Is from the ; tiaft tide of Scotland or England, that trade to the kith Ports, I.r• rerpool, Brittoi. Ste. Jeliroua of a cargo home, will at all tunes be. pasted with Slates at Port Bannatyne, on the thorteß node& Both sizeable and underlize Slates arc to be had at a'l times at be Broomielaw, and Port Dundas, on the Canal, near 04afgow. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Ge orge C amp b ell, Glaf . I low; John Campbell, ni Auchenwillice, Efq. by Rothelay; Mr. l ohn Chriftie, Writer, Edinburgh ; John Sharp, or John M'Les, ,' ' z_uarry Grieves; and john Stewart, Keeper of the Slate Recut, )1. i oy Pashefiy. . , . • Sale, ohmic which !tame*, loch - loaded (afr though preft Sta antcd Karnes proper fur .41me F. sew John _Q_uarry This day was publdhed,. A GUIDE to HEAVEN, ferioutly addreffed to J. h. all who believe the GOSPEL to be the WORD of GOD. By the Rtv. CHARLES SLEECH HA WTREY, A. B. • Vicar of Widßon, Moomouthiblre.. " Seeing then that we have loch hope, we de great piainnefs of fpeeth.. " I believed, and therefore have I fpoken." Printed by Cruttwell, Bath ; and fold by Metres. Rivingbccs, St. Paul's Church -yard.