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• 71 1 - • ;••••• N * , e i .n. :de • .$ •I • L \ ll. ttiA 1t • .71; , • s . 'Sj • •AC .TA A_ ;elk_ • ; , k skim' `.t • At at, _-„, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, ISoS. NUMBER 5098] i PRICE SIX-PENCE. VICTUALLING OFFICE, May 8, 180 s. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA ESTI - 's NAVY, do herd" give seise, NORTHERN TRAVELS. This day were publifhed, In one large and ale.an e , c Volume Q .... aarto. price Two Guineas in hoards. emhelliihed with feveral Engravings by Mcdland, 'TRAVELS ROUND THE BALTIC, through DENMARK, SWEDEN, RUSSIA, PART of POL.,ND. and PRUSSLA,in the Year 0804. By JOHN CARR, Efq. Author of the Ssranger in France, &e. Printed for Rieman PutLium, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Bisekfriant GLASGOW LETTER FOUNDRY. ESSRS and SONS kV.I. take the liberty of raped:trolly reprcfenting to the feveral Pribten of London, or elfewhert,wbo have purchafed IL.: Founts of Types of their manufafture, at the late fate of hlr. Samuel Ha milton's Printing Materials, No. 3S, Shoe hue, that faid Founts will be found cuedderably lower againft paper, than the general lung•approved ftandard of their Letter Foundry; which deviation Wag exprefsly enjoined at the time the Types were ordered, and confrquently complied with. In juftice to the reputation of laid Foundry, this notice is given, to obviate any furrnifes, which other ways might arife, of the irregularity above referred to, having proceeded from any thing like negligence. or want of grill in cot.. dudting the ►utinefs of Alex. Wilton and Suns. May as, 18os. TO THE WORTHY 'AND INDEPENDENT ELECTOR OP THE BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY. OINTLEM2N. HAVING fignified to many of my Ft iendg, an in tendon of offering myfelf to fupply the vacancy occafloned by the death of your late worthy Reprefentat.ve, Sir WILLIAM Pusre:46f, I take this public method of ezpreffing how grateful I feel for their very cordial affurance of rupport. I beg leave at the fame time to fay, that finding my friend, Mr, Just( Heti., defigns making a tender of his ferviees to you on else preterit OCCA. fion, I have determined, as well from franiments of refpeet to wards him, as from a wills to avoid the snitoofity infeparable from a conceited kledlon, to refinquith an otittt fu honourable in itftlf s and fo gratifyingto the feelings of, Gentlemen, Your molt faithful and devoted humble fervant Shrcwlbury, June a. 180 j. Itiellp LYSTEIIun. That on Thurfday the 6th of June next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in*writing, (foaled up) for fueh quantities of :RASH BEEF and PORK, in Half Puncheons, Tierces, and Bar reis. 36 he refpedlive Merchants and Dealers therein fhall think prlper to offer; to be of the heft quality; to have been cured in 46 feafon; to be delivered In the (pace of Two Months into Majetty's Vidtelling Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth, and .nyntouth, in Inch proportions as than hereafter be determined ;:p4 rd ; and to be paldlor by Bills payable, with inters t, ninety des) i sfter date. The Conditions d the Contradt May be teem at the Secretary's Office. 11c regard wiU ie aa to any Tender is which the tries fiat: sees k is/Fed is word: at 4. 0 , err that /hal set be delivered to the Beard before Use o'Clock es de laid Tharfday,tbe6ti yew sod, sol• esedoei the Poles who snakes the Tesler, er few PerAn os bin behalf, attends to essrwer wbes called fer. TO BUILDERS, AND ARTIFICERS IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF BUILDING. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Mn 30,1805. r riE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING "." HIS MAJES77 - 7 NAVY, Jo itrely give wire, That on tuefday the tlith of June neat, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealcd up) and treat with fuch pc-Trona as will undertake to perform the feveral Works requifite in the erection and completion of A PILE of BUILDINGS, (deigned for Coopers Shops, for Packing Sheds, and for Store Rooms over them,) on His Majefty's Vidualling Premifes at Depdord. The whole to be performed at fpecifie prices; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. 'the Conditions of the Comma may be lien at the secretary's Office, at this Office ; or by apply !ma to Mr. Hobbs, the Infpeßor of Repairs at his Majcity's Vidualling Preludes at Deptford be lore mentioned. _ _ No rex.erill4l.7 Fr bad to toy Treater in tobieb the prier jean net be i,f er e f et i,, to,rdr at lenrb, or that fiall mot Fe ddierred to the .Board Woo Oar o'etori ea the Aid Tarliaj,the 18th of yams seat, aor salefs the Polon lobo main de Trader, or Pat Perfoa .a his khalif, smear to awful, whew coddler. EAST-INIILA ROUSE, May 8, 1/205. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of tlx UNITED . COMPANY e MERCHANTS of ENGLAND •tradiirj kit: EAST ROLES,* hereby give Nogke, _ That a quarterly General Cunrt of the Enid Company will be held it their houfe in Leadenhall-ftreet, on Wedndday the 79th June next. at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purport of declaring a Dividend from Chrilmas :aft to Midfutumer next ; That the Transfer Books of the laid Company's Stock wilt be but on Thurfdtv the 6th of June next, at two o'clock, and opened again on Thor:day the 78 . h July following And that the Dividend Warrants on the raid Company's Stock, due on the tali*, will be ready to be delivered on Tnefday the 9th July next. WILLIAM RAms.sr, Secretary. HAWNEY's COMPLETE MEASURER. IMPROVED BY KEITH. This day was publiihed, price es. bound, LTAWNEY's COMPLETE MEASURER; or, the Whole Art of MEASURING. Being a plain and com prehenfive Treatif, no Practical Geometry and Menfuration—pre ceded by Decimal and Iluodeciinal Arithmetic, and the Extradioan or the Square and Cube Root. Adapted to the Ufc of Schools, and Perfons concerned in Mesfuring, Gauging, Surveying. Sze. A nctv Edition, corredled, and greatly improved by THOMAS KEITK, Private Tcather of Mathematics. • Printed for J. Johnfon, F. C. and J. Rivington, J. Walker, teatcherd and Letterman. 0. Wilkie, J. Robinlon, W. Lawsuits, T. 804 )rey, Vernor and Hood, Lackington and Co. J. Taylor, Lougnimi and Co. J. Mamma, and R. S. Kirby. This da; was publiated, By Subfcription, in Two Volumes Octavo, in boards, Price Ica. 6d. each, A TREATISE on PRACTICAL, and EXPE- Al 111 FNT AI. AGRICULTURE. By 3. CARPENTER, of Chadwick Manor, Woreefterfhire. In which is laid down, among other uftful hisas.themoft fpeedy and improved Methods of :clinging ezhaufted thong and light .Solls, and continuing the fame in the hlgheft State of Cultivation ; and alto on Waite Lands. Tittle Rules, if attended to, will, in the Opinion f good Judges, be the Means of preventing any Kind of had farming in future. To which are added,a Number of Ap proved Receipts fur the chief Oiforders incident to Horned Cattle, l by an old Servant et the Auth r, whore Ancellors have for many Cenerations fuccefsfully pradlifed them in leveret Parts of the Counties of Warwick, Worecitir, Stafford, and Salop, The Author's invaluable Receipt for preventing the Fly front &Braying the Young Turnip Crops, will be lent to each Subfcriber as loon as a futficient Number is obtained. Thole Noblemen and Gentlemen who choofe to -purchafe a Dozen Copies to diftribute among their Tenants. fee. may he rep plied at 6s each Volume, at Medic Longman and Co. Paternofter. row, London, and at Mess. Swinncy and Ferrara, Printers and klo , ,kfellers, Birmingham. N. B. '1 he above Publiestinn is Itroaply recommended to the Public by the Secretary to the Board of Air:culture, by the Society of Arts, dcc. and in the Agricultural Magazine for April taft. MODERN VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. This 4 1 :y was publillicd, the Fifa Volume complete, illuttrated with nuineeous Views, Maps, &c. price iss. in boards, of A COLLECTION of Modern and Cntemporary %law and Travels, to he contin4rii in Monthly Nunthers, at Half a. Crown each, and confining, t. Of Trat.nit inns of New 'Voyages and Travels from Foreign Langnages—.2. of Voyages and Traysls never before p.thlithed--and, 3. of Analyfis of New Voy ages and Travttls publilbed in England. The value, importance, utility, and economy of this periodical 'and,, will he heft i'duftrated by an 'numeration of the contents ut the Inn. Volume, in which every work is completed which was begun in cit hcr of tho Monthly Numbers. The firtiVolurna contains TRANSLATIONS. I. Callas" Travels in lftriaand Dalmatia, with numerous plates. Kuttner's Travels in Denmark, Sweden, kull6a, Germany, and Italy. 3. hlfchaues Thetis in the Back Setlernents of America. This day was publilled, in two volumes odtavo, price One Guinea in boards (the Second Edition, mo th enlarged), P RINCIPLES and, PRACTICE of NAVAL and AIILITARY COURTS MARTIAL. By JOHN M'AR:I'HUR, Late Secretary to Admiral Lord Vi'cuunt Hood, Ste. officiating Judge Advocate at various Courts Martial during the American War, and Author of Financial and PaCts of the Ligh teenth and Prefent Century. Sold !-y Butterworth, lieet.ttreet I !piton, Whitehall ; Fatal. der, Boild•ltreet ; Millct, Albums's:4lmm ; and Mcfrrs. Rich ardions, Coruhill _, This day was pte tithed. price ns. in boards, 1"1-IE TRIFLERS ; con fi Aing of Drays, Anec• . 1 . dotes of the late Judge Blackftene, and of the late Ralph Al len. F.fq. of Prior Park To which is added the Rent, and the Farmer's Son. By the late Rev. RICH cIRAVF.S, Author of the Spiritual Quixote. &c. &e. Printed for the Author's Executriz, and foltitsy 11. M.Symonds, Paternefter row ; Faulder, New Bond.ltreet ; Booth, Duke-itteet, Portland-place ; R. Crutwell, and W. Mcyler, Bath ; Raw, Ipf. with ; Smart, Woreefter ; and Conk, Orford. -This ..1.1-0 putdillted, Numl .16 day was b. Number I price Is. (to be continued Weekly), and Part I. price toe. 6d. (containing No.l. to X. inclnGve, to be continued Monthly) of THE GARDENER'S and BOTANIST'S DIC TI6NARY; containing the brit and neweft Methods of cultivating and improving the Kitchen, Fruit, Flown Garden, and Nurfery ; of perforating the pra&cal 'UM of Agriculture; of managing Vineyar.is,and of propagating all inns of •1 iinbtx Trees. By the late PHILIP MILLER, F.A.S. Gardener •r• the Worfhipful Company of Apothecariea at their Boa tittle Garden in Chellea,and Member of the Botanic Academy at Florence. To which are now 6rit added, A complete Enumeration and Defeription of all Plants hitherto known. with their Generic and Specific Charseters, Places of Growth, Times of Flowering, and Wes both Medicinal and Economical. The whole carrydul and newly arranged,witb the addition of all the modern Improvements in Latidfcape Gardening,ana in the Culture of Trees, Plants, and Fruits,particelarly in the various kinds of Ho.-hottfei and Forciog Frames, with Plates explanatory both of them, and the principles [of Botany. By THOMAS MARTIN, B. D. F. R. S. • Regius Profeffor of Botany in the Univerfity of Cambridge. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, Nu.ba,St. Paul's Church-yard, find the reit of the Proprietors. Each Number bill contain Four Sheets of large Folio Letter. prets, and cads Part Forty. Since the comnsencement of the Publication, a conßderable iiicreafe in the prices of Paper and Printing has taken place, but Ino advance has betn made to the Sebrcribers, and the work, at its prefent pitice, is one of the cheapelt ever offered to the Public. rts are already printed, t he zcth will fpredily be publifhed, an:. the at it will, It is prefumed. complete the W ork. pr,.pofals, with further particulars, may be had gratis. A POPCILAR SYSTEM el GEOGRAPHY. This day was publithed, a Second Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, illuttrated with upwards of Sixty beautiful En gravings. reprefein Mg the Dreffes, Cottons'', and Habitations of AU NAtio:ls, with numerous Maps, do. price half a guinea bound. I F.OORAPHY on a POPULAR PLAN, for Cthe USE of SCHOOLS and YOUNG PERSONS, contain ing all the intereftitig and amufing features of Geographical Sci ence, and calculated wconvey itiftrudtion by means of the Rain an d c d ra fing all'eiaiions prodoced by the peculiar manners, cur toms, and eharadterillics of all nations and countriu. By the Rev. j. GOLDSMITH. lMlead of dry details relative to objets not adapted to the tete an d e a ciofity of Youth, this work is foiely occupied with loch Anecdotes of Petiole and Countries as are likely to rivet attention and (Whin that Wein:sting eharadter to which the Science of Ceo. graphy has higher claims than any other branch of Knowledge. The Contents of this Volume art confequently rendered more in. terefling, than are, perhaps, there of any other work of equal Ilse in the Englifti Language, and the circa of the minds of Young Patrons is rend.red complete by the numerous plates which illul trate every part. Sohjnined Isthe only treatite emitting en the fahje& of conftrudt. ing Maps—a pradice thus rendered familiar, and by means of which the mechanical part of Geography may tot taught iu a foot th part of the uftud time. Printed for RaCIAIID Foams, No. 6, Bridge-ftrect, Black. friars, and to be had of all Bookfellers, with a large allowance to Schools. Of whommay alto be bad, by the fame Author, An Eafy Grammar of Geography, ban* an introdadtion, pr c the above , and univerfally acknowledged to ork of th kind exrant—si a b o a d th a t C i mpa u n d io m n to oft haV-a•crown is bound in rcol , lhattrat• sti with maps, See. ate. ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY.NINE POR RAI TS. This day wu publiThed, its one YeL ato. with One Hundred and Twave Copper plates, price 41. so.. ur on large Paper, hot- Felted. 11.1;s. 6d. in boardsAdicated to the Right Hen. WIL LIAM PITT, A N ILLUSTRATIVE SUPPLEMENT to PILKINGTON's DI.`TIONARY of PAIN (*FRS, con jk • fitting tit Biographical Sketches, and 139 Portraits, principally 1 taken trout the Anecdotes of Painting. &c. By the EARL of ORFORD. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of whom maybe had is one volome, ato.price tI. 16s. or on large Paper, hot preffed. al 12‘ Didionary of Painters, by Henry Fufcli, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS For the Fiat-Drawn next Tu MAY. TBISH refpeafully informs the Public, that the • firit-drawn Ticket TOMORROW, is cothled to Lrocl. and the firß•Arawn neat TUESDAY to 30,00a1. after which. there will be ONLY TWO DAYS TO DRAW. The Wheel contains L 30,000 I I - WACO 4 z oFoo 4 . 5400 2.,GX) 14000 ORIGINAL. An Itinerary of the Route of the Engligt Embaffy from London To Conitantinople,by the Secretary to the Emlatiry. ANALYSTS. 1- Wood ward's Voyage in the Indian Archipelago. a. Kutacbue's Travels in France. 3 . 'Tuck cy's Voyage to New South Wales. Every future Volume will contain as inteteßing a varlet;, and fractal works of great value are already in eourfe of preparation for the Second Volume, among which aroSt. Vincent's Voyages to the .Africa,i Mathis, Olafsen's and Pawl!deo% Voyage to lecland,and a Walk from L.eipfic through Italy to Syracufe. A weather will always appear on the Mgt day of every mouth. price 11,1 If •a-Crown, and Six Nunihers forma Volume. l',& ted for Rico*ao PHILLIPS, tin. 6. Bridge-greet, Black - t , -ad to ty4ad of all Booktellas and News-caroisre. This day was publithed. In Svo. price to.. od. in boards, THE HISTORY of the MANNERS, LANDED PROPERTY. GOVERNMENT, I.A WS, POETRY. LI TERATURE, RELIGION, and LANGUAGE of the ANGLO SAXONS. Ey . SH A P ON TURNER. F. A.S. Printed for Longman. Ilurft,Rees.and Orme, Paternofter- row. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, The HtsTbar of 'he Attimo SAXONS % containing their Civil abd r• j•• board% Fria: Fa°Map Ottavo., Military Hificirp,. ptiblibi This day was pub.— in elegant Engravings, Price ya. in boards, HERMAN and DOR.OTHEA. A TALE. By the AUTFOI of " The SORROWS of WERTER," Trsoflated from the German, Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternoiter-row. Of whom may be had. catbellitbed with tca • Another Trannatlon of the above Work, In Blank Verfe, in Foolfcap Oetavo,with firtt Impreffiotia of the Plates, price t os. bd. boards, or on large paper, price Its. hoards. publiflud. price E C-0- TMs day wasp is. . zs.6d. FAMILY QUARRELS, a C - omic Opera, in three Alts, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Written by THOMAS DIDDIN. Printed for Longman, Hurd, Rees, and Orme, Paternnfter-row. Of whom may he bad, by the f..me Author, juft i. The Wttt fur the Dean, in Three Ada, price ts. 2. The CAI/NET, a Comic Opera, in Three Adis, as. 641. 3. 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GRAND SPRING LO rniRY, NOW DRtWLNG, No. of Prizts. 2 of SCHEME. Value of each. 30,000 20,000 10,000 3.000 1,100 1000 XOO so SO Total Value. Is 4 Op), - 41.G0e • 30.000 15.000 10,000 - 8,4:00 7,000 5000 • - 5.000 134,000 'co 6,cce 30,c00 Tickets. £ 3 0 c.c 00 Capitals detenninahle: Firft-dravro, sit Day‘ max. Firit-drawn, 6th Day 4 sox* Dit•.l ad Day 1...00 Ditto yth Day 2000 Ditto 3d thy woo Ditto Bth Dry 30/000 Ditto 4tk Day 5000 Ditto gth Day t,c,:xt Ditto Ith flay teoo Ditto to.h L>.? a,zco Tickets and Shares are felling at every °ince. PRESENT PRICE s • - - £ l 9 ao co - 4:o o o I Eighth .• 42 11 o 5 i o shame* z y 6 Ticket Halt Quarter THE HON. AND REV. RICHARD BOURKE, PLAINTIFF RIGHT HON. RICHARD EARL OF CLANWILLIAM AN_D oTHERs t DEFENDANTS. pIJKSUANI to a Deeeetal Ordee made in this Caufe, bearing date the lath day of December. tBO4, I will on Tucfdsy, the silth of June neat, at ogle o'clock in the after• noon, sat the Chancery Chamber, Dublin, fet up and fell by Pub lic Cant, the feveral Baum vetted in the Plaintiff by Mt of Par liament, and decreed tb be fold, that is to fay, the Fee and Inhe ritance of the Lands of Spring-houfe, Knockroc, Ballynaclough, Maugh, Golden Alkyatbafill, Cappadnmiin, and Milltown,gLa ginftown,Ardoberreen, Mantle-hill, Ballygrilßs,and Bathelo S een coutaining about 4897 Aeres,Plantation meaftwe,producing 3 u 731 93.41 yearly; and alto abou' 46 Acres of Land, richly plated with Foreft •L'rees, together 4Vith the Timber growing thereon.- 1 be is Gtuate In the Barony of Clanwiltiam, and County o Tipperary, in the Gniden Vale on the River Suit., within Pouf miles of the City of Calbel and of the Town of Tipperary, and will be fold in the divifione mentioned and deferibcd in printed rentals of the Paid Edam, to be had of Mail. Furlong and Cham bers, Plaintiff's Solicitors, Aungier-ftreet,Dublin; and of Meffrs. White and Fownes, Lincoln's London. Dated this zsth of April, s os. THOMAS WALKER. N. B. The winced Rentals will alto be had of Peter Deane, lA. Cork; Henry D'Efterre, Efq. Limerick ; and at the face of the Chnimel Herald, Clonal& RUCK HEAD INN. ARGYLE-STREET, GLASGOW. PE T ER JARDINE reCpeetfully ;dorms his Friends and the Public, that be has entered into polfetaon of the Buck Head Inn. T'he Houfe is neat, clean, commodious, and well aired; the Furniture is new and elegant, with mutt ei cellent beds, and the l. , quors are of the sr.vy belt kinds. Every mean in his power, united with that of Mrs. Jardine (late Mrs. Currie, of the Black Boy) will be exerted for the comfort and fa tisfattioa of thufe who favour him with their conniany. Neat Putt Cbaifes, with careful Drivers. on chefleorteit notice. CHILBLAINS arc cured by nue application of WHrrEli Ws Fluid ESSENCE of MUSTARD, and the fevers* Sprains and Bruifes, in leis than half the titre ufually taken by Upodadoc, Arquebufarie, or any other liniment or em brocation; and if ufcd immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. The Muttard.Fills are alto taken with fingular fueeefs in Rbcuthatic, Paralytic, and Gouty affeEtions, Numbners. Spann, or wandering pains, Flatulency. Indigettion. and general Debility, at the fame time, the &dive fluid Effence is applied to the parts affeded, in thole complaints where neceffary. It is prepared and cold at as od. each boa or bottle, by R. Julinfton, Apothecary, No. ty, Greek (hut, Soho, London. a The Chilblain Ointment, fur eleanfing and Ipeedily healing broken Chilblains, is alto prepared by Mr Juhußun, price is. tad each lica: ESTATE IN NORFOLK. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION —By Mr. ATHOW. At the swan inn, St. Peters, Norwich, on Saturday the 6th day of July prccifely at One o'Clock. ALL that pleafant aisd very deferable MANSION HO il SR, called SAL HOUSE HALL. late the ittfulence of Licur. Colonel WAR D foliated in a Lawn of about 24 Acres, with the Stables, Coachhoules, Dove houfe, Yards,, Gardens, Orchards, Barns, and Farm Yard, together' with upwards of y3O Acres of Arable and Failure Lands, Wood, Underwood, and H eat h,G rou I I d, of which about aB5 Acres arc in hand, and the raft is in the occupation of Meffrx Spencer, Brooks, Francis, and Garrod. The whole lying nearly in a ring fence, and well calculated for the refttletiec of a Gentleman of fortune. who dm* not require *air ' Mat:dun-Hours. More than two-thirds of the Prentice arc Free hold, and all the Lands (except shout 25 acres) ire free of Great Tithes. 'There are a quantity of line young Timbers difpafcd about the 1.4%11, and about a t acres of rung thriving Woods ; alto a (mall Broad or Fifhery. with an eaclufirt right of haling therein; and to a perk.' fond of planting, thi.re is great amufement, as there has lately been an inciolure of the sojoining Heath, and an allotment of nearly soa acres has been Aligned to this hi late, of which about cis acres are in the original State. is frosted on a tine dry healthy fp*, within tit miles of the City of Norwich, eighteen miles of the fea-port of Tar mouth, and about the rand Jabots (rem Cromer, a much-ad- mired Bathitig Place Any Perkin &tams of an early poirefrion, will probably be se commodated. For further particulars enquire of Meife'. Debar? and Cope, No. 6, Papa.bialing.., Temple. London ; or of Mr. G.W. B. Holum, Attuiricy at ww, Beetles, Suffolk ; ut of Mn Elva, of Norwich. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Folhole-fireet, Plymouth, • On Friday next, June 7, at Tea &Clock in the'Forenoon , '1 'HE UNDER-MENTIONED GUN VESSE LS. taken from the French by his Moiety's 114 MIMAMPLTA, STarueN POTSTZ, Efq. Captain, and in company his Majefty's hired armed Cutters FRISK and RHODA. l.ength. Bread•h. Depth. Admea. N 0.169 Gun Brig, 8: feet, r 8 feet 4 in. 5 feet 6 in. is; Tont • 174 Ditto 82 18 6 5 9 126 266GuaLuntr64 15 6 4 9 68 277 Ditto 64 IS 6 4 9 68 287 Ditto 6 4 IS 6 4 9 68 31 i Ditto 64 is 6 4 9 68 AU which Verdi appear nearly new built, of excellent Matta dais, principally of Oak, may Insured for inland Navigation or as Lighters in the River Thames, as they are of a very cal) , 4 , -aught of water, or may be converted into Merchant Veff,ls fur genera/ purpufcs by being rofe upon. After the Isle ulthe Veal', will be Sold their Warlike and other' Stores, coal:king of Guns, Shot, Powder, Milken', Bayonets, ' , 4- dier's Belts and Pouches, Cutialres, Sails, Cables, Anchors, H2W• fen, Rigging 3 Bread. Peas, °Menaces, Sweeps, Pig Iron, Ballet. Water Cafes, /ce which will be put in fuitele Lots. Fur Cst2losues and viewing the Yeects and Stotts, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymon.6. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONVILACT. reELmouNT, a modern (tone-built MANSION, with Coach-houfe. Stables. and all other neeefgary 01Bang Gardeo, Orchard and Pleafurc Grounds ; and Two Forms adjoin. Mg called Waterloo Ground and Lonethvraite. she whole (MOW* log thirty-eight Ac. - ca of Coppice Wood and Plantations well preferred) about 143 AM's. To thole who delight in pidurcfque Scenery, the Ecuador' 01 Belmonur is invaluable:—the Houfe camnrands a Vicw of the beautiful Vale of Hawketheail and of Etthwaite Lake (noon which the Purchafer may have the privilege of Angling), the Town, and Church (landing no an Eminence, and the Welimorland Moun tain., the grandeur of which &Ike every beholder. It is dißant about doe mile from the %%lila Town of Hawker. had, four front Ambielide. 13 from Kendal, and x 6 front Ul verßoce, and about three miles from Windermere and Contactor: Lakes, part of the forma appearing in the Landfcape. The roads in the neighbourhood are good, though out turnpike. The Houfe is at a proper diftauce from the road, with • beautiful avmue. planted with Limes. The banks of Efthwaite Lake arc clothed with woml, and iklmount, viewed from the Wa7er, adds much to the beauty of the Vale. For particulars apply to the Rev. Reg. Braithwaite. at Hawker head, Lancalitire (the owner) ; Mr. Warn°, Attorney at Kendal; to Alegander Carfoo, Efq. Liverpool; or Mr. jokpb Chrdtian, tee. leo. Loudon. FIaHERWICK PARK ANL Lbl'ATita. 'rHE Public arc refpealully ialormed. that there very Waal* Eltates fituate near Llchlel4, in the County of Staffotd, will be fold by Private Contradt,in Lots. The Superb Manton houfe and Offices. with the Park, Planta tions, Lakes, Pleafure Grounds, and Gardens, together with the Manors of Fitherwick , Horton , Cumberford, Wigginton, and one third of the Manor of Packington, and the Fiateries in the River Fame; and alto the Word and Cumberford Mills, the Stubby Leys, arid Hedimore Farms. with the Fa rmin g , Buildin g s, and Paddocks, Denicfne Land, and every other requifite affording im portance and comfort to the . proprietor of this magnificent e:ta blifhment will he comprehended in one l.ot. The Hopwas Heys Wood, with the Timber Trees and Under wood growing thereon, together with the Lodge Houfe, and O. ces, and the [mall Tenements, Land. and Pretnifes in the Tenure of William Clewley, adjoining thereto, will be comprifed in 1110. this Los. • The Hill Farm% Hud , lksford, Whittington, and the (mall de tached Eftates, w ill, be fold feparately. N. 13. Particul.rs and Specificatious are preparing fur Diltri. butian. To treat by Private Contract for the purchafe of the • Eftates either as an Entirely or in Lots, apply to Mr. James, Land Agent, No. 14, Carey ftrcet, Lincoln's Inn. London; or at Wellfborn. near Stratford on Avon, Warwickthire, at whole (laces Tickets may be bad to view the Manton Hunk and Eltates, by peat*, deftmus of becoming pitrehafers thereof; as alto at the Offices of Mr Barrett, King ftreet, Manchefter ; Mr. Hinkley, Lichfield; Mr. Bedford, Birmingham; Meffrs , Collins and Keene, Stafford; and at Meas. Forfter, Cooke, and Fiera, Lincoln's bin; sad Meas. Blake and Whites, Effex•firect, Strand, Londqn. FRtiEHOL.I) FARMS and TI UIES,OLOUCES FERSHIttIi. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. J. STEPHENS, At the Horfe-Shoe Inn, at Downend, in. the Parith of Man gratified& on Tuefday the tBth day of Julie, dos, between the - Hours of 'l'bree and Five in the Afternoon in the following Lots (or in fuck Lots as the Proprietor at th at time Gall ditch proper) fuhjed to fucb Conditions of Sale as than be then and there produced ; Lot 1. A VERY deferable and improveablo FREE HOI.D ESTATE, called the LOWER FARM, fituate at Downend aforefaid ; comprifing a So/Azad:ll well built Farm Houle, replete with all necelfary Offices and Out-buildings, and 72A. tit. 22P. more or Ids, of Rich Land in fcveral CI 'kJ. well proportioned as to Arable and Pafture, pleafantly limited and well Watered, now under Leafe to Mr. Henry Parker for a Fee= of which 6 years were uuexpired on the Ninth of Oetoba left, it the yearly Rent of 1631. but which may be confidcrably advanced rat the expiration of the raid Leafe; together with all manner of Tythes Arms therefrom. This Farm adjoins the Turnpike Road leading from Brifto/ to I Chipping-Sodbury, daant from Drifted four Miles, and from Bath nine Miles. Lot a. A very improweable and defirable Freehold Eftate, called the Higher Farm, fituate at Downend atorefaid, confilling of a fuhltantially- built Farm Houle, with all necefary Offices mid Otit buildings. and 63A. aR. 311 3 . more or lets, of Arable and Pafture Land, pleafantly 6:llama and well Watered, now under Leafe, whereof two years were unexpired the sere of March left to Mr. 'l'. Young, at the annual Rent of msl. but worth conftderably more, together with all manner of Tythes arifing therefrom. This Farm is fituate at Downend arorefaid, within a few yards of the sforerald Toropii.t Road, leading from Briar)! to Chipping- Stodbury, and the like diftance from Briltol and Bath. Lot 3. A' truly eligible Freehold Ettate, called the Yew Tree- Farm, fituate at Wickwick, in the Pennies of Frampton. Cottercil and Mangotsfield ; comprifing a compad 'Farm Houle, with ne ceffary Out buildings. and 33A 3R.211 2 . more or left, of Rich Arablerd ?allure Land, adjoining the aforef..ll Turnpike Road, dittatit trona Briitol to IVEles, and from Bath ten, now let on Leak for a Term of (even years, of which fix years were trice pined on the asth of March talt,tolVLr. Jobe Borchelt, at the yearly Rent of 6cl. bat confieleribly underlet. N. B. There are fuppufed to be goad Veerie of Coal wade, Lots 1 and a. Lot 4. A Carpenter's and Wheelwright's Shop, Ornate at DOW!. end aforeiild, now let to Mr. at the low yearly Rena of al so*. The whole may be view ed by application to the fevers' Tenants& and other Particulars mly he toad Mr. William Harmar,Stred• • ' tor. Overn Dalt-Hours, Downend, neat Stlltol, at Whore Office a Dan of the Eftaters may be Ws.