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THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg to re commend their friends to take advantage of an extraordi nary redurtion which has taken place in the price of Irish Linens, from the distre , r:d State of the Manufacturers in Ireland. - As tonal, a single Piece. veld at the Wholesale Price.—The Prices, from Ind. up to ea. per yard.—No Article Sold but Irish Linen.—Cadt tsr Bank cf Ireland Notes. The Ir.h Liam Company's only House in London is No. 4, (South S4e) of Bloomsbury- square. J. O'BRIEN. Agent to the Company. _ PRICE SIXPENCE-I/ALFPENNI. r A .. •••••• • -•••-• •-- ........ or. --. •• . AMERICAN QUESTION. Ti MERINO CON, near MACCLESPIELDi CHE :MU- This day was pub'ished, rice Is. 6d. Biro'. sewn, TO BE SdLD BY PleilitlE CO: WRAC I', • A LETTER. lion' a CALM OBSERVER to a `ALL that capital substantial DWE 61,11§10. A. - 3 - NOBLE LORD, on the SUBJECT cf the late DECLA- ! _arm s , lately occupied by Mr George Brodie, with dm RATION, relative CO the ORDERS In COUNCIL ! Barns, Stables, Caw-houses, and query r•dresite Out-building, Sod by J. M. Richardson , opposite the R a y e d Ex c h ange ; Gale and 12 7 Am. Oink mote wins) acacelleni Arable. Mead'las and Curds, Paternoster-row; and all other Booksellers. ; and Vesture Land, divided into convenient leclosurse, surround . Where also may be had, price Se 6d. I the Buildin4s, dture within half a mile of the Town or A SERIES 01; LETTERS FROM A. COSMOPOLITE TO . 4 Macclesfield, aail adjYning up 'n ...he turoglike-naid, leading A CLERGYMAN; containing a tentperate log Wry into the . Ikon thence to btockport. The Estate is Freehold, Laud-tag Subints of dispute between Gs ear BtITAIN and AI4tILIC 1 ; i rodatinal with rem arki on the erroneous o pi n i on enterta i ne d i n t hi s coon . A per-on at the bon* wiz drew the Estate, and bniftediato sty, relative . o the partiality of AMERICA towards Flames; in. tows, an way be had gravelled, on ir sty with I. W Wright, chiding authentic docum-nts ro prove the contrary. ...q. ShefSell, Yorkehiret enter Wright, Req. Brain, Drab-- shire; Mr. Carrittrod, Crofts Bank, Barton, Near bleachable; Mr. Wilson, Solicitor, 16, Oseville-wrest, Hatton,Cordell Le*. leo ; or Mr. Stu mm, Scalier, Yeetrioseur Ilite4ei. Applications by letteron be got paid: To which will hr added, THE SECRET MINE. To-morrow, .King John ; with the same. LLOYD'S, MAY , lett THE COMMITTEE II EE for conducting the Sub scription for the Relief of the Widows and Families of the Officers and Men lost on board his Majesty's Ships S r. GRORGE, NEIIO, DEFENCE, SAI.DANHA, and FANCY, feel it their duty, and have great satisfaction to re pert, that the Überal atten tion which has been given by the Public, and by the Naval and Military Service, to this unexampled Calamity and Distress, enables the Committee, thes'early to state, that the Subscrip tioos a lready received, and the Contributions from the Navy, Army, and many of the principarrowns, of whielt they have information, and expect are in course of remittance, are together corsidered by them to be sufficient . for the humane purposes of relief intended by this Subscription. HOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. ne wadies and Families • of the Officers and Men lost on board his Majesty's Ships St. George, Hirt), Defence, Saldanha, so d Fancy, who have not yet appli . 4 !or relief, ar requited to make apphcation • to Kr. Tnomes ?reunion the Secretary, No. 9, George - yard. Lombard-street, with pro l*r Certificates; or to the Magistrates or Clergymen at the places of their dwell ber, who are earnestly solicited so make this Subscription known is their neighbourhood. This day was published, the seem.d edition, price Is. QIX BRIEF LETTERS. oLcasioned by the In stitution of an Auxiliary British and Foreign Bible Society, at Chelmsford, Essee, March 24,1812. Printed for J. Joheson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. - - FOR PUBLIC IfifsPlC (lON. TURK'. PATENT COOKING APPARATUS DAILY IN USE, from Eleven !ti Four, At his FURNISHING WAREHOUSE R 188, FLEIrr STREFT, The peculiar qualities of the :above Appar6sits' ernbrsce every :fiseful improveni,nt, and it is so systentasically arranges!, as to Ise rendered suitably from a small to the mast eituissive BindsHA meat, possesaing ever y convenience for cooking, vie. Roastitigi Boiling, Stewing, Bakiug, &c. &c. the whole of which is per formed by one small fire, and warranted to save two-tbltds of Fuel. The vessels are used without the least soil, by which means they are r.ndered far more durable than Close used over comasott Rangea it is also a certain Cure for a Smo Ay Chimney.' This days was published, in Octavo, price 91. boards, the Second E lidon of pORTUGAL. A POEM, IN TWO PARTS.' By LORD GEORGE GRENVILLE. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brows, Pater noster-row ; and at the British GaUery, No. 54, New Bond ' street. This day was published, in Two Vole. 24m0. price as.boards, • the Siath Edition of 11 'HE WORKS of the Right Hon. LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU, including her Corre-pondencc, Poems, and Essays, published by permission, from her genuine Papers. ' Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noster-tow, and at the Briti.ltfiery, 44, New Bond-street. A NEW AND , MPROVED PLAN OF ACQUIRING 1* PkOVEMhNT IN WRITING, (by J. CA Ka — rAlßs.) REING the readiest method of attaining to write 4 - 0 well, and the soonest learnt that has ever been niadh known to the Public; by which any person may be taught in Six Les• suns only, a most bealtiful busilios hand. In some Inftaaces this acquirement has been obtained in three Less:mt. Ladies and Gentlemen, at a distance horn London, who sr. sy wish to avail themselves of 1. Carstairs's plan of Instructions, may have the Lessons conveyed to them by Letter us any part or England, Scotland, or Ireland, &c. with Directions Low to perform each Lesson. All Letters must be post-paid. Specimens of improvement may be seen, and respect .ble rarer, ones given, on application to J.Carstain, at No.lll, Newcastle street, strand, London. COMPANTON TO "THINKS I TO MYSELF." NEWMAN and Cov•beg leave to announce s. a Compan'on to "THINKS I TO MYSELF," under the Title of SAYS SHE. TO HER 1:E1CHBOUlt, WHAT ? in Your Lwye Volames I2mo. by an Old•Faahioped Englishman, and which will be ready for Delivery on the Ibt of Jitney Minerva-Oillee, Loudon. SIVEWRIGHT respectfulli'recommends the J• Scheibe of the New Lottery to;Draw 4th June nest, con taining only 80 00 Tickets, and presiding a greater cha tter of obtaining the capital Priam of ,ggopoo I I 45000 12800 10,000 I 3000 lOOO &c. ace. &e. than in any former Lottery. Tickets and Shares are on sale at the fortunate Offices of Sir - JAMES BRANSCOME and C.. Ne. 37. Cambia, INa 1 1, Holborn, No. 141, Osford-street, I No. stl, Haymarket. • KING'S IllitTH-DAY. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCLI, and Co. (the (;nntractors) respectfully inform the Public that the STATE LorrEß) will be drawn tue 4th 01 JUNE. ' SCHEME. 420,000 S • of 41,000 10,000 4 , 300 5,600 4 • 400 3,000 6 300 2,000 8 200 And 1578 of St®, 480, 450, S4O, &c. &e. Ere. . 1 of 1 1 Tickets and abates are on Sale by RICHARDSON, Goontoce, tad Co. at thee . Offices, the corner of Dank-buildings, Cornle, sfid facing the King's Mums, Charing-Cross ; where, in the Lot wry draws so the 30th April la.t, they sold the followl:ig CA- Pltikt. PRIZES, in 64 Shares : lie. 5,516 a Prise of ,010,000 I N 0.10,600 a Prize of X3OO 11,515 6,000 2,740 - 200 11,493 . 3,000 I 3,238 . - 200 - 300 TO THE OFFICERS OF I'HE ARMY. WANTS to Mess the Officers of the Line or Militia, a Man and his Wife, who have lately left a Gen- Ileum's Family—the M. n as Butler, the wife as professed Cock ; has boo in the line of keeping a Mesg, wishes to take the same stain. A good recommendation cal be hail from the regiment tha last served. Lett rs, post-paid, directed for P. P. at Mr. Time., No. 29, Blandiord-streit, Portman-square, shall be duly attended to. TO CIA I FLIERS Bcc _ _ _ • AYOUNG MAN al respectability, about 34 years of age, wishes immediately to engage himself with some large respectable Manufacturing tiouse, as a Foreman to super itrind and conduct the who'e or greatest part of the Clothing Coburn; iN a competent judge of :taiiish, 1. , onesa, and English Weals, and all manner of Dye-stuffs. Is fully accom- Pisbed to Dyr ell Furnace Colours, and with regard to the art, knowkdr, and judgment of the whole of the manufacturing tie hues Ladies Cassimeres, and second Cloth!. few can excel. N. d. Would have no objection to travel occasiona ll y if re quire., knowing most of the respectable houses in the We•t of /ogland.—Letters (post pa!d) directed to J. S. Past Office, Ply mouth. Dork, will meet every attention. • lAIPOFSTANT SAVINGS, AT us, FLEET.STREE'I, WITKIN THREE DOORS OF FETTER-LANE, FOR READY MONEY. V CIBBONti, Woollen Draper, Man's Mercer, . 1 .- '• and Tavh,r, announce to h's numerous Friends and the Frbionable World, 'that he is enabled to supply them with Ar ticles of Dress, made in the first Style of Elegance, and of supe rior 4tiaticy, at tile to.lowilig very reduced prices : Very best Spanish Wool Superfine - Z. s. d. Cloth Coats - .• 3 3 0 Ditto British Wool - - - 2 10 0 Good Second Cl ot h C oats - - 1 16 0 Very best Superfine Kerseyinere Breeches - 1S 0 Ditto Double -milled - 1 8 0 Best Double -twilled Cord ditto . - - 018 0 Fatiaoaable Marseilles Waistcoats . 0 12 0 And every other Article, whether Great Coats, Ladles' Riding Habits, Pantaloons, /cc. 1 8te. charged with an equal regard to 'Economy. . --___ LRIIINH PAINT MANUFACTORY, • 140 .• 41 . LONDON WALL, opposite Afoorgate End of Bet Veal Ho.pi QUEAP, DURABLE, AND INITENETRABLE PAINTS. Olive G per Cwt. per Cwt. pi r Cwt. reen 741, White . 565. Lead Colour • 50. Dirt ditto 655. Stone Colour 565. Black 565. bra ible ditto 565. Chocolate 565. Red - 465. Prepared Oil for the above, which possesses great preserving .. . _ _. .. _ qualities, ss. per Gallon. per Cwt. per GalL per Galt. ten Wh. Lead 525. Linseed on ss. 6d. Turpentine 7s. 6d. I I letond dit to iSa. Boiled Oil 63. Od. • THE above Paints are ground in Oil, and are par ticularly prepared for the painting of Park Pelingr, Brick trod Plaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Railing, Slates, and timber Boardirg, of every description, and for such ptirpost Ike) art unequalled, as they possess -great durability, are a cure and pottrestive for the Wtrrn and Dry Rot, and will stand in the liovevit climates. In addition to These advantages, they are very erearnental, and *ill cover a stitface considerably greater' than azy ozliet Paints, and more than twice as great as Coal Tar, over Which, and all preparatiolis from 'far, they have a most decided, tin PrrAn it y ; via. —first s in adh_tring so clo.ely to any surface, ttse ttie power of the sin has no effect on them ;--secondly, they are very ea . y of application, b.lng used with the same lirostea, and in the saute manlier, as other Paints. G. Upton and Co. most respaetfully alter • hell. thanks to the Nubility, Geo ty, and tho Public in gener,..l, for the very great patronage watt which they have been honourtil ; and they also inform Merchants, Ship Owners, ,Captains, and . Dealers its Co let rs, that they have large quantities 'of Stone Ochres, Spruce 9:1ir...1, Mineral Blacks, it.ds, Ste. as well as alf insides in the C I.,ur I rade, prepartd for nit, of very superior qualities. N Fisk 1 1 . Thek P.alata filef very ae o n, Lit Was ItriHre 4l wl with oil. The Second Edition, in 4 Vola. nvo. price Li. 10s. boards, DISCOURSES on the Miracles and Parables. of Our Blessed LORD and SAVIOUR, JESUS CHRIST. By the Rev. WILLIAM DODD. I.L.D. Lecture; of Weakens, in Essex, and of St. °Lire, Hart .street, London. Printed for T. Hanalkon, 37, Paternoater-row ; R. Ogle, Hol born, I:ondon ; 1. 9g1., Edinburgh, and M. Ogle, Glasgow. This Say were published, in Two Volumes, I emo. with a fine Portrait.; vegteee.l by Hopwood, puce 13s. boards, pRACTIcAL DISCOURSES concerning the CHRISTIAN TEMPER, &signed for the Use of Pau:Witt. _ _ _ _ By JOHN EVAINI, D 1). To which is prefixed, a brief Account of the Life of the Author By John Erskine. D.D. late one of Ministers of Edinburgh. Printed for T. Handhon Paternopter-row ; and R. Ogle, Ho!. born, London ; J. Ogle, kAtiburgh,,and M. Ogle, Glasgow. MR. HOI SIEAN'S NEW WORK. In five large Volumes 12.;..i0. price 27e. sd. BOUVERIE, the Pupil rt the World ; or, the Errors of Pride.—By A. F. HOLSTEIN. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. I.eadenfiall.strest. Where may he had, by the'sarne Aut'nor, Inhabitants of Earth ; (~ the Follies of Women, 3 vols.l6a.Gd. Modern Kate; or, a Husband Perplexed, 2 vols.,los. Miseries of an Heiress; 4 vols. 2 , 43. Assassin of Glenroy ; or, the Axis of Life, 4 vols. 20s. Sir Owen Gleudowr, and tither 'i ales, 3 vols. 1:•• ud. Love, Mystery, and Mi sery ; 2 vols. tos. - • NO POPERY! This day was published, with two beautiful Plates, price only 3s. 6d. (Which the Pistes art worth alone), AN AWFUL WARNING ; or the MASSACRE Of ST. BA RTIIOI.OMF.W. Printed for :/tockdale, junior, 41, Pa11•Mall. Where may be hid, price .Ss. 6d. A Review of the Conduct of the Prince Regent. Also, price 49.6 d. 6s. 6d. or 9s. A few remaining copies of The Cdurt c..lendar, Including the recent Changes in Adminicration. This day was published, The tenth edition of the kfirst Volume, considerably enlarued, price 7s. Ms. Dedicated, ly pirndssson, to his Royal High- . . ness t,ce Dux e of Yost, T A REATISEonV ETERI NARY MEDICINE, conraining a Compeudium of the Veterinary Arr, or all accurate Description of the Diseases of the Horse, and their mod: of trcatinent ; the Anatomy and Physicd.w of the Foot ; and the krinctples and Practice of Shoeing; illustrated by Plates, with Observations on Stable Management, Feeding, I.xercises, sad Conditions. By JAMES WHITE, of Exeter, sate Veterinary Surgeon to the First or Royal Dragoons. Prinucl for Longman, Hurst, Ret s, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and J. Jolinsurx.antl Co. St. Paul's Chtirth-yard. EASE INDIA COMPANY. This day was published, price 3s. 'Q. a Pamphlet, entitled, 'THE QUESTION as to the RENEWAL of the EASE INDIA COMPANY'S MONOPOLY EX. AMINED. The substance of tbe above work urig•milly ars.. peered in the Edinburgh Correspondent. The flattecing notice which the several Discussions on India Affairs publishedin th,t paper, obtained from the mercantile Gentlemen engaged in op. poiing the Renewal of the East India 'Company's emitter, his induced the Author to undertake the revisai of them, and by the aid of several additions and iPustrations, to give them a form better calculated to make a Listing impression on the great ques tion to which they t tlAte. Edinburgh: Printed at the Correspondent Office, for Silvester Doig, and Andrew Stirling, Edinburgh; and C. Cradock and M. Joy, 39, Paternoster-row, London. REV. THOMAS SCOT BOLE. On the Ist of June will be published; Part I. Price .51. to be con tinned Monthly, and b'o. I. price is. of anew Edition, of 1 -Ht HOLY BIBLE ; containing fife Old and New T staments, according co the Public Vinton ; with Explanatory Noes, Practical Obitvearions, and copious Marginal Rerer.nces.—By THOMAS SCol7,ltector of Aston Sandford, and formerly Chaplain to the Lock Hospital. . TO THE PU trLIC. •„• More than 20 years have now tlarsed since the first Edi tion of this arduous yudertaking was compl-ted ; .rid the author has been, in a very uncommon degree, Livoured . by Drvi NY PRO• vin ENCE subsequently to superintend three editions of the work. During that period he has employed a considerable part of his time Ira improving on what may properly be called the first hasty rough draft, and many years have almuat wholly been devoted to it. Of these improvements the Marginal Reerences, an under taking which exclusively employed the author fall four years as his unremitting labour, may be considered as the chief; but his ittitlies having led him to applT to the original languages, and to a heiety of sources of information before unexplored by him, he must think that the work Vas been very greatly unproved in all re .pects ; and he trusts that it is become t io a confiderable mea sure. more sdequat6y entitled to that favourable .reception by which it bas been hitherto distinguished. As very few complete Copies me r e maining, the new Edi t i on will proceed vrtir all possible dispatch, bet to accommodate those perdons to whom i• may be convenient to take the work in maitre port ons, it will be published in Parts andllumbers; each ',art to consist o f tat shetts, and the Numbers of tour and three sheets aberustety. • Loudon: Published by L B. Seeley, No. 169, Pleevatreet ; J. liatchard i ficaulilly ; and Robert Baldrilu, Pater:tester-Mr., FAIMI.ir BREWING. BY THE KING'S ROYAL LE ['MRS PATENT. NTEEDHAM, RAWLINS. and Co. respectfully soli& the attention of the Nobiliti, Gentry, sod the Public. to !heir PORTABLE FAMILY BREWIN3 MACHINE. It combines all the Utensils in ONE; Is durable, careenient, and compact in Its form; takes to pieces with ease, arA is kept in onler with little trouble; its consumption of fuel is unit', a 4 It condenses the steam. The method of u•lng it is equally simply and certain, NO MASHING OF 'I HE MAIN' BEING REQUISICE, NOR ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF BREII IN'O,. and irrva ft ably prosluces Ale and Beer of the TRUE HOME-J*IMM FLAVOUR, which becomes perfectly transparent. Sold by the Proprietors. Islington-green and Skinner-street, Snow-hill, London • and Wine-street, Bristol . Also, by appoint ment, by the following Furnishing Ironluongers: LONDON: Messrs. Felthani, 105, St. Martin's-lane; Messrs. Sarum, rs, 103, New Bond-street ; Messrs. Roberts, 11:ay, Co.66,oxford• st reer ; Messrs. Downer and Sanders, 159, Fleet si r. et ; Messrs. Larkins and rade, Wholesale Ironmongers, 56, Chiswell-street ; and Mr. Palmer, st, ConthilL—SOU 111- WARK : Messrs. Benham and Pret • ce, High-strest.— DORSI. r: Mess's. Thorne, Sherborne Mr. Rus sell, Marlborough; Messrs Whltcharch and Pouting, Devises. —SOMERSET: Mr. Stothert, Bath.— DEVON: Messrs. • Kingdon, Exeter; Mr. Narraway,South-Moi•nn ; Mr. I leath nian, Plymouth; Mr. Pendell, 'riverton. NORFOLK : Messrs. Aggs and Carr, Irrmfounders, Norwich.—LlNCOLN Mr. Taylor, Heckington, near Sleaford ; Mr. Ashton, I.outh. WARWICK: Mr. Harborer, Birm!ngharn.—FJEßEFOßD: Mr. Honiatt, Heraford.—LAICASTE,R : Mr. Hope, Archi ttct, 37, Princess-street, Alauches:er.— NORTHUMBER LAND: Mr. Marshall Mathre, Newcasile-upon-Tyne.— WALES : Mr. David 1 banns Newcastle, Carmar:ben. Just published. DIREC noNs for BREWING with the PORTABLE FA MILY BREWING MACHINE; containing In:tractions for judging of the Quality of Malt and Hops, and the Method of Brewing FOR FER, ALE, FABLE ALE., and 'FABLE BEER. Sold by the Proprietors, and by all thsir Agents • alto, by the following Booksellers: Mr. Charple,66,PaU-Mall; ' Mr Harding, 96, St . lames's-street ; Mr. Hone, t 7, High-street, Bloomsbury; and Mr. Maxwell, 21, Bell-yard, Templesbar. Price One Sailling. To be allowed to purchasets of a Machine. NEF.DH AM, RAWLINS, and Co. brew for Public Inspection every Tuesday, In Skintwr:street, London; and on the Exchange, Bristol. 'lO cor.Dsmmis, COLOURED WORKERS, WATCH AND CLOCK P.IANUFACTUitERS, &c. AURIiAN ORE. J. F. Kt NC, Gold and Silver Chant , , Engraver, Engine Turner, and original Inventor and Proprietor of the Aurran Ore, BRIDGILWAICR•SQUARt. BARBICAN. JF. KING begs to oiler to the Trade in gene r al, • a Compo•ition, the resemblance of which to Gold not only • far excels that of any other substitute hitherto submitted to public notice, but is -also, in every emir ial quality (as fir as re lates to its use in ma..o facture) an equivalent to Gold itself. It ciclmess of colour at•ci great weight, this CompOsition so strictly reaeinbles the Standard Gold, that Guld-work.rs have ILA been able to distinguish one from tfle. other. The most important. property peculrar to this Composition, consists in the very singu • far circumstance of it not being at 41 subject to change its lus , re any more than the Standard Gold. In ductility it is precisely the same, and will at all times be found as pliable to work, whe ther flatted or in wire, as Gold itself: In fine, the only difference between them whatever, is merely that vising front their intrinsic value. I, F. K. also directs the attention of coloured Workers to the peculiar properties z.t'aclit.d to the Aurean Ore, as it is so com posed as to receive a beautiful rich dead colour, which cannot be distinguished by the most usurate inspector from fine coloured Gold, and thereby uniting every essential quality which entitles it to a pre-eminence above every other composition known to the public, and places it equally on a parallel with coloured Gold .self; and, hoWever singular it may appeal, that a composition can be formed possessing such invaluable troperties, hitherto confined to Standard Gold aton e has been most satisfactorily pioved ; J. F. K. liiiving the exclusive art of colouring this ergo position by a peculiar process which entirely precludes the ne cessity of gilding. The limits of an advertisement will not admit of an enuirsera• 1 tion of the many articles to which this composition is suited, nor I is it perhaps necessary, since from the above detail of its proper ties, it is easy to ascertain what articles may be mardoctured with it. J. F. K. cannot therefore too highly recommend the Aurean Ore, after receiving most numerous proofs from Manu facturers, ai well as lions his own hboured experiments, to con vince him of its excellence, whereby it may tend, in a very powerful degree, to supersede the use of Gold. Gold-porkers, and others who require their work cast, may, by sending tbeir patterns or mouklo, have them complete hi six' hours after :bey are brungl4(for the purpose. N. B.—J. F.X. deems kr-important to the trade in general, to acquaint thee% that the Colliposhien advertised in the Public Pa pers, bearing the appellattoii of the Aurean Ore, (nf which he is the originalinventor sod Proprietor),cannot be pp rchased pristine at any other house in Lyndon but at his Manufactory in Bridge water-square; therefore any tither Composition o(ered to the trade, through any medium whatever ' designated by the same title, Is oparimis and deceptive : eyed . Flask of his manoracture Wars his Name stamped on each side in legible characters. Sold in various Weights, at 45.6 d. per Ounce, either in MAC; Batted, or in Wire.--Specimens to be seen in elegant Pima et .fright and Coloured Manufacture. Orders frOm lb* Canary sbalmOcies ever, Mal: al;tlttitai 1 CA MARI LlCitieellit R. . VALUABLE, FREEHOLD MANOR AND 11,3TATRi TO BE SOLD ST AIM 114)14, IS Y MR. PRY lON, . - At the Dell lop, gt ilainithill.in the Comityet Sallblk ii nu frOhy l i the 29th day of May, telt, at three o'cloph (it eat porniesty ...dispArd of as an Endiery by Pointe Centres% tit di dace 'hicks will be given), hls LAltil, • • '`FMC MANOR of SHARDELOWS A LUNG -- . TON, In Sltudycamps, together wkh a reoperaMtsrani. house and conv:laie.i.t Nice% rev.nl Comps. egg near itaill Acres of very valualec Lead (areas part anclused% Itta Ithri eats of cultivation ts la the occupa. • 1 or Mr Wedge and Mr. Esti% who a-e under notice to quit at MicluieLnaa neat. This t.:tare is situate at Shlidyeamps, hi the County of Caw. bridge —a molt pkaunt coutitry. abeitudisg`trith Cane, sod a . the in:nrdiste n.ighlyterhwd of .the Ilturiow l'. a „mild.. it i adjoins the l'ornpike-road Jinni Cambridge to iraverldli, sat ie . distma trent toe Isla place and !Anton elch four stiles, Salton Walden Lin: miles, Chesterford nine nid .; clam t- , i miles, 1 Castle He.! n.eiani is m les. Nr.tmarket Is m le., Catobridge ut miles. and Loudon Is miles. To be viewed on application to Mr. Risks. Speeibeiriona may be obtained by virtu-Woo et the Red (Joe, &Won; Rose a.sl Crown, &Enid Walden; Crows, ettetertird ; Rant inn, New nurktt ; liziop, Cambridge ; Ha f Moon Clare; iled..Coolo Hedtrigham; at the Place of Sel•!; of Ch ester Peep, Esq. Maier ton, neat. Linton; Charles Wedge, Esq. Wavle, liotem, war New:write ; Me.srs. Woodcock and Bateman, Lincoln% lass ; and at Aar. lani;s's 011:4 Vele Boswell-Court, Lincoln's Lin, London. CASABRIOGI St:l tk. VALUABLE TITtikFRiEk.SI A Tho Land put 91 which is ru.l....rnerl, with pu.ne-%ion at Miztaaetnat BY Mit. PP.l' t ON, At the Ram Inn, Newaruket, oZ Tuesday, the vd day dims nest, at Two to tile Ales - mean, ill Luta. AVERY VAltt.ible And Lig111) 41::.itahle ESTATE. situate in the Parish. sof hwab''..am rualheck, Swr.ithana Prior, Ikat:sham, and Little W:lbtahant, in the tuat:ty of Cam bridge; compnsing a most comfortable Dwell/n:4mm, fit ter the residence of a family of res, ratability, with every sweeesiry attached and detached Ofice, and capital Honiestiad. Several calicr very convenient Varmitig listaslsih.nents, isitsciry Collagen, and upwards of Eleven Hoi.dr.d and fifty Activist Arable. Mea dow, Pasture, and Fen Laud, of the first finally, and in a high state of cultivation, now in the ocrupadosa Ot J,'to Barker, rag., a d others whosettrirs wi I expire vu the 10th day of October, 1612, whim posaess:on may be bad. This Farate is divided tuto suitable lots fcr occopae..n, with eecellent and convenient Buildings to several of the Lots, and is wit worthy of the notice ot.tbe capitalot wishing to invest tnttn,rf in Laud, and of thitAgricuaurallat who la dedrous doe. enpy'ng his own Cstate._. - • -: cpectfiations, wick Plans annexed, are now mparing, asid otay be übc.lted, by application at the Angel Inn, Bury; Hoop Inn, Cambridge; King's Head Ira, Notwith ; White Horse Ipswich; Crown Ina, Chorertord ; ag the piece of Sok ; avid of John Cooper, El. solicitor, Cambridge; of J. Chester Yrrn, Esq. sachet., Abington, war Limon ; and at Mr. James's °ace, New Boswell.court, Linda's ion, Lawton. bUCKS. FREEHOLD ESTATE, FAMILY READENCII, and 104 ! ACRES of I.AND.—By Mr. S WART; At Ids Great Room 191, Piccadilly, on Wednesday, June 10, at 12, an three I.nts, with immediate rosession, THE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE of BUCKSBRIDGF., most desk., ly ritnatei tha Parish,. and adjoining the Town and Boroagh at %%encloser, Bucking hatnski. e; with Votes for the Gana y anJ Borough of Ayksburf; cunpr :sing a Dwelluqt-Huuse for a f..mily of re.pectability, Ott offices, Berns, I:antoyaid, Garden, Orchard ; 'trout etretin sad Fish Poudt; 104 Acres of rsch Arabic and Meadow Land; erten. dr, right of Common or Sheep Walk, bounding the same ; the Estate t wet! wooded; Orchard and Garden planted with choke Fruit Trees; the whole very comrct and enclosed; on and ad. joinin.; the turnpike road, and a branch of the Grand Janet:at Canal; conveyances to and front London terry day; a =spat of the country for Geld sports. Richard stapes, at &lathe:dr., Wendortr, vral sheer the Estate : Particulars had, 14 dgri pw-ced ng the sale, of Hearne, Esq. nohcitor, Buckingham; the Angel l Moment ton; George Aylesbury ; White Hart, Shoat ; Cr .ssent"74l A:nerd:am ; .White Hone, Uxbridge) Red Lion, We:4Na ; • and of Mr. Stewart, 194, Pitcactiky. - MANOR and Vali:able FREEHOLD, and In pit Titbare• Farms and Lands (with Land-tax redeenuxl) in the last Riding of the County of York.—By Mr. W vi. 8 CANTO:4, M the Beverley Arms Inn, in die own of Beverley, on Wed. nesday and 'llursilayobe 110th and oust days of May, !sir, each day at Tsieerc o'Clock, the folloiving naluabie Propertyi in Sri Lots, via. , 11 'HE MANOR or LORDSHIP of ELSI z ER WICK, with the Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenaneis thereto belonging, together with tbr Free and Copphold tents, amounting to .C 6. Os. 6d.. per annum, and chg.; boys arising trent several Howes, and 376 Acres of Land lield of this Manor se Copyhoid ingiondage ; also a valuable Farm, containing MI Acres, with new erected Fern-horse and Ost- bu dding., situate gm ire miles from the Market Town of Haden, and twelve ism the Port of HulL The MARLIN ESTATE; consisting of 152 Acres it Linda with Fast-bouse and necessery Out-uuddinp, situate Is the Parish of Swine, about f miltefrom Hui, and I 2 from Bevy .loy, The DimaLitTori 146 TATE, consprising nine Acres he ' Land, situate in the Parish of Essington, about ris maw front Pattnegton. The 6011114 DALTON ESTATE, coediting of 73 Acres of La - id, situate about Ws miles fr , ..n Beverley, and the stele db. Lance Goa klathet Walloon. The SEA'S ON BOSS EaTATr, comprising 102 Acres of. Landu Seaton Ross and Bettby, 7 mire front MarketWeighton. The REIGHTON ESTA I b, consisting of a Ditelling hOu.e and 26 Acres of Lead, about six. mines troth Bridlicros and 14 from Searborosigh. The itIOLESCODIT ES PATE, which is sheared at /twee. Icy, and cunquises 1W Ayres; and if not presioudy disposed Of by Private fectrett, wtll also be Sold by Auction. A DWELLINC,'•HUUSii, whit Stah.e, Garden, and sitar , • Roods if Land at Sifoodasatos7, and the Tithes aching fro* certain Lands, containing about 13 , 17 .Aeres, in the Township ' of Wootimutity, Theatnr, Wee% &naiad. Satulbuinst, • es 4 Marton, within thc.Panin SL John of Beveray, is the hast hiding of the County v( York. It. 11. 'lite Molescroft Estate ire be Sold the Erst day in 14 Lots. and the rensaining part of the property the second day, is - 'l2 Lois. For particuhre apply to Messrs. Orahant, Ksinderlty. and Don,- elite, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, Locdon•• Mew.. Handier and IPearson, Salichon blesfocd, Linculothi ' re Meisssa Deck and Jr Chapman, Land :gents, Middle 'Cempleliall, IJoullon; Richard Tewntend, EN. Newbury, Burks; Jas Lockweud, Esq. Bever. ley, Yorkshire • the Auctioneer, Hitches. Hens, and of Mr. Harwood, of t he lievatey Arm Ins aterar.k. . This day was published, price 4s' • WEST INDIA CLAIMS on the MOTHER COUNTRY and LEGISLA PURE, with an Addenda, containing the Petition of the House of Assembly of Jamaica to his Royal Highness the PILINCZ RIG, T. By A.BRI FISH PLANTER. Sold by Edmund Lloyd, Harley-strut, Cavendish-square, London.