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aim • - * i•r` :; 2 , •. , ' *NV " - . -- 7 • danialL4lll24.4 T 3 4.111::: 1/ • • • • • , ids • _ " t) • 1 41 1 OF r , .. . . . e . . • ' .- (, lio ... , irk)S . . . • . ••• •., .. • . , . •••••iimemm • i • lb . i i t E • Nnism 8151. MOSCOW. BARitit'S PANORAMA, strand, neat Sam. g u e s....A VIEW of MOSCOW, from a Drawing taken es the "evil Kee ; 41111 tbis French Anny ad. tracing, eappd with Me Calliteki and ether Russiananope ; di e cky Senses, and die inhabitant* assessiag dots houses, is NOW exhibiting. SWIFT and Co. told in Shares, in the last Lotcezy, the following Capital Prises, viz. No. 921 a Prize of £lO,OOO 6,02 5 500 1 0 00 6,622 - Abe, No. 5,741, a 41300, and No. 2.90 1 2 a £lOO, at their 011ese, No. tl, Poultry; No. 12, Charing-Class; and No. SI, Aldgats Ma-street ; where Tickets and Shares of the STATE LOT. TARY, to beginsawing the etia at NEXT MONTH, are now In g a l e .—...Tcheme commies MORE PRIZES THAN *LAMS, including of £!0,0001 4 of 42,000 10,000 . 1,000 Am Re. &a. s of A16,000---s of St 5,000 VI .f 4110,000--- 37 of Aleppo 49 of t 4 of 42,000 81 of £l,OOO-----1n at &Ma UOKNSBY and Co. have Shared and Sold the above, and paid thrum oa demand. They beg leave go acquaint the Public, that the STATE LOTTERY begins draw ing the oth of NEXT MONTH, and solicit their Favour on the occasion. The Scheme mestains Three of 120,000, C= t of ailto,ooo, Four of £2,000, ats. and more Prizes than Blanks! Tickets ad Shares are Selling at the lowest Prices, and in great variety of Numbers, by HORNSBY and Co. Stoek-Bro ' hers, at their old-established State Lottery Office, 26, Condi& N. B. Orders by Post or Carrier masted with fidelity and dispatch. THE STATE LOTTERY. ALL PRIZES # NO BLANKS on the 6tb of MAY ! Tweet) , Thousand Tiebets, numbered from No. so 144 111,000. To be Drawn in Four separate Dais. Pews. a st s ••••••••0 Total Value. •010,000 110,000 6,400 6,000 • .....• .. 4,000 ••.....•• 3,000 SCHEME. Value. .00,000 10,000 ••••"••• 2• 000 1,000 500 300 400 •.• ••• 3,000 100 2,000 50 •• • •• • 2,000 40 ...... 2.000 20 ECC &s. 80,000 ••••••••• .••••••• S Owe ••• N• ••• 30 15 JO 40 20P00 10,151 Prises. ' A 900,000 Tha kowtows 1,100 mss sacks ae 2 0, 000 The 1001144bailen 1,000 Slaat euts dlOari s .00,000 11"1 111311/ 1" T ill21 0 f ß i r PILIZBIL Iffe 4 r. USK this Coattattor empaidally advises s immediate Cilesas trots the payalarky 41i IbrSdie, and the inereas deasla d b Tows sod Conley. she Tfahets sod Shares (save already risen, and will oast pretrat)ll vise agalo la Prim e s • lemons lo the Ceti ilea way lad an/ beaky In gobs suipplead by ta ma tr: o66.. e, rare equated to sod their Orders to dor Osareseear's • s, CORNI4ILL. er %CHAIRING -OMB, LONDO3I. " - AN OPPORTL7I.Inir 'THALT WILL - NEVER OFFER AGAIN! IVIARTIN,I3, Cerntill std 9, Upper Bed . lersoreet Partman•aquare, reopeethilly acquaints the Nobility and Public In general, that Government has fixed the trof the BOTAIIJCAL LOTTERY for the Gth of ta MONTH.. In. this Lottery there are 20,000 . 11c1c. , •s, one begot which are Prises of Insiotts denominations, valued accord fog to the undermentioned Scale, extracted from the Schedule of Ike Act of Parliament. Frites. I Valued at £5,080 £5,080 80 1.5,920 200 . . .... 30 6,000 4560 15 9,600 . 2,004) 5 10,000 7,00 Q . 3 21,000 10,000 Prizes. • £67,000 • 'Mitts are selling in a variety of tititniers, at only £2.55. each, at Martin's unrivalled fortunate OiACe, as abow% adios and Gentlemen in the Country, sending their Orders to 8, Cotnhill,Svill be supplied by return of Post. N. 13.—Every Parehaser will be presented (gratis) with an eieblentatiesl Print. containing a strong I.iseness of the Emperor Welmatter, the tilos:trims Patron of Dr. Thorron's Works. TO THE ADMIRERS AND PROMOTERS 0:' ! HE MA - NI:IVAC 'AIRES OF GREAT BRITAIN, WHO lell'END VISITING THE mgraopous THIS :?RING. WILLIAM MILS` . and Cc. Proprietors of the Printed Furniture Exhibition and. Sale Rooms, No. 33, Oxford-street, respectfully invite the Nobility, Gentry, and Pub lic, to an Inspection of their Emporium for I. ,ndon Printed De. signs for funnthing, adapted to the Drawing Room, Dining Par- Ipssi, Bed Room, Library, Su. &c. consisting of their superb bo tanical suites, and mums-admired celt-dial blue ground, Jon quil, Ruby, Peach, and Geranium Chintz and Damasks, form. lk together the meet magnificent display in the world—where the creiuenters may be supplied with suitable quantities, from one to three shillings per yard under the usual prices—for ready lasoney. L"E'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING ClOTH—the only Manufacture of the Kind in the United Kingdom. Established 1808. Thin fabric eombir.es the properties or great durability, beau drill appearance, pleasantness in wear, and is more conducive to health in all seasons and climates than any other description of Shirting Cloth. • Every piece it at usual warranted and sold at the Patentee's Origiral Warehouse, 154, Cheapside, near St. Paul's; Harding, Howell, and Co. 89, Pall Mall; and no other house in London. The Proprietiir fled; it necessiry to state, in consequence of a house in Cheapside Mitering fof sale an article termed Imperial Patent Cotton Thread Shirtings, that Lowe's manufacture is the only deteription of Shirting Cloth for which a Patent has ever 'ten obtained; every piece of which bas his signature, and any entice fabric than Lnwe's ' sold in imitation of, and as Patent Shirt ing Cloth, is spurious, and an imposition on the Public. GEORGE LOWE, Patentee. Igo, 154, Cheapside, near S. Paul's. SWEET BREATH. OXLEY'S OXYGE t‘i MATED POWDER and LOZENGES, invented by bar ]wa g 's law growls% Mr. dAMIJEL OXLEY, Proprietor of the Essences of Ofsget and Liquefier Root.—The excellence of this Preparation eousbts in It. correciing all impurities which ebb from decayed Teeth or * vitiated slate of ae gastric juice. lt,dees not disguise a bad breath by a temporary volume, being ftaif void of scent ; but acts medicinally oo pre offensive cause. Powder is a most elegant Dentifrice and complete Andscur. bade. The Lozenges are adapts 4 for greater convenience. being Store pitiable; one or two berg adios after: partaking of savoury *bee ',Amos Viivota,tbevorisysitbe &verb to Noted. Sold wpolesale and r tiiall b•f t S. Ozsair and Co,. No. 6 % York atillit,tavgni-priten; alto by their appoinglient. at =2 : O x f or d- s treet ; Want t • otabbs, ebtspaide ; Ina& Sodomy i to beau at 2..94. emits 'nit titillated at R.. - Aexxame.ses and to be bad of all ibe Book and Printsellen in the United Kingdolli, .A."'QurriEs of YORK : illustrated with 41 Et daps of the most interesting Buildings of that antique City, by Henry Cave; with letter-press descriptions; printed on quarto elephant paper, price £2. 12s. 6d. aura boar ds— few wets on India paper, price aff3. 19s. 6d. boards. Twelve Views of different parts of the hervetax erre of Moscow, from original Drawings in the possession of one of our Foreign Ambassadors, ineluding various Presentations of the Kireasion. It is presumed, that the sympathy which the affairs of the Russian Empire have created in the breast of every Eng lishman, wilt render this Series of Views a most intecesting pub lication. They are accompanied with a Historical Account; and printed on large elephant quarto vellum paper, and boc-pressed, price XI. 11s. 6d. plain, £2. 2s. coloured. RUDIIICNTS Of LAW:IICM% MEWING, La a Stria of easy Examples, by W. H. Pyne; comprised in Thirteen Plates, from ' the Outline to the finished Landscape, in colours; with ample Instructions for Sketching, Shading, and Colouring; .and Obser vations on the Cho.ci• of bubjec:s. price Rt. Is. half-bound. TO 'I RE LOVERS OF I'HE ORAL HIC ART. 00 the lit of May next will be pubi;she I, No. I. and to be con tinued lenslehly until corn?leteol, of A HISTORY QF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, Ste. . It. cite ma irts, of 101, Strand, London, reyectfully informs the Public, that the Second Subscription to this work is rapidly filling, and that the prim is Sixteen ...killings each number. The Drawings are ez cured wth il.• utmost fidelity by Mes'rs. P-gin, Msckenzie, Uwlns, Fyne, &c.; and may be seen at Acl,ei mann** New Library, 101, strand, where Sub scribers' Names are received, as well as at all the *Booksellers In the 1 1 •1 t.2d 1 1.:4 w,ors will be comprised in Twenty Numbers, similar to thi..e descriptive of Westminster Abbey, and•will form a com panion to that publication. ACKERMANN takes this opportunity of announcing, that, in cOmplia,:ce with the wishes of many Gentlemen of science, and lovers and encouragers of the arts, he has formed an eaten sive. LIBRAitY, cons'sting of many choice, rare, and splendid works, all graphically illustrated; a Catalogue of which will be ready in a few days. • - Lately published, in One Volume, avo. price 9s. in boards, IlliSedicated by permission to the Marquis W rxxe stay, it tNIEW of the BRAHMINICAL RELIGION, in its Confirmation of the Truth of the Sacred History; and its Influence on the Moral Charazter—in a series of Dis courses preached before the University of Oxford, in the Year 1809, at the Lecture founded by the late Rev. John Bampton, M.A. Canon of Salisbury. By the Rev. J. B. S. CARWITHEN, M.A. Pending the discussions in Parliament of that important part of the East-Indiaqdestion which relates to theintroduetion ef Chris tianity ampng the Hindoos, it is conceived that these I.ectures, which excited no inconsiderable degree of attention intheleanied Body before whom they were delivered, will be found to contain machovaluable information, and to throw much light on a sub ject on which great diversity of opinion edsts. Sold by Cadell and Davies, Strand; Black and Parry, Leaden hall-street; Robert Baldwin, Paternoster-row; and J. Murray, Albemarle-street, London ; J. M. Quick, Bristol; and J. Par ker, Oxford. Just published, price 2s. to the NERVOUS and DEBILI TATED of both SEXES, particularly to those whose In firmities are an insurmountable bar to Connubial Happiness, and to the Misguided Proselytes of that destructive habit, which Wl• dermaes the most vigorous Constitutions, and often predpitates young persons, In the prime of life, into all the infirmities of old age, a ompllcation of diseases, and the very brink of the grave, before they arc conscious of its moral turpitude, or destructive tendency; with Observations on the best Mode et Treatment, founded on long and ample experience. By M. VENhL, M.D. Late Professor of Botany at the University of Leyden ; Physician to the Royal Household at &rlin, &c. Etc. &e. Non est vivere, sad valere, vita..—MALTIAL. London : Published by the Author, and sold by Males. Par sons, 166, Fleet-street; Watson, 22, Southampton-street, Caveot Garden ; Richards,l93, Strand, near St. Clement's Church; God. dard, No. I, Pail-Mall; at the Author's House, No.lo, Alfred place, Bedford-square ; and by the principal Bolseellers in Town and Country. CROWN AND ANCHOR SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE . RUSSIAN SUFFERERS. • - AT a Committee. held on the IStth of April, was read a Letter from Lord Viscount Cathcart 4o Samuel Thornton, Esq. dated Kalish, the With of March, in which his Losiiddp says, that be has conveyed to the Secretary of State the Thanks of his Imperial Majesty, and an expression of the sense he entertains of the splendid marks of the liberality and benevo lence of his Britannic Majesty's Sub= js and of the proof they have given of sympathy end cordial towards the portion of his People who have suffered; as also their approbation of the exertions by which, under the favour of ALMIOSTY PIOVA. nate; the enemy has been vanquished. The Committee at St. Petersbergh, for the distribution of the Subscriptions, consists of his Excellency Prince A. Galitsin, his Eseellency Count Gob win, and his Britannic Majesty's Consel-General. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised X 93,986 6 8 SAMUEL THORNTON, Treasurer. Mr. Randle - - - 1 1 fr - Mr. Charles Brown, Woolworth - - 0 10 6 Collected at the Parish Church of St. Luke, Chelsea 90 0 0 of Clogher . - - - SO • 0 Rev. Modal Proby, jun. . , - 1 1 0 Subscriptions are received at the Crown and Anchor Tavel! by all the Bankers in Westminster; by Child and Co.;Cosii and Co.; and heart, Fleet-et:yet ; by Sir James Fula& and Co. Lomhard-street ; by Prescott, Grote, and Co. Threadneedle street; and by Down,Thornten, and Co. Bartholomew lane. ON THE TREATMENT OF THE TARES - - Lately published, price 7s. The Third Edition, with vary coaildsrable Additions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS AND OBSERVA TIONS oa the Nature, various Causes, and the most re. clonal Mode of Treating and Eradicating that species of Coo. G umption, incident to Youth and the Women Stages of LW, commonly called TAUS DORSALIS. Including its various concomitants which enervate tic nervous 'pup, and not un. frequendy destroy the Eunedests of the flout Organs in the Animal &many. By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, M.D. Of the Royal Academy al Paris, of the University of Leyden, and Pramilosser. in London ; formerly fergseri-Major to the dbh Ittlanient of Infantry, to the 11th Regiment of Light Dra goons, 1111,1 to tise Royal Military Hospital at Chatham. '1 o be bad ac No. di, Pritbutreei, 3okt:ragtime. Wheel may be bad, pries es. the Second Edition of the An. titor's l 'induce% on the Nanny and Treatment of Guo.shot Wounds, with Histories of singular Cases of pliant Warriors, copied from his Journal of the Campaigns of 1774, 1777, 17i5,04117791 diows the lite Wig li NOgib Aimericer HANSEATIp LEGION. THE outrages committed in the shape of military despodam tiroughont the whole of Gessisury, did Most heavily fall on these parts which were foreiblyesamied to Frame, and amongst which the idateeeatic Towns are met enniplenous from the happiest state of Independence, they MI, In uswlMlng sacrifice to the most unprincipled vioiesso et the Ant et mew kind ; but even before the arrival of the brave Russian did the inhabitants rise against their infamous oppressors, and sow thou sands and thousands are Socking to the standard of Liberty,that of the Hanseatic Legion, of which a small body front Hamburgh have already actually marched out to meet the enemy. The ge neral distress, however, naturally occasioned by a seven-years French spoliation. and especially the want of arms and accoutre ments, in short, the necessity of losing not a moment's time in organizing a ce rtain force, make an immediate Meeting of those Germans settled in this country, and capable of affording assis tance, most advisable, for the purpose of forming a general con tribution towards so glorious an object, in addition to the liberal Subscriptions already raised in those Hanseatic Towns. It having bees ascertained that the above Meeting will be most numerously attended if postponed till after the Holidays, it is Ez.si for Thursday, the 22d of April, at Twelve o'Clock, by his Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, who will condescend to take the Chair on the occasion. WHEREAS, by a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause " GIBBS against RAMSEY," ft is referred to WILLIAM ALtIANDEI, EMI. One of the Masters of the said Court, to enquire and state to the Court who was or were the Heir or Heirs at Law of ANNE CLARKE, (late of , Cheshant, in the County of Bucks, Widow), deceased, living at the time of her death, (which happened in or about the month of January, lain), and who are now such Heirei Heirs at Law, and also who at the death of the said Anne Clarke was or were her next of Kin, and in caw any of such nest of fan are since deed, then also the personal Representative or Representatives of such of them as are so dead. Pursuant therefore to the said Decree, such Heir or Heirs at Law, and next of Kin, and the personal Representative or Repeesesitadves of suck next of Kin as are now dead, are (by their Solicktore) forthwith to come in be fore the said Master Ind make out their Claims • or in default thereof they win be excluded the benefit of the aid Decree. SHERWIN and HALL, Great James -street, Bedford-row. 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Among the numerous and Important additions introduced, are New Tables of the Coins of all Nations, from Assays recently made both at London and Paris i bring a revision of Sir Isaac Newton's Tables, and a continuation of his Plan, by which the intrinsic Par of Exchange is determined. The impreision of the Coins are llkewtte described, and their Inscriptions, for the first time, rendered into English; the Science of Exchange is simplified and Illustrated from recent operations; and the Work concludes with a copious Index and Commercial Dictionary. _ _ Publistied by Lsellington, Alen, and Co. Longman and Co. Cadeli and Davies; Jobnion and Co. and J. M. itiebardson. Of whoit may be had, by the same Author, An Introduction to Spherics and Nautical Astronomy, the Fourth Edirion, price los. ad. The Elements of Book-keeping, the Fourth Edition, price G. —and • Astronomical Computations, chiefly relating to Time sad the Longitude, price Es. CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. WORMS ARE THE MOST FREQUENT SOURCES OF CHILDRENS' DISEASES : Their SYMPTOMS EVERY PARENT and GUARDIAN of CHILDREN should be acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the , face, emadatlon and irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Beth as a preventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above exceileat Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectabi lity, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, front a personal knowledge of it e wonderful success In their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and glees* sanction• to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and ethers, who hare the care of children, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when-' ever the Moms& or bowels of Children are any way disordered , whisk k coil always be found to relieve. liddoilalesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chespside, the comer Mr Paul's Church-yard ; Sharp and Belson, Portsmouth; Jona, Weston, Alirnot, and Mallory, Poetise; Hall and Joint ston,Ckiepiwt , Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness • Peck and Reis, and Turner, Hull ; Hoxland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and 0 ,1. beet, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Bir mingham ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewinan, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Radium, Scott,and Baxter, Edinb urg h • Bar ter and MlDonald. Glasgow • Bulges and Barry, Bristol% Str venom and Co. Norwich; Swiaten, Leicester ; Edwards and Penny, and Billings and Las hbury; rerpoot; Neale and Ledger, pover; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldom, and litdr, Mites has • and retail, by most country In edlcinevenders, in bow, at 141. and lae. ()teeth. Paxcl snamit SALES BY AUCTION. PORT OF By Order of the iforiiiin On Tuesday. Mai 4. by Ica PA MOUTH. dawn of his West!" MMus, &C lock to ths rsrsuais, at the is, In this Pot, GOODS, in sundry Lots, rz. is Doan raubiplaks Box Mod Wars 4SI Pieces Lau sot Wass Wars 17 Reams Pape. 15 lbs. Sosavg Wu 4 Papers Quills 1 Box, 376 Bcn:les, ink s Papers Ink Powder 232 Pair Candlesticks S Cannbters, I Paper, WAIN 13 Balls Wire 9 Spying Glasses Some Parcels Tin Ware 22 Pair Spectacles 25 Dozen Pencils Paper Watck Glasses 1 Time Piece 4 Dozen bilk Handkarchlets 4 Leather Caps 5 Knives 26 Locks and Keys 24 Papers Fishhooks Mils. Stone Blue 38 Strings Cone Kan Beads 5 Images 7 Paintings T HE FOLLOWING 124 Lbs. Roll Tobacco 68 do. Shag do. 24 am Snuff 60 do. Segars 107 do. Chocolat* ' 67 do. Coffee 68 do. Cocoa 6 do. Cocoa Shells 188 do. Tea 56 Bottles Cordials 191 Gallons Wine geo Dozen Pairs Cotton How 129 do. Worsted do. 64 do. Braces 1783 Lbs. Soap 918 dn. Pepper 927 do. TL -ad 48 Dozen Balls Thread 27 do. Twine 22 Pieces Muslin 162 do. Cotton 193 do.de. Handkerchiefs 57 Dozen Cotten Shawls 130 Yards Shirting $6 Shirts 95 Hats 80 Great Coats 14 Dozen Worsted Frocks 21a Veils Pieta tiff 4 Musiiil Robes 201 Pieces Long Cloth 1 Piece Dimity 13 Yards Broad Cloth I Woollen Shawl 3 Boxes and some small Parcels Wearing Apparel 5 Pieces Nankeen 26 Gross Buttons 3 Dozen Silver ditto 6 .Straw Bonnets 28 Mats 28 Bags Corks 44 Pieces Tate 2065 Pair Shoes its Pair Boots i Box Artlicial Flowers I Packages Whey 77 Pieces Ribbon 45 Pieces Shoe-binding 33 Dozen Pair Mks 11 Cues Razors 69 Seals 66 Chains 20 Dozen Thimbles 46 Dozen Rings 27 Dozen Netklaces 4 Doses Bracelets The Goods may be viewed on day, preceding the Day of Sale. 10 Prints and Drawings 78 Pieces Fir maker Beset. sin. Le-ad 18 Pieces Lignanivits 8 Casks Porter Betties Cav ewe Pens 2 4 Bottles Otto of Roses 2 Botti,s Sweet Oil 8 Galls ()live ON 4 Hampers asd sore gots et Racking 5 Hides 1 Piece Morocco Lathes 102 Pieces Piee clay , 1411 Scoarinfikieks 251be.Spenssesti Caadiss 1 Paps: lilbes lbs. Pewit deka bat 1 !Maces TS Pisc Raw Silk lllsa lasetderki aseklasrt libigesat s Reer.basS with theirpaterials Vol tzleariraos. 3 Pik Silk Stockings sll5 Fog oak Sdk SG limark aid lisalker• the Friary, Saturday, and Mop• FREEHOLD ESTATES N OXFORDSHIRE. At the Auction Mart, early la May, 'POUR FARMS, in the Parish of Tew, in th• County of Word, Tithe•free and Land-tax rsiseined, called or known by the names of Siorehe's Farm, Timnes Fuso, Beaconsfield Farm, sod Tracey Farm, eodtaining ISM Acres of remarkably fine Laad, now In the occupation of WooE, Beg. on a Lease which will expire at M.chaelmas ' 1817, at a Ire rent of £8690 per annum. Thrashing Machines of great power, *di worked by water, have been lately erected at Traceyaelst BM" coast/el& Farms. _ _ _ --- Faitberparticulars may be had ott application to Mr. Mardaunt, Herbrop, near Enstone. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, ADVOWSON aiNri TYTHES, In the EAST RIDING of the County of YORK. By Mr. WIVI. STANTON, At the Beverley Arms Inn, in the Town of Beverley, 611 hay, the 30th lost. and following day,at 14 each day In Le% THE PERPETUAL A DVOWSON of the Taw able and extensive RECTORY of LEVEN, In Halisemee r the present Incumbent about 69 years of age. And alley for ~ dry Freehold and in part Tythe-free Farms shd Lands. meow tad from Land -tax, containing about MO Acres, simile i Molescroft, near Beverley, and at Dunnieltoth Mestea. and Hommel with the Tydfil* of Hermes-Burma, IN Ikea* Riding of the County of York.--Particelars may be ma ir applying to Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Dotnvlßs said. tors, Lincoln's Inn, London ; Messrs. Handley and Pearsion,So• Sleaferd, Lincolnshire; Mr. Hunt, Soliti•or, Maiden head, Berhs ; Meters. Block and Chapman, Laod Agelles and Surveyors, Middle Temple Hal, Landau; Jno. Lockwood, Esq. Beverley; the George Inn, Searboroughl Green Dragon fun, Bridlington; Mr. Christopher Hutchinson, the Bailiff, at Mel ton ; the Auedoneer, Hitchin, Herta ; and at the Beverley Arms Inn aforesaid. _ - 24151.TheAdveirson, with the Mokeersit led Deadeyes Estate, will be sold the Urn day, tad the Macon FUey, and Hornsea Estates, with the Thins et Horeees•Berien, the se. coed day. NEW FOIHIST, HAUT& An Excellent FARM, with COTTAGS 1111111Mbled sod LANDS, in a line situation for Bellidirgh seer Lyatington. By Mr. SCO IT, On Monday, July 5, at Two o'Clock, at the Angel Ipu, at Ly. mington, unless acoeptablo eters should be previously made bi Private Contract, with immediate Lot 1. A FREEHOLD EMATE. beautifully X.IL situated in a justly-admired part of this favourite county, on the border of the high road through the New Forme, two miles from Lymington, 18 from Southampton • compridog above 187 Acres of excellent inclosed Meadow, A ra bic , Pasture and Coppice Land, part Tithafree, with a nest comfortable Cot tage Residence Lawn, Gardens, a fine sheet of Water, well stocked with Fish, Offices and Buildings, convenient for the Roo sidence, Farm and Dairy, Bailiff's Cottage, &c. The Lands are in high cultivation, possessaa Inequality, fairly timbered, Wen watered, presenting altuations I agreeably elevated and healthy, for build* a Jibmidinill to command a distinct prospect of the isle of Wit. ahn Chaanel, encircled by rich varied scenery, with excellent deeds in every direction, a trout Stream, plenty of Game, Frit-hoooda and Harriers, in an elegant vickaky. The istato has bees me. tremely improved at a very groat expose*, Y 'added to oohed& Forest Rights, and the Poor Rates very low. The remaining Five Leal above 48 Acre* of rich fos closed Land, beautifully tbe Farm, neer the Village of Boldre, owl wripsa, awl presumed to be agreeably divided for Reshbooso The Lots may be viewed 1$ beide the Sale. Deaciptive Particulars will soon be toady, and the piton of reference an noanced. Apply la the Mamba to Mr. loon, lib. as, Sim 1hide.....4 Lemke, wine a rlas awy be aim 1 1 • 3 n !A 3 CHINA TRADE. This day were published, in itvo. price 2s. 6d. QOME FACTS relative to the CHINA TRADE, sbewing its importance to this Country, and the inexpediency of its remaining exclusively in the hands of the East India Com- Pan_p The silence which has been observed in all the discussions on Indian Policy, with regard to the China Trade, and the apparent acquiescence which seems to be yielded on all bands to the Re newal of the East India Company's Monopoly in this branch of Eastern Commerce, have induced a Gentleman Who Is acquainted with some haportent facts oa the WON, q ealeik these to the public. • e • • ••• Ito% Printed for Maass Underwood, 92, Pieeowreqe; Join Anderson and Co. ligehergh. - - CAPITAL TY THE-FRES FREEHOLD ESTATE, SOMERSET, Together e- in Lets, In May nett, CONSISTING of several eligible FARMS of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture, of excellent quart. Wowis in hand, andseveral Leasebelds ; with the MANOR et TR LIT• TOXI4ILL, forming a perfectly compact Estate, canto's** 17119 Acres. Printed Particulars will soon be prepared. *Apply to Messrs. Webb, cbb, and Attwood, Salisbury.