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• ITS . - . o: ',1 - r • s \ ~- ( --. .% I .': 7 k • y ',, • ,- • :V . 1 , L. f p . . t 40 1 ''. . 7 : 1 • • • . . • ' I , t t c it : 4 2 ; ?,tare . 1. : : I • .. . d.; i• li 1` 1: ••• ' 4 ., sj.:l;.t? ..,_ • • •• • * 4 ) Acp 't` \.7 : (~.~~, ~,,•, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1808. 6 , r • rR ' [PRICE SIX-PENCL. NOT ACTED THESE FIVE YEARS. FOR THE In:NEEIT OF MR. FARLEY. k THE ATRF. Itc y COVEN'F-GARDEN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1808, will be acted the Tragedy of ALEXANDER THE GREAT.; or,•THE RIVAL QUEENS. tiovi der, 3/Tr. C. KEIVIBI.F: ; Clytus, Mr. COOKE ; MiSS tax; Statira, Mrs. H. JOHNSTCN; ttktubth•ir fir ppeaance in those eh:wile:en.) t h e Gram:Triumphal En T try of Alexander bito Babylon. A : o fAct W. " The Soldier ied," by Mrs. DICKONS. . the p lay , a n Intern:6.de, consisting of Singing and Dancing, coned cktixHALL GALA; or, A RURAL. MASQUERADE. ebAct RerSsonation of the Gardens on a Oaia Night; ;which orer. L: duced several favo..irite Songs by Mr. ow, Mr. M. Emery, Mr. Liston, Mr. Blanchard, Ors. Liston ; Dancing by, the Misses Adams ; and the ,•';;,tc.l Pas de D. us 'i;l Character) froni the Pantomime of i Z r y;...Goose, by Mr. Grimaldi, and' Me. Bologna, jun. • .„yich (not thesethm , years) the Grand Ballet Pan -- tornime (with Nrut Scenery), called OSCAR AND NIALVINA. ISr.BoLoGN-t, Jun. ; Malvina, Miss ADAMS ; Currcl, I`.lr. FARLEY. T t a rts b, had ut Mr. Farl , y, No. t Rathhone-Place ; dmr. Bri2don, at tLz..ile...tre, where for the Boxes T r FOR THE. ENC0.1.712.A.C7.MF.NT fIF ART:;, MANUFACTURES, AND COMMERCE. Anr. Lilt 1 2 MAY ISOR. TRE Distribution of '.. l :^ Premium~ and Bo unties I ',tato the respective Catv...idatca during the present Ses 00a un Tuesday ucxt, tl:4 :us: instant, at twelve o'clock ;: y 4 e,in the Great Room of -,11-.• So-sicty, when tl.O rieftend. .StrAngers cannot be admitted without a written *ion, or a petinr.al intrc ! docti , in Tslemter of at,: SO tr ardno pers9n can be admitz.cabefn - • ten o'clock. e m i r s to aetY,own with tl.e horses heads towards Bucking ft*, a u4 driNe off by Robert- sirc.l..e, ..eel Coo Terrace. By °r I• iot-, CHARI.7 7 .`: T.VYTOR, M. D. Sec. MEDICAL AND MONDAY, JUNE 6111, p. COI RSE LFC • TURFS on PHYSICaniI CHEMISTRY w rrrn-nrncnce ikop, Geotge-street, ll.:.alovet-sTiare, at tip: us ral Nlortting ; viz. the THF.R.APIAJTIC-;, Ttltrter hef.tre ;.i..ht • ACTICE of I'HYSIC at Val, Eight ; and ti.e cif r. TIC/ at a quarter after Ni ,c. By . (;EORC;F. M. I). F. R. S. r Phy.acian to St. George's II ;of the College of . PLysicians, Sz.e. • %•Ct.nttcAr. I.vc-rutr.s are gi•.•.-n, as st nn the ?atierts fct.fiatle's Hospital, every Sat:it-day morn:;.;,,N in., o'Clock; ,itirtstcrier. of VACCINATION svtii Le taught at the In- Vella is Bread cruet, C;old,r.-:quae, during the Summer Jane. • VETERINARY ANL CQLMAN's Patent Shccs, for the rl prtiention and relict' of contracted ti•JoCs, may be had at .leVetericael gollege by Non-Subscrith.r., as well as by Sub- Vibes. Tlte• Public mzy likewise be styptic(' with the Patent 7 1oes, by Mars. Moorecroft and Fiat, Veterinary Surgeons, iktsrd-strett; Mr. James Harrison, I.ittle hioarfields; Mr. I:barstlett, Black briars Road ; Mr. l'env,ick, Mary-la-Bonne -1 DC; Mr. Powis,,Grosrenor Nietv;, Boml-street; Mr. Elltatt, rthaisade,:ltrunswick-spiare; Mr. Wm. Harrison, Dean-street, :Ato; Mr. Meyrick, riwallor:-strect ; a , ..t1 Mr. Newport, Gray'. TOBE SOLD, for Two Thousand G uineas each, isee Shares, in a most respectable Cenzern of great mug r'k tint will bear the strictest investig.izion, and thlt is likely ortiseto the purchaser, more than two hundred rer cent. an . aaknithout ri.k and without trouble, or du; party appearing i.ersoully engaged in any find of bush:. F"...—Letter., with real mead place GI abode, addressed (post paid for H. Howard, 7iti. to be left at to Bar of Anderton's. Coffe-House, Fleet- VC, will be Ely attc•nded to. BE LET, by the DRAPERS COMPANY, cc a repairing Lea,.e, or repairing I.#-:isci, for al years from next, TWO HOUSES, No. !, 10, togetly2r or sera :Ay. The two houses adjoin each other, and are situate on the subside of Scot's yard iti Bush-lane, Cannon-street. The Houses may be viewed, with of the Tenants. *Persons d si:ous of treatlni: for the :air.r, trust leave pre **, in writing, sealed up, at the Clerk's °flee, at Drapers Thiegroorton,trect, on or beft.r Tht:rsclay the 9th of hat nest, by eleven o'clock in the fweoon, robe n a Court of Allinuta will be held for letting the same, And Pt rs,r tn:ilting M9021$ mutt attend personally at the 'Arne time, that a traty zlhe concluded, if the Court shot:10 a cc.r.le to the ens offered SOUTH HAMS, DEVON. TO BE SOLD IN FEE, BY Pit( v.vrE CONlltAcr, "PIE Impropriate Tithes ci the sevoral I L trisly!s Brixharn, Churston, Fern_;, a!' 1 King" W...er, in the ::fir4 of Devon, compriain ne:irly five thousand live hundred :trzG.—For f Cher particulars end to tr. it for the Tithes, apply Mr. Sp.crway, star, Mil v;.frynt, n•-sr rgtens, zto Mesas Blake, Cook' -Court, Carel -..arect, Lowlbo. May OLD bßomp.rnm, TO BE SOLD BY AT;CI'ION, Velin Two Miles of Park Corner. °ltTiortuy, lune 16, unleA; s , ..x)r.er Disrus:ll of by Private • - • C n:tract, kMOST delirable I A I CO IvrAGF„ with bath House and Stable, Brew-hwse, Bake-houte, I,aundry, .:tr, and nth: &melted Orders. A largo Garden • .Aed with Vegetables, a:nl .Ib..und;ng will Wall Fruit ; an ' ) '' . "-rd, a Platit.r., Ground, • and a Paddock cf fuur Acres by a Shritbhurv.—May be vii wed 13 . 7 - tickets onji, of ' ll4 lrtt, Cite:dating Libr:try, New Brumpton. '0 be SC)T.D, pursuant tc. a Decree of the High Court of C!-..el•ziry, bearir6 date the I 1 th Sky of M arch, trace Lt a Cause, wherein Edward liodder and Mary his •rc and otheri are Plainthrs, and illia:n Lovell Rain, Stephen 11 7.0n....-;aloihers are Defeml:mta, SIN ER.AI. FREEIiOLD c-alt•'.st inf! of tivti Farm , and Lands, situate at lioo, Rec:ieiter, and at tltilinghani, near Chatham, in the Covnty 2 ' l ' l of streral Freehold liouses, Wharfs, and tFound , Hiph-zri-e!: of C! , athani and at Prompton, 61111. tatt, • - Tri4 is the County ' of Kent ; and also of a I.eate ' ar.d in the I at Chatham afore of the Dean and Cha • , Ltr of Rochester : all which Es • • ...le t 2 property of Jacob 7azeneuve • rroy,llLi of Chatham, :\11 :" ) "tt , titer;red. The said Er•tatei will Lull in 5? ,zate ar.tl distinct I..;ft, with the approba - . ion 'tam ael, L:orn?- ' CC; Esq. one of the Masters of the Court, at the San •• •••1, at Chatimir, Thursdav the iith, ri•iairty Ce.e. anti y thr... 11th d.. 3of June, 1,08, each tit.; sal.. irginning • e clock in the forenoon. wilert•s;f may te had gratis, at the Said Ntaster's •• 7 qtr., in S„..:•11:•.!,-.pron-h..ildir.gs, Charcer, -lane, ; ', 74 ce of I. Simmons, ROelicster; of Mr. Jeffer':, Attor- Ch... l!arr ni Messrs. Clarkson, Eics .trees, in the •••!. ci Mr. N , ,lson in Pelsgravo-Pla‘ll ORDNANCE OFFICE, May 16, 1808• THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA _ JESTrt ORDNANCE, do herefy give Notice, That Proposals will be receivedat their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Thursday the 2ti of June next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the Plumbers. Work within the Tower Division, comp;ehending the Tower, Lewisham, Woolwich, Purfieet, and Gravesend ; and also at Portsmouth, fur a period of three years. Proposals will be received jointly for the whole, or separately, for the said T?wer Division, and Portsmouth; and further par ticuLra, together with theT.:rms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known, upon applicatlon at the Secretary's Office, in • Pall•Ma1l aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, whi re the Proposals are to be deliverea, sealesi up, and endorsed " Proposal; for the Performance of the Plumbers , Work at " (a; the case may be) ; but no Proposal can be athuittiAl after the said •2d of June nest, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any 'render be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent iu his behalf, shalluttend. By Ortl.-r of the Board, R. H. CREW, Crc►etary. OFFICE - OF ORDNANCE, May 18, 1808. THE PRINCIP.II. OFFICERS of HIS MA. JESTr.f ORDNANCE, do herrly give That Proposals will be received at their (ace in Pall Mall, on or before Thursday the cd day of bole next, for such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the Painters Work for the Ordnance S.:vice 4: Portsmouth, fur a period of thr :e years. Further par:iculara, together v. ith the Terms and Conditions Com net, may be kr.c.wn, upon application at ti ft: tiecre taris Office it. rail-Moll aforesaid, any day between the hours of tet and four o'clock, where the - Proposals are to be delivered, scal.l up, aitd endorsed `• Proposals for Painters' Work at Poi ts 'neut..," but no Proposal c All be admitted after the said 2d day of tune next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender he noticed, unless the party making It, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.—By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secrttary. ORDAWICE OFFICE, May 2.5, 18t. THE ITINCIP.I.4 OFFICERS of HIS Af.d. JESIT's iiRDNANVE, le hereby ::4%. Tl:at they will sell by Public Auction, at the Tower, on Tfiurtday the 9:h day of June next, between the hours of eleven and lour o'Clock, Sundry Lots of Old and Unserviceable Ord— nance 'Stores, consisting of limes. Collar,. Bit Halters, Rope. Traces, and v.:th.us other Articles of Sadlery and Harness, Bed Blankets, Coverlets, Hammocks and sundry other Articles of Redding, P.:Nyder Horns, Tents and Sandbags, Copper, Steel, and mixed Met 1, Tools of sorts, Oak and Fir Scantling, together with Building Materials and various other Articles, the whole of which may be viewed upon application at the Honourable Princi. pal Storekeeper's Office, at the Tower, until the day of Sale, wheto printed Lists cf the Lots will be delivered to those persona who may apply for the sante. By Omar of the Board, • - R. H. CREW, Secretary. • This day was published, In two Id olumes, 12mo, a New Edition, pike Ins. 6d. boards, 'IRE POETICAL WORKS OF VINCENT - 46 BOURNE, M. A. Consisdng of 01;101NA LS and TRANI, • LATIONS. To which are added, no Li e r rests. . Printed for I. , ,ngman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. SECOND NOTICE. NOTICE to the CREDITORS of the decease) I.EWIS CUTHBERT, Esq. of Cattle-Hill, in the Couuty of Inverness, in Scotland, some time Merchant in Jamaica, and 01 and sundry Per,ons whatsoever., having Claims against the said Estato Cattle-hill, or proctedS thereof. That in the process of multirleptinding and exoneration, brought and depending before the Lords of Council and Session in Scotland, at the instance of Abraham Roberts, Esq. M. P. Mar kt r in I ondoni trust disposce of the said deceased Lewis Cuthbert, Esq. aid Campbell Mackintosh, Esq.writer, in Inveruesa, factor and 'rood ,tory for the said Abraham l i tobarts, Esq. against George Cuthlo-rt. of Spanish Town, in the island of Janralca, cltleat ion and heir of the said deceased Lewis Cuthbert, and others, he Itt prest.:ltatives and Creditors of the said Lewis Cuthbert, and Claimant': nroa the said Estate of Castle Hill, or of D.luckovie and Bogbk.in, part and pendicles thereof; the Right Hun. Lord .Newton, ooe of the Judges of the said Court, ordinary to the said ;norm. by interlocutor of date the 22d day of January, lti s, " found the pt.rsuer liable only in once and single payment of the Suer a . .tcl 1 n tds in his hands, and ordained the Defenders to produce their Claims, Vouchers and Documents of Mb., in the Clerk's hands, withal three *tyke, in order ton competition ;" and by another interlocutor of date the 21 , t day of M.y instart, the =aid Eonourable. Judge, " of now ordained the whole De fi-nders to produce their Claims, Vonchers and Documents of debt, in the :2Jerk's hand;, within ten days, with certitiration," of V.II IC 11 order this intimation is made accordingly. May 19CR. V.B. PRINGI.E,CIerk. I 'HE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which -L brgini Drawing JUNE um, is the only Lottery that our contained SIX PRVL.Ii.S of XL?..1,00Q. si..l - 11i.ME. 6 Prizes of £ 2o ,'' 4)) are £120,000 .2 ......... 10,000 , .-rr , 20,000 5,000 -- 101:00 2,000 .-.. 6,000 1,000 .--.• 5,P00 500 -- 5,100 100 ---. 2,060 —1, X 0 22 ..-.. 22,000 15 ....Jr* 60,009 ,C 250,000 5 20 SO 1,000 41 r —... 15,000 Tir,Duts. NO FIXED PRIZE. Tickets and Sharcz are serling at the licensed Offices tr London, and by tho-ir Agents in the Country. PRESEN f PRICE. £2O 19s. Ticket Half r2uarter £lO IS 0 I L•ight 4 5 9 0 Sixteenth "2 15 6 1 8 9 Itt a few days will be published, in stet. with nume;ons ngra. vings, the Fit - A Part of the Second Volume (coutaininz Lam' briclgeshire) of MAGNA BRITANNIA ; being a Concise To pographical Account of the several Counties of Great _ _ _ Britain.. II) the Rev. DANIEI , LYSONS, A.M. F.R.S. F.A. and L.F. Rector of Rodtuarton, Gloucestershire. • And SAMUT.I. LYSONS, Esq. T.R.S. and F.A.S. Volume of Es Majestys Records in the Tower of fjohdon. Volume the First, containing Bedonlahire, Berkshire, and Buckingham;,Piili.elfor T. Caen and W. Davies, Strand. By whom will also be published, at the same time, Part the Second, containing Nine View . Seri e; of Views o f the most in teresting and picturosque Objects in Crmt Britain , engrave 4 from l)ra.vings by Messrs. Faringtou, Hearne, Smith, Turner, Alez atile7.., &c. • The above Works, w hich Illuttrate each other, may be hsd, lone up together, and the continuation of each will be published cssularly at the same periods, arra red sise and quali hi the same manner, and pr inted on papers of corresponding ty. DERMODY'S WORKS. This day was publi;h7l,inT;oelega . nrlolum es, price 14s. boards, THE HARP of ERIN, consisting of the POETICAL WOILKS Of ruOMAS 1.11 , 11 MOOT, ROW 'Era collected, 1. G. RAYMOND, Esq. Author of the Life of Derrnody. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIrq, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black filar., and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, the POETICAL WORHS of Mrs. Rolm:- sox, in three volumes, price 275. in boards. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR EHE CARE AND ,DISP.OSAL OF DANIsH PRIZES. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 17th Day of June next, at Twelve o'Clock, A LOUT '250 TONS` of ALICANT SALT, 1- 3 - h...ng the entire Cargo of the Ship INGEDOURCI NIARIA I. B. MaRCUSSEN late Master, takers by his Maje.:y's Sid; DATAD, and now =demised to she Crown. For samples and further prlculars apply to Mr. Gl:ea Vets. ford, Mere:tar t t one of the Agents fur Danish Prizes. Plyrmatth, May 18, 1808. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CAR! AND DISPOSAL OF DANISH PRIZES. At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Fri d ay the 17th June nest, at 11 o'Clock in the Ferenoon, THE Good Brig TRENDRE BRODRE, topher Poulson master. No. 79. platen Sl3 N S. I.ength on Deck 7O Ft. o In. • Breadth ' - - - gi 0.1 Depth - - 12 2..1 Admiasures 1-2! :4-94 Tons. Condemned as prize to the Cron, and rel.- lying in Catwater. Also, the good Lla,lliot ANNA CHK; , ;TINA. No. 45. naIINSIONS. Length on Deck 1 55 Ft. 4 In. LrLa._tb, - - 17 8 Admzasures - 67 3-rre Tons. Condemm.,l as prizeto the Crown, and lyiny in Catwater. For viewing the Vessels, and any l;urther particulars, apply at the Counting-house of Mr. THOMAS LOCICYER, Merchant, One of the Agents for Danish Prizes. Plymouth, May 24, 11308. By Order of the 1-1...: - .......: able Commissioners of Lis Majesty's Customs'. TO lill. SOLD BY AtTcrtoN, At the Custom House, Harwich, on Tuerlay . the Slat inst. Vie sale to commence precisely at ten o'ciock in the forenoon, 'pi E following valuable and curious Aft.'fICLES, in small Lots, viz. 90 Sapphires 187 Figures raised upon Italian 52 Do. and Fmeriiids Shells 391 Carrats of Erna:ads 3091 M4chas cut 37 Pieccs of do. 5 Do. rough GS Rubies I Cornelius), enraved 39 Amethysts 9 Dozen t ornelian Hearts 20 Chrysolitts 1 Lusts Nature.: 2 Opals 2 Enpt;an Pel;bln 1 Aquamarine 39 I,lusain 2 Onyx 709 Agate Plates 2 Rows Onyx Beads 47 Pair of Agate Drops 2 Mochas of Seaweed 198 Blood Stones 36 Garnets 4 Moss Stones 47 Do. Beads 18 Dozen IVackhoider Stones 3 Petrified Wood Trunks, 3 , 28 t Do. Eye Stones mounted I Enamelled Watch, set with 4 Agate Trunks, mounted Diamonds 12 Do. and Lava Suite Boxes I Topaz Ring, set with do. mounted I Sapphire eo. do. 1 China do. do. 1 Amethys. do. set with e.o. I Pair Ear-rings set A tth Eme- t Sapphire Bro , .:11 set with do. raids 1 Diamond Star and Pin I Mother of Prarlßook mount- t Large kelievo on Slush ed iri silver, gilt 8 firm of Gilt Elate set whia 1 P* Pearl Par-rings I'e , rll 12 Silver Watzlies, wit's Silver Dials and Enamelled Backs 12 Ditto, with China Dials and Enanisled Backs 6 Ditto, with Gat Dials and Enamelled Backs ' S China Watch Dials, and 4t; Enamelled Watch Backs. Ns B. The Goods to be viewed at the Custom 11; use, Harwich, on the day prelious to the Sale, betwe..n the Lairs (.f ten and twelve in the forenoon, and two and four in' he aiternocn. One fourth of the value of each Lot to be deposited at the time s of sale, and the goods to be taken away with all I. ale ~ within ten days after the sale, otherwise the deposit will Us i'mte.ted. No Notes will be taken but thew of the Bank. G England, Har.. wieh, or Manninitree. A NEW NOVEL. This day was published, price 15s. in boards, EDMUND FITZAUBREY, a Novel, in Three V otumts.—" Va, mon enfant, et rreu to fortune." Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bride-.;tact, Black friars, and to be bad of all Booksetico. Of whom may be had, The Ninth Edition of 'rhc V." INTER IN LONDON; 3 vols. price 15s. The Fifth Editlon of the WILD IRISH GIRL, 3 vols 155.. And the Fourth Edition of the NOVICE of ST. DONIINWK, in 4 vols. pd.. t. t s, This day wa , i published, Handsomely printed in One N'olunul, Octavo, price 7s. tid. in TEAL WITHOUT INNOVATION : or, The Z-4 Present State of Religion and Mr)rals comidered- -with a view to the Dispositions and hleasuree. r,quired for its imptovent..ta. To which is subjoined, an Address a Young Clctlynwit, intended to guard thent against some prevalent errors. Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivington, No. G'2, St. Paul's Church y,ird ; sold also by 1. llatChard, No. 190, This day were published, in On.. Vols. prise Ga. in buarl, FRAGMENTS, in PROSE and VERSE— .3y a YOUNG LADY, lately thc,as, J. With some Acc.nit of her Life and haraeter, ty the Atrlllo it of SERMONS on the Doctrines and Dutie3 of Chriitianity. Printed for T. C Well and W. Davies, Strand ; J. Hatcli trd, Piccadilly ; and S. Cheyne, at Edinburgh. Of whom may be had a New Edition, being the 18th, of SERMONS on the DiactalN LS and Dortts of CHRIsTIANITY price 4s. in boards ; an octavo edition‘also, price Ss. in boards. This day was published, In One Volume gyn. price 10s. O. In hoards, SERMONS, The Nature and Guilt of Schism, with a particular reference:to the pi inciOes of the Reformation. Preached beftc.:e the University of Oxford, in the year 1807, at the Lecture founded by the Rev. JoaN BAMIs Tim, M.A. Canon of Sali,uttry. By THOMAS LE MESURIER, M.A. Rector of Newnton Longville, Bucks, and late Fellow of New College, Oxford. Printed for Longman, Kurst,Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. ANATOMY. Just published, in three vds.royat 4to. elegantly half bound, ASYSTEM of the, ANATOMY of the HUMAN BODY. The Second Edition, eadiagcd, and ilir.atrated by upwards of One Thousand Figures, contained in more than Two Hundred Tables, price five guineas plain, and seven guineas coloured. riy A. FYFE, Surgeon, Assistant to Dr. Mauro, Pe jessor of Anatomy and Surgery lathe lJuiversity of Edinburgh. Sold by the Author, Edinburgh ; and J. Mawman, Poultry, Londi.n, es. losively. Of whom may hr had, by the same Arthor, A COMPENDIUM of ANATOMY. In three vols. Bvo. price I Ba. and with Plates, 11. l i s. Bd. TABLES ef the BONES, MUSCLES, and VISCERA. ln one vol. price One Guinea. In a few days will be published; Ilar.dsnmely printed on a fi::e woven Paper, In Two Volumes, • loam, price in boards :11. 3s. SERIES of LETTERS between Mrs. E LI. A 7.AltE'rit c.‘I2:FER and Miss CATHARINE. TALuar, from the Year 1741 to 1170. To which arc added, Letters front Mrs. Eliziibeth Carter to Mrs. Vesey, between the years 1763 and 17'37; which Mrs. V esey earnestly requested should be published. Published from the original Muniscripts. By the Rev. IVIONTAGU PENNINGTON, M. A. Vicar of Northbourn, in Kent, her Nephew and Executor. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by J. Hatcisard, No. 140, Piccadilly. Of whont may be bad, Mew remaining Copies of Mr. Ps NtliNfirON'S MEMOIRS of the lase of Mrs. CA x.r xa, with her 'OEMs, &C. &C. 41 one large Volume, quarto, price in boards =L its. And a Second Edi tion, in two Volamta, octavo, price in boards 18s. Also, Mrs. Carter's Translation pf the Wor k s of Eplctetns, from the riginal Greek, in Tyro Volumes, octavo, price in boards 16a. A POETICAL LIBRARY. This day was published, in Six elegant Volumes, post octavo, emhellished with Portraits by CAautit:z WATSON, price Three Pounds in boards, or Three Pounds Tim gently bound, for a literary Present, -I 'HE CABINET OF POETRY ; containing the best ENTIRE PIIICifS which are to be fuund in the Wo ILLS of the BRITISH POETS, from MILTON to BEATTIE; printel in Chronological Series, and the Works of each Poet pre faced by an AG.ount of his Life and Character. Selected by S. J. PRATT, Esq. gi If the grain were separated from the chaff whi ,- .1 fills the Werks of our National Poets, what is truly valuable would be to what is useless in the proportion of a molehill to a moue ta ßK in." BUE'. " The Poets at large, like the Statutes at large, arc proverbial . for she quantity of worthless lumber which they contain, and have long been a heavy tat on the purse and patience of the Pub- Printed for Ricumtu Pritt.t.tes, N 0.6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to he had of all Book sellers. N. B. To afford an adequate idea of the singular worth of the above-mentioned Work , it will be necessary simply to rou merate the names of the Poets, the best of whose Works, unakered and unabridged, ocippy its pages. VOI I. 111i 1 ton. 'VOL. 11. Cowley, Rochester, Ilttlifav, Hughes, Waller, Pomfret, Parnell; Buckingham, Butler, Phillips, Garth, Fenton, Dett ham, "Fing, RONVC, Malden, Drydeg, Spratt, Addison, Gay. VOL. Ili. Prior, Somerville, Savage, Swift, . Pope; Paulson, Hill, ' Falconer, Ticket!, Hammond, Broome, '! arts, Blair. VOL.. IV. A. Phillips, Collips, Akentkle, Hamilton, Dice, Yeimi• VOL V. Gray, Churchill, Grainger, Laisghprne, R. West, I.loyd, &polio, Bruce, Lyttleton, Cumulugham, Armstrong, thatterton, ikl..ore, Green, Brown, - Shaw, 'WA hompson, Cg t oper, Dodgier, Lovibond, Cawthorn, Goldsmith, Smart t Penrose. VOL VI. Thom-on, 111'.clx le, NV thiteli...l,l, Logan, Mason, Jaj:), Jeny rn oc., W4rton Burns, Sc. tt, t;rze, Cotton, &Attie. Jolansm, Gir:v , r, 1143.04;.1!... GOSPORT'. At the India Arno Inn, on W ed nes day the Ist day of June neat, At. Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, I HE good Ship SALLY and fiETTY, het. Tackle, Apparel, and * Furniture, detained on her voyage. from Lisbon to Philadelphia, and regularly condemned in the High Court of Admiralty as Prize to his Majesty's ship Blossor,i, George Pigot, Esq. Captein: She is a very strong American built 'ship of about 230 Tons nteasuriment, Coppered" to the Bends, is tolerably well found in stems, sails remarkably fast, and may be sent to sea with little expellee. After ohich the Cargo of the above ship, consisting of about 20Q 'lons Salt, 7 Hogsheads White Wine, and a quantity of Cork. For inventories and further particulars, apply three days before the Sale, to George Mors: hikes, Esq. Agent fOr thi Captora; 9r Hurry, Jukes and Co. ELIGIBLE SPACIOUS DWEZJANG-HOUSE, SHOP, ANL WARE ROOMS, YORK-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By ttir. ROBINS, By order of the Ritecutors, on the premises, on Thursday, Line ts, ei One o'Clock, • • - • A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, compriiing a anbit3ntiai cheerful' Residence, erected within a few years, 4 a tonsiderable et:pence, planned and fitted tip for' the accommodation of a Family, with spacious Shop, large Viiare roam, Roohu, Sec.—The property of the late Mr. Sotheby, Boa seller, deceased; very eligibly situated in York-street (oppeFitc Charles -street), Covent-Garden. The House W e i a private entrance; contains on the principal Floor, two excellent RooMs, Store-room, and Watei Closet ; otei are suitable Bed-chambers and Servants' Rooms ; Bastin 4.m, roomy giichen, Scullery, Wash-house, good Cellars, Sec. Ti* whole in complete repair. Plenty of fine Water flowing from an aneia m Concluil. The Premises are held on lease, 47 years tai l expired, at a imall ground rent. To be viewed, by tickets, from the limes of twelve to four. Particulars on the premises; at Garraway's 'Coffee-house; avid of Me. Robhis, Warwick-street, Golden-square. caprrAL MANSION, OILOSVENOR-SQUAR.E. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, out Thursday, the la of June, at One. o'Ciskiri v Perelirmiri r, A TRULY , DESIRABLE I - E LEASEHOLp ESTN; comprising a Noble Elegant MANSIG , kituated in Giosveaor-square, lately - altired, repaired, and banal , fled at a considerable expence, presenting a singularly eligible res- dance, planned for the accommodation of a Family of the First Distisiction, with a large (rides, Coach houses, and Stables ; the House contains in. the _attics, ix large Room:. ; Second Floor, six spacious Ited-chatilbers, tq , 0 Deessing-rooms, and Maid's Closet; on the principal floor, a suite of superb Drawingcborns of large dimensions, linhhetlwitk enriched Comide and Ceilings band eome Marble Chimney pieces, and French Windows, to a Balton); of sixty-eight feet, nearly the whole front of 7:lltluse; Walking-room, am; Water-closet; Gyoutid Floor, extensive Eatir* Rooth, yq fon by 24, Library, Gentleman's Drec.sing-romii Water-cloSet, capital Breakfast-room, Morning-room and Pm, lour, _principal and mondani Stair-case ; basement contains rooms ond Vera* of every &nomination, judiciou,ly planned, and Fitted up with every converlence fora large establismcut ; detached offices, a spacious Kitchen, Larders, Wash-house, LaundrY4iisi7l Mall's-room,-Coal Vaults and Cellars. To he viewed by I,clte;s; particulars on the premises, git'at sub WriptiOn Houses, St. I ernes...street ;Co;itv-houses, ; and of Mr. Rol4ns, Warwick-street, Csol4en-square. ~)..