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1 II V I 'MBER 8179, 1• - IRISH CHARITABLE SOCIETY, trritutid for the purpose of relieving; by seasonable Benefac .,,n,, such Individuals of the Irish Nation, as, destitute of all ,ttkment in this Country, may be reduced to undeserved listrr,s, or s:and in need of assistance to return to their Na ive Country. FIRST GRAND MEETING. PATRON, His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. PR CSID ENT, His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX. int 1-P1 ES IDE NTS. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Miy 14,1813. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- SALES BY AUCTION. _ .~. SALES BY AUCTION. INSTra ORDNANCE, do hereby:ire Notice, REVERSIONARY INTEREST IN THE CAPITAL SUM • OF X 19,066. 193. 4d. IN THE s PER CEN TS. By Mr. STEWART, At his Great Room. 144, Piccadilly, on Wednesday, May 26, at Twelve &Clock, in three Lots , Lot I. T HE ABSOLUTE REVERSION of JL and in two full undivided third parts of the capital Sum of £18,333.65. Bd. 3 per Cent. Consolidated Annuiti,n, on the death of a Lady, aged 57 years. Lot 2. The Reversion of two full undivided third part s of the capital Sum of £366. I Ss. 4d. 9 per Cents. Consols, on the death of - a Gentleman, aged 80 years. I Lot 3. The like Sum on the death of a Lady, aged 70. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Dawson and Wratislaw, So licitors, Saville-place, New Burlington-street ; and of Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly. KF.N . I. That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the 25th day of May instant, front such persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of HOSIERY ARTICL.ES for service of this repattment, for a period of Three Years, determlnable at the expiration of One Year, on three months notice, at the option of either Party. 2LTHAM PARK MANSION, FARM, AND LAND, Eight Mies tram Lontiwts. Br Mr. ROBINS, At Oarravray's,nn ThitrAlay, June • 7, at Twt !we, in thr r L o t. FIIHE truly cksirable FREEHOLD Es-I'_t l'E ii EI.THAA/ I'ARK MANSION and LAND or a fits commanding diultion, the Prui..rty of the Kirin Hon. Lon RANCIAI:I•E; the Resilerice, t.ti a vt•ry elevtit plan, in thi Grecian style, in an unfinistied Coilwrvatory, lac-house &c. excP.llen: Ofacr. c.f.,11 d. , cripti•ns,Stuldryartl,f.ta:)le, ant Coach•liottw, nt:ii btrllivr*. A capital Lirdtn, part sr !, ant! sv.ll statio.%l with Fruit. trees, Htmlion,.t. Cireetl-ht Pleasure-rroionl and %%ad, walks, surround-. 1 i v rzts Pasru.-.., At AO,, lit,l Woos; Land, erci•arol, tidm-grou•ni, esmainip l ! whom ONE HITNUII ED AND :AVE ACR i•I good s atv of culti• v.stion. The Psrk ;Ind I.7nds are ornats-%•:n..1 with II .c limber trees aril tin Wing Plantain:is, a nit-3t i %!:ing and elsper% tut spot for the Residence of a Gelltit:11111 , , Load roads in all di rectinno, and old.: eight miles frcm Lora in. I May be viewed I' a ! ykying at I; c where Part'ru. tars may be had ; Cznic, F;:',..tn; Bell, z:houter's-hit ' Fnuutaiti, Cantyrb.:y ; York lime!. Dover ; of Lnkins. and Ai+ N% w Inn; a: Gan:sway% ; and of Mr Robins, SFr araick street, Golden-stivare, ssio.re a P: At may seen. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storeketpet's Office at the Tower, and to the respective Officers of the Ordnance at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich ; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-mall, aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four, where the ' Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Hosiery Articles ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 48th day of May, at I o'Clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. R. CREW, Secreta.y. Nt 7 rpis of Lansdowne I Earl of Darnley !!aoi., ot . Downshire Earl of Besborough Lzrl of Derby Earl of Limerick Earl of Buckinghamshire 1 Earl of Caledon Fri Fitz.villiam Lord Bishop of Ilerry Fart oi Moira Lord Mayor of London. rIVIE Establishment of this SOCIETY will be 1 celebrared by an ANNIVERSARY DINNER, on Thurs day mit, the 2.7 th Instant, at the Loudon Tavem, Bishops gate ;iv et, His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX in the Chair, VALUABLE, EXTENSIVE, AND IMPROVEABLE FREE HOLD ES ['ATE, Comprising nearly the WHOLE SOU SIDE of JAMES-STREET, HAY MARK ET, which will be SOLD by AUC I'ION, by Mr. STEWAP.T, At his Great Room, No. 194, Piccadilly, opposite Albany, on eday, the 26th day of May, at Twelve o'clock, in l'wo Lota. unless previously dißpnßetl of by Private Contract, THIS truly desirable and productive FREE HOLD ESTATE consists of a spacious range of substan tial Premises in perfect repair, let to highly respectable Tenants awl at moderate rents, and occupies a frontage of near 240 feet, including the Old Established Royal 'Tennis Court, a vet y con venient and well-built Dwelliog house, the Cabinet Manufactor y of Messrs. France and Bantin, the capital Barn under the same, which from its contiguity to StJames's, Haymarket, is very pro ductive, excellent Lofts over it, a Building forming part t•f the Haymarket Theatre. and the capacious Vaults, extending fur a considerable depth tinder the whole of the Premises. All in the several occupations of Messrs. Key and Co. Messrs. Winston and Co. Mr. Kinghorn, Mr. :Vlinnikin, and Mr. Cox, and producing a clear Rental of nearly X,too per annum. Particulara may be had of Messrs. Dawson and "Wratislaw, New Burlington-street; at the AJction Mart; and of Mr. Stewart, Piccadilly, where a Plan and Lievation of the Premises may be seen. The whole may be viewed by leave of the Tenants, on apply ing to Mr. Churchman, at the Tennis -court, front twelve to two o'clock. • ITZWARDi. Thomas O'Reilly, Esq. Sir John Perring, Bart. M. P. Robert Shaw, Esq. M.P. llenjamin Shair, Esq. M. P. Robert :lad... Eq. John Smith, M. P. Thomas Smith, Esq. AW. . ;guit Smith, Esq. Matthew Wood, Esq. Ald. Robert Vi'aizlima , t, Esq. George Young, Esq. Thonv Bell, Esq. H C Combe . Esq. M. P. Hon. H A. Dillon, M. P. Jam= Farrell, Esq. inuel Fayed, Esq. m. Gordon, Esq. M. P. Mei Jackson, Esq. M. P. 1; bat Latouche, Esq. M.P. Ves M 4 Dennell, Esq. Ponald Maclean, E-q. Dennis O'Brien. F.,q. Colonel O'Kelly A statement of the Funds, Regu!ations, &c. &c. of the Esta blishment, with an account of eaves r.lieved, and under consi deration, will be submitted to the Meeting. EDWARD QUIN', Secretary. CI.AREMOUN ruizan% The EX E MANORS, NIA N`;l3N, wi Pled,uve Grou.ll.. eapirai I :ar.kript, Fisheries, and I'l titat;ons ; and a beautiful VILLA RI: ll1:Ni ti, wit:i Pleasure (An - hurls., f;....1tn,, F.ll roods, a I.zu'. By Mr. IIOBINS. At Garraway's. nu Thursday. ;unc : 7, at T.v-lee„ in f.nt., r I. I HE MAGNiFiCEN AN}) BEAU NFU sEAT of CLA+IF.MoUNT. The Noble and Eleg.tnt \ TA' SION, with e%cellent 0:11ces el all deE.:riptionr., sv.itioti. Stabil and Coach-house., beautiful l'ieasur,•-grounds, hid out in Law Shrul:berie*, and Plantati v as of fine-grown Forest-trees a 'Shrubs. ornirncutal Buildinzs, flue pieces Of Water, well loot with fish, capital lii:ehen Gard,n, walled rutr.ol, Garde House, Ho; Succession-hou.cs. Tickets, I Ss. each, to be had of the Stewards ; of the Sec•etary. at elf! Society's Office, Crane-court, Fleet-street and at the Bar t:ta London Tavern.—lt is requested that the Noblemen and t,in•lenten who mean to bonny'. the Meeting with their pre :etc.•, will send for their Tickets on or before the 25th instant, chat the Stewards may he enabled to act accordingly. No Collection after Dinner. : MNEMONICS, OR THE ART OF ASSISTING TliE MEMORY. .o r iz. COGLAN having just finished a Course of i. Lectures at his Apartments, No. 1, Blenheim-street, New Bon:-street, is induced, during his short residence lu Town, to announce another COURSE of FIVE LECTURE I, to com mence on Monday Evening next, at Eight o'Clock, to ct.orinue etch evening till the conclusion. Tickets for the whole Course, 11:: Guinea. NEW ASsENIBLY ROOMS, BATH. THE Proprietors of these Rooms having, at their last General Meeting, resolved upun reccisini; Proposals for the future occupation of the said Rooms, attn' t'le expiration of the present term (ending lune 24th, 18I5j ; such persons as are desirous of occupying the same, are requested to se,ici :heir 'proposals in writing (pot paid) addressed " To the Proprietors, New Rooms, Brh," on or before the Bth of Juue next, to which time the General Meeting stands adjourned, for the pu:pose of receiving and considering such proposals. l'or further particulars apply to Mr: riubsoa; Kiv6rs rust, Barb. TuNitkIDGE . THOMAS WIGHTON respectfully illforms the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public visit g !hi; fashiot.. , bl • and delightfitl Watering Place, that the A...t;cl. I e or eupied by hits by the name of the KENT:SH T:AVEi2N, has undergone a complete repair, and has been newly fitted up :,nd furnished in the most elegant and mannodions ma:mer for the accommodation of Families and private lndividoans. Thomas Wighton humbly begs leave to assure' those who may h'nour him with their support and patronage, that his Beds, Wines, Sta bling, &c. are of the best quality, and that no exertions shill be w lining on the part of himself or servants to convince the Public of th.• snperioriiy of the accommoda.ions at the Kentish Tavern. Tunbridge Wells, April, 1813. DIAMONDS AND PEARM. DEN'S JACOB begs leave to inform the Pnbl;e, he gives th 4 full value in ready-money for DIAMONDS rid PEARLS, at No. 57, Margaret—rr.et, Cavendish-isiare. N. B. To be disposed of sJzon.l hand, a fi.tc Brilliant Collet ftcklace ; a ditto Ornament for the hair, three pair Top and Imp Ear-rings, Maltese Crosses, Rings, &c. &C. PASHIONABLE DANClNG.—PrivateTu;tion. A . Mr. HOPKINS begs leave to return his most grateful tlnks to hie Friends and the Public in general, for the very dis tißuished patronaN he has so long experienced, and respectfully sol:cits a continuance of their favours. I.sdies and Gentlemen R:-.o have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who live not attained the present fashionable mode, may be espedi- Ludy instructed in the most private manner to qualify them tor the first Assemblies, on application at his rc , idetice, Coact:- rakers' Hall, Noble-street, Faster-lane, Cheapside. Schools atte::ded. A LLEN'sDANCI Nr and MUSIC ACADEMY tGr Tremble Pupils wily, le, Sherrard-street, Golden. square. 1./..ocing evenings, Tuesday and Friday, terms Lis. ls. per quarter, front nine to ten, or £2. 2s. from eight to ten ; or on Wednesday and Saturday at four. Au Academy for Vocal and lastrnmemal Music in general on Monday and Thursday. . 11 s.6d. per quarter, keeping usual 4chonl holiday•, or Sti. 2s. w.thrut. The Harp is double these terms. Each Pupil pays RI. Is. entrance, except young I attics in Town for vaca ons, who pay is. for the month. Private Tuition a all other Lours. Assemblies on Thursdays. Grand and Square Pianofdries of the best quality sold cond. dtrahlv under the musicothop price. WINE and BUTTER COOLERS, on a new construction, are manufactured and sold by JAMES MIS .I ', at his Warehouse for China, Glass, and Earthenware, No. 82., Fleet -street, I.ontlun. The trials which were made of ti ere erticles during the last summer, were very satisfactory, al:d warrante 1 J. Misr in preparing a large quantity fur the apprsac..inp simmer; besides these rest.lts, the l'uhEc may !s.- some asst:f ~ :•re of the utility of the contrivance hunt the =;1 Y , trweil en than by the society for the Ei.couraee rt:-..t of Art', I.larilf,e tires, and C.)ntm.•rce, who rewarded the It l ' e rt" l. 14-1 y• this production.—Water Goglets equal to of TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND THE PUBLIC IN G 1 ERAL. 7 URNIEAU and SEWARD, Inventors of the Patent LIVERPOOL LAMP, feel it it duty they owe the to state, that the very great demand for their Lamps has n:!tieei a kw ntedy individuals to attempt introducing to the a Lamp resembling the Patent Liverpool—only in its out witd v.pprarance, but in Frinciple the same as the Argand (than which none can be worse lor burning common oil). The im mense number of Patent Liverpool I.llMips now in use in the r "es of the Nobility and Gcntry, as well u In the shops of smen, are the most coimincing proof of their eminent su periority over &vet y Lamp hitherto invented; they produce as laud), brilliallt pore light as any three other Lamps with the use of common oil only, without smell or smoke. Tire only Wareltonsek belonging to the Proprietors are st No. Drury-lane, opposite Long Acre; and No. MI, Church eet, Liverpool; where tin best wick oil and Vann Mal be bad for the above. • ' • • • • / jok' 'l4 • i t k * / !. a 47 iv:, 4 .;.1.< 4. C A 4 4 ) • • . A - *V - . 1 4. 0 " 4 , 1 !‘f • i; " Ai r Nh..l i sy r k r 4 SATURDAY, MAY 22, 11413. _ ParCE SIXPRNCS4IA!.PPIINNY.. 1 EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Moy 21, 1813. THE COURT of DIRECTDRS of the UNITED COMPANY' of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, train to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the Minutes of Evidence taken by the Right Ho nourable the House of Lords in the Lords' Committee, appointed to take into consideration so much of the Speech of his Royal Highness the Prinee Regent as relates to the Charter of the East India Company, and to the providing effectually for the future Government of the Provinces of India, are now printing for the information of the Proprietors, aad will be ready to be delivered at this House on Thursday next the 27th instant. JAMES COBB, Asiiitant Secr tary. - - - WHEREAS by a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, Cass against RUMSZT, it is referred to WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Efq. one of ate Masters of the told Court, to inquire and s ate to tile Court who was or were the Heir or lit irs at Law o' ANNE CI.ARKE (late of Chesham, in the County of Bucks, Wi low), deceased, living at the time of her death (which happened 1., or snout the month of Anuary, 1810), and who are now such Heir or !ems at Law; and also who at the death of the said ANNE CL IRKE, was or were her uca• of kin, anol in case any of rue. next of kin are since dead, then who are tl , e personal representati% or represen to ivos of ste h of them as are so dead. Put suont therefore to the I said Decree, such Heir or 1-leirs at Law and ntxt 01 kin, and the personal r•presentative or representatives of such next of kin as are now dead, are (by their Sotettors) on ur before the sth day of June, ► ol 3, to come in before the bait; Nlaster, and make out their Claims, or in dttault thereof, they will be peremptorily ex: eluded the benefit of the said Decree. SHERWIN and HALL, Grea: lames-street, ^.edt••rd-row. At a convenient distance a cumin) lions FARM HOUSE, with excellent Patin Buildings of all d scription4, Brevehovse, Laundry, &e. An extensive Park of pleasingly div:Tsified grounds. stocked with fine-grown Timber, sheets of Water, or namental Cottages, &c. three Entrance Lodges. Comprising up. w:irds of Three Hundred and Thirty Acres, all paled round The whole forming a most complete and elegant Residence for a Family of distincti in. MANORS of ESHER and MILBOURNE, Floes and Quit Rent;, with erensive Waste I Ands, covered with )osiog Tim ber, and plentifully stocked with Game. A beautiful PLANTATION of about Eighty Acres, In a fine thriving state, with extensive Drives and pieces of Water, on the boundary of the waste, forming a si,:lightful appendage to the Park. An elegant VILLA RESIDENCE adjoining the Park, with excellent Garden, Pleasure Grounds, fine piece of Water, with about Fifty Acres of Wood and Meadow Land. To be viewed by Tickets oily. Particulars of Mr. Webber. the Bailiff, on the Premises; at the Carle, Soh-hill; Bush, Staines; Sun, Kingston t King's Arms, Guildford; Fountain, Portsmouth ; Latish Inn, Bath; Bush, Prigol; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; at ilarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick. street, Goltleo.stpiare, where Tickets fur viawitig may be had, and a Plan of the Estate may be to:en. '•• Within a short time . : ier tile Salo of the above, the joining Estate will be Soli by Auet•uc ; couaaiug of aeveral luahle Form% Plantations, and Wood I.a:ida, all lying comp eont.tining together nearly One 'Thousand Seven Hundred At let to ri vectable Tetiant4, part on Lease and pan ill. DEVONSHIRE, DE %VEEN DAWLIS: I .IND 2XMOUTH. Beautiful V:112 and Farm, Coach-brutes , StASIt s, and Out-buil. ding', extensive Gardens, Pleasure tit outt'l, Plantatioes.Bc.; eLiSul Moutit Pleasant Inn, with Gatdent, Stabl_s, and Lind, I 31• Mr. ftO3INS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, June 17, at 12, in Tore Lots, A VERY ELIGIBLE EiI'ATE, held on Three Lot LANGS I'ONF. FFE 5r...0 I - TACT:An elegant ereciion, seated on a heauiiiul Lau n, el...stated from the sea. aitinted with a very thriving Plantation and ctr:tniant!iti;! a hne view of the MneLli of the River Ear, Exmontit, thLt Ocean Dawlisli, the Feign, nal y..cael, »a! Te.bay. Cutts; 4 is planned for the •ar•-ontme of a eistioaiol ; cun,uting if a ra to it I hive fit) Sect each lone, communicating by 1.1 loin lioAtilsumely tilted up. Ft , rAnce HA, Study, B . :c. wi.li c Windows to the Flooi opening to the I .aw n,tw. iv I .cd I tttoms, t Imre Dre a. AI appropriate ei . v.att; Cf!lcts, d Coach-I:Atte, twn :laltit.s, with seven CtZAR. in a yar.l, c x.elfent Ki!C4t . :l tltarlen, fuliy stocked, crop. ped, and ....Lined with choke feat trecs, ay.! •ondry enclomafts 10f elCLl:cla meadow, rabit-, And I tiugh laud-, divided by thriving Cruces, contairing in ail about Siaty-two Acres, with extrnt ivs walk, Awl shying to the sea, which I:ises a fl u e h a rd b eac h. 1 Lot PLEXIAN i• :lables, Garden, Ste. &hge out the Lllll . , wit!' a Img terraces!' front, coatmanling tuts: hcautitt:l and exterior , : ri=ws of ;he river ilxe, and the: Ocean. The l~ me c rttunt a good Parlour, small( r Parlour, Kitchen, l!a rv. Witt s. .me. two ••0 :ctoos 13a!-rooms, two smaller, aid 1): ta OV2r, au tarn Dtinktng-rocon, a: . l three nth re, rs t•;ccllent Garthat, well Planted, and sup. Coe,l unit r. his 1i .rise may be converted, at a.mtall pence, into na.. of ice plaasantest Cottages in the County., The whole .ituate within two triks I:•cni.itith, tour froth Teipmnitith, and ten freest Exeter ; wish he.tuttully varied rides, land :;(...(1 roads itt .111 dtmetions; the si:ualon nukti bit the salts. brit) . of its To be viwed., by applying on the Premises, where Partials. ; ma y h e had; at Mount PleAsint Inn; Fstuntain, mouth- Dtich ; Plymouth ; Globe, F.xmAuth; Londm Inn and Hotel, }Niter; White Hart, Salisbury; White Lino, Bath; Bush, Bristol ; Mr. Winmantry, Live; pool ; Mr. Barnes, Solicitor, Exeter; Messrs. Sandy*, Houghton, and ltoake, Crane-court, Fleet-street ; at Gai - raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square._ A BEAUTiiiiil. l'A FOlt SALE, IN THE MX OF sCOTLAND, AND COUNTY OF DUMEltlk:: TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTACP, rfiHE ESTATE of STIELSTON, in the Pa I. of Holywood, and County afore%ai.l; consisting of English Acres, or thereby, 450 of which are Arable, n gf Pasture Ground, and about 38 of very valuable thr Wood, mostly Oak, co' '23 years standur, wall more thin Oak Itesarves, or Standard*, Linvards ut 6,) years in some valuable and ornameinal old Tree% atom d Stielyint his Property is situeed ea the Barks ut the river Cairn, mils from Dumfries (corn of the neatest and pirasinte.t.tow Scotland), in a most neligleful part of the ciruntry, a. d gel and excellent neighbourhood, commandir.;,- at..rsi'.• charming View of the Vales of the Rivers Cain au l Ni; !a, o Solway Frith and Town of Dumfries. Few vrope-ties pn.si many local advaiirgres, or delightful situations for The Premises and surroanding Couwry abated with Gam, du the Rivets with Fish ; and the Coatvy of Dam:ries has 1 long and justly celt !iratetl for :he salukri , y 'CI s air 31:k: din the fertility of its t! , .! y ui its inNalittati; The Leases expire at Vs'irtsatie....y else...piing that of of the nit :3$ of athirt 230 .‘ere., is correut for 10JA therealtir. The Proprietor ha , :-;eht to the tien.ll(wl,i..:l are va3ne.l; the p,ilV.ic bur hen, .4:t. %cry small. 1 orther varriculAr, will I,ct gtv•-n I , v R.i.w!t Wel•.11, r N.,rdinniberiard ~; Al zar.Jer Wr!:, r tot bizuct, I..'suluu; l, ; ur 1,,* :•;ituo, I!: Wri'cr Dumtrtcs, m th. 't 1:311 Ot 0.41. 11,f;:te. TLC ‘..1:071 tv;il tt+e t;roundr,Ete. SHIPWRECKS. THE benevvient attentif II of E.Chrritahle of this great MetropoUs is most anxiously solicited to the late tnelat..-hnly rVrllt it) Donegal Bay, u., the North West Ceast of Ireland By this astrall stsitation, it , • leis than 42 industrious lish-rmen, act o• el.', employed in provit:'og the means of support ing their Famines suddenly p, rich^d ! ritirty Withsws have t., lament in sorrow and misery the fate of Viet,- Hu ba.ids, and 102 Children are th , own destitute Orphans iipon th- World! A Calamity so disastrous and extensive is toyarailtied in the do r:nide History of that Country. Many of tile u;11.10..,,p) :intro - era in this Misfortune are rendered tot.dly destitute of support, and raisers have at once been deprived of Property and Lite, by the expiration of tlirr Leases—thus it may be truly said, that all .ire become equal obcts of puttlic conspassioti. An apt.), al to tile humanity of •1 • ?üb!ic his a!ti•aly been male in Ireland and Scotland, wit': consist-rabic success ; and it is hoped that where Charity is ied with such unbounded liberality, the event will not be less favourable. Benefactions will be received by Messrs. Morland and Co. Bati'sers. THE LAST DAY OF DRAWING BUT ONE, NE Xi' MORNING, NINE O'CLOt:K, AND INVI TING STATE OF THE WHEEL : £YO,OOO are £40,100 IU,OOO ..... 20,0 t 3 2,000 6000 4 1, 1, 00 ......... 4,000 4 ...... LOU 8 200 3 , 100 • 6 200 1,200 12 . _ _ Besides several Thousand Prizes of £5l, £4:), &c. The FIRS I'-DRAWN 'FICKEI' above £4O, must gain Upwards of f: And the Chanzes are spiaev equal that it will gain 1,000 or ;WO, zu,OnO, OR EVEN .121:0,00 . ) The Drawing is near—The Wheet is rich—The Tickets are few ; while any remair. they may he had at the fortunate Offices of 1361-1, - the Coot►avor, 4, CORNI 111,1,, and 9, CHARING-CR . 035, Where al: Orders front the Country, post-paid, will be punctually at r ended in. 'l'o 'l'H3 CLERGY. MR. CASE, Assistant Agent to the Society of Schoolmasters, begs leave to offer himself as AGENT to Gristlumen who want either CURA ti or temporary Assistants in t' Church, e,clirr in London or ea..: Country. 'I he strictest atebti , tu and Inn tour may he relied on, and only a reasonable per ventage demanded. Mr. Caie likewise negociates the Exchange of Livings, &c.; and Le hopes that all Clergymen not in full em ploy will do hint the tsvour . of calling to leave their address.-- Gentlemen wanting :•chools. or wishing to dispose of them, may hear of purchas-r-, and Assistants may meet with employ in every deparment in the scholastic I.et t..rs addressed (post-paid) to Gloucester-street, Queen-square, wt:l he dui/ uttcalded to. TO IRONMONGERS. Eke._ ITOLNITS'S - I'.:ITEN - r DOMESTIC OVENS, whicituaire, in the highes• degree, con venience.. utility, and .-aonenty. It is a fact well known, that all Ovens eit hem) c.ntt iei ci for t L.! use of fumy which art attached to ki•ch n rang: owing. to the flues, occasion a cunsi.lerable loss f fed. as well as diminution of heat. '1 o obviate this gr• at disadvantage has been the study rl the Inventor of the Patent Do mestic Ovens, which are without flues, awl which, instead of di minishing, hicreas . the heat. without the least additional fuel. 3. 14. takes this method et informing the Trade in general, that they may be supplied with them of three different sizes, with or without ranges ; ai they heat without a flue, consequently there is no danger of tire happening from them, which is so frequently the case with those that have floes. Reference to familes of the first respectability will be given, where the Ovens may be. seen in use, and also at his Manufac tory, Castle-court, Strand, near Bedford-street ; and at Mr. Han son's, Ironmonger, Bri.ion-street, Bond -street; Mr Peachey, Ironmonger, Swallow-street, Oxford-road; Mr. Hargrave, Iron nion:;er, Greenwich; Mr. Harding, Ironmonger, Kingston; Tem Bell, Ironmonger, Greenwich; Misses. Schooling and Lawrence, Ironmongers, Garden-street, Whitechapel ; Mr. Browp, Iron monger, Leatherbead, Surrey. gr• An Allowance made to Trade for Ready Money. SOUTHAMP FON. BITTERN MANOR HOUSE, a Capital Family Residence, with Pleasure Grounds, Garden, and Land, partly bounded by the River ltchen, and one mile and a halt from Southampton. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, June 2, at Twelve, THIS very Eligible ESTATE, which is held under the Bishop of Winchester for Three Lives, which a Purchaser at this Sale will have the power of nominating, in con sequence of an arrangement made to that effect ; comprising a capital and elegant FAMILY RESIDENCE, planned for the ac commodation of a Family of the first respectability, seated on a Lawn, with a full view of Southampton, the River, &c. Pleasure Grounds and thriving Plantations, convenient Offices of all des criptions, Coach-house, Stables, and Out-buildings, excellent Kitchen Garden, walled round, and planted with choice Fruit Trees, Entrance Lodge, and Meadow Land, an Island, &c. and contains in the whole about Seventeen Acres. The property is partly bounded by the River Rehm, and is in the possession of Colonel De Billinghurst, under ail agreement for a ;ea.e for a term, of which about six years ar unexpired. These Premises are s tuate in a kaautiful part of the country, in the Paris'i of South Stoneham, ou the road to Botley, and the land tax has been redeemed. May be viewed, by leave of the Ttnant. Particulars may be obtaived at the Ntw Inn, West End; Dolphin, Southampton; Crow, Portsmouth ; Bush, Farnham ; Demezey's, liartfard ;;ri'•ge; White I iart, Salisbury ; of Messrs Foulkes, Longford, and W Alford, tintithan , pton-strtet,Covent-garden ; tlarraway's; and of Mr. Rubin-, Warwick -st reef, Golden -square, Lon dint . HANTS. BITTERN MANOR FA' M, sOUTHSTONEI4AME, . _ Within Two Miles of Liou'rnaurroN, with early Pussesskin. lit; /Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's, nn Wedcesday. bine. 2, at Twelve, in One I.ot. AVEItY eligible ESTATE, held under the Bishop of Winchester, on three Lives, which the Purch vier at this S..le will ir.ve th- power of nominating, is co!;:.-quence of an arrangednent made to that effect ; comprhiing lit F L ERN M.\NOk lAIOI, a not destralele illy:tine! Property, on a line commanding calm-axe, e.Mlettig w t'.e pri•te pal part houn ded by the river hewn, Mrerscved by fine thriving Woo !s, eon si-; Mg, at a 1 arra-hoiese, Barns, ti!atiles, and Outhoildirg., an.l th e wards of •1111:h.h: HUNDRED AND TWI.::11( FUCK ACK Li of rich Grazlng, Meadow, Pasenre, Arable, and Wrod Land, all in a Ring Fence, ennunanding from various p;irts exten sive Views a; the rich Country, Snutioarapton Rivet, the.; only one utile and an half from Southampton, eight trim Rosesey, eleven from Winchester, and a short distance front the hi 7h road to London; in let exc.ilent neighbourh• od. and bood roa.es in all directimes. w!mle in the posses-don c. Mr. l'olden. to be viewed, by applying to the ;'roan., of whom Particu lars may be hal—at the New Inn, West End; Dolphin, :tenth :tap ; Cron n, Purtammath; Bush, ; Man ford-I:ridge; Whine Hart, ; 1)1 rtiles,rs. R:Vlll . 6et:l and Lincoln's h.n IZ , :w-square ; at U , rraWay . 3; and rii hens, Goldemspiare, where a Yiau of the Ee.tate may be seen. sCANNWRE-1 4 11.1. INIA IT., N11!,1)1,E,,,Fx Truly Desiritble EPHOLD 1.*:; PE, Capital FA!..111.Y MANSION, with Offices, excellent aardtni, most extr Iv ive Pleasure Grounds, tisarieally hotel tint zed wooded, ft le Sliec!s of Watr, Farm i louse, mid Arairle, and Wood Lam!, coittaiiiiti,; ON S HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES, all lyi , 11: By Mr. ittEfiNs, At Garraw ay's, on Thursday, lime t 7, at le, in Lo•s, AVERY Desirable and Truly Eligible FREE HOLD LS I'ATE, Land-tax reckertied, most beamitally situate on an almost unrivallsil eom inanding rich, highly it:tett-sting, and varied Views ever a vast extent of Country; comprising a substantial, well-built FAMILY MANSION, late the Rebid:lice of JAMES FORBES, Esq. of which ininiedire Postession may be had, planned for the accommodation of a Fanii:y of Distinction, with a suite of elegant Apar , mews, handsomely fitted up and communicating upwards of 100 fret in length, with suitable Bed-chambers, attached and detached Offices, Coach-houses and Stables, Farm. yard, Barn, ant tr• her buildings, two substantial Cottages, :tree excellent ant productive Gardens, fully stocked and cropped, and planted with the choicest fruit -trees; lint, Green, .eidSucctssion Homes, Grspery, &c. ; extensive Pleasure-grounds, Lid out with gravelled walks, ornamented by a (Inc berpeptint: Shret. of W:aer, terminating with a Rustic bridge, a 'Temple, with Grecian portico, Ice-house, Caves, Grottos, and other of namemal erections The Laud lies surrounding and contiguous to the Mansion, containing nearly Seventy-five Acts:* ul Nleadow and Wo id Land, thruugh which there are most interesting and extended walks, &c. A Family Pew in the Gallery of Stanmoro Church; mid Servants' l'ew, Est. Also the WARREN HOUSE, a very eligible Pri.e.erty, with Gardens, Plautattons, and nearly Sixteen Acres of Meadow, Arabli., and Wood Land, &c. on lease to Mr. Serjeant And a Compact FARM, consisting of nearly Fifty-eight Acres of excellent Meadow and Arable Land, situate between the Woods, in the occupation of Peter Cutterbut.k, Esq. on lease. T. be viewed by Tickets only. Pariculars rosy he had of Mr Bishop, on the Yrs noises; at the Abercorn Arms, Siati,i,ore ; Essex Arms, Watturd; Swat, Rickm-rrsworth; 4rnis, Berkliamstead ; Woolpack, St. Albans ; Strzar laiat, Duu:itahlc ; Crams, Edgeware; of Messrs. Cardale and :ion, Li tit :-row ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Waroi:k.strett, i &fen square ; where a Plan of the Estate may be serf:, and . 1 isi.tts for viewing may be Lad. Lain So. the ten (Ist jail co ing the de the the 1 st on ock, teiy old, lin- !, a ,ok• r put 6ec, ssis r, in the ions the , ted dc- ter %Vac .ear , _.... sass asci s cl de- illtY• eras :om , ni of ~. W. ~a