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Was Martius Coriolanus, Mr. Kr.".IELE Tullus Aufidius, Mr. F.GERION ; • Slrinius, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Brutus, Mr. NURRAY ; ~fousius, Mr. C LAREMO NT; Cominius, , Tr . CRESW,LL.L. Voluninig, Mrs: SIDDONS /Being the last Season of Mrs. Sithlunes appeatirg on the Stage) Virgins, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Valeria, NIA. HU AIPHRIES. l'o• which will be aqua, ' THE FOLLIES OF A DAY. The nevi Melo-Dramaiic Spectacld of The Secret Mine every teening till further node:. • • Tomorrow, The Virgin of the. Sun. On TArsday, Julius tztar. On Friday, Rule a Wife and have a wife. POET By Order of tfre lion. Corm at the Custdm Home, Mt Miy, t St% r i 'H E Ctr..er 11IATC •1 . 0.18 (.4 six ,sLji Applr, I, ~,1 J Fu A.ure s it Guns 0-pounders), se.rend thy of Ammunition, 'lle above Vessel Is oak fastened, and is well adapted trade, where expedition Is rev wil'• be sold.— . l be Sale se. - Morning.—.Costom House,/ • . This day w.i.4 published, In One Vol. rlat4to price £6 6s. and in decoy 4to. £3 t 38.6 d. enthellis►,ed ty-tyro Engravings :and a Map, A. HISTORTCAL TOUR thro' FEMBROKE SHME. By RICHARD FEN T ON, Esq. F.A Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown; White, Cochrane, and Co.; CajeWsind Davies; and at the British' Cal lay, 54, New Bond-street.' Thfs day was published, Vol. 3d. in ttvo. price 9s. bds. of ASERIES of PLAYS, in which it is attempted to delineate the stronger Passions of the Mind; each Pas sion bins the Subject of aTaaciany and a COMEDY. By JOANNA J3AII.LIE. I • Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pijir. nocer-row ;. and at the British Gallery , Si, New Bond - str eet" Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, Ways on the Passions, vols. I. and 2. price 184. baards. Miscellaneous Plays, Bvo. 9s. ditto. CUSTOM-Ha On Thursday, the 7th of M the Furenov, wW bo s tsposed Office, THE UNDER- 1 . • sage having hew seise. 'Brandy, Runs, Sprits, Cordials cocoa. Naplcs •Sosp, Wax Can Or s, Sc,,pi preserve-4 Fish, Margit, Spoons, Forks, Boots, neery. Snuff lion, Salts, Fans, . Stonts. Beads, Bracelets, Ear. Hawsers, standing at*: monks of Bar and Old Iron, &e. yr° BE DISPOSED OF, a Vadable CFiAPEL at the West End of the -Town. For particabss apply to Mr. Tyndale, solicitor, 13, lineolns-Inanfiefita, F REEtiOLD.-;:115* BE SOLD, SPACIOUS modern-built DWELLING- HoUSE, and suitable 0 ces, with.small Lawn and Shrub :fiery; walled Kitchen Garden well stocked with choice Fruit trees ; sdte of the How., Offices and Garden, about three Acres; sho nine and a. Acre; of very excellent. l'asture Land ad joining. situate in a pleasant Village, 'on a Hill, commanding a fine prospect, five miles and a halt from Taunton, and twenty one from Lyme Regis. For further particulars enquire of Mr. Poole, Prints r, Taunton SALES BY AUCTION This day were published, in Octavo, price 9s. boat'ds, r i SSA YS on the Changes of the HUMAN BODY, 1 -. 4 at its different Ages ; the Diseases to which it i predispo.ed in each period of Life; and the Physiological Principles of its Longevity. The whole illustrated lay many analogic," in Inuits and Animals. By THomAs JAMESON, M. D. Member of the Colleges of Physicians in London and Edinburgh, and resi dent Physician at Cheltenham. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, On e, and Brown, Pater noster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bo'id-streer. Alio for Silk Shoes, Silk Shimlt; f' Silk Jacket, Silk Heodkerebit. Which way be viewed three doe to the WareLhelieekelpr. MONIED PERSONS will End at these Offices for SALE, several Annuities, Reversions, cheap E,tates, and innumerable othi r Securities, by which Gent Lenten or Ladles ,inay make r 3 per Cent: and in some cages ‘::0, without sinking their Capital.—The purchaser's name may be concealed if re. quired. Apply to Drummond and Co. 23, Russell Mews,How land-street, London. Most of the best Annuities purchased at other Offices, have originated front this Office, but there having been complaints made of the exorbitant charges by intermediate persons, they are resolved to sell to none but principal,. A CARD. ACKERMANN, 101, Strand, has the honour .Ix. to inform the Public, that No. I. containing SIX POR TRAITS of LADIES, the most distinguished for beauty and tank in the Coutt of his Majesty George the Third, from the Gallery, painted by Mrs. ANNE MEE, are ready for it.livery. ' Proofs seven guineas, Prints four guint as, On the lst of May was published, At R. A ckermann's Repository of Arts, 101, Strand, and may be bad of all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom, .. A TOUR in SEARCH of the PICTURESQUE, A 1 by the Rev. Dr. SYNTAX ; a Poem in thirty Chapters, printed with a new type, on large royal oct avo vellum p a p er, and lot-pressed, priceovith 3b coloured Engravings, 211. or without kugravings, lOs. 64. • Thlsday*wat published, price 6s. the Third Edition of rABLES for the PURCHASING and RENEW ING-1- of LEASES, for Terms of Years Certain, and for Lives; with Rules for determining the Value of the Reversion tif Estates afti•r any such Leases, and for the Solution of other awful Problems; adapted to general use. By FRANCIS BAILY. Sold by John Richardson, It (141 Exchange. • Where also may be had, by the same Author, The Docirine of Interest an.l Annuities, I vol. 40. price 16%. Thetocirine of Life Annuities and Assurances, 1 vol. titvo. price tits. An Account of the Several Life Assurance Companies esta blished in London, eott•ainisig a View of their respective Murk% end Advantages, price Is. • NEW and IMPROVED EDITION, BEING THE THIRD. This say were published, printed by Bena',Ton his best style, to 3 Vols foolscap fivo. price sel. 6s. plain, and ..C2. ss. coloured, ENIENTS of the SCIENCE of 1 3 9TANY , as esta l, l shed brLitMacus, with 147 copper-plates illustrative of all the Class s and all the Orders of his System, there bring a sevarate Plate for each Order. Th., Plants themselves have ben selected from Dr. Smith's Introduction to Botany, as the best ex smi les for each particular Order ; and such fact; respecting vege able economy or their histcry are introduced as may st-rve to give the subject an additional ititercst.. A complete Glossary of kotanical"Terms is added. ". 'lbis is the cheape-t elementary Book on the scitnce of Bo tany that WS hitlien• been published." Printed for John Murray, S 2, Fleet-street, London. Ibis day was published, price 7s. ed. in board, a few conies on brge paper, price ft!, in board, HISTORY (f the ORIGIN and I'ROGRESS of the MEE riNG of the THREE CHOIRS of GLOUCES TER, WORCESTER, and HEREFORD, and of the Charity ezranetted with it. To which in prefixed a View of, the Condi tion of the Parochial Clergy of this Kingdom, from the e.rlicst times. By the Rev. DA.Ntka. LYSQNS, M.A. F.R.S. $c F.S.A. Rector of Rodmarton, in the Cotinty of Gloucester. Printed for the benefit of.tbh Charity, aad sold by T. CadeU and W. Davies. Strand. * •••••••••••••• 'this day were pUbtbhed, Engraved on $4 Mates, folio, pyiee XS. 13s. 6d. in boards, DESIGNS fn. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, o.biting a Awl-1y of elegant and useful Patterns, in the Cabinst, Chair , and Upholst.ty bran hes. ty the late 'J'. •I HER ATO :•1 , Minet •Nlaker. . Published by J. Taylbr, at the Architectural Library, ble. 59, High Holborn. Where may be had, la. ely publi,hed, 2. Cooper's Deldens for the'Decorations , of Rooms, on twenty folio Plates, pt*e Xt it. sews !. • t Busby's Designs for Modern Fmbelliduntaus, on twenty Lye Plates;4to. IS nf whirl art eoloured,trice Al .114.61 This slay was published, in 4to. j tie. I boar.ls, • REl°ltri. oa the . Nf e goClift.TlON Wit‘rfte, 1) the Honourable EAS"I:-INDIAeONIP4I4 and thaP'U,DXIC. resPettinf the Renerial of the rivacics of Tiada ter Twenty Years, froM By JOHN BRUCE, EA. M.P. PALS. • Historiographer to the Honliureble Eau-lisdia Conway. Printed,by alinhority of The Huw,urable Court of Directors, Pad sold by Slack, Pan y, and Co. Booksellers to :he tiOnottiab:e Company, Leadenhal-street. • ° Where may be laid, lately. published, by John truce, 1.9 . . In 4 !oh. tto. krice ;e4 tOs. in boards, . Annals of the Hwour.ible East-India company, from their Ir.tablishment by the (:hotter of Queen Eilz.ibeth, lepo, in the the London and English East-lncTa ComP snits, t 10.8, Aew Copies are I rinted.ou Royal 4:o. price E6in boards. ... LOCK A t4D SURGICAL DIS,PENSARS. ' This day was pukliihest, price Ss. • DcsHeated to the Dille of York. l'atroo of tho,lnsatutioa_ • rACTICAL 'OBSERVAT HIoNS ON T IL E ' . IrktelElatAl.. DISEASE, &Sod its dreadfultorawquencec, aa ' • striatut.4,.o.:hilaty; Ulcerations 'Ste. and-that wookoo•s; assti:de 1 4:13 meat et !It4 (itcttrati'Origitie which impairs th. , . coataitU • ""btlxi.lring out a cafe meth o d isf• curt:, sleet'! anti "WA In i attic:toes without c:austic; anti also in those °thee - ate:au:is. wish - an- Aecuunt of tko Lock Disteasary, as a imfegnapd afpittasitme, Intithut in thlsprasCe; sit fatal to the young atmitioldmrp , -, i , IR ..• , ' ::f , • )3y 1 7 :14ERNAN, • . ..v.,,.. , .. lv•trilDig.itlehegorg tlier Lthillot. rat/V*0046 the •` • „7, . Lot - t i e nnry, . - littr„, • i .,••i . 1 . , .., f ' f FOA logmr.** .atia , cOio, Ilatertio;teeptistfildp&by the *34sfiltlikiP,Vtatala )19use)**-o,4.l4oo43lariliteMdist;l;ed.• ktd•Stuaets ..., .??:: • • • DR. CROTCH'S MU S ICAL GR This day were pullished, in 4tn with 63 plates, price sel. Is.bsls. - PLEMENTS of MULtfCAL COMPOSITION.; -Li comprehending the rules of'l borough Bass, and the Theory of Tuning. By WILLIAM CituTCH, Mus. Doc. Professor of' Music in the University of Oxford. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and at the Eritish Gall,ry, 54, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, the Fame Author, Specimens of Various Styles of Music, :11Apte.1 to Keyed In- Atruments, in 9 vols. folio, price XS 154. sew. el, Dr. TRO C I'ER on NERVOUS DiSOR MRS.— 3d Edition. This day was published; in 8.0. price Bs. in boards, VIEW of the NERVOUS TEMPERAMENT; 11 being a practical Enquiry into the increasing Prevalence, Prevention, and Treatment of those Diseases, commonly called Nervous, Bilious, Stomach, and. Liver Compl,tints ; indigestion, Low Spirits, Gout, &c. ?d Edition, with large Additions. By THOMAS TROTTER, M. D. . Late Physician to the Grand Pert. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees. 4.lrnie and Brown, Paternos, tor-row—Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Medieina Nautica, s vols. bvo. price Li. 3s. boards. An Essay on Drunkenness, Soo. price Gs boards. '1 his day was publislwd, in Three Volumes, IWO. pricy £l. Ils. dil. boards, ITISTORY of the REFORMATION in SCOT -11 L with an Introductory Book, and an Aaendix. By GEORGE COOK, D.D. Minister of Laurencekirk, and Author cit " An Illustration of the General Evidence establishing the Reality of Christ's Resur rection." Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown; and J. Murray, London P eter Hill; and Archibald Constable and Co. 3, Erb iiblirgh. " Dr. Cooke has been very industrious in collecting the mate rials of which his bout is compos•td ; and for working them up its he has dinte, he merits the praise of accuracy, fidelity, and filar artial:ty.." Eclectic Rev, Jan. I, 1812. MRS. wErrs NPW NOVEL. ' lid; day was pliblished, in 3 Vols. 12nio. price 211. boards, THE LO Y ALISTS, an IllsTonicAE, Nev Er.. By the AUTHOR of " Letters to a Young Man," A Tale pf the Tinley" ac.. Preserve your Loyalty, maintain your Rights. Inscription on a Column at Appleby. Printed for Longman; Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. nosier-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, 1. The Refusal, a Novel, 3 vols. IstMo. prize Li. is. boards. 2. The Gos,ip's Story, 2 vols. 12tho. 7s. hoards. S. Letters to a Young Lady, 3 vols. LI. Is. b e ards 4. Mall, do. LI. Is. boards, 3. Poems and Plays, 4 vols. 21. 3s. boards. 6. The Mother, a Poem, 12mo. Ts. boards, MRS. GRANT'S NEW WORK. This day were published, in 2 volt. 12mo. price 12s. hoard?, ESSAYS on the SUPERSTITIONS of the HIGH LANDERS of SCOTLAND; to which are added Trans lations from the Gaelic, and Letters Connected with those for. merly publisht d. By the Author of Letters from the Mountains. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ;and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. " These Es:ays form probably the most just and comprehen sive., and beyond all question the most animated description of Highland sentiments, manners, and CUEOMS that ever appeared." Eclectic Review, Feb. 1812. Of whom may be bad, written by the same Author, 3. Letters from the Mountains, S vols. 12mo, the 4th edition, vice 13s. 6d. boartts, pr.,. 2. The flighlsoideito and other Poems, foolscap Bvo. Is. s. Memoirs of ossAsnitican . lady, 2 vols. 12s. This day etas published, In I Vol; litnio. price 50. boards, A SELECTION , from B/31-10P HORNE's commim rAair_ oft Ibe PSALMS By LINLEr . h*.URRAY, • Author of an E•iglisli Grammar, &c. &r. %* This Selection is ail.ipted to tinders, who wish to cultivate a serious and pious temper of mind; and is tarticular:y calcoated to cherish, in the tnimia of youth, sentiments of love and grati tude towards the Author of Astir being. For persons who have not,mnch leisure tor reading; and tor the higher classes In schools occasionally; the work h especially designed : and for this pur pose, it is further recommended, by the purity and eleganse of its language, correetness and excellence of its composition. Printed for Longnun, Hurst, Rees, Orme. acdßrown; and Damon and Harvey, London; Wilson and bon, Y ork; and Con stable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, The Power of Religion on the Mind, Den, price Isis. boards; and 12mo. price 4s. 6el. bound. ...—.------ . • im .ea , t d edl y wa to t t pr ito Lib v ed, al. l in iig e h e n o e l s s. s e t v h o e . price pa ix tit a . es ith bo G a z id ) ;, f ), lOGRAPHIA I),RAMATICA or, ii Compa q eds nion to the Playhouse; containing Hirtasial and Critical Memoir', and Original Anecdotes of Britith and trash Dramatic Writers, from the Commencement of our'lhesetricaLlizhibittons; , ittemmtips:vshom r.re some of the 'nose et lcbratoti Actors. Also an strbibasioal Account aucLUhrimological Lists of their Worttothe lgoitae.when piptetls.:aittir.gissavenutts on their. Merits. Tose- i dor with an Introductort Utter pf the Rise and Progres of tile .iiriiish Stage. OthOcally eintipll;(l by DAVID Ea scis c 13A.Nrc, ' 8pm41,14 t o the Year, g7tii, thence to 1 , 141 v by is,s,a.c .g LED, I : pA„.S. and 'nought down to the end of 15preitilur, lit 11, with •Cisighleg Ask Addititoisao3lMprovementi t hro d o,t jut , . lly OTEPt - i4N httIES. ~, 'prism-Nor Longman, truest, Rees,Orme,nd Brown ;. r.rarie;,. ti.auti.X.V. View;,. Nichtits and Oyu; .c.eicherd and I.;t 0 ; a ims i, V e a ,lal au t ; ,1 p a yies acicitguni,...4onond Co.; 1 li • ir. 1, &pile rk, ,I .IViartiaY l' kt.4• .4-vaal i 1 ! ,11 1/C 4in fi -J. • s. !2!la I 14; 40 WM. . . ~ , • . . MONTAGUE-STREET, RUSSELL-SQUARE. Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, In the most complete order for the Immediate Reception of a Family.—By Mr ROBINS, At Garraway's, nn Tut sday, May 12, at Twelve, A VERY Eliglble LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; 1 . comprising an extensive DWELLING-HOUSE, desir ably situate, No. M..ntague-street, Russell-;quart, over looking the Museum Garden-, in the most complete order, being recently finished by a Gentleman for his own Residence; motels:inf. on the upper storey, three excellent Rooms ; second floor, two Bed-chambers, tl Dress'nkroom and liouse-maid's Closet ; principal stbroy, two elegant Drawing-roams, finished is a very teat a yle, and communicating by folding-deers ; ground floor, nest Entrance-hail, Dining-parlxiur and library, finished with stuccoed walls, water-clinet, stone staircase to the se cond floor; in the basement are appropriate offices, with wine cellar, and vaults for best., coals, &c. a garden at the backs. T. be viewed, by Tickets • Particulars maybe had on the Pre mises ; of Messrs. Baynes arid Blandre, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square, a wbcsm Tickets fur viewing may be had. - • _ DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, EAST SIDE OF TAVISTOCK SQUARE, • With Coach-house and Stable, Garden, Green-house, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve, ADesirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE; com prising an eligible DWELLING-HOUSE, conveniently planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, cootalc ing on the upper storey four good rooms, second floor three excel lent bed-rgosus neatly papered, closets, Ike ; first floor two capital drawing rooms with folding doors, elegantly papered and fitted up, finished with statuary marble chimney-pieces, balcony in front the whole length ; or the ground Boor a good entrance hall paved, excellent dining-parlour, breakfast-room finished with stuccoed walls, closets, &c. stone staircase to the second Storey ; in the basement housekeeper's and butler's room, kitchen, wash house, scullery, larder, wine -cellar, and roomy vaults at the back acd front, for beer, coals, &c. a coach-house and stabl.:, with loft and rooms over, an open garden, green-house, Ste. Tn• be viewed by Tickets; Particulars bad on the Premises; a: Gangway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden square; where Ticker for Viewing may be had. I lENRIET let-STREE CAVENDI4I-SQUARE. Cap 4 tal Family Residence, with Offices of all descriptions, large Garden, double Coach-house, and Stables for five Horses. By 11 4 r.1t0 BI NS, at Gatraway's, on Tuesday, May 12, at twelve A VERYeIi g ibIeLEASE HOLD ESTATE; come prising a capital and substantial Dwelling-house, in com plete repair, planet d for the accommodation, and fit for the im mediate reception of a Nobleman er Gentleman's Family; con tains on the ground-floor a handsome entrance, paved hall, a di ninipparlour (23 feet by 16), a breakfast-parlour (15 feet by 15), a study, and water-closet ; on the principal floor, a drawing-room (23 feet by 16), with folding doors to anauti-room (14 feet by 16), a back drawing-room ( 1 5 feet by 15), and a large dressing room ; on the second storey are six excellent bed-chambers, and four roomy attics over and leads, a prildipal and secondary stair case, convenient domestic offices of every description in the base ment storey, with roomy and dry cellarage, vaults, &c. sva,h house and laundry adjoining, with servants' bed-rooms, a five stall stable, two double coach houses, with loft and room over, a spacious airy warden at the back of the house, onwards of 70 feet de.p...—May be viewed by tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warivick-street, Golden-s +pure. HERTS—BELMONT PARK. Freebold Estate, the principal part Tithe-free, and Lind-tax re. dean*. d.—' the spacious elegant Family Mansion, thriving vs,. ' cations, Meadow and Arable Land, near 100 Acres. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawars, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve, in One Lot, TH E very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe free, and Land-tax redeemed, called BELMONT PARK, near the village of East Barnet, and within 10 miles of London; comprising an elegant Family Residence, seated on a beautiful eminence, canmanding extensive views in all directions, planned for a Family of the First Distinction, with offices of all descriptions, laWns, and pleasurc..-grounds, tastefully dispqsed dry gravel walks, and•thriviug plants:ions, excellent kitchen garden, walled round, and well atocked with the fittest fruit-dees, peach house, tw-J graperies, ica-house, ate, farm-yard, and convenient buildings, an entrance -Wig., and carriage drive to the House, surrounded by upwards of 82 acres of rich meadow land, in a ring, fence, and 14 acne of arable land; held under the Crown for a long term, at a trilling rent. The whole forming an eligible Pro. pony for the Residence of a centlernan's Family; excellent neigh bourhood, good roads and beautiful rides in all directions, and otd‘t ten miles from Zonsion. May be viewed by Tickets; Particulars on thePrendsea; a; the Cat, East Barnet; Red lion, and Green Man, Barnet; Castle, Highgate; Cherry; l'ree, Southgre ; is Gerraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-stneet, Golden-squire • where Tickets for viewing may be had, and a Plant:if the Estate seen. NEAR GUILDFORD, SURREY. Capital Freehold Estate, near Five Hundred Acres, called Dove- Place Manor Farm, abounding with Game, an eligale Pro• party for investing Monty, or for Residence. • - By Mr. ROBINS. At Garraway's, on 'Thursday, May 28, at Twelve, by order of the Proprietni, under the authority of the Coaunissiotaera for the Sale and Redemption of the Land-Tax, THE very eligible IREEHOLD ESTATE, called DOWN-PLACE MANOR FARM, abounding with Game, Coppices and Wood Land, with a capital Mansion or Farm House, Offices of all descriptions, Haim Stables, Cattle sheds, and various Out-bolding. and Oat - ages, together with sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in a good state of cultivation ; the whole E-tate comprising upwards of Four Hundred and Eighty Acre:. In a ring fence, in possession or Mr. George Ellis, for the remainder of a term of twenty-one pears, which expires at Michaelmas, 1817, at a very Ins, old resat, but immediate possession of part of the Land may be had, if re quired.. This Estate forms a wiry desirable property for a red hence, 1/*nZ all compact, a healthy and eleva Id situation, good roads. and excellent neighhoutirm2 only two miles from Guild ford .! from (iodinating, 8 from Fa rnham, and C.! from London. ' .Mag bit viewed by applying to Mr. Ellis, the tenant, of whom PartiruLtra may be bad; . and at the White tlart, Guildford; of Mr. Moons, King's Arms, Godaindog; at' the Fountain, Ports womb; Busb.Farnliana ; Sue, Kingston; of Mears. Jones and 'Pp*, Salitibtiiy-square, Fleet-street t London; • m „f;atr*way s 4 of Mr. Rollos, Waiirtik-oreet, Golklett.square, j404 e * 13 4 4alle P 4. 1 47 P! -+ .1.. TO az rpm Pursuant to en Order of Ate F Cause, Marsala azatnit Contp te Esq, one of the Mauer' of the Room of tfie said Court, in line, London, on Monday. ALEASEHOLD E . ; CLEvcater, dece.wed,e situate at Gravesend, in the the Earl of Darnley, of which chaelmas next. Particulars whereof nht ben; of Messrs. Clarkson, phenson and Gowar, Oraes Evans, Dravesend. MANOR and Valuable PR Farms and Lands (with: Riding of the County of If( the Beverley Arras Inn, - and Thr nesday a nuroday, the each day at Twelve &Clock, in 26 Lots viz. 1 - 1 E MANOR or WICK, with the Rights, thereto belonging, together s amounting to X 6. Os. 6d. per sett ral Houses, and 976 Acres Copyhold in Bondage; also a • with new erected Farm-houie five miles from the Market ' the Port of Hull. The MARTIN ESTAT". with Farm-house and necessal Parish of Swine, about 9-miles f The DIMBLBTON EST Land, situate in the Parish Pattrington. The 50 DTH DALTON Land. situate about alt mfr. taller from Market Wrighton. The SE.VI ON ROSS Land at Seaton Ross and Beilby. The ItElGal'ON ES'FAT' and ‘26 Acres of Land, about from Scarborough. The MOLESCROFI' PST Jay, and comprises 1W Acres by Private Contract, will alto A nwEI.I.ING-HOUS i goods of tand at Woodmansey, Sartain Lands, Gontainiug about at ♦Voodmansey, Thearne, Pkkton, within the Parish Ziding of the County of York. • N. B. The Molescroft Estate Lots, and the remaining part L II Lots. For particubrs apply to Me Lille, Solicitors, Lincoln's Ini Pearson, Solicitors, Sleaford, Chapman, Land Agents, Mt,' 'fistrisseorl, Esq. Newbury,: ley, Yorlatire ; the Auctioneer, Idarwood, of the Beverley AI SIFT and Co. (the form the Pub! c, that t' °be KING'. BIRTH-DAY. , _ *a Scheme pontaius.lhe for-,minit CAPrra PRIZES £20,000 • 10,000 • 1 5,000 1 3,900 1 2,000 And 1,578 of £lOO, Tickets and Shr.res are No. 11, Poultry; N 0.12, Chatioi-goise, kileb-stree,. of ' BRrnsti Ira,. No. 41, LONDON #44-Ls • HOsiPat. CHEAP, DURABLE, AND-IMP' per Cwt. Olive Greta 74e. White Dark diue 655. Stone ( 4 ovisihie ditto 541. Chocolate Prepared Oil for the above , qualified, joise Wb. LeadPtr Cwt. I t; Linseed *and dtro 4bs. Boiled . " . 1 1 11E above Paints are prepred for chi andinaster £ ronts, Iron and W swg, of every theytdised as they and preveatite for the W Ofw hottest climates. In additioa ornamental, and will cover r any other Palms, and more which, and all preparations _ superior try ; vi —first, in adh the power of the syt has no very sassy of a; plicatfan, bents in the same nia..tier, as edits f'aint, G. Upton end CO. COMA rustier Noliqty„ Ginn ry, and - the v,✓• patronage Vith which .they bx inform Merchants, Ship Useiterg, lours' that they have large --- Ochre% Mineral Ellaciseitsd.,i, Culocr prepared for use, , N 11. 04 004 4 Ft riff Bits (41. .'"-• .......7" k la• ... • 4 - y . ris MI ~:., ' .. %, t .is .."-te:.-„: :. • ~.„. .... ,f ) 1). •„..:\ •- .. - i . '. ' l C I /• $ t ' l ie - •'• ~ I, • a l • • • ' ir p ;. i t * ..alte , • . • % s . r - . • r i".11 " 1111 . 1 " 11114 . 1141 " . .. 1.6 . 10161 2 ' L1P11140,0114LPP8111176 .: -. .. :-.:-..-=..= W AUCTION ••••••••sa Oil hnixogn. mmia‘ioners of his Majesty's Cdtdoths rldlord, on Thursday, tb3 Seth dai of 'CHLESS, hurthen about 135 in ilyisberstone Pill). with tier Tackle. - iisgedter with a float. two Carriages I &lockets, Pikes, &c, *Laid a oa- , ak bottomed, coppered, and copper• tell fur a Privateer or fair mercantne required, fur which purposes only sit s to, begin at Eleven u'Lluck in the • ~dated April vo, 1 Ki e. )USE, PORT MU Ili. lay, f 812. precisely at Ten e'Clock I Imposed to PUBLIti o SALB, at tti.s lENtIONED CODS, the, :inland lately condenmed, viz. ordiats, Wino, Tea, Suer. Chocolate, c Canales Haney, it‘isias, Orange-, Fish, Crape, Calico, Moil*, Chins, Ls, Paper Hsegiugs Nankeen, Petri.- is, *sec's, Fishing Lines carved Ivory, Ear Drops, Crosse., Asselters,'Cribles. inirg Riggiag, a Pump ands quantity for Erportatioss - Silk Pelisse, Siik Trowsers, Silk Sash, hid.. . twee days before the Sale, an appliu- ter. tEMPTORICY SOLI), — it High Court ti Chancery, mule in a einunr, before Costa; e i l' uo M4O X of the .aid Court, at the Public :41:r in So ithaw.p.lon.liu.l ino.atancerr lay. May 35, Pelt, in rise Lac, ESTATE, late of We.s.aam ,consist irg of a Limo and Chalk Wharf, e County of Kent, field on Leas- two idr teu years will be uocz• v irod at &lir be had at the said Ma•ter'is e 11, Esser-street. Strand; Mes.nil l i: I Inn; and of Mr. Iledingfisld and Vt. • - ' FREEHOLD, and he• Vithasefreo h .Land.taz in. the- Sue York.—By Mr. Wfd. STANTON, i, in the Town of Beverley, 00 Weil. se ntith and 41st days of May. ISIS, :lock the following v.dttable Property, -.. LORDSHIP of E LSTERII- - -Royalties, and Appurtenances r with the Free and Cupyliolb rents, per annum, and the fines arising front gm of La nd held of this Maooe as i a valuable Farm, containing 94 Acres, suit and Out-buildings, 'situate about et Town of Hedon, and twelve front CE, consisting of 152 Acres of Lind, messary Out.buildlngs, situate Lit the Mies froni hull, and 12 from Beverley. :STATE, comprising wino Acres of a of Ea/Wyatt; about ifs mike_ from Isl ESTATE, consisting of 74 Acres of ides from Beverley, and the same dis. non. • ESTATE., comprfeng Ir.n Acres of Alb!, 7 miles from MarketWeighton. ATE, consisting of a Dwelltrg house out sir miles from Bridli g°On and 14 F.STATE, which is situated at Bever. re, • aid if not previously disposed of ilto ' be Sold by AuctiOn. iE, with Stable, Garden, and three nansey, and the T ithes 'arising front about 1347 Acres, in the Townships e, Wee', Storthill, Sandholme And i of St. John of hever:ey, in th e East 'ark. Estate will be Sold the Brit day in 14 art of the property the se:rand day, in Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Dons. • Inn, London; Messrs. Handley and rd, Lincolnshire ; Messrs. flack and diddle Temple Hall, London; Rider{ , /Jerks; John Lockwood, Esq. Bever. looter, Hitchen, Hens; and of Mr. Arms Inn Aforesaid. LE LOT ihRY. • „ . . le Contractors) res pectfully ;ri- dge Little. Lottery will be drawn WS r. There are only 11,000 Tielseri,gail ill-awing . - , - T OO AL ouzEsi : ..: ... .3 . a 4 Au"- co .... DO 4 r tOes , vo . 4 r 300 DO 8 400 , £OlO, £3O, £4O, ate. Sec. dm. selling at Bwirr and Co's. Offices, Gating-cross; and No. 21, Aidgate lbiT MANUFACTORY, • L. opposite Moorgate End of Beddem Hosp Pat. LND•IMPENETRABLE PAINTS, per Cwt. per Cwt. ft. ~ 16s. Lead Colour 565. e Colette 565. Black I • 540, colate sea. Red . Us, ye, which pomesaes gait presets* el, Sa. per Gallon. . per Gall. per GaIL iced Oil ss. 641. I Turpentine 7s. 6d. ed Oil 6s. Od. I are ground in Oil, and are par- , the painting of Park Palings, Brick sad Wood Railing, Tilid. Apes. and ry description, and fur seek &moles ey possess greet durability, • are a curs rot and Dry Rot, mid will amid Is the ion'to these advancer a, they larebrerg ✓ a surface considerably tor.irer 4san than t e. , ice as great as Coall'ar 'wrar i innwTar, they have a mate :bided adh. nog so closely to any surfilee,tbst o (Sect on thenti--sesonilly, 1 ., , are with uivs used the uuneßrtisiassd Lir c.lansta. • . reipecttully tea thee thanks to the e Public in general, fur the very kreat y have been honoured ; and they also tuners, Captains, and Deskis in Co. ;e quan:hies of Stool Ochres, Spruce As, ita et siren as ill asticlits * the r use, of very, supidni Twat kit, ' very MoD,. MU Wig Be ntar.ihrsvide . .. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 90, In 2. PRINCIPAI. OFFICERS of „HIS M 4 JES77"2 ORDNANCE, do lurch give Notice, • That Proposals will be recdved at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the Bth day of May next, from inch Persons as tray be willing to undertake the supply of *various Articles termed " PETTY EMPTIONARY," for service gf this De partment, for a period of Three Years, determinable at the expi ration of One Yea-, ae the option of either Party. Separate 1 enders will be considered for any part, or share of the Articles specifiea in the list, Patterns and Samples of whkis may be viewed oppo ap?lication at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the rower; and the List, and all turtlier Particulars, together with the 'rerms and Coalitions of the Contract, may be obtained at the Aecretary's Office in. Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must 'be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Petty Emptionary ;" but no Pr.tp..sal can be 'adissitted after the- Old Bth day of May, at Twelve 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. fly Order of the Board, - R. N. CR FM'. Serriftrip.