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r T' . • 1 --- • it A • ,--..‘ • 4 • 4 i:olt•-• • *. 44.0, e .. . - 7 . 4,,..i , ; %;. e ; 7 -7 ; ,.:4-;:.,-..., ,:. . • r 0 ~. it ... -I<a) ,-., • •---C: lf j IL i • , A iii P . 4 ..* YY k 7i...... - -sr . 4 fi f, I 11l I I SATURDAY, APRIL u, 180, NUMBER, 815. Pltren .91XPZ*08i-RAISPPAM.I4'. .arJ, or ord. 'ME STATE LOTTERY. A LL P*%tES I NO BLANKS on the Gth of A MAYi Twenty Thousand Tickets, numbered from No. to No, 10,000► To be Drawn in Four separate Days. PETITION OF TH,g• MISSIONARY SOCIETY. TO THE NONOOSAILIE THE COMMONS OF THE UNITS', siNfIllOM Of CHEAT SNITAIN • NORTH W.ALF PARitiP.RS. T*lW LRT, IN OM OR WO IfAßltitS, A N. A LLOTMENT o f TOUR HUN-1)11ED Am. ACRUS, M mALLTREATtr SAI:T PAARRI-I, in the ;County of ANGI.IiSRY, lately embanked' and t!i.clus.d frcin the tin. The Land hof excellent quatityi anti nn li-ougiit into cul!'vatinn at a very tering expellee: It is withi , r three miles of the Town and Sea-port or Centurion. slid then re abundance of Lime In the vic:trty. Abn, to be I.P.T, another Aithintont of leo Acme, of lighter quallity,.borilering on the above. The Landlord will vr....ke very Itheral idt , ewstt:.es tonv.rds build pg and fencing, so as to render the-e. Lands A toast Ite•int able:Objeet of speculation to a spirited Farmer po‘resring skill Fes further Ruilculus apply to Messrs. Poole, at Carnencio or at their Whet at Penerali.bi Atio'ney. _ SCHEME. Was. Value. S of £20,000 S ...... 10,900 4 2,000 I ,009 8 Total Value. are .880,000 • 30,000 8,000 8,000 4,000 3,000 3,000 2,000 2,000 2 000 ' 80,000 Jr 10 ....k.. 15 111/ ..... SSOOOO •••••• 100 goes 000000 .100 ••• •••. SO 40 . 50 • ...••••.. SO &CAC. 10,000 ••••,...••• X 200,000 lo s t 59 Prizes. Tlic first-drawn I,PO, Mutts, Xio each, X 20,000 The ;00nd-drawn 1,000 Blanks, :et° each, XlO,OOO More than half the Tickets are CURE TO BE PRIZES. • . T. DISH, the ContracAnr, purchase, as (ruin the itopularity Scheme, and tht. incrrerst" tug demand in Town anti• Country the Tickets and Shares have tdreatly riscti, and will most plie, hly rise again in Price. •,' Persons in the Country who may find any difficulty in getting 9.ipplie,l by the Agruts, are requested to send their Orders to the Contractor': fortunate Otficee, 4, CORNII!I.L, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON. TICKETS and SHARES for the present STATE 11 LOITERY, containing More rrizes than Blanks, are on Lair at the Office of HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Erokers, No. 93, ROYAL. EXCHANGE, witees No. 1,191 - - the last Prize of - S2O/100, and the only on in that Lottery, was sold in One Half, One Eighth, and Sis Sixteenths. The present Lottt.y begins Drawing the 6th of MAY. The Scheme contains 3 - - - Prises of - £20,000 3 - - - Prises of - - £lO,OOO, etc. &e. TO LOTTERY ADVEN I'URERS. pIDDING and Co. No. 1, CoRSHILL, and 3, CHA etric-Caoss, London, apprehensive that - there may be sowe Individuals who are not yet apprised of a circumstance in which all are interested t announce to the Public, that since the above Whets were opened, they have proved by far the LUCKIES r in the Kingdom; a fact which courts comparison, and challenges i contradiction. It is presumed, therefore, before any despair of success, they will try as above, where Mr. Guy, who built the Hospital in the Borough acquirk d £400,000 by Prizes, and where Bidding and Co would have realised s handsome fortune, • If they had themselves kept, instead of offering for sale, the 'fickets and Shares selected for tlieir custome-s. The present I ottery, to begin drawing May 6th, contains 6 Prizes of .4.20,000 and Li 0,000. and the Scheme is so arranged that every 'Picket drawn the First Day must be a Prize. ••• Piddlng and Co. have no Agents in the Country, but Or- I• der', enclosing the amount, post or carriage paid, will be punc tually executed. / A LL PRIZES ! NO BLANKS ! on the 6th of MAY. in the STATE LO ITERY, if purchased at W. MAR UN, fi, CORNHILL, Who is the only Lottery Office Keeper in the World that can hoast (4 such Luck ! Exactly 500 Tickets were 311 sold in Shares by MARTIN, in the two last Lotteries, and averaged upwards of £is per Ticket. No. 7,731 a Prize of £20,000 512 a Prize of £l,OOO Were all sold to the Public in Twenty-three Shares, irl thC Two Last Lotteries s Prizes paid to the Public .622,880 0 Total received for all the Tickets iu Shares acid by W. Martin - 10,851 2 llj 1 . Balance in favour of the Public - 'X12,028 18 Rich Cake will be presented, gratis, to every Purchaser of a ' Ticket or Share at Martin's Office. N. B. Persons residing in the Country may be: supplied on the same terms as if pre s ent, by sending up their Orders to Martin's I/intonate Office, $, Cornhill, London. I'ANICAL Lar fE l , i.as 8 1‘ th 'I st FT v a e n n cl am Co t . h res f e ed ctf t u h ll i y )ra a w c iqn i g ia o i f nt th t e he no P T U A bi N iC i , L LOTTERY for the 6th of Next Mouth, MAY. In this ttcry there are 20,000 Tickers , one half of which are Prizes of riuus denominations, valued accordiu g to the undermentioned ale, extracted from the Schedule of the Act of Parliament. Prizes. 1 Valued at £5,080 .C 5,080 , . lll9 15,920 1:00 30 6,000 600 • 15 9,000 2,000 5 7,000 3 21,000 10,000 Prizes. X67,OtV The Whole Tickets Price X.c.t. Ss. each, are selling at their Offices, No. 11, Poultry, 12, Charing-Cross, and 31, Aldgate High-street. Every Purchaser will be presented (gratis) with an emblematical Prinz, containing a strong bkeness of the Emperor Alexander, the blustrions Patron of 1)r. Thurnton's Works. TILE EMPEROR ALEXANDER, One of the Pattont of the BOTANICAL LOTTERY. CIA RRO LI, and Co. Stnck•Brokers, No. 7, IVCorn hilt,and No. 26, Oxford-sneer, respectf u lly acqua in t At Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that they-have an emblema tical Print of the above illustrious Personage, which will be pre. seined (gratis) to every purchaser in Dr. Thornton'/ BOTANICAL LOT TEKY, to he dmwn on the Ws of Next Month, Mar, con t3,nir.g 10,000 PRIZES, valued according to the Schedule of the Act of Parliann.nt, as under: Prizes. Valued at X 5,080 uo SO 15 5 . 3 1 199 Yoo 4.1 , 00 04000 .85,0 80 15,920 6,000 9,600 10,000 41,000 ••• •••••• 19,000 Prises. afa7,oCo CARROI.L and Co. beg to observef that the Price of a Tkket ft the above valuill..k Lottery, ti only .E 2. 58. and that it is very probable not a Ticket will he to be obtained at double the price on the day of &suing. SWEET NA 'rEl; P il o RE WD A E I T H and . T o 7 01 E N L o E E sr invested i her • Majesty's late Chemist, Mr. SAMUEL OXLEY, Proprietor of the Easeuces n(Ginger and Liquorice Rout.-The excellence of this Preparation consists in i i correcting all impurities which ari.e from dvca) ed Teeth or a vitiated state of the gastric juicr. It does not disguise a bad bt;:ath by * temprary perfume, Meg itself void of seem ; bat acts medicinally on the offensive cause. 'rite Powder is a most elegant Dentifrice and complete Antiscor. boric. The Lozenges are adapte , l for greater convenionee, being more portable; one or two being riken after partaking of savoury disbus or streng liquors, the puri:y of the Breath is restored. sold wholesale and retail by :i. Oxi.rov and Co. No. 6, York- L;treet, Covent -garden; also, by their appointment, at Sanger's, ixford-street ; Ward, Holborn; :Tubbs, Cimplide ; Ralt4ill e .oyal iidiaPP4 hi bases at W,94. :eh, BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 41, London Wall, opposite Bethlem. IMPENETRABLE I'AIN FS GROUND in LINSEED OIL, For Park-paling, Tiles, Sates, useful and ornamental Painting in general, and Weather-boarding of every description. per cwt. per cwt., Invisible Green 5Ge. Stone Colour 565. Dark Olive Gruen 70s. Lead or Slate Colour 565. Bright Olive Green 112 s. Light Llue sus. Black Paint 56c. Chocolate 50s. White Paint 565 1 Red Paint 40s. Yellow 566. Prepared Drying Oil to thin the above for me, Ss. per gallon. Genuine Ground Whitsl .565. I per Gal. Lead, per cwt. Best Sperm Oil es. Ga. per gall. Dtaahle Refined Oil 6s. EL Turpentine 11s. Single ditto ditto ss. 61. Linseed Oit ss. 6d. Pale Seal Oil es. ed. Fine Colours, &e. &c. I Pale Whale Oil Cs od. UPTON & CO. COLOUR MANUFACTURERS, London Wall, and KennettVl'harf, most respectfully recommend the above Paints to the Pubi ,aa applicable to the generalpurposes of useful and ornamental painting. They dry very quick, are very beautiful in appeal ante, And possess a durability which renders them peculiarly valuable, when applied to Work whit& is con stantly or partially exposed to the effects' of the weather. Adver tisements having lately appeared, recnnimending Paints under si milar titles, which are prepared from Fish Oil, or sold its an un grounded state, Upton and Co. feel it proper to say, that they are not, nor ever were connected with those houses, anti that their Paints are not prepared with Coal Tar or Flah Oft. .lActchasts, Stair-Owners, and the Trade supplied. AND IRELAND, CARLIANIMIT AREIELDLE.D. T HE humble eetitinn of the undersigned Persons reaidng in er near the Metropolis, being the Treasurer, Secretaries, Directors, and Mrbere of a certain vol.intary !:n -known, by the name oflthe MIiSIONARY St/CIE CY.; instituted in the year 1711.5, whose sole object Is to s p rea d among 'Heathen and other unenlightened Nations, the knowledse of the Christian Religion, • • auxtvicTst, That the Inhabitants of the popnleme regime in India, winch ' form an important portinn of the DritisttEmpire beiqg it.volvs d in the most deplorable ante of moral darkness, and.under t;se 11.- 111.11 race of the must alsemittahle and degescling superstitions, have a preeminent claim on the compassionate feelings and beuevo : lent service, of British Christian.. That this :ympathetie cl,sposition has been powerfully fit tltrottgbowr the kingt:om, and plans have been formed, and aae. quasi. inetrunumts and funds - provided f,:r the purpose of cx.:etid iirg tire knowlede , , of the Cheistkes 'Yetis 'en hi hone. ' That t!..e vharte-s whin'. have been granted to the East India Company have provided that every perso.etlesdrous of proceeding to and residing in that country, should preriotely obtain a licence /or that purpose-from the Directbrs of that Company. What although this regulation may have been proper and nectodi nary for commercial and political purposes, yet your petitioners humbly conceive that it was not intended to impede the probreus of Christianity, or place under the control of the Directors, a subject so intimately connected with the moral and iutellectual condition of man, and his final destiny. That this power, so vested in the Company, has unhappily been the occasion of obetructing, In a great degree, the ear cution of those benevolent plans which had for their object the propaga tion of the Chritian Religion in India. That the n 134113114 which have been expressed, both as to the impracticability of attaining this object, and the danger of civil commotion in attempting it, are regarded by your petitioners as founded either in prejudice or misapprehension, and are demon. strafed to bee, neous by the evidence of facts. That the M ':ary Society through else kindness of the en. cutive Govern which they tweet' 311 occasions experienced, and most gran ackneseasidge, have for several years past had Messionary st ions in the Colonies of the Cap e of G oo d Hope, Demaiara, Tieidad, Tobago, and also on the Continent of India, and they are willing to appeal to the Governors presiding over them, as to the character and proceedings of those Missionaries, anti as to the conduct of those who attend on their instructions. , That the Missionaries sent out by your petitioners—desiroes only of protection, and not seeking to be invested wish civil as. thority, wit not have the power any more than tise inclinat'on to promote C'iristianity by means of coercion—it would moreover, be inconsistent with their principles, as also with that success, which reqaires a peaceful, and not a disturb:el stare of society. That is the propagation of Christianity in India, their ?skis. sionaries ire instructed not to excite the prejudices of the natives, by declamations against their superstuioes—but to rely for their success upon the divine blessing attending a candid statement of the evidences which sustain the Christian religion, of the sacr.Al doctrines, promises, and precepts of which it principally consist, —and on their exemplary and blameless lives, attended by deed • of kindir2ts, and good will to the natives. 1 hat your Petitioners are not merely willing, but very desir ous that the Government, both at home and in India, should be fully acquainted both with their principles and their mea;ures, by which it will appear that their Missionaries receive full iiittrue tions on the great Christian principles, which form good and peacn.ble subjects and useful meintwrs of civil society. That your Petitioners being most firmly attached to the eon. stitution of the countr;., and ardently desirous of its true prospe rity, dignity, and perpetuity, arid being convinced that the sta bility and glory of Christian stations depend en the practice ut Christian duties, are conscious that in endeavouring to anise the principles of Christianity to the utmost extent of the British dominions and influence—they are acting on,the purest principles of patriotism, and rendering the most important services to their country. . . 'That in conformity with those views, your Petitioners receive the highest satisfaction from the resolution of your Honourable House, passed in the year 1793, viz. " That it is the peculiar and bounden duty of the British Le gislature to ptomote, by all just and prudent means, the interests .std happiness of the inhabi:ants of the British dominions In India, and that for these ends such measures ought to be adopted as may gradually tend to their advancement in usetui knowledge, and to their rekious and moral improvement " And your Petitioners therefore humbly hope, and earnestly intreat your Honourable House, that in the Charter intended to be granted to the Last India Company, such provisions may be made, as may secure the admit.sion of Christian Ministers and Misvonaries into India, and their protection there so long as they shall act agreeably to the laws, and to the duties of good and peaceable subjects. Agd your Petitioners shall ever pray, &c. &c. &c. TO MERCHANTS, TIRADE,SMEN, & ALL OTHERS. On the 15th of April, 1813, was published, Price 2s. 61. (to he continued Quarterly), No. Oct MERCANTILE MAGAZINE, AND 1. QUARTERLY MISCELLANY OF LITERATURE.— This publication, besides being calculated for the general reader, is adapted, in a peculiar manner, for the Merchant and Trades man. It is divided into four parts. Parts 1 and 4 contain Essays, divested of all technical expressions and abstrusi:y, on the Law effecting the various Transactions of Trade and Commerce Parts t and 3 contain amusing and instructive extracts from ex pensive and valuable works : viz. 1. An Historical Sketch of the Rise and Progress of the East India Company ; 2, The History of the Eriti.:lCoinage, and of the Medium of Commerce, fromWil liarns's Laws of Trade and Commerce; 3. Accounts of the Rut ,ian Character, of the Cossacks, of Moscow, of Knouting, &c. from Lord Macartney, Dr. Clarke, Mr. Coat-, Sir R. K. Porter, and Sir R. Wilson's IA otks ; 4. Of the Spanish Character, and of the to .en of Rom:a, from Jacob ; 5. Of the Language and Cha racter of the Chinese, from 12.errow's Life of Lord Macartney, and his Travels in Clrna; 6. Of the aiming Snakes of Hos Mali tor sick and infirm insects in Hindostan, from Forbes's Oriental Memoirs; 7. Of the French Conscriptipn Law, from Code de la Conscription and Faber', Sketches; 8. Of the Island of Java, the lianian Tree, besides a vast .variety of instructive Extracts from the best Atrhors. Conducted by JOHN WILLIAMS, Esq. Author of the Laws of Tr.sde and Commerce, &c. Etc. Printed for J. Some*, 1, Pa•crnoster-ruw ; and E. Wilson, 88, Royal Exclial.ge, CornhilL OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Apra 5, 1815. 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS. MA -111877's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Nuke, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pali-Mall, on or before Monday, the 3d day of May next, from inch persons a. may be willing to undertake the Supply of TIN WARE for service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinable at the expiration of One Year, on three months notice, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower ; and further Para cularg, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contralt i may hi known at the Secretary's Office,ln Pall-mail, aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals inukt be delivered seated up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Tin Ware ;" but no Proposals cm: be admitted after the 3d day of May, at 'Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same tfairr "either will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making It, 'or as Agent in.. 241 bellll4 MI attend. By Order of the Board, R. IL CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDN4NCR, April 5, 1813. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY', ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, That Propotals will be received at their 01ice in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 3d day of May next, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the supply itf BLOCK and GRAIN TIN, for service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinable ;it the expiration of One Year, on Three Months notice, at the option of either Party. Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon applicatbn at the Royal Braa FoundLry at Woolwich, and further Particu lars, together n ith 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 o'clock, A here the Pro. petals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Block and Grain Tin ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the suit 3d day of May, at 12 o'Clock at noon ef 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 Boatd, R. X. CREW, Secretary. ROYAL LETTERs PATENT'. HOUMA N, PA R DOE, and HOOMAN, having obtained his Majesty's Royal Letters P:ltent, for their in vention of a new meihod of making KIDDERMINSTER CAR PETING, whereby one complete pattern is made to extend the whole width of the piece, and for the sole making and vending of the same, beg leave to inform the Dealers in Carpeting, that various specimens are now ready for inspection, and sale, at their Warehouse, No. '26, Neweate-street, London, and at their Ma nufactory, in Kidderminster, the great s:'periority of which, over any Patterns that have heretofore been produced in.the article, will be manifest to those who may be pleased to Inspect them. PATRONISED BY THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND HIS MAYES IY'S ARMY AND NAVY. DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform their numerous Friends, Venders, and the Public, they have, after much solicitation, opened a Warehouse, No. 7, Wells-street, Jermyn-street, St. James's, and appointed S. Slee the Whole sale Agent, for the sale of their real JAPAN BLACKING both in Liquid and Paste. Purchasers are particularly requested to observe, the labels on this much approved Japan Blacking, are phin and distinct, (viz.) thus—the lteal Japan Blacking, nude by Day and Martin, No. 97, High Holborn, and biped by them, under which is their ad drt-ss as above. . . N. B. Day and Martin have no connection with any other house of that name, or any of those houses who sell a spurious sort of trash in their name, with a small as or nr on their labels. Sold wholesale and retail at the Warehouse, Wells-vreet, St. James's; and retail by Mr. Brown, Boot-maker, Piccadilly ; Mr. Taylor, Boot-niakt.r, Warwick-street, Golden-square; Mr. Allen, Patten maker, St. /Wallin's-lane; Mr. Shallis, 239, Borough; Mr. Mason, No. 4, Ja h n -street, I..ageware-toad; Mr. Stockhani, Boot-maker, rslillbatik-street, Westminster; and Mr. E. liamn'ontl, North Parade, Brighton, in stone bottles and tin boxes; bottles Is. tid. and lOd. boat: Is. Cid. and Is. each. FIRE AND LIGIrc. THE improved ME'CACIC COMPOUND for producing invantaneous Light without the use of Phos phorus, is beyond doubt the most simple and racy method of procuring Light. unattended by dre3er or difficulty, that ha* hitherto been offercd to the Public. From a Gm cor.v*ction of their extreme utility in all cases where an immetl:ate Light is necessary, and a confident know ledge of their durability and certainty of operation, the mate; rials not being suhlect to spoil either from length of time or change of climate. R. CHAPMAN,ChemIst, No. 442, Strand, opposite Bucking ham-street, Adelphi, has been induced to pre ere an eaten-hie as.ortment; naanufactured under his own immediate inspection, and fitted up in a variety of forms, useful aatl uniamcntA cases for the pocket from 45.6 d. to 69.; for the bed•chamber or counting-house, front Rs. td. to 125.; and in ornamental vases, ink-stands, &c. tor drawing-room 3, libraifes, and wriring.tahle., from Ins. to A. 3. 63. each. Likewise Chapmait's Patent Pocket Lantern, which fold, int.) the srace of a common pocket-book, and contains the above ',rept ation for light, is a convenient and ust•ful article to 111:litary Officers and tt aveller., or to families residing in the country. To be had m•ly of the Proprietor, 4414 Strand. B. Orders from the country must contain a remittance.— Merchaws for exportation supplied to at y asn.,va,t on liberal SALES BY AUCTION. • 7 I :,? • BEZIFOR DST P The Manor of GREAT' HARDW:CK, and a CatAtA BOLD IiSTATE, very elleble for iflVeitittic 1111..tery. By Mr. RODIN 6, at GarrawaySii, Jan "Fhtirolay. May IS, at A Wry Valuable Tithefree, m/ ExtrJ Parothistl o t kis. an* Singobrly 1/esirable Fit EEiioi.D cern.; prising the MANOR of GRKAT HARDWIrK, wi h he of Fishery in the River; and HARDWICK FAit NI, ccinsainiug , FOliiit HUNDRED ACE of excellent Meadow, Feeding Ground, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land. lying eionspor, with 'a spacious Douse and Offices, just put into substantial Repair a good Garden, Orchard, &c. be ':ands are in an excellent state of cultivation, Armin vine with Gantt, and a line stream of water runs throuph part of the' Estate: nearly the whole is tythe free and extra pat...dna', and forms a most e:igible Property, cituate near :sti. Mod. on the? turnpike road to Bedford, from whence it is distant ugly mkt miles, seven miles (ran the market-town of Ilitasin, tire loos • Biggleswade, and forty-two mike from London. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Baker, the tenant, wtie, Particulars may be bad ; at the Crown, Sharon! ; osseen, Bete ford; Sun, Biygleswade and Hltclain; Salisbury Amu Hat fi eld' of James Woitharn, Esq. Salle tor, Casile-strett ; Mr. lames• Crowdy.. Hammington. near Higliwortk Wilts t'sta GerrawaY'sl and of Mr. Robins. Warwick street, Golslen-square, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be mass. ' A CAPITAL TAR-YARD and GROUND, BiRMONGSUY, • with Possewion at Christmas tat . By Mr. srarr, at the him en Priday, May 7, u is, unless as acceptable offer...hall be pre vinudy made by private contract, AFREEHOLD ESTATE. very rAltiableaod im. • provable, containing near Acres, the situation ;saran'. lady desirable for an concern, in Russell street, erimpri. sing a spacious Tan-yard, large Bark Barn, Leather-house, Lofts, Sheds, Steam-engine, Dwelling-house for the rvanager, Counting • House, Beam-house, Cart-lodge, Stable, lIA Pi.s, productive Garden and Paddock, the buildinri ate very subs. antially erected, judiciously tanned, with the plant, within a few years pas., at a considerable espence, for conducting the concern to advantage, presenting a most favourable opportunity to a successor, with ground to spare, convenient for a Brtwery, ne any cot:cern requiring extensive tubes. Also, a Leawbold Hem and Yard adjoining, in Russell-street. _ _ May be viewed by cards, and Partieidari hail at the Mart; of Mr. Celdard, Gray 'a bin-square ;of Mr. Scott, New-bridgv street, where a plan mat be seen. The Land-tax Is redeemed. VALE OF EVERSIIA.M, w•)RCES r>:~stti Valuable PR EEHOLD and *FT THE-FREK EATATE, pro. clueing a Rental of One Thousand Four idun...red and Fury Pounds per Annum. By Mr. FA R EBROTHER, At Gat r.:way's, on Tuesday, May 23, at Twelve, (unless aa ac• ceptable ofi'er is previously nude by Private Contract), AVERY valuable and highly desirable FREE HOLD ESTATE ; consisting of the Manor or reputed Manor of Sheriff's Lynrb, extending over upwards of fourteen hundred Acres of I.and, and that capital Farm, with a suboan• tial brick-bail: Farm-house, iSardens, Orchard, Barns, Stabling, Bullock Lodges, Blacksmith's Sharp, and aU suitable Out-buildss ings, with four Cottages for Workmen, and ninety inciosures very productive Arable, Meadow, Pasture and Wood Lands, lying compact, well fenced and divided into handsome enclosures, and conta:qing together near live butxtred and forty Acres, situate within two miles of the Market Town of Evesham, an easy distance from a Wharf on the River Avon, anti 16 man from the City of Worcester, now Let on Leas; to Mr. Paul' Postan, a most respectabk Tenant, subject to a rent £1450 per antrum. This Pi operty is highly distinguished for the superior qualify of the sod, excellerey of the roads, et:l;l6B,in) , to good Markets, and the facility of water carriage. Prci: from Tydies, and the rates very trifling. '1 o be viewed. Primed PartietAars, with a Plan annexed, wilt' be delivered three weeks prior to the Sale, at the Office of Jol.n Hanson, Esq. No. 65, Cesancery.lane ; at the Hop Pules, Wor cester; of Wm. Lai Phelps, Esq. Evesham ; King's Wad, Glow tester ; 'wan, 'ressitesbuty f White Lion, Bath; Bush, Bristol; at Caraway's; and of Mr. Farebrother, &anion House, Beau. fort-buildings, Strand. DISTINGUISHED FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and LEASE. IiOLD ESTA:FES, of the late BENJAMIN GCLDIMID, Esq. situate at ROZHAMProti, in Suaßalt, six miles front Town. By Mr. FAREBRO'rHER, At Caraway's, on Tuesday, the gith of May, at Twelve, is Theta Lots, with pos3ession, by dieted= of the Executors, and with the approliation of the High Court of Chancery, - Lot 1. 1i41.14.1 GROVE, the distinguished, elegant, L and very commodious Kiderusbulle MANSION * with Offices of every description, is seated on a gentle eminence at the extremity of a beautiful Lawn, exceedingly wt-ll prof.ected . by groves of stately Elms, improved and embellished d• far as the art of man dare to rifle nature, by beautiful Pleasure „:rotinds• and Plantations of Forest -trees, and the choicest Evergreen. col. , lected front all parts of the world. The Mansion is calculated . for a Family of the highest distinction, the internal fittings are chaste and costly, the Apartaueurt are arranged in suite, and ills principal Rooms open by French Windows to a Terrace-walk which adjoins the Lawn, Sheet of, Water, and Plausstions, through which serpentine gravel walks wind round a part of this Estate, and had to the Gardens, which ars walled round, and clothed with every description of Fruit -trees, in fill bears- g, a Hot-house, 150 feet long, succession Phs, and suitably placed en- Ice-house, a Gardener's Cottage, Kitchen Garden, ant, sundry Inclosures of rich Meadow Laud, containing in tint whedeabout 53 Acres, with a Faint-yard, and suitable F arm-buildings. This Estate commands various Viet?, of a most luxuriant and roman it ' country to a great extent. but the limits of an Advertisement will not admit of the description of tile exuberant distributtans or nature, no justice can be done to her bounties. The property .mast therefore be ,viewed. '1 he Tenure is Freshokl marl topyhold. _1 •_ • Lilt 2. A Cupyhald Estate. compriling a most desirabie deuce on a smaller teak, tall.d the Rookery Ceotaze, at:aiding 1 the midst of its own grounds, wltkli arc di.posed in a produttliPie Gallen fully cropped, hhrubheries, plataitiont, Gravel W.dka. • and vtirdant l'ad.tocks, conta' • `.in the whole about fourteen•. Acres. with Stabling, Coach-honor, and owl ,Kll Yard. i I.ot 3. A capital Family Reeldenee, with Others, Gardena,' ' Ponds, Plantauons and Pkasures•ounds, called i•utney Manor ) House, and about sixty Acres of nch Land, pipiate .nut re • Lot I, and extending to Barnes Comn•oa:. Hi Id tinder tbs Bight: . Hoy. Earl Spencer, for a term or }curt, at a small mit. . . - 1 1 eLeriptive Particulan will be delivered at thr Atic.ion Mart , at Garraway's; at the (Aces of Maur.. Aden, CLlForst%-inn ; and el Mr. Farebrothcr, No. 9, Beaufort-Isobel:cp. wftcre liekeis to view the /Agates may be bad, and widow. I% h.ch no tenon can be admitted, sad where a PLati of du: r..ta L may be arm. Particulars 11w at the Toy, Ilomptost-Court ; 'tar and Barter, Richmond lb& Proposals ;nu& be delivered sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Tin Ware ;" but no Proposals can be admitted after the said j 3d day of May, at Twelve ti Clock at noon of the same dry; 'Other will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, i i _or an Agent, in-his behec it'll attend. By Order of the Board, I R. H. CREW , Secretary. -.- • OFFICE OP QRDNANCE, April 5, IBM L i THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- .:, JESTY'a ORDNANCE, A herety give Notice, ! i That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall 1 1 i on or before Monday, the sd day of May next, from such 1 f Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of 'TIN .1 PLATES, for service of this Department, for a period of Three i Years, determinable at the expiration of One Year, upon Three ~ Months notice at the option of either Party. i i Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the i 1 Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and further Partica- 1 4 lars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, ,; may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, i any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the ' Proposals must he delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals ; t ,for Tin Plates;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the la said 3d day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same days 1 c neither 'will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, It or an agent in his behalf shall attend.—By Order of the Board, II; R. H. CREW,Seeretary. It