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41 °* I 111111 7 .°;11" • - • • • . . _ • • j • * • 4 41 111 P' . • •" 16 111 \ • . r • `‘, .• ..f . • r • rt .11 • \*. 7 ' • r• el • I • • . . • . • MINDER M 4. MONDAY,. JUNE 1, 1812. PRICE SIXTENCE-HAISPENNY. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, May 20, Idl2. N OTICE ie hereby given, That a Session of Oyer and Termin:r and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Offences committed en ehe Hill. Seat, triglin thtjurisdietion ofMe Admiralty of England, mill le hell rt ''e€ Pall, in de Old Bailey, London, on Friday the of Jiv.t NeAt, it eight o'clock in morning. NEW I.OCAI. !VILMA ACT. This day NVOS published, price 6d. AN INDEX to the new LOCAL MILITIA Aar, arranged under distinct heads, with references to the Folios and Sections of the printed Act, and of a size to bind up with Sold by fgerton , Military library, Whitehall; Asperre, Corn hill; Vheney, inner Temple-lane; ansl Hawkins, No. 39, Hi3h- St rent, Southwark. J. w. CROK ER. BIRTH-DAY , By Authority of the WEIR Hon. the Lotto CtrAblilltllLATN. ANELAGH GARDENS, Millbank, will Open JIN. on THURSDAY NEXT, June the Ith, 1812, in Honour o f }i l Ms,n E v . % Bran-Doe, with a Grand NAVAL and IIILITARY FELE, and a Supel b Eshibttion of FIRE-WORKS. Admission 2s. 6d. EXHIBITION OF TuEI IS NAVAL PRODIGIES OF THE. BRI EMPIRE. "THE Nobility, Gentry,, and Public, wishing to witness the novel and extraordinary effects produced by a toublestion of the powers of Mechanism, Optics, and Painting, are eepectfully informed -that, this unprecedented Specimen of Ars win condone open a short time to come, with the represen solog o' the BATFLES of the VILE and TRAFALGAR, eom. !remitting the manecuvres which ocrurred on those meingrable ewes, at the NAUNIACHIA, Princ.s•atreet, Leicester-square, Iran eleven till nine in the Eveuing.—Admittance to each, is. BIRTH-DAY, Thutiday next, the pre sent ST ATE LOT FFRY will be all Drawn. Tickets and bares Ire selling by HORNSBY and Co. 26, Cornbi'.l, London. Fissrear and Co.'s is the only Office where the First Two 4115,000 Pnles were acid, and aLo where the Two First £IO,QOO fats were sold; besides 1 of ifils,ooo 1 110,000 52, 10,000 78 47 5,000 101 of £4,000 • 2,000 . 1,000 500 All of which *ex; V Orders by Post or Carrier er re paid on demand. itecuted with fidelity and disp;teh. HAZARD, BURNE, and WARNERS, Stock- Al Brokers, respectfully inform the Public 4 that Tickets and flares fur the ensuing Lottery are now on Sale at their Office, Ito. 93, ROYAL EICUADIGt, London. in this Lottery, which conttsts of . only 8,000 Tickets, the Capital Prizes are nearly as great, both in Number a sci Value, as ut the last consisting of 12,000, and the - Drawing (which will in determined in One Day,) will take place on the 4th of / LINE, the Eines BIRTH DAT. In she f.oitery just concluded, the following Capital Prizes ire Sold and Shared at the above Office, viz. Na. 7,205 ...... £l5OlOO I No. 1,2 6 8 2,860 3,722 ..... 1,1)00 2,873 9,722 TO THE PUBLIC. WEBB, for favours already experienced, G milli his &acne thanks, and from those personrinclined a adventure In the Small but RICH LOTTERY, to Drawn &THURSDAY, the 4th of JuNg, be respectfully solicits a reference. Having now a great variety of Tickets and Shares for Sale, ▪ bisoriply established, yet fortunate Office, No. 17, LUDGATE-STREET, near ST. PAUL's, Whets the last Prize of E4OOO ever shared, was *ld; in One E4Oue Quarter, One Eighth, and Two Sixteenths, and Paid aliquot). *deers froth the C attesilltio,—Ots. women Securities bough t a b CominTsidoca' Irish lark Notes exchanged for British currency, and Bills on Dublin rgotiated by G. WEBB, Stock Broker, Licensed State Lottery MO 7, Ludgate-rreet, near St. Paul's. CONTRAC r PIM APPARATUS FOR. PUMPING WATER OUT OF SHIPS' HOLDS. NA PrOFFIC E, May 19, 18t2. THE PRIYCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERBof Nis MAJESTrs NA Ma hereby give Notice, That on Wednesday, the 3d of 11104 next, at one o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Con tract for Supplying Ma Majesty's several Dockyards, or any one or more of them, with APPARATUS for PUMPING WATER out of SHIPS* HOLDS. Patterns of Ms eletictv, end a Form Me Tender, wry be seen at this %fee. No Tender will to ►eiwwel after ose ithek, on the day 4" ere..ty, nor any noticed, milers the party, or en mint fir hiss, attends. Every Trader ova k atnrrpaaieJby a Litter, direst:ll to the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible Persone, enzaziaz to Monte honed with the Perm, teaderiNg, in the taw e X9OO for the ire perfrroweise of the Contact. Thi. R. his day wal published. Second lition, price 14i. O N DISEASES of the GENERATIVE SYS TEM.. Containing the Practical Tteatise on the hvernal wie of Cantharides in Gleet, Seminal Emission, Leuc.Arkza, &c. Illustrated with Twelve Plates. By JOHN ROBERT"N, MM. Printed for J. J. Stockdale, No. 41, Pall-Mall; and Butler, College-Green, Dublin. Late:ipublished. In svo. with a fine Ettgrivirw, prier te.s. — TliE GENEALOGY of the ENGLISH RACE . HORRE, with Remukt un the present System of Breeding Stood-horses for the Turf, &e. and Instructions for the Manzze. ment of Brood-mares and Coils; being the ntsult of many y4ar. experience on the Turf...hay T. H. MORLAND. • London : Printed for Harding. aft, St. James't-street. Tina. day wag published, • By HARDING, 36, St. James'q-street, London, In Folio, Price .C 3 Ss. TIORTUS SICCUS GRAMINEUS, nr a Col lection of Dried Specimens of BRITISH GRASSES, with Botanical Illustrations.—By WILLIAM SALISBURY. London : Sold at the Botanic Garden, Brompton ; and by J. Harding, 36, St. James's-street. THE LI'ITLE LOTTERY DRAWS ON THE KING'S BIRTH-DAY. TICKETS and SHARES are Selling by LADY BRANSCOMB, No. I, HOLBORN BARS, the Cover of Middle Row. The Name of BRANSCOMB has ever proved fortunate to Lottery adventurers, particularly on this auspicious bay, having then . _.. _ Sold in Shares, • 12,719............, ..... £::' , 000 17,686 ' £20,020 AND 13, 1 747 XIO,OOO. • 2,570 • 14,206 • 3,618 ..... the only Ptize of With others too numerous to mention here. 'N.B. The Public are respectfully requested to'observe, that Ilk I, liutsisto Botts; is the Only Muse Licensed by, and in thO Nam, sf, BRANSCOM S. NEXT THURSD A Y THE WHOLE OF THE • itriTERY - WILL BE DRAWN. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCJI, and Co. (the Correctors) rcepectfully inform the Public that the STATE siorr PAY will be drawn the eth oL JUNE. SCHEME. I Prize Of - .C 20,000 - is - aC20,000 ' I •- • • 10,000 • •• - 10,000 1 - • 5,000 . - . , 5,000 -: 1 0 I - • 3,000 - .• • • • 3,000 2,000 - • - 2.000 a . - 3 , 000 - . . - '3,000 4 . 5OO • • - 2,000 • 4 - .. 400 - • I- • lA® • 0 • - SOO - - - 1,800 • $ . . 200 - - - 1,00 100 - .- - 1,200 80 • - - 1,600 30 . . 50 - • - 1,100 c - - 40 - - - 1,600 40 - SO - - - 1,800 25 - . - 2,630 1;11U - - .15 - •• - 19,630 Tickets a Only 8,002 Tickets. • • nd Shares are on Sale by RICEARDSON. GooozogA, and Co. at the'r Offices, the corder of Benk-buildings, COrnidli, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross ; where, in the Lot-' lerysrate n on the soth April hat, they sold the following CA PITAL PRiZE;, in 64 Shares: )I °. 5 ,518 a Prize of £lO,OOO N 0.10,809 a Prize of .6300 11,:t - IWO % - 5,000 2,740 1.1 4 4:' - 3,000 3,238 - 2OO ,N 4 300 . . t . —NSON'S PATENT FILTERING .:111NEI are portable, never out of repair, cid will A ater of the foulest source at the unexampled rate of 100 i 3 pet day, rendering the Water in colour beautifully trans !Feld. The increasing demand he receives is a convincing proof 61 the superiority of his invention over any thing of the kind yet tiered, To be seen at work at his 7 4 .1anufactory, No. 6, Niortimer *Yu, C arrod:sh-sqnsre; and at the Bar of the Jerusalem Coffee -101,,49 Cooper's Court, Cornhill. N. Wat er Cl osets and Engine Pumps upon the most im rwo principles. --- RELIEF WITHOUT DANGER OR INCONVENIENCE, *sr ranted, and the tall cost returned, if not approved of after OD •frial, Wear, or Damage. S A LMON, ODY, and Co. V 92, .Strand, London, 1 , Solt-adjusting *r ICUS'S- MAN U CT U ERS to his 1( tIal Navy, the Hon. East-India Company, 6.1 e. dc . c. t htir l'rusies, without any strap whattnrcr, superior in t•'e a d cI rt to every otlat:r invrntlon on the abvh tems, and c_o_nc,,ntly r ecommend a tr'al to all those who ~ Frefer r perfect ! se , :urity to the gaping application of the common DM. lattchants mud Captain *applied oo Lberal terms. This day were published, price 2s. 6d. OBSERVATIONS on the THIRD REPORT of the Select Committee cf the Houqe of Commons, on the Affairs of the EAST-INDIA COMPANY, dated stst of June, 1811. Dedicated to the Marquis Wellesley. Part I. BATHOMAS MYERS, Esq. Late Accountant-General in Bengal. London: Published by T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. In a few days will be published, price Ss. In coloured boards. HINTS on the LAWS and CUSTOMS of AN CIENT and MODERN NATIONS respecting Marriage, Marriage Ceremonies, Polygamy, the Purchase of Wives, Di vorce, Adultery, Celib acy, the Descent of Property, Libel, Scan dal, Rape, Seduction, Fornication, Prostitution, Ste. &e. &c.; with the Condition of Women among all Nations, from the tar. liest period to the present time. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and Wilson, 118, • SUPPLEMENT TO HARLEIAN MISCELLANY. In a few diys W ill be published,•ia Royal 4to, price 4'3.35. THE Ninth Volume of the HARLEIAN MIS CELLANY ; a Collection of Scarce ' Curious, awl Enter taining Pamphlets and Tracts, selected from the Library of Ea.. watt° HAI LIT, sucona Earl of Oxford. A new Edition, with Notes and a Supplement, By THOMAS PARK, F.S.A. London : Printed for White and Cochrane, and J. Murray, I:leet-street ; and J. Harding, St. James's -street. • . EL ESPANOL. This day was published, price 2s. 6d. NUMBER 25 of this Spanish Periodical Work.— The preceding 24 Numbers form already four Volumes, svo. which may be had of J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church yard, price OS. Ss. boards. A Number of the said Journal is _ ost the first day of every month : containing Essays on Polideiriet Literary Subjectl iw several interesting Docunteitts concendng Spain and be: , a Progressive History of um Revolution of Spanish America, &c. &c. Orders for Subscriptions may be sent to any Bookseller In ele Kingdom, who may regularly receive the Numbers from J. John son and Co. price 2s. 6d. COMPANION TO THE COURT CALENDAR. This day was published, by Once, Cult rts, and FEN N ER, Pa terno-ter-raw, in one neat pocket volutna, red, price its. AGUIDE to the HUSTINGS and the HOUSE of COMMONS; or, Voter's and Candidate's Pocket Companion; in three Parts; comprising, I. All the Acts relative to Elections, arranged in pari materia. 11. State of Representa tion, &c. of all tha Counties, Cities, Boroughs, &c. of the United Kingdom. 111. Forms of Writs, Oaths, Certificates, Notices, &c. used at the Hustings and the House of Commons. With occo sional Notes. 137 a Gentleman of the bluer Ttmple. This day were published, in 3 v015..12m0. price t 3i. 6.1. boards, MEMOIRS of an AUTHOR. By JANE HARVEY. Author of Ethelia, Tynesneuth Castle, &c. &c. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London; and Ilenry Mozley, Gainsborough. " We White scruple in avowing that we have perused this with particular satisfaction. We were pleased to find a tale well told and characters well drawn, the whole may be recommended as a very pleasing perfirmance. Sotne• elegant verses may be found anterspersed."—Briti , h Critic, March 1815 Of whom may be had, ETHELIA, a Tale, S vols. 12mo. price 12s. boards. This day was puhii4hed, in Rim. price 10s. 6d. Airig&QCOSMOGRAPH Yi or, a PIECE of the WeRLD DISCOVERED; in Essays and Characten. By JOHN D: D. Of Christ-Church and Merton Colleges, Oxford, and Bishop of Salisbury:—.Tbe Eleveith Edition: To which are added, Notes and an Appendix, by Pssitt Bins, Fellow of St. John's College. Orford. * London t Printed for 'John Harding, St. James's-street, and White and'Cochrano, Fleet.st reel. _ _ _ Extract from the Monthly Review, for Feb. IAI2. " We recommend the perusal of this work In every class of readers, since it is in truth astore-house of wit and wisdom - - - - The old favhiened dresiin which those acute strictures on human l.fe appear, while it tithes little or nothing from their intelligibility, adds much to their force and lite': nese. The notes are instructive, the Index is extremely useful, fur it Is really astontsking how large a quantity of goodmatter !smattered up an 4100 14 the present duodecimo,* and the appendix contains an ample store of birch-letter 'lnformation, mid will introduce almost every reader to some nee/acquaintances; who have singularity at 'vast, if nothing else to recommend them." The life of the Bishop, and the list of his wotks, are particularly interesting'' Thia day was published, price AN HISTORY of the TRANSLATIONS which X have been made of the SCRIPTURES, from the earliest to the present Age, throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, and Ame rica. Composed•chivily with the View of ascertaining in how many new Language: the British and Foreign Bible Society has been the Means of preaching the Gospel. Now published as an Apptudiz to a late Pamphlet, entitled, Au Enquiry into the Consequvnces wf neglecting to give thikPrayer Book with the HERBERT MARSH, 11: D. F. R. S. Margaret Professor of Divinity in Cambridge. Sold by Riiingfont, St. Paul's Church-yard; and by Deighten, Nicholson, and Barrett, Cambridge. 0 f whoni may be had, by the same Anther, 1. An Inv try into the Consequences of peglecting to give the Prayer Book with the Bible. Interspersed with Remarks on some late Speeches at Cambridge, and other important Matter relative to the Briti.h 'and Forego Bible Society. '1 he Third Edition, price 9.5. dd. Also, a ebtay edition for distribution, price is. or 10s. a dozen. S. The National Religion the Foundation of National Editca- Con, a Sermon, pr eached on Thursday, lone 19th, in the Cathe dral Church of St. Paul, at the Yearly Meeting of the Charity Children. The . bizdi Edition, price Is. or 91. a dozen fa distil budon. S. A Vindication of Dr. Bell's Spann of Tuition, in a Stem of Letters, prise u. This day were published, handsomely printed in three large vols &Ivo. price XI I Is. 6d. boards. PSSAYS on the POWERS of the HUMAN MIND, to are prefixed an Essay on Quantity and an Analysis of Aristotle's I.ogic. • By THOMAS REID, D.D. F.R SF. Professor of Mot al Philosnphy in the University of Glasgow. , Printed for Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh; F. C. and J. Riving too, Longman and Co. J. Murray, and T. Haniitun, London. This day was published, in one large volume duodecimo, price in hoards ca. a new vcrtioti of mEDTTATIONS for the AGED.—ky JOHN BREWSTER, M. A. Rector of Boldon, and Vicar of Greatham, in the County of Durham. l'rinted for P. C. and J. Rlvinvon ? No. 82, St. Paul's Church• yard; sold also by 1. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the . utne Author, • I. The Meditations of a Recluse; chiefly on Religions Sub jects. The thi. d Edition, In one vof. moo. price in boards its. 2. I.ertures on the Acts of the Apostles, delivered in the Parish Church of Stockton-upon-Tees, during Lent, In the years 1803, Ibo 4, 1805, and 180 G. In two vols. Aro. price in boards 14$. This day was pnblished, in I '2mo. price Cs. in boards, PHARMACOLOGIA ; nr, 'lle • HIS"FoRtof, MEDICAL SUB.; I'ANCE-1, it. order So enable the Prac titioner to prescribe them with efficacy and vlegance and to dis pense them with accuracy. JOHN AYRTON PARIS, M.P. P. 1.. S. London: Printed for!. Callow, Medical Bookseller, No. 10) Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho. Where may be had, just published, price Qs. .Cursory Remarks on Corpulency. By a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. Also, Daubent on's Observations on Indigestion; in which is sati,f4corily shown the Efficacy of Ipecacuaoha, in relieving this, as well as its connected train of compls , nte peculiar to the decline of life. The third edition, with additions, by 1)r. Buchan, price Is. 6d. This day was puld shed, is royal tivo. with two maps and '2O fine Engravings, price el ris. hoards, the Second Edition of ILLUSTRATIONS of the SCENERY of KIL LARNEY and the Surrounding Country. • by ISAAC WELD, Esq. M.R.I.A. Author of Travels In North America. The Plates are executed in the best manner by Middiman, Lanseer, Byrne, Smith, Storer, Craig, &c. Primed for Leaman, Hint, Rees, Orme, and Drown, Pater noster-row; and James Carpenter, Old Bond-street. " In Mr. Weld this illustrious and beautiful scenery has found an accurate and able delineator. His pen and his paled have bath been employed with effect, and we have seldom seen a work that combines more classical illustration with a higher degree of graphic excellence."--Oxford Revie-i. May, 1807. A few Copies may be harin royal 410. with proof impres dolls of the plates, X 3. Ss. boards. Just published, in 4to. with Twenty Plates, price IE2 Bs. HIN I'S on the FORMATION of GARDENS and PLEASURE-GROUNDS, with Designs in various styles of Rural Embellishment; comprising nearly 100 Plans for Laying out Flower, Fruit and Kitchen Gardens, the Arrangement of Conservatories, Hot-louses, Stoves, Scr. •' interspersed with Remarks on various subject's of Horticultural Improvement, and Catalogues of Fruit and Forest-treep, Shrubs and Plants, adapted to Villa Grounds, from One Perch to One Hundred Acres extent. r r A few fine Copies may be had, coloured, price ES iSs. 6d. London : Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. James's-street. Where may be had, 1. The nerlitt's Guide, a complete "Frestise on the Culture and Management of the principal Fancy Mowers and Bulbous Roots. By James Maddock, late of Watwor.h. A new Fdition enlarged, by Curtis; with Representations of the Flowers, accu rately coloured from Nature, and Engravings deicriptive of the various processes of Gardening, and the Implements usedin ticulture, price Mt. and a few fine Copies, 31s. td. 9. Loudon's Treatise on forming, Improving, and Managing. Country Residences, including the Construction and Arrange ment of kw al Building", &c. Scc. Illustrated by Thirty En graving', 2 vols. 4to. pries XL 9.. • . . AT a MEETING of the NOBILITY, GEN. MY, I:LERGY. FREEHOLDERS. and 'NIMBI) TAN'i Sof r COUNTY of HEREFO:(I), convened bi TU•MAS JAY, list] High Sheriff, in puratumer of a Req3isltidi signed by many Gentlemen, Clergymen' Freeholders, and labs+ hitants of the said County. for the purpose menth eld ht sack Rrquitition, held at the Shire.liall, in the City of lies-dos* oa Saturday, the zSd day of May, 18U, THOhitAS .11.1", Esq. Sheriff, la the Chair. It was unanimously ite%olved—That an humble Addr. rs be pre stinted to Lis Royal Highners a? Prince Regent, espressive of the sentiments of grief and indignation wish which this Meeting is iniprt-P,e4l, by tesion of the unparallekd cruel and ou:rageons Murder of the late Right Hun. Sp:incer Prrceval. an act which has thrown the Conhtry into a state ct universairgluons and co n• rte, uation. Resolvtd unanimously—That the Addresa now prralues3 asai real he exncl tr,t the High :•heriff; OA behalf of the Tte, and that the Mrinitrs fur the Celerity be recut:steles present the aline to his Royal I lighness eh, Prince knew. RessPied unanimously, .That a Copy of these Resolutions and ofrthe Ad.:ress L idserttd.in tl.e ST to and STATISUAN News. papcni, and also in the HAIM:GAD atul Gt OOCEST CR 10011PIALS. HOMAS JAY, Clia . roun. leetie Sheriff had left the Chair s • **lt slat rlsiured.unsiniamously, nut th , , 'Thinks ef this lktet log be given .to the High Sbeitff, for Lit impartal conduct, and Lis readi•Jess to coonily wttlul,e wishca 41 the County. To &is itoyal flightless t'ie PRINCE Rustics'. The humble Atlilr. - ..ss of the No!ditty, C.ertry, Clary, Preekol. der , ant. ft)habiran:t of tho!l,:,.pnty of ( - leeward: We, f.ta loyal and bubjectr, humbly dear* to apyrnach the '1 h.rotte, to express to yr,ur Royal Highnera the bets- Otneuts of grief, horror, and indignci .11 esc3ted in our minds br the atrocious 'nuttier of your Royal Highness's late Prime:di* ster, the Right Hon. Spencer Perceeal; a crinta,whi h mint stamp a lastiu atttna upon. the national cbaacter,. uni, si ef faced by a general expressioa of the publ:c detettatio3 and air Lori-once. In the midst of the universal gloom and cohsternatinn ssifek this horrid outrage La% spread over tits country we derive I me consolation from the refiecuun that the vat: assassin had ne F art. ner or associate In bib guilt. Permit us to assure your Royal Highness, that we have ob-. served w,th sincere satisfaction your Royal Highncss's var . /ate communitation to thi two Houses of Parhainent mon this me lancholy occasion, and we beg to express our cordia'. a:probe:as of the measures they have adopted to eurfsequeuce mot Allow us to avail our.elv.s of ibis opprr.unity of eapressing our inviolable attaehntent to your Ituyil titglint,s's House and Person, and nur determiurion to persevere iu tier rreouoas bop. port of the Cuistitution 01 th_so• Realms. NEW PA rEERN EGIMENTAI.... OFFICERS mty have every int irmation, am! see the Patterns eyed hed by the Conimand.sr en Chia, at Summon and Sun's M•iitary Eit;blishment,New-atreet,coveng. Garden, where G...titlensen may be completely equipped for an, Regiment In the Service, at twelve hours not et-, and Cent IS to 30 per Cent. under the usual credit charges, f.er ready mangy, or Agents acceptance., only. 1l) be .LET, Ready I 'untiblle.l, at the Craige, Farnham, Slimy, twn large PARLOURS oh the &romd flour, and two BED•ROOMS over t with a small ditto for a 84.: tam, a good Kitchen separated front the other put of the House by a tare latrai,ee-passage one of the Pariontrs looking into a de6Bh4l garden inimitibtely adjoining the Bishop d Windses tee* heautital Park so generally admired fur its walks. 1.14 Grange is about three minutes walk from tke town of karobaim . . , . DEVONSHIRE.—TO BE COLD IN FEE, VERYdesiraWe ESTATE, situate.' in the Pa. .L.I and wi tun one tittle of dte rnMes town et 'Fives yin. It cons'iks of Your Farms, adjoin* each other, called GRIM? and Livrta GDR:ARAI', PLADnILL PYLIWREL, WALLDOWN and MUOR, and GREAT and LITTLE BRADFORD; no let n.i Leases to respremble Tenants at Net Rents atuounting to.Ri 113. Also an undivided Bth Part of t'..e Hundred, Mar:or and Lord' skip of 'river:on, *extending over the whole of that, several al jo nice Parishes and of the Royalties a-d Franchises tI ercof. N B. There Is a fine Frain Stream which rens throesh the Estate. For further Partie.uhrs apply to Messrs. Drewe and Labatt), New Inn. I.oodon ; or Mr. Henry Bretton, Collanapten. Devon, who will give directions for sherwitts the Premises. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ASPACIOUS' FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, at CLAPHAM, in SURREY, late in the occ t• potion of AINoLD Matto. It has tmdcrg ne a thorough repair, is entirely pew papered, painted, and decorated ar a con siderable expence, and is fit for the reccpiion of a genteel and numerous It contains ten best Cisamlnr., besides Others for scrvat.ts, and has large and convenient OiliLes. It has a Cr,vn hoose, Hot.hottw, and Kitchen Carden ; togt • I•er with a Lawn and Walks, ornamented with rare and enriaus ototies in pucul.ar perfection; containing In the whole more th.n l'wo his place may be tem up at a moderate expence, while it allo-da every comfort and retirement, laud can a:aim:iodate, trotn the •ile and number of its rooms, a very large family. Further particulars may be known by enquiring it As bow itselt, or by referring to :Mr. William Franks, jun. opposi.e tin 1 8 Iegh, Clapham ; to Mr. litockdale, Bbokieller, Piscadily ; Mr. Ackerman, No. 101, in the Strani; or Mr. Dawson, Bank Cof.. fee-house nearly opposite the front gate of the Bank; at which • sevry.,l dam I Ickets may be obtained fur feeineit any ay hose twelve I. seven o'clock. DEVONSHIRE.—TO RN 390, THE MANOR and ESTATE of PISWtLL. in the parish of Kentisbeare, In the count? of Deron • i con. . sisting of nearly 500 Acres of Arable, Pasture, a::d Meadow Ground, in divers Tenements and Farms, of which about 12! Acres are held by Tenants Will, at yearly rents.. &imitating to Xt2 5, about 54 Arr.', on Irate at the yearly rest of 25.2 I Os. and the remainder by 'fella-Rs under Iw:is respectively deter-. minable on the deaths of one, two, or three lives. This Manor is of excellent soil, and particuLitly adapted for sheep ; lies compact, is improvrable, and near to a blue rock of the best quality, and situated within three miles of the market town of Cu:lonipron, upon the turapike•road lealag thence t• lioniton, from whic4 it is distant about rght mil s. For viz:wilt the a b ove Estate apply to the Bailiff residing - thereon ; and for particu:us apply to Messrs. Grabens, Kanderle', and.Domville, Solic:tors, Lincoln's Inn, Londou ; Mr. Voysey, of Broadclist, near Exeter; sr to Mr. Brutioc, soixitor, is Exeter. -- 1 DEVONSHIRE.—TO BE SOLD, THE MANOR and ESTATE of EAST 'ASH. FORD, in the County of Devon, consisting of upwards of 300 Acres of most excellent Meadow, Pastore, and Ar abb Ground. in several Tenements contiguous to each other, of w)siels about 73 Acres are held by Tenants at Will, oefor a short terns of years, at the yearly reut of. €159 14s. and the remainder by Tenantsmnder Leases respectively determinable on thettleathe of two or three lives. This Estate has a Southern aspect, Is three miter Wow the Town of Barnstaple, upon the navigable river *law, and About five miles from the sea; any comm.:it' , may be sent to or from the premises by witer carriaye, and the iandtrise from the water-sld..: by a gentle acclivity. from which there ar•; picturesque views of the Town of Barnstaple, and several Miles up the river Taw, and dowu.that ever to the ses,and which view. also to is. prebend time seats of several Gentlemen residing in the neigh✓ bourhood. The North Devon Stag-lsoandt and ser_ral packs of. Harriett are kept within a few miles ef she Istaie.and the n:isk• bourhood is considered as one of the must pitastuat abd• beditili. In the West of -England. For tewing this Estate, apply to the BABE residioi thereon ; shad for Particulareapply to Messr"Grattarn, o.ln.lerley.and"Dion. c y tos ine . , ssear Sol ei•on. Lsilauceoison:owito:BLecustadLozzeNacklr.sscV.oiyiria,vott:road. - - - - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS :PRESENT EVENING, JUNE 1, will he performed, HAMLET. . . To which will be added, TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. To-morrow, Isabella; Isabella, Mr.. Siddons. IIITSON'S SONGS. In the Press, and speedily will be pcblisbed, In 3 Vols. crown Bro. hancisomt ly printed, ASELECT COLLECTION of ENGLISH SONGS, with the it Music, and an Historical Essay on the Origin and Prtlgrvis of National Song. By the late JOSEPH it ITSON, Esq. Second Edition, with additional Songs and Notes, by TUOUA S PA It K, F. S. A. : Printed for J. Harding, 36, Sr. James's-street. 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