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I I - fa AT . --- ,.,:xf.....- • - . . .. .to` . • --t-re .l4 a , / 1 / 4 " 1 111, OF • ....:_ -N I 6-.- 1 - 4 i . 4 I A , us 11-, ~.,,,, . . &Don 8167. SATURDAY, MAY 8, fsi 3 : PR;:CE SIXPENCI-RALPPENZtr. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY MARKET. (By Permissios of the LORD CD AMBERLAIN) For the Benefit of Mrs. BARRON, o'4 TUESDAY, May 11, 1813, will be performed the Tragedy of ROMEO and JULIET: • (Positively the last time this Season) Itnr. en, by the c•lrbrated AMATEUR of FASHION, who has generothily granted his ass.stance. His Office w H he opened on Sa•urdny, May 8, when T:rk , ..t. and Place: may be taken of Mr. Massingham. SALES BY AUCTION. SALUS BY AUCTIi)N. At the Londln Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth. on Tuesday, the 18th day of May, at Twelve o'Clock, THE AMERICAN SHIP CANONIERE. DIMENSIONS: Length 91 feet I Depth 13 ft. 3 in. Breadth 48 do. Tonnage 317 49-9 i Tons This very fine Ship, whit a large and valuable ('argo on board, was recently captured an her voyagt. from New York to France, aftCr a long cbace, by his Majesty's Si.ip WA as pi rE, a.td is con demned as Prize. :Ate is built of o:tk, is copp.T sheathed, deep waist, f1i.%11 deck, pierced for 20 guus, and bads remarkably fast, and having a good Inventory, may be sent to sea at small expence. She .sill he sold free of duty to the purchasers, and if dis;msed of by Private Sale previous to the 18th, no ice will be given. For viewing the Vessel, Inventories, and further particulars, apply to the Agent W. P. Smith, Esq No. 44, George-street, Dock; or to HENRY CANNING, Plymouth, May 3, MS. Foxhole street, Plymouth. LEATHER AND HIDE TRADES. ALL Persons using Leadenhail Market as Buyers or Sellers of Leather or Hides, are requested to meet on Tueslay next, thei ith instant, at Five o'Clock precisely, at the Half Moon Tavern Gracechurch-street, on especial business re lating to the proposed Improvements of 47-PH SH the said -Markets. JOEPPARD, Secretary to the Committee of the Leather and Hide Trades. MEiSiti. BOGLE AND SCOT' I 'S CO MMIS -RON. I.HE Creditors-who hive proved their Dely.b tinder the Commission against ROBERT BOGLE thr elder, RoBERT Bscts the younger and Wit LtAM SCOTT, formerly re Lt, l an e, Eastsheap , London', Merchants, may receive a final Divi dend of One Shining in the Pound (Foureen Shillings and ycnce having been already paid) on anlicrion to Messrs. Gregg and Corfield, Solicit ws, Skinners' Hall, on Saturday, the 15th of Way, and on terry succeeding a' urlay from Nine to Three. TO THE CLERGY. • ft{R. CASE, Assistant Agent to the Society of Schoolroas:ers. begs leave to offer himself as ACEN to Gentlemen who want either CURA ES or temporary Assistants h the Church, either in London or the Country. i :•tric!cst attention and honour may be relied on, and only a rea.onable per cottage demanded. Mr. Case likewise negotiates the Exchange of Livings'. Ate ; and he !ryas that al Cl, rgymen not in full - tr ploy will do hint the favour of oiling to leave their address.— Gentlemen wanting ssahanla, or wishing to dispose of them, may hear of purchas?rs, and As-istants may meet with employ in every deparme I in the erhol.sitic profession. Levers addres ed (post-paid) to Gloucester-street, Queen -square, vri!' Se duly attended to. IMPORTANT 'lO THE ARMY. Band W RIDGE, of CHICHESTER, having estah'i-he4 extensive Warehouses in that City, beg leave to ..I'.r the t se•vices in furnithing the Aardir in General, but wore ! artictnat ly Regiments passing through the Susan' Dis trict, writ N ce:saries, Clothing, and Accoutrements, of every &se: ;licit:. - I heir Stor• s :ere so extensare, and such arrange feb !laVt . b-en made to r nt patronage a d approbation, that ;Regimen! may be suppli• it a an Htl:i N.tiee, with every ar netr required for the complete op:pint:a of the Soldier N. B. Regiments going to or re• uroing from the Peninsula, noull fiiisl great advantagts in the contiguity of the above ware- Lewes to Portsmouth. Air A R R lOTT's improved FA:r ENT KITC. i EN . RANGE, which witi Roa,t, Bake . , Boil, Steam, Stew, &c. by :•te a.nall fire, with a continued supply of tel gallons of boil ing water; the consumption of fuel about one-third the usual qt:antity; a certain cure for strukey chirunies ; and warranted to ar.neer, (if nor, to he returned} never having failed in a !tingle it:stance. Kitchens fitted:tit with ranges embracing all the lase. improvements, wtth steam-t:oilers, Geens, hot. closets, and steam li,..tt,s. AU kiwis of :love: for Drawing.rotmis , Parlcurit, Halls, Churches, &c.--flitmahe Men - ropi, to t txure depr,:dators with. out injurittg them. Sproag -guns of 6ff:tit, nt cups ructions. A Patent Roasting lack upon an entire new principle, ca•lstritet. ed so as to require neither wei,4,hts or putties; the works being inclosed, are protected from injury and irregularity; from its ex tr:rte simplicity not liable to be out of order; and calculated for every kitchen.— l'o be seer in use daily at the eazentee's Ma nufactory, 64, Fleet -street, London. £20,000 for ite I!IRST-1 PAWN NAZE above £2O, On TUESDAY, 13th of \-T AY, the second Day's Drawing, With the following R•c't State it . the Wi eel t Prizes of 3 ...... Prizes of 3 4 ...... Priv vof And numerous other Prizes of £ ;00, £3OO, £2OO, £lOO, £so,Btc. being more than double the number of Capitals and other Prizes in any Lottery hitherto with the same Number of 1 lasts. qi BISH, Contractor, impressed with gratitude 1- • to the Public :or their distinguished favours in the unex ampled demand for 1 ickets and Shares in Via truly-p 0 tar Lottery, begs to acquaint them that t l te First Day's Dram ing is over, leaving the Wheel RICH DEVON", PRECEDENT for the SECOND DAY's DRAWING, when the fi•st Prize above X•2O is so arranged (at his reque,t) by (love, nment, •hat it canrot be less th • n 00—ati may h X ) OW, or XlO,OOO. Front tills circumstance, and the uN v.gu At.LZD GR ANDS EATS Pt 1 LEE W lIEEL, he does with confidence caret a VERY GREAT Demand for •t ickets and Shares; there fore solicas hr immediate Favours of his Friends, at his fortunata Office', where, as long as any Tickets can be had, they may rely on a chotc.l of ours btrs, WARRANTED 'INDRAWN; and should Persons :tithe Coun try find difficulty in being supplied by the Agents, the favour of their Commands, po , t-paid, at either No. 4, CORN111!.1., or No. 9, CHARING-CROS% will be rinci wily attended to. HE HEPATIC OR LIVER P;LLS rpHE HEPATIC, or LIVER PILLS, from their mild yet powerful effect, in carreciiiig and removing acid r.i,tiy and redundance of 13ile,has established a ch.traettr lor rho speedy and effectual cure of and LIVER COIVI- Pi •AINTs, that caonot be to , . hirthly extolled. In the East and Vest Indies, where bilious affections are most prevalent, they are producing the most happy effects, and, as in almost every part of :his country, have bectime the solace and comfort of thousaitils, who for years had dragged on a miserable existence front bilious attacks, and the distressing syniptoins that arise from that socrce of diseiise. These Pills at once i.nprove the complexion, appe tite, and digestion, caring the bowels front bile, wind, and heartdiatn, causitig a lively mind by day, and re'reshing sound rest by sigh!.—sold only at the Modicine Warehouse, 42 $ East end of St. Paul's Church-yard (half way towards Wattitg-street, from Cheapsidi), in boxes 4s. ed. and 25. 9d. each. TO IRONMONGERS, &e. 11__TOLMES'S PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS, -E- Without Flues, wrichuaite, in the higher= &Tree, con *rri ence, utility , and eronemy. It is a fact well hnown, that all Overs hitherto contrived for the use of famlies,which areattached to Ll:then ranges, owing. to the thus, occasion a considerable loss ‘.:l fuel, as well as diminution of hear. 'I o obviate this tr-at disadvAttage ha- been the study r 1 the Inventor of the Paint Do mestic Ovens, which are without Lie-, and which, instead of di minishing, lite! ease the heat, without the least additional fuel. 3. H. takes this 111.thod of informing the'l - tade in general, that they may be supplied with churn of three ("Ml.:cent sizes, with or without ranges ; as they heat without a flue, consequently there is I n danger of fire happening from them, which is so frequently the case with those that have flues. Veterince to tAnnlies of the first re'pectability will be given, wb re the Ovens mAy be seen in us , , and also at his Manufac tory. Castle-court, Strand, near Ledford-street ; and at Mr. Had- Iromnong% r, Brutcn-street, I:Lull-street; Mr Peachey, iron:nonger, Swallow-street, Oxford-road ; Mr. Hargrave, Iron clot 5 r, Greenwich ; Mr. Harding, Ironmonger, Kingston ; Mr. 1, ironmonger, Greenwich; Mebsrs. Schooling and LaWrence, Garden-str..et, WhitycLapel ; Mr. Brown, Iron ryyng r, Leatherhead, Surrey. AuAllowanal nude to the Trade for Ready Mossy. FROM WEYMOUTH TO AND FROM GUERNSEY AND JERSEY. • THE stont•armed Cutter the CHESTERFIELD, 1 STARR WOOD Commander, who has been upwards of 20 years in the Packet Service on the above station, -begs leave to thank hi■ Friends far their past favours, and to inform them and the Pubic, that he is now preparing his well-built ship the Ches terfield as a regular Trader between Weymouth and the Islands of Guernsey at•.d Jersey, and will be obliged to them fur a conti nuance of their Recommendation and Support. 'The said vessel has excellent accommoaa•ions for passengers, will be well manned by Seamen experienced'in that navigation, and will sail at stated periods, of which public notice will be given. Her first voyage is appointed for Friday afternoon, the 14th instant.—Weymuuth, May 6, 1813. NORTH WALE.-TO FARMERS. TO BE LET, IN ONE OR 'I WO FARMS, AN ALLOTMENT of fOUR HUNDRED ACRES, in MALL I"2EAI+I l' MAltqi, in the County of ANGLESEY, laitily'embanked and enclosed from the Sea. The Land ot etc Dent quility, and can be brought into cultivation at a very trilling ex:ience It i; within three miles oi the Town and Sea-port of Carnarvon, and there is abundance of Lime in the vicinity. Also, to be Lt . r, another Allotment of 180 Acres, of lighter quality, bordering on the above. The Landlord will make very liberal allowances towards bin:dung .nil fencing, co as to render these Lands a most desir• able objet. of speculation to a spirited Farmer po.scssing skill and capital. For further Particulars apply to Messrs. Poole, at Carnarvon; or at their Office at Pencraig, in Anglesey. ANTFRICA t !! On Monday next will hr published, ASERIES of LET TERS, with EclitoriAl Re. maths on the existing DIFFERF.NCP.3 (at , no to be dm cussed in bot h House of Pathatnent) be , ween F N:11 AND and AMERICA. Inscribed to the Earl of nARN icy. By Cap ain- I! AIRMAN. Comprising inforoiation ig. ly in.portant to the Mercantile Interest of both Countriet4. To be bad of J. Williams, the West Side of St.dement'' Cbi.rch-yard, and of all Boaks••llers of rr3pectAhilit This dai was published, price is. the Third Number, of THE PO LITICA L TEST \ MENT, which, together v i•lt the t ato preccilug Numbers, will be found to contain ttuti:s and pr dictions vast and iiniver.al acre to alt Wu and !be Four: Li Number, w.t'eh wit be pub.:shed on Satura,, , ,, Ml* tie 15th, will con aim A No - rue 13oott, or the Dangerous Work'cgs,of the Pet initial • pir t I Rapacity and Per a.cution ; a case of vital interest to the Re. r nue. of the Clown. and the securi.y of the property, cbaracter, liberty, and livcs of the People. • London : Published by M. J...es, 5, Newgate-street. SIR JOHN CARR's TRAVEI S fl! This day were publishe ', in 1 Volume Fo. rice Two Guineas in extra boar.'. , embelashed with S.x h• au ul and highly Selghed Views, from Drawings taken on eft by sir John. rIIRAVELS in the SPANISH PROVINCES t JL ANDALUAA, GRAN:I.9A, MURCIA, VALE' CIA, and C I'AI.ONI t, up to MONT• 4 !''RRAI', and also iu MA JORCA and MIN , 'RCA, during the Year 1 iso9. By Sir JOI-L4 .CAI 4 it, Knight of the O. ter of St. George and Constantine. " The - work will b- fx,nd to contain a lively representation of Spanish manners, as they now appear in the places which were visited ; ttgge her with nom •rous anecdotes of modern plpular charac erg, many • , fw..ich ar.• highly in e-t sting. Whoever s' all follow the steps of • r John Carr will, • nect ashy, take this pub- I.cationw Ith hini.”— itish iti 114 11. Vide also Mont'ily Review August, tit! t, and Genii. nuns Magazine, Dec 11511 . London: Printed lot. itterwood, Neely, and Jones, 20, Pate:. foster row. WI 14.1 A CLOCK-FACE AND 0111 FR ENGRAVINGS. Tins day was imblished, price Is. or Is. lid. with a stiff parch. ment back, and 13 to the Dozrn, TIE PARENTS' ANL) TUI'ORS' FIRST CA I'ECHISM of .hr DAWNINGS of JUVENILE K • OW LEDGE, gratitylog and stimulating the earliest symp toms ot curiosity in pun 141144, aid leading by the easiest and simplest means to an acquaintance with useful facts in common • lif t, in Art, and ill NaTure. ll'ustra•ed wi h a t'l tck Fate:, with moveable hands, by meat's i of which c!.ildr. n may b. tatty ht 'he art of telling the hour; with the po maul :he eonipa.s ; w ,th rri.restntat ions of the earth, and Bri;ish Islands; with ears f various corn, a plough, chur boat, &r.— Ity 11i. l'E L 8.% NI, Author of the Lt•Illi01.1 Printed 'to itichard Ph lhps, an' sol Iby John Sower, No. t, Paternoster-tow, and to be had ef a 1 Pooksellers, with the tull allowance to Schools. 1)1 whom may also be had, 1. Possut's First French Book, or a Spelling Book Vocabulary of 3000 words, Is. or Is. 1 t veil' m back. 2. Pelham's London Primer, 65:h Edition, with 100 cuts, bd. ; or 7.1 d. vellum hacks. 3. Mayor'.; pilling Book, 150th Edition, ls. Gd. 4. Aikin's Poetry for Children, Sts. half bound. BARIONGTaN'i BO t ANY BAY. This day was published, mat ly printed on fine wove paper, and tnrithed with two fine c"toured Pretts, Number 1. (price Is-) to be regularly continued every r aturday, of A NEW, COMPLETE, anti , k UTHENTIC IHI3TOitY of NEW SOU [ll vc its first Viso tati,n by Captain Cook down to the present State of that pro rinsing Country; its Natural 11 , story, Soil, Nature, and Produce; the Costume, Manners, a ri Custom 3 oi the Natives; and a p;:r ticuiar Detail of the ProcLedregs in founding and . stablishing the English Colony: with an . tccount of its Provess to the preseitt 'I ime, the Conduct of he Convict', and evt ry other nacres . Ptsticular.—liy IEORGL BARI( INGTON, Late (Aker of the Pt ace at Paramatta To which Is added, !Luta onon'sVor Ace to New SOUTu W /snits, with the Lite,Tr als, dtc of the Author. Accompanied with a finely engraved Por rain Second Edittop, improved a..d continued to the pre-uti. time. 'ibis work foams two litindsonte vtuume: in octavo, and may be had complete, price XI. 7s. boards ; or in 2s, Numbers, each Number embellished with one or more Prints, finely coloured, , ill us trative (4 Niantiers, and Costoms of the Natives and I Subjects of Natural History, coloured Team Natu re, with a ' Map ; of the Country. London : Printed for M. Jones, S, Newgate street • and Sher wood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster - ro w ; and may lie had of all Bookseller s and Newsmen in the United Kingdom. " We :.ave here a well written account of this very singular colony; an amusing sketch of the country, its soil, produce, na tive inhabitants, natural history, &c. This production certainly carries with it a safficiettcy of inarnal evidencethat it is really the performance of that ingeniotts adventures." Vide Monthly Roview. REVERSIONARY INTEREST IN THE CAPITA L SUM OF .£12,066. 13s. 4d. IN THE 3 PER CENTS. FOR SALE BY AUC PION, By Mr STEWART. • At his Great Room. 194, Piccadil!y, on Wednesday, May 26, at Twelve o'Clock, in three Lots, Lot I. T HE ABSOLUTE REVERSION of and in two full undivided third parts of the capital Sum of £115,3.53 6s. Bd. 3 per Cent. CotisulidAted Annuities, on the death ol a Lady, aged XI years. Lot 2. Th.e Revcr.ion of two full undivided third parts of the capital Sum of £36.. i•s.. id 3 per Cents. Consols, on the death of a Gentleman, aged 80 years. Lot 3. The like tint on the death of a Lady, aged 711. Particulars may be had of Messr,Daw-on mkt Wroticlaw, So licitors', -place, New Burlington-street ; an _I t.. 1 Mr. stewat t, 199, Piccadilly. VALUABLE, EX PENSIVE, AND IMPRtV FABLE FREE HOLD ES TA Comprising nearly the Wt-TOLF. SOUTH SIDE of JAMES-SCR EFT, HAY MARKE which will be SOLD by Alit; I lON, by Mr. S TEWART, At his Great Room. No 194, Piccadilly, opposite Albany, on Wednesday, the 26th day of May, at welt a o'Clock, in Two Lots. unle.s previously disposed of by Private Contract, PHIS ttuly drsitahle an, productive FREE -1401.D ES I - A I E consists of a spacious ranre of +Osten t al Premises in periect repair, let to highly respectable Tenants arid ar moderate lento, and occupies a frontage of near 240 feet, including the rid Est..blished Royal Tennis Court. a very con venient and well built Dwetling house, the Cahinot Maliti.actory of Mei•srs. France and Martin, the capital Urn under the same, which from its contiguity to stJaines s, Haymarket,l4 wet y pro ductive, excellent t.otts over It, a Building forming part of the Haymarket i heatre and the capacious Vaults, extending fur a considerable •!epth under the whole of the Premises. All in the iieveral iiccipations of Mews. Key and Co. Messrs. Winston ant! Co. \ fr. Kilighorti, Mr. Minnikiii, a•id Mr. Cox, and producing a clear Rental of nearly 1:-100 per annum Particulari nay he had of sirs. Dawson and Wratishw, • .vilie-place, New ihirl ligton street; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr Stewart, Pizc Willy, where a Platt and Elevation of the Itemises may he seen. l'he whu.e may be viewed by leave of the Tenants, on apply ing to Mr. Churchman, at the Tennis-court, from twelve to two o'clock VALE OF EVERSHAM, WORCES rERSHIRL Valuabt FREEHOLD and TYTHE-FREE ESTATE, 'pro ducing a Rental of Out Thousand Four Hindred and Fifty Pouuds per Annum. By Mr. FAREBROTHER, Carraway's, on Tuesday, May 23, at Twelve, (unless an ac ceptable offer is previously made by Private Conant), A VERY valuable and highly desirable FREE HOLD ESTATE ; consistng of the Manor or reputed Manor of Sheriff's Lynch, extending over upwards of fourteen hundred Acres of Land,'and that capital Farm, with a subsin tial brick built Farm-house, Gardens, Orchard, Barns, Stabling, Bullock Lodges, Blacksmith's Shop, and all suitable Out-build ings, with four Cottages for Workmen, and sundry Inclosurrs of very productive Arable, Meadow, Pasture and Wood Lands, lying compact, well fenced and divided into hanelsome Inclosuces, and com...ning together near five hundred and forty Acres, situate within two miles of Jae Market Town of Evesiaam, an easy distance from a Wharf fif the River Avon, and 16 miles from the City of Worcester, now Let ou Lease to Mr. Paul Postan, a most respectable Front, subject to a rent X 1450 per annum. This Property is highly distinguished for the superior qualify of the 'soil, excellercy of the roads, contiguity to good Markel s, and the facility of water catriage. Free from Tythes, cud :he rates very trifling. o be viewed. Printed Particulars, with a Plan awn Ed, will be deiivete. three weeks prior to the Sale, at the Office of John }-iansoi', Esq. No. 65, Chancery-lane; at the Hop Pules Wor cester ; of Wm. Law PLelps, E.q. Evesham ; Kings Head , Glou :ester ; Sn an, Tewkesbury ; White Lion Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; rt Garraway's ; and of Mr. Farelirotber, Lion, House, Beau fort-buildings, Strand. DISTINGUISHED FREEHOLD, COPTHOLD, and LEASE HOLD ES I'ATEs, of the late BkNJAI4II4 GOLD:MID. E3q. situate at ROILUAMPTON, in SURILF.T, Sot miles from Town. By Mr. FAREBROTHER, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the 23th of May, at Twelve, in Flirts I.otr, wish p,i.•esion, by dirr•ctian of the Extcutors, and with the approbation of the High Court of Chanctry, Lot 1. ELM GROVE, the distmgaished, elegant, and very commodious Modern-bui.t MANSION, with Offic. s U: every &set iption, is seated on a gentle eminence at ;he exiretnity of a beautiful Lawn, exce. Jingly well protected Icy groves ot stately ttlm9, inTrovcd and embe:lished as tar as rite at t ot 111/II dare to ale triture, by beautiml P:easure.grounds and Plantations or Forest trees, and the choicest Evergreen, col lected from all parts of the world. The Nlansi:in is calculated tor a Family of the highest distinction, the fitteinal fittings are citas:e and costly, :he Apartments are arranged in suite, and the principal Rooms open by French Windoss s to a Terrace-walk which adjoins the Lawn, sheet of Water, and Plantations, through which serpentine gray I walks wind round a par ot this E Fate, and lead to .he Gatdens, winch are walhd run I, and dolled with every description of Fruit-trees, in fell bears g, liot-house, 150 feet Inn„;, succession Pits, a 4.1 suitably placed an Ice-house, a Gar lever's Cottage, Kitchen Garden, and sundry inclosures of rich Meadow Laud, containing in the whole about 53 Acres, with a harm-yard, and suitable Farm buildings, this Estate commatn:s vane us views of a must luxuriant and romantic country to a great extent, hut the limits ot an Advertisement will not admit of the descripe ion of the exuberant distributions of nature, an justice can he dune to her bounties. The property must therefore be viewed.. 1. he Tenure is Freehold and Copyhold. Lot 2. A Copyhold Estate, comprising a most desirable Pesi dence on a smaller scale, called the Rookery Cottage, standing in the midst ot its own - wounds, which ate disposed in a productive Garden tully cropped, Shrubberies, Plantations, Gravel %Valk', and verdant t'addocks, containing in the whole about fourteen Acres,with Stabling, Coach-house, and inclosed Yard. Lot 3. A capi,al Faintly Residence., with Offices, Gardens, Ponds, Plantations and Pleasure-grounds, called Putney Manor House, and about sixty Acres of nch Land, situate adjoming to Lot 1, and extending to Barnes Common. Held under the Right Hon. Earl Spencer, for a term of years, ct a small rent. Descriptive Part.culaas wit: be delivered at the Auction Mart; at Garraway's; at the Offices of Messrs. Allen, Clifford's-inn; and ot Mr. Farebrother, No. 9, Beaufort buildings, Strand,where Tickets to view the tstates may be had, and without which no person can be admitted, and where a Plan of the Estate May be seen. Particulars also at the Ton Raniptipa.cogss; awl the Star sad Garter, Richland Hine CAPITAL DOCKS, AND SHIP BUILDING YARD, GROVE-S I BEET, DEP TP PK I). By Messrs. SKPNI N ER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Wedne.day, May 26, at IS, at Garraway's, lu one I.nt, ACapital and vet y Valuable PROPERTY, advan tageowdy situate hi ft ont of the nit. r Maims adj.piting his Majesty's Dock Yard and Victuolluut Office, at D.-ptford ; cent- prising a op! -ious Ship Buildres Yatd, with capacious Dock. and Barran, a double and +Untie Dry Dock, stver.d Buildiog Slips, three of wi ich are sufficiently large for the conelracting of line of battle ships, capital and newly erected Mou!d l.of and Cabin, with Rigging i.o't ov:r it, each 104 fret by 48, Smiths' Shops, Sawipits,store-houses,Counting -houses, Porter's Lodge, and wiser suitable Etretions, with an excellent and commodious Dwelling. house of hoidsonie elevation. The Premises possess a very considerable Frontage, have been long establi.hed in the Ship. building line, and are justfy considered as one of the most com pact and coalplete Dock-yards on the river 1 harries, or are equally well ca:cultted for any ciircern requiring sick a it nation. This ' Estate is Leasehold, held fur asompexpired term of 25 year:, at a very low rent. A part' of the We• Dock, with some acijniit. ing buil:lines, are let off to the Honourable Commissionen the 'lsransport linard for.tl , e whole term, so as to reduce the reserved rent for the whole premises, to the trigtog sum of only as:6o per ann.-I'o be viewed, and printed particulars hail °nine premises; also at Lloyd's, tlorraway's, and the Jerusalem CAE:. -bouts; of John Evan, I:sq. Solicitor, No. 5, Mildre , l%-conrt , Poultry; Ja• seph Car.tar, Esq. Solicitor, Deptford; Mr Ildlinge,.,)rititer, verpool; Mr Peck, Printer, Hull; Getch,Printer,<Bristol ; and 01 Dt, ssrs. Skinoer, Tuctiin, and Forrest, Aldersga:e-street, where a Can of the Yard and Docks may be seen: 111TaN:- HUM. Br. I'WEEN LAWLISH AND EXMOU !IL Beaut it ui Villa and Farm, Coacli-houses, Stables, and Out-bull." di gi , execnsive Gardens, Pleasure Groom's. Piantatioos, &c.; also 1.. n, with Garden., Stages aad Land, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, hose IT, at 12, In Two lota, A VERY ELIGIBLE ESTATE, held on Three LIVES. Lot t.LANOS TONE CUE FE CO rrAGE, 11.11 elegant erection, seated on a beautiful Lawn, elevatA d from the sea, adorned with' a very Mrlving Plantation and conimar.dirg a fine view of the Mouth of the Rivet Exe Exmouth, the Ocean Dawn... thi Feign, Berryhead, an-. 1 Torbay. The Cottage is phinnwl for the accommodation of a Family of distinction ; consisting of a suite of Three Rooms, nearly so feet each kill. commui leasing by folding doors, handsonv ly 6 ted Hp, Entrance•l tall, S:udy, Ste. finisli,d•with Goth:c Witidows to the Fiaors, opening to the Lawn, twelve Ded Rooms, three Dressing Roe ms, and aporcpriate Servants Offices, double Coach-house, two Stables, with sevsia stalls, in a yard, excellent Kitchen Garden, fully stocked, crop. ped, and planted with choice fruit trees, and sundry enclosures or excellent meadow, arable, and rough L..nds, divided by thriving 'ences, containing in all about Sixty-two Acres. with extend,. walks and eloping to the sea, which leaves a floe hard botch. Lot 2. MOU NT PLEA SAN t . INN, Stables, Garden, dm. situate on the Cliff, with a!, ng tt rrace in front, commandi. g most beautiful and extensive views of the river Exe, and the Ocean; The House contains a good Parlour, smaller Parlour, Kitchen, Closet, Dairy, Cellars, &c. two ..pacious Be 1 -rooms, two smaller, and a Dressing-room, with Attics over, an open Drinking-room, and three others, an excellent Careen, well Flamed, and sup plied with Water. 7 his House may be converted, at a small ex.- pence, into one of tl.e pleasantest Cottages in the County. The whole situate within two miles of Exmouth, foot' from T, ignmouth, and ten ft out Exeter • with beautifully variedrides, and good roads in all directions; th e 6 itua - knt not,cl Int the salu brity of its air. To be viewed, by applying on the Premises, where Pardee. tars may be had; at Mount Pleaiant Inn; Fountain, Flown:h. Dock; Hotels, Plymouth ; Globe,. Exmouth; London fun and Hotel, Exeter; White Hart, Salisbury; White Lion, Bath; Bush, Bristol ; Mr. Winstanley, Liverpool ; Mr. Barnes, Solicitor, Exeter; Messrs. Sandy', Houghton, and Roake, Crane-court, Fleet-street ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, •Golden-square. A BEAUTIFUL ES FA Ili FOR SALE, IN THE SOUTH • OF SCOTLAND, AND COUNTY OF DUMFRIES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE ESTATE of STIELSTON, in the Parish of Holywood, and County aforesai , !; consisting of 426 English Acres, or thereby, 450 of which are Arable, neatly , 125 et Pasture Ground, and about 38 of rrry valuable thriving Wood, mostly Oak, ce 25 years standing, with more than 100 Oak Reserves, or Standards, upwards of 60 years old, beside* some valuable and ornamental old Trees around Stielston House. This Property is situated oe the Banks of the river Cairn, eve miles from Dumfries (one of the neatest and pleasantest towns la Scotland), in a most delightful part of the country, and genteel and excellent neighbourhood, commanding an extensive and charming View of the Vales of the Rivers Cairn and Nith,oftbe Solway Ftlth and Town of Dumfries. Few ; rapert.es possess se many local advantages, or delightful situations fur building upon. The Premises and surrounding Country abound with Game, al do the Rivers with Fish; and the County of Dumfries has been long and tistly celebrated for the saltibtiry of its air and climate, the fertility of its soil, and the reipectabihty of its Inhabitants. The Leases expire at Whitsunday first, excepting that done of the Farms of allout 238 Acres, svniala :s current tor foitrYeara thereafter. ' The Propeeter has right to the tiends (which are nixed) and the public bnr bens ..re very sma:l Ferber particu:ass he girl 1.. y Rohm Welsh, laq. of Colinn, Ncrtliumberiand-s•reet, Eiiinburgh; Alt:al:der Mir, Esq. Writer io air. Signet, Edinburi;li ; or ht r , amuel Clark, jun. Wrier in Dumfries, in inhi,se hand, are the Tile Wet:, and a Plan of the Estate. The Wood Forester or Tena .ts wiU chew the Grounds, &c. THE CO RDIAI. BALM of QUITO, is Cie bast remedy in the Universe fur Nr-rvo•ts Complaiets, the most powerful Restorative and Re-animating Balm of Life and Heahb, and tee safest and best M..d.cine in the World. It is not pre tended that this Medicine can arrest the progress of Nature; but it is asserted and proved, that it will restore H. alth even where the Constitution appears to have Peen irreparably iejured. Those who I ave impaired their health by a residence in hot and un healthy climates; tie youeg of either sex, whose infirmities t! aten premature old age, a life ut nesery, and an e-rly (listr- • Iteitet ; and those more advanced in years, whose tottering less frames appear withered and almost worn out, are the more immediate objects of this soo•hing Balm, the benign trace rice of which may be ex:ended to the whole class of Valeetilluarians. For in all cases and iii all 3Zittil; where the solids are relaxed, where the constitution has received a shock, or is by any 111C2I:11 debili tated, this res•orative acid re animating Barn of Life and Health will produce the happiest eflcetr ; the cold and tremulous nerves will be warmed and steadied; the relaxed tiltrei will be braced arid rendered fit m ; the muscly eel Is invigorated; the sinews will he strengthened; the emaciated limbs will be covered wee firm flesh ; the cxliau-ted vessels will b.• repleni.heel ; the nape vecished watery blood wilt bcconie rich and balsamic, and i.s languid circulation restored to tire sanative impetus, which is the true criterion of health; the Languid drouieng spirits be revived and (Achill. a (.3; digestion will ho promoted; in shore, the tone of the nerves will be restored, and lei these means the whole constitution will he renovated. Feeblcress, lass' mite anxi, ty, melancholy, and all other deplorable symptoms of dill. ea-e will vanish, and strength, ared.ur, serenity, and every nee deuce of renovated h. alai wilt be the happy result of tahine this inestimable Balm in due time, according to the d:rections t r are which accompany each bottle. The Cordial Bairn of Quito is sold, wl olesale and retail, by Weston and Co. 229, Strand, London ; and retail by the lice& is of Patent Medicines throughout the Utdied Kingdom, prise 2s. 9d. ICs. 6d. ikad'Esuaili wages yo. by weick (Leto II • fkilling of es. CONTRAC r POR PURBEC STONES. Amrr-oFFIcE, April 27, 1819. PT HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS -a- SIONERS of Nis MAJESTrs NArr,d. hereby give Note That on Thursday, the 19th of May, at one o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Con tract for supplying Lis Majesty's Yard at Portsmouth with PURBEC STONES. A forms of the Tender may do seen at this Cffse. No Tender will be receiver) after one o'elsel, on the Ay of treaty, nor any noticed, unless the party, or an agent for him, attend,. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter, addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the sum of 4500 for the due performance 4f the Contract.