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f► . - • ( 4 , A c. ; • , . 3 / P s • t * - _ lie :~ , : 1 / 1 0 i e:*l • ,- 4 ~ -- I tv. "4. . I t 1 4/ 11 : I. , "61L1 ... • ‘ Vo llll' 7W• TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1812. PRICE SIX*ENCIi•nALMMIT • IHEATRI ROYAL, COVRNF-GARDEN. This day were published, in giro. price i Qs:boards, BRITISH FIRE INSURANCE-OFFICE. SALES BY AUCTION. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 31, will be performed, . THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. A l alb', Mr. BARRYMORE High Priest, Mr. Ei;ERTON ; t on m o ogo, Mr BRUNTON ; Rolla, Mr. YOUNG; / Amo r, Mr. s /NCLAIR ; Diego, Mr LIsTON. High Priestess Mrs. POWELL ; • c o rs,Mhs S. 1300TH; Anne% Miss FERON. r o w hi c h wig be added, Brat time this Season, the Romantic Nicht-Drama of TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. Tuo w, Mr FARLEY; Agib, M.tster CIIAPMAN • Oglou, Mr. FAWCE IT; Kerins, Mr. CROSSMAN ; Captain of the Escort, Mr. DAVIES. Selina, Miss BOLTON ; Ws, Miss ERON, .(with au entirely new Song, composed expressly for her by NI. I'. Kink'). Zorilda, •Mrs. H. JOHN:3'I'ON. To-morrow and on Saturday, Julius Crzsar. On Thursday, The. Wheel of Fortune. On Friday, The Virgin of the Sun. LECTU RES upon Portions ei the OLDTESTA MEN r ; intended to illustrate Jewish History and Scripture Characters.—By GEORGE HILL, D.U. F.R.S.E. Printed for I.ongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater no. to ; Pew Hill, and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. 'THE DIRECTORS are ready to grant Policies for the Insurance of Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, Ships,Vessels, and all other Property, against loss or Zari.oje by FIRE, on Principles the most liberal and equitable, and on rms consistent with the mutual security of the Office and the Pub!ic. At the Ct:tonl-hoege, Dover, on 'Fleutedry, April Ilk 1814, at One o'clock In the Afterotp,n, I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS. hi sundrytl.ot , , 60 Call ,rs Spirits of Brandy 23 v /It•to t i F .rtiga Geneva (a ieral ttreegth fi Deal:rs)' 116 D:trol)itto fr.nt of legal ttrecgdi for Dealers) 77 Dcliy• Pieces of Canzlnic, 'lVl•ich may be viewed on the Morning of the Day offfido. N.B. Twenty-five per Cent. will be rogulnwl as s Depeelr. This day was published, In three vols. large folio, price Fifteen Guineas, in boards, DICTURESQUE REPRESENTATION of the MANNERS, CUSTOMS, and AMUSEMENTS of the RUSSIANS. Illustrated by One Hundrrd Copper Plates, beau tifully coloured from the Original Drawings; with an accurate Explanation of each Plate, in English and French. BY JOHN AUGUb t'US ATKINSON. _ _ _ Insurances due and payable at LADT•DA I' . must be renewed within fifteen days therefrom, or the Policies will be void. The increased value of all Property renders k in rneral ne cessary to prudent Persons to add to their insurances ; such addi tions will be made by this Office without charge for the Policies; nor will any be made for Policies for Insurante of 4100 or up wards. NAVY OAK TIMBER.---HANTS. To be SOLD by AUCTION, in Lots, at the Amber Inn, Red bridge, on Friday the 3d of April nett. at thre e o b e l er , pROM £4OOO to ,07000 worth of large OAK A. NAVY TIMBER, standing at BrockenLutst, Dibden, Swanwick. and Thrbfield. Printed for James Carpenter, Old Bond-street ; and Joseph Booker, New Bond-street. FARMING STOCK at the reduced premium of 2s. per Cent. Propos* maybe had gratis at the principal Offices in the Strand and Coruhill, London, or of the Company's Agents in the dif ferent Cities and Towns in Great Britaln aid Ireland. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. Ito 4:64 GREEK GRAMMAR AND LEXICON. This day was published, in royal Bvo. price I 53. boards, the Second Edition, greatly enlarged, AGREEK GRAMMAR, and G r e e k a nd Eng list, Scripture Lexicon, containing all the Words which occur in the Septuagint and Apocrypha, as well as In the New Testament. After the 24th of iarch, Mr. Toomer, at Brockenhurst, Mr. Junes Gandy, at DlNlen, and Mr. John Mawr, of Curbrisles, will thew the Timber and eve particulars. Maws. Webb i Webb, and Attwood. Sali.bury, will also furnish particulars. ii.!) This day were published, in 'lvo. price li. sewed, nBSERVATIONS on the CIRCULATION of V INDIVIDUAL CALL/ll', and on the BANKING SYS TEM ot ENGLAND. " Nothing but papers, " Let's See what they be; read them."--SnavaPEAßlt.• Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, Pater anster-row, London. . By UI:IiVILLE EWING. Minister of the Gospel, Glasgow. Printed for Longman, I lure, Rees, Oime, and Brown, Pater nosier-row ; A. Constable and Lo ; and Oliphant, Waugh, and Imes, I..clinburgh. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW BRIDGE-STRICT, BLACKPRIARS, EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT; For Insurance from FIRE, and on Livei ; and for the Grant an I Purchase of ANNUITIES. INSURANCES fAll:ng due at LADY-DAY w3l expire unless renewed within fifteen days from that period. The system of Fire Insurance pursued by this Company af fords every advantage which such a security can yield. On In surances OUT or LoN you, the premiums have been considerably lowered. A large allowance is made on Life Insurance; and in that, and in every department of the business, the Compary's arrange ments are attended with all possible convenience and dispatch. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. I V The Company ' s Office for the West-end 9f London, is at N 0.97, on the West-side of New BOND-STRzzr, near Oxford street. CANAL PROPERTY, POR raspy fN AND •FARLINa• TON WATER-WORKS, AND IN3TITUrioN SHARES. bit r Lt 1%4 To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT, On Friday,April $, at "Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, COVENTRY CANAL, a Share dividi n g X3B clear per Annum, expected to increase; Swansea Navigi. tion, Ten Shares, dividing ,CtO pr! Cent. clear, expected to in. crease considerably; Grand Junction, Montgomeryshire, Elles mere, and Rochdale Canal; Poristnoutts and Farlingtoa Waters Workaa Russell and Surrey Institution Shares. Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadll%.; at the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, in, New Bridge -street. Lately was published, In a very large Bvo. volume, price 6s in boards, LACKINGTON, ALLEN,'and CO.'s GENERAL CATALOGUE of BOOKS, in all Languages and Classes of Literature, new and secoud-band, with very low ready-money prices Whited to each article. C N oe` '0 L• 005. Ili This day was published, nt 4to. with a Map, Li .16s. boards, THE HISTORYof EUROPEAN COMMERCE with INDIA; to Which subjoin, d a Review of the Ar guments fur and apin st the Trade with India, and the manage ment of it by a Chartered Company, with an Appendix of authex tie Account*. Also may be had (gratis) wi:h the above, A LIST of VERY RARE and VALUABLE BOOKS, com prising some of the must costly and curious Articles that were ever offered to iht; Public. •,• 'I he full Value for Libras - 1:s. Finsbury•square, March 21,1812. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. at gt.4- By DAVID MACPHERSON, Author of the AnoalA of Coranitrce, eke. %IV ask Painted fur Lori:man, Hurst, lit es, Orme, and Brown, PAW sato-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond. si reet. DENTS JACOB hcgs leave to •infnrm the public, hehas removed to No. 57.1‘largaret-arvrt ' Caventliiti.-quare, where he vai:thilleb to give the fud Value for INA MONai at:d PEARLS. rel.. c. 14 DISORDERS OF THE STO MACH. Va g was ref foe° • • This day was published, price £2. 10s. A CHRONOLOGICAL ABRIDGMENT of the HISTORY Of GREAT BRITAIN, in Four large 'Octavo Volumes, with Gentalogical and Political Tables, dedi cated with permission to the Prince Regent, By ANY. FR. BERTRAND DE MOLEVILLE, Late Minister in France. under the Reign of Lewis XVI. Published by T. Cadell and W. Davies,7ltrand ; and W. Mil kr, Albemarle street. And may also be had, by the subscribers, d the Author, 38, ilrevrer-street ; as well as a few remaining espies of his Annals of the French Revolution. Ms day was published, price 7s. in boards, the 2d edition, with additions of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on DISOR DERS of the STOMACH, with some new idtasrclative to Ile Bile in promoting Digestion. By GEORGE REES, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Physicians, Senior Physician to . the London Dispensary, Lecturer on the Practice of Physic, &c. London : Published by Allen and Co. 15, Paternoster-row. Part the Second, on Acid in the Stomach, and its effect in pro• icing Gnit, Headache, &c. is in a tate of forwardness. DR. KOBLRTON'S NEW BOOK, Outlining 700 Pages' of Letter-press, the Second Edition, In 2 vols. 8-ed. price only tss. in boards, ► MEDICAL POLICE; or, the Causes of Disease, with the Means of Prevention; and Rules for Diet, Re gimen, &c. adapted particularly to the Cities of London and Edin burgh, ind . generally to all large Towns. ray JOHN ROBERTON, M.D. -Author of the celebrated Work " on Diseases of the Generative Systetr," Including an enlarged 'Creatise on the Internal Use .of Cantharides, &c. with twelve fine Plates. Printed for Stockdale,jimior, 41, Pall \fall. m This Work, independently of its information from the variety siF topics and anecdotes with which it abounds, contains a tuna of rational enterrainment. The day wassublished, In"attedecitne w price Ss. 6d. bound, A new Edition, being the Seventh, of SA.Lt,tiars tiisirotty OF CATILINE'S *if CONSPIRACY, and the WAR with MOO altaing to the excellent and accurate Edhion of Gottlieb Cortius. *eh an English Transition as literal as possible, and large Er g/ass/or? Notes . .--Ey JOHN MAIR, M. A. Printed for Bell and Bradfute, and W. Creech, Edinburgh ; and Ilona; Hamilton, Paternoster-row, Lon ion. Of whom may.lielad, the following valuable School Books, by the same Author, 1. The first Pourßooks of C. 1. Casa's Commentaries, with ass English Translation and Notes, 3s. r. An introduetion to Latin Syntax, 15th edition, Ss. 3. The Tyreettictiontry, Latin and Engl'sh, ss. 4. A Radial Vocabulary, Latin and En g lish, Is. 34. - 5. Book•keeping Modernized; or, Merchant Accounts by Doable Entry, according to the Italian Form, Ecc. /cc. 9s. p.f Noma, Hamilton may be had, all the Books used at the .. gh ScliJol and University of Edinburgh. Wfi.IB'3TOUR Trittounit GREAP BRITAIN. This day was published, price ICs. Gd. in boar It, OBSERVATIONS and REMARKS &ring Fonr Mersin Excursions made to various parts of GREA IBRI -7AIN, iu the years 181 G and 1811. By DANIEL CARLEFS WEBB. London: Printed for Allen and Co. 15, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, ram ' d's Eccentric Ex c ursi on s t hrough England and o 4to. Containing a Description of the Cowry, with the ~Stoan, Follies, &c. of the Inhabitants of each County, Milted with 100 Humorous Plates, price £.3 coiourcd, aid .Cs Ss. *ins L.Professi ona l Characteris.im. Consicting of Naval Squalls, Ml 'Broils, Physical Disasters, L-gal El.:ws, and Clerical La . Itentations, uttered by an Admiral, a Colonel, a Lawyer, s 4ctars and a Parson, in the Cuffee-Roons at Pr.ce ael In extra Boards. The Irish Valet, or WhinAcal Adventures cf as Trish Officer, teith Anecdotes of many eminent Person*, and the Life of the #utbor, dedicated to Lord Moira, ss. By the late' C. H. Wilson, ' IttLot the Middle Temple. . • EDUCATION OF THE PEOPLE. 1144 7 rut pcblhhed, printed in a close but distinct type, price .Is. d or 13 to the dozen THE POOR boun CHILD'S LIBRARY; being a Coll.ttion of Moral, Didactic, Economical, and Religious 4 :2"" , la Prose and Verse; consis:ing partly of Selections tram ant best and most pious Anthers, partly of Tract* published in a dtaached form for the same purpose, and partly of original pieces A lir the Rrr. S. BARROW, Vicar of Newtoo, Anchor of Questions on the New Testam e n t and ot h e r Wot ks. Vi r ,,__. °4l3 totalded as a pres; nt to Children of s leaving the ~,- -a - " I L% -"ant7 and Sund a y S c h oo l s , or t h e S c h oo l s of I.)r. Ist ,and is intended to ren,!er Education effec -`'w-cl Practical In regard to the moral and relig:ous Habits of 'fig Pavers after they have left any of those Schools. Of team the Author has avoided doctrinal Points, or whatever ild ßat i ,ditnitnah the univ e r ta i U t ili ty an d A ccepta bi l i ty o f h i s B oo k. Ofßioted fur RICIALD PRILLITS, 47, Ludgate-bid, and to be of all Booksellers. (11( l am mai be bad,the Author's 500 Questions on the New Z it esttatent, bang the only practical Means ever invented for th e NAMena of Christianity to young Paton:, price Is. Elegantly printed, on a fine writing demy, with blank spaces for the admission of remarks by the Botanical Student, and illus • trated by Copperplates, price 10s. id. in boards, ABOTANICAL CALENDAR ; exh:bitifig at one view the Generic and Specific Name, the Ciasi, Older, and Habitat of all the British Plants, arranged according w their time of Flowering, under each Month in the Year. Brevis es3e By the Km WILLIAM PHELPS, A. B. ••• A very small number have hten pritito on a thick royal drawing paper, with the Plates beautifully coloured, price . half-bound in Morocco. London : Printed far Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Fislbury-sq arr. This day were published, Very elegantly printed in large Bvo. price 15s. L'IVE HUNDRED POINTS of GOOD HUS BANDRY; together with the Boos of Hot's r.vis Ear : being a Calendar of Domestic and Rural Economy tur every month in the year; and exhibiting a Picture of the Agricaure, Customs, and Manners of England, in the Sixteenth Century. By THOMAS FUSSER, Gent. A New Edition, will' Notes, georgical, illustrative, and explana tory—a Glossary, and u,her imptovements, 11(W' LUAAI MAVOR, LL.U. Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture, Ste. &c. •„• A very limited Number have been thrown nil, on a fine wove quail() paper, elegantly printed in red lill4, black, Jur the cu rious, price Two Guineas. London : Printed for Laelsittron, Alton, and Co. Temple of the Muse., Fin-bury square. This day was published, price 10s. THE MUSICAL. HIVE; or, a Selection of some of the choicest and most characteristic National Nleludies, consisting of Irish, Spanish, anti Et.Osli :suites and Airs; to which are added Variati ins for th'!. Harp ur P 411,1 i -torte. Ey EDWARD JUNES Bard to hia Royal flight:cis the Prince Of Wales, Regent. . . . The whole adapted to the Peal Harp, and del.:guest for the use of the Editur's Sc.ho,ars, and other .unateurs ut that elegant itistrurnear. N. B. '1 his Work forms a Second Part, or Supplement, to the Author's Book of Musical Cu; iosities, recvnily published, and humbly dedicated, (by pertniaion,) to her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales. London : Printed for the Author, and •old at Messrs. Bir chairs Music Shop, N 0.133, and at Chappell and Co.'., No. 124, in New Bond -street; at Goulding% Music Warehouse, in Soho square; at Cleruenti and Co.'s, No. 2ts, Chrap:ide, &c. - • TRADES AND MANUVAC FURES. This day was published, Handsonviy printed in Quarto, the First Part, prine rq. and the First Number, price ad. of a New Work, ertitleil THE CIRCLE tit the MECHANICAL ARTS, or a DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL SCIENCE; be ing a Complete Guide to the Knowledge of the Manual Arts, Trades ; and Mantoactures. By THOMAS MARTIN, CIVIL lia/GINZER. . Assisted by •Eminent Mechanics. To the Pubiic.—lt has 'Seen justly remarked by those who have had occasion to consult the numerous treatises a.ready publ shed on the mechanical arts and manufactures, that they are su defi cient in detail, or so involved in abstruse terms, as to render them almost unintelligible, and therefore proportionately useless to the generalty of practical readers. The present work Is in- I tended to obviate the defects of former publications, by treating of the 'different subjects in a plain, clear, and comprehensive manner, suited to the purposes of the Practical Mechanic. The Editor has obtained the co-operation of men of the most eminent and experienced in everr !apartment of the undertaking; and having himself devoted a lon and laborious life to mechatii cal pursuits, he trusts that this work will form the most com plete body of practical information ever offercd to the public. The following are some of the leading subjects which the work will enthrace Architecture, HOMO Carpentiy, Jointly, Cabinet-making, Masonry and Brick f laying, Painting and Glazing, Pluneb-ury,• Practical Geometry, Mensuration Surveying, Canals, Bridges, Roads, Mechanics. In general, Mill-work, Machinery, Clock work, Implements of Agriculture, Turning in wood, metal, &c. Hydraulics and Hydrostatics, Pneumatics, Steam Envies, Water Engines, Pump-work, Metallurgy, Mining, Smelting, Casting, Rolling, and Boring, Foundry and Smith Work, Working in gold and silver, Edge Tools; Chemistry as applied to she Aria an,d Manufactures, Dying, Glass-making, Tanning and Curry ing, Soap making, Bleaching, Cements, Heat, and its applica tion, Manufacture of Earthenware, Paper-making, Drawing, Engraving, Perspective. Type-founding, Printing; Book-hind ing, Wheel Carriages, Ship building, Rope.inaking, Spinning and Weaving, Coopering, Hat-making, Carving and Boot and Shoe-making, l in Plate Manufacture, Brush-making, Comb-making, Baking, Brewing, &e tee. &c. CO NDI rioNs. • 1. The Circle of the Mechanical Arts, will be handsomely printed in Qdarte, Is &nide colunsua, with a new type, cast on purpose. 11. it will be published in Numbers, at Elea-pence each, one of which wilt appear every Saturday; and there will be Part published monthly, (with the Magazines and Reviews), price Three Shillings. HI. The work will be illustrated by numerous Copperplate Engravings. IV. It is estimated that it will not exceed 21 Parts, or 198 Numbers. London : Published by Gale and Curds, Paternoster-sew, and R4O and-Cords, klymouta. , TO THE FACUI.TY. ANY MEDICAL GENTLEMAN, des;rotis of relingnishing either the entire or part of a respectable Country Practice, may hear of an immediate Purchaser. Minute Particulars, addressed (post-paid) to the Proprietors of the Medical Agency, Nu. 18, Bartleterbuildings, Holborn, will meet due attention. Medical Practices, Partnerships, Chemical and Drug Busi nesses, constantly negociatxd. ASCSOOLMASTER wanted by the 2d B lion 88th Regiment, capable of instructing Soldiers' Chil dren in Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic ; according to the Rev. Dr. Bell's System of Education. His pay s clothing, and allow ances, will be the same as a Serjeant. No application will be at tended to, unites accompanied by satisfactory testimonials of cha racter, and capacity, from a Clergyman el the established Church, of which the applicant himself must be a member. Letters (petit paid) addressed to the Commanding Officer, Brishana, Devon shire, will be duly attended to. SLATER'S PATENT COOKING APPARATUS. • PT. LEMAITRE, sole Agent , takes the liherty • of informing his Friends and the Public he now exhibits for sale the above Apparatus, at his Warehouse, 34. Castle creet, Holbo:n. It is the best Cooking Apparatus in the kingdom; and the most clean, delicate, and cheap mode of steaming, stewing. roasting, biking, broiling and boiling. A dinner for 2CO perrots may be dressed with less than a peck of Coals. N. B. The Apparatus is generally in use, and ready for inspect ing from one to four o'clock. ON SPRING D,ET. " It is to Spring (observes a celebrated Physician) that consti tutional distaws come into action ; and if, at this scare, people were to adopt an alterative diet, much human miserrirould be prevented.. THE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not only very c•ourisliing and pleasant to the palate, but ample experience has proved it to be more efficacious in correcting the constitution and purifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet Dr:nk • or Sarsaparilla. p e ople i.ubject to eruptions of the shin, and such as are of Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will find the Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable article of diet. In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and Its use is adopted by several eminent Physicians. It is sold in a ground rate for boiling (in the same manner as coffee), price RS. nd. per poind, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. 39, Strand. Orders from the country must be accompanied with a rentittance. EXTRAORDINARY LUCK. FIDDING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill, (the corner next the Man-ion-Hou4e) sold in the List Lottery, No. 3486, a Prize of £20,000, and No. Y 921, a Prise of £4OO, in twenty eight Shares; and their general mass of varim.s Prizes sn greatly exceeded the due proportion, that If one individual had bought all the Tickets and Shares sold by them, It would havegiven a profit of upwards of £1 7,000 over and above the Prime Cast. Is not this LUCK? ietAL LUCK ? UN PARALLKLED Luck ? THE SPRING LOrPERY Will be drawn 50th of Next Month, and the Scheme embraces unusual a.tvantages :n favour of Adventurers ; for, if compared with the last Lottery 0fi2,00 ()Tickets, it will he found to contain, not only CANTAL PRIZEi of zguAL magnitude, but Dust.{ the vat iety, and more than roue TIMIS rug Nitwit& of pr..ficable Prizes; these are intrinsic attractions, which already prove irre sistible. The Public, therefore, are seriously advised not to delay their purchases, as the small number of Tickets are expected to be all 501.4 in a very short time.' At present, PIDDING a•ld Co. have .":11.t variety, at the Poo wrung Uf FORTUN No. I,Corn hill, the former Lucky Residence of old Mr. GUT, wh , ) accu mulated about £400,000 on that identical spot, out o f which he built and endowed the Hospital in the Borough. This day was published, a New Edition, into. fle. boards, of LEC:URES on the Figurative Language of the HJLT SCRIPTURES, and the Interpretation of a from the Scripture itself; to which are added, Four Lectures on the Rela tion between the Old and the New Testaments;as it is set forth' n the E2istle to the Hebrews. By W. JONES, AM. u These. Lectures constitute, in our o,,inion, one of the most Ingenious and valuable works of their Author; they are at once caiculated to illustrate and enforce Scriptural Truths; ro throb new light upon some doubtful passage, to enlarge the enderstan ding, to affe:t the heart and conscience, and s intulate the upright and holy conduci."—Eclectic Rev. Aug. 1809. Printed for T. lismiltost, 97, eatanoster-row. Of whom may be had, 1. A Treatise upon the Authenticity of the Scriptures and the Truth of the Christian Religion. By Jacob Bryant, Esq. New Edition, 810.65. - S. Observations on the Plagues inflicted upon the Egyptians; itt which n sbewn the pecisliarkg of those Judgments their . Correspondence with the Rites and Idolatries of that People. 11y Jacob Bryant, Bsq. New Edition, 810. boards, Bs. N. B. The remaining copies of Dr. Munkhouse's Sermons, vol.. svo. (published at £t. as.) may be had as above, a: the re• deccd price of 12s. • VALUABLE 'ITIVE FREE ESTATE—LaudTax redeem:4 TO BE 801. D BY AUCT lON, BY MR. PEYTON, At the Rain Inn, Newmarket, about the first weak in May sax t, in several Lots, AMOST DESIRABLE ESTATE, situate lit the Parishes of Svraffbant, Dalbeck, Dottisham, and Swat. ham Prior in tie County of Caaribridec I:murrain a va f excellent liwel:inl-bouse and Firming Oakes, sundry detacNel liomestalle, and upwards of One Thousand Acres of most 'Keel. Innt Arable, Meadow. Pasture, and Fen Land, in a high state t.if cultivatim, whereof posse's on may be had at Michaelmas nest. Descrir ve Panic dare will %Monty be published ; is the IMAM time applic-vion insy be made to Mr. James, New lioswell.caurt, Lincoln's Inn. Ladon. CAMBRIDGESIIIRr. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR AND F.ST ATE/ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. PET EON, At the Bell Imt, at Haverill, in the Couuty of Suffolk, about the first week In May (unless previoesly disposed of by Private Contract), In several LOts, TH E MANOR of S HA RDELOWB ALLMG- A- TON, in Shudy Camps, together with a very Indira& Estate, for the most part inclosed, situate In the several Perishes of Shudy Camps, Horsheath, slid Widow, in the C'ainty et Cambridge; and contahung near g7O Acrsi.ot Amble, M aft*, and Pasture Lanai, let to ri spectahle Tenants, wile are sake notice to quit at Michaelmas nett. Descriptive Particulars will publids-el prev;ous 'o cale.-aa To treat for the same, :poly to Mr. James, New ILowell-cestett inn. Lcn loth SiDIINISAM, KENT. Ellg:ble FAMILY RESIDENCE. with 01loss, Cfar.leas t and Meadow Land. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garriwars Calleawase, 'Change-inch Cocaill, Da Thursday, Aprn a, at Twelve, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held fur upwards of et) years; comprising ad excellent compact — Family Residence, the principal part erected vritin a Gw years, consisting of an E ntrance Hall, Dining Parlour, capital Drawing. room, Study, Storerooms, and sultatee spacious airy Bed Chant. beer over, canvenient Offices of all descriptions, pod Cellars, Yards, Coach-house and Stabki, and Outbuildings, ell in coos plete order ; and small Measure Ground, good Garden, Orchard, Farm yard, and Buildings, rich Meadow Land, the whole about thirteen Acres, situate at Sydrnham, in the county of Kent, only seven miles froth London, the property and rbsidence of Henry l'aliourdin, Esq. This Estate forms a desirable property far a i Gentleman's Family, excellent neighbourhood, and good roads in all directions. May be viewed by titters. Particulars on the Premises; at the Golden Lion, Svdenltarn Shooter's-7till; Green Man, Blackheath; Royal Mortar,Wool. wick ; omley ; at Garraway", lod of Mr. Robins, Warwiithb -street, Golden-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had. ROMNEY LtARSH. Valuable Freehold Estate, rkh Grarns and Arable Land s Dyrn. church, near Hythe, in the County of Kent. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Saracen's Head Inn, at Ashford, Kent, on Tuesday, the 14th of April, at Twelve, in Two Lots, 6, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land L -fa: itdeeme..l, and neal'ly Tythe-free, situate at Dym. church, in Romney Paarsit, neer Hytbe, In the County of Rent. Lot 1. An eligible Farm, containing upwards of !tupelos, acresof rich grazing and arable lAA, lying perfectly compact, with a barn, abed, and yard, situate on the road from St. Mary's to Hurnchurcb. --..---- Lot Y. A Ditto, consisting of nearly 35 acres of rich Grating Land, lying together and near the church, on the rood from Dym church to Burmarsit, both in the occupation of Mr. Weßioassay at win. These estates pay a modus in lieu of tythea, of see WI. ling per acre for the grazing land. May be viewed by applyiny to Mr. Williams, at the Resit and Crown Inn, Dymchurch, of whom Particulars may be bad; at the George Inn, at Lydd; White Hart, Ryei New Inn, Romney ; Saracen's Head, Ashford; London Ino and Ship, Dover; Foun tain, Canterbury; of Messrs. Batchelor and Patti', Solicitors, Ser. j, ant's Inn, Floet-street ; and df Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldembqoare I where a plan of the Inate may be seen. . ROM24EY MARSH—KENT. Valuab's FREEHOLD ESTATES, Manor, Fishery, Farm -louse, and Buildings, Cottage, Public House, and 17SO Ams Meadow, Marsh, and Salt Marsh Land and Beach, of which poistssion may be had at Michaelmu next. By Mr. ROBINS, of the Saracen's Had inn, at Ashford. in the county of Kent, in Tuesday, April 14, at 19, in Four Lots, - A VALUABLE and very improveable FREE- L 1. HOLD ESTATE, situate in Romney Marsh, in the palish of Lytld, near New Romney, is the county of Kent; comprising the Manor or reputed .Mattor of Lydd, with the right &fish ery . estending near two miles along the beach nand itt tlse sewers of the E•ta:e, and upwards of 1750 Acres of rich Diaciiihr, march, and salt marsh land and beach, with term-house and buildings, cot tage, and public house, all in a ;log fence, in the occupatioo of Captain Fynn, Messrs. &kee,,Russeil, Oyler, and others, acijo'na ing the lands of the Earl of 1 ha::et and Witherdea, f sq. This Estate is hightf improveabie, and by cetnporary fencing may he considerably increastd. Possession may be had at Michaebnas next. A very eligible property to invest money. • Particulars may be had on the Premises ; at the Georpe los. Lydd ; White • Hart, Rye; of Mr.. Steady, Baker, Vaiiramine ; Rose and Crown, Druchurch ; Ship and London Inn; ; and of Mr. Sltipdenv, Sobel:or, at Dover; Saracen's Head, Ash ford; Fountain, Cancesbury;- Hof Messrs. Jones and Ora., 1 4 4u411:equate ; and of Mr. Robins, Warvria strew, Cielied- R Vary, *vete $ pia* ei the Estate may be even. • ." . 11.•