Star. — London, England, 1808-05-20 00:00:00

•P ‘ • . . . .. . • s ; 3 . . 0 () 1 S•) • ' s •.4 4* ' ...- 7, - 4 •,:r , 1 7-_ •/- - - , N ? , .:' A t - ./,/ • • • 11: P . - . • ~,, N 1 1 / 4 l';.. - - Z h 4 ;-• FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1808. :kJ El{ 60129] Piuci Six-PENeE• • rht N ew Spectacle of the Hones Criminal, continuing to ;7.. berat orted by brilliant and overflowing Audiences with in creaszd a pplause, will be repeated every Evening until futher po tice, ASTLEY'S, WE€TMINSTER BRIDGE. oda t h e p a tronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, and Duke of York. TfilS EVENING, FRIDAY 20, SATURDAY and MONDAY 2;2 MAY, Equestrian Exercise/ by , 14 Double Company—Unequalled Manoeuvres on a Sires.: o dse , by Mr. Smith—The Tailor's Disaster or Comic Pursuit horse over gates fi d els, and itees ; Taifor Mr. Crossman. L a b t ime, A new Grand Spectacle, w dg hich has been sots e months 12mora tion, invented and written by Mr. Asticy, jun. called I:I4I4I3NEST CRIMINAL; or, False Evidence ;--pourtray w,in 17 new scenes, a microebsm of the Brazils; to conclude l ab the Fete, illuminations, :cc. given by the Governor of Rio u p the recent arrival of the thine% Regent of Portugal; wl Chaticters; Mesas. Crossman, Smith, Davis, Robe, )dam P ea rce, and Mrs. Astley—Various Comic Son4o, by Mr. auot—Tqconclude with THE MAN IN THE MOON; tot ie, Mr. Taylor; Clown, Mr. Dubois; and Columbine, i t auker. N on opened at halt put five—Begin at half put siz.—Half ote half past *fit. WILLIAM MILLIII2. respectfully informs the thit the HISTORICAL WORK by the late Right Hon. CHARIES JAMES FOX will undouhtecUy be pub lished on Wednesday, the Ist of June. It will cyntain an APPen dia of Original Documents, and a Preface by Lord HOLLAND. Royal Quarto, - price 21. 10. s. 6cL F.ach Edition is embellished with a Portrait of . the Author. N. B. All the Copies on *pliant Drawing paper, price five Guineas, are bespoke. "' ' ADMI.RALTT-GFFICE, May le, 1808. TO OFFICERS OF ROYAL MARINES ON HALF FAY. A LL . O ffi cers on the Half Pay of the Royal Ma- RINES resident in Great lirktin and Ireland, are hereby required to transmit to the Secretary vs the Admiralty, within one month from the date . hereof, : a n ai,count in writing of their age, past services, and present place of abode: and such a:: think themselves from age or infirmities unfit for further service, are to accompany their Reports with .q;.fficient Vouchers of their ray, and the causes thereat. The Officers resh t ent abroad are to make their Reports in Six Months; those in the East Indies ex cepted, who are allowe4 I welve Months. GL aLSGOVbr e MAY 12, 1808. A T a GENERAL MEETING of the CALICO -1 —V PRINTERS, MANUFACTURES, 8, and CO l'fON SPINNERS of this City, called by public Advertisement, to take into consideration the propriety of aeclarin g their sentiments 'everting i Bill proposed to be introduced into Parliament, to pro hibit the use of Grain in Distilleries fora limitellitime, r, May 19, 1808. Should any of ti.e said Officers neglect to pay due attention to this Public Notice l within the respective periods above limited, they will be cnsid.:. - ed as otherwise provided 4,,r, or dead, and their Names will be struck off the Half-Pay List accordingly. .by Go:wawa f the Lends Cistauslionen of the Adtginilis, W. W. POLE. voinicktiON 141G11 PRIEST OP THCIEWS WITH RESPECT TO THE LATE MR. GOLDSMID. This day was published, price 2s. A THEATRE TO . BE DISPOSED OF. ASTATEMENT of the Maurer and Circum stance: of the Death of Mr. GOLDSMID j the detailed Evi dence of the Witnesses, and the Charge of the Coroner to the Jury. Published by H. D. Symniczds, : % nd to be had of all Book,ellers in Town and Country. wlswriirsoN, wis h in g to retire, WA on tea wok terms; dispose of his ar.tl Theatrical Pro. ii rty .—Letters (post-poll!) a4dretted to him it Wcxford or Wa tl meet tie neitke. - " ! r iff GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which 1 boo, Drawing JUNE 518, is the only Lottery that ever e italoed SIX PRIILS. of X 20,006. SCI4EME. • Prizes of 420,000 . are 41 , 20,000 g -- 10,060 ...... *OlO 5,004 -e..;-- 10,000 9000 ~~ 6,000 1,000 ....... 5,000 500 -,-,.... • 3,100 100 ......... 1;0 441 50 ' ....7 1,500 43 ....= ;22,000 1 Z. •••—, 60,000 • r. 30 •-rzr 1100 0,000 Tickets. 4250,000 NO FIXED PRIZE. Tkkets and Shares are selling at all the Licensed Offs la {Madsen, and by their Asents in the Country. Itlite:SENT PRICE. Ticket XlOl3 0 I Eighth S 9 0 I Sixteenth if2a 42 15 6 1 8 0 N 0.4, CORNIiLL, and 9, CHARING:CROSS. Ti3ISH returns most grateful Thanks to the 1 • Nobility, : Gentry, and Public in genera', for their no banded favours in the Lotteries just finished, and acquaints ~lee:bit Tickets and Shares for the NEW STATE LOTTERY, tsbedrarra the 28th of June, are nose sel li ng as above , Where, i fa die Lot:Mies just finished, he sold and shared N 0.14,611, a Prize of .C 25,099. , Xiopeo No. 4182 §ogo '9iia spoo 17,966 5,000 :!4,5.57 . sopo 5,611 )11. 18,438 - 14,048 18,448 16,774 . 7 7 £l,OOO 500 500 500 The Firn-drawn Ticket in the f.'ity Lottery, entitled to the Cr* Had, Tailed at AVS,OQO, was sold at Bish's Offices in iixtren Sixteenths; also two other of the ‘ubstantjal Freehold !louses, value .4'9000. Schemes, with particulars, to be had gratis; and the fortunoe hollers of the above Prizes in both State arid City Lotteries, nay Live their money by applying to No. 4, CORNH(I.L, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. DERMODN"S WORKS. Tdrj was Fondled, in two elegant Vo/nnws, price I 4s. boards, 'RE HARP of ERIN, consisting of the POETICAL WORES of THOM AI . REsso , now ant collected, lip T. am . moND, Esq. Author /44 I:!PrnuldT• Printed AK Rice.% 0 PHILLIPS,. No. 6, Foldgfr l streat, Mark ard to behad of all Booksellers. Of whom ntfy LA, the POETICAL WORKS or Mn. R•sin, i• three i?lww.a, price 275. in boards. A NEW NOVEL. This dal was 1 11 44 11 !0, Prim 1 5 st In beards , EDMUND FirLAUARET, a Novel, in Three moo enfant, et pretui to forttulc:r Hated for Riciaan PHILLIPS, No. b, Bridge-street , Wea ken, and to 1te1.4 of all Boettlelers. of whoip may he had, The Ninth Edition of The WINTER IN I.ONFION; 3 TOIL 4f tt iss. The Fifth Edition of the WILD IRISH Gu l l., 4 volt ISL. A. 14 the Fourth Edition of the NOVICE ovr. DOMINICK, evois. price vs. BOER FAUX RO MANS dc Mad. GENIIS et Mad. C(TTIN. Tkis ity were published, by H. CoLion It, So, Con;salt-tmet, LE COMTE DE MICE, ou la Seduction sans Artifice, Nouvelle Historique ; par Mad. de Cien to: tames, los. Les bousenirs de-Feliele ; par Mad- de Gen ii ' , 2 !Nos? les. :4. Claire ; par Mad. Couip, 2 tomes, 93. 4. I e Siege de la Rochelle, par Mad. de (knits, s tomes, 12s. 3. Sinclair, ou la Victiose des Sciences et des Arts, par la new, 31 . • 6 . Le Dot de I.auson, pour servir de suite a l'Histoire de la !'"bwoc de Is Valliere, two tomes, 81. Folgisiteci;aOd for Sale by Ogle and Aikman, IL Ogif, Glasgow ; R. Ogle, 9.95, licsibOrta =engin" Ha -141t(m4 ST. Paternoster-row, London ; DOCI;OR sTENNETT'S WORKS, viz. 140icour4ei on DOmesile . Dudes, fine yellow demy, !Sato. r 34 "rit, prize j on Personal Stellii4ll ' yellow medium, horessedi Pnbit of the Sayer, floe yellow medium, botprtlseil, boards, n hod ; Works of Thema, Seclicr,L.l..lll. late Lord Arch. 'Professor, Can:chary, arranged and recommended by the late T. Harda, Edinburgh, 4 28s. bds. TM', Discourses preacised at the Temple'Chu'rch by T4om , k; al). Luc Lord Bishop of London, three vols. Enna. 4 Practical Discourse concerning Death, by W. Shetioas —tr b4641 .. 7 ,„.. ._easnpk•teDutyof Man, or a Syvtectl of Doetrisal an# `"14C.1 Divinity, by H. Venn, evo. board,, _ 741, t e hade to grayer, by haw Wa . .tti, P.D. boards, 2s. 64. Young Child's First 'said Second Catecklitn, by Laos "Ith, D.D. 4d. or 3s. per dozen. ledy of Practical Divinity, by T. Watson, 2 vols. bit. 14s. r, or a Discovery" of True ft fingialt as it imparts a P i t 4 oPia s. the Minds of men by Samuel Shaw, 12MO, . • t Cci asne tart' with Notes qn pa# a the itevelatiola, by the • T 7: SBotleass, D.D . Paisley, Kw,. boards, 6s, tid. anaav, of the Covenants between Gert and gAn, Com a body of slivitrdty , by Heri, to twy let, 6 14 boards 14 ' ' • twltc 'I !s day were published, Beautifully printed in Royal Octavo, illustraCd by several Plates, accurately coloured, price 41s. boards, ESSAYS on Fhc MORBID ANATOMY of the HUMAN EYE. By JAMES WARDR.OF, Fellow of the Royal CoBeg•: of Sur geons, of the Royal Medical and Chirurg,cal Societit.4, . - wd one of the Surgeons of the Public Dispensary of Edinburgh. Printed tlar Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Murniy,' No. 32, Flvvt-street, London. This day were published, p*l.l itts. in rto3rds, DJUNII JUVENALIS AQUINATIS SATI. Itz XVI. Ad optimorvm Exernplarium fidem recensite, perpetug Comment:Tin illustrate, atque Itiocenno et Arguments instrucm, a GEORGIO ALEX. RUPERTI. Secundum Edito r:cm Gottingensem. Accedit Index copiosissimus. Oxonii Sumtibus J. Cooke et J. Parker; F. et C. Rivington, I. Payne et 1. Mackinlay, R. H. Evans, et W. 11. Lunn, Londint. IN THE PRESS, Herodotne, Genet., Reizii, 2 vol; two. torti 1 ...05 0 4 ITA Ct li zs ; aye'. This day was published, containing JO large Sheet Maps, co loured, price fair guineas,. half bound ; fine Copies six guiniati, LAVOISNE's NEW GENEOLOGICAI., HIS TORICAL, and CHRONOLCIOICAL ATLAS ; being a COmplete Obi& to History, bath Ancient and Modern ; exhibit- It* an accurate; Account of the Origin, Descent, sniMarriages of all the Royal Families, from the Le iituing of the World to the present time; with a short Historical Account of the remarkable *vent; that happened during the Reigns of each Emperor, King, Queen, Prince, &c. in the above Period. Sold by J. Earlie:d, Wariour.oreet ; Dillon and eo. Soho square ; Hatchard, ; Faulder, Bond-street ; Longman, Hurst, and Co. Paternoster-row ; Lackington, Allen and Co. Finsbury-square; Richardson Royal E:tAtAnge ; and by all the principal Booksellers in the United Kingdom. This day was published, (embellished with a Portrait, &c.) In eighteen volumes demy octavo, - price nine guineas, and 08 royal paper, price twelve guineas extra bo;rds, THE WORKS of JOHN DRYDEN, with a LIFE of the AUTHOR, and lslales, Htaorical, Critical, and Explanatory, By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Anthox a the Lay of the Last Minstrel, Marmion, &c. &e. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. It i; a circumstance neithei!hoilourable to our taste, no to our nationid feeling, that an hundred years have elapsed since the death of Dryden (cne of the greatest names in English Poetry), without having furnished a Complete Edition of his V4lts. In the earlier part of the last Century, it is possible that the govral and 'ulibounded admiration of Pope, and the school of Poetry which he foundO, diverted the Nblic attentionit - cm a writer inferior in taste, though esccliing him in genius —deficient in cor rectness, though far superior in energy of thought and diction.— But a:, .t islorig since the r : blic have looked hack with a favour able eye on the works of the Ancient and powerful poets of the sevenii.enth century, it is precut - fled that a Complete Edition of Dryth.n's Writings, comps. _bending his original Works of every description, must now be considered as filling up the disgraceful blank in the ti nature of England. The Teat in this publication is given accurately from the b st editior.s. Thp Notes and Illustrations arc such as have been dic tated by the Editor's deep sense of the importance of the task. A POETICAL LIBRARY. This day was published, in Six elegant Volumes, post octavo, embellished with • Portrait; by CAROLINE WATSON, price Three Pounds in boards, or Three Pounds Ten Shilli ngs eta wily bound, fur a Literary, present, • ' • CABINET OF' POETRY • containing the .11. best ENTIRE PIECES which are to be ;pendia the Wo aes of the Barristi POETS, from MILTON . to BEATTIE; printed in Chronological Series; and the Work; of o'reth Poet pre- faced by an Account of his Life and Character. • Selected by S. J. PRATT, Esq. - - - - " If the grain were separated from the chaff which fills the Woks of our National Poets, what is truly valuable would Ix to what is useless in the proportion of a Moklilli to a mountain." BURKE. " The Poets at large, like th 2 Statutes at lame, are proverl4ol for the quantity of worthless iunthes: which they' contain, :and have long been a heavY tax on the purse and patience of the Pub lic."—Pa ir ACI. Printed for kicomto PHILLIP*, N 0.6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all Bocd.selly7s. N. B, To afford an adequate idea of the singular wculli of the aboye4neetioned Work, it will be necessary simply to enumerate the names of the Poets, the best of whose Works, unaltered and unabridged, occupy its pages. • " VV.. I. Milton. VOL. 11. Cowley, Rochester, Halifax, Pushes, lifillisr, POrnfret, Parnell, BUckingham, Butler, Pldllipc , Garth, Fenton, Deohant, King, Rowe, yatden, DrPliLne Sratt, Addison, Gay, VQL. 111. Prior, Somerville, Savage, Swift, Poe• Ptiffsisctn; Hill, Falconer, Tfekoll, 1 Lanmoncl, Broou,c, AVatia, "Blair. VQL. IV, Thrernsotki A. Phillips, Collins, Akensi4e, Mallet, Ijamilton. Dye!, Young. VOL V, Croy, Churchill, . Grainger, I.anghorae, R. 'West, Lloyd, Smollet, • Bruce, Lyttleton, •Arthstrong, Chatterton, Moore, Cunni ngham; Green, Brosin, Shaw, U.Thrigspaun, Cooper, Dodsley, I.Ovibonci, Cawthorg„ 'Go smith, Airiart, Penrose. ' VOL VI. boßckle, Vs - bitelsead*, t Logan, Mason, Jar , . lentils, NVarton Burns, geottts Grzme, Cotton, B e attie, lohnozn f ;ikon r, t l Mß ck i t. , .J. GAMBLE'S BRITISH TEA. THE T. CAMBIA has been fnvoured with manyCr&ses of its efficacy, and the congratUlations of nu merous Clergymen—for tt,'l. benefit of the afflicted, the following few Cases are subjoined : ' TO THE BEV. J. GAMBLE, SEDI.ING, DORSET. Sir—Hiving laboured under a continual sick head-ache, and bi lious vomiting for 'the last t:-0 years.' I pm chased at yogir wholesale Agent's, Mr. 8UT1.1,7R, No. 4, Cheapsidi, a packet of yout Bri tish Tea. By taking it agreeably to the directions, I was aelieved, and have continued taking It invariably to this time. I hauethe pleasure to inform you I have not. for theselast three months, ex perienced any sick head-aeig or bilious disordet, which I entirely attribute to taking your Tea. In justice to you"for so happy discov'ery, andior the goud of the community, you are at liberty to make my case kgiown.—l 81r, your obedient servant, • ELIZ. No. 77, Sun-street, Bishopsgate, London, Jan. 29.• Sir—Owing to a sedegtary life &gin' the free pse of Fofign Tea, my nerves were at timek so much affected as to be deprived of rest—any thut,ghts were occupied with the most frightful imagi nations and stUtings in guysleep. I had the mos; able advice, 'eon to no purpose. Variaus mcsns wee, tried, but without ,ucc&:s 1 wu prevailed on to try CASIBLef 13111TISII TrA—l pro."Ked packet at Messrs. Hazas4 and Binn's, 'Bath, which I drxills4oLvy morning, and 'have contin4ed it for some months. Its sisfifbriuus qualities has restored me 'to good health, bUt if at any Time I 'drink foreign 'Tea, I feel ir4 tuneful effect; —•I am, Sir, your humble servant, #. BROWN. Pulteneyatreet Bath, January 30, 180 S. Soid wholesite sad retail at Mr. Butler's, NQ. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paterannod rst:taii-lrposyv,mLosotnedeuonn4rl.ooßkiaxpercuer,; Eandilinlgigerdgib. and GlaigoW ; eine Venders, in packeti at 4s. 94. an 4 G 4. each. • " `NORTHUMBERLAND. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE Valuable and t sten-sive VREEHOLEO MANOR or I : NRDSIIIP of BELFORD, conipriaing the whole . of the Town Of Bobrd—The Eli Bell inn and •Psist House, lately enlarged and fitted up at a g . item eapence—The Per petual Advowson—The substantial and elegant modern Mansion Huy kith 0 !rites; U'4fdens and Plintatiens,elelightfully situated on an eminence, and replete With evert- ccinvettience for tke Re sidence of larva Family ; sundry Farms and lards; containtni anot Three Thouiind Acres of rich Arable, Meidow ' 'Pasture and Wood Lard, let to retpectable Tenants ; all Tithe Free, ex cent Lat 4 ; within a Ring Fence, and PA . Land 'Fat. redeemed . . Tffe Manor abound: with Game s and'at aistanec from tha 'Fewn there i, great "A'bundanee of excellent Ccial and Lime Stone, I•4e Espre is comrradlOusly sltuated for Water Carrie; highlt oro4mented by luiuriant Plantation; of about F ifty Years Gr'Owth, aial the Property in general capable of very great im• piovement.' Belford is a post Town, being the Stage on the Great North Road, hesweth Alnwick and ilerwick-upon-Tweed, from which Placer. It is situated about foiatein miles ; nine Miles froth Wool ler- {`pm-eight' ft.on} • Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Siv.y-bine front Edinburgh, and tt;tc,i hundred and fifteen from Lcadon. • 4 • For a view • o; the 1 2 .ttate afiply`to 101 r. Dinning; it Newland., near Belford, of whcna Printed Particulars ba4 ; also 4 the Nell Inn, &fiord; the Whitetivan, Alnwick; the Queen's. Head; NewcastleittiOn•Type; the Red Lion, Berwick•upcm•- Tweid; and the Price and further particulaws t;lay be known off Mr. Claridge, 47, Pall-Mall. ;Allier, a Plan . of the Ettate shay he peen. • • ' VAt. mit:Fr/tux COLLEGE, May 14, I§oll. IN conformity to the Resolution of His Majesty's Commissioners for conducting the Agldrs of the illayal Mili tary College, that the appointments oi. iiriifessors and hlat:ters shall be determined by 'competition of Taien•a, the Governor .loth hereby give notice, that an additional Landscape Drax•ing Master will be wanted at the junior Depmtnient of the Bald Coi k at great Marlow, in the County of Bucks. 1 otters of application are to be addressed to the Governor of the Royal Military College, trader emir, to the RighTHonourable the Secretary tit War, War Office. No Person will be appro•;ed for the Establishment, whom: character will not bear the strictest srrutiny. A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military College will be held at Great Marlow on Tuesday the 7th June t.st, for the exa mination of the Candidates fcr the above,mcntioned appo;ntment. ARMY. A N ENSIGN in a Regiment of Two Battalions is -a- desirous of exchaoging to Half Yak• on the English Esta blishment, without a difference.—Letters addr.sseil J. D. Post- Office, Norwich, will be attei.ded to. JOHN STIRLING, Esq. in the Chair, There was produced to the Meeting a Copy of. the Report of the Committee of the House of Commons, appointed on the DU tilletion of Sugar and Molasses, Sec. also a statement of the rapid advance iu the price of Oats and Barley in this market and in Ireland; and the Meeting having taken the same into considera tion, agreed to the following Resolutions : RESOLVED That the AgiiCtiltund and Manufacturing Interests are mu tuelly dependent upon each other ; and, while it is the obvious po licy of. the Community to afford every encouragement to Agricul ture, it is, on the other hand, neeeilary, that the people should IR ascertained of an adequate supply of fec.4. That it appears from the Report of the f . '..onimittee of the House of Commons, now produced, that the cpasilttiption considerably . exceeds the grow ti t %if Grain In this Kingdom, in years of ordinary Crops. 1 - Tat in the present situation of our political relations with other powers, no adequate supply by importation can he relied on, in aid of this deficiency. That it is therefore evident, that the deficiency can aloe be nr..d i e up by a diminution of the ordinary consumption. That the quantity c i f, Crain consumed in the Distinerie , of I Great 'Britain, Would, if applied to the use of the people, ;lord the I supply of a considerable part of that deficiency, formerly banished Iby importatinn. '1113., this Meeting do entirely aßpritsce of the precautionary mi , :viire of prohibiting the use of Crain In Distillation, for a limited time, as recommended by the Con indttee of the blouse of Com mons, That the measure pi-closed by the said Committee, of impower. ing the King in Council, in case of a change of circumstances, to ao at the susmnsion, and allow the Distilleries to carry on their trade in the accustomed manner, appears bath politic and That Petitions to both Houses of Parliament, reconuneudin the adoption of these measure's, he prepared w it.hoUt detay. That the Chairman, Messrs. Kirkman I,n;ai,ll. Monteith, John Newbigging, Daiglish, Lan. Dinwuldie, Andw. Campbell, John IVPllwhans, and Robert Cairaie, be a Committee for pre paring the same. • That the Chairman he requested to transmit the Petitions to his Grace the Duke of Itiontrose; and to Arch.iLld C.mphell, Esq. of lythswoud, Member for thaCity, to be prescutecl to Parliament. The Committee to publish the Itesi t hitions in such Newspapers as rb,4 judge proper. JOAN EI'IRLING, Chairman. The Thatsks of the Meeting were afterwards voted to the Chairman, ircd to :he Gentlemen who called this Meeting. TO BE DISPOSED OF, A VELLUM and PARCHMENT M4NUFAC- Toky, long established by S. amyl 1. BISHOP, at Bristol ; with Buiklings, Utensils, and every Convenience for carrying on those Branches, Felmongery, &c. .1. Bis nu P, the survivor, Who is desirous oi retiring from busi ness, will treat with whomsoever it may silt, at his house in Temple street, Bristol. Principals applying by letter (post paid) with their se.:l signa ture, will Le duly attended to. CUhti.ol HOUSE, BRISTOL, 4 4 .41. y FOR SAI4 BY By Order et the lion. Conuitiasianers of His Mipsty's Customs. 041Yednesday the 541 ilsta.;/, in the Long Room of the Custom House, at in:t• d'elo-:k in the aftet.toon ' A BOUT 6000 pounds of Manufactured Roll an 4 4 Shag TORAC.C9, la various lats,4bm to ;101bi. each. .'• ' _•. O be SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of the T Ijjgh Court of Chancery . , bearing date the filth day of March, I£lo6,*matle in a Cause, wherein Edward Hodder and Mary his wife'and others are Vlaintiirs and William Lovell Ruffin, Stephan Simpson, and others are Defendants, SEVERAL. FREEHOLD ESTATES, consiatintof two Farms and Lana; Situate at Hoo, ntar Rochester, and at Gillingham, near Chatham, in tht. County of Kent; of several Freehold FICUSCi, Whdlits, and Ground, in the,High-street of Chatham, and at Brompwit ' Gillingham, and Troy Town, in the said County of Kent ; and also of a Lease ' hold House and Premises, in the High-stteet at Chatham. afore said, held tf the Dean 'and Chapter of Rochester: all which t ate, wece the property of Jacob Cazeneuve Troy, Ere of Chatham, Wine Merchant, deceased. The said Ettiaes will he sold in 59 separate and distinct Lots, with the approl.ation of Sarni4 tiotnp ton Cox, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Sun Tavern, at Chatham, Gri Thursday the 9th, Friday the intli, and Saturday the Iltft days of June, 1808, each day's sale beginning at elevel o'clock In the forenoon. Particulars *hereof may be had gratis, at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery'-lane, London ; at the Office of J. simmons,Rochester ; of Mr. Jelferys, Attor icy at Law, Chatham; of Messrs. Clarkson, Essex-street, in the Strand; and of Mr. Nelson in lialsaave4lac.., London. MANSFIELD, NOTTINGHANISHIRE. ELIGIBLE STI'VATION. . To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, THAT large handsome sashed HOUSE, with spacious Shop, large Warelscuses, Candlehouse, and other out buildinv,.. ' situate 4 near the Muakel place in Mansfield, in the County of Nottingli.lin, [ate in the possession of Ale. John jack: son, deceased. There is an excellent Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Chand lers Business, uoW carrying on in the above prent4s, which ha: been established for upwards of 50 years, and front he eligible. ness of the situation and extent of binklings, i; calculated for a large stale of bXsiness. The stock of Grocery, &c. may be taken at a fair valgltipa, and possession given at Midsummer next. • Also seven Houses and two Shops, having a Ion! extent et front to •th ;tree; 'and Gardens adjoining the above property. Also four good Tenements, two spacious Warehouses ‘whick ' may at an easy 'expense be converted - Into two very good dwelling. houses), acrd a Cruft adjoining the warehouses, situated near the Queen's Head, in IYLuisfield aforesaid, Every necessary information ;nay be known by applying (if by letier, post paid) to Mr. W. Woodcock, Solicitor ; Mr. W, M'Larle lan, Emitter, Mansfield ; or Mr. Henry Jackson, NO. 65; Friday street, I.ondon ; who'will treat for the property in oqe or more h t or lets, as may suit the convenierice of purcitacers. BEDFORDSH!aE. A TerTValuable, Compact, FittEll,6l.l? pAgm, situate at TO. dinton, Olive miles from Woburn, and sit from Danqable, TO BE SOLD BY MICTION, At the George lun, Woburn, on Friday, the 24th day of Jung neat, at re o'cl4ck at noon, AN EIigi bIeFR EEHQLD ESTATE, called HER E; corsisting of 11 ckse; of Pasture hod, and four closes of arable land, containing admeasurenaent 134 acres 2 roods $ poles, now in the o4cupition of Frances Butcher. pidovf.--The Estate may be viewed, on application -being made to the tenant ; and particulat $ may be had of Mess;:s.Streing,Stili, and Strong, Lincoln's Inni of Mr. limits Lisburne, t f Sourhil:, of Mr. Thomas Lilburne, of Cardington I and of Mr: Gardner Auctioneer, Woburn. * SEtUTH HAMS, DEVON. TO BE SOLD IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, r rHE Impropriate Tithes of the several parishes of Brigham, Churston, Ferries, pia King's Wear, in the County of Devou, somp:sising nearly five thousand five hundred Acres.—For further pavticulars anti to qvit for the Tithes, apply to Mr. Spurway, Solicitor, Milverton, near Wellington; Somerset, ur to Messrs Blake; Cooh's-Court, ear Carey-stiort, London ! 3; I SOS. This day was published, price 3s. ACATALOGUE of Modern LAW BOOKS, arranged in a pixsplcuoul Method, corrected to Hilary Term, 1808. London : Printed for W. Reed, Law Bockseller, 99, 8..11 Yard, Temple Bar, (Succsior to Brooke and Co.) • •.° Law Libraries, c.r parcels cf huok , , bought, sold, or ex changed. ORDNANCE OFFICE, Meg IG, 1801. T HE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of HIS MA, JESTrr ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Qice in on or hJore Thursday the 2d of June next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Perfitrnance of the Plumbers , Work within the Tower Division, coTprehending the Tower Lewisham, Woolwich, Purfieet, and o ‘ -aveariol ; and alas Portsmouth, for a pe;lod of three years. Proposals will be received jointly for the whole, or s.paratelys . for the said Tower Division, and Portsmouth ; and further par ticulan, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where ine Propoaals arc to be davered, sealc,.', up , and endorsed " Proposals (yr the Pextotmance of the Plumbers , Work at " (as the case may be) ; but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2d of June next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be notieed, unless the Party qµking it, or an Agent in hi 4, behalf, shall atteod. • By Oper of the Loard, Secroiary. tor. e ti.e s iiett set,