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' . . ....1............a.rme .. --- - , C "..1 tP'-, 7 • - V . . • '. i . • - • SATU R D A Y, • MARCH 31, ‘:. ,- . • [PRICE SIXPENCF s HALFPENNY • i .. .„ . • _„,,,,,..: •i,,,,,,L,..................„ .---...-40.42.15., - 2 2.--..-...... 7 —....... .... 5. .._ . - -... 1 - . ..„ _ -- • ' ' Bnivici l apszcs, sifinvo-autimuir, - vie: ' • - - ..- . - . Aiikipo, pi*, zs.'bOacds, ? SHARES IN TiIEAUCTIQN MART. 1 " , , ... b , .. , Af s ,,,a 19 , 'sae, Do B y : -. .4 • mso i feirrmaD , o f TOW SOLD by AUCriON, brher.74.IICHARD NEEDHAM, i • -TO akinffleßll.• .1. . • ".• ' • . A t ' /lit 0151;4. l At the Auction Mart., on Wednesday, Aprd 4th , !CO, - -4 - • , SUCH Persons as 10, AMIN to.COntract for meet. '• - I rtrot poi r d .g , diwa it i tiat 1., ' o'clock, _enA"6.ts • ing an HOSPITAL at danterbsity, igitha Comity of Silitt jahipu ir o. v ' ',ARA:WES in the above vatulbje Concern. . • may see the Plans, specifications and lamp of Canseues, and Owl • "W ain ' MCrat i Ri el lad Q° 4lll 4 3 " ll " elmr " r " r. ' ..'• •3: Iliniltilisi end' relg treetnad, with the land taitrestnepted. .• . .. . - ~tr , -.•--, - • , - - litiosettle offfeetnikieli are let on ier.se, Myelin. with , for the same, at the Office of the Baritek-Maftrir at CraelabOts • Timis lay were 901444 • •-.:* r • „„' tbirebesoiroblitiptodeoe nessniths et iffesoo, pm main, eschew any day after the 15th of April Seat, between . the hews of 'spits and Four o'Clock. knxiiiihintintareefikannit, Ind the inswing income which of Blair -as It releien:6ll,.CAPl rm: • puri!sK, , - Ann the.public Salt , Rooms, .Saigon, &ie. fftc. is supposed 0 B UKPATIONB On ; Cho , .CRIMINAL LA w The Proposals must be addressed to " The Cominisionerefar "MINI ' S, 11.4 — * or te . in • • ' Wekiri t if il" n i eterill. 1 eueed the above fired Rents, 1110‘lin s ROMILLY. • .. - to be hid' it the Matt, Mid re 'the Awaken*, 1 i., the Affairs of Barracks, Barrack-Office, SpriarGarders, iiIP •' • - don,' with " Tender fo! erecting an Hospital at =- • . Prllttesi ' fan **Alden fld.w. Davieb, styli**. et, Rolla Etdunge. • marked on the cover, and delivered at the Barrack-0011ln ' .. 'On? /_ niXt v/M,be published,. Ecosr_ .a........ ALlLLt - A &SUR AN . C E , .q-I . ATHA .. M-PLACE; AND ' don, on or before Two o'Clock as Monde the ot,May oilii, A 12E2r-4-.. 'alba PR IVILEGES 'of the . spesivosma.e. lIITI, SERJEAKI S INN POLICIES. • • • after which hoar no tender will be received. - ~.. sk. ....IMI4 , B b art % ANSWER .. to the AbbRE.SS ' .•'"k6-1* SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SOOrr, . , . The parties tendering .rmist name two' persons as mitten NW By HENRY •' , Junior, Esq. - liarristen.2t-Law. :At the Min, on' Frid iy, April 6, at Twelve, 12, order of the the ulna stated In the Bond. - .. cw : Pointed foptilf: Obtiwvand Sons, I. Illsoksellers _. '.e . „ • ' sgasigoets of Mr. John Hosnions„ , , . . ;Lince/ten .,.. . Isehg . . 10•1 - to be had a . , akl y ytir,3oo/ #... M u . VP . N . VEN Veltiable OLD POLICIES in the , . AWN' FIRE AbID LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY s : -•- ' _,_ _-• PEW lIRIDGIL-STRIET, BLACKVRIARS; : . ~, .. ' 11 ABLR ASSURANCE, Oft. a Polley of 41100-deenff ' 'of. aro.' fifal 55.: ...c 177 7'• efrOt ditto of h',500 WC h, &fed lathe several years, between ,Allaptwandi by Act of Parliament for Insurance froqi Fiat, an. .`"-- • 107 and 180 -2 te - of , year. dated 1/82. all the shove am on , = .nelstiinus; and thr the Grant and Purchase of Amain-rims. THE ECCLESIASTICA,L:tnd UNIVERSITi r • 'a teltible - life, ' ei the 65th year. One aint); ' of t74lllaate,sl 1801, . NSURANC ES falling diie at Lady Day, sholald ANNUAL REG I STER, for the Year 1809. - O n nta life of 34. The additions to the above Policies in tiros most • Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, S. Paul's Church-yard ;C. edit luitituthin'eminently merit the atfentleo of Persons de* , be renewed within fifteen days from that period. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street ; snd J. Hatcliacl, 190, Pic- serous of increasin,... , tile provision intended for their &Miles.— Abatements are made, according lo the Pips-which originated cadilly. Of whom may be had, AN Three Shares in the Amicable Assurance, cm a life 65, and with this Company, on the Premiums of all Fire Insurances out 1. The Ecclesiasdcal and University Annual Register, for 1808, ' three ditto - on a hie iuthe 53d year. "ss. . . astical Index, containing a List of the Benefices, London, price 1 he L cclest A large advantage is allowed on Life Insurance, Printed Particul ars Mr. Foss, Solicitor to the - Assignees, , • 2 1 Fss .x•st e^t •Mr Whisi No 9 Old Cuildin •s ineoll's Inn; at and every facility is afforded by which the interest and conve- with their valuations, Patrons, and Number of Parishioners, &c. I'-` ' r " • , . . I , , nience of the Public may be promoted. WO 115 IklC TS lIT./11MYse ---...— price 7s. 6d. . • . , 1 the Mart ; nnd uf. Mr. Scott, 28, New Br;dge-strece. I _ 4 N ac 7: 7200 . NEW TREAUE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rims PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 51, 4 1 - wi/1 be Wed, (for 'the second time) a New Comedy, sailed NOW TO TEASE AND HOW TO PLEASE. • With entirely New Dresses, and New Scenery. • The Principal Characters by Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. JONES, Mr. YOUNG, Mr. FARLEY; Mr. LISTON, and Mr. SIMMONS. Mrs. C. REM ALE, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. WESTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. HARDY, and Mrs. GIBBS. The Prologue and Epilogue to be spoken by Mr. JONES and Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. To which will be added the Musical Entertainment of ROSINA. Mr. Belville, Mr. INCLEDON; Captain Belville, Mr. BELLAMY; William, Mr. TAYLOR ; Rustic, her. TREAT. Rosina, Mrs. DICKONS ; Phoebe, Mss. LISTON; Dorcas, Mrs. EMERY. On Monday-0w to Please and How to Tease. . • e r Extraordinary Performances for ... For the BENEFIT of the twcrEslastsi, PAVILION THEATRE" NEWCASTLE-STREW, STIkAND- Established by Authireity, anaticenspel by the ffighi ‘finittnisabla the Lord Chamberlain. aN MONDAY isrErr,, APRIL 2, 1810, will be presented (lest time) a Wear Mao Deattliatie Spec tacle, bonded oil Go aTnes Sorrnwsturigelixer, with pew and appropriate Scenery, Machinery, Deco s, Instlednations, Dresses, and Music, calle4 CHARLOTTE AND WERTER ; Or, LOVE AND NIADNES6 Werter, :Pylons. LA Tots a., from the King's Theatre, Haymarket, (his last appearance at this.,Theatre;) And Charlotte, Mrs. ASTL%T. Previous to the above a Grand Equestrian Entree a la Mamaluke, Animated Architecture, Stc.—Master Davis's Antipodean Equilibriums Extraordinary Horsemanship, and miequalic'd Feats on the Tight Rope; also the Peasant's Frolic, Flying Wardrobe, &c. by Mr. Crossman. The whole to conclude with with the popular Pantomime of , THE FROZEN MOUNTAIN. Harlequin, Mr. Bryson; Grotesque Lover, Mr. Davis; Clown, Mr Hartland; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker. Boxes ss.—Pit 2s.—Uallery l s.—Doors open half-past five, b.gir , at hail-past hix.—aecond price half past eight. No Performance on Wednesdays and Fridays during Lent. . WARNER I'HIPPS, Secretary. •.• The Company's OBoe for the West-end of Lonlon, is at Nq 97, on the West-side of New Bond-street, near Ox fore-street. TO Till PROPRIETORK4P WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS, PRINTERS, AND LITERARY GENTLEMEN. VALUABLE NEWSPAPER PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by. Mr. SAUNDERS, At hl Great Room, (late the Poets' Gallery) No. 39, Flet-etreet, on Thursday next, April 5, 1810, at One o'Clodt precisely, entire COPYRIGHT of that well•known Sunday - I'nd Monday Newspaper, THE PHCENIK ; or, lILAGDON's WEEKLY CHRONICLER. The above valuable Newspaper Ms been continued upwards of Two Yearn, in the establilunent of which a very considerable Germ/leas tes exPendeff; as It enjoys an ettensive circulation both in Towle and Connery,' and possesses an advantageous pre ference of Advertisements, it w4ll be found a desirable Property for noy Gentlemen who may have leisure or inclination for News 'paper Literature; the present Proprietor parting from it on ao coant of his time being fully occupied with other pursuits. Part:Matra to be bad at the Bar of Lloyd's, Garraway's, and 'the Chapter Coffee Houses; the 'Phoenix Mel', 76, Flest-street ; antiofthe•Aadioneer as above. ASPECIAL MEETING of th e Trustees of e the Turnpike Road, leading from Tyburn to Uxbridge, in the County of Middlesex, is appointed to be held on Saturday, the 7th day of April, 1810, at the Old Hat in the Parish of Ealing, lately kept by Jots Fox, deceased, at Eleven o'clock is the Forenoon, to take into consideration the Bill now pending in the House of. Commons to amend the Laws regarding the Turn pike Roach and Highways in England, and to make more effec tual Provision for ti e Repair and treservation thereof: March 27, 1810. / • C. HILL, Clerk. FASHIONABLE DANCrNIGAy M 6 ALLEN, privately taught, at No. l 9, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any a3e ' who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. A t.LE pt's system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable vequi ske for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want viva( teaching may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of plyils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most elegant fancydances; and all the superior parts of the profession. The SubsCription Assemblies are every Friday. NEW STATE LOTTERY, Containing, exclusive of the Forty Capitals in the Scheme, FOUR EXTRA PRIZES of ONE HUNDRED TICKETS each. Only 5,000 Numbers To be Drawn in ONE DAY, Btb of JUNE, 1810. TICKETS and Shares are selling by HAZARD, BUKNE, mule& fasself-HrokersolahMeandmihe WNW , EXCHANGE. NEW STATE LOTTERY, only 5000 Nurnbers. HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-Brokers No. 149, Word -street, and 44, St. lames's..treat, respectfull y inform the Public, that the Tickets and Shares of the present Grand Lottery, to Draw in One Day, (ea of June) - are on Sale at 'their Offices. The Scheme is projected en a new plan ' and In acklition to 4 Prizes of - Aleppo ao Prises of.. 4500 4 - of - 5,000 20 - of •• r 100 13 of - 1,000 414 - of - - 50, Bcc. Ittontains Four Extra Prises of 100 Tickets each, therefore a single Ticket niay gain 4100,000, a Half 450,000, a Quarter 425000. an Eighth 412,500, and even a Sixteenth upwards of /GPM—Schema at large gratis, with a List of Capital Prizes recently sold and shared at the abOve,olEces. 1W STATE LOTTED'—AII to be Drawn Id JUNE, 1510. Five Thousand Numbers, Four Tickets of each Number. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 4 Prices of X• 20,000 I 4 Prizes of 12 20 &c. &c. &c. 5,000 Prizes amounting to £300,000, ANL) FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, In addition to the Money Prizes, consisting of Fuur Packets of One Hundred Tickets each; by which impt . oved mode of adven ture, the Purchaser of a single Ticket obtains the chance of gain- One Hundred Thousand Pounds ; by an Half, a Quarter, or an Leah, in proportion, and a Sixteenth may gain Six Thousand Pottnds and Upwards. The Tickets and Shares are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. BANK BUILDINGS, .CORNHILL, And facing the Gate of *be King's Mews, Charhsg•Cross, Who Sold and Shared ha the last State Lottery, Ti's of the Four Prizes of X 420,000 W 5.3,734 B. 20,000 No. 3,734 D. 20,000 And 9,9 D. 311000..4252 B. X 1,600-3,496 G. £so l k i s Persons who meivii for particular Nuanbors should snake rolif appEcatios, to $ disappobstment. . . X 5,000 5 0 0 SO SWIFf and Co. krSPECTFULLY inform the Public, that they ir.ve 00 sale. the Tickets aid Shares of the LoTrmaY, 'bfich n ll betia and finl"t Drawiag oa the Btb TUNE. Ilte Scheme is on th.t maw approved Prl:miple as the last, " 1 Y 5 , 0 00 Numbers % with £200,000 Prir:s, among altkh era FORTY CAPITALS; Ia adeir:2o to these, the Public are presented with Four EXTRA PR IZZg tT:rkets, font of a Number, by whiffs the Adernterer las the •--. • of gaming Four Prises of .00,000, by to Purchase of 44 ile Tithe'. The following Capital Prises haste been Shared end Sold at their Olives, No. 11, Poultry; No. 13, Ci"rint Cmat; and No. 31, Aldgate lith - street• 1 2 7 1 l MO,OOO 4,099 .. .C 3 ,800 ~`"4 ••• ... 20,000 12,032 as; ... ..• 5,000 Li" ••• ••• mow 3sl ••.:- 5. 0 2: 4 0 • - • 0 "I ••• ..• 20,000 19,247 too .ft• "-- ‘441 - - - ... 10,000 11,499 . . 24 ... 30,000 *439 ... ••• 224 10,000 y,lii ••• ••• -- B A 2I ... 10,090 19,966 ••• 10,000 s 19,904 • ••• 221 82 4 1 opo9 116132 ,611 10 ,000 14199 ..• ... 10,000 17,181 ts‘ 4 '0 74 ... 10,000 7SS ... to, 7 .137 10,000 il fte tbe Capitals were Shared and Soid st ask 0 41 11 . 10 tie Let Lottery. SACO . vko 5.., ..4000 ••• TY . ROLESZ MAKCH, (Composed for a full Band of Wind latnitnents,) , To be published on Monday next, ptioprle. , • ACKERMANN, No. 101, in the' Strinct*ittiO AA' • honour of annestachsg to Musical Amateurs, that this, March s having bosom highly popular throughout tiw Vatted' Shlgidocus has 00111111016 ripeated appritatiop to be madelhn sevsml Military Mrs for Is adaptatiOn to Reemental Musk ; and that he bus, in consequesee, precut's& the best femon of Mule to unite their talents in adding to it all the ma jetty and spirkof which the art is capable. He *men himself it will be heard with every Parade, and keep alive i - stilsforrones MECHANICAL DRAWING-BOOK. On Monday will be published, By R. ACKIRMANN, at his Repo%itory of Arts, No. 101, Strand, London, (and to be had of all the most respectable Print and Bookiellers in Great Britain,) NOMBIER 1. of an entirely ori ginal and interesting Work on the Perspective Delineation of Machinery; cotpprising ap Elerneatary 'Course Of Practice in that important Art : illustrated in numerous highly-finished Plates, with explanatory Letterpress : and entitled, AN ESSAY on MECHANICAL DRAWING. By CHARLES BLUNT, Engineer, Draftimap, kn. The object of this Publiention is to produce a emirs* of draw ing and a collection of examples calculaed to enable the young mechanical Artist to draw correctly in common practice and to relieve him as much as possible from 'the labour of an irksotne preparatory course of mathematics.--it will be completed in 12, or not more than 18 Monthly Parts, price 6s. per Number, and farm two handsome Volumes, royal quarto. This day were published, Handsomely printed in decoy 4to. with a fine Portrait of Sir Philip Sidney, beautifully engraved by C. Warren, price 1. ss. boards, MEMOIRS of -the LIFE and WRITINGS of Sir PHILIP SIDNEY. " Nor love thy life, nor hate : but , what thou West Live well : how long or short, permit to Heaven." MILTON. By THOMAS - ZOUCH, D. D. F. L. S. Prebendary of Durham. The Second Edition. London : Printed for J. Mawman, Poultry; and T. Payne, Pall-Mall; and Wilson and Son, York. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author WALTON'S Livcs. Second Edition, ovo. 12s. boards. PATERSON'S ROADS-IMPROVED. This day was published, price 10s. 6d. in boards, The Fourteenth Edition, of . ANEW and ACCURATE DESCRIPTION of the ROADS of ENGLAND and WALES, and PART cf SCOTLAND, upon an improved plan; so that the Seats and other remarkable objects, are brought under the &yobs the same page with the Roads: with correct Routes of the Mall Coaches; a comprehensive Map ; a Table of the Heights of Mountains, &c. from the grand Trigonometrical Survey of the Kingdom, by Lieutenant-Colonel Mudge ; a List of the pAncipal Towels, with the Rates of Postage to each, the Arrival and Departure of the., Mails, the Number of Houses, the Population, &c. &c. The whole improved by every.olScial Document, and aug mented by the aid of Francis Freeing, Esq. Secretary to the Post- Office, and of the Surveyors of the Provincial Districts, under the authority of the Postulaster-General. By Lieutenant-Colonel PATERSON, Assistant Quartestwaster-General of his Majesty's Fortes. ' Sold by Messrs. Lorguan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row ; and Mr. Fallen, Charing-Cross. ELEGANT NEW PUBLICATIONS. THE BOOKSELLERS are hereby informed, that the following new Works were this day in collie of general delivery :-.. 1. Voyages and Travels, 92 vols. - - • set 11 0 2. Cook's Voyages, 7 vols. - - - 2 2 0 's. Thornton's and Bewick's Herbal, royal per 2 2 0 4. Dine; decoy - - 1 11 6 5. Chandierla:n's Instructions to young Oaken '0 5 0 6. Levizac's French and English Dictionary - 012 0. • 7. Monimer's Dictionary of Trade and C.onnnerce 1 5 0 S. Modern Voyages and Travels, the lOds vain= 015 0 9. heforrisoc's Book-keeping - - 0 7 C O. Picture of London, tut 0 - - . 0 5 0 11. Mitt's North,unpton*hire .. - - 0 $ 0 12. Moral Tales, 4 vols. - - - 0 10 '6 IS. Rundell's Grammar of Sacred History - 0 2 6 ' No. 6. /3ridge-street, February 12, Islo. I This day svas published, Handsomely printed in Tweitillunsii. Cletavo, price Li. ls. in boards, the Second EMI"' of PIE PRESENT STATE oirs-TURXEY ; or, Description of the Political, Civikeibilleall.ons Canal- ' hada), Government, and Laws, of the Ottonalmaespirc. By THOMAS THORNTON Sig. This Edition is enlarged with a Disserrao:d. sasiDsiental Lite rature, with massy articles of general hdninlbiles, which are Incorporated in the body of the Work; and arilihielistrodoctory +c aster, which comprises the principal vest..hkille History of -the Twits, and exhibits the Progress of the Ottinanierower, and elkasewes of its greatness and its decline. An Appopata is aided, 0111111rative of the Physical and Ancient History Span mg the spires:aiding Countries. 'To render this Work mare___ _ __, a most accurre Map is Insisted of the Turkish Empire, OAP* as a Plan of Constan rinopk, both bessadfußy engrav4aad craftily composed from the most authentic materials. • . Printed Int . J. Mailman, t 2, Pourry. Of whom may le bad, just jalsalished, The Melva: of the Hetvrrie Rervitacs.—By Francis Hare Naylor, Rig. 4 vols. Ova price Li. IM.-boards. •• • • , HEREFORDSHIRE. ' To be SOLD by AUCI:1014, by Vfr - ILLIAiI JAMES, At tbe Green Driptt Inn, in the City of Hereford, on Than 'thy,. the 12th day of April, IWO, benreen the heart of Three and POu'riti AC . Afternoon, subject to such conditions as shall M them produced, . 'THE following Lots of OAK TIMBER, of large dimensions, ani ftt for naval purposes : Trees, growing upon Turnaston Itlarryburst Es on Depart Grounds, growing 00 Elacksnore Estate, rowing on Tees, growing on Pontapina, and Vonrchurcit Farms, in the occupation of Samuel Davies and !bun Davier.' Lot 6, 443 Oak Timber Trees, growing on part of Chanston's Wood, called Chinton Brest. Lot 7, 337 Oak Timber Trees ' growing in Chanston's W en d, and Lands adjoining, distinguished from the last Lot by an ,4 above ,the number, beginning No. 443, and ending 779. Let th 171 Oak Timber Trees, growing in Ton and Slade Woods, near Poston Lodge. Let 9, 135 Oak Timber Trees, growing in Old Hopyard, ,Poirclue, Park, Randall's and Howells's Ground - , dear the Lodge. Lot 10 380 Oak Timber Trees, growing in Lower Park Wood, pear the . Lodge. 'Lot 11, 210 Oak Timber Trees, growing in Brounshill Wood, in the Parish of Peterchurcit. The whole of the Trees are blazed, and numbered with a Scribe, and those comprised in Lots 3,5, 6,7, 8, 9 and 10, are in the Pariah of Vowdsnrch. Lot 1.2. The Fall* of all that Coppice Wood, well stored, WA principally Oak, of about eighteen years growth, containin g about Twenty Acres, (statute measure) called • Dowell Coppice, situate Intim Parish t. Abbydore aforesaid. Cot-18,. The Faflage of another Oak Coppice, called Page's CopPice, about eighteen years growth, containing 5 A. 3 R. OP. (statute measure) situate in the same parish. For a View of the respective Lots apply to Mr. John Gwyma, of reterchurch ; Thomas Davies, the Woodward, at Poston Lodge ; or to the Tenants of diarespective Farms ; and, for fur ther particulars, 10 Mr."llfilliabildattbews, at Ploughfield; the -s o:donee; ; and to Alkspallpiallild and Watastcia, 4.• • . ..._ ..D HOUSE,—WARWICKSHIRE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by MSIA H ROBINS, Qn Fridayithe lath day of April next, at Three o'clock In the Afternoon, at eke Warwick Arms, Warwick, A MOST desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, -1- 1 . near the mucit admired and healthy Village of Buford, about two miles from Warwick ; a neighbourhood o f their* Re spectability. in the centre of Mr. Gorintes Hunt, and within 4 --- miles oFtke celebrated Sprinr of Leansiovon. . ExTRACTS. Comprising a beantifel house with spacious lawn, coach ring, This day were pabGibed, a New Edition, a_-.11 shrubbery/largo wealled-i n gardesi stone temple, green house, Elegantly . printed in One very large Volume, Royal Octavo, swimming bath.,cohnetbary, 5 stalled stable, stable yard, double price itos. in boards, i coach house, gratimies, dairy, wash-home, scullery, two .brick ELEGANT 'EXTRACTS ; or, Usefal and En.. 1 hovels, itsed wad& racks and mangers, and numerous otter tertalmug Pieces of POETRY, selected for the Improve- convenience%; together with three closes cf ex cee di ng ly r i c h vas ment of Young Persona; bring similar in design to rkgant me had - allioinble c"tianbg tholletheri including shrabberr, Extracts in Prose. • - • . etc. aboutn acres. • Printed for R. Baldwin,. F. and C. Rivington, R..-Faultier, W.' The house whisk stands upon vim* of po feet of ground at Clarke and Sons. Csithell and Martin,. L.Whire, W. Lownlies, the front, consists of a handsome entrance, stone stair case, din- Wilhie and - Robinson, I, Walker, Caidl and Davies, Scatcherd in: room IS feet by 17 feet, drawing room t feet by 17 fret, and Lett-ern:an, Vernor, Hnod and Sharp, I. Nunn, G: Robin- library and tavakfait room, about 17 feet square; hoesekeeper's son, Longman, Hurst, Rees act Ortne, Mathews and Leigh, room.servax's hall, kitchen, butler and cook' s pantries, laundry I "acington, it:len and Co. Poet and Williams, T. Boosey. F and store room, with a secondary stair case on the principal Boor ; Wingrave, W. Miller, C. Law, B. Crosby and Co. I. and A. (!r..eriog room Si feet by 18 feet, and six elegant lodging morns, Arch, D. Walker, J. Richardsoe, J. M. Richardacm, S. Baylor, all entire, sad dressing Koons on the second storey; and distinct J. Booker, -J. Hatchard, J. Harding, W. St e wa r t., J. Newman, suits of lodging rooms for men and woolen servant s ; capital R. Dutton, J. Booth, J. Asperne, J. Harris, J. Machinlay, G. arched mileage, &c. &c. AB the principal rooms are fitted up Kearsley, S. Tipper, A. Newman and Co. R. Scholl. T. Tog', with mahogany doors, sashes and washb6ards; statuary marble . Cradock and Joy., Sher - wool, Neely and Jones, T. Underwood, chi waled endebedelelbsp; the windows in the dining I. Johnson and Co. and Wilson and Son, York. revelment drawhireemesslown tO the tooth, and the whole of Of whom may be had, • this.peembeteltdabsd gad bid eat With peculiar taste and elegance, 1. Et e own r Earn ac•rs hi Prose i being- similar in design to aqtl shei pinball= ind, fink nom now in the highest p er f ect i on . Elegant Extracts in Poetry. A new Edition, in One very huge Possession may be bad at or at any time before Nrachaelmas Volume, Royal !Ivo. 205. in boards. ... next,els may lee seeable toe parch....., who-May be at-Chaim°. 2- ELE G ANT FPIITLET ; beings copious Collection of (amour & no g • - e e entimere of the furniture. which modern and amusing Lettei s A New Editkon, much uslirged by addl. - dotal Letters of Gihritin, Beattie, Cowper, - SbrW. - Jowl, Rich arason, Young, Montagu, and Many mhos. One large Vol. tar L IMO. price en.. In basalts e.... 7 . • . Er Also may b 44.110. 14111010.1 1 4.4 11110111110 *ON '. the Use st settouls. -naeotic..a/,'Veke. I a....1~. - ...logeg e l , • ... • --..... . Ve4-14 • J.4 , -••• sail.. ;,gillyWingy..c.:. • • . 4vAltilNlidal( l 3llii4iOnili.i 4 . • . - -•- • . .. ~, • , • - . • - . ' . . .. . . _ , . - _ ..• ..- - PQR:IIMOUTH. . , tenon or Marto to urine their meats in oolong to it an the ma- ' i 1 - 1.. t. toll Owing Lots of OAK. T pity and lopirit.of width the art is capable. He Batters himself JL eons, a n fi t for naval purpose, FOUNTAIN INN, HlGki-STRRET. it will be heard with delight at every Parade, ani beets Ave bs. Lot 1, 27 U ak Timber Trees, growl JEASTALL, with the greatest respect, begs to the hearts of Brims a sympathy for the nilsfortnnes of the hrave E state , i n t h e parish elf Txrnaston. • inform his Friends, Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, Fa- Tyrolese, and for their much-lamented murdered Hoffer. Lot 2, 67 Oak Timber Trees, growing R. Accanotann has also the pleasure to inform the numerous tate 4b th e w i s h o f St. Ma et. milies, Su. that be is removed from the PAKAbe COPT II House to the above INN, which he has fitted up In the most commodious Subsalbers and Roden of the " Reposkory of Arts that, in .. L et .2,_ its chi t -no w - r - m s, row i ng manner. and respectfully assures them, the isvatest attention will VlraelimPa with Ade 1 4 1 1 11 M 10 M. 016161 17 =Fein* r. !be Par" sad Ptsgost Court Estate. be paid . by um, which be crusts wog s e cur e hi m . a p atronise , malt his Sams 14gbar is the Doke of Brunswick Oelsw in Ms Lot 4,47 Oak Timber Trees, growing which will ever lse gratefully remembered. Military Costume, Intl appear in the Number to be published i n t h e par i s h of Abbydore. on the Ist of Apr il next. Lot 5, IS7 Oak Timber Trees, growing KT NEAT POST CHAISE, at a minute's notice. _ . Vonrchurch Farms, in the occupation of Sal - MFCHANICAL DRAWING-BOOK_ u..... i1....:-- o ddeiintfort Si the furiituft, witch is sat7tfern ' sod afifilfam.e. kb- The FAWN* kt viewed, end bather pertiselase koown on rieltelOolio M Zan TOOIO, Of Buford., far .Itl.l..The rbc'le or any Pot of do lieralla new may re. - • main on a eempetest atertgap if nignired. - • . • WILL OF ROGER KYNASTON, Esq. IF this should meet the eye of any of the Witnesses to the WILL of ROGER KYNASTON, Eaq. late of Has. wick, in the County of Salop, they axe earnestly requested either to call or send notice thereof t 6 Messrs: Rosser and Son, No. 27, Bartlett's-Buildings, Holborn. And any Person knowing tbr' Death of one or more of the subscribing Witnesses to the Will, and being able to prove his or their Handwriting, is also k. quested to send notice thereof or call as above. The Will bears date the Bth day of March, 1783, ,and the subscribing Wit nesses are ROBERT CRITTER, SAMUEL TOOVEY, and THOMAS ASTON. ROSSER and SON, March 30, 1810. Bertlett's•Buildings. DOVER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custom House, Dover, on Tuesday next;the sd of April, 181% at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, rI'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, in sundry Lots, viz.—Fos Private Use 44 Gallons Foreign Broady 872 Gallons Geneva 26 lb'. Saffron 15 Yards White Crape 40 Yards Muslin 14 Pieces Nankeens 90 Ditto Long' Cloth I 170 Prints and Caricatures Which may bedewed at the Morning of the day of Sale. N.B. Twenty-Live per Cent. will be required as a Deposit This day was published, In. One Volume 4to. embellished with 14 highly finished tn gravinr, price •Xl.lls. ed. boards, A DESCRIPTIVE and HISTORICAL AC. COUNT of VARIOUS PALACES and PUBLIC BUILDINGS, English and Foreign, with Biographical Notices of their Founders or Bnilder3, arid other eminent Persons. By 41114 ES NORRIS BREWER. Printed for W. H. Wyatt, Picket-street, Temple-Bar. 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