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13Eit 60131 •'------- l a THE BENEFIT OF MR. INCLEDON. rBE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TUESDAY NEXT, MAY 10, 1808, will r oome d (Dot acted these .1 years) the Corni,c Op e ra of . • THE DUENNA. A Don Jerome, Mr. MINDEN ; e kb the Soil ef" Tell herl love her," Mr. INCLEDON; r , jaatualo, Mr. BELLAMY ; ~,.A. gr. TAYLOR ; I saac, Mr. FAWCETT ; ftlw• — "' Clara, Mrs. DICKONS ; As B OLTON ; the Duenna, Mrs. DAVENPORT. -°' wo , e a the Evening, a New Duet, by Mrs. Dickons t t loan, (composed by Mrs. Dickons.) wert ly foe that Night only, Gay's admired Ballad of " Black 40 .. and G. A. steevens's celebrated Description of a 1 . . , (w i t h a ppropriate Scenery, a Hurricane, Ship ia Dis /I:4) cid be sung by Mr. Incledoe. It i d t h e Opera, ati HARMONIC MEETING, in which obtiodoced the fsving Duet, Songs, g t , e , : kiitsi o pheity 0," and "The Last Whistle," composed .gitid, by Mr. incledon. P ' - '...,Lhad e • Whwi endahlground old Albion's Coast • toga momi, to be sung by Messrs. Incledon and Taylor. :i s, s e at , Old Murmur was a peevish blade,' Mr. Munden • y a k a t t h e Nliriadiass," by Mr. Fawcett. .Tle 011 auwaodore," (in Character). by Mr. Taylor. twour i te Reg, by Mr. Bellamy. „ The I r ieh Yorlishireinan, or Adventures of a Potatee Mee ts,. by Mr. Emery. To which will be added the Farce of 1 LOVE-A-LA-MODE. 51r Artily Macsarcasm, Mr. COOL E ; kr Callaghan O'Brallaghan, Mr. WADDY ; 'Squire Groom, Mr. LEWIS ; Beau Mordecai, Mr. SIMMONS ; • sr Thodore Goodchild, Mr. DAVENPORT; Charlotte, Miss LOGAN. Matto be bad of Mr. Incledon, No. 13, Bronipton Crescent; 0 6,4ipse, Sweeting's-alley ; Clementi and Co.'s, Cheap shoal si Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, when. Places fee the 1 10.0 8111a16 —. N E GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which I betio Drawing JUNE 25, ill the only LAtory that ever s ii mi SIX PRIZES of SCH EME . SCHEME. t Prizes of £lO,OOO are 3E120,000 e ..... 10,000 . 20,000 .•-••• 50 10 •—.••• 10,000 1 3 ..,...• 2,000 .--.-.-. 6,000 1,000 ---- _ 5,000 . 500 --•••-• 3,500 3uo 30 1 ,300- 36 —•—• - 22,000 ,4 . 15 -- 60,000 ' ''• s) .-- so 10w....... um...—.. .... _ .1 . 250,u00 ODA Ticket. NO FIXED PRIZE. Tads and Sbanis are wiling at all the Licensed Offices in andby their Agents in the Country. PRESENT PRICE. £2O 19$. Ticket 61 - Qv:x.ler • Llo 15 0 I Eighth S 9 0 Sixteenth ES 15 6 1 8 0 IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. A GENTLEMAN of respectability, who was par titularly interested in finding out a CURL for this Scott Lmose,Scitoruta, KING'S Evil., fee. after baying fur many tan almost explored Nature to obtain the object, Mu now the l.ppioess to inform the Public, that kind Pa uviosslcz has led laa to the discovery of a Medic ine,: which completely er,dicates disases. It Is free frosts Mercury, taken internally, and hem and invigoi - ates the whole body. It may be taken at season, without confinement, and requires no restriction-of e • rliTroloses waking the discovery known to the Public, if they ClAlo64pe a sum equivalent to its value. This scheme may par aged, but his reasons (amongst others) fur adopting it, t, that the knowledge of it may at once be universally diffused, kire poor may calby the benefit of it as weU as the ri ch, and ik dreadful malady may be extirpated from mankind. Ts tenvinet the Public of its reality, no subscription will be bragtill the Medicine has given them full proof of its efficacy ; elm the manes of such as do not chuse to give them, are not svirril, as their subscrisiun will be aecepted with any name lin may please to affix, depending upon their honour to fulfil tkt isisgements. The (seeming reader must see that the Advertiser could gain • but lose considerably, if the above. statement was not a fee,—illie was a 171.0 of independent fortune, he would make 114i/cowry known without any compensation ; but, as this is Kt& case, he is in duty bound to those dependent on hint, nut Mottle it known until a sum is subscribed equal to its value. Weal 'Ming the stns subscriber. are willing to give, vain be * l ° l ;Put paid} aildmisoil to ?NOW, C. 40: of Mr. Francis ,• druggist, Salford, Manchester. DR. HODSON'S iMPULIAL OIL. WHAT Patient, who is suffering wider the dis wilin pain of Chronic Rheumatism, or the more acute si Gout, would not, at any price, gladly purchase a W..' %taro rclieve his sufferings! No remedy has been so effectual as Dt.hsliuu's lm ter'tal Oil, in affording certain ease, and alleviat latfuis ill these distressing complaints, in the swelling of the joints 4444111m A of the tendons, the bad effect of old strains, rendered nose either by much exertion, or by cold variable weather. — is excellent application reduces the swelling, And brings the tmiaguan a mucks soft and pliable; .in one disease, the Rickets, Mitred yielding condition of the bones is so wonderfully ,Aaartd by the regul a r use of the Imperial Oil, that the hones, dough disturtol,rsin their natural shape and figure. In Palsy, lisintwee • of Limbs, Atui Torpor of the Back or Spine , it p roves tar.trci,N remedy, by 4,iiniating a nd restoring the energy of the atom coif whnietale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No 4, Cheapaide, ''steer of Paternoster-row; itotard And Dittos, and Cruttwell ' Salk; nail . and Lynch, Manchester; Gregsons, Liverpool 16 :er• Edinburgh and Glasgow ; and most booksellers and me; venders in every country town, in h...tles, at .4s. 9d. each.- CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENG4S. Pgrelk . ts, Guardians, and others who have the aft of Couldren, this valuable medicine eantiot be coo strongly itcseimended Worms are a disease few children escape. The) ? 4:1 1 1 . the appetite, week an toe organs of digestion , pro duce p ains hilt and bowels, deprive the body of its nourishment, ..„ "'"'" "mutation and paleness, stop the progress of grow th, and the cause ot th e me at Blaming eonvuisions, winch too often Inininate in death. kil•sr are their etre', less severe on grown per was; by ulcerating the stomach and bowels, they are often the 1 110 . est lingenng complaints, which prove fatalist last, and subject Patient to the most excruciating tits ot agony and distress. In . * Th andi /wry disease with which a ceild is afflicted is also high " na'Perafedlig them. The certainty and safety both of their mention and cute, by the shove medicine, is so fully establishcd tbr satineetion ot the Public, by the teetisttnny of the litreftdfa °rt. kaolin characters ot the Nobility, and ot others of high re- Z e t tth ' l nYi who have witnessed its remarkable effects in their oven :lies, that it i s on ly necessary to observe, this is the period* of was """ sloth a err t rine might to be given to children and to prevent any attac k of this complaint- • „3" ll J l ^saleand retail, at Ching and dutler's , No. 4,Che * p side, `"ttott of Paternoster-row ; Baxter, Fdloborgis end Glasgesoie; ' 6444 ° 4 ? b 7 meat country venders,in holes, at ti. 9d. nodes. hilt ' "1211 ,..te.- 1 %.t . '-, 1 •' , • ' AI) k 4 .. . N '\ ? C.()S. t 1 :e \k. . 1. 1 1 4 OF 44H WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1008. ORDNANCE OFFICE, April 28, 1808. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- JEstr, ORDNANCE, de hereby give Notkr, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday the 13th of May next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the Glaziers' Work for the service of this Department, at the Tower, Pall-Mall. Greenwich, Woolwich, and Purffeet, for three years, terminable after the expiration of one year, upon three months notice being given by either party. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known, upon application at the Secre tary's Office, in Pall-Mall, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock. The Proposals must be delivered at the Secre tary's Office aforesaid, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for the Performance of Glaziers' Work for the Ordnance Depart ment;" but na Proposal can be admitted after the said 13th of May nest, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any 'Fender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. $y Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. EXCISE OFFICE, LONDON, APRIL o,laoB. BY ORDER of the COMMISSIONERS of EX CISE, Notice is hereby given, that on the sth day of May next, at Three &Clock in the Afternoon, in pursuance of Direc tions from the Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of his Ma. jesty's Treasury, Three Hundred Puncheons of FOREIGN GENEVA, which have been condemned, and by re-distillation made up to the usual import strength, will he put up to Sale at the Chief Office of Excise in Broad -street, in Lots of One Pun cheon each, and at Ss. 6d. per Gallon, exclusive of the Duties of Excise and Customs. No Lot to be sold unless an advance be made on that price. A Depost of 6C.10 for each Lot to be immt.diately paid into the hands of the Keceiver-General of Excise,and the respective Lots to be cleared within six months after the day of Sale, on Payment of the remainder of the Purchase Money, and of the full Import Duties if for Home Consumption, or the Export Duty or DUllei if fur Exportation, Bond being first given in the latter case as un der the General Warehousing Act. Catalogues may be had, and samples seep and tasted at the Excise Warehouse-keeper's °See, No. 84, Thames-street, two days previous to the Sate. This day were published, CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS on BOOKS Antient and Modern, No. 13, containing a true State of the History and Chronology of the Empire of Medes, between the Kingdom of .Asayria and that of Persia, containing 256 years, and proving, that the first sij Kings of Media in Ctesias, were the same persons u the six Kings of Assyria in Scripture, although under different names. Sold by J. 'Wahite, Fleet -street, price 2s. 6d. This day was published, To Four Volumes 12mo, price IL.sewed, SECRETS MADE PUBLIC. By JAMES NORRIS BREW V.R. Author of a Winter's Tale, Thoughts on the Present State of the English Peasantry, Etc. &c. " Such satire can never offend the liberal, the upright, or the truly pious." Printed for Lane, Newman, and Co. LeadenhaU-street ; and sold by all booksellers. ire The Above Work contains satirical Anecdotes of several weU known Families of a fashionable Village in the Vicinisy of London. NEW NOVEL. In a few days will be published, in Four Volumes, price 11. in boards, UNFORTUNATE A M OURS.; with Biographic Sketches of some Noted and Eccentric Characters. lu eluding Memoirs of the Sarcastic Alexander Muck By I ENKIN JONES, Author of " Pros and Cons for Cupid and Hymen," " Flobby Horst 4," the " Philanthropist," ti.c. London : Printed for M. Allen, 1:4 Paternoster-row. Of whom May be had, just published, PROVISSIONAL CHARM:TIMIS flef. consisting of Naval Squalls, Military Brads, Physical Disasters, Legal Fand Clerical liamentationt, uttered by an Admiral, a laws , el, a Lawyer, a Doctor, and a Parson, ht the COMM KIXHII at Bath, price ss. in extra hoards. "lsiiisW;vas piibiWied, the Psalm Nuns's*, price do. dd. of IN. NEW DICTIONARY or the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, in which, the Words are collected Sp from eci tha pub Sources, e xempli fi ed by elegant and splendid men of Composition, and supported by al.mburides ache greatest reputanon sad weight. By JOHN PICTCHF.S, F.sq. .Late Member of Parliament for the Borough of Sudbury. London I Printed for Bursar Puitties, Bride-street, Black. friars. N. B. This Dictionary will be first published in Monthly Num bers, which will he termed . Rough-Draft Copies, fur the pd. pose of enabling the Editor to receive communications and 4 nets& m o l ts mom the Public. One Guiuta to be paid at the time of subscription, which will total.' the subscriber to a propoctiontae pot of the itoughrOraft Numl yrs. and to the revised parts ~a they Are puphshed. Tlie writ. Will loan four 4to • yolam.re. at Two t.luint a, each. ARMY. ALIEUTENANT in a Regiment with only one Battalion (lately arrived from the East Indies) wishes to ex change into another Regiment with two, a reasonable differenne being given.—Letters addressed W. Z. to be kit at Mr. Turn bull's, Stationet, Trongate, Glasgow, (post paid) will be immedi ately attended to. N.M. Has to a R LEICESTERSHIRE—TO BE SOLD, AMOST Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE. in the. Lordship of Lowesby, in the C.Alunty of Leicester con taining Four Hundred and Seventy Acres, lying altogethoe , very conveniently for occupation, and capable of great improvement. For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Fares, Miles, and 41- stop, Solicitors, Loicestsr; or w Messrs. Batters and Martin, k*- nivel', Inn, London. .1 This day was published,: In Four Volumes, duodecimo, price Ins. in hoards, THE RING AND THE WELL, A Romance. Printed for I .ounman, Hurst, [tees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. This day was publighed, A New Edition, price half bound, 105.6 d. rIEOGRAPHIA ANTIQUA : being ti Complete Set of Maps of Ancient Geography beauulully engraved from Cellarius. On Thirty-Three Copper Plates. Devigned far the Use of Schools, and of Gentlemen who make the Ancient Writers their Delight or Study. Printeg for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard ; C. Law, No. 19, Ave-Alan-lane ; and Longman and Co. No. 39, Paternoster-row. Thisda , was publishtd, In ode vol. 4to. price 16s. in boards, N HARMONY of the EPISTI.ESofthe HOLY APOSTLES, to which is added, a Sumnury of the native. By the Rev. PETER RQBERI IS, M. A. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Shard, London; J Deighton, at Cambridge ; and J. Cooke, at Olfoel. This day was published, price Xs. A LETTER to the COMMISSIONERS of MI -1.- Li FARY ENQUIRY. Containing animadversions on some parts of their Fifth Report, and an Exatnivatlon of the Prin ciples on which the Medical Departinitut of Armies ought to be formed. By EDWARD NATHANEL BANCROFT, M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Physician to his Majesty's Forces, and to St. Georges Hospital. Printed fur T. Cadet', and W. Davies, Strand. This day was published, Neatly printed in One Volume, price ss. in boards, A POPULAR ESSAY on the DISORDER fit -L miliarly termed a COLD, in which the means of obviating the various causes, which art liable, either remotely to contribute to the production of this complaint, or which more immediately excite it ; together with the most effectual method of removing it when present, are explained in a manner familiar tb every capa city ; and to which are added, a Collection of approved Receipts and Observations on the most popular Remedies; principally de signed for the use of families, and imposed with a view of ren dering more extensively known the insidious nature of the disor der, which, to the inhabitants of the variable climate of Great Britain, too often proves the bane of health and comfort ; and thereby diminishing its frequency, and preventing its pernicious effects. By E. L. Vsl-tri•E, Surgeon, &c. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This day was published, In One large Volume, Octavo, price 12s. to boards, HE GARDENER'S REMEMBRANCER T . CHROUGHOISI . the YEAR ; exhibiting the newest and most improved Methods of manuring, digging, sowing, planting, pruning, and training; the nature of earth, water, heat, air, and climate, best adapted fur the culture of Plants, and production of Fruits, Flowers, and Esculent vegetables, in the natural and in the forcing way ; the Causes and Symptoms f Disease and Barrenness in Trees of every kind; with Means of PrOtention and Cure. To which is prefixed, a view of Mr. Forsyth's freatise on Trees. By JAMES MTHAIL, Twenty year, Gardener to the Earl of LiverpooL Printed fur 'l'. Catrell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. A TREATISE on the CULTURE of the CUCUMBER, Second Edition, price ss. in boards. 2. HINTS and k/BSERVATIONS on the IMPROVEMENT of AGRICULTURE, Ss. in boards. LAW. Lately was published, in 6vo. price 7s. 6d. boards, and may be had of all Law BoolcsrUers, LORD CHANCELLOR BACON's READING upon the STATUTE of USES, which forms the Ground work of Modern Conveyancing. A new Edition, with very lull Notes and Explanations. By WILLIAM HENRY ROWE, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn. A certain" Critical Review" flippantly asserts, that " the above edition of Bacon on Uus, in consequence of the very few corrections It contains, is altogether unnecessary," although there absolutely are alterations in it, by which even the meaning of the wet of all the other editions bath been entirely changed, scarcely less in number than the pages of the work itself ; and consequently it is moat palpable that those alterations, whether judicious or not (upon which it is not for the Editor to give any opinion), must necessarily rsinder the present edition something very different from being merely" unnecessary!!" But, in order to vindicate the edition in question, and at the same time to lay bare either the blindness on the one band, or the malignity on the other, of the self-dubbed competent and impartial Critic above alluded to, it will bit quite sufficient to give an extract or two from all the other Reviews by which the work hash been taken notice of—Reviews which du not attempt to impose upon the public tither a gross mis representation of facts, or a pretended review of books which have lAA been read. . 0 The peculiar merit and excellence of the present edition (says the Law Journal) are so apparent as to be inunediately dis ccriseelide—l'he first thing remarkable, and we add, prafse-wor• thy; psi this *edition, is the great number of emendations which the Editor bath made in the text • some of them, to give a totally dif ferent sense front all other ;damn, others to explain material distinctions, and many to elucidate that which in the former text was wholly As there are few who would now read Coke' s First Institute, without the late valuable Collllllelr tars, so we trust there will be au Student who is tempted, as dun:Ales" all will Ise, by the great mune of Bacon, to study his Reading on Uses ' who will nut be thankful to Mr. Rowe fur the assistance he has afforded." Law Journal for 1805, p.lOB, 116, 131. " Some obscurities' arising partly from e carelessness of its first Editors, and partly iron' the abstruse nature of the subject, have long required the aid of a judicious Annotator ; ind we think that Mr. Rowe has rendered an acceptable service to the profession (particularly the younger part of it), by the pains which he has bestowed spun this undertaking." And again," Other parts of the work contain nutty successful akerations of the text of former editions, which were involved in deep obscurity," Monthly Review fur October, 1806. " To mention many of the numerous emendations here made would exceed our limits. The notes ars extremely valuable, both because they 'Mini facility to the just understanding of the text, and because they contain able discussions of some of the most important points in the Law of Uses. These advantages, added to the judicious alterations in the not itself, render the present edition • moot voluable present to the profession in gesseral." See th e Literary Journal fur April, tBO5. Liberal and manly eriticisui challenges respect; but tech in example of puerile pertness as the thids affords which iu owner cads by the prostituted 1,141 /fit of " Critical Review," only trivets with its &sat, what it is Chia ne.li it? to public derision and rs.- psobation. • • ,•te4-t } ,~ ~~ ~ ` , , ,c ~~ • • . • Y. MI 4 , 0.4" • k '1 • " . I is .` • t k . \ - 4 •tr. • .714)'.• " [1)111CF, SIX-FENC • BALES BY PUBLIC AUCIION, BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE S4I.E OF PRUSSIAN PRIZES, At the London Tesern, Foxhole -gem. PlMull* en Mb', the 6tik of May, at Elesen o'Clock In the Fu. taboos, (For Home Consumption), AQUANTITY of Old Pipe and Hogshead Smits shook from Casks, being the entire Cargo of the Prussia:a Salliot . Petrus, and condernsed to the Crown. For pattcalars, apply . Mr. JOHN HAWIT.Ii, Plymouth, April 9, it ; Merchant, Plymouth. FOIL ACCOUNT. OF THAI COMMISSIONERS FOR TN; SALE OF. DANISH PRIZES. At the London Tavern, Fcabeleetreet,Plysiontb, on Friday, the .. 6th of May, at Eleven o; Clock in the forenoon. THE Good Danish Ship TRENDRE SUSTRE, No. 102.—Disatesiens. - Length on. Deck • ' - 95 Ft. 11 Ig. . Breadth below the Wales 26 4 Height between Decks • . 3 1 Atlmeasures - . 273, 39-94 Tons. alemued as Prise to the Crown, and now lying in Stone. hien. Pool. Ale', the zood Danish Sark ALIDA GEORGINIA t (No. 2.) square Stern s sitol'igere head. . DIMIZNHONA Leegtßon Dick - , 86 Ft. S In. Broe!th - - . 20 4 Depth of Hold - - . 13 7 , e Atlnwasures - 110, 77-94 Tons. Condemned **Prise to the Crown, and now lying in Catwater. For leventories and °then Particulars, apply at the Counting House of Mr. JOHN HAWKER. Merchant, Plymouth, one of the Agents for sale of Danish Prises. -- • • At the [Arndt& Tavern; Foahole-street, Plymouth, on ,Friday the 6th of Mayinst. at eleven o'clock In the forenoon. 'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 4 Pieces Brandy 119 Mids. French White Wine 126 Half Pieces French White • 1 Hhd. Muscadel Wine Wine 1 Case Anchovies dc Salad Oil Being part of the Cargo of the MARIANA ; and condemned to His Majesty's Ship A. rave, R. H. MoWSRAT, Eiq. Commander. 12 Pipes Brandy-3 Hilda. Red Wine--4 Cases Oil in Bottles Landed from the Danish Brig JOHANNA CA•FHERINA, and restored to the Claimants. Also, 290 Hhds. Red Wine -30 Half Pieces Ditto. fur Catalogues, and other particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. At the London Tavern, Fozhoie4treet, Plyinotith, oa Vriday, the sth May, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for borne con. sumptiati, FORTY Logs of Prime Honduras MAHOGANY, containing about Twenty-ave Thousand Feet. For viewing the same, and OH catalogues, K.AWKEIL to Plymouth, April 2s, 1808. Merchant, Plymouth. By 044er of the Contmissionen fur the Disposal of Danish Prizes Vt'ili be SOLD, at the London Inn, Plymouth, OD Friday, the 6th May inst. at eleven o'clock, THE GOOD BRIG AURORA, No. 19...... DIMCNSIONS. Length aloft - - left. suin. Breadth - - 23 11 Admeasures, 179 17-94th tons. Also the Good Brig IDOCHETEN, No. 120. Instessiosts. Length aloft . -76 ft. 41in. Breadth - . 22 3 Adtneasures 152 72-94th tons. likewise the Good Brig MARTINE and CHRISTIANE, No. 117. DISIZNSIONIS. - length aloft - -66 ft. 7in, • Breadth - 19 11 Admeasures 105 96-94th tons. All lying in Ca/y..4er, and condemned as Prize to the Crow n . A Deposit of one-t hird part of the purchase-money will be re quiretrat thi time of sale, and the remainder before the delivery of sa c Vesseti: VOp viewing the Vessels, and for Inventories and every further particular, apply at the Counting-house of • . Mr. THOMAS LOCKYER, Merchant, 4,, . One of the Agents for Danish Prizes. '1•0 Bh sOLIIIY PRIVATE CONTRACE O AVery Valuable FREEHOLD ES TATE, in the County of Hereford, comprising the Manor and Roy ety of HAMPTON COURT, the Ancient and Magnificent Mansion House, (replete with accommodation for a large Fa. mily,) with the Offices, Gardens, MAIM Grounds, Park, the Green Farm, Water Mill, Lake, and Fish Ponds ; Picturesque Cottages, Groves, Woods and Pl an tations, highly ornamented wiM Timbtv, chiefly Oak; comprising upwards of twelve .. idred Statute Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Orchard, Hop Ground and Wood Land (Tythe Free) ; delightf ully situate in a beautiful Country, five ;idles distant from the Borough of Leominster, nine from theelty of Hereford, and one hundred and thirty-fire from London. To be viewed by tickets only, or on application to Mr. Tanner at the Steward'. House in Hampton Court Park, of whom prin ted Panicidars may be had ; aLio at the New Inn at Herefitrd ; the Hop Pole ins; Worcester, and at Garrawars Coffee-house ; and the Price and further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall Mall, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. 11ROOM, 6TAFFOIItDSHIRE. At the Lyttlearn Ands, in Hagley, in the County of Worcester, on Monday, the 934 day of May nest, between the hours of four and sis o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions then to be produced (unless previously disposed of by Private Con tract, Ist ; which notice will be given), A LL ,that MESSUAGE, called BROOM atilisV, with the Coach-house, Stables, and other Out. ( Aces, Garthms,.Fruit7trees, Fish-ponds, Plasillidons, and some exceediug good Pasture Land thereto adjoining, containing by ad measurement 18 acres, 1 rood, and 5 perches, its the possession of WALDRON HALL Esq. Also wrieritl doses, Pieces, or Parcels of Arable,Meadow, and Pasture Land, with a subs tantial Barn, and other convenient Buildings thereon erected, lying near to the said Messuage, and containing by admeasurtment 149 aerss and 111 perches, in the possession of hues Crump. Al s o, Two:other Closes of Land, lying contiguous to the said Messuage, and containing by admeasuroment 9A. ait. 14P. in the possession of Thomas Butler. Also, Three Tenements or, Cottage-houses, with good Gardens to the same, belonging, conveniently situated, and in the occupa tion of James Crump, or his unsleatsmants. The above mentioned property is a very eligible and compact Freehold Estate—it is situated in the parish of Scoom, pear to the borders of Worcestershire, about 16 miles frogs the City of Wor cester six from Bromsgrove, four from Kiddermios" and four from gtourbridge ; all very ;Dud market towns ; it is distant from London about. itO miles. The house is fa for the accommodation of a Gentleman, and is iu akenteel neighbourhood; the Land is good, well planted with thriving young trees, and a considerable part of it is tythe-free—it lies in • clear pleasant country, commanding very beautiful and ex tensive views of Healey Park, the Clint-hills, smiths surrounding country ; and the situation seems to have every other requisite to reader it an agreeable place of residence for any Gentlemau, to whom tionsvarastioas and amusements of the country can afford planner.—Lime and Coals are to be had at conveuitta distances. James Crump, of Broom, will skew the Laud. fur tickets to obtain permission. to ace the House, for other particulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply to Mr. Court, Solieltor, at Ilell brougistom or at his Ofgce is Stourbridge, who is authorised to :tannic , for theple of the Estate. Paracular:'may alto be known of Messrs. Benbosr and Hope, Solicsurs, Stowe-buildings, Londost. ,'~"~ 1, , 1. . 1 .-~ On Saturday win be published, 1 - Lindsovely pruned in One Volume, Octavo, price 7s. 6d. in boards, 7AL WITHOUT INNOVATION : or the A- 4 Present State of Religion and Morals considered; with a View to the Dispositions and Measures required for its improv.- ment. To which is subjoined, an Address to Young Clergymen, intended to guard them against some prevalent Errors. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. DERMODY'S WORKS. This day was published, i; two elegant Volumes, price 14s. boards, THE HARP of LR IN, consisting of the POETICAL .3.• WORKS of Tuoss.ss DER MOOT, ROW first collected, By 3.0. RAYMONDpFsq. Author of the Life of Dertundy. Printed for RICHARD Pititzt Ps, No. G, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. 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