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• 4 ) 1 1 ( le j • 4 A t '4P r , .1 k A. 4 4 / (z.-1 : "- v ift,i • r - 11 7.4 V ' 4 vl u 4 t' 71 , ° 6 . • ri t 7- 41, i ~h TIT MBE R -----wommun a HE ANNVERSARY of the BIRTHDAY R IGHT HONOU or THE RABLE WILLIAM PITT, oar b , w :14.. a CONtM MOR AT ED DAY, the atth of MAY, at the London Tavern. EARL SPENCER in the Chair. ' -Mar • EarlSTiwe tips. ( 1 12 5 Of W orcester 1. Down, Esq. Earl 'of-Euston W. Egerton. Esq. Tem e Lt Gen Egerton ;Iscount Mnrpeth C. R. Ellis, Esq. 4 -,orci G. Levisol Gower R. Ellison, Esq. 4ord Louvaine • Sir I 'Ur 1. Pane, Esq. Str .i • rottesly, Bar, N. rench, E 5- W. Lowther, Bar t t: Franc ß. is F Gregor, Esq. s !r. H. Mildtnay, Bart. Robert Mili i gan, Esq. KhanSß. ValiW. Manning, Esq. ir Dart. W. Stuart. /kn. T. Raikes, Esq. Peel, Bart. Haus Sloane, Esq. Bootle, Esq. c;. 14. Stlrtiner, Esq, R. Cartwright, Esq. Samuel Thornton, Esq. No i kets, One G • Dick ell5Oll, ea J. Tunno. Esq. uin each, to be had of Mr. Hatcharcl, • Piccadilly ; and at the Bar of the London-Tavern. on Table at Five o'clock. ETON ANNIVERSARY. rHE ETON ANNIVERSARY will be held at : AI the Crown May and Anchor xBo Tavern, in the Strand, on URI:MY, 19, . lki o , Right Hon. Earl of DALKEITH, in the Chair. kilHon. Lord Viscount Right Hon. Lord King In chinbrooke Ri g h t Hon. Lord'Braybroke t g e i lt Hon. Lord Porches.. Sir Wm. Young lki Mr. Serjeant Lens g"t Hon. Vis. Mor- Wm. Walcot, Esq. lti Ptl h Sir. William Milner fiiitellou. Earl of Tanker- Bryan , t Cook,. Esq. M.P. V. G bbs, Lsq. 13 • Those Gentlemen who intend to honour the Meet -6 wi t h th c requested to send for Tickets Meet at tile r .oefirheo4pany, e__n ! as early as Possible. Dinner at Fiv a e v o' r t:io a CK o'cloc k. 'rickets, los. 6d. each. • • BYRDE, Master of a Seminary at Utrecht, epe t t i ! t,he most healthy city in the United ProvincesZ-re tra4t . 411 Y informs those Parents and Guardians who that the education of their Children or Wards to his care, thei t ... i !s endeavours will be unremitti ng , i n o rd er t o meet kis. v ews and Merit their approbation and eucouragement. iq 4"Pi4. among whom are the sons of the first merchants t,,rnsterdain, who will furnish any testimonial in his re utintadation, are instrufted in the Greek, Latin, French, t,". and German. Languages. bli,wery e xplanation will be giv,en in reply to letters, post. 1.1 add t A B at Mr. Thoma.sHarnmond's,lNo. 74, °lbon B rim , • London. FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. T i lt. MASTERSHIP of the FREE GRAM v,, M AR SCHOOL at LEIC.ESTER, will b ecome Sat nt at Midsummer next, by the Resignation of the Rev. • tice'ltlel lieyriek, M. A. and the Governors hereby give No.. t i t t hat thcy will proceed to the EleCti on u f a new M aster th e "e Idol June next. The Master will be required to teach t+eaihi G rmk Languages. and oth e r b ranc h es o f Cl as 01 42 I.,: arning, and to reside in the School *House which thcia convenient accommodati on f or Forty,four hoarders, )i cit ‘tiurnber being now under the care of the present Master. welling-house rent w i ll be paid, except ts. 'l t 4 ' l hnunl, winch the Corporation require as an =know *lent that it is their p roperty. ' l 4t l :',,e Annual Stipend s w hi ch the Governors ar e in trust for, ~rl ti rat altogether to ssl. r s . it,d; per Annum, to which f adcickl &11.. per A lin oda, the amount of the Free Gifts pertth,. corporation now Hoyeenj by taw present Master, sto 4 0e total Income of the eadMaster will be z tss. od . Th:n, , :M. Out of this hen to provide his . own Assistants. 1 / 4 Poi l ,,,dead Master will be required to adaut under hie care, F OUndatioll, the Sons of resident Freemen aboy,e_the es '"en years who can read correctly a Chapter in the , rte ' b laster racist be a Graduate of Oxford or Cambridge. e c &,`f en tlerrien as chuse to offer themselves as Candidates, 4 bij:`?'red to send pm per Testimonials of their Literary 14 0; e :' and Moral and Religious Characlet, to the Mayor, re the first 4a)r"l l l •H e (Ti t i,S PEACH, Mayor. b.kr PP NEW MANUFACTORY. t""`;',NOI3ILITY and GENTRY are tespeet.. ‘q,.^...,•:utly informed, that the Elegant and Tasteful VA_ l)kitjtf NEW and FASHIONABLE ARTICLES for 1 2 1 4/01 4, now exhibiting at ROBARTS and PLO WMAN's il, °ll 4e, have induced many Lines-drapers, Haberdashers, chi s+ "00,1— oar for Sale many kinds of spurious and interior 06°as thei r ManutaCture. They are compelled to take ~PPOrtunite of informing the Public, that they have no that"te,ion with any Persons of the above description, and t ote C;enuine and Elegant Produaions o f their Manut4c ; Itr ett ?nly to be had at their Warehouse, No z, Chando.,- nt..Canlen. The PARIS NEW DILLIGENCES, t i At only 41. 13s. each Passenger. . _ ss . 1 out from the olden-Cross,, Charing i Cro , l i b emeTwerY Morning and Evening, ,to the . Ship- and -Calais King 's Hat, In Dover ; the Silver Lion, Calais ; toire?grn,e S. London Hotel, Amiens; and to Mr. S c t. G . re- s .. tr, s - .fli ce in Ennioys-street, Paris, from whence Carriages vel r ' •in Italy, and Ger- N l , 0 all the principal Awns F rance, it ,.,,, g*,' wi, I- he P u bli c are requested to notice, the above Car esent estm i : ;l be con n d lie r in a manner, far superior to any other , , 444;11T0N ORIGINAL COACHES, at Reduced Fares, S t- r out every Morning, at Seven, Half past Sc.. ° A2t ve n, and Eizlit o'Clock ; and every Night, at Te iei nek, durin g ", - 1-• i the Golden Cross, Char i..,,te., , t.,, se.son, ron , i .. Nis • ";' Old W hite-Horse Cellar, Gloucester Cot . - -ce,ei Piccadilly, and Swan, Lad-lane ;to the Coach-O.f ta,. North -street and to the Castle, Old and New Ship , t"xern, Ilrighton! tieloacnilent Packets sail three times aWeek to Dieppe. Par l'h lays t' at he had at the (folden Cross. vros e EAgTBO URN COACH sets oil from the Golden , L ,„.....,......5ua1. PATE NT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, ANo-•• DINING TABLES, ng in S t il e and Plan from those i n the old way . I.l.ER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTUKY -. 4 I ' d W kRE ROOMS N r 3 and r 4, CATHERINE- I: . . - .1, , 0. okrtim•l 'Eight Doors from the Strand, maker of the above :Ile ij e l k,to the KING and QUEEN, Their Royal Highnesses : 1 1l 4i a . ` i. ,E of YORK and PRINCESSES, and Manutac. 1 ... r urniture in general. ° l ) p b ,„ l- ,t k has observed some of the various Advertisements tired;Vt'(' to hirn, the intention of which may be easily disco- ,vehaend 3/rite„S in short that. by the permission of Provi -I,- h,d iTianutadturres and sells as above, (where . also may r c(16 6 . , eYery 'Artie in the Upholstery Line) his supeno varr„,"\--PUST ass TENT BEDS with Brass Screws and tchil-.s other Brai P " SOFA' BEDS, ma ki ng a lind ltane S 'nf and , s arts ; 11 1 fo rn , they , i ri e t om ,kv fortablL . Becl CHAIR BEDS, which an each in a few minutes; D1N '.,1'144 .I',f,krtl,E on various Constructions , and quite-on a new vkriij,T()ttTAßLE CHAIRS. LIBRARY STEPS on'a ;ketillots-11.1i;'11rputron-lipuareCt. 'Consirudion ; and various Improvt- edt_v(Aesale_cmiple.tely furnished ; the Articles of well-season sjis for theQe4ct..llent workmanship. Also, tbr exportation,_ as. 11,,;er, East and West Indies ; Cabins titted up tor r • :' is “: I VOrk. I . Xlt h a s COrlStrUaed several Tools.Oul Machines for. Ahc„,ng his Patent Articles, &c. at his' ManufaCtory, as ~st!l),;"s‘vhere the Patent Deed may be seen ; and with much !* ' ' le n,' and a true sense of gratitude, acknowledges the . •• Cileott ragement he has So generously received. WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, iSoz. This Day was published, elegantly printed in 4to. price il. ss. in boards, THE LIFE OF POGGIO BRACCIOLINI. . By the Rev. WILLIAM SHEPHERD. Printed fur T. Cadell, jun. and W. Dairies, Strand. This Day was published, In TWo large Volumes Quarto, with nurnerous•Maps, drawn under the Diredian, and with the last Improvements of Arrowsmith, and engraved in a new Manner by Lowry, formine,an universal Modern Atlas, Price 41. 4s. in boards, or on Royal Paper, with early Impressions of the Maps, Price 61.65. in boards, lODERN GEOGRAPHY : A Description 1.1 1 .1 atheEmpires, Kingdoms, States, and Colonies, with the Oceans, Seas, and Isles, in all Parts of the World ; in cluding the most recent Discoveries and Political Altera tions. By JOHN PINKERTON. The Astronomical Introduction by the Rev. S. Vince, A. M. F. R. S. and Phil - Man Professor of Astronomy and Experimental Philosophy in the thaiversity of Cambridge. To the Whole is added, a Catalogue of the best Maps , and Books of Travels, in all Languages, and an amp l e I n d ex. Printed for T. Caciell jun. and W. Davies, Strand ; and T. N. Longman, and O. Rees, Paternoster row. 4. 4 . Owing to some Alterations suggested by the recent Definitive. Treaty with France, the Publication of this Work has been deferred fora few Weeks, but-the. Delay. i t is hoped, has been eortipensated by the Imfyrovernents indis pensable. on so uncommon and i mportant an Occasion. The Maps 'amount to .between Forty and Fifty, from entire ly new Drawings, superintended and revised by Mr. Ar i‘ -%vsmith, whose Skill in . this Department is universally acknowledged. The - chief Authorities are also marked at the Bottom of each Map, ,and they are illustrated by Mr. Pinkerton with many important Features of the Countries, %and interesting Names derived from numerous Works of Na tural and Civil•HiStory, which will bo in vain sought' for even in a large and expensive Atlas.' They are engraved by Mr. Lowry in a Style of Clearness and Beauty never before attempted, and upon a new Principle suggested by the- Author. For the Accommodation of Persons, to whom such a Mode of Publication may be acceptable, some Copies are div,,teci into-Eight Parts, and will be published Monthly, till completed, at us. each Part, ih boards. Vr An . Abridgment of this Woric. 7 l3Y the Author is in a State of Preparation. On Monday the 31st inst. will be published, In a small Pocket Volume, Price Five Shillings bound in Red, illustrated with a Map of all the Roads between London and Paris ; with a Plan of Paris; a Map of the French Republic • and several other Copper-plates • THE ENGLISHMAN's ' COMPANION in a JOURNEY TO PARIS, containing; - • - • - t. An Itinerary of all the, great Roads; . ivith a Variety of practical observations. 2. A corredDescriptioludall the Objets of Curiosity, the Libraries, Museums, Buildings, Exhibitions, Public Amuse ments, &c. &c. in Modern Paris and its Environs; with the Terms-and Manner in which they may be seen. . 3. Tables of Money, Weights, Measures, Prices of Pro visions, and other necessary particuUrs. '4. I nstrudions to be observed upon the Road, and during the Residence at Paris, with accounts .of Inns, Hotels . , Cottee- Ito uses, &c . &c. _ _ _ Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold by Carpenter and Co. Old Bond-street ; J. I)..tbretr, Piccadilly ; Reynolds, Oiford-street ; and by all...other Booksellers. - Of whom may be had just published, the Piaure of Lon don, for iSoz, with Maps, 'Fables, &c. etc. Price give Shil lings, bound in red. " New and improved Edition of Thomson's Seasons, intended as an uniform Companion to the Farmer's Boy, and Rural Tales, by Robert Bloomfield. • This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Foolscap Svo. price 6s. boards, or with the Plates printed in Colours; res." 6cl. and enriched with Nine beautiful Engravings, from Designs by Mr. Thurston, aid other eminent Artists, • rrHE_ SEASONS, by JAMES THOMSON, .with Explanatoyy Head-Lines to each Page. To which is prefixed, a Critical Essay on the Seasons, and a Life of the .A.uthor,_ •-By the Rev. JOHN EVANS, A. M. A neat Pocket Edition of the same Work may be had, in Demy iZmo. price 4s. 6d. or with the PlateS printed in Colours, 9s. boards. - Printed for T. Hurst, Paternoster-row ; C Chapple, Pall-Mall; and may be had of all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. • • • BROUGHT DOWN TO MAY, iBoz. This Day was published, • A New Edition, either in One or Two Pocket Volumes, • Prdee , •tat. in Bonds, Including the Arms'of all the Pgemcand the four Orders of Knighthood ;. also ornamented by a striking Resemblance of His MAI ESTYi. in his. Parliamentary Robes, elegantly and accurately engraved upon a new set of plates, printed on a fine paper ; the letter-press also on a new type;. being the cheapest, latest, and most complete work of the kind extant ; • TrEARSLEY'S PEERAGE OF r ENGLAND, I SCOTLAND, AND IRELAND; containingan ac-. count of the Origin, - Honours, Marriages, and Issue of the ' Nobility; a list of all their Family Names, Titles of elder SoQs. and Translation of their Mottos. To which are added, an account of the Orders of: Knighthood, an exact valuation of each of the Bishoprics, and a complete Extind Peerage of the Three Kingdoms, with the forfeited and dormant Titles. Printed Po: G. Kearsley, Fleet-street, J. Stockdale, op posite Burlington House, Piccadilly, I'.. 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ADMITTED" by a Body of Physicians to be the first Medicine in the World for the above Com plaints; and never was an instance known of its failing, taken on the first attack ; and in many instances it has etted ed a Cure when the bones have come through the skin.HA stronger proof of its reputation cannot.be given, than the sanction of some of the first Nobility in the Kingdom, as follow, who have experienced and witnessed its efficacy, and strondy recommend its being kept in all Families, to have it taken in the first stage: The Most Noble the Marquit.'bf Lothian. Right Hon. Viscount 'Dudley and Ward. Right Hon. Lord Macdonald. Right Hon. Lord-Grantley. • Right Hon. late Lord Fortescue. Right Hon. Lord Moncton!. Right Hon. late Viscountess Dudley and Ward. Right. Hon. Lady Dowager Grantley. • • Right Hon. Lady Dowager Viscount Falmouth. Right Hon. Lady Dowager Fortescue. Lady A ppreece. Sirs—Francis Blake, Edward Newenham, John Coghill, and George Armstrong, Bans. Generals —Doyle, and Drouly. Colonels—Baker, and I)ebath. And a great many othzrs-of the Nobility, as may be seen in the Tratise, at the Proprietors', N. and S. Godbold, No. 3, Bloomsbury-square, where it.is given every day from ten till one o'clock (Sundays excepted). Sold retail at one or wore Vender's in every City and capi- . tal Town. N. and S. Godbold is written on every label on the bottles, in their own hand-writing. UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD. 22d of Mayol3o2. HIS MAJESTY haring been pleased to appoint NEXT THURSDAY, at One &Clock, to be at tended with the ADDRESS of this University, such Gen tlemen as intend to accompany the Chancellor and Delegates of the University upun that occasion, are desired to meet on that Day at Twelve o'Clock, at the Thatched-house Javern, in order to g o in pr oces si on f rom t h ence to S t . ames's Palace. NEW PANORAMA, lIAY-MARKET. HE Public are respeaf t illy i n fo r m e d, t h a t t hi s T Panorama ' exhibiting a GRAND VI EW of the CITY of PARIS and Environs, is now open for public inspection; painted from Drawings made on the North West Tower of the 'Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame, si nce th e .sig n ing of the Preliminaries of Peace, by J As., DE MARIA, Will continue open from Ten till dusk - Admittance One Shilling. N. B. A Person regularly attends to explain the Pi6lure. DURSUA-NT to a Decree of the High Cowl of 1 Chancery, made in a Cause, •" WYATT against SHEPPARD," the CREDITORS of THOMAS WY ATT, late of SalisbUry, in the County of Wilts. Esq. de ceased (who died on or about the-2.1.d Day of February, 1797), are forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before form Spranger, Esq. one of the Masters of the said• Court, at his - Chambers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon don, or in default thereoff they will be excluded the ;►enetit of the said Decree. ROMAN CEMENT MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bank wark, tnanufalure Cement, or Mort. in Water, which far surpasses in utility 1- ; 43r any other kind of Mortar :it gives to all k. • }3r,ck Stone Work, an uncommon degree of strengti, .-..;; itsets under Water, soon becomes as hard as . be exposed even to the action of the Sea, all Buildings, therefore, intended' to resist, or • , this Cement may be used with singular ativatita,- ,1 be lowered with Lime and Sand, to any desirabic ..; common purposes. They also prepare STUCCO for casing the same hard and durable nature as the Lemont the walls from wet and damp, and - may be exe, as completely to resemble, Stone,-at a very moderate .: Flat Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than Na tural Stone. COX-'s AROMATIC PEARLS, TABLETS, CHAR COAL DENTIIRICE, ESPRIT de ROSE, ROSE CACHOES 9 LOZENGES, &c. ____ ___ DCOX, Chemist to the King, respeafolly in. • forms the Nobility, Gentry, See. that in addition to the above Articles, he has prepared various Extrads and Essences of British Plants ; and having fitted tip a Room with an extensive variety of Sea, Family, and Portable Me dicine Chests, on improved Principles, he presumes to hope that the Collection will be worthy their attention. O' Lately published, a New Edition (4th) of c 0705 Fa— mily Medical Compendium, with an Essay on the Diseases Of Tropical Climates, price as. 6d TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respecifully informed, J. BURGESS and Son's GEN ULNE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES,-continues to be prepared by them in the same manner that has given such universal approbation for many years past. The long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and or Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks at in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence o Anchovies and other rich Sauces for Fish, Sec. induces them, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Fan - Mies, &c. in burchasuig the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, ut at their Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family,use, of the best duality. %Vest-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. O ffacers in the Army and Navy, suppl ed upon the shortest notice. for the East and West Indies, Sic. 64" For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, their sole Asents for t tsh Sauces. Warehouse, No joi, corner of Savo} -steps, Strand, Louricti. ON THE BANKS OF THE THAMES. .TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRA( -:T, AB 4 au iful FR EEHOLP ESTA TE, with Dwell . ing-house, Gardens, &c. &c. 3i miles from Loudon, three from Henley, and four from Nlarlowycontairi*' 300 Acres of prime Beech Wood. arid, 4•40 AQceti'; 44 - 1 ) 1 : 41 )te;ralld Pasture Land.' • . A large Alanor,..and an extensive Fislut.nyiluthe Thames, which hounds the Estate to the South.. - The whale is contained within a King • Fence, - And:the , Land is occupied by Tenants at Will. The House.and Offices are hrgeiand fit for the reception of a Gentleman's Family. The Gardens and Shrubberies, con taining together four Acres, are inclosed by-a capital Wall, well planted with' Fruit Trees. The PremiSes are in good Order, being now inhabited by the Owner, but immediate possession will be given if re quired. Particulars May be had of Messrs. Mayo and Pearse, Cloak-lane, London; and of Mr. Cooper, Henley, who will give Tickets for viewing the House'and Premises, which may be seep every Thursday from Ten o'Clock to Four. IN THE VICINITY Of SOUTHAMPTON. To BE SOLD, THE LEASE of a comfOrtable FAMILY HOUSE (al, years of which are unexpired), pleasantly situated in the Polygon. It consists of an eating-parlour, two drawing-rooms, eight bed-chambers, dressing-room, kit chen, servants' hall, butler's pantry, housekeeper's and store-rooms, a double coach-house, three-stalled stable, and a walled garden behind, well stocked with young choice fruit trees. The Premises have lately undergone a thorough repair, at a considerable expence, and arc fit fO r the immediate reception of a-family. May be viewed between the hours of twelve and two, with a Ticket, to be had of Mr. Hookey, Southampton ; of whom further Particulars may be known. Letters, post paid, will meet with due attention. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (The original Invention of Mr. Henry.) Prepared and Sold by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Chemists and Apothecaries, Manchester. THIS most agreeably perfumed Liquor is a Com.. pound of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant A.roinattcs. Its strung and pungent odour ren ders it extremely grateful and salutary to persons labouring under Head-achs Faintings, &c. and adapts it for counter atting the bad clieas of heated or foul Air. Hence it has been found highly useful in Rooms, where the intention of Fevers, of Sore Throats, or other contagious diseases pre vail ; attd in all crowded places of public resort, as Theatres, Courts of Justice, fec. It may also be particularly recom mended to persons residing in Hot Climates. - The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, price as. gd. each bottle, Stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street (the only persons in London autho rised by the Proprietors to sell the same) where may be had Sponge Boxes of gold, silver; carnelian, crystal, &c. N.B. Each bottle, besides a copper-plate label, signed by 'the preparers, has the letters T. and W. Henry's Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar moulded in the glass.—Their names are also engraved in the Stamp, the counterfeiting of which is Felony. (I:2' At the same place may be had, Henry's Calcined Magnesia, in bottles at IS. 54. as. 6n. and is. 6d. each, Stamps included. [PRICE SIXPENCE. , ARM YC? 1, AC' • Commi,sa4-General's Ogee, Great Gior.ce Street, May 2.6, ioz. NOTICE is hereby' given to ,all dresirt, , n of contrakiing to sqp.) , OATS, and ST'R l7il' for the the of lIIS .11,1:7E.S Gel FIA LIZ Y.; static, ed, or to be 4lationtd at the Barracks, in the Counties cf Sussex and Nortilaniptkm; the Ddiveries t 4 ewtzmence . on and for Ike 25th day of lane next ; that Proposal iu ig•itinf, sea?ed marked ['enders for Forage, be reethied at this Office, (4 or before the 711 , day of said mmtb Separate Proposals insist s;t! .made JC, C,4c.1 C:ranty The Parti— culars of the Cr,strati may be had upon„appl. -, t•aiibn at flair ce• any Day, be! ween the &ors of Ele ven in tide ilf;rni niz a7d in the airternam. TO BE SOLD, ANOBLE Modern MANSION-HOUSE,' with Park, Gardens, &C. firc and every tiling suitable for a Man of Fortune, witii any part, or the whole, of an ESTATE of 2coo Acres, surrounding it ; Manorial Rights, &c. &c. situated in a welt wooded , ind part':.,f the finest .Connty7 in England, about sixty miles from Town, and not far from the Sea 'rue grate* part of the ptstchaso money may remain on mortgage for many years. Principals only will obtain full 'particulars, by applyirz to John Nash, Esq. No. 19, Dover street, Piccadilly. TO BE PEREjNIPTORLLY SOLD, Pursuant.to a Decree of the High G....T.:a caurlery, male in a Cause, " &mum against CO L HOUN," with t!te approbation of John irranger, Esq. one of the Masters of the 'said Ltitia, - on Wednesday the gth and Thursday, the trial Days of June, tSaz., between the hours of Elevertand Twelve. of the Clock in the Forenoon of each Day, at the Great Hotel, at .Buxton, in the ..CoUnty of Derby,, in - 2 4 Lots (the first tz Lots on Wednesday the gth, and -the re inaining hofs.i.ta Tlntrstlay the h of- lune, r - FHE MANORS or LORDSHIPS o! . JL WELL and HIGHLQW; • with the several Messuages and Farms, .ands, Tenements and Real Estates, late of John Archer, Esq. situate in the several Parishes, Town ships and Plates,of TidcsweU, Highlow,- Nether Shatton, Hathersadge, Outseats,. Hope, Castleton, Thornhill, Eyana Calveri Chapel in the Fritli, Great and Little Hueklow', - Pilsley, Litton, Wardlow, Gotheridge, ()fiction, Hasletord, Bamford., Holme, and Bakewell, in the County of Derby. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis)at the said Master's Chambers, in Southamptiari-buildings,. Chancery-lane ; of Messrs. Graham, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn (where, and at Mr. Gauntley's, Bakewell, Derbyshire, Plans of the Estates may bes ; . of Messrs.t Mayo and Pearse, Solicitors, Cloak lane, • London; of Messrs. Black, Epping,„ Essex, and Mid dle Temple, .London ; Mr. Wilmot, Wheston Hall, Tides well; Messrs. Mills and Cruso, Leek, Staffordshire ; Mr. Isaac Hail, Ca.itleton ; of the Tenant of Highlow-Hoase, Derbyshire; and of Mr. Hall, at-the Great Hotel, at Btexton 'T'O BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD; Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of cn tucerk, marls in a Cause the EARL of MACCLES!'II3 LD against BLACKALL, before Edward 'Leeds, Esq. one of Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room in Southampton-builditigS, . Chancery-lane, London, in ei Lots, on Monday the zest aad Tuesday the 22d ihys of June, 1802, .between the hours . of Fiye and Six o'Clock iii the Afternean, . • • . • -C UNDR Y FREEHOLD and copyi-COLD ESTATES, late of THOMAS BLACKALL, Esq. deceased, - situate in the several Pacishes'of Islington; Horn sey, and Hackney, in the County of Middlesex ; to the Part s!1 of • Hitehini in the County of 1-I.:ttrord ; in .the Parish of Apvicton, in the Cot.inty of Berk r s ; at SYctllow:;:e!d, ncyr the Road from Reading•to Basingstoke, in the said County. of Berks ;. and in the City of Coventry. And also one Snarl! . in the New, River Company, and. five (mu routine. lichen _. - Deben tures of iciza. - each. • • ,• • - • Particulars may he had at the said Masters, Chambers . ; Southampton-buildings-; of Messrs.Grahain, I.in of Mr. Hollier, of Manic. Oxlordsbire ; of Mr. Lade, 7.4itchin ; of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land-Surveyor, Rich mond., Surrey ; anti of Mr. Thomas Grimes, White near Inn, Coventry. A very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE in NORTH AMPTONSHI RE. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, In Six or more Lots, By . 11/11. KIRSHAW, At the Hind:lnn, Wellingborough, on :Wednesday the 23d of June next,.at Three o'CloCk; unless iireviou ;: v dis- , posed of by Private ContraCt; • , - A Very VALUABLE and DESIRABLE FREE HOLD ESTATE, situate in a most pleasant part of the Country, adjoining the Marltet Town and in the Parish of Wellingborough, in the county of Northampton, consisting of a substantialand spacious MANSION HOUSE, which may at a small expence be made suitable for the Residence of a genteel Family, with walled' Gardens, Fish-ponds, ,Pad crocks and Premises ; Barns, Stables, Malt-it... 1, other Buildings ; Courts, Farm-yards, and- Appurtenance‘ ; arid about 403 Acres of Arable Meadow, and Pasture Land ; or the first quality for natural fertility, but still capabl4 of great improvement, divided into proper sized Inclosures, in'a ring fenee, and plentifully supplied with Water. Tile •Pasture Land, in richness of herbage and fertility of soil, is superior to most feeding land in the Kingdom, and the whole is deserving the attention of Gentlemen desirous of investing .their money in landed property, and particularly of such Far mers and Graziers who may wish to cultivate, stock and im prove a fertile and grateful soil.. Lime and Manure may .!ti purchased near the Estate in any quantity, and on reasonable terms. The Estate is tithe-free, and of the annual value of 7001. lett to respeefable Tenants, who arc under proper agreements for the management of the Estates, and have Notices to quit and deliver up the sameat Michaelmas next. • To twat for the same, apply to Mr. James, Wellsborn, near Stratford:.on-Avon, Warwickshire ; and for a view of the PremiseS, apply to Mr. Gascoyne French, Bailiff of the.! Estate, Wellingborough ; and for further particulars to George's Coffee-house, Chancery-lane, and to Messrs. For ster, Cooke and Frete, Lincoln's-Lin, London ; or Messrs. Hodson and . Son, Wellingborough, at whose Offices Plans of the Estates are deposited. MUCI-IWF.NLocK, TO BE'SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A CAPITAL and 'VALUABLE FREEHOLD _ ESTATE, pleasantly situated on the Turnpike R0,;,c1 leading to and within eight milLis of Bridgnorth, seven miles of Broseley, nine miles of Shrewsbury, and fifteen miles of Ludlow, Ma'piduresque part of the County cf Salop.; con sisting of the MANOR. orreputed Manor , of PR IIST HO PE, with the Waste Land, Right . of Common over tl•it• extensive Commons of Westwood, &e. in the an , :ielit respedable Borough and Parish of M U C i-IWENLO CK , and 734 -Acres of fertile Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and land,' divided into proper sized farins and ancient Enclosures, with substantial Farm-houses, Malt-houses, Barns, State!_-;, Sheddings, -atilt other convenient and necessary Ont-buit,i ings, .now lett to respectable Tenants, at the old and a;lito,,; Rent , of 8 tol. or thereabouts, but capable of consider,ole advance. ' The Estate lies in a Ring Fence, abounds with came, an: . contains several large Ponds or Reservoirs of Water made fir the purpose of irrigation, with a never failing Stream riii-- ning-through•the centre of the Estate. Manure in any tiluiit tity may be purchased on reasonable terms within two miles. The Land contains an inexhaustible &Line of Ball and StalaC tical LIME-STONE • of the first quality, with every indi cation of other valuable - MINE.RA LS. The Estate is sub jed to a Land Tax of 171. 45. a Chief Rent of 11. 3s. 61. and is Titheable. • , GT 14,0001. part of the purchase-money, may rem!ii.l charged upon the Estate. • To treat . for the same, apply to Mr. james,Wellsborn, near Stratford-on-Avon; or to Mr. Coupland, Attorn,): Shrewsbury; and for Particulars to John Bislitini, Es.;. Kelsalf ; John Dodson, Esq. Cound ; Messrs, Pettit). and Coupland, Shrewsbury ; Thomas Haslewood, E q. Bridguortb • Wm. Wheeler, Esq.. Winterfold ; and at M. James's Odice, Wellsborn ; Wen. Parsons, on the ?realists; the Stork Tavern, Birmingham; and at George's co.qc.:- house, Chancery-lanc;.London.