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JP 17'S tiUMIIRR 3014 j Admittance FIVE SHILLINGS Only. RANELAGH. rsrik_j -11 - tv i TORROW EVENING, May igtle, will be Exhibited, A SUPERB FIRE-WORK, In By Messrs. SMITH and BROCK. Honour of the Birth-Day of Het MAJESTY. t(.lci„'e. _ Futsr DIVISION on the WATER. • ts, Fountains, and Balloons. SECOND DIVISION. ,Ilalf-pound Sky-rockets; Tourbillons•• an Air Balloon Vininated; 2 Guillo , :hees illuminated; Bengal lights ; a I,:y r k and regulating Piece, in 4 Mutations—First,_ a vertical 1•," e e,l; econd - , a axed Sun; Third, an Interlacement ; it,,,, t1 ,7 0 , a brilliant Glory, in rayonnant Fire; a Flight of ; a Battery of Roman Candles • vertical wheels, Vininatecl in Blne, White, and Yellow s Fires; a grand 4°S aiC Diamond Piece. ary ne `THIRD DIVISION. ' .ket Pod Sk • - the Star of Malta; a Tth'ie, • y-rot s , , s un W a thVertical Wheels, and a Spiral Wheel at the , 3 1 ) ; Bengal li g ht s; Thunder Wheels; the Star and G aiter Wheel ; a regulating Piece:" in 3 Mutations—First, lyertical Wheel ; Second, a Five Pointed Star, in Silver Third, a ditto, in rayonnant Fire; a Girandole'; . z with a Grand Temple, 11- niinated with an Air Balloon, Flights of Rockets, •tc. 4 CONCERT of - VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC will be perfoimecl. And in the centre of the Rotunda, will be exhibited a V 7 .IIPLE OF PEACE,, xt „ Designed and-executed by Mr. CAPON. b me End-of the Canal will be erected the whble of th e ' ui lding, with the Illuminations and Transparencies as ,O.r d ered by M . OTTO, on the Eyening of the Proelama oon. , . b oots to be opened at Ei nt, the Concert to corninence at Ni ne g .taand the Fire-Works at Eleven precisely. nittallCe s, each Person, Coffee and Tea included. Hot, , r icketsfor private Coach Stands to he hadat Ranelagh se • MISS THOMPSON . begs leave to inform , the /s „, Pulaiic; that her EXHIBIT.ION of PICTURES 14,,„ r aO ".L cannot o p en on WEDNESDAY next," till the th e o'Clock, Miss Thompson, in consequence of• fro flattering approbatiow which - her Performances feceived to r : 1111 e 4d te n QuiPß House on INCESSES t , having been comittanddd at the Queen's he Morning of that Day, -"" som e of the principal" Specimens of her Art. NEW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET. E Public are respedfrillyinforitied, that this. O{•PPanorama exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY Pai RI S and 'Environs, is now open for public inspection.; th e from Drawings made on the North West Tower of Of „ 41 et ro politan Church of Notre Dame, sinc e th e Si gn i ng P relhninaries of Peace, by JAs. DE MARIA, will -- Ntt 114 ‘-' oPenfrom Ten till dusk. Admittance One Shilling. 4 6 / 3 - A Person regularly attends to explain the Pi6lure. 11 F-' , ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the SOCIETY will be at the k t h ANCHOR TAVERN, - WEDNESDAY, tikz. 114 D "`cYal Highness the DUKE of YORK, i n the Chir. 114, ' ' - trfe - E-PRXSIDENT'S. 1 40.rlicetheDukeofteeds. - ~ .Hoo. Philip Puser lki,` koble the Marq,4alisbury . Gco.flardinge, Esq.lll.P, , 6 , r if Hon Earl of- Avlesiord James Sims, M. D. Iti,', 4 t Una:. Earl Svenetr , !91111 Itlriuln: F:7q k-irkt Hon_Viscov,nt.l3ulkelev Esq. °A't.tion. Viscount Cremothe . Jsaac Walker, E:sq. - Edward Gale Boldero, Esq.'Treasurer. . . . 1 STEWAIEDS.- - 0:4: 1 .. (; eO PLI Bradney, Esq._ John Anthony Rucker, Esq N ati r ge collings, Esq. _ I. Barker Richards, Esq, t ten laniel Collyer, Esq. •Charles'Vigile, Esq. ja !YHarman, Esq. , '' - Peter - Warren, Est i' • 114--kralload, Esq. • . ich n.Wild, Esq, - Dinuei on Table at - Five o'clock precisely. , ik 'fi e .._ • *„ C .*-- No , ollealoii after Dinner. ho. ;Tts• ros.. 6d.• may be had of the- S tewards I. of Mr. th e 1 ,2 , r °die, Secretary, ArmorerscHall, Coleman-street ; at .„,.....17 , 01 the Tavern, and of the Society's 'Colleelors. CHEST AT CHATHAM. to give NOTICE, that the Right 1- s t'r,„ l lourable the Lords COmmissioners of His Majesty' s tf6nY have been pleased to appoint Money to pay . PEN_ due to the Pensioners belonging to the Chesr,,at heic,`"ani, to Lady-clay,' zgoz; and that the said Pay will it Qui ,° ll Monday sty's Dock-yard Chatham at the Chest "' 11l His Maj at . eeli;•----I,.IONEY READY TO ADVANCE. 1, : ARAL SUMS, from zoo to io,oool. to be tc:l lo ;',Lci Nit in the purchase of Annuities on real or approved et.al Securities, for which liberal Prices will be given. ttg t h t ers (post-paid) with real name and address, mention -4t A / ,,e nature of the Securities, directed for A. B. {to be left Cl, Reed's, Law Stationer, No. 5, Brearres-Buildings,. Ishic ieß (!ney B -La, oke il rneed apply. wl receive immediate attention. „.......!ner • A - CHURCH ORGAN. t NY _Perscal having. a goo d ORGAN,'fit for a e 'rt COUNTRY CHURCH; to dispose of on moderate tiv s i. if approyed, may hear ()fa Purchaser. Letters (descrip the:t the I nstrument) post-paid, address e d J. V. at N o . 26, kact e P s ide , Will b e attended tn. if immediate application is won May 57, 18026 ° FOR PUBLIC SALE, IV Lloyd's Coffee-house, on Thursday the . 2Othinst. at Twoo'Cluck precisely, FOLLOWINGI - GOADS, viz. 45 Sides prime YORKSHIRE BACON., 130 Prime ditto HAMS. 950 Ditto WESTPHALIA: ditto. t at i 3O Sides itto BACON. 4 'ciguei contain i ngfurther particulars may be had of GEORG, FRENCH, Sworn Broker, No. 6, 'Great Easteheap. n ---- A \r, ,IN, .-- ERAL PASTE PALATES and TEETH, wth . or without GUMS. 4 1 1 4,, et _ t 0.r froth William Itair, Es. Surgeon of the , Lock o Ni,espital and Asylum, and of Finsbury Dispenstahrey'AlTi n 13. n echentant, Esq. Surgeon, Inventor of _c r . rs , S,, i ' L' V a n te Artifical Palate and Teeth k No. 3, Frith.street, V I I T V . . . 1,Y4‘.--In answer to )i.our:lo • quiries respeaing-.thr , 11- to f or te d na Teeth whi c h you made about three Years tl i . ItlY p.atient, it is mere justice, to•acLinlint you, that iiret endeavours have been crowned. wi4ll the most com 7 I k tt e st.iceess.- I alu not billy 'satis.tiw.i, biit haVe the plea- Ivi, C)1! 4,ldthp-, that • you have restart:tithe yoke of a person , ,to 4 - 4-, v , e t,ore he• used the . Artifiail Palate, was - totally unable ~_0'rj,i7 , ,`,1 4.1: e ; and whose nOvers of mastication arClikewis e illigi,t—nglY rec.:co.-elect, by means of your contrivone.,-,74 I; eth- ' Also nieution as a point . Of.nO small- importairee 3 qlat reeattit,atui-al ,forin of his upper no and nose, ..which aiv4,..rve r.d!stortett by the ravages of his cornplarnr, are po tossl,Pl'4lled beyond what I should- l ) av conceived:, ;.o be . I lle a e ' W hen I last saw the patient, a few wee . ks ago, tak,--(PiParatus ht4-not evident,y sustainecl the least injury by u ring so c onsilerable a lapse of time. . I remain, Sir,-your Most obedient scryant, , Russel-streef, Bloomsbury. i4ILLI4AII3LAIk. rr -r- Iffi# t -_ - -7 ,--- . '', ty. < , ---- ,- 4 -, ; l. IS, 18oz. • . COUNTY OF SOMERSET. AT the REQUEST o f severa l GENTLEMEN of THIS COUNTY, I appoint. a GENERAL MEETING of the COUNTY, to be held at the TOWN HALL in WELLS, on Monday the 24th of May instant, at One o'clock in the Afterioon, for the purpose of taking into consideration an ADDRESS to His MA J ESTY on the happy restoration of PEACE. BENJAMIN GREENHILL, Sheliff. Stow Easton, May 11,-18.0z. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and _FREEHOLD ERS of the COUNTY of CAMBRIDGE. • GENTLEMEN, j-1-IFIE very severe Contest in which I have been . engaged; having terminated in a manner no less honour able to you than flattering to myself, permit me to offer you my. most grateful and heartfelt acknowledginents for the very. distinguished honour you have conferred . upon me. Deeply impressed .with the importance of the -situation in 'v l / 4 •lliclucti have placed me it is WAth humility that I ent e r upon the trust. But I will venture : to assure you, that you never sent to the British Senate a heart possesiaing more Inde pendence, or more determined Fidelity,, than what I have the pride to offeryou as a pledge of iny seviices, . I find that the utmost influence is alieady exerting to engage your votes at the General Eledion.; but I rest .assured you Will not withdraw your confidence .frOm me, and tll :it you will not for a moment listen to.oersu*ons injurious to your' honour, and destructive to the Tridppendence of the C, : and I . now declare 'that no threats shall deter meoriont again taking the sense, of the County at the dissolution of:Parlia-• tnent. k • • . , . . I. am, Gentlemen, With the greatestr6peel and gratitude, . .. • Your much obliged Servant, ' '.. HENRY I' lATON. .. . Cambridge, May zo, zSoz. —DEVON. • TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At :the New Inn, in Bidetbrd, on Thursdaythe..7.4th Dav cf. June next, between the Houri of Four and Eight in the - Afternoon; (unTess diSposed of by Private Contraet, before the rith of that month, in which case, proper Notice will be given), - ' • THE FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of all that Large, Genteel, and - Commodious HOUSE and PREMISES, late in the occupation, of Ll. lAM BICKFORD JACKSON, Esq. pleasantly situated on the East side of the River To; ridge, in tlie.Tovvri of Bideford, con sisting of a handsome Lobby, 'Dining-parlour, and D rawing room, in front ; and an. excellent Kitchen, Pantry, Butler's' Pantry, Larder, Wash-house or Brew-house, and Laundry behind,. on the iound - Floor, with. a large Store-room over the Brew-house, and two Cellars under the Laundry ; a neat Breakfast-room' three good Lodging-rooms, .and two, Dress- ing-rooms on ;he , first Floor ; three good Bed-rooms and two. Dressing-rooms on .the ;..crond 'Floor, and four Rooms, for Servants on the Attic Story, with numbers of Closets and every convenieney throughout the House ; also a Coach— house and . five stalled 'Stable, with, a Loft over and b e hi n d the same,: a Poultry Court, and a 'large Green Court, with. drying Lines for Cloaths. In front of the House is an area that leads to the Water-side, and behind, a spacious walled Garden stocked with choice Fruit Trees just in their prime,. and at the top of the Garden a handsome Pleasure House„ which commands a delightful View of the Town and 'River of Bideford, and the adjacent Country. • For a View of the Premises or other particulars ; apply t 6 Mr. Pridham, in Bideford aforesaid, who will treat for selling the same by. Private Contrail:. N. B. The House is well calculated for a- Genteel Private Family or a Merchant. ' isth May, iSO2. SPRING. —Every Season influences all Constitu tions, especially those of ValetudirOrians. Eruptions, • Effloresceru:es and Scorbutic Discolorations spread themselves in Spring.like noxious and epidemi c disorders. If shut 'Up by metallic lotions, or re.taltuAl front weakness of the general system, Consumption, Asthina, Gout, Rheumatism, Palsy, Apoplexy, or those deplorable and often incurable cal amities, Cancer and the Evil, take place, according to the nature of the constitution. In the great • and .general source of these Disorders, a scorbutic and scrofulous habit, the VEGE TABLE SYRUP of DE V, E LN,OS has been long, success ful beyond all just competition and rivalship ; and Mr. Swainson is assured that, - by those who have honoured him With their patronage and confidence, his motives will not be misconstrued, when he . reminds the Public of the ap. - - proach of mild and warm weather, the season for the most einelnal use of the Vegetable Syrup in all the cases for which it recommended. The Medicine is prepared in large quantities, •as usual, for the -spring season; and is sold at th'c proprietors, No. zr, Frith-street, Soho, at x ts.. 6d. per botile. It is also' sold by appointment at Mr. Thomas Brown, jun.'s, Bagot-street, Dublin.: Mr. Remnant's, Bookseller, Hamburgh ; and by his:Agents in every considerable toWn In rile United Kingdom. By the Kihg's Royal Letters Patent, devolved to N. and S. Gona.oi,o, GODBOLD's,VEG ET,-LE, BALSAM ; • For the CURE of CONSUMPTIONS ASTHMAS, arc. A DMITTBD by a Body of Physici ans to b e the fiest - Medicine in the World for the abOve Com plaints ; and never was an instance known, of its failing, taken on thti first attack and .p liV 'many inStartees•it has cad ed a C.Ure when the bones have come throngh the skin.A stronger proof of its reputation cannot ! be given, .thamthe sandlion of some of the .first Nobility in the Kingdoni, as folloW,.:Vho have experienced and Wit nesse d its efficacy, and strongly feeolninend it's being kept- in all *Families; to have it taken in the first stage: ..The Most Noble the MarquiS of Lothian, Right Hon. 'Viscount Dudley and Ward. Right HOn. Lord Maedeinald: • ' Right 1-lo,n. Lord Grantley. • • Right Hon. late Lord FortesF,ue. Right Hon. Lord Montford. - Right Hon. late Viscountess Dudley and Ward. Right Hon. Lady Dowager Grautley. Right Hou. Lady Dowager,Viscount Falmouth. Right Hon. Lady Dowager .Forteseue. • • • • • - Lady Appreece. • • Sirs—Francis Blake, Edward Newenham, John Coghill,. and George Arnistrong, Harts. Generals , LDoyle, and Drouly. COlonelt—BaKer, and-llebath.. And a great many others of the Nobility, as may be seen in the Treatise, at the Proprietors', N. and S. - Oodbold, No. 3, Bloomsbury-square; where it isgiven every day from ten till 3ne o'clock (Sundays excepted). . I Sold retail at one or more Vender's in every City and capi t 11 , Town. N. and S. Godbold is written on every label on the bottles, in their ONVII hand-writing. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, . . (The original Invention of 111 r. Henry.) Prepared and Sold by THOMAS and W..ILLIANt HENRY, Chemists and Apothecaries, Manchester:PHlS iriost agreeably perfumed Liquor is a Cora l. pouild , Of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics... Its strong and pungent odour ren ders it e - <trernely grateful ,and salutary to persons labouring under 11e:1(1-at:Lis, -Paintings, Sze.- and adapts it-for coUnter ading the had etftns .of heated or tool Air. Hence It Was been found 114;111y useful in Rooms, where the infedion of Fevers, _ of "Sore Thro:AS, or, Other contagiOus diseases pre vail ; ad croVvd:d plates of public resort, as'Theitres, Courts of iiistice, It may also be particularly recom mended to persons residing in Hot Climates. _ Tne 'Aroinatie Spirit of 'Vinegar, price 25. 9cl. each bottle, Stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail, by Bayley and •Biew, Clockspur.street (the only persons in London. ;iutlio risai by the •Proprietorsto sell the Same) where may .behad Sponge i3oxes cornelian; cry Seal, &c. N Each bottle, besidzs a copper-plate label, signed by the preparers, has the lettefs T. and W. Henry's Aromatic Spirit of Viy.egaf moulded m the ,klass.—Their names are also engraved in the Stamp, the counterfeiting of which is Felony . ( At the same place may be had, Henry's Calcined Magnesia, .in bottles at 9d. 2.5, 6d. and '3s. 6d. each, Stdmps'incl,3Utxr. TUESDAY, MAY: LLOYD's COFFEE HOUSE, Atay 8, tßoz A SUBSCRIPTION FOR ERECTING A I STATUE of the Right Honourable WILLIAM PITT, late First Lord of the Treasury, and-Chancellor of the Exchequer, for his distinguished and valuable Services, which he - has rendered to his Country, during the course of his . able and upright Administration. Amount of Subscriptions athre-rtised, zr tz ro Wm: Cardale, - -5 5 Jesse Russel, "to to Rev. H. Marsh, Fellow Simpson and Davison, to to of St. John's College, James Simmons, Cambridge, - so to - lames Sykes, To so Stephen Cattley, - to to `john Tunno, 10 to Wm. Noble, , - to so Marquis of Headfort, 21 o Hon. and Right Rev. Sir W. Farquhar 21 o Bishop of Durham, ar o John Lewis Goldsmid, to so Sir John• Dick, - so to Wm. Bowdon, so so Alex. Davison, - to to John Bowles, ' so so • Mrs. Davison, - to to Lord Sherborne, 21 0 , JlPasley,Gower-street, to so Lady Sherborne, to 10 T. Lowndes, Terrace,. ' Hon. john Dutton, so To Hampstead, - so To los. Pinsent, 5 5 George Bowles,' - so to Alex. Gordon, Cha r t e r- G, Rose, Russel-place; so to house-square, ' so to Sir Edward Pellew 5 5 John Heywood, so so Lord F. Campbell, 21 o Sir Alex. Hum; to so Sir J. Orde, gam • • 5 5 Lady flume, 5 5 Scott, Idle, and Co. .so to Wm. Baker, to so Thomas Ashness, to JO . Rev. C. E. Stewart, 5 5 Thomas Poynder, To to Hon. R. Rider, so to Sir Robert Peel, so To Wm. Chivers, so to Lady Peel, to to Sir R. Buxton, Bart. to to Miss Peel, to to Sir R. Carr Glynn, Bt. to to Rob. Peel, jun. so . to - Thompson, Forman, Lady Cainpbell (per:- - . and Homfray, -,1 0 to • Coutts) . 'to to Joseph Aicock, - to to Millie, Thornton, and - Lady Vis. Bateman, to so Campbell, . so to Lord-Eardley, • - 21 o Lord De Dunstanville, 2.0 0 • Win. Smith, - to T o Matthew Montague, To to W. N unn, - so to Claude Scott, - 10 to Frederick Pigou, - ito Mrs. Scott,. to .to Patrick Horne, - ', so to Sam. Scott, to io Thomas King, ' - to to Scott, Harris, and Co. to" io 1. , Wedderbuin -, to to Thomas Blacker, •- to to ` David Wedderliurit, to to Bishop of Norwich, so . o •Andrew Wedderburn, to so' Harrisonand Ellis - , 5 5 John Collick, J. The Rev. E. Peulter, G. - Canning - - to to Prebendary of. Win.. Mrs. Canning, - 16 so chester; - - 5 5 Lord Grenville Leeson T. and J. liellicar, of ' Gower, • - - so to Bristol, - to - 0 Sir Alex. Hamilton, • To to I. Englebert Leibow- Sir E. Williams, Bart. to lc; rood, - - to to Lady Williams, . so so Atkinson and Robson 5 5- Woodall, ' Tindall and. Rev. DoCtor Welfit - s, of . , Taylor, ofScarboroisgh, Canterbury, - so to by Down and Co. to so John Griffith, =. TO to Smith and Hartington, to t o Miss Griffith, - . to to' -Lord D:elaval, - - at . a Wm. R. Cartwright, io -so :GeorgeMolinettx Mont- Sir G. Beaumont, Bart. to to • gomerie, Ambrose Marcin, 5 5, E. N. - Thomson .: Sir C, Win. Rouse . D. Garrett (of' Ports- Boughton, Bart. to to mouth); - to To John Martin Leake .to to Wrn. Garrett, ditto, so to Sir C. Baynes, Bart. to to 'D. Garrett, ditth -.5 5 Lord Rivers - 21 O " Geo. Garrett;. ditto, . 5' 5 Beaufoy, Biddle and Henry Garrett, ditto, 5 5 -James, ' - to to Rich. Barker,. - 5 5 ,Paxtons, Cockerill and John North, - 5 5 Co. - - to to Rev. Wirt. Sheppen John Penn, - . to o , Willis, - _ lc , to Thomas Coitus, - to to S. Barber(of Ely Placc),lo 10 Coutts Trotter] - . to, so S. Span (of I3ristol) i so so Edmund Antrobut to To 10 10 5 5 Subscriptions received by Bennett and White, at the Bar of this Cottee-House. • N. 13. A Afeetirg of the subscribers ►s requested at this House on Tuesday next, at Twelve o'clock precisely. Singt . llarly beautiful MANSION HOUSE and PARK, near Bristol, Gloucester Shire. MO be LETT, completely FURNISHED, and entered upon immediately, a most noble, spacious MANSION, fit for the reception of a very large Family of clistinaion and opulence, with Coach-house and Stabling for above twenty Horses, and most convenient attached and de tached description. '.Capital Kitchen Gar_ dens,P ( L if n is ty Plantations, Shrubberies, sce. and about Fifty Acres of remarkably rich Land, in the highest state of Culti vation, and beautifully wooded surrounding, the same. The Buildings are in complete repair and the Ground in the highest order, situate on a delightful and healthy eminence, on the borders of Durham-Down, between Clifton and Kingsweston, and commanding a superb view -of finely wooded Country, the Severn, Bristol Canal, Avon and Welch Hill Mountains. The situation wit be found to pos sess innumerable local advantages. Terms of renting Kay be known, and the House and Estate viewed; with:. Tickets only, by applying to Mr.. Yates, at Sneed Park near Bristol. The Premises will not be shewn before the Litla, or 'after the 22clinstant TO BE PEREMPTORILY. SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the Hi g h CO urt o f Ch ancer y, macla in a Cause the EARL _of MACCLESFIELD BLACKALL, before Edward Leeds, Esq' 'one of th Masters of the said Court, a t th e Public Sale Room in Southampton-buildings ? Chancery-lane, London, in I.r Lots, on Monday the zrst and Tuesday the zad days of ' • June, 180 z, between the hours of Five and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, UNDRY FREEHOLD and COPYUOLD ESTATES, late of THOMAS BLACKALI., Esq. deceased, situate in the several Parishes of Islington, Horn sey, and .Hackney, in the County of Middlesex ; in the Parish of Hitchin, in the County of Hertford ; in the Parish of Appleton, in the County of Berks ; at Swallowfield, near the ,Road from Reading . to Basingstoke, the said County of Berks ; and in the City of Coventr,.. And also one Share in the New 'River Company, and five Irish Tontine-Deben tures of tool. each.? Particulars may be had at the said Master's Chambers, Southampton-buildings; of Messis.Graharn, Lincoln's Inn; of Mr. Hollier, , of Thame, Oxfordshire ; of - Mr, .Eade, Hitchin ;• of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land-Surveyor ; Rich mond, Surrey ; and of Mr, Thomas Grimes, White Bear -Inn, Coventry. HENBURY-HOUSE, WORCESTERSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATE NEAR BIRMINGHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Styles's Hotel, in Tetnple,:ow; Birtnhyham, on Thurs day the zoth of May. inst., precisely at Three o'Clock in tha Afternoon, unless previously. diiposed of by Private Contract, of which notice will be given; • 71 -I HE very Desirable •.and Handsome Residence of HENBU'RY HOUSE, pleasantly situated near Moseley, within thiee miles of Birmingham, comprizing 4 0 A. zR. 38P. (moraor less) of excellent 'Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land ; also two small, Dwelling-houses, with Gardens and Out-buildings, fronting the .Road. leading frath Birmingham to King's Norton and Alcester, all within a Ring. Fence. Henbury House consists of two very handsome large Par lours, a remarkable good Kitchen; two very convenient Pan tries, Brew-house; &c, ; seven good Lodging-40ms, Cellars and BinS,•also a Laundry adjoining the HouSe, and two Lodg ing -rooms over it ; an extensive Garden, Shrubbery, C teen .house, Orchard, Fish Ponds, Kitchen, Garden, Coach house, and other Out-buildings, all in complete repair, and - -in every respect eligible -fora the Residence of a Gentfekan's Family. Th e possession of the'whole may be immediately had (ex cept a small Dwelling-house and ,G arden, which are Lett to a tenant until Lady-day next;, A Pack of Hounds are kept within one mile and a half. The Situation•is very desirable tar a Sporting Residence. For'particulars, apply to Mr. Bedford, Attorney, 'New street, liirmingharns where a Plan of the Estate May be seen ; or to Thom , is Park, Hart r street, Binonisbury, Len.clon, The Land-Tax is recleaned. ; • at r v.: [PRICE SIXPENCIF.. This Dak.- was publishtd, • In On.Volunle, Qttrto,„Price One Guinea in boards, with, a Kap of Scotland, having the LineofiSepal%:tion hetWeen the Highlands and.ithe- Lowlands;:' also ~Pratts:- o f the .Battles, and a Head of Charles Stuart, frotira Bust by Le Moine, . (Dedicated by Permission, to His , MAJEsTy,) • - THE „ IBS TORY of the REBELLION, in the year : • • By JOHN. 1745 Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. This 'Pay Was published, In oC3avo, Price gs. in boards, THE HISTORY of FRANCE, Civil Mid Mill. tary, Ecclesiastie4, Political, 'Literary, Commercial. &c. &c. from the Time of its Conquest, by Clovis, - A. D. 46- By ALEXAND'Ert RANK EN, One of the Ministers of Glasgow. Volume the First. Printed for T. Cadell, Jun. and W. Dairies, Strand. . 1 ".,* The Second Voluipe, which includes the Period from the Death of Charkeinagne, A. D. £l4, to the Accession of Hugh Capet, 987, is in the Press, and will ba publisherC during the present . Month. 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