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Admittance One Shilling. trieSketehes of Reference are delivered to Ladies and Gentle. honouringl),.n_tin the Exhibition with their Presence, and a is zo explain the Plaure. GAOL OF DEVON. WANTED a GOVERNOR of the GAOL of the said COUNTY, and for the Penitentiary House ,1111 the said Prison, at a Salary of zo o l. per Annum, with strri investigation and the Ground surrounding the Prison. The Illo'ttst will be made into the principles and thi!, l ,l coriduti of every Person who may think fit to offer for ti 'PPointment, and a Reference to Persons in a due situa -41:3t. life, will be required to establish the Charaaer of 1146- APPlicant. The superior education, and the previous of command, when other qualifications are equal, will • e ,, e t With a decided . preterence. rig p li e , e • eon wishing to otter himself as a Candidate. may 've any information from Mr. Lales, Clerk at the Peace, bpter* who can have immediate communication with the 84 ting justices. PALES, Clerk of the Peace. The PARIS NEW DILLIGENCES, At only 41. 135. each Passenger. out from the Golden-Cross, Ciaring-Cross, I t every Morning and Evening, to the Ship and King's tjd Inns, Dover ; the Silver Lion, Calais ; Calais Hotel, ; London Motet, Arnien,s ; and to Mr. St. G re- Z)!re' s Office, in Boulovs-street, Paris, from whence Carriages z l iZel to all the princigal Towns in France, Italy, and Ger *qt. ii 4 The Public are request e d t o notice, the above Car_ !;es will he concluded in a manner, farsuperior to any other esent established. 4 %- , 11 FON ORIGINAL COACHES, at Reduced Fares, T out every Morning, at Seven, Half past Se- Ve l v en, and Eight o'Clock ; and every Night, ,at Ten ',„ ° cki during the-Season, from the Golden Cross, Char- AN - ' 4 ° s s ; Old White-Horse Cellar, Gloucester Coffee • , Nee se, , Piccadilly, and, Swan, Lad-lane ; to the Coach-O?- I , 4,_ N orth-street, and to the Castle, Old and New Ship p:_ern, Brighton. •. tetiface,lient Packets sail three times a Week to Dieppe. Par rs May be had at the Golden Cr9is: EASTBOU RN. -COACH sets off from the Golde n as usual. _ • TO THE_ CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. T-I E/NOBILITY,- GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general are respectfully informed, J. BURGESS ;Ana 10-2e5 GENUINE _ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues 4 ach P r e.lWeti by them in the many manner that lias given y l , l- Invicrsal approbation for y years past. filli s ," 4 'long justly-acquired superiority of that Article' is N r i c onfirmed in the opinion of the Country at large , and of th e '(,ns resident in all parts of the World, and having stood , r t h est or trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. lit ) ", e general utility of their Esseirce ot A nchovies' and other 4,1' - ' . uees for Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous Sauces daily appearinF, to caution Families, &c. la sinK the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine. t at th Warehouse as under. te st ve rY Othtrrer Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the wqqality, the est-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in th e and NaVy, supplied upon the shortest notice for f „ a-st and. West Indies, . 'lae For the convenience of. Families in . Svotlatti, they 4Ppointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, • I:7 :i ° l ei‘ gents for Fisk Sauces. -r ehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, Srrand o London: ROMAN CEMENT. R ESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankside, South_ \vatic,' manufacture Cement, or Mortar, for building 4 1ty ater other ki, which far sursses hi utilit Dutch Terries, or t to nd of Mortar : pa it gives to f all l ?rinds of Brick or it se il e, Work, an =cannon degree of strengttrand coliesiorr; bej. under Water, soon becomes as }laid as Stone, l and may jl iP. ? sefd even to the action of the Sc,a without injury. In t hi therefore, intended to resist; or contain Water, bon ` e'm'it may be u s e d with s i ngu l ar a dv an t age; o r it mayeQ:wered with. Lim e and Sand, to any desirable degree,. tor . "1, 11431, Purposes. , theslteY also prepare STUCCO f or cas i ng B u ildings with ? Of Ttl i ,. 4 . nie hard arid durable nature as the Cement : it preserves. ll front wet and damp, and may be executed so as. tla t Ttc l Y to resemble Stone, at a very moderate expence. t4z 3l a vlng, Coping,. and Gutter Stones; clioxper than Na , -tone. A T I \ 4 Oll\EY READY TO ADVANCE. AL PERSONS possession of Incoinee, Char ar l 4lll . Freehold,from Copyhold, or• Leasehold `•}l4i - '"• 11-1 Land or I - louses, Money in the Funds,- Rent Ayi tl ees, tikti ti g!s, M arr i age ' Sett lements; Widows' Jointures; Patent Places ? Church 'Livings, or any other cis- Der,,Zcorne for Life, may be supplied with temporary or 'el ect Sums to any Amount, by p a yin g Annuity • v• ' 6 : 11 -le Same.. • 1-1,4r4e N obility iad Gentry of known Property, Dr their z iid i r ," r4I4 Y accommodared On their perso:.ll security; 1 / 4 1 - ', 4 ' l Y instance w h ere t h e s i ng l e secur it y o f an indivi ileo;o."o be deemed ins u ffi c i en t„ .t h e adetition of another 1 11 :Jv e „ I ° gt4arantee the payment of the•lnterest s irl le •ereri- obiect:on ; and, in a ll cases, privileg e wiil be 4 11ti on ° .'ile Public to return the principal at their own /s tr ." ,LolYClirnal applications will - be received every day till Four ,antl - Letters from Correspol,C. , ..titts in Town or annec..- - '. 4 ...esz:N . "' / ;:pPost. paid) •.Ibe i • atclv answered, ad che Dire:tor ot the Knightsbridge Bank, at his No. e 8 owr Jolin-stre.et,iColden-squre. FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1802. LLOYD's COFFEE HOUSE,May 18, 0302. - AT a GENERAL . MEETING of the SUB SCRIBERS for the ERECTION of a STATUE of the Right Hon. WILLIAM PLTT, , late First Lord of the Treasury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer,. tbr the distin guished Services which he has rendered to his Country during the course of his' able and upright Adininistra4on, JOHN JULIUS ANGERS'FEIN, Eso. in the Chair. Resolved, That the Money subscribed and to be subscribed for the above purpose, shall be vested in Trustees; to be hereafter appointed, to be applied by them in'such manner as they shall think • expedient in the Ereaion of a Statue . or Monument to the memory of the Right Honourable William Pitt, after his demise, and in the mean time to accumulate., The Chairman having reported that the money already received has been laid out in the 3 per cents. Resolved, That the said Money, together with future Subscriptions, shall for the present be vested in the Funds, in the names of Earl Spencer, J. J. Angerstein, Thomas Boiw, Esqrs. Lord Viscount Belgrave, and Samuel Thorn ton, Esq. M. P. Resolved, That the Subscription'shall continue open only for a limited time, to be hereafter sspecified. Resolved, That a General Meetingof the Subscribers shall be held on Thursday, the 3 d of June, at the London Ta— vern, at Twelve o'clock precisely,, to confirm or alter the above Resolutions.' Reolvect, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chairman. Atuount of Subscriptions advertised, ,e• 3 83 5 4 Lord Curzon - to to G. Moore, of Appleby, P. kogers Bearcroft to to Leicestershire • to to Sir Corbet Corbet, of . Right Rev. the Lord. . Adderly, Shropshire to to Bishop of Cloyne to. to T. B. Brampston to to The Marquis of Ely at 0: T. Gardin Bramston , 5 5 The Bishop of Peter- Rev. Matthew Surrey to to borough - to Jo Lieut, -General Baron k. R. Beechwood 5 5 Charles Hompesch to to John Defielt and Son t o ho Sir H. Harper, of Caulk, Earl of Pembroke to ro Derbyshire - to to Tho. Henry Lunb • to to Peter Berthon, sen. to to John Ayton - to to Sir Robert Ainslie to to Paul Orchard - to to Wm. Sturges -. to to john Tyrrell . - to to., Lord Boringdon 21 o RUildell and Bridge to to Charles Long - .10 10 'fhe'Mavor, Jurats, and Mrs: Long - to to Freemen of the An. Mansfield and Miller to to cient Town of Win- Sir Thomas.Broughton 2t o chelsea Thomas Williams to to Peter Fedor z 6 5 - _ Io IQ 'rho. Bateman Lane 5 5 N. B. Subscriptions continue to be received-by. Bennett and White, at the Bar of -this Cutiee-Hoose ; and at the Bankers in London, Westminster, and the 80 - rough of South wark. , This day was published, prie is. 6d. CONSIDERATIONS ,oq the DEBT on the CIVIL LIST. By the Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE, M. P. Printed for liatchard, Bookseller to Her Majesty, tyc, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, just published, Price 75. in boards, An Enquiry into the Nature and Eireds of the PaPer Credit of Great Britain, by Henry Thornton, Esq..M. P. 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Thesth Edition, which compietes the-Woik;' isin great . _ kg - wariness., anchwill• be published. bqfoie.Trinity ANN ; II',RSARY. THE ETON ANNIVERSARY will be het.4 at the Crown and Anchor Taverii; in the Strand; TO MORROW, SATURDAY, May 29, - Right Hon. Earl of DALKEITH, in Ow Chair. Right Hon. Lord Viscount Right Hon. Lord King Hinchinbrooke Right Hon. Lord el'ivbroke Right Hon. Lord Porches- Sir Wm. Yourig ter Mr. Serjeant Lens Right Hon: Lord Vis. Mor- Win. Walcot, Esq. peth • Sir. William 'Milner - Right Hon. Earl of Tanker- Bryant Cook, Esq, .M. P. -vilie V. Gibbs, Esc!: N. B. Those Gentlemen who intend tb honour the - Meet ing with their Company, are requested to send for TickSts,.. at . the Bar of the Tavern, as early as possible. Dinner at Five o'clock.—Tickets, ros. 6d. each. YORK. • •. . ' TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE..C.C.INTRACT, By Mr. CHRISTIE, _. • AMost Desirable FREEHOLD VILLA, with Coach-house, Stabling, 'ajad convenient Offices the property and lately the residence of HENRY• FRA ices, IS G RE VI LL F., Esq. beautifUlly situated withinthree miles of the City of York, the navigable river Ouse wa,:;:ring the Batiks of ?he Pleasure-ground, which ebnsiSt of three Acres, elegantly - and tastefully laid out, and comprising Hot-house, Conseivatory, Aviary„ Etc. the W , ltole insetfe4 ordOi',o lit for the immediate reception of a genteel - Family. The neat Houseliblcryurniture may be taken at-a 'valua tion, at the option or the Purchaser. --- • A Plan. of the House and a Drawing of the Grounds, inaS , be seen at Mr. Christie's, Pall Mall, any day - after the tiisr:of June. ' • -- 1 COAST •OF HAMPSHIRE TO BE SOLD BY .PRIVATE CONTRACT, .• Within Half a Mile of a good• Turnpike Road, - A New.-built VILLA,. with .attached, and de tached Offices compleat, Kitchen . Garden,. Green houso, •8.7 c. surrounded- by about r2o •,Acres of Land, markably well wooded ; with a: considerable quantify of fine Oak Timber. The Estate is washed by a Navigable RiVer; 'on which there - are two Quays or Hards. A Faim-house, Yard, Barn, &c detached and well planted out The House. is fit for the immediate reception of Gentleman's Family ; and commands most beautiful Land and Sea, Prospeets. For particulars apply - (if by letter, pbst-paid) . to Mr. Ride ding, Southampton, 'of whom TiCkets may' 'be had for viewing. 'CITY OF CJINTERBURY., CAPITAL INN TO' BE LETT. TO BE LETT by AUCTION to the hi g h est Bidd er , at th e Guildhall . of the said-City, on TueSday the•Sth Day - of tune next,- at Eleven. o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the term of Twenty-one Years, to commence from the loth - Day of Odober next, at the highest Yearly Rent, clear of all Dedudions; the best Bidder may be willing, to give (subjed to such Reservations and Conditions. as will then and there. be produced), • LL that (Id-accustompd, Caiiitat and Comilla , dious INN, called the RE D- LYON, most advan tagenisly situated in the Principal or High street of the City of,Canterbury, in the direct Road 'from London .to . llover, and large and convenient . Stables, Outh ouse s, Edifices, BUildings, Yards, Cellar.i . and Appurtenances thereunto be lorigirg, together with two Cellars under the Guildhall of the sat city, and now in the occupation of Mr. Janh:s.Hen- Nvood.---The Tenant will be accommodated with the use of a Carriage-way from 'Sun-street to the back part of the Pre mises on all bays.of the Week, except on Saturdays. By Order of the Mayor and Commonalty,. THO. HAMMOND, .Town-Clerk: To BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS, PRINT _SEL LERS, and AMATEURS of FINE ENGRAVINGS. The supeth COPPRPLATEW of MACKLIN's . BII:4-E, With STOCK and'other EFFECTS. • TO . BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By, PETER COXE, BURRF,LL and FOSTER, At Mrs. Macklin's great Audion and Exhibition Room, No. 39, in fleet -street, • On WEDNESDAY. the 9th Day of June, (The Salo to begin at Twelve o'Clock),. Q EVEN TY-ONE COPPERPLATES, cpntain_ ing the Historic Engravings, and One Hundred and Fourteen Ditto, containing theyignettcs, with the remain ing Impressions on` hand, as the same were published-in the late Thomas Macklin's Splendid, Magnificent, and Matchless Edition of the Holy Bible, with a few complete Se ts of Proof Prints, lettered and unlettcred,'which clamn die atten— tion- Of the Amateurs Of . fine • and, singular. Engravings.= Also a few Reams Of .Imperial Quarto. Paper, Waste Letter- Press,' Tis Site; Pasteboard, • and other Paper, and varions Presses and UtenSils used in carrying On'this Work. And at the . same time 4 0 place will be sold -various Pidures and Prints, with some Copperplates, being the re maining part of the Stock in Tratie•of the late 'Thomas Macklin. . To be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale. Catalogues nay be had of Messrs. Peter Ctixe,- 13urrell, and FOster, at their ()thee in ThrogniwtOn-street; andat the Place of Sale, on and atter Monday next, the . 3iSt . day of Miiy inst. • • ESTATE . NEAR DUBLIN'. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Commercial Buildings, in Dublin, on Monday the the 21st Day of lune•next, at TWo o'Clock in the After noon, (subject to Conditions to be then produced), rrHE INHERITANCE in FEE-SIMPLE,..6Ia . very compao and, valuable ESTATE, situate at Rathmines, Within one mile of the City of Dublin, •in the. holding ot five unexceptionable Tenant at. the clear yearly Rent of 9571. British. Currency, payable in. England.. The above property is capable of great improvement, being' within a shiall distance of the Grand - Canal, and having the. advantage of excellent Turnpike. road around it. • One part tot the Estate is lett 'on•Leases for Lives, • renew able for ever, on payment. of Fines, and the other 'for trims of 'years. • ' ~'f he Estate wilt be Sold either together or in Lots, as may be agreed upon at the time of sale. .For particulars, apply to Messrs. Harris and,Bryan, York street, Dublin k or to Mr. C. D. Henchman, Watergate street, Chester. DEVON. • TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the New Inn, in Bidetbrd, on Thursday the 24th Day of June nekt, between the flours of Four and Eight lit the Afternoon, (Unless disposed of by Private Contract before the 12th of that month, in which case, proper Notice will• be given), ' THE PEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE o f all that Large, Genteel, and. Commodious HOUSE and PREMISES, late in -the- occupation of. WILLIAM BICKFORD JACKSON, Esq. pleasantly situated on the East side Of the River Torridge, in the Towaofßiciefind, con sisting of a handsOme LOb.by, Ditiing-parlour, and- Drawing_ room, in front ; and an excellent Kitchen, Pantry, Butler's Pantry, Larder, WashLhouse or Brew-house, and Laundry behind, on . the Ground Floor, with a large Store-room-Over the Brew-house, and two Cellars under the Laundry ; a neat Break.fut-room, three good Lodging-rooms, and two Dress . ing.rbogiA , on the first Floor ; three good Bed-rooms and two Dressing-mortis on the second Floor,• and four Rooms for Servants on the' - Attie Story, with numbers of Closets and.every conveniency throughout the Hour ; also a Coach house .and five .stalled Stable, With a Loft over and behind the satnt, 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 Watei-side., and behind, a spacious walled Garden stocked with choice Fruit Trees just in theii prime, and -at tM top of the Garden a- handsome Pleasure 114Juse,. which.comniands a delightful View of the Town. and River of Bideford,. and the adjacent Country. • Fore Vim of the Premises - or other particulars, apply to Mr.• L.- Pridhain, in Bideford. aforesaid, who will treat for sellin:e the same by Private Contrati. Iq. B. The Howe is well adculated for a Genteel Private 1? ainilc , or'a s Mercliani. • 1 , litli-May,.-kBo2, • • • [PRICE SIXPERCE. TO gE . PEitEMP . TOP.IL SOLD, • • Purivant to tt Decree of the tligh Court of Chancery made in a Cause, " SMITH against CO LFIOUN," with th 4 approbation of John Spranger; Esq..pne of the Masters o: { ; the said Court, on Wednes'day - the 9th" and Thursday the ) loth. Days of Tune; iSo2, between the 116urs Of_Elevenano Twelire of the Clock in the Forenoon of each bay, at the Great Hotel; at . Buxton, in the County of Derby, in 24 Lots (the first i 2 Lots on Wednesday the gth, and the re rnaining Lots on Thursday the toll of rune; 18o2) ; rr HE MANORS or LORDSHIPS of TIDES. w ELI, and FIfGIII4O IV; with the several Messuag,ei -k Farms, bands, Teneitil7:74. and Real EKtates, . late of John' Archer; Esq. situate in th7.7*- 4exeral Parishes, Town- Ships a1".'71 PiJees of Tideswell, „ Nether Shanxi; a at h ersa ac a , ISCCitS Hope, Castleton, Vktornhill, Eyaclr ,Cnape: iv the Frith, Great and Li.7ke Hucklow, pit s l ey , Gotheridge, Off'in - cen, !'L' sl S t6 r ( li lakewell in the County o ' - 1.) Barntord, 3 arco , I Particulars wlit,, , ,,::;;;'f& had' (gratis) x fhesaid Mastee,s Chambers, in Southanipton.,in,ildings, Chancery-lane ; , t)? Messfs. Graham, Solicitors, LincoTit s=iun (where; and, at Mr. Gauotley's, Bakewell; Derbyshire, Plans of the Estates may be..; en, ; of MeSSrs. Mayo arid Pears - e, Solicitors ; Cloak-: lane, London; of Messrs. Black,' Epping, Essex,..anit Mid dle Temple, 'Lonclen ; Mr: Wilniot, Wheston Hall, Tides welt; Messrs, Mill3and Cruse, Leek, Staifordshire ; Mr. Isaac flail," Castleton ;-of /tie Tenant of Flighlow-House; Derbyshir.! ;, and of Mr. 'Flail, at the Great Hotel, at Bnxton. • 13 P-E.R EMPTo RI:4=Y SO 410 1 .9 Pursuant to an Order of the High Court ot' Chancery, nude in a Cat:lse Ole 'EARL of MACCL E1.:15 - .against BLACKALL, beiZkre Edward Leeds, Esq. one- qf' thet Masters 'of :the said Court,, at the Public Sale Roonk Southampton-buildings, Cliancery-lane, London, in -2 t„ Lon, ort - Monday the 2,lst and Tuesday the zad days . ot June, 18a2, bet ween.the hours,a Five and Six o'Clockin - me Afternoon, ' Q U .- NO WY — FREEHOLD and COP:MOLD' 1.3 ESTATES, late of THOMAS BLACKALL, • Esq.. deceased, situate in the several Parishes of Islington; Horn- , sey, and Hackney, in the: County of Middlesex ; in the Parisi, of Hitch'in; in 'the - Cdunty of Hertford in the l'irril4ll.oh: Appleton, in the Count of Berks ; at Swallowfield, neap the Road from Reading to Basingstoke; irr the said County of Rerk;., antt in die City .of Coventry. And .also one Share, in the : N e‘y River Company, and five Irisir 'routine Debe.o - of 10°1. each: t • Partion4ars may he had at the said-Nfaster's Chambers, S on E ha nip ton-bui ; , •Of i'vldssrs.GrahTtrni liin•.; • of Mr. 'I -Jollier, of Tbame . , x rordi hire .; .of Mr.. , T.a(K‘..,. , Zzlitchin..;. of Mr. Thomas Chapman,'LaqdStirystkt4tV•Lkien.,= . mond; Surrey ; • aad of Mr. Thomas . . Glvarlesi.',34ll446", Inn ; COventry. , PRINTS, BOOKS of PRI.N i 5, riC 10RE S; . 41; TURES, and 111ANUS(.:Rit"I'S, SPLENDID IL. LUMINATION-Sc TO-BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr.:RICHARDSON; •' : At his HoUsb, No, 31, toe corner of Villiers street, iri tiic - Stranu • • . On MONDAY, May 3T, Tind the Eight .following Days, Sunday excepted, A CAPITAL COLLECTION.OI - PRIN - 17S I)(YOKS . ,. emit - prising many very line by. Bartolozzi, , Callot,. Della 13e11a i Hollar, Etc-iiings aicer Ver. ► net, &c. t rare English Portraits, by Hogcnberg, Hollar; Pass,-&c. ,• curious Topcigraphieal and Historical, the Dc•- .I)atture and, Lauding of Queen Catharit.e, bY Stoop ~ Lander:: on izSbeets, by Kip, &c. ; capital' Mannicripts.ofthe 1-4th and i;th•Century, most elegantly illuminated, in the highest state of preservation ; Miniatures, by Cooper, Sir P. Lei} - , Hoskins, P. Oliver; Zinele, - &c: The - Picturcs' comprise several well Painted Vievys_iii Ireland, Waics t Sna., very suitable for publication, and tWo Copper-plates, never priblislNd. The property of Me. VAN LEIZBERGI,IE, gone Abroad.. • -• KP • TQ he viewed. on- Saturday , -and th'e Pays . -or Cato'. loues may be 112,1, price One qhiti.og, of ,ttr • (tart seller, Bonet-street ; Mr. George Looker, Glass-grinder, Sz, Lombard-street ; and of Mr. Richaidson,..No . ..l4Sttand. N. B. .The Books and VielureS will be sold the two tact days. • A verplAlNAß . l.l..' FRgUiOLD ESTATE in NORTH. • . AMPA`O&sHittg.' TO _IIF. 'SWAY_ BY AU.C.TJON, ' • • - In Six,or more Lots,. _ ,By Mr. KIRSHAW, •, . . At the Hind Jnn; Wellingborough, on- 1* eclnesday the i d • of June next; at Three o'Clock; unless previoosly!'o. posed °Thy PriVaze Contra&; A Very VALUABLE and DESIRABLE:FR . BE. HO ESTA T E, situate in a-most pleasant part pet,t i e Country, adjoihing the Marker' Town and' in' the - Pirrish of Wellingberongh, in the County of Northainf.ton, consisting of a sub§tantial and spacious MANSION • HOU SE , which . may at a small eXpence be made suitable for the Residence of a genteel Family,. with walled Gardens, Fish-pcinds, fag :docks and Premises ; Barns, Stables, Malt-house and other ; Courts, Farm-yards, and Appurtenances, arch about 400 Acres of Arable Meadow, and Pasture • Land, •61- 'the first quality for natural fertility,..but still•capable Of great Unprovement, - divided into proper sized I i tclo3ures, l encirclEd in a ring fence, and' plentifully supplied with Water. Pasture. Land,• in richness of herbage and fertility of soil,, is superior to most feeding land in the Kingdom, and the Miele is deserving theattention•of Gentlemep •deSircus of. investing their linineY in landed prOperry, and particularly of such Far mersand Graziers who may'wtsh to cultivate, stock and im prove.a fertile and grateful soil'. Lime and Mannie may be piirchastxt bear the Estate in any quantity; and on reasonable terms. • • • - The Estate is tithe-free, and of the annual value- of 7641. lett tolespeaable Tenants, who are untrer proper agreements for: the management of the Estates, and- have Notices to quit and deliver up the same at .MichAelmas'-next. To treat for the same, apply to Mr. lames, Wellsbo6, ne'at Strafford-on-Avon, Warwickshire ; and for a View of the l'remises., apply to Mr. Gascoyne French, Bailiff of vim Estate. ) , Welringborotiglii -- and for rs - to George's Coffee-house, Chancery-lane; dud to Al,.ssrs. For. ster, Cooke and Freres, Lincoln's - -Inn; orMessts. Hodson and Son, Wellinglibrough, at wlioSe Oakes Plaits of the Estates Are deposited. _ ' . • MUCHWENLOCK, SHROPSIIIRE. TO, BE SOLD. BY PRIVATE CONTK.VeT, CAPITALiti : and. VALUABLE FR EEHOLD ESTATE, pleasantly situated on the Turnpike Road leading to andavithin eight miles of Bridgnortii, seven miles of Broscley, nint Miles of Shrewsbury i .and fifteen miles of - Ludlow, ifta picturesque part of the County of Salop ; con sisting of the MANO R, •or , reputed Manor of PREST. : HOPE, with the Waste. Land, .Right of Common over the extensive Coma-torts- of Westwood, &c. in ancient and respectable Borough and Parish or M U CHW E N LOCK., and 734 Acres of fertile. 4 rable„ Meadow, Pasture,. and IVood land, divided into proper sized Farms and ancient.lnclosures, with•substantial , Farm..houses; Malt-houses, Barns, Stables, Sheddings, and other convenient and necessary Out -build ings,• now lett to.respeetable Tenants,- at the okl and annual Rent of Biol. or thereabouts, but capable .of considerable advance. he Estate lies in a Ring Fence. abound - -; With G aine,' and contains several large Ponds of Reservoirs of Water made for the purpose of irrigation,: with a never fai4ing Stream run nirrg through the centre of the Estate. Manure in any quan tity may be purth4ed on reasonable ternis within two miles. The 'Land contains an inexhaustible Mine and Stalac tical Ll-111E-STONE of the first quality,- with every indi- • -claim of other valuable MIN ERA-.... 5. The Estate is sub jeft to a Land TaX. of 171. 4s. a Chief Rent of 11. 3s. 6d. and is Titheahle. 14,6c41. part of the purchase-money, 'may remain charged upon the 'Estate., To treat for =same, apply to Mr. fames, Wellsborn; near : .Strattord-on-Avon; or to,-Mr.. CouplaA Attorney, Shrewsbury; and for Partivlar's. ro john Bigoton, Esq. Kelsali; John Dodson, Esq. Cound ; Messrs, Pemberton and Coupland, , Shrersrsbury ; Thomas HasleWood, iEsq. Bridgnorth, ; Win. Wheeler, Esq.' .Winterfold ;- aiid at Mr. jann:s's ()thee, Wellsborn ; Wm..Parsoris, on the Premises; the Stork /Tavern,. Birtnioghain ;. and at george's hanie, Cliaitcery-lane,• Lontforr. • THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. U-MORROW EVENING, MAY 29, iBot, Their Majesties' Servants will aa an Opera; called THE DUENNA. Don Jerome, Mr. SUETT ; Ferdinand, Alr. DE CAMP; Antonio, Mr. DIGNIIM ; Carlos, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Clara, Mrs. BILLINC;TON, {Being the last Night of her Engagement.) wiTil THE OLD MAID. itsllevy Musical Piece, called A House to be Sold, taken ls* French, is in preparation at this Theatre. NEW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET. E Public are respeafully informed, that t hi s Of h, P anorama exhibiting a GRAND VI EW of the CITY pIrARIS and. ' Environs, is now open for public inspeetion ; ili. lll , te d from Drawings made on the North West Tower of he A tetropolitan Church of Notre INlme, since the Signing c ' the Preliminaries of Peace, by Jas. DE MARIA, will . S titinue open from Ten till dusk 11 .0 Admittance One Shilling. • 4.• A Person regularly attends to explain the Piaure. PANTHEON, OXFORD-STREET. NEXT 'Week will be presented fOr the Public Inspeilion, TWO large PICTURES, representing I RON FOUNDRY and a SMITH's SHOP; alsoa View 010 lINT VESUVIUS, and the Destruction of Torre - 0 71 44 Creco, with various other Pietures, b e i ng t h e p ro d uc ti on Mr. Pether. , —Admittance Is.