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t A• - 1, ,‘+• • ! r oeff ) 11 , cy ri 11 1 1 , 1 • szo7' r-7 lurri-</ •ikk 'l\ir / 4 Of: IIt:.PM 1 P - r - i yv 13_4 NiiIVIBER 303 I • MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1802. [P-RICE SIXPENCE'. Not aded these Seven Years. For the BENE PIT of Mrs. MOUNTAIN. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. °-MORROW EVENING, Tune 8, i 802, .„ Their Majesties Servants will' perform a Comedy, THE CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS: • Lord Glenmore (by ?emission), Mr WHITFIELD ; Covernof Harcourt, Mr. DOWTON ; ('1 beir first appearance in those' Charades) • - Woodville, Mr. BARRYMO.RE ; Captain Harcourt, Mr. HOLLAND; C reY, ,Mr. WROUGHTON ; Vane, Mr. PALMER; Jacob, Mr. BANNISTER, . ,ceofilia Iwith a favourite Air), Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; Miss Mortimer, Mrs. POWELL ; Eririget (for the first and only. time)„ Mrs. 10 RD AN. I End of the Play, a new Ballet, composed by Mr. .• yrne, called DAIRY MAIDS, B AND GENEROUS TARS. , The Overture and Music by Mr. WEIPERT tne course of the Eveninir, ".'ehe Bine Bell of Scotland", be sung as a Duett, by Mrs. JORDAN and Mrs. following Airs (by particular Desire) will . be sung by MOUNTAIN.. The popular Ballad ot " The Beg- • Sar Girl." A new Song, called "My True Love's on the i N ea • " • And the favourite Air from the Drama of .Deaf and , .I..accompanied on the Harp by Mr. WEI PE RT. • w hich will be added, a favourite Musical Entertainment (notaded these Six Yens), called • THE GENTLE SHEPHERD. With the Original Overture. • Sir William-Worthy, Mr: MADDOCKS Patie (for that Night only), Mrs. MOUNTAIN, n Which Charade The wilr introducg (by partichlar Desire), _ . VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. STATUE OF MR. PITT.- London - Tavern, June 3. A T a General Meeting of the . SoWrihers for .4`. ereding a STATUE of the Right non. WI L (.1 AM PITT,. convened for the purpose of confiri n ing or altering the Resolutions passed at a General Meeting, held•at Lloyd's tolf&-house, on the iSth of May last, (MIN JULIA US ANGERSTEIN,, Esq. in the chair Resolved, That the first Resolution Of the last Meethig, postponing the erecting of a Statue. tilk Mr. Pites . dernise,- be rescinded. - This day wcre published, ifrice beards, • , - ERMONS preached in, „the of Trinity tJ College, Dublin, in the year r , 45, at the Lentite lished.by the Proyost'ann Senior .F,ilinwS, %indef. the Will of Mrs: Anne Ponnellan. ,To which :Wed, an Ad Serinon,- pre.icivd INToyeinhe'r rzyg, for the. D.e.ireeot D, By THdMAS ELRINIGTON, D D. M. R. I. A. . , Senior Fellow;. and Professorof.Mitheinatk-s in Trid,rl , • Printed for T. Cadeli, ion: and W. - DAi . ,?ts, Strand. Of whom may als(? be nad, by the 5,A,71: - .^. Author, A Sernion preAclpd I.).e;.enfher 7, Igo°, :apc, , n the I),ath of the Right Revcreud Mathew Lord of Cloafert, price Is. T HIS EVENING, June 7, will be a GRAND GALA. . . The GARDENS - Mil be Illuininated in a Novel and splen • did inanner,. and 'decorated with a variety of emblematical Transparencies, &c.. &c. The Concert will:tonsist of a Seledion of entire Full Pieces and vocal Parts, which will conclude with a new favourite Finale. Between the Als, His Royal Highness the'OUKE of YORK's Band, Tin fu Uniform, Will perform MARTIAL MUSIC. And atterthe Concert will be giien, an - Resolved, That the money subscribed, and to be sib. scribed, be applied, when the Subscription shall be dosed, to the erection of a Statue of the Right Honourable- WilliaM Pitt, in testimony of public gratitude for the eminent services rendered by him to hisCovereign and his Country, during the course of - his most able, upright, and arduous administr a ti on . Resolved, That the Subscription be kept ()lien long enough to.allbrd every individual in the British Empire an opportu nity of subscribing. Resolved,.That on the last Thursday in May,' 1803, a ' 4 Gener:tl Meeting shall be called,'f or t h e purpose of nomi.:7l:- inga.Committee to Carry the above Resolutrons into.effied. Resolved, That the second Resolution of the last General Meeting, purporting that the SubsCriptions be vested in the funds,• in the names of. Earl Sp ricer, J. -1 Angerstein, Thomson Bonar, Esqrs. L o rd Viscount Belgrave, and Samuel Thornton, EN. • NI. P. be confirmed. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman. , . EXHIBITION OF FIRE. WORKS, • • ,By ,Mons. ROSSI. Admission 3s.—Dours open at Seven, and the. Concert be. gins at Eight o'Clock. . .(rr The Gardens are open every Evening. In i the Press, a New and ConipieLe Eklition of • TIHE WORKS of EDMUND SP,F.ISF.A ; with . L . vot e s, stie4,4 frOgi the bdSt Con:knntateis,,toze ,ther with other Ill u str a ti o ns, and a copioJs Glossary. To which avid he prefixed, au exte . :is -- .ve Life ofth'.',' Pciet, frodt Authentic Sources, bo:ia Atarts-,;(int:andLPtimtk.l*. By the Rev. H. j. TODD, M. A. P,rfived for F. -and C. Riyingt on , Cadel!, Davies. and R. li. Evans. • N. R. , Tins Work ii in -retried to be Sevii, Octavo V(Situnes,-And is !milting to :i.e late Eciition . pf the Poetical Works of-Pelilton: ' COMMEMORATION OF THE LATE DR. ARNE. THE COMMITTEE.for conduaing this PER: FORMANC E, beg leave to acquaint th 4 Subscribers, and the Public in general, that it will- be held at RAN E LAGH on THURSDAY EVENING, the roth of lune inst. Admittance Six Shillings each, Tea and Cofleeincluded. Tickets purchased of Mr. Rice for the Boxes of the Tile.a tre Royal, Haymarket, vill be admitted ; and a single Ticket purchased for the Opera Concert Room, will admit Two Persons, by paying ts.- 6d. at the doors of Ranelagh; (signed) . J..]. ANG ERST El N, Chairman. Subscriptions continue to be received by !Sennett and White, at the Bar at Lloyd's Coffee-h , )use..--All the Bankers in town and country are requested to receive Subscriptions, and transmit the same to the Chairman. at Lloyd's Co!.fee-house. • Amount advertised ,C. 4,466 (Bs. Rt.. Hon. Lord Vis- Counte,s Camden to to count Kilhnorey Z. to to Earl of Londonderry to ' to Peter Still. - - s Lord Viscount Castle- Marquis Cornwallis at o reagh - - Thamas'Forsyth • to to • Michael Burke, Esq. Itt, Hon. Lord Bolton to. to county of Galway to e Earl Camden o 10 10 the favourite Air of _RoslitieiStle. ac g e r , DIGNUM ; Simon, Mr. SPARKS; ila m l Maud, Mr. SUETT I Mr. BANNISTER, jun. {being his first appearance in that Character.) Peggy (first time), Miss DE CAMP ; 'Jenny, ,Mrs. BLAND. With a SCOTCH REEL by the Charaaers, . fairekits and Places for the Boxes' td be 'had bt' NirS.'Moun- No. 4 Itathbone-)-‘:e • and of Mr. Fosbrook, at the I ° , c-ift-fi 9 ' • Russell " - • • ce, Little street. InADAME CAMPAN's . itoARDING SCHOOL, At-ST. GERMA_INS, near pmtis. MONG those Frtnch Ladies whom the de -striVtion of the C6nVents induced' to consecrate their • ` ez C. lts to Education, Madame- arlipan . Was the first who Nev °tell herself to that line, and rendered a most important h tervice in pres erv i n g to y oung L a di es t h e means o f acqu i r i ng '''fuk knowledge, and agreeable accomplishments. Public Exaniination, ;lad the vearly distribution of Pri ces, ZLke eVitlent the real improvenients of her Pupils ; -and.the ti t tention p a id t o every Branch of Education is demonstrated . Ysix years' Success. s der 'School h a S a l rea dy g i ven t o th e highest' ranks of Society in France man y L a di es -distinguished by - their prin ;'Ples, behaviour, a n d t al ents; t h e i r just ly d eserve d reputa 'ton evinces her .Plan of Education to be the most extensive, !,° ll lplet and liberal, that has been known to this day, and .nat Mad ' ame Campan is more influenced by the glory of .`oraiing ornaments of Society than by self-interest. Nothing is Omitted that can promote lnstruCtion, torn the ,Charaaer and preserve the Health : If more particular intOrmation be deSired, it will be liv en i v ot t iau, Bookseller, Soho-square, who will also ' Rive a printed•Prospcaus of that Establishment, the first no - doubt of the kiwi in t:urope.. DANCAG BY Mr. A 1.111): pRIVATi4_I;LY Taught to Ladies and Gentle_ 3/4ikt.'smen of any age, who have ne ver learnt this accomplish ,, nr not in the iinproved modern style, at No. 9' Sher eoodrnan'trect, Gilden-square i and No. Jo, Great Alie-street, • s- Fields. They are taught orta plan particularly . valc ulated for tho s e t o w h om i t i s an object to acquire ir-ex- Peilitiously, privately, and in the first style of fashion. fL inr cigners, Officers, and Country Re s id en t s , w h o may 7 1 sIr to learn in a few days, may board and lodge privately ; 1 :11 the house, and receive constant instruction. ii_These Academies are °Nit all*.the - Summer, and though Salp princily for grown up people, yet children ore so iiistruE:t citesice a week on the usual term.; ; and if not rah in forward, as lunch iitonc year, as at schools in gene "vo, no charge made for their instruction. (..** Mr. Allen dis Owns Pittseat concern with his late aderny in Havdrin-scpiare. • - ---- i . he ONLY 24,00,i TICKETS. - brawing of the English State-Lottery begins on . f• - MONDA Y, the zd of August. r In all former English Lofteries, the Sale of Tickets, , • previous to the Commencement of the Drawing, has al , ways exceeded the above Number by many Thoutands. HE Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and or Sixteenths, are now selling in great variety of Num -7' LI rs, and on the lowest Terms, - - The Money for the Prites paid on. Deman d; .li t BY HORNSBY, and Co. Stbck-Brokers, Pl.eir• Old Established State-Lottery. Office; (Licensed p4r,uant to Ad of Parliament), No. z 6, Cornhill, oppo ' slte.. Kingdom. the Exchang e, London ; also in every Town in the &ingdo *** No Irish Lottery this Year. 4.. 4 FDZre6t Nunierical and Register Books are keptiand Tick ', 411 d Shares registered, at &Lim' Ntimbei' Tick- Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis.. I,kc.l_l,.}iares sold at this Office will be stamped, agreeable to titrZr,4littutent; with the words " State-Lottery Stamp , t 4 e r ik, India, and South-Sea Stocks ,with their several An- Aol ,', 6 , and all - kinds of Government Securities, bought and ~.. . u . y commission. . • orTo THE CURIOUSIN FISH SAUCE. - HE NOBILITY,•GENTRY, and PUBLIC in o , , general, are respectfully informed, J. BC RU ESS and GENUINEAbe ESSENCE oIANCHOVIES, continues auctt P!ePareci by them in the same manner that has givelo , i , b un iversal'approbation tbr many yeas past. e l ong justly.acqurred superiority of that Article is 1) Y confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and ot .u:sons'resident in all . parts 'or the World, and having stood Of trial, ranks tt in the situation it now maintains. g,rai utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other Ativ i Sauces for_Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous PureV ti. .entents daily appearing, to caution Families, &c, in b ut -I,s wg the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, ,at Warehous&aS under. - ." Q‘ 4 tver y ality. th oer Article ine. (ail th Trade for family use, of the 1, tar . • est-India Merchants, Captains 4 - Mips, &c. Officers in sulybed upon the sportest nOtice for ‘V,st &c. • !),-7 tor convenience of Families in Scotland, they 3Ppointed Messrs. K. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, FiA Sauces. • - • ;ose, Nu. to?, corner of SAvo , .-6teps, • • .l Strand, .ondoti., . r E SSF.NTIAL,SALT OF,"LEMONS, • ,"*.taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots,. Reit Wine, soul other . 61:1Uns, oitt of Linen., Nluslin, Lace, at. and for in:iny . I ) .:iler Uses, as a Substitute tor Lc:nuns. I' r".l4e out S hil 4 lug the ilox. ' . • A.VING receivcd* numerou3 complainta 'that eitipositions sold under the. title of SA-LT of i. L d E c. ~',..:'., are not only inetEiCtual, but that they burn a , n . r_ ., - , I :''y .lie Linen, 'I think it necessary to inform the I aoli , be Manly true USENTIAL - SALT of LE.NIONS is only to ;.,..'tlt!ls i.vholcsale and retail, at my shop '..n Cuckspur-slteetr I ': J . sliiat none is to be depended upon as mine but what I 01 Y } Kaatule on the bottom ()leach box, and on the outside , itszi...B.ty,a.pper,. W. BAY LEY. • . i ll w .... •1, he salt of Lem Ons is particularly - useful to badies . ir.._:tsciiing their hands, as it instantly takes out the stains of . 1. ,'." col ted Floves 46.. A.:. am/ is lunch inure agreeable to.we ..an-leirtonitselr '' 4. Lr4,4ilh4 ti .sdnie:place. may 1 be. had Bayley's Seoering Drops, :."01`.;:..4. w Stull; Wvollen Cloth, 44:. SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION...OF VICE President, ' The Right Honourable the Earl of Dartmouth. Vice-Presidents, The Right Hon. the Earl of Aylesford, • • The Right Hon. Lord Willoughby de Broke, - Sir Richard Carr GO,. Bart. t • Admiral Sir George Young; Charles Price; Esq. Alderman, Richard Clark, Esq. C4mberlstin. TreLurerS Henry Hoare, ,E,sq.. "Anthony Clarke, Esq. , SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of this Sobiety, will he 'held at the Gray' • l'n'tt . Coike-Itouse, :on Friday, next the titil instaqt. , The. Preid..:nt will take the Chair at Twelve o'Cloc.k. • THO. SMITH, Secretary.. • I~I~~NI V MA 'CIE RS. • _ • ALL Money Negnciations Contioue.to be trans acted, with the Bfriciest honour, 'punctuality, and se crecy, by Messrs. Hariks. and Co. at their .Annuity bank, No. s; Grea t "S u ttOlk-street, Charing-Cross, onT Annuities, Mortgages, Estates, Chosch-Livings, Dowers, •Jointures, Pension, • Places, Reversions, or,any other mode or matter, as-circumstauees may be., .Large Sums of Money always ready for well secured Annuities, and for, which a liberal price will be given, according to age and ,ecurity, and all Annuities will be made redeemable at the pleasure of the Grantor. Principals, or their A ttornies, applying personally, before Three &Clock, Will be - treated with in the most explicit manner, and all Letters .( post-paid) duly answere d. N. B. A l a r rae S t i m ot Money ready to purchase Freehold or Leasehold House,s,' :in approVed situations. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, • Pursuant to a DecrFe.of the ,High Court of Chancery (in '- veral'ldistinet , Lots); with the' approbation of John r a. cre of , Ls-. Masters ofthe - said Court. . EVEk.AL FRI:,EHOLD, Customary, an d o ther •ki ESTATES, of THOMAS EDWARDS, late of Llan datt; in the County of Glamorgan, Esq. 'deceased, situate part in •Somersetshire and Devonshire,. and part in Gla morganshire and Monmouthshire. The Somersetshite and Devonshire before the said Master, in ..the Public Sale Roots[ of the Court in Southampton=buildings, London, on the 7th Day Of July next; at 'Five o'Clock in the After noon ; and the GlamOrganshire and Monmouthshire Estate before the said Master, or a 'Person to be app o i n t e d by hi m for that purpose, at the Cardiff Arms, in Cardiff; on Satur day the ztst Day of August next, at One o'Clock. Particulars may be had, gratis, at the said Master's Cham bers; in Southampton-buildings aforesaid ; of Mr. Wood, Cardin'; and Mr. Tancred, Lincoln's Inn. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause the EA RI, of IACCLESPIELD against BLACIcA LL, belbre Edward Leeds, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, ea the Public Sale Room in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, in at Lots, on Monday the zrst and Tuesday the azd days of June, xBaz, between the hours of Five and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, • SUNDRY' FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, late of THOMAS 'BLACKALL, Esq.- deceased, situatoin 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 Swallowtield, near the ROad from Reading to Basingstoke, in the said County of Betks ; and in the Ciry of Coventry. And a lso on e Sh are in the New River Company, and five ItiOt Tontine Detien ptres of real. each. Particulars maybe had at - the • said Master's Chambers, Southampton-buildings of Messrs. Graham, Lincoln's Inn_ of Mr. Hollier, ref Tharrici Oxfordshire ; of Mr. Lade; Hitchin ; of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Lanl-Surveyor,• Rich mond, Surrey; and of M. Thomas Grimes, White Bear lnn, Coventry. BEAUTY OF PERSON. AS nothing is a greater Ornament than a White Set of Teeth, ROTTER's ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER( or ORIENTAL .DENTIFRICE; which has met, with universal encouragement from the-- first Personages of Fashion and Distinetitin, during a period of Eighteen Years, is recommended to The attention of the Public. Ladies and Gentlemen who have not tried the eMict of this excellent Den o Llice, tvill find a single box a sufficient quantity to ascertain its efficacy and virtues; its excellencies being acknowledged by the most respeaable Medical A uthotities, used by several, and -recomrnended.., The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the Breath, possesses no acid that can cor rode the enamel, and is extremely safe in its use. From its astringency it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy, which often proves the destruction of a whole set of Teeth, preserves sound Teeth from decay, seen res decayed Teeth from becoming worse, fastens those whiel vire loose, proves the hap py.means of preventing their being drawn. But what has en hanced it in the estimation of Ladies and Gentlemen who have bzeri in the.habit of using it, is, that it prevents the re turn of the Tooth-each, with which, before that period, they ' had been violently afflicted; and obviating the necessity of that most disagreeable_)f all verations—Scaling the Teeth. Likewise a Tincture which possesses" the power of easing the most violent Tooth-achi and braces the Gums, and 'is a Wash after the Powder, perfectly sate in its use, having no ac J. M. Trotter recommends it, to Gentlemen going abroad to take with them, as Gentlemen who have been abroad have found the good died; of the Powders in tong voyages - and also proper for all Families, and Schools t o k eep by them. She cautions the Nobility and Gentry against purchasing any Asiatic Tooth.-Powder without " M.,Trotter" on the Stamp', .on the top of the box, several compositions having been vended for it, in Town and Country. Sold, wholesitle and retail, at the warehouse, No. 3 , Beau fort Buildings., Strand; and by appointment, by Messrs. Buller and Loder, Oxford; Mr. Reynolds, , Bath; Mrs - . Shearcliff . and Andrews, Bristol ; 'Mr. Trewman, Exeter; Mt. Snack, Portsmouth; Richards, Plyntouth Mr. Wood,Veyinouth ; Mr. Edmonds, Northamp ton ; M r. Lu cas, Southampton; ,Mr. Howard, Reading; nr. Middle ditch, Ipswich; Mis. Pollett, Colclicster; Mr. Brass, Hull ; Mr. Holdbrook„ , Derby ; Mr. Winks,. Gainsbro' ; Mess. Dillon CheSter Aldred, Yarmouth; ,Mrs. C ross an d Wood,: Shrewsbury'; Mr. Rice, Wakefield; S win tOn, Leicester; :aid Mr. Spence and Mr. Raeburn,. Cdn burgh.; and Bull, Dublin. , Price is. 6cl. a Box; Tincture, as. 94, duty nicluckd. India Broshesi is. each, MUCHWENLOCK, SHROPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPPIAL 'and VALUABLE FREEHOLD / • ESTATE, pleasantly situated (In the Turnpike Road leading to and within eight miles of Britignorth; seven miles of Broseley, nine miles of Shrewsbur', and fifteen miles of Ludlow, in a picturesque part of the Connty,of Salop ; con si;ting of the MANOR, or reputed Manor 'of P REST -110 PE, - with the Waste Land, Right of Com Mon over the extensive Commons of Westwood, &c. in the ancient and respedable Borough and Parish of MU C [MEN LOCK, and 734 Acres of fertile Arable,. Meadow, 'Pasture, and Wood land, divided into proper sized Farms and ancient Inclosures, with substantial Farm-houses, Malt-houses, Barns, Stables, Shedding's, and other convenient and necessary Out-build ings, now lett to respectable Tenants; at the old and annuo Rent of Siol. of / thereabouts, but ca p a bl e o f cons id era bl e advance. --- flle Estate lies in a . Ring Fence, knirtida with Game; and contains several large Ponds or Reservoirs of Water made for the purpose of itriAatiori, with a never failing Streain run ning through the centre of the Estate. Manure in. any quan tity may be purchased on reasonable terms within two miles. The. Land contains an inexhaustible Nctine of Ball 4nd.Stalae- Heal LIM E-STQNE of the first quality, - with every indi cation of other valuable MINERALS. The Estate is sub ject to a Land Tax of 171. 45. a Chief Rent of it. 3s. 6d. and is Titheahle. (3 14,0501. part of the purchase-money, May remain charged upon the Estate. To beat for the sante, apply to Mr. fames; Wellsborn, near Stratfcrrtlort-Avort ' • or to Mr. Coutiland, Attotney, Shrewsbury; and- for Particulars, to John Bishton, Esq. Kelsall; John Dodsbri, 'Esq.' •Cound ; Messri. lreinlierton and . C:.ouplancl, Shrewihttry.; Thomas Haslewood, Esq. Bridgnorth; Win. Wheeler, Esq.. Winteriold ; and :it Mr. Jaines's Office, Wellsborn ; Win. Parsons, on the Premises; the Stork Tavern, Birmingham.; and at George's Cottee. house; Chancery-lane, liontiOn. A very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE in NORTH AMPTONSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Six or more Lots, By Mr. KIRSHAW, . At ilia . Hind Inn, Welli ng b oroug h , o n Wednesday the 23d of June inst. at Three - o'Clock, trri/eSS previously dis posed of by Private Contract; A Very VALUABJ,E and DESIRABLE FREE ri HOLD ESTATE, situate in a most pleasant part of the Country, adjoining the Market Town and in the Parish of Wellingborough, in the County of Northampton, consisting of a substantial and spacious MANSION HOUSE, which may at a small expellee be made suitable for the Residence of a genteel Fainily, with walled Gardens, Fish-ponds, Pad docks and Premises ; Barns, Stables, Malt-house and other Buildings ; Courts, Fann-yards, and Appurtenances, and about zoo Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Laud, of the first quality for natural fertility; but still capable of great improvement, divided into proper sized In,closures, encircled in a ring fence, and plentifully supplied - with Water. The Pasture Land, in richness of iiFrbage and fertility of soil, is superior to most feeding land in the Kingdom, and the whale is deserving the attention of Gentlemen desirous of investing their money in landed property, and partichlarly of such Far mers and Graziers who may wish to cultivate, .stOck . and prove a fertile and grateful soit. Lime and Manure may be pur.:haseti neat' the Estate in airy quantity,' and on reasonable terms. " The Estate is lithe-free, and of the annual value of 7601. lett to respectable Tenants, who are under proper agreements fur the management of the Estates, and have Notices to quit and deliver up the same at Michaelmas . next. 'fo treat for the same, apply to Mr. hunts; Wellsborn, near Stratford-on-Avon' ' Warwickshire •, Mid* for a view of the Premises, apply to Mr. Gascoyne French, Bailiff of ,the Estate, Welliigbdrodgh ; and for further particulars to George's Collee-house, Chancery-lane, and to Messrs. For.. St:r,, Cooke and Frere, Lincoln's-Inn, London; or Messrs. tionson and Sou, Wellinghorodgh, at &Jose (Mice:. Plan's 01 the};,rates are deposited. . . ThiS Day was published, ..• • Elegantly printed in One '1 -Winne, await 06.15v0, en a Elle' Wove& Paper; • Hot.:.p resscd, boitl(L To be continued Annually, r- THE. POETICAL REGISTER,-. anti REPOSJ; T'ORY of FUGITIVE POETRY, for the Y:ar•gbt. Printed for F. and -C.- Hivington; No: 62, Church-yard. The Poetical Register is inrcriclei to comprise all thole Pieces of Fugitive• Poetry, worthy of peescrystiot4 which are to be found, in the various Periodical Pulications ; original Contributions, from Literary Characters; Selections fforn scarce English Poets, with. 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