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I, • , 7 1 1—.1 5: "fp " - Ad: . 7 0- , e%4 L am. • • 74; --- ,ir e ; ‘• ' • y. T - I : • L. N - -/ - / //v • \,> • rir I -0-1 1 k 4 11l ER 4.964.11 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY EVENING, March 22, 1802, will be per'orm'ed, PIZARRO. Ataliba, Mr. POWELL . Rolla, Mr. KEMBLE ; Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMORE Alonzo, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; • Las Casas, Mr. WR.:)UcHTON; Cora, Mrs. YOUNG - ' Elvira, M rs. SIDDONS. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVniT-GARDEN.O , MOND AYEVEI\IING, March 22, 1802, wifl be pc:rformed, THE DUENNA. Don Jerome, M r. m uNDEN; tsaac thedjeskr, Mr. FAWCETT ; Ferdinar. Mr. JOHNTONE Antbnio, Air. ; Father Patil. Mr. TOWNSEND ; Carlos, Al BRA HA NI ; The t% Duenrta, Mrs: DAVENPORT; Louisa Mrs, MARTYR ; Clara,. Mrs. BILLINGTON. WITU PEROUSE. I\d HANO VER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. ,c~,n~• LINAV001) EXHIBITION, with ad c,iitii-, dItioII,I•PICTURES IS NOW OPEN,. and will ilo r - n i i ' l le , ti , v , e .g Dy, Sunday excepted, front i , :nie in the li tv - Ming. . . ...._________i__ :___ ALfif_tittance One'Shilling. . . . IT)OI.IRANI ON,orLargeTRANSPARENT ORRERY, ~,. • THE.ArRE-Rdynt, rtnyttAKKET. - • HE AS TRONO:VIICAL LEg-FURE on this T z ,, ,, ,, ,a,,,,,,,,:er,,,,,,,,,,,1\1ac.hine eontinning to receive the most liberal itp ,, ializ.:i!.; Mr. WALKER, Jun. has the ho li,:i'v to 'amaottrice his intention to redeat it on WEDNES, i" 1-1 ' , 1 ,-- 1 : 11 D AY L - - - 41.ings next, it Seven.. .1,1ez,?,i,1‘,.,ein......,t,iti0z, ( a it i t l t e l !b m vle th en n t s -a: i e td and beautiful Transparent Appearances of the • , ! - I t e_4 :: s ti b i l it 7r, Jiyrins 411 easy and familiar Intr oduction to t t t l ie . c ' e ' —e 6 t - AsTRONO NI B t, whil4'it ill, Pr7,llree"civtelels)ti•sen, verie's of its roost distinguished . I ; rolessor t s . . le • Eiclouraiti oll, f. n4 St°l), appropriate hy its origin with I t_ tress of hs toujs°,tiNlilrb.cklitailkel- Sec. and the pe..culiar sw , ee aiche'd at i nt e rvals of the Ledure. -- - DE NTR r. : EX4I./31—TiFAll.f.RC'thlte011,11LGE HIS. i ll- ll ' , roto. c 4 , iam Es - •- Pic-rugE, painted by. .5 1- k MU E I ,' Th e m e, 'ARNOLD, r epreSenting on a most egtensive sea 2fst of - r.l;"'iktile BAT-TU before ALEXANDRIA on th,.. Ali ER ' "red. tilor, in which the pliant Sir RALPH CiktACTR.(2IBY lost iti-3 Lite, . continues open At_ r t o ti m .I. 'n t'l r i ) "' () M, SPRING QARDENS, every Day, t ' " usk - ketches - Admittance One Shilling. tier, horn of Reference are delivered to Ladies and C;entle_ l 'ers o uring the Exhibition with their Presence, an d a ,_ ...rt, atten& to explain the ,Pidure. --- ------______ }lrtiT iSli SOCIETY FOR -EXTENDING THE .. . • -F t sHE RI Ls„tc. ill- E . A''ti - TJAT, GENERAL MEETING of ~, ~. . .tiel , " . PR 0 I=R ! E TORS ...If llii: Ft) c . 1 ETV, . for th . e . all,l A k3 ' l of their C.; , avernor, Deputy . Covernor, Dtredors, iiar,l-",`.llflitors, for th• - :: castling Year, $ to be held at l,Vag o'-c`, ' Cotree-hbuse Oil Palace-vartl, Westminster, at two • m e l t : - - , ,- , Instal,,, 16 ,„ c,z. th , : Aftnoo ern of Thursday the isth 'ot March THEASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH CA:\;AL. next GENT4AL A B SEMBLY. of PRO li,„ PRI ETORS to this Undertaking, wil! be Inld at the tili'F. HART INN, in A Ashb y - de-14,louch, ou Monday tile FIFTH DAY of APRIL in t he Foren oon , W h en and n dW here th e several I?roprictojs.are rz xprested to attend by themselves or ProXies. • HEN.RY SMITH Aeiing Clerk Ashby-cie-la-Zouch, tzth Marh 8 ' •---..._.__••- , r oz. NEW As , , I . l ;C :."' ' '.--------------,, H. ' i'ISS FLEIVIIN6"IIBiLY RO 0 111 S. ir0,..,,, : 3 1_ ,A Le , s pel hil I info rill' 'trill Miss LE MERCIER ;i, 24th iLri for THEM sc ,.,F Nobility and .their f riends, ..........___ s_ rIuLARS wilFbe on Wednesday _____:________-_---.. 1\ EW FOREST. THE oommissioNEßs authorised by His -IL Majesty's Commission, to carry into execution an . Act A 4 sed in th.e thirty-ninth and fintieth Years of His Ma- J' '' : Y.'s Reign, huitilled, " An Ael for the better Preservation oipimber -in the New Forest ; in the County of SouthamP on, :and for ascertdining and of rite ' - . ' • • ' the 13 oundsries• of the said Forest, ... Lands of the Crown witn the - attic - Dci here tV gilit...liegi,c„4l 4 ..they _in ti,..1- j ta rn et. son Frier}. ! the-9th D ay of April next, at Nine of ti ; icei n ( c i . : l :Oc - klii . theienoon pre oiselY, at the Cro,.vn Inn, at L Forenoon County of Southampton, for !he , p,urpose (I).v_cstlrin. into execution —Date, the sth tia,y of Nrarr}clyng 18oz. --Jay Order of the.Gotritnissioner, ---- the the said Act i °FIN .KI NG Secretary. WANTED to PU'RC-HA-S-E--------1' ~. ~nr RENT, *PROM One to- Tbre-e Hundred Acres of Lam% i : , l - t `,v.itl P.. Fonye,ziept and good. House, not required Jat . 'ge, ,iletiZtti proper'olficeS, for a"geliteel Family; and with mi tten frt,- possesion. It being sometimes a wish with Gen.tle tre?vl,r, , , ..t Negotiationsof this. description should be particu-7 Serliate, the most (if required) eireumspeet SiletlCe,Wlll el, • • ' • • Acid re „ • ~‘ ft,"t, , A (post-paid) A. L. at Jr. Rice's, Solicitor, Pu --Place; Broad-street, Golden-square. .... • AIONEY l ATT M ----- i s ---*** , ------ l' - - / . . r it _ h and Money Negociations , continue to -e t A a,qed, with the strictest honour, punetualitx, and se . - l‘l n " uY Messrs. Harris anti C. at . their Annuity B ank, 1 4 0 4 5 : , Great at their ,en Annuities ! I),:..n?es, Estates, C hurchdLivings, . Dowers, jointures, ave.lol.lB, Places, Reversions, 9r any other mode or mat:el:, ridtoirnstarices 'May be. Large Sums of Money always hr i c e tor well secured Annuities, and ter which -a Irt?er! i'41';,,,1t1y%;1).1 be iven, according to' age and security,. ando th e al ..6:titlori,:s will be made redeemable at the pleasure . f _ecipals, or their Attornies, applying personally; befor e rrb,sr•- o'Clock, will be treated with in the most efsplkeit 3 4 7, and all Letters (post-paid) duly atisWered. ' or 1 • A. • A lie Sum of Money ready to purchase Freehold eas.nold Nouses, in approved situations: A, 1. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. • LL. ARSON E- Sin possession of Inparries, arising from Freehold, Copyhold, of Leasehold C.fir.!ss! hi Land or Houses, Money in - ,the Funds, Rent ii4hi),4t.., Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, A . n '', Patent Places,. Church Livings, or any other Ler pci."il.t.ncoine for Life, may be .suppliethwi.th temporary or teksl.4l.-11t. Sums to any Amount, by paying Annuity In jr,ll..t r tile same. lt, ; r e Nobility and Gentry of known Property,, or their ar ki s r .s, May be acc onunorlated on their personal security.; 0, 141 41 any be wl.ere the single security of ittgiv;- kr,,h . laY be deemed insufficient, the addition, of another , iriovsfl to gusapantee the payment of the Interest will re- , tivef the. ob jection ; and,' in all cases,' Jirivilege Nyill be cii4i o " n t° the Public to return the .principal at their own 1"ersorl1 • • w i ,,_, . applications will be received every day . till Four e oun v`"'-' , and Letters from Cerrespondents in I own or dress tr y (post paid) will be mediiitely at ad -4?_3ed to the Diredor of the knightLibridge }lank, at his wit House, No. 8, Lower john-strec.t, Golden-square. SA TURD 4 Y, MA RCfA 23, 1802. FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. - • Whitehall, . March 9, 1802. WHEREAS it has been humbly represented to the King, that in the Night of the 4th instant, the House of Mr. F; TAYLOR, of New Mahon, .Yorkshire (the Cashier in the Bank of Messrs. R. C. Broadley and Cia.),„ was - burglariously broken open by some Persons, who, after securing said Mr. Taylor, by tying him in bed, 'obtained by threats the Keys of the Bank and nf one of - the how Chests, stole therefrom Cash, Bank of England Notes, and Coun try Bank Notes, 'chietly those Of the East Riding Bank, to a considerable amount, the Property of the said Melits. R. C. Broadley and Co. .. His. Majesty, for the better apprehending and . bringing to justice the Persons concerned in the Burglary ab4ve m e n_ tinned, is hereby pleaSed to promise His most gracious Par.. don to any one of them (except the. Person who first broke open and entered the said Dwelling-House), who shall di'sco-vet his or their Accomplice or Accomplices therein, so that he, she, or they may be apprehended and cOrivkied thereof. . • . _ • PELHAM. And as a further Encouragement, a RE WARD of FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS is- hereby offtsred to any Person or Persons making such Discovery as aforesaid (except as is be fore excepted), .to he paid upon the Conviction of any one or more of the Offenders, by,., R. C. BROADLEY, Esq. and Co. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, STRAND, and CORNHILL, • • r STABLISHEO for the Insurancee — of Houses, Bhildings, Manufalories, Goods. and Meradndize; Ships; VeSsels, Barges, and every kind of Craft, Iv ;tll their Freight ; Cargoes, and Stores, in any-Harbour, R.ier, or on any Navigation ; FARMING STOCK, and all othei Pro_ perry, against Loss or Damage by' Fire, in any.part of Grt.at Ti;e-bireaors have endeavoured to make such Arrange mcnts as should be more suitable to orornote the Benefits of Fire Insurance than those of the old mode. Extended Com merce ;—enlarged Manufa&iries ; —great Accurniilation of Property ; —and a variety of collateral Circumstance's, ren dered it absolutely necessary to make variation in Fire Insu rance, to avoid the errors which from time to time had been discovered, but never amended. The I3R ITISII FIRE 0-F ICE has made several Arriend 'meats. and such as have induced a very considerable Number of the first MLitCliAl.iTS, TRADERS, ancIMAN I.IFACTURERS, to give' it a most decided preference; and they request' the particular attention of the Merchants and Prokers to their Rates for Shipping Insurances, calculated to -meet-their pe culiar and various Interests. The Capital of. The BR I TISH:FIRE O.F FICE, and the resfiettability of its Proprietary, renders , any observation on its Stability unnecessary ; and the Charaders of the Manat gers place them above the possibility of 'running into wild or Fanciful Schemes to obtain business : all the' Rules; Regu lations, Terms, and Conditions, have been maturely weigh ed and considered, and will be found, on reference to the printed proposals, to contain every thing fair and equitable. To FARMERS, the NEW MODE of Insuring Agricul tural. Stock is recommended, which only requires a Value upon each Species of Grain, in whatever I3uilding,-•tr on Whatever part of the Farm it may be, at a Premium of Three Shillings per Cent. per Annum, and prevents the Insecurity attached to the Old Mode now in pratlice with the other In:. surance Offices; but .the BRITISII FIDE OFFICE will, whenever desired, willingly grant Insurance on the Old Mode. • Eosses by Fire from Lightning are made good, and in Cases . of Insurance on Freehold Property, th e B ene fit o f t h e P o li cy will descend tn those Persons who may be legally entitled to the sane, until the next payment oil the Policy becomes due, without Notice being given to the Office. Annual Insurances due at Laily,-Pay, must,bc paid within Fifteen Days therefrom, or the Benefit of the Policy will tie lost ; but Insurances may be renewed after, without the ex pence of a new Policy. Printed Proposals and Conditions of Insurance, and a List of the Directors, Trustees, &c. may be had Gratis of their Agents in all the Cities and principal Towns in the Kingdom. • ROBERT SKELTON, Sec., TO THE LADIES WANTED several of Respeftability, to Learn a New Method of Plaiting of StraW in the _most ele gant and approved Patterns, for Ladies flats, whicli'rnay be learnt in aafevv days, and worked at their own houses. Ladies who have retired with a small Lncome, avid Families havingyoung.Ladies lately left School, Nvill find this Adver tisement. worthy their attention, as an agreeable and produc tive Employ for their leisure'hours: For Particulars, please to apply at No. s 9, Chapel :Path, Somers Town. Letters, post-paid, will meet with due.atten tiou. NEW FOREIGN GARDEN SEEDS. TWO New CUCUMPERS, viz. T. The True Levant, wltiqh produces its fine Fruit be tween one and two feet long. For exquisite_ flavour, .firrn solidity, innocent nature, and beauteous form, it has no com petitor. 2. The New ignition; not so large as the former, but equally delicious, and every way different. 2. NATO LIAN ASPARAGUS,_. described by Guthrie; Geol. Gram. p. 508, 4th Edit., The buds are as large as 6 or 8 of the common sort, and the taste far superior. - 3:Nevi:ITALIAN PURPLE .lIROCOLI. Its chief "head is 6 or S inches broad : its numerous lateral branches give fine heads of the common size, so that several bundles may be cut from one Plant. I t has the richest flavour pos 2nd its beatify When on-table must be seen to be con ceived. 4. New SPANISH COSS,LETTUCE grows a foot and half high, and two feet. round ; is exquisitely white and crisp, •the sweetest of any Lettuce known, and almost all heart. S. MALTA CAULIFLOWER, grows a full foot broad, and its delicacy is as'superior as its size. 4. ANTWERP CELERY groWs 3 feet high, .and 6 or 8 inches round, and stands most eminently distinguished for its ver7 rich taste. _ 7. NORTH AMERICAN KALE, is uninjured by. the scverestfrosts, gives the moat delicious Winter Greens,, boils as green as the springing G rass, and is sweet as Aspatagus 1. ft FRI CAF .ENIIIVIi is sweet as a Summer Lettuce, and for whiteness, crispness, and tendeles, incrt is no othcr such .Salad in Nature, Tile Plants are often as large as'mid dling Cabbages. 9. The New BARBARY ONION grows twice as large as the Spanish, is beautifull)(forined r delicately white, and as mild - as an Apple. - Sold at Crocker's, St. Alban's-street, Pall-gall, in Packets, 2S - . 6d. each.- No Credit. Pay Postage. ° VENEREAL COMPILAINTS. • DR. 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This glay was published, Handsomely printed on a fine Paper, in Two large Volumes Medium quarto, price Four Guineas, - in boards, with near 'so Plates, elegantly engraved by the first Artists ; A New .Editionovith material Additions and Improvements of MILITARY 'ANTIQUITIES respecting a iiisToßYot the ENGLISH ARMY, from Ae Conquest to the present time. By th - e late FRANCIS GROSE,' Esq. F. A. S. To which is added, by the same Author, A Treatise on Ancient Armour a n d W ea p ons , illustrated by Plates, taken from' the Original Armour in the Tower of London ; and other Arsenals, Museums, and Cabinets, xsith a Supplement on Asiatic Armour. The whole now first arranged into Chapters, with a copi- . ous Indet, and brought down to the present time. Dy• the late JOHN IVILLIAMSON - , .Esq. Captain of Infantry. Printed fdr T. Egerton, Whitehall ; and G. 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It is, in all respects, a complete and infallible Guide to the Metropolis,l 'and, independently of the great additional plea sure which it will enable a Stranger to enjoy, the firstiex pence of the Work -will 'be saved during. every day's resi dence. includes not only . a comprehensive Description of London, _and of all its Curiosities, hut also an Account 9f the must remarkable Places in its Environs, and a great ,va riety of useful Tables, consisting of Hackney-coach Fares, Lists of the Streets, Squares, &c. and of the Public-Build ings, 'Hotels, Coffee-houses, Inns, Eating-houses, &c. In short, an entire Stranger to' London may, by means of this Vade-Mecum, become more familiar with all the intricacies, ways, and praetices of the Town, in a few days or hours, than an ordinary Observer who might-have-resided in it dur ing many years. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and sold by all Booksellers, and at the Bars of all the princi pal I nns and Coffee-houses. ' SANXTER's PATENT PLOUGH. HIS MAJESTY has been most graciously pleased to grant ,His 'Royal Letters Patent to Mr. Wilhatn Sanxter, of Hors,eheath, in the County of Cam. bridge, for• the making of his rkr.v- ;.,vented PARING PLOUGH, which is .o cOnsthreted as, to aft upon the Ground likea carpenter's plane upon a board; it will Pare land for burning far superior to breast ploughing, as it has a regulator that regulates the depth, from one inch to four or five; and, with two horses, a man may pars, upon good cutting Land two acres per day. This Instrument is allowed to be the most useful ever introduced in the' Agriculture of this Kingdom, not only for Paring Land . for bnruing„,.b.ut for (Aviv - ink foul Stubbles after harvest, Which, after plOughing, Miry be raked. up with the - waits, and taken oft' altogether, and parti.:ularly, where the Landis wanted to be immediately sown with Wheat. • The price 6l.the'Plo - pghis'Kve Guineas, exclusive of the carriage. All orders sent, free ofpostage, to Mr. Sanx ter, Horse ly2ath, - near Linton, Cambridgeshire. or to Mr. William Pniilips, Ironnionger, Ne;.'s4, High Holborn, nearly op poite to G re,t Turnstile (where a Maki a the Pieugh Yly be.s t cen)„ will be duly, attended to. {PRICE SIXPENCE. ~ This Day. was published, By LAURIE and wunTTLE, 53, Fleer-street, London, - A N EULOGIUM on the Lac? Most Noble FRANCIS, 1)1.11(E'.of-13EDFOR15. . . lielivered in tile HQUSC of Commons, hy: the Honourable 'Charles james Fox, on Tuesday the - t6th • pt . Mareh. To which is prefixed, a sail' ETCHING of rhz DUKE, frcrn a Pencil Sketch by Eckstein, printed on a sheet of vellum paper, price ls. bd. coloured; is. plain. This Day was published, in One volume Bvo. price Ss. in boards, VE T ERINARY PATHOLOGY ; or a Treatise' on the Cause and Progress of the DI S'EA'-ES of the HORSE ; together 'with the most approved Methods of Prevention and Cure. To which are added, Short Obser vations on. Bleeding, Firing, Roweling, Fomentations, and Poultices; and an Appendix, 9r Veterinary Dispensatory ; containing, the most approved Prescriptions for the 'different Diseases of the Horse. The whole intended as a Gidde and Companion to the Gentleman Veterinarian and Parrieh By NVILC,TAM RYDING, Veerinatv Surgeon 'to the iSth Light Dgoons York Printea.by Wilson and R. Onr,e r gate ; sold by T. Egerton, Whitehall, and j. Youliry,• London ; by J. Todd, and Wilson, and Spence, York ; and by the Author. MR-PU . 131,1C SALE, At Jack's CotEtc..housz, over the Corn Exchange, on Mon day the 2.7.1 inst. at Hall.' past One- o'C lock precisely, 7 , 1111 E following GOODS, - viz. ioo 0, - SEED OIL CAKES, just arrived twin :otterdant, and will be put in Lots of and 3-.,60 each. 400 Quarters FO R IGN II E AT; i 7 I:lags1'0 R. EIGN 0 N I ON S E E D, each Bagabout 311 b. Catalogues will be timely plivered by • . GEORGE' EN C i, Sworn Broker, No. 6, Great • TO BE SOLD, In Two.distina Lots, pursuant to an Order of His Majesty's • Court of Exchequer, at WeStininster, in a Cause entitled • HULL. against WATSON, 13,:thre 'Abel Nloysey i Esq. Deputy to His Majesty's Ritmembrancer of tily'sf.idCourr, at his • Chambers in the Exchequer Office, to the Inner Temple, London, on Monday the 3d day of rklay next, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon . • SEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Great Yarmouth, in the County Of Norfolk, and Burgh • Castle, in the County of Suffolk, viz. Lot r, consisting of a Freehold M.lltkouse, Offices, and Buildings, situate in of near a common .I..aue or Row, in Yarmouth aforesaid, called the Conge kow, lett to Sir Ed mund. Lacon, 'Knt. 'Tenant at Will, at the yearly Rent of Lot 2, consisting of a Freehold Capital Messuage or Man sion -House, Stable, Buildings,. - and Gardens, containing, by estimation,'3 Acres and 38 Perches, called Burgh. Gardens, situate in Burgh Castle, in jhe CCuntY of Sutlolie. Also a FreehOld Piece of Marsh Ground, called the Patrole, conti guous to the said Mansion-house and Gardens, the whole of which Me.isuages, Gardens, Land, and Premises,' are lett to William Nutman, Tenant at Will, at the yearly. Rent of 231. Particulars whereof rnav be had {''gratis} at the Chambers of the said Abel Moysev, "Esq . . in the said Exchequer 011 ice ; Mr. Watson, Yarmouth, Solicitor ; Mr. William Steward, . of the same place, Solicitor ; and of Mr. Henry Maddock, Solicitor, No. 8, Lincoln's-inn New Square, Lyndon. CAPITAL PORTER• BREWERY FOR SALE TO BE SOLD BY PUBL'IC AUCT,INN, Upon the.ath day of March, at the House of James ILea the Lagle atid. C PH E RONCOXN , PORTER BREWERY, with ail the Brewing Utensils, Stores, Casits,. &c.. as the same are-at present possessed by Aim:as Morrison. The Brewery is Leasehold, of which there are 14 years yet to come, and' was, built in the years i7ES-6. It is excellently con structed,'-well supplied with water, and is situated on the, banks of the Mersey, within a few hundred yards of the spot where the Duke ot Bridgwater:s Cansl joins that River, con. sequently has the . advantages of cheap water carriage to Liver. pool, Manchester, And all the rnanuticturing towns in Lan shire, Cheshire, ralibrdshire, &c. There is a commodious, dwelling,-house upon the premises; consisting of fourteen Rooms' besides Kitchen, Offices, &c. a large Garden well stocked, and an appropriate quantity of Land - . For. further particUlars, apply to Messrs. Macdougall and liuhter, New Square, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. krit Liam Lawson," Mer Chant, Liverpool; or Mr. -i-Eneas Metrison, upon the Premises, either of whom are authorized to sell by Private. Contrea. • s'l - AFIQKDSHIRE. TO.BE SOLD 13 i AUCTION, At the George Inn, in Leek, in the Connzy of Stafford, on. Wednesday the 24th Day of Mauch, iSoz, together or in Lots, as shall be agreed upon at the time of sale.; ACOMPACT -FREEHOI.I) ESTATE, situate in the Parish of Horton, in the said County, contain:- ing about 650 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, in a.king. Fence, with newly erected convenient Farm HOuses and Out-bnihil.o4s,' Tithe-free, exonerated ot. Land_ Tax, entitled to an,extensive Conirnou i ßiOt, and capable of ver'y-great improvement ; about three miles from 'Leek, sire from the Staffordshire Y ottet ies, six from Congleton, and ten from The Estate *(exclusive of the Woodland) is divided into three Farms, and lett to respectable T . enants at Wi;l, at low clear Rents of 3701. .The, Woodland is valuable for its produce of Crate - WoOd for the Potteries, as.well as Timber. The great Reservoir o( Water in Rudyard Vale covers z 6 Acres of the Estate, in which the Pr9prietor is'mtitled to a Right of Fishery,nd a Rent of 7.31. per ann. from the Grand -, Trunk-Canal Company.;" and-immediately above toe Reser voir there is a constant heavy Spriog.of Water,. well adapted for working a Wheel of very considerable power. John Lockett, one of th? Tenants, will chew th! Premises. For farther Particulars, apply to Mr. Hind:ley, Litchfield; Mr. Sleigh, or Messrs..:\li Crusoe and Jones, Leek ; Mr. Rowley, of Overton and Mr. Townsend, No. tt, Staple Inn, London.• - LAN-1)S IN IRE.L.ND. riro BE 'LET T, for Three Lives, a FARM, consisting of about Four Hundred . and Fifty English Acres, near the Market ".Elow,,i of Templemore, Cbunty Tipperary. The G round is of a superior quality, either as .a Grazing or Tillage Farm, and well worth the attention of a Gentleman or Farmer desirous of breeding Stock in high perfedion, which, from the nature of the soil, this Firm i, , peculiarly 'calculated to cad, it being'a Garden Mould, two or three feet deep, over Lime-stone. Encouragement will be given to Tenants who will build and reside, and nc)objeEtion'; will be made to divide the G round into . smaller Farms, if' more agreeable. The Roads in the neighbourhood ate er. cellent, and the Country healthy. • For Particulars apply at No. t South-street, Berkeley.. square, London ; or to George Bennett, Esq. •Temlelnore,.. Ireland. , • CITY OF BA - A large Double House, in a pleasant Situation, commanding floc Prospects, TO BE SOLD, or LETT on LEASE, a House, No. 7, Walcct-Parade, Bath. The - .Prefnises - were originally Two Houses, and are now 'convertible into the' same. I t consists of an excellent Kitchen,' and complete Servan4s' Office; has, on the Ground Floor' thrd:..• Rodins, one - 0f . .. which is 32 feet by 18 feet ; on the-First FlOor, two Drawing Reims, and two Becl-,cliambers •' on the Second Ploor, 'four Bed-chambers, withconvenient Closets; . above , that; seven - Garrets. There is a Garden, with a Hot-hbuse ;' and behind:, it, a Coach-house"and two tables - ter four:horses.' Freehold, subject to a Ground !tent of 12.1. 35. per annum, For further particulars inquird of Mr, Plum, N0 . ..9, fohn-' street, Bath. Letters must be post-paid. 'The present' Tenant r ll quit at'Lady 2 day wixt;- possession,ciat be liad. . - .... *. " - : .: •„