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E, the 'Undersigned, request you will con_ of b „ , ..,.,- vene a MEETING of the COMITY, to consider fo r ,", Propriety 01 . an ADDRESS to HIS MAJESTY, rt-'le Re,...toration of the blessinof Peace. g.. GARNI ER, JOHN POORE, ' I ,L . - A MY `TT, 'FRED. BRETON, eil,,:' lii.A.D'HA M, S. HARRISON, C ' SaMil LEFEVRE, TAMES DOTT, 11' k ieli, CHA. MACHETT, 16,11-IEVIVOOD, - WM. STRONG, lii t , . 1 D A M-PI 1: P; G. STI - BBERT . LI AWEST,, ' NATH. MI DDIETON: 1.0 8 r Lic-in, 2 rst May, aoz. l' o ~.. ‘ .._...—.... 1 -1 •; , 7, 1 , 40 81T,t - ry, GENTRY, CLERGY, FREE_ So",. - c'..ER and 'other Ilth a bitants of th e COUNTY of , 1 4 ' T HAKiPTON. I , - (- "?nsequeli c e.of..the above Requisition, received this day,. ViPt!lotot a, MEETING to beholden at the CASTLE of krr, C HEST E R, on Wednesday the 9th day of f une next, • , '''lye. WC) 4. N . CC rat o . totta cln EDWARD HVLSE, Sheriff'. ~_. -uoh; May x 9, 482 z. T 0 the HIGH SITERIFF of the COUNTY of I Srk , L4IC•ESTE R. • , • ' • London, May az, 18oz. WE, the. Un(lersigned,, request that you will ( l!ave the goodness to - convene a M LET ING of the Y of LEICES'rE 12, at as early a period ; as may tropriet T opp xpevs.seinjnenitii s fy ‘ r i tcres Y t pur u iio o s n e o t t e co i n e s s i t d o e i r a ir t i i t n ,h o o f eke to this Coun. _ aj __ • . We have the Honour to be Yourubedient rvants, RUTLAND, -r: Se T. HUDSON, WENTWORTH, . j. S. HUDSON, PALAIER, C. W. POCHIN, SRI:4FiNGTOIv,. S. F. S. PERKINS, C. j;RAVE"HUDSON, T. BABINGTON, E. C. HARTOPP, L. SKEEPINGTON. J. H. PALMER, IC r. F l, lll , Pliance with the above Requisition ; I request a tI.I N , G of the N - 013LEMEIV, GENTLEMEN, 1 1 % ,-, 1 andlother FREE HO I, DE RS of the CO VNTY ly,e4:- ~ E ... S I,.ete TER:a . t . the . .CASTLE of L EI-CESTER, on 9ta'llayot Juue mext, at iv wee o:C lock at fh e JOHN PARES, Sheri INle,vark '1•13 . 7 27, r . goz. • - ' ENIM UEL COLLEGE, C.4NIBIUDGE. • , ANMVERSARY' MEETING of - the " 01 ilernen - and Gentletnen educated ap the abou Col ttr,„'9.l Thuld at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the tnitsday the id f June, 13Qz. • STEwp.kns. iOHN WILSON ALLEN. flog : THEODORE HENRY BROADFLEAD, Esq. )ANTES HOLBROOK, Esq. The Rev.' ~MATTHEW MAPLETO FT. tit Rey. THOMAS FAI:M.ER. Dinner on the 'rabic at Five o'Clock. Tickets Haifa Guinea each. • - London, &lay 27, r& 4. trl vs - r, abou t t h e 27 tli of April last, from a Geo kt.„ ileman's Clrriage, supposed at the Bush, at Staines, or ItekStar, at Oztilrci, a small RED LEATHER QUAR. ' ,, tiZRITING CASE ; it contains Papers of no value but t rzt, '-4 qvci - ti;er.—lfiloever will bring it to theßar . of either liat.ll,..ab_?ye Inns, shall be hancllomely.rewraded; or to Mr. ', -. ...,..f‘“ 4, 5..1300k5e11er, No. 2§o, Piccadilly., , • „, Bolton, May 10D2., i tts - A - TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD. t - 0 HIS SCHOOL, in Bolton-le-Moors, Lan wib 'casiiire "the r th Day of March, 18oz -JAMES tf' A IT-11 ° a g .. -N.SWORTH, a Boy then about Fifteen Years 1 1 tx;,.;'• 67 . e ttrt 'three inches high, stout made, fresh com ,, ch k :, ; ,,t light hair. tvas a growing Bay, and had a good - • , rleuds'suppose he went on hoard some pt Hig Ma- St Sbip• • .1 Ma le s - then lying at Yarmouth, they having heard of e i n .tarnrorii, in Lincolnshire ; but, though every possi ',qtaik :14- qulrY has hen Made ai in irections,. no further nifor- Qt Se "its yet been obtned. all It this Advertisement should ir e inn by him, it i s h o ped he will write to his Parents, who sri e .. o , u teat 'trouble on his account, and would place him Atild h ,ly- to his wishes ;. or if he will retuin, he will be N•iii.eceived, and no notice taken. of his past condud. k e c s . N o . 40- y person wh o ,.by l e tt er , akdressed to Mr. Bar -150441.32, ChearAde., London ; Or to Mr.' T. Ainsworth, infolmation where' he may bie found, .will '1'4 1) ,,i 4{ .d to ab the oveßzw4rd of TWENTY GUINEAS, Ylua as abesi.c. The PARIS NEW DILLIGENCES, lit cirri); 41. 135.-each Passenger., out from the Golden-Cross, iaring-Cross, 7erY _Morning and. Evening, to the Ship and King's totiloins, Dover ; the Silver Lion, Calais ; Calais Hotel, iio s "1 ) e; Lo n d o n Hotel 'Amiens ; and to Mr. St. Gre vel, Iri ce:innouloys-s-treet;-Paris,-from whence Carriages 411 . the.principal Towns in France, Italy, and Ger.. are re4uested to notice, the - above Cat -4.t p re' N Z , ll be con d n et e d i yra manner, far superior to any other established. • 1141 •• 'CI-ITON ORIGINAL COACHES, at Reduced ti • . Fares, • °tit. evej . ceV Morning, at Se v en, H a lf p a st - FQ,• ye• and Eight "Clock 3 and every Night, at 'l9 E ight Season, &rim tile Golden Cross, Char- Old 'White-HOrse Cellar,' Gloucester Coffee- Pileadilly, a -S an,. nd-an,. Lad-lane ;, to the coach-Of- North -street, and tc the Castle, Old and New Ship ti~'l: Rrighton. Packetssail three times aWeek to Dieppe. Par "ars 1 - 11 • a‘' oe had at the Golden Cross. 4 0s : 1-, ASTP,OII RN COACH sets off from the Golden 4, as usual. LIVItIC or CURACY. c) NE THOUSAND or I cool. is ready to ,be tisprocadvd 'ativ Lady or Gentleman who has interest tp 4 ure a a n Fri to of the Advert serfs a PRESENTATION 4k.1,-IVING of adequ a t e va l ue • O r t h e NEXT PRE - De ATI ON - With•the Prosped of an early Vacancy. As anent and pleasant Situation is More an object than ',41,/inent, a construdion will be put on the word ()r a Curacy in a! pleasant part of the gous with the ad vantage of living in the Parsonage-. e s , Would be desirable. ti o L tl t teri a dd ressed to L. M. at Mr. Moore's, No. 24, Red eikes‘quar b e, will' be atteittled to. M o s t sa ti s f a l or y Refer e givell„ lONEY. MATTptS.. ALL Money 'Negociations contintie to be trans et,,tCy_ b l ed,' with the StriaeSt 'honour pun&uality, and se -40. ' 'l--Meilsrs. Hai r . and Co at their Annuity Bank, tla,;iS heat Suitblk-street, Cha ' ring-Cross, on Annuities, :erlsPge.' Estates, 'Church-Livings Dowers,' Jointures, zvi o,ns, Places, Reireitions or any. Other mode or matter, ect,rcyttistailees may be. f.arge Sums of Money always 1 ) 1 . 4 for well may Annuities, and for which a liberal 'tltik,itilti be.giv&n, according to age and security, and all tai l . e s Will be made redeemable' at the. pleasure of the 1. 1 , or. 1,. rtelnei ~h , 1 ) als, or their Attori ies applying personally, be (ore nia r ,,_ o 'l.2 ock, will be- trea ' teci with in , the most explicit t, k . ' b r . i. arid all Letters (post-paid).duly answered. ° I.‘3e. torge Sum ot Money ready to purchase Freehold *gE h Houses in approved situations. SA 1 URDA Y, MAY 29, :802 HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT. ROOMS. MISS .LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is my.- Open, and will continue Every Day, Sundays excepted, front Nine in the Mona-Oat-Evening. Admittance One Shilling PANTHEON, May 28, aoz. BALLOONS and PARACHUTE. rrHt PUBLIC are most respeaftilly informed, that the EXHIBITION of M. GARNERIN:.s.BAL-. LOONS and PARACHUTE; which was advertised for the ad of lune next, at Marlborough-Gardens, Chelsea, is unavoidably POSTPONED for a few days, in consideration of the damage that might accrue to the neigibouring Gar— dens-and Grass Lands, from the great concourse - of persons who are expetied to assemble ; ,an inconvenience that M. Garnerin would most anxiously avoid.—li is- in coritempla., tion to obtain the use of a more central and eligible spot, of which public notice will be. fort hwi th given. All Tickets issued- for 11Iarlborough-Garilcos . will be re ceived at such place; and, in the meant time, the Exhibition of the Balloons. and Parachute will continue as usual at. the Pantheon, Oxford-Street. IIV:E. CREDITORS of Sir WATKI.N. LEWES are requested to send to Mr. WRIGHT, at No. Inner Temple lane, an Account of their Claims end the nature of their Securities, on or before the rsth day of ruile next, for an immediate arrangement, or they will be excluded the benefit thereof. • May 28, :Boz. • J. WRIGHT. This Day was published, In Four large Volumes , Bvo. illustr a ted with 2S Engrav ings and toD Wood Cuts, price al. as. in boards, MI - IE - DOMESTIC ENC/CLOPEDIA ; or a 1. DICTIONARY of FACTS and USEFUL KNOW.: LEDGE : comprehending, aconcise View of the latest _Dis coverieg; Inventions, and Improvements, chidist applicable to Rural and Domestic Economy; together with Descrip tions of the most interesting objeCls of Nature and Art; The History of Men and Animals; in a state of Health or Dis ease; and eta ical Hin'ts'reSpeaing.the Arts and Manufac -thres, both familiar and commercial. I3y A. F.. M. WILLICII, M. D. Author of the Lectures on Diet anal• Regimen, &c. &c. DEDICATED TO THE KING., by Special PArmission, London: Printed for J. Murray and S. Highicy, No. 32 , Fleet -street; Vernor and Hood, Poultry ; G. Ke'arsley, Fleet-street; H. D. Symonds, and T. Hurst, Paternoster row';and the Author. • • • • A 'FEW COPIES of the above Wail:. were primed : on a FINg'YELLOW WOVE PAPER, with PROOF IM PRESSIONS of the ENGRAVINGS and C UTS; and inay be had, price zt - . 16s. in boards. DEB.RETT's PtERAC;E, Corrected to May 12, aoz, This Day was . published, handsomely. .printed on superfine yel low wove paper, in two neat Pocket Volumes, price 14s. in boards, Embellished with a PORTRAIT of HIS NIAJESTV in his, coronation Robes, enkiaved by _Milton ;, an, TRODUeTION to HERALDRY, the ARMS of the PEERS, theORIIERS ofKNIGHTHOOt), KNIGHTS of the.BATii, ,84 - c. neatly and corrally engraved ; E BRE T T's PEERAGE of ENGLAND, SCOT,LAND.,‘,and IRELAND : containing. an AC count of all - the - P RS, whether by Tenure, Summons, hr Creation ; their collateral Branches, .Births,,, Marriages, and Isthe , ; FAMILY NAMES, and TITLES of ELDEST SONS ; a Coknplete and Alphabetical Arrangement of their MOTTOES, with correct Translations; E xtind, Forfeited and Dormant. Peerages; an . AcCount: of the different- OR DERS ot:KNIGHTHOOD in the Three Kingdoms; with a List of . Per Sons who have received the HONOUR of KNIGHTHOOD during the present Reign, Sie'. &c. Sec. 'Printed for J. Debrett, opposite..Burlington4iunse, Pic cadilly andC. Rivington, St. Paul's. Churdt-yard; T. 'Bgerton, Whitehall ;' Clarke and'Sons,. Poreugal-street, Lin eoln's Inn ;• ';Cresby- and Co. in Statiouers'-court ; W. 'Miller, Old,Bond-street; • J. Harding, St. James's-street'; CuthelLand Martin, Middle-row, ,Holborn; and R. Lisa, Cbriipton-streeit, Soho. ' '• • **** The, Editors respedfully acknowledge the, original commenications with. which they have been honoured by the Nobility ofthe United Kingdoms, which have enabted them ,to present the Public with the most accurate account of the. Peerage hitherto extant. • COLUNE , L FULLARTON's LETTER. Speedily will be published, ALETTER addressed to the Right Hon. WM. JI NDHANI, showing the influence of . the ANTI ,Pi;CIFIC DOCTRINES, lately urged in Parliament, as they would ati'ed the Internal Strength, Subsistentie, Re sources, and Condition of the' Couritry'; with a view of Cir cumstances which prove injurious to the,efficamof Military Arrangements, ~to Commercial Intercourse, ail to Political Relations between this - Country and*Other States. To which are added, Suggestions in Reply to Mr. Windha'rfi'S . Remarlc&on the Causes of Decline in the rower, Character, and Coaducl of Nations.' By Colonel FULLARTON, of Fullarton, 1 , . R. S. M. P. for the County Printed to; I. Debrett,. oppgstte Burlington-Hou§e, Picca dilly. O f whom may be had, • Colonel Fullarton's Letter to Lord Carrington, price as. 6d RCHER' and HAUGHTON, from LA.. Irish Poplin and Tabbinet ,I\ianufatlurers a d Mercers to Her Majesty, their • Royal Highnesses the' Piinte and Princess of Wales; Duke and-DutchesS , of York,..Duteliess of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, N0.,8, Henrietta-Street, COvent-garden, Loncial. The elevated —i'atronage .of Her Majesty,. the different Branches of the ROyal Family, and Ladies of the' first 'tank and Fashion, ( it is loped has sufficiently estAilished, in, the opinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of Archer's and Haughtork's , Poplins and Tabbinets, Gold, Silver, Figured, and Plaih Chamberry MUslins . and Italian . canibric Sarsenets fat Court; Ball Dresses . ; Turbansvecc.: to render it unnecessary,for that House to,reply . to the Adver— tisements Of others, • whose chief pretension tOthe-tradels the aopying of their Advertisements. • CAUTION. - - -- - Whereas Archer, and Naughton have been credibly in •forrned, that great many people in this kingdom are now,' and have been, for some time past, manuladitring Poplins and:T% , bbinets, as Irish, ot an interior quality, under the name'oikrcher and Haughton's Mantiladory, - Vvith 'a vrew to discredit and injure their I-louse, and a gross imoo, sition on the Public in general ; - they are determined, as far as lies in their power, to prosecute to Conviction any person or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the itar:ic of their Manufacture, that 1 - vas not actually bought at their House . 4 .* Merchants supplied to any Amount. They have the honour to acqutlint the Nobility. and-,G.en trv, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety cid Mourning Goods than is to be tbund mho' Hotise in Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the whole being of their own manufatture —they cim,sist of white and black Bombazeens, Chantherry Muslins, Cambric Sarsenets; Rasdimores for Widows, Arinozines, dress, Bar celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus. Sarseriets Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bo►mbazets for Servants, &c. also a n great choice.of Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for slight. Mourning. —:l;nglish yard_ wide 'ilopfaits of a superior quality, at 3s. 6d. per yard ; Velures; eouble black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different eatterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear black; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the -very best triple dye. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their House. N. B. Ladies own Spinning manufadured into Poplins or Tabbinets ; Tahberays for'Furnifure of the different fashion able Colours, manutaaured on the shortest notice. PATENT HOT-HOUSES. DR. ANDERSON, Author of Essays on Agri culture and several other Performances,. and Editor of Recreations in Agriculture, Natu'ral History, Arts, and Mis cellaneous Literature, having contrived. a simple and easy anode of construeling Hot-Houses, by means of which, be sides the saving of fuel to an inconceivable amount, the health of the Plants will be promoted, in an imeonitnori de gree, the, damp, and other diseased incident to the Stove, obviated, the necessity Of attendance diminished, and the risKs that are the consequences of casual negled, guarded against, for which lie bath obtained His Majesty's Letters Pateat, respedtully pegs leave to inform the Public, that he his authorized the. following Persens to construe Hot- Flosses on this Plan, viz. Mr. Samuel Butler, Hot-Hoile Bui!der, Little Chelsea; Mr. D a vid Stewart, Hot-Hou se Builder and Gardener, Woodlands, Blackheath, near. Londo n; and Mr. George 13yfie1d, ArchLted, Craven-street, Strand, t.ondon : to any of,whotn, such as wish to avail themselves of this improvement may apply. With a viewto-obviate the possibility of misleading the Public in this case, under any pretexts, the Patentee made it his business, immediately after the Patent was obtained; to publiSh a fair and candid Account- Of the Prineiples':on which, these Improvements depend„and the wav of applying them in practice, in the Fifth Volume (or First of the Second Series) of the Reorea-. rions above-named (sold by J. Cum Ming, No. 40, .Holborn- ' ; 'from the i)erusal of which . it will be easy for any person to judge ofjhe nature and extent of these Improve ments, and to decide whether it will be for his interest to adopt them or not. The Patentee is glad in this manner to be freed from the necessity of enumerating.now in detail the particular' benefits that may be expeded to' result from that pradice, in doing.which he might be supposed tot:re-himself tarried. t9O far by. the sanguine opinions he may have formed ; it is with pleasure then that he defers specifying these parti culars until the fads shall be undeniably ascertained by the fair fest of actual pradtice and experience.. This he hopes will soon be done, as some Hot=Houses bn this contraction are about to be built without delay. In the mean while, he had the'satisfaaion to find, that it obtains the full approba tion ofewty person of knowledge in science and practical gardening-to whom it haS been explained, with whom he has conversed (with the exception of one per Son only, who, with out stating any particulars, has said, 4 ‘ Thathe does not ap-, prpve of it fully"), no one of whom has ever yet suggested a single valid objedion to any particular respeding it.' It may be alsci proper to'add, that a Grape-House on this Plan may be sa construded as to admit of being taken down as easily as a four-post bed Stead, and set up again, so that it is pecu liarly adapted to Leasehold Tenures, from v4hieh it can be removed without legal obstriidions ; .and that it .will .be always beneficial for those who intend to have such HOuses, to plant -the Vines one year at least before the House is built, as the roots will not be in the smallest degree injured by that o?eration. .„ . .POSITION never having been so general as a t. the . preient . crisis of time, it is a duty incumbenton every person WhO is in possession of a. Medicine.of estahhshcd , re putation,. to adopt the'most certain means of preventing th e . Public, of a spurious composition being .f . eisted on th e. Publie, to •the obviously endangering the lives: of the afflict ed, and undeservedly bringing an invaluable preparation into dis:-esteem. It is these considerations that induce the pre sent • Proprietors of. the 'well-known 4NTISCORBU,TIC DROPS, first prepared by the late Francis Spilsburv, at his Dispensary, No. 15, -Soho-square, to acquaint Nervou's, Scorbutic, Gouty, and. Rheumatic Patients, that the above is the only place; where , they.are. prepared genuine, and that by • permission of the• Commissioners of the Stamp-Office, Stan - 10i- printed in black ink, is affixed toeachbott le, with the words, ". Spilsbiiry and Co. No. ts,. Soho-square," with " By-the:King's.Patent," on the Bottie, Bill, and Wrapper, that-the purchaser may be convinced' of being supplied with the genuifie Medicine, which is staid in bottles, at ss. and zs. each, duty. included, by the general Venders of Patent Medicines in Totvn 'and'Counity. This Day . was published, Price bound ts. 34. or i 44. a Dozen to those who buy them to give away. k A--New Edition, being the Thirty-eighth, of. , N HELP and GUIDE to . CHRISTIAN FA -1 MILL ES,: Containing, 1.. 110 trinal I nstruaions for the right informing-of their' 4 udginents. II .•Pratircal Direc tions for the general Course of their Lives. 111. Particular Advice for the well-managing every day; With Reference to their Natural Adions, Civil t!mploymarits; Necessary RecreafionS, 'and Religious Dutici.: Unto which are added, Principles of Religion, useful to be known, believed and praaised, by sucbas desire to receive the Holy Coniniunion with 'benefit and ComfOrt. With Forms of Praye? for Families and Single Persons.—Also Di vine Hymns on several Occasions.. .1)V / WILLIAM BURKITT, M.A.` • Late Vicar of Dedham, in- Essex. Printed for F. and C. RivingtcM, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard ; G. and J. Robinson, J. Mathews, Longman and Rees, and J. Nlawman. Singularly beautiful MANSION HC USE and PARK, near Bristol, Gloucestershire. To be LETT,' completely FURNISHED, ,and entered upon immediately,• a most noble, -spacious MANSION, fit for the reception of a very large Family. of distinaion and opulence, with CoachLhouse and Stabling for above twenty Horses, and-most convenient attached and de tached Offices of every description. Capital Kitchen. Gar_ dens, Plantations, S'ltrUbberies, &c: &c. 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 Grolind in the highest order, situate-on a delightful and healthy eminence, on , the, borders of Durham-Pown, between Clifton and Kingsweston, and Coumranding a superb view of a finely wooded Country,. the Severn, Bristol Canal,:A von and • Welch Hill Mountains. The situation will be. found to nos ieSs innumerable local advantages. Terms of renting may be known, 'arid the House - and Estate viewed,. with Tickets only, by applying to Mr. Yates, at Sneed Park near Bristol. EARLY, IN !LILY, • If not "previously - dL4pOsed of By PRIVATE CONTRACT, MHE , TWO following FREEHOLD ESTATES, situatedin BECCLES, a pleasant and healthy part of the COUNTY of SUFFOLK. The precise Day aud Place Of Salt will in duestime appear in the Public Papers. K ST: • A MANSION-HOUSE, : in complete repair,'de ,tached from the Town, placed-on an elevated situation on the right hand side of the road leading'frOnt Beccies to 'Lowestoft, commanding an extensive prospeel into the county of Nor folk, - over 'the river Waveny, navigable from Yarmouth through 13eccies• to Bungay : comprising - a ,spacious pall leading to ;inelegant Dining andWithAtawing Room, StUdy, Parlor, seven sleeping Rooms, - Kitchen fitted up with a com pete modem Range,, Stove, Oven, roning Stove,i Oval' Steam. Copper with Apparatui, Smoak Jack; &c. an ex cellent. Barn, Granary, two Stables, Coach, and Dove-house,' kc.' an extensive Garden, with upwards of 300 leet.of Wall,. planted • with choice Fruit Trees, adjoinirq to which is a Grove; consisting of some 04 the fineSt.O . ak Timbers in the . County; interspersed With - 17.VerKreens; Wining a delightful Pleasure Ground, •4tul the whole a complete family Resi dence; . to which is annexed 23 Acres, more or, less, of Land, in a high.:4ate of Cultivation, within a Ring Fence. • SECOND, 'A good rA 1(M-1IOUS E in.petted repair, with . Bans and other Out-BuildingS, near the above on the opposite side of the same Road, with zo . Acres Of Arable and Pasture Land more or less, the Road only dividing it from the above; to be sold separate or with it. - Beccles is. 108 miles from London, 17 from Norwich, Ts from .Yannouth, and to from Lowestoft ; the 'Roads per teeny good inevery disediOn. Letters (post-paid) addressed to J.:Allen, the Proprietor .and Occupier, will have every attention paid them ; but none but principals who have already viewed, or will take the trouble of viewing the Premises, will be treated with ; for which purpose, attendance will be given every Tuesday and Thtirsday, or 44 - ty other day that may be appointed'by letter. [PRICE SIXPENCE. 1:0 BE SOLD, or LET F, A, FINE ESTATE in. the -,Neighblurhnnd aC I.IIRETEUIL;about a league from the toad leadirg" from Amiens to Paris, and consistingof ARA 111,E GROU WOODS and M EADOWS. . . . . Also an old CHATEAU, v.:ry lofty, and in the form of a Tower, containing several-apartments extremely well laid ;. t .out, and. a large Kitchen. • . The Cirateati rise.; :to 1110 U t feet aboVe the Meadow, and command; a view both of the Wciod and the Village. It was inhabited by King Henry during.the Siege - et Amiens. The Court-yatd contains StaWs and other: Offices, coal.. modiously disposed. The Kitchen Garden is in good condition, " The Wood, tw.rncrly a Park, end surrounded with walls, contains, with thegrounds which surround the anus; about . 600 Acres ; it is well opened. The_ Meadow consists of" 6S Acres in one piece. It is se parated from the Wcod only by a small rivulet which rirol . *etwee,n them. Thisrivulet - turns two beloaging. 1,, the Chateau. There are also two other detadizA Woods, each cowistilt of 4o Acres, and situated at riigerent distances. here are about 60 Acres of Aiable, Laud, ,in good cola. nation. 7 ; iire -77 Woods are very fu4l -cf Rabbits, are frequented by Foxes, tinclainrd very a7rceable'sp;baring;• . - • Address to Citi7,.:n Commissary of the Criminal Tribunal, at Atr,:n.‘i. . ODIHAM HANTS, 47. from LONDON. MO BE SOLD. a I .\l.,dern..boik HOUSE wfd! •X' • adapted Ewa C.;e c nil;:rnan's Family, with an excellent Walled t;arrin and Out-house Col.sreniencis ; the Roomy, are ofa good size, and contain two Parlours, a Dm wing six Sleeping Rooms, &c. For. further Particulars apply to W. arid J. Upholders, New Bond—street, where a 'flail of the Howe may be seen.. N.B. Land may be led, if rerpired. _ ON 'll-IE BANKS OF THE . THAMtS. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CANTRACT, A Beautiful FREEHOLD ESTATE, with ink4iottscr Gardens; &c. &c. 3; miles from-Erindon ; three !turn Henley, and four . from Marlow, containing 300 Acres of. prime Beech WoOd, and. 440 Acres of ,-A.rable - Pasture-LaiL A large Manor, an extensive Fishery in the- Thames, which bounds the Estate by the South. The whole is contained within a Ring Fence, and the Lard is occupied by Tenants at Will. • The House anct Offices are large, and in good order, being now inhabited by the Owner, and are for the rreeßtion of a Gentleman's Family. Toe'Gardens and Shriibberies, con, raining together four Acres, are inclosed by a capital Wnl, well planted"with Fruit Trees. , Immediate possession of the House and Gaiden, and "of sufficient Pasture Groand, may be had, if req'iirgd. Particulars may he had of Messrs. Mayo And Pcarse, Closst-lane, London;' and of Mr. C.;oper , , Henley, wi.ll give Tickets for Viewing the 11-mse..and. ?remises ? wilich nut' be seen every Thursday from Ten .'Clock ro Four. BUCKS. A Jruly desirable Family House and Lant three miles from frorr.. - Windsor, and 1 . 7 from London ; TO. BE SO-LI)" Pl' PRIVATE CONTRA CT, T A F., consisting of ,cfinta;ning .an Entrance, paved ,Hall, 'reaiSast Room,liiindsome'Drawing Room, 21 feet bV zo, Room, 2rbyra • ' with Cave A 111; Roorn . ; Lib'ar, 26 - by i 5, and Roohi adjoining r 7 by ; Water Closet, neat Dairy, - &c. On the first 'dory are six good be and dressing rooms, and aixexcellent attics over ditto, neatly papered three store rooms ; principal, and two secondary staircases vgoodkitehen,conveoientl fitted up, scullery, &c..; larder, servants' hail, butler's pantry, house keeper's ro9m,dairy,capital wine, ale ::;,d beer cellars, and vari ous convenient offices. Detached is a wash-hous.: sod Idondry, brew-house, tool-house, double coach-house, and stabling for eight horses ; court yardolrying ground, capital kitchen garden, part walled, and well planted with choice fruit txe.s, lawns, pleasure - paddocks; farm yard, with large barn, granary, piggeries, fowl-houses and land. The whole, about- 274 acres, is within _a short distance of the Grand Juliann' Canal, the Royal Hunt, and a pack of fox houcds. Excel lent road. May, be viewed with tickets, •and. particulars had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square. GLOUCESTER-PLACE; near FOR [MAN-SQUARE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION., By Mr. KIMBERLEY, On Wednesday the gth Of June, 18oz, on the , Premises, without Reserve, _ _ _ MHE beneficial LEASE of a compaa an d con _ venient DWELLING HOUSE, with Offices com pleat, 'and other Accommcidations, calculated for ,a small genteel" Family, in-an airy, fashionable circle, on the East side of the street, No. S. ; late in the occupation of a respec table Lady, 'deceased. The situation of this spot is equal to any part of the town, being the summit of the metropolis, and not subject to any inconvenience whatever. The rent is moderate, and the taxes very low ; the Premises are in perfect repair, and plen tifully supplied With excellent water; as are the Offices, Water-closets, &c. Sixteen years of the lease are unexpi re d at Midsummer next, iSbz. The Hottse ctimprises a pleasing Entrance, Passage' Hall, a 'neat: Dining Parlour,. about 22,. feet.. by 15, with Passage,' Cornice, Dado and Stuccoed Walls ;. Marble Chimney Piece and Hearth, and other Fittings equally suitable, Ad joining is a ,Sittiltg-room, - or• Geptleman's Dressing-room, in the same style of 'Workmanship. Rising to the First Floor is a Stone Stairca, with a neat Mahogany Hand-rail, leading to'tfie Drawing-room, which is about 22 Feet square, with Double Doers Opening-into the adjoining Drawing%, room, elegantly fitted up with Statuary Marble Chimney Pieces, Modern Cornices, and French Winclows,. with Su perfine Glass and other. Fittings, in tht first Style 3 . best lice- Locks, Door PlateS . and -Fastenings complete. The Stone Staircase continues to the SecOnd Floor, orb which are. Two good' Bed-chambers; with Marble C himney Pieces and Hearths, ClosetS, PreSses, Plaister Cornices, Si.:Pannel. Doors,,Mortice Locks, .&c. complete. On the,Attic Story are three Rooms for Servants, with Square Cielings, Double Closets with Shelves, Locks and Keys to Doors ; and on the Attick Landing are three Presses,• fitted up with Shelves and folding - Doors complete. On tiie - Ground Floor is a convenient Kitchen, with every Fixture ; a Butler's Pantry, Wine . Cellar, a Wash-home, a small yard,. Pantry, 'and Safej In Front is a Coal Vault, a Striall Beer Cellar, &c. The- Area, with Stone Steps, is inclosed - with high. Irk Rails. - • • May be viewed two days previous to the Day of Sale, when Particulars and Conditions wilt bttlien . and there pro duced. • . . On this and the .following:Day, will also'be Sold; the neat Household Furtiturc, -..Drawing 'Room, Suits in japan ' .cle gam Window Curtains, noble Piet Glasses, capital Patent Grand Piano Forte, a Table' Spring Clock. 'that chimes t;:e. Quarters ; several. Bedsteads, : with Cotton Furnitutes ; sea soned Goose. €eather Beds, anti Becitting ;'' art 'assortment of Cabinet Work, in Mahoi.v,iiity and inlaid' Furniiiiret a coin plete-Set of Dining Tables, with con)pass ends, a Sideboard; , Chairs, Three inlaid Knife Cases, silver mounted, with Sets of Green Handle, Knives and Forks complate•; some Table and other China ; a curious Set of Wedgewood.Ware ; some Table.and!other Linen;. variety of Kitchen Eitmitiare , Dial, and other .Effeels, • may be viewed on Tuesday the Stlt, and the Mofn ings of Sale, when-Catalogues will be deilwred ;- beginsiing each day precisely at Eleven o'Clo.k, N._ B. The Lease of -the abovententionetl Premises will be Sold the• First Lot, with immediate possession. • ***' The Purchaser to take the Fixtures at a fair VaF s_ whieh wilt be particularly described;at the time of S le. gr Several capital Residences, and genteel Cottages, be Let and Sold : tor,Particulars,,ing,nire of Mr. Kimberley, 'N0.:160, Piccadilly, London,