The Sun. — London, England, 1802-05-31 00:00:00

, ' • fit MEMBER 3025] PANTHEON, May 28, 1802. TIIit3ALLOONS and PARACHUTE, PUBLIC re- most respetafully informed; t oo that t h e EX HIBITION of M: GARNERIN's th e and PARACHUTE, which was a d vert i se d f or 1144v21 online next, at Marlborough-Gardens, Chelsea, is vcnclahly POSTPONED for a f ew d a y s , in c ons id eration `et(lattiase that - might accrue t o the ne ighb o uring Gar ,,broaairide Grass L an d s , from t h e great conc ourse of persons z t expelled to 4.sseffibie ; inconvenience that M. t e o ri n would most anxiously avoid.—lt is in contempla i 41 1 i,, h obtain the use of a more central and eligible spot, c: ,All -P*)lie notice will be forthwith givan. of rickets issue for Marluh-Gardens. vvill he h 7 at at such placer and, in themex time, the Exhibition Pit4tehetnalloons.and Parachute will cotitinue.as usual at the , Oxford-Street. • \II ICI NG's COLLEGE CHAPEL, CAMBRIDGE. ... R, . BALDREY respectfully informs the Nobi- RE lily and Gentry, that his DRAWINGS from the N). 4 , :, 7. r . EAST WIND OW of the above CHAPEL, are 14 ti e XHIBITED, - from Elevdn in the Mo rn i ng till Five )441e Aftevncon, .at ,klr. Bowyev's Historic Gallery, Pall- I' Admi. btL tb :icribers" ttance, to the y Plate engraving froth 'the , Principal s• requested to send t Qr t l i:Ar Admission Tickets. STORM IN I - lARVEST44, 4i 4 . 0 ,oility and Gentry Subscribers to the Print, nt " A a U t w i‘ "? ill 'HA it.VESI';" and the Public that the colour. 13 .- :.Pttln 1 inprestions are rpw ready for 'Delivery. I per C ttarlotte-street, May 3t. • • London, -.May 2c, tgoz. t.:(3,Tl„about.the th of. April last, from a Gen_ th e Iftah's Carriage, suppostcl at the Buil.lii'at Staines; or .1'01.1,;(4, at Oxford, a small RED:LEATHER QUAR tiI:„RITING CASE ; it containPpers of no value but 'll t' clve rtiser.—Wltotez.t.r Will bring itto the Bar of either 1 1 4 ,1 4 bove I ntis, shall br Ituidsontely rewarded or to 'Mr. sthArs; Boolt.sellcr, No: rgo; Piccadilly. - - -' '. ... : .- '..• t.. Bbltim; May 2a; ilii)a. tra, . TWENTY GMEAS REWARD. • , " --e.' t HIS SCHOOL, in Boltory:.le-Mobrs,-Lan -14/k, • t c asliirc 7 ;; the tizttb-.• Da of IA I F . of March; aci., 3. ..s bf t,‘,.'09.1-1 AINSWORTH a I3oy then about Fifteen Years tle ko -, -11 +e feet three inches high ; -stiitit 7 ,Mad ~, fruit ccim u, n , light hair. He was a growing Boy, and e hacia good i cati u • • 41i s I , 11 st , • 4 e 0s 'suppose he went, on beard someot His Ma qi Y s SII • t'he'y having , rtm ips then Iving at Yarmouth;heard of ie 47,, S,tamliard;in Lincolnshire ;..bt•it, Or u g i l•C yt , lll ` PP s .'" : 1, 4 ‘_*,, - „u L irY has been Made in all diredions, no Wailer intor sel,,-'",:tatyet been.ehtained. 'lt thicAdvertiseinent should It • -11 DY him, it is Loped he will write to his Parents, yvho ,4t , ,Z 1 great trouble on his account, and would he hun 1( 4147, 41 Y to his wishes ;--or—il- he will return, he will be i _ 11 )t.,reeeived and To notice taken of his past condo& 0r . 1 4'• AnY P ' ela - ' w ho; bit letter 'aid : dressed to Mr. Bar -01:::;,,13,, C.‘.ileal7sideLondon_ ; or to Mr. T. Ainsworth, is - eitt s ') Iving intormation ivnera he may be found.._, will ylt i , t ticd to tlic,above Reward Of TryV ENTY. GUINEAS, ‘ ll PVilv . a., above. . , • , , • - •.• _ 'Ph: PARIS NEW DILLI&ENCES; 1 E-r At only 41. I,3s. p each-Pass.eager. . nut from t h e Golden-Cross, Cmaring-Cross, iiiNtieisr'Y Morning and Evening; to the Ship 'and King's % IL . _"11, Dover • the Silver Lion, Calais ; Calais Hotel, kire•j'll,° London' Hotel, Amiens • and to Mr. St. HC re- t. "' ic e in liotilovi-street Parts' . from whence Carriages 4 44";.. 1 ° 4 11 the principal Towns-in France; Italy', and Gtr ,441:,„;,11,e Public are requested to notice, the ahove tar ' Pr e ''" be cancluded in a manner, farsUperior to any other Present established.' 11R E,"ti• _ . --- lAS • To N ORIGINAL COAC, et Reduced . h` • Fares, : 7 . . • , out every Morning, at Seven, Half past e •:)c'ci,;',,T,. and Eight o'Clficki. and 'every Night, at Ten ,k, tt `:, during tile Season; from the Gen ,ptt3 e ,; old VV•hite-I-lorse Cellar, Gloucester Coffee . - . 4 te , I,\IL- teeagilly, and S‘Ni.rn; Lad.: Li n e ido the Coach-01 . - , I orth-street and to the Castle, Old and New Ship t' klsil Brig:ht./11: 11147sIlatit 'Packets sail three titnesaWcek-to Dieppe. Par f,l'ite ..!uaY he had at the Golden CrosS. 40s, t,AI3OURN COA.‘'H • ts ff from the Golden .... se ~o . 5 as s .,,. A. _____-..... t , ,,,. P ARIS DILIGENCE,,. • . "'•&T nocr to. die ‘Viiite ke:iii Inn; Pic. z CadiT.lY, sllll!,setablished upwards oetwelity years', and the business ki:ty,,, 4 " i ', O by the same Company:.at Paris, and by Mrs. tiletti,ot,3'l}ll...ti!is,Kin..doin, who humbly hopes, from the at :10, a n d ,', ' . i: 4 durink go Icing a period paid both to passen t;ed t ~ . alung the greatest possible care of all luggage co.:117, e te6 , 0 her charge, that site will lizive it Continuance of the eft,i;•!l3,l sne.has hitherto•tnet ivi/It frc;tn the'Ptiblie, having h , t't, '''t as i•about •ri . foot •st her. to e set onagain ir e Ditig e , .! ' ` ',..., - 'Mince , ' 4ll ' 4 st I • n.,.. but rrom tne aoove. ever) day at L :i „ e ,. „ our in thus morning, at the inckleriite price ot 41. 13s. 7 t•:43.'a, ineittriang Ing rila;s'; , •4; of the sea ; and Packet- Dover k, e t he 1., i •V 1, ‘,‘:' , ! . .s in rea.' dine.ss at t„ re r ) ,, ~(-nce front Paris to London sets ont from - rue It t „ xi! , .; des Vietoires every da ' for London. All Jug-. tii,ii, je,arle.6ll.,tv ole,qt-tic. aboui six o'clock in the evening. e t • Lt ' ot E N ' I)ii*'4,:nee Company undertake the recovery of rki,te,, ona.n•e, and execut e all Niercitzi!ile Conirnisstons ', t tlteir care, with pr6inptness and cx.actitude, . aft: re IA MO NDA Y, Mrly 31 , 18oz. PORTERS QUAY. _ TO 13E LETT km LEASE, for any Term not ,tpxceeding S:xty-One Yeari, to ebirtinenee from Latr-g.ay ildit t • • THOSE Valuable and Extensive Premises ad,. joining the Custom 'House, known by the _name of PORTERS QUAY, with very "capacious and substantial War houses, together with Four House:: contigudus, extend ing into Lower Thames-street, not IL.:,..atoNte Leased there witlig • These 'Premises are admirably well caleulated•either for the fureign or the home Trade, and thei! groat importance to all perkms engaged in any extensive commerce, renders a further ,ties4iption of them unnecessary..,,- ofthe aforesaid PremiseS• may be seen, and further particulars known, by application at - the Clerks Office; Fish manger's-Hall, London'; where Proposals, sealed up, may be sznt on br before the. 3 tst day of july next. The Land' Tax has been - redeemed' as to all the aforesaid Premises. - • , • TO BE lIREMPTORILY SOLD, . Pursuant to ,a Decree of the High C ou rt o f Chandry . , made in a Came, " SMITH against CO LHO UN," with the of 'John Suanger, Esq. one of the Masters . toe , • t:ie said 'Court, on Wednesqay the 9th and Thursday - the Days of rune, ao2, between the hours of Eleven and - Twelve of the Clock in the Forenoon of each Day, at the Great 1-161 - el, at Buxton, in the County of Derby, in 24 Lots (theßrst ta' Lots on Wedn es d a y th e 9t h, and the re maining Lots - on Thursday the loth of tune, 180'.0 THE MANORS . • I.BOR DSHIPS of TM ES.. WEI.L and HIGH LOW, with the several Mossuages and Farms, Janis, Tenements and Real.- Estates, late of Join' Archer, Esq. situate in the-several Parishes, Town ships and Places of Tideswell, Highlow, Nether Shatton, Hathersadge, Otitseats, Hope, Custleton, Thornhill, Eya:n Calves, Chapel in the Frith, -Great and Little Hucklow, Pilsley, Litton, Wanllow,- Gothcridge, ()erosion, Haslefbrd, Bamford, Holme, and Bakewell, in the County of Derby. • Particulars 'whereof may be had egsatis).at the said Master's Chambers... in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; of Messrs. Graham, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn (where, and_ at Mt. Gauntiey's, Bakewell, Derbyshire, Plans of the Estates may bei ; of Messrs. Mayo and Pearse, Solicitors, Cloak lane, London; of Messr s . Black, Epping, Essex, an 4 die Terriple,• London ; Mr. Wilmot, Wheston Hall, Tides- . rk;e11; Messrs: Mills.and. Criso; Leek, StallOrdshire ; Mr. Is+ac Hall, Castleton ;. of the Tenant of•Highlow-House, Derbyshire ; and of Mr. Hall, at the Great Hotel, at Buxton. • TO BE ,S(-LD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause the EARL of MACCLESFIELD against BLACKA LL, before Edward. Leeds Esq. one of- the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room hi Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, • in 2r Lots, on_ Monday the zist and Tuesday the 22d' days of juice,So2, between the hours of Five and Six b'Clock in lin: Afternoon rr UNDR V FREEHOLD anti COPY! IQL,I) H';TATES, late 'of THOMAS,BLACKALL, Esq. de.ce- situate in the several Parishes of I slinston, Horn sey,:and Hackney, in the CoUnty cif Middlesek ; in the Parish okJiitchin, in the CokintY of Hertford ; in the Parish of Appleton, lit the. County of Berks'; at S%vallowlield, near tOeitoad from Reading to Basingstoke, in the said County ofnirks; and in the City OfCoventry. And•alsOone Share in the hew River CompaTqi; and five Irish Tontine Deben tures of each. • • Particulars tria , be had at the said Mater's Chambers, seuthantpron 'dings ;of Messrs. C rahant, Lincoln' Inn ; of Al Hoi!ier, of TAame, Oxfc - )rdshiro, Mr- Eade, ititchin ; Mr. "l'itoinaN Chapman,-Land-Surveyor, Rich : Thontas Grvnes, White Bea r y'. • COAST OF HAMPSHIRE. .TO :BE SOLD BY . ,PRIVATE CONTRACT,-, Within Half a. Mile of a good T urn pik e R o ad , ANew -built VILLA, w i t h attac h e d an d d e _ tacheif Offices, compleati - Kitchen Garden, Green house, Arc. ,surrounded by about 120 Acres of Land, re markably well wooded, with a z eonsicierable quantity of fine Oak Timber. The Estate is washed by A Navigable River, on which _there are two Quays or Hards. A FarinlhOuse, Yard, Barn, &c...detached and well planted out The House. is fit. for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family, audeoninnands most beautiful Land and Sea Prospeas. For particulars apply if by letter, post-paid) to Ml'. Rid ding, Southampton, of whom Tickets may be had for viewing; • GLOUCESTER-PLACE, near 'PORTMAN-SQUARE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • . - By Mr. KIMBERLEY, On Wednesday the gth of Tune, ,rBoz, on, the Premises, • without Reserve, mHE. beneficial LEASE of a .compao and. con, venient DWELLING HOUSE, with Offices com pleat, .and other. Accommodations, calculated-, for, a small genteel Family, in an airy, fashionable circle ; .on the East side of the street, No. 8. ; late in the occupation of a respec table' Lady, deceased. - The situation ()phis spot is equal to any Part of the town, being the summit of the metropolis, and not ' subject to any inconvetiieitce whatever. The rent is moderate, sad the . taxes verY'low ;, the Premises are in perfed repair; and plen tifully supplied with excellent water ; as are. the Offices, Water-closets, &c. Sixteen eats Of the lease are tuiexpired at Midsummer next, tBaz. The House comprises a,pleasing Entrance, Passage, Hall, a neat Dining Parlour; tibout 2z)feet by with I'laister Cornice, Dada and St uc c oe d Walls; IWarble Chimney Piece and Hearth,. and other Fittings equally suitable. Ad joining is a Sitting-thorn,' or Gentleinan's Dressing room, in the same style of Workmanship. Rising' to the' First Floor is a Stone Staircase, with a neat Mahogany Hand-rail, leading to the Drawing-room, which is about . 22 Feet-square; with Double Doors opening int o t h e adjoining Drawing_ room; elantly fitted up with Statuary Marble Chimney Pieces; Modem Cornices; and Fteiich Windows, with Su perfine Glass and other Fittings, in the first Style ; bi'Sk,Mor lice Locks, Door Plates and Fastenings 'complete. Tice '‘, Stone Staiicase continues to the Se con d Flo or ; on which are TWo goC4 Bed-chambers, with Marble Chimney piece's and Hearths,. Clbsets, Press Plaistcr CorniCes, Six-Panned Doors, Mortice Locks, &e: eomplete. 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 PresSts, fitted up with Shelves and Folding 'Door complete. On, the Ground 'flooi is a convenient Kitchen; with every Fixture - a Butler's Pantry,' Wine 'Cellar, a Wash-house, a sthall 'Yard, Pantry, and' safe. - - In Front is a Coal Vault, - , a Srdall Beer Cellar, .&c. The Areai, with Stone 'Steps, is inclosed with high Iron Rails. May be viewed two daySprevious to the hay o f S a l e, when Particular s and C on ditionS will be then and there pro duced. On this'and the following Day, will also be Stud, the neat , Household Furnittire, Drawing Room Suits in Japan;, ele gant Window Curtains; noble Pier Glasses; a capital Patent Grand Piano Forte,. a Table, Spring Clock that chimes - the Quarters ; several Bedsteads, with Cotton Furnltures sea soiled Goose Feather Beds, and Bedding ; an assortMent of Cabinet-Work, in Mahogany and inlaid Furniture ; coin plete- Set of Dining Tables, with compass ends, a Sideboard, Chairs, Three inlaid Knife Cases, silver mounted,, with Sets 'of Green Handle Knives and ForkS.complete ' some Table 'and other China ; a cu r i ous S e t o f W e d ge wood‘Vare ; scathe Table and other Linen ; a variety of Kitchen Furniture ; a Dial, and other Elfeds, &c. Which may be viewedch Tuesday the Eth; and the Morn ings of Sale, when' catalogues will be delivered; beginning each day precisely at Eleven o' Clock. 'N, B. I'he Lease of the abovementioned Premises will he Sold the FirSt Lot, &ith immediate possession. * * The Purchaser to take'the Fixtures at . a fail . Valurt tiC)Ps ,which will be particularly described at the time o f S a l e. Several capital' Residences, and genteel COttlgei, to be Let and Sold , : fbr , Particulars,7inquin4 of filar. Kimberley, No. 16e, Piccadilly, Landon. DEVON At a MEETING of the NOBILITY, GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,• and FItIi.EHOLDERS of the County of • IYEYOI.I, held at the• Castle of Exeter, the 26th Day of : May, 1802.,. convened , by Sir John Davie, Sheritlot the said County, ter the purpose of addressing His Majesty on •She happy return of the Blessings of Peace; Sir rOHN DAVIE, Bart. Sheriff; in the Chair; ESOLVED, That an ADDRESS he presented AIL to HIS MAJESTY on the happy return •of Peace; and an Address having been produced by Sir Stafford Henry Northcote, Bart. and seconded by James Buller, Esq. and Unanimously approved, Resolved, That the same be ingrossed,• and sighed by the Sheriff: Resolved, That the Address be transmitted forthwith to the Members of the County of Devon, and that • they be fequested to take the earliest opportunity of presenting the Same to His Majesty. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Sheriff; for his' readiness in call 4 the Meeting, and for his condut in the Chair; and also to Sir Statlbrd Henry North cote. for bringing forward the Address. Also,' That these Resolutions, signed by the Sheriff; be inserted in each of the Exeter and Sherborne Newspapers, ,and in Tul; Si;N and Courier. - JOHN DAVI E, NEW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET. HE Public are eespeittUlly. informed, that this. Panorama, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY of PARIS and Environs, is oow Open for public inspe6lion; painted from Drawings made en. the North West Tower of the Metropolitan Church•of Notre Dame, . since the Si gn i ng of the Preliminaries of Peace, by J As. DE MARIA, will continue opell from Ten till dusk . 7 Admittance One Shilling.. . N. B. A Person regnlarly atteryls to.explain the Pidure. Phis Day wa4 Published, price Ss. in boards, With three hilll}.,finished Engpvings by I. 11.1itan, from original Designs, by Robert Ket Porter, Esq. • THE PLEASPRES OF SOLITUDE:: Second Edition, with other Poems. By P. L. COURTIER. London : Published by F. and C. Rivington, No, 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard and r. Hatcliard No, 19 THE 'ST. AIIIAND WATERS. • 'THIS is to give Notice, That the . WATERS of I. ST. A MAN D, situated in the Department .of the North, at the entrance of an immense Forest, opened b.y many beautiful avenues, at, a, small distance from Lisle, Tournav, Donau, Valenciennes, and Conde, were opened on the first day of May, 1202. In the building's belonging to the Springs, may be - had, handsomely Furnished Lodgings, a good Table, and agreeable Society: - The Virtues of the Clay, the Baths, and the,Pumps, are universally acknowledged; and litve been a thousand times experienced in the cure of Rhueinatism t Palsies, fractures, and Stiffness of the Joints. Taken internally, they are very efficacious for Distempers of the Skin and the Stomach, as well as for those Which ate lodged in the Vessels and the Kidneys. .• ONLY 24.000 TICKETS. The Drawing of the English State-Lottery begins on MONDAY, the 2d of August. In ail former English Lotteries, the Sale of Tickets, previous fo the Commencement of the Drawing, has al w-ys txce , :ded tbe above Number by many Tnousauds. • THE Tkekets, Halves,- Quarters, Eighths, 'anti Si4teenths, are now•selling in great. variety of . Nuth tiers, and on the lowest Terms, _ The Nlonevibrthe Prizes - paid pn Demand, - • • By 1-1010CTSB V and Co. Stock-I3rokers, • At their Old Established State-Lottdry Wince, (Licensed .w -4.ol>pu -- Ric - me fk . oyai Exchange, London ; 4160 in every Town in the Kingdom. lc* No Trish Lottery this Year. Correa Numerical and Register, BOoks are kept, and Tick ets and Shares registered, at 6d. per. Number. , - Letters, (post-paid) duly answered, add. Schemes gratis. • All Shares sold at this Office will be stalnped, agreeable to Ad of Parliament, with the words " State-Lottery Stamp- Office." • . Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several An -nuities, and all kinds of Government Securities, bought and sold by Commission. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, . - • ...Begins Drawing the 2(1 of ftugust next. LOTTERY consists of only 24,000 Tickets, .instead of 60,000, and:the lowest Priz e i s 151. The Prizes to be paid in Sterling Money. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. , '2 of- ,20,000 - 10,000 • - 2 -5.000 2 2;000 • • • 4 - ',goo 8 joo 20 - 100 c,cso 2 4, 000 TotalValde. clo,ooo - 0,000 10,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 2,000 2,050 133,950 Zzio,ooo CAPITALS DZTLAMINABLE. . 'First-drawn Ticket 4.5,000 'First-drawn ctli Day ,C.,000 Dittlizd Day - - 2 . ,0i7.6 Ditto 6th Day - - z,OOO Ditto 3d Day, - - too Ditto 7th Day - - 2o;000 DittO 4th Day - - 2,0,000 Ditto Bth D?y - - re, ooo Tickets, Haves, quarters, Lights; and Sieenth Shares, stamped, pursuant to Act of Parliament, are selling on the Itiwest Terms, • • . , . . Ify. Mr.. NICHOLSON, • At his Licensed State Lottery-Office, No. t 6, Cornhill, op • poAte the frohkGate . bf the Bank of England. This (Mice has been Singularly fortunate to' mans , who favoured it with their cornmandS, as in the late English Lot tery, April 7, 'Sox, No. 11,993, was drawn a price of TWenty. Thousand, Pounds ; .anfl the lc:knowing •are the PerArsti3 who ivere the fortunate purchaiserS of the Shares; whin were paid rkmand, viz. A share Of the zo,oool. prize to Mr. Sutton; at Cyfarthysa, near Cardiff; Wales. kshare of the zo,oool. prize to a .Club of Tradesmen and Gentlemen's Servants, Si. jaines's-Street; Bath. • .• A share of the 20,0001. prize to the SeXton of. the Abbey Church, Bath, by trade a Taylor. -A share of the zo,oool. prize to Mrs. Martha CaMpart, Dalston; near Hackney: A share of the zo,oool. prize to a Club at Deptford, paid to Mr., John. Goff; Butcher-row. A share of the 20,0001, prize to a Club of t..verity Mem bers, held at Mr. Smith's, The Fishing Smack Storeage; Deptford. _ A share of the 20,0001. prize to Mr. Davis; dealer in Old Clothes,. Gravel-lane, Houndsditch. • A share ofthe so,eocfl. prize to Mr. William Beadle; and Michael .Wood, at Dartford, in Kent. • A share of the zo,oool. prize to Mr. Castle, Tanner, Long lane, SouthWark. A share of the zo i ocoi: to Mr. Creiser; hoe-rnaker,-,Lt Lee.is, Yorkshire. A sliareoltiitezo,oo9l. prize to Miss Carter, Newbury, Berks. ' " A shareof the zo,oool. prize to Mr. Reed, at Dundee.. A share of the zo,ooul. priZe•to Mrs. Hawkins, Stamford, Lincolnshire A share of the zo,oool. prize to a Tradetman in Holb orn : o A share of th e zoool. prize to a Lady in Bond-str;et. • A share of the 2,-;,,0,00i. prize to a Gentleman at Birming- Bain% ' The three last-mentioned Persons have dewed their names ilot , t6"bethade public s a request which is, at - all tinies,.cheer: , tnlly Complied with. • The above Persons received of Mr; beiWden i'welve and Thirteen Hundred Poundlcachv tor the sin. 4 risk of only IL, 2.1. 6.1. amounting in the whole to the capital Suni of Twenty Thonsand Pounds. A Prize of Two Thousand Poundss- No. 20,r98, a whole Ticket,; to two Gentlemen; (Merchant,) at Lynn, Norfolk•;' 4n..1 . i1t former Lotteries; -a great - proptirtiotrof.apital Prizes. ~,`-': 4k , ,'-' ii,'.7.,—:,•''p4,4%t>14.- 0--\\.;k .-: ,-, ',', --, Pi-1 ••.- -; - 4 ,----.- _,-, ~, .$., r•:-..-, , • ~.. , 4 ,, ;7,..,-,-.. , ,-,i„, .- ,__ - , f(„, • • „Fy .. , ---k , - •'' - -- .`: ' m .. , ~ .,1V - r - Y , , 1• • ,il l 4 . , 4-3 . icliT7 4,...--4%,1%-?4(' 1.).. . - k. ---__----,;.,-;-,J,-• ~ ,o , )„,-cl-5.,--_. - --,,. S c 4 . _ ..4: , •.! 5.. k.,,, P 6 -za• : . ,p,.. . F . E:t .„ N j . ..... '„,,...'..- , , • . ..... 1 * 4 •,, , , , , /// -'s*94'• [PRICE SIX:PE/stCF.:; . ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissa t y-General's Office, ,, Great George, Street, May 26; tBOz. • NOTICE is hereby given to all Perso;is desirous of contraßing to suppiy OATS, and STRAW; fir the Use of WS IrMyESTY's C4P A kki,. stationed, or to be stationed at the barracks, in the Counties Sussex an! Northampton the Delkerles ;fleece on andjrO ti.>r 25th ciqr of Tune next ; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up, and marked Tenders for Forage, -will 4e rec,ived at this Office, on ;here the 7th day rf sahi mouth of 7ttne. . • Separate Proposals must be nza.te for each County.. The Par g-• i Marx of the Covtr'-a.9 may be had upon application at this qp . ce any Day, between tte .Ik.vr.) of Eleven in the Sforning.and h o ur iu the Afternoon. _ , To BE SOLD,. or LETT, VURNICTED r or UNFURNISED, itli or without Dependencies, an ELEGANT COUNTRY HOUSE at the distance of a leagtie from Amiens, near the groat Road leading to Paris, No: ;6. . The House consists of a main division, covered with slate, having on the.grouncl door four large apartments; a parlour, a'dinin g7 parit,ur 7 , biliiard,rooin, and a hod-room ; and' also, a liooary, several closets,. two porclaes,,ona of which acrvet for an anti-chamber, and a.passage . the parlpur anddining room, arida large kitchen and hall. • - Above these are four principal bit , d-ro.optt. The offices Consist of a new coach:house, covered with slate; and capable of containing sib carriages. . t contain on the ground. floor, a bathing-room, with two baths, and adjoining to th e m a small :omit with a fire-place ; and a bed, &c. and a dairy of Semis stone. The entrance into the offzces is by the cour t ; that of. the bath and the dairy by thy. garden. Above ate five rooms/ one principal bed-room - , and four servants' rooms. The Steward's or 9irdener's house consists of two large apartments, and a cow-house tar v.Zcows. The Stables consist &f anew detached building, with -suf ficient roqm tor eight or ten horse. The Green-house consists of a large new building; covered with slate, and 70 feat by Z.+. An ENGLISH GARDEN, containing from four to five acres, perfectly well laid out, planted and arranged after the English taste about five years ago, and remarkably forw ar d since that time. It- has also attached to it a large . Bower, a Cottage on the top of a hill, planted with vines; a bridge, a swing, a bowling-green, rabbit_warren; a•pigeon-house,ere. The.Kiri.dien Garden consists of about two ete.s; wen fu r ,,, niched with Plants, and ,surrounded with walls,' with a draw-well, ailbrding abundance-of' water with little trouble. The Manor consists of idiotic 573 AcreS of Land, on which there are about 500 ,apple trees, planted within these $ or 6 years. . Address to Citizen Maisnel; Commissary of Government, with the Criminal Tribunal at Amiens. , A very •VitI.IIABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE in NORTH . . AMPTONSHI Rt. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; In Six or more Lots; By Mr. KIRSHAWy_ At the Hind Ton, Wellingboronkh, on Wedh6dai the 23d of June next, at Three o'Clock, unless :previouSly etts posed of by Private Contraet 3 • •,- A Very VALUABLE and DESIRABLE FRU.. ra, HOLD ES TA E, situate in 1 ifibst p leasant part of t he Country, adjoining the Market T o w n a n d io the Parish of Wellingborough-, in the-County of North,anpton, consisting of n.substantial aid spirconS MANS lON HQUS F., which may at a small suitable for the Residence of a guteel Family, with walled Gardens; liS'il-potols; Pad ), elo.J:s and Preini• ; ; Barns, Stables, Malt-house and other Buildings ; Farm-vards, and Appurtenances, and , thmit tile first t; :„: tviT.lfiri capable of rest improveincio, into proper sized I nelosures, encircled in a ring fence, and plentlfully with Water'. The Pasture Land, in richness of herbage and fe r tility o f so il , I s superior. to most feeding land in the Kinkdom; and the whine is deserving theattention ofOentlemen desirous of inverting 'their money ln.landed.propeAy, and - particularly of such Far mers and Graziers who may wish lb Cultivate ' ' • stock arid nu:- prove a fertile and gratef u l so il.' Li m e and Manure may be purchased near the• Eitate in any quantity; and on, reasonable terms. • The Estate is tithe free, and or the annual Value Of iool. lett to respectable Tenants, who are under pi . oPeragreementSl for the management of the Estates, and h a V e N ot i ces to (ilk and deliver up the saireat hekt. ' To treat for the same, apply to Mr. James; ‘Vellsborn, near Stratibrdson-Avo l i, Warwickshire ; and lot a view of the Premises, aliplyjo Mr. Gascoyne French, Bailiff' of the Estate, ‘Vellingborough ; and for further porienlars to George's Coffee-house, Chancery... Wei and to Messrs. For ster s Cooke and Frere, London ; or Messrs. Hodson and Son, Wellingboroligh, at whos'e Offices Plat* of the Estates are cleposire.i. MUCHWENLOCK., SHROPSHIRE. -• TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A CAPITAL and VALUABLE FREEHOLD / 31.:. ESTATE, pleasantly situated on the Turnpike Read' leading to and within e4,•iit fruit. of BridgnOrrh. seven Milei of BroseleY; niiie miles 'of FJ;rewstraz - ', and fifteen Miles of Ludlow, in a pichiresque part of the County cf Seep ; Con siting of the MAN 0 R., or reputed Manor of PR EST - • • HOPE, With the WaSte L an d, .Riglif of Corrincin r , er the extensive Commons of Westwood.. &c. in the ancient and respedableßorough,andPaiish of'llll.teHyVENl.Oc K.; and • 734 A'Cresof fertile A rable,• Meadow; Pasture, and Wood_ land, divided intb proper Sl.4d Earnis and ancient tnO s oures; with substantial' Fdrn-bduses; Malt-houses; Barns ; Stables, ' Sheddings and . other conven i ent a nd necessary o,a-build, inks, nowlett to, reipedagle Tenants; if the did and annual Rent of Slot. or thefeabbufs; Lint Capable of cOnS • ide'rable advance. . • . • • . , The Estate lieS in a Rite; Fence; abqupds with, Game; and contz , :ins Several large Ponds or Remrvoirs of Aisatef mad for' the purpose of irriptiori; with a never failin g Streain run ning tiirough the centre 011ie state. Manure in an y guar .. tiq may be purchased on reasonable terms within two Miles: ylit. Laud conilin,i ah it erj artsflb Mille of Ralf and Stalac fical LI ME„STON E. of the first - quality; with everyindi cation other valuableb: RA CS. :I:he EStat,e is sub jea to a Land Tax .ofl7l. 4s. a Chief Rent of IL js. 6d. and is Titheablel- 1; 14,0c6iTpart of the Putehae:i - honey; rhay remain Ch.ngett upon the f.`tate. To treat for the rarne; apply to Mr. tathev;WellShorn; near-Stratford-on-Avon; or to Mr. C ou pl an d ; Atto i neyi Shrin , :!sbury ; and for Particulars to Joh n Bi s l uon; E sq . Kelsal . John Dodson, ,E.Sq. Cound 4 Messrs, Pemberton and Coupland, Siire‘Vsbuty ; Th6mas Easlewood; Britignortlf; Wm. Wheelet, W;Uterfold; and at Mr. Jaines's Office, Wellsborn ; Wrn. Parsns; on,ihe Prethlses; the Stork Tavern; Birrrilngham ; and at George's dflie hojise; Chancery-1411e, L00d0q..., . • NEW I - OREST. MO BE SOU), ,it) the V.irish of Brarnsha'vv; in the Forest, a GOod FMj LY E; stand' ing in a Paddock of abdta nine: attest at a convenient distance ' froth the grea road -leading from Salisbiity to Lymington k distant from each 13,miles, ;torn yuiltarriptori to; Ly'ndhurst, 5, and RomSey Ki The House; which has been' recently built; and finished in the best and most substantial mariner,' consists Of a base ment story, POrtlaeld ciar,luee hall; stone staircase, • eating-tOom, witivdravving-to;::in; • IL - eakf. , st-parlour; libtary, Gentleman's dressing-room, lirrticr,gantry, lbw' s best bed roorDS; to each of which tiicr. :5 a d:essitig.rctin, three having beds I good garrets;.pai:k-stairs. convenient • , 'offeed. The l•-,!ouse is .cornOetely Immediate possession may be had There-is a st 7.. stalled:stable.; . sadiTTC.:roorri; double coach house, granary; with'two floors 4 wailed garden of nearly in acre. At owe distance" is a 4rick. 7ind 'tiled 'Cottage; with four small monis on a - floor benincii a good Orchard, with stabling to: four horsesyatd; thel-house; COW-penS gery; butch bath, tk&': , The Housp may be seen any dirj , betWeen ten add three o'clock. Any person flaying pt - niobSIY .seen - and wishing to become the F-'nrchs.ser, may be ti•eateia by applying personally to Air. Orr, the Proprietor; at Branp, thaw, ci at Brichwoiih lacAr Salitburv, cp, •1 SYDNEY -GARDEN VAUXHALL, BATH. ON FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 4, iBoz, there ,will• be • A MAGNIFICENT QALA PETE, 11 . 1 Roriour of the Birth-Day of HIS• MAJESTY; C ~ N- '- Coni of a Grand ERT of VOCA si L a st nd ng INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Leader of the pand, 'Mr. Richards; • Principal Violoncello Mr. Herschel! ; Oboe, Mr. Ashley; Violoncello, Mr. Smith. ~li sr Princial Vocal erformers, E VERY, Miss TEBAY, Mr. DOYLE, Mr. COOK, and Mr. TAYLOR. course'of the Concert, a Concerto on the Oboe, by SMr. Smith, his first appearance in this Garden.. ie e n the Second and Third Ads, will be played* off a rPerb Set of FIRE-WORKS , b y Si gnor I nvetto. ttil e e I lluminations and Decorations will be in the first 'ri fe of splendor, with upw ar d s of' Four Thousand Lamps. execun u merous Transparencies and Paintings, designed an to* te ct by Messrs. French, an d Mr. Young, appropriate cia.Y. and emblematical of the Blessings of Peace, are 4 , sti a scale surpassing any thing ever exhibited ; and JJ. Gale by ~ r e s the Public, that no pains or expence have been spared tb make this Fete much more magnificent than any 4 t v crl at this Garden. te oc ? 3 xs, descriptive of the varieas Paintings and Transpa trclles, sold in the Garden. The ours will open at Five Ala~ g e k , the Concert begin at Seven, and tho Fare-works be hif at Half past Ten. ets, Two Shillings each, to be had at the Gate of the Alessi" Gardes :at Mrs. G ye's, Stationer in the Market-place ;at 41ki• Linterns ; Music-warehouse, Abbey Church-yard; T 4t th'! different Libraries and principal Inns. the Tot very considerable delay and inconvenience to Iq,,'hm patty at the Gate, it is most earnestly recommended ey4llose parties who intend to honour the .Garden on that li ci !ngi that they will previously provide themselves with t he s, which must h e s h ewn at the first gate, and given SP (41.11 Col(' Refreshments of every kind ; Wi nes o f t h e b est tl es ; 'bottled Porter, Cyder, &c. &c. Servants in Livery not admitted.