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Of ou/07 " N V A: .. tit) T PR; ( -V 1-- t - 7,' 7,Z; -, P. .i.:L e '' -°• e 7 ' *; 4 ;ty 1 ) -.-. ':-/ }3 ..ia-41,. ----...,.,A' v 1 ) IV/g LLOYD'S COFFEE HOUSE, • • RANELACH. 11,4. SPPE RE FETE, given in Honour of the PEACE. bfa~received the a pp ro b at i on o f , a m o st numerous assern tar ~e the'Nobility and Gentry, it Will (by their particu clesire) he repeated FRIDAY NEXT, May 4., 1802.--,ln I ca ._ L the Centre of the Rotunda,.which. will be ILL4,ll wren,D with additiD . nal splendour, will be eretted Trans..r .TEMPLE OF PEACE, Designed and executed by Mr. CAPON. A 11MS - K MAGNIFICENT 'FIRE_WORK t., : Will be Exhibited by Monsieur R-VGGIERI, Ely similar to the one ho displayed at she National Fete Anc; at at Paris. the End of the Canal will be ereeied the whole of the rdered by M. °l7°' ui c l ing, tvith the Illuminations and Transparencies as ti e n. on the Evening of the.Proclarna_ 00 i is to b e o p ene d at Ei g h t, t h e Concert(inwhich will to r _P' r oduced a Hymn to Pe ace , as sung at the Place de Con ti_vrte Paris), to commence at Nine, and the Fire-Works at cl u Z i ittance kis. 6d. each Person, Coffee and Tea in. , „.. . . It { * Tickets for private Coich Stand s to be had at karmilagh 9tNt. BOND-STREET,•CLUB; • May xi, doz. T' partiCularly requested, that the LADIES Cr and GENTLEMEN coming to the-BOND-STREET FETE on Eriday next, will dired their Servants to b_ ent er at the Piccadilly end, and set down. with. the Horses' : He facing Oxford -street, and take „t in like manner. 4/ t B. The-S ervants are to go to the Blue Post; .Crk ke • THE Last We.ek of the LOWER VIEW of _." CONS TANTINOPLE, ..the PANORAMA, IiVr C U ii.-SQUARE, Which is to cline finally on A? Evening next, the isth of May, to be replaced NELSON'S ATTACK at COPENHAGEN. ti ER VIEW of CONSTANTINOPLE i s to con bat"", and early tl e f nexClyt Sring of ll be exhibited, a SU PA RIS", an.t t he-ebtire sur "", VI EW k ir ,ng Countr, exec o uted with ,the.same Ctirreetness and satisf a e . fi have hithert . given such general inf o rm a ti on . tTon ; as this VieW is to be on the same scale as fo l atest Painting, of doustantinople, a just idea mar be Nri! ll „ed of their comparative grandeur_ and extent: This t`pof Constantinople is therefO re earnestly ree.ommended icutar notice-. • NEW PANORAMA,,HAY-MARKET, Next door to tiro Opera House. 1 1 11-1 E Public are respeafully informed, that this tti 1, Panorama, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY 114 1 S and Environs, is now open for public inspectio n th e x; f rom Drawings made on th e N or th West Tower ;:te of , t ropolitan Church o f N otre Dame, since the Signing Co ntin u e r elimivaries - of Peace, by jAs. DE MARIA, will open fron- 1 Ten till dusk. Admittance One Shilling. A Person regularly attends to exNain....the 1 1-1 ;, 8 ANNIVEkSA itY DINNER a the ei/r,"LN",rI Em.EN, educated at BE FM HA MST E.D 4 tv4 , ' - ' 0 1.., will be held the King's Arms, in Berkharn- On Tuesti:l4 the rgth instant. H() nirlS KAN.DER, Esq. Stewards. 1":1r TI-1:01‘IAS DUPRE, - Dinner on Table at Four 4 AR moNic . LYCELTM, lit Willis's Roorhs, h it fg-Street, Sr. James's-square, on Wednesday, the I P th e c rSee. ; to begin at Half . past Eight o'Clock.- 7kump,,, , §e of the Concert, M. de MARIN and Madame v o 4ect tiOLTZ will perforrria Duet on TWo Harpt, com '44i m or tile occaiiin by M. de Marin; MadaMe DUSS EK. Vay a r. C I4*IADOR will sing; Mr. SPAG NO.LETTI will 101 °ncello ;nce-to on the Violin ; Mr. BICH"' LOLLI on th e ‘)11 • • , Sec.— rickets, tos.6d. each'. The Door will be 1- lalf past Seven o"Clock. tttientt' t .s, to be hadat No 7, Maddox-street, Hanover-square ; f%,40,,,, arid Co:'s, No. a 6, CheaPside; l3roderip and 011 4 , 8 ? Ha,Vmarket ; Birchall's, No; t 33 New Bond-street ; einia‘l4. - , Na. 'Pei-I.:M.111i and Dale's, Ox rnc.; F.U.,1.1ec:-streer. • _ „__'AGING HOUSL, DUBLIN. .' Time ' fo r • r e c e i v ing- - Proposals' f or "vasa •, 8-I, GIITING the: STREETS-of DUBLIN, is ne ,titlay-trII:tY enlarged to Monday., the ..i.7th Mav, on which will be taken into consideration, and after which they prorm”ls Nr•q I, 1 - )c.. tk i Gi-rrOisr ORIGINAL COACHES, at Redueed FareS, S v -r (41 ,t every Morning, at Seven, Half past Se rei,;(7,r, and Eight o'clock; and every Night, at Ten &-c dur:ng thei Season, frorn . the Golden Cross, Char.. Zati Old White-Horse ' Cellar, Gloucester Coffee 7ls anSwan, Lad-lane ;to *the' Coach-Of avern ~.:s t reet, and to the Castle, Old and:New „Ship ) 4rigium.) titurellent I 'ackets sail three times a Week to Dieppe. Par „:l•:,tt,nlaY be had at "AS the Golden Cross. TBOURN COACH - sets - off from the Golden Pow - Ht, THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. ..t, NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in to w grseneral, are respeCtfully informed, J. BURGESS - and, kit: `''EN uINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues ki th i!,l4)ared by them in the same manner that has gnu"' MO. relliversal approbation for many . years past. long justly -acquired superiority to that Article is 'er,„:' e°llfinited in the opinion of the Country at large, and of The res t re44l ent in all parts of the World, and hay . ingstood The ot trial, ranks it in the situation it now rnaintains, ler b e l t s generalliitility of their Essence ot.Anchovies and otl . 44,1.4!!ces terlish, &c. induces them . , from he numerous turchpenients daily appearing;, to caution Families, as none is to be had of .their Genuine, 1 4 t s i l i n 4 the .same, •Pfehouse as under. . . . b est ''cl T other 'Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the Ivl 4l ity. th e iv4l-Indi a Merchants Captains of Ships, &c. mercers- in the .:rl li't Y d• Navy, supplied upon the shortest noti c e for and West holies eze. (1 4' e For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they l heii saPyointed Messrs. R. JOhniton and Co. Edinburgh, w,_°i.e Agents for Fish Sauces. .4iehose, No: 107, cornet of Savoy'-steps, Strand, London. i Sp ki . , .....- . k i ' ' ' NG . - '-Eve'r y Season. influences all Constitu_ tit sprreinscenieiLs :11: °l's, especially those of \i' I tudinarians. ' Eruptions, and r orbuticDisc a ol e ?rations spread ihenttelves epidemic disorder's. It shut up lotioix-IPus :... l Yir e talli o ' ` l° • and q„ o eri i, eons, 1,, or retained from weakness of the general tt,t4itiPelexY, orutlinoPtir'iAstira, ~, , o t t itn , Rheumitism, Palsy, 1 incurable.calarnities, Ne ( -r 4 nd the Esveil elt'al,raplcan a o eco e rdino• to the nature of !Ilsst•l•r°4lstiution.. I ii , the c great and generll. source 61 these f q t. ?, a scorbutic and scrofulous habit, the V EGE ,4I i, SY It'up of DE' VE L NOS has been long success .i‘,., .-ey otid . . - IC a ltlso - 411 Just competition and rivalship; and Mr._ iltitl,wi-t.tlti tislicias,ured tha• t, by those who have honoured Arageli.i. r patronage and contidence, his motives will `, ~aeh I.seonstrued when lie reminds the Public of the ap 11.qiii ( i t mild and Warm weather, the .season for the most 44 ,-ak use of deli: V rtikeorlimended: egetable Syrup mall the cases fur which. i t } e se Medicine is ' prepared in large quantities, as usual, for h li te! l , ll g season, and is sold at the Proprietors, No. 21, I. ? iipgeet, Soho, at I is. 6d. per bottle. It ,is _also: sold 1,. 4 h °lrnent at. Mr. Thomas Brown, Begot-strew, 14 din ; Mr iimi 4 ' Remnant's, Bookseller, Hamburghby in every considerable town in the United Kingdom. May 8, tBo2. A SUBSCRIPTION FOR ERECTING A LX. STATUE ; of the Right Honourable WILLIAM PUFT, late First Lord of the Treasury, and Chancellor of 'the Exchequer, for his distinguished and valuable Services, which he has rendered to -his Country, during the course of his able and upright Administration. J. 1. Angerstem, - - so so Clagget and Pratt, - to to Angerstein and Rivaz, so so William Bowdon, - so t o Robert Shedder, - so to Robert Steele - - so t o George Shedden - 19 so William Bird, - - 5 5 Robert shedders, Jun. so 'to john Barnes, - - 10 . so P. and H.Le Mesurier, s o s o • John Anderson, - - s o s o Joseph Marryatt, - so sofames Forsyth, - •- 5. 5 Earl Spencer, - - a t o Henry ThoNson, to s o Countess Spencer, - t o to -M rs. Henry 1 liompion, 5 5 Viscount A I short), so to. P. Begbie, - John Angerstein, - t o soJohn Meyer, - - - s o s o Mrs. John Angerstei n , to so Jacob A ppach, so so Miss-Angerstein, - so so lames Crabb, - - 5 5 John Thomson, - , - so so F. S. S ecretan, rs. John Thomson, so so Isaac Aguilar, - s- , - 10 s o Thomson Bonar, -- In, 10' Cornelius Donovan, 5. 5 Mrs. Thomson Sonar, s o to - A. M. B ennett, - - 5 5 Thomson Sonar, jun. to to Samuel Dixon, - - 5 5 Ithvson AiSlabie" - - 'to so - David Scott, - 10 so John Eddowes l -- so so Mrs. David Scott, - so so Wm. Eddowes, Ellis,' • Henry Bonham, - • 1., s o and Ellis, - - - to to George Hartwell, -,so so Allen Chatfield; -so to John 'lmes, - so so John Holmes, - 5 5 ohn Jelfery, M. P. t o so Sir Isaac Pocock, -T o t o lames Ludlam, so so Geo. Abel, - so to ames Farquhar, M.P. lo f o James Abel, - - to to John Fordyce, - 5 too Edward Dawes, - at o Lord Wal s i ng h am, to so Edward Hodges, - so so J. Fisher, L. L. D. Uni- A Stranger, who never , versity, Cambridge, 10 to asked for :Place or Simon Ill‘Tavish, ' so so _ Pension, - - so o. John Fraser, -, 'so lb Augustine Greenland, so so Simon Fraser, - 10 so Ben. .Le Mesurier, - 5 5 Ken. Mackenzie, , so so John Brickwood, •.- so so B. FaYle, and Co. •so to - fame4 Brymer, -•to to Edmund Boehm, - so so Chris. Sundius, - 5 . 5 Daniel Nantes, -10 so Arnold Mello, - so to John Tayler,_ ~,, .. • s o j o Wm. Jones, Marshal Jos. M . Wbodyear, 5 5 • of the King's Bench, so to folin Locke, Lubbock, Colt and•Co a, l o to Ri c h ar d L ee, B roa d -st. so 10 John Withers, - so to Edward Lee ' • - -to l o The Right Hon. Lord • Thomas Allen,, - - so. to . Gwvdir, -.-so to Nat. Atcheson, ..-- 55. Lady 'Willoughby de - Mrs. Atcheson• . Eresby, - To t o Benjamin GolAmisti to so John'ThoMpson t . - 5 5 Mrs. B.- Goldsmid,; s o so •Tho.koberts & Sutton', so so Abraham Goldsmid, to so John;Heriot, - 5 5 Mrs. Ab. Goldsmid, so so Alarquis of Exeter, . 21 o Aaron Goldsmid, ' so so Marchioness of Exeter, to to, I'. 1.. Goldsznid, • - so to H. Callender, - , 5 5 Francis Newton, so so Edward Boyd, ' - 5 5 Robert Wigrarn, to 'le Geo, Ward, - -toso • John Rhvinhill,- . to so Ridsciale, Hamilton and Jones; Beveridge,- and Co. - - -ro to Co. - • to so Ayscogheßoucherett, to so Larkins and'Russell, 5 5 . Mrs-Boucherett,' - so so Samuel-More, --.• 5 5 Sir' Win. Elford, - 10 so Nath. Alien and Son, so. so Wm. Devaynes, - so to R. and AV. Crawshay Wm. Devaynes,. jun: to so and Co. - ,so to Alderman John Boyden; 5.5 '.Thomas Bell . - so so Josiah Boydell, -- _5 s Alex. Donaldson,ll so s o 'l'ne Right Hon. George ' Geo. Clenney; ' so so Rose,- - --1 so to Mrs. Glenney; so so Geo. Hen. Rose, - so so N. Salomons, so so Wm. Stewirt Rose, to so A. Goldsmiclt„ Son, and Mrs. Geo. Rose,:- so so D. Elisori, ' Jo lo 'irs. G. H. Rose. - I. .... sari Spro t , - ..a o, isms Rose - - so to T. Moxon, - 5 5 Miss Jennings - so so G. Basilic and Co. so so The key. James-64r, J. F. Throckmorton, - 5 5 St. John's, Cambr.. so so John Inglis, -- so so Lord Rolle, - /o o Alex. Riddell,' . so so Richard Down, . - so ro Viscount Hood, - - so to Daniel Stephenson, so 'so Viscountess Hood, so to folio Hod4sort, . - 5 5 William Mittord, - so so Garse4,,Wilkinson, Dor- I saac H aw ki ns B rowns, to' so yell; and Co. - so to T. H. H. Andrew, so so J: M. •- - - 5 5 .lalmßovvles, - • s o o Alex. Ross, of Bishops- . Robert & Arthur pott, so to gate-street,' - ,so to John,Soane, • - so so Mrs. ROSi, ' ' - S .5 Brook Watson, so to peter. Henderson, of Bed- Robert Anderson,- 5 5 font, - - 5 5 Leonard. Barnard, to u , T. Carr, - - 5 5 The Right Hon. Tho- Sir Robert Preston, Bt. 2 1 o mas W a ll ace ,- - - James Allan, -- 5 5 Charles, Samuel, and John Gray Gerard, 5 5 George Enderby, -10 ro Alderman Curtis, - to . to James Christie, - so so Tho. Bernard, by Ran- James Christie, jun. 5,. 5 . sons, and Co. - so., so . Philip Antgobus, - so so Henry lloyle Oddie, so so John Wood, - • 'so so Bruce Boswell, • - 5 5 William Beatson,, -, to to Sir Henry Mildm a Bart. - to to J o h n Walker, y, Wm. Burn ; of uebec, so s o '- 5 5 Samuel Thornton, s o so (201. Henry Malcblin„ so so Robert.Thomton,, .ra so Sh. Reed, ' - ''so so Daniel Bayley, . - to so . Earl ,of Beverley, - 21 o Nathaniel Harden, se so CounteSs of Beverley, so to Subscriptions received by Bennett acid White, at the Bar of this Coffee-House. 70 10 • , FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1 -I HE MASTERSHIP of t h e FREE GRAM MAR SCHOOL at LEICESTER, will become vacant at Midsummer next, by the Resignation of the Rev. Samuel Heyrick, M. A. and the Governors hereby give No tice, that they will, proceed to th e El ec ti on o f a new M aster 'on the ad of] une next. The MaAer will be required to teach the Latin and Greek Languages; and other branches of Clas sical Learning, and to reside in the _School House, which affards convenient accommodation for Forty4bur Boarders, that number being now under the care of the present Matter. For the Dwelliug-house no rent will be paid, except as: 6d. per Annum, which the Corporation require as an acknow.. ledgnient that it is their property. The Annual Stipends which the Governors are in trust for, amount altogether to . sst. iss. Tod. per Annum, to which will be added 071. per Annum, the amount of the Free Gifts of the Corporation now enjoyed by the present Master, so that the total Income of the Head . Master will be nat.:ss. tod. . per Aitnurn. Out of this he is to provide hts.own Assistants. The Head Master will be required to admit under his care, upon the Foundation, the Sons of resident Freemen above the age. of seven years, who can read co:redly a Chapter in . the Testament., The Master must be a Graduate of Oxford or Cambridge. -Such Gentlemen as chuse to oiler themselVes as Candidates, are desired to send proper Testimonials of their Literary Abilities, and Moral and Religious Charader, to the Mayor, on or beibre the first day of June next. THOMAS' PEACH, Mayor. Leicester, April 29,.180%. • • Singularly beautiful MANSION HOUSE and,PARK, near Bristol, Gloucestershire. PTO be LETT, completely FURNISHED,' an d entered upon immediately, a most noble ' spacious MANSION, fit for the reception of a very l arge Family of distinetion and opulence, with Coach-house and Stabling for above twenty Horses, and most convenient attached and de tached Offices of every description. Capital Kitchen Gar dens, Plantations, Shrubberies, &c. _Sec. and about Fifty Acres of remark Ably rich Land, in the hipest state of culti vation, and beautifully wooded surrounding the same. The Buildings are in complete repair and the G round in the highest order, situate on a delightful and healthy eminence, on the borders of Durham-Dawn, between Clifton and Kingsweston, and commanding a superb view of a finely wooded Country, the Severn, Bristol Calm', Avon and Welch Hill Mountains. The situation will be found to pos sess innumerable local advantages. Terms of renting may be known, andlhe House and Estate viewed, with Tickets only; by applying to Mr. Yates, at Sneed Park near Bristol. The Premises will not be shewn before the L4th, or after the 22:4 WILTSHIRE. A T the Request of several .Gentlemen - of' this .11 County, appoint a GENERAL MEE l'lNa - o the COUNTY to beheld at the TOWN HALL in DEVIZES, on Monday the 17th D a y o f t hiS i nstant May, at ' Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of : preparing a loyal and CONGRATULATORY ADDRESS- to HIS MA JESTY, on the Restoration of P EACe ANDREW EAYNTUN, Shetiff. SpyaPark, May 8. 1802. • • . To EDWARD PE.PPIN, Esq. HIGH SHERIFF of the • COUNTY of SURREY, . . A7E, whose Na mes are h ereunto set, it *Ceeholder s of the County of Surrey, do hereby request yiiu will . call a PUBLIC MEETING to be held at Epsom, in the same County, for the purnose of taking into consideration an ADDRESS to His MAJESTY upon the happy Restoration of PEACE. Ons A. Onslow, G rantley, Robert Burnett, Leslie, . Robert HankeY, Cranky,' Joseph Bradney, John Frederick, R. C: 'Srruth; Thomas Turton, J. P. Kensington, Robert Baker, - Thomia Gaitshell. In compliance with the above Requisition, I do hereby ap point a MEETING to be held on Thursday. the zoth .11ay of May inst. at the SPItEAI.) EAGLE, EPSOM, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon. Walton Lodge, May 8, 1.8.0.2. EDWARD PEPPIN,; ShpriLE • SHROPSHIRE. At Sessions held the . a7th Day of April, 1802. THE JUSTICES' assembled at this Odieral Quarter Sessions of the Peice - , have (pursuantto the StatutesTnade in the third year ofilie Reign of their late M ajesties King William and Queen Mary, and the twenty-first year of the Reign of his late Majesty - King George the Se- . cond) assessed and rated the Priceof all Land Carriage of all Goods whatsoever (except Money, Plate,' or jewels) that shall be brought from London to,any.Place or Flaces.within this County and Jurisdiction (except the Town of Shrews bury) by' any Common, Waggoner or' Carrier, at - the Rates and Prices following,' For the Carriage of al 1 such Goods (except Money,. Plate,. or [ewes) brought from London into any Place within the County of Salop (except the Town of Shrewsbury), and there dlivered; from this Sessions until the next Easter Ses.. sinus to be held in the year of our Lord isoj,' by' any Coach or such like Carriage, Three Halfßence par hundred weight of tizlb. per mile, and so in proportion for a greater or less quantity, except Parcels. of 12117 - . , weight or .under, and for such Parcels One Shilling and'Eightpence, and no more, and so in proportion for any greater or less distance. For the'Carriage of all such Goods -(except Money, Plate, • or (ewels) brought from -London into any Place within the said County, except as aforesaid,' and there deli ed, f this Sessions until the next Easter - Sessions fo be held in the year ofour Lord 1503, by any Waggon or such like Carriage, • Three Farthings per hundred weight of I izlb. per mile, and so in proportion fur a greater or less quantity, except Parcels of tzlb. weight or under, and for such Parcels One Shilling and Sixpence, and no more, and so in prOportion for . ..any. 'greater or less distance. The saitPseveral Ratts and Prices to inchfcleevery-gxperiCd and Charge whatever for the Carriage of such Parcel or Parcels to the Place where the satin shall be delivered by such Com Mon Carrier, in any Place within the said County, except as atbresaid. • • •,. And. it is ordered by this Court, that these Rates be certi fied immediately after this Se,ssi•nq byr I T * 1,.5 . Aim i.:PUilty, to the Lore Mayor Mayor of the City of London, and also to the respective Clerks of the Peace for the Conn.= ties .of Middlesex and. Surrey, and. City and Liberties ,of Westminster; and likewise be certified to the several Mayors, and other Chief Officers of . each respedive Market Town in this j itrischdion, and be affixed - up •air some public Place in'• such Market Town,' to _which all Persons may resort ,for their information. By the Court, WINGFIELD, C. P. WANTED 3O RENT OR PURCHASE, ... A 5, MODERN HOUSE,. containing a.. Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms ; three or good Bed Rooms, Servants RoOms, Gardens, &c. in proportion, and from one , to• three Hundred Acres of dry. fer tile Land surrounding:the Ho,tve, - which must be in-an pie-, vated pleasant situation, and-not further than one mile, or A mile and a half frOm a good Market Town, and in a CoUntry• where the Roads are good. • . Direct (post paid) to Charles Wilson, Esq. Post-Office, Sheffield, tvitit full particulars of 'Rent, . Taxes, description of the House, situation,' quantity and quality of the Land, &c: TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of thC High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, ." SMITH against .C-OL HO UN;" with the • approbation of John Springer, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Cohrt, on Wednesday the 9th and Thursday the loth Days of June; ISoz, 'between the hours of Eleven and Twelve of. the Clock in the Forenoon of each Day, at the Great Hotel, at Bixton, in the County of Derby, in 24 Lots (the first 12 Lots on. W&lnesday.the 9th, and the re maining Lots on Thursday the - teth of I one; ISoz) ; fHE• MANORS or LORDS iIPS of. TIDES WELL and HIGH LOW,. with the several Nlessuages and Farms, Lands, Tenements and Real , Estates, late of John Archer, Esq. situate in the several Parishes, 'To wn . ships and Places of Tideswell, Highlow, Nethar Stratton,. Hathersadge, 0 utscuits, Hope, Castleton, Thornhill, Eyam • Calver, Chapel in • the Frith, Great and Little Huck.low, Pilsley, Litton, Wardlow,- Gothcridge, Ossorton; Hasleford, Bamford, Holme, and Bakewell, in the County of Derby. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis)at the said Masters Chainbers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; of Messrs. Grajuin, Solicitors, Lincoln's-urn ( where, and at -Mr. Gpiitley's Bakewell, Derbyshire, Hans.of the Estates may be seen ; ; Of Messrs. Mayo and Pearse, Solicitors, Cloak lane, London; of Messrs. - Black, •Epping, Essex; an Mid dle Temple, London; Mr. Wilmot, .Whesfon - Hall,• Tides welt; Mr. Isaac Hall, Castletoii ;. of the Tenant of High low-House, Derbyshire; and of Mr. Hall, at the Great Ho tel, at Buxton. . HENBURY..HOUSE, WORCESTERSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATE'NEAR BIRMINGHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. At StyleSls.Hotel, in Temple-row, Birmingham, on Thurs-. day the 20th of May inst. precisely at Three o'clock hr the Afternoon, UnleSs previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which notice ',rill be given ; 'PIE very Desirable - and Handsome Residence AA of }IENBURY HOUSE, pleasantly situated near Moseley, within three miles of Birmingham, comprizing 46A. 211. 38P. (more or less) of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land ; also two small I)welling-houses, with Gardens and 0u t- bui (dings,' fronting. the Road leading from Birmingham to 'King's Norton and iilcester, all within' a Ring Fence. Henbury House consists of two very handsome large Par lours, a remarkable good Kitchen, two very convenient Pan tries, Brew-house; eic. seven good LOdging-roonis, Cellars and Bins, also a Laundry adjoining the Hotise, and two Lods ins-rooms over it ; anextensive Garden, Shrubbery, Green-- house, Orchard, I' ish Ponds, Kitchen Garden; Coach house, and other Out-buildings,, all in complete repair, and in every respect eligible for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family. The possession of the whole may be immediately had (ex cept a small Dwelling-house and Garden, which are Lett to a Tenant until Lady-day next). ' A Pack of ound's are kept within one mile and a half. The Situation is very desirable • for a Sporting Residence. For particulars, apply to Mr: Bedford, Attorney, New street, Birmingham, where a lan of the Estate may be seen; or to Thomas Park, Esq. No. 17, Hart-Strect, BlyomsburY, Lonslon The Laud-Tax is redeemed. GENERAL i ) Ot'l I L, fifty 6, 1862. DREVIOUS Ilfeasaro herviea been takes to pri. utak the lifer:Ns of extending: tke Ilissther of PDS I DAYS is and fit": th e CON r yr LVROPE, Majesty!: Postmaster .Ge7trral bereby gives Nctiee, Wat on QKi from rdOND,4Y, the 47A-', il",!avl, tie -#1,11" LS for .1' i? AYCE, HOLLAND-, aMd 1-14,11 BURG If, will be made up tame ti 5 a Week, instead of twice, and lie .dispatched . front hence-at Tee ..o'Clock in the Evenings - of AZOND/I ifTZINESDAYS, a4l FRIDAYS,: -and that all Letters mna be brought to this gi n, before Nine ,'Clock on'those nights. By Command of His Majesty's Psistmaster-Cesteral, FRANCIS FREF:LING, Secretory, Day was ptibli:sited, -elegantly printed in Octavo, price 4s. 6d. the Second ,Part of IHE PLEADER'S. GUIDE, a Dibetic Poem, in two Books, containing the Conduct of a Suit at Law, with the Arguments of Counsellor Buthee urn and Cuunsei. ior &vernal, in an - A aion nct wixt J Win-a-Gull, and John-a. 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