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VAUXHALL. Un der the Pa:ronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WA I. ES. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, J UNE 4 , in Honour of HkS MAJESTY'S BIRTH-DAY, WILL BE . A MAGNIFICENT GALA, hen the GARDENS on this great Occasion, will exhibit t!plendid Scene of the utmost BRILLIANCY and IL .!-UM I N ATI 0 N and will be var i ous l y O rnamented w i th 4Ppropriate DEVICES, TRANSPARENCIES, &C. arc. • The Conceit will consist of A d _ A SELECTION OF MUSIC, Ad_ to th e occas i on, b oth Vocal and Instrumental, in g ave will be introduced, the Grand Ch orus of " God aye the .. \ _ King Between the Aas, "u„l'al Highne ss th e DUKE o f YORK ' s Band, in full A nd ' ,.unifortn, will p e rf orm MART IAL MUSIC. the end of the Concert will be given, appropriate to ~, the Ni XHIBI g hTt, an Extraordinary Brilliant 4 ION OF FIRE-WORKS, BY Signora HENGLER.—Admission 35: otel l oc ?°ots open at Seven, and the C oncer t begins at Eight opb'en 1 : 0 -morrow being Whitson Eve, the Gardens will not an r ,t ; Intll M Monday next, when ther e w ill b e a G ran d G ala ire. Ws ..._ • ,I.,,,,,,, M ERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL. trl4 ANNIVERSARY DINNER of "the T q y GENTLEMEN EDUCATED at MERCHANT TVLORS' SCHOOL, will be h o lde n a t th e LONDON Of T Y F. ' , Bishopsgate-street, on THURSDAY, the loth T he „ arawAans. ur n qev. Samuel Hemming, D. D. L ance l ot Sh arpe, E sq. t. .V. Thomas Whitfield, B.D. P e t er C aza l et, E sq. liin Slack, Esq. Richard Addams, Esq. IFlcon Tabie at half -past F our o 'Cl oc k precisely. ner ets, los. 6d. each, to be had at the London Tavern. b t. FY for MISSIONS to AFRICA and the EAST,T A .Y,MEMBERs of the ESTABLISHED CHURCH. 41/41,ENTERAL MEETING of the S u b scr ib ers to hea tnis Institution will be held at the New London Tavern, tQrec(: .I,ve oil Tuesday next the Bth of Tu ne , a t O ne o 'Cl oc k , ~t.' the Annual Rep of • n Se cond Anniversary ort Sermon i ill als m o ittee. be preached on Aoxi s r 4t ne thy before the Society, at the Parish Church of St., lte v '„w, by the Wardtobe; and St.. Anne, Blackfriars, by the C it • L harles Simeo M. A.. Fellow of King's albridge. Service n, to begin at Eleven o'Clock. College, THOMAS SMITH, Dep. Sec. R • I .VI WE S 5 T 1 :A 9 17, 1 begs I N "leave HARVEST to il;forth the no_ •i,c),,,l?i.lity and Gentry, Subscribers to the Print, of " A ktid '\ , v 1 in HARVEST," and tlie Public, that the plain bc3loured I ropresions are now square, or Delivery. Per Charlotte -street, Fitzroy- .-.44„,........: June t, iSoz. lIITHE NEW STATE LOTTERY . ICKETS and Shares in great variety of Nurn. (.11 bers, ar e now on S a l e at t h e Li censed State Lottery hii l c of R I CHA RDSON. GOO DL U CK, and Coe Corn ,. Charing -Cross, Norwich and Liverpool. Regius Drawing the zd of August next. l'H E CURIOUS•IN FISH SAUCE. \l l . i 081 LI "I"i, GENTRY, ate} PUBLIC in " 1 01 i. geilerali are respeCifully informed, j ) . BURGESS and tok 6 EN UIN E ESSENCE of ANCH VIES, continues " 1 (4;1 /r eParect by them in the same manner that has given 'llYin!Ong 7 ersal approbation for many years past. justly.acquired superiority of that Article is sie4o-"ntinned in the opinion of the Country at large; and of test t'esident in all parts of the World, and having stood j . l'ts u tt di trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. ''cl i general. utility of their Essence otAnchovies and other fl"auces for Fish, & induces them, from the nuinerous 'orcehrli4ements ap c Pearing, to caution Families, &c. in '4 4 ' 5 4 the same . ; as none is to be had of their Genuine, t6ir Warehouse asunder. b t4t ver Y other Ar lp Inality.ticle in the Oil Trade for family use, of the t he 4.31-111dia Merchants, Captains of Ships, Ice. Officess in . 1.41 Y and Indiesplsd upon the shortest notice for h,:kstand West ec. I - ur the convenience of Families•in Scotland, they s , u ' l o"inted Messrs: R. jolinston and Co. Edinburgh,. Iv. le Agents for Fish Sauces. 4reliousei tco. 107, corner of Savoy steps, jtrand, London. ROMAN CEMENT. RS.. PARKER and Co. Bankside i South -141,14e,t wark; manufacture Cement ; or Mortar, for building Oro tl e r , Which far surpas'ses in utility Dutch. Terras, or kind of Mortar i it gives to all kinds of Bricic or Il t l ets,,„ 6 lto an uncommon degree of strength and cohesion; N)," 4 'er Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone, and may , t iir,e,(t even to the action of the Sea, without injury. In lay rtteitt n `ungs, therelbre, intended to resist, or contain Water, may e used wit singlar advantage; or it ay Lred with L b ime and Sand h , to u any desirable degree, m br t hey 44 0 urposes. 14, 54.14.a15.0 prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, of ".".Ard and durable nature as the Cement t it preserves f rorn Wet and damp, and may be executed so as 14 4 t p - Z,IY to resemble Stone, at a very moderate expence.__ r4k Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than Na r'Y beautiful MANSION HOUSE and PARK, near 0 Bristol, Gloucestershire. t)e L ETT, completely FURNISHED, and e nt ., " r ed upon immediately, a most noble, spacious i u N, fit for the reception of a very large Faruily of t 4 • r 've t , at id opulence, with Coach-house and Stabling for i'rnty Horses, and most convenient attached and de- A, „,,flices of every description. Capital Kitchen .G.a.r ;_qq. !'!a stations Shrubberies, dzo. and about . Fifty . t,dtion, of.remarkablv rich Land, in the highest state of culti- Oill ir And heitutifully ‘voorled surrounding the same. The 144 or 04 eSt 0 4 - in complete repair and the Ground . in the k. the b orders. situate on a delightful and healthy eminence, Ivitigsweporders of Durham-Down, between Clifton and 'ed 3t !) ll , and. commanding a superb view of a finely. 19 1 „Country, the Severn, Bristol Canal, Avon and i n I n tl ill Mountains. The situation will be found to pos ickilo'v nierable local advantages. Terms of renting may C . nt and the House and Estate viewed, with Tickets aPplyin4 to Mr. Yates, at Sneed Park near Bristol . I\llY : A ‘VOItD OF ADVICE. celebrity which the ANTISCORI3U TIC l iti t , b It (th .. t , - ~ S, first invented b have,}ate FRANCI . S SPl,LS i'titl' '°- 15, Soho-square, through a series of suc ii4,llll .rt commendations acquired, particularly in Nervous, 14 •Iit t ,!'c• Gouty and Rheumatic Complaints, renders it an taitil.lt duty - 'of the present Proprietors to prOtera the Y•itli4,.."t tile Public to tly. utmost of their power, by eau lki.l "hunt against' the lurehase of a spurious composi !lilt' 4 line of conclud they are induced to adopt frotn a scri titilt ° l' gratitude as well as a sense of their own personal t -• -p i • , tb,,,v iis Medicine is only prepared at the Dispe . nsary . 'h 4 es ~e , and each Hurtle is accompanied with ~ List of ' b . ' " tt zuil IP . it t• D irections l AuthOr's Treatise L/e pe)l 0, and the . . . 1 .7 Sta,' C 'out, ere By permission of the Commissioners of rii ll beTtW .°lll ..ce, * a sta . mp, printed in black ink, is . affixed to ,11.i1it),6 e, with the words," Spilsbury and Cu. No. 5, , • li tl le," also " B the King's P ., tei t," on the Bottle, Il R 4i' ' ' ir aPper, thitt Y the Purchaser may be convinced of stti4uPplied•witli the genuine Medicine, which is sold in - 1 , :, t . 'is. and 11. as, each, duty included ; in London ! '1 .4 wbery, Dicey and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, Howard l 'tt.i rL 1. ,• Chil:g and Butler, E. Newbery, Bacon, Bayley, ti i i' i.v:trtl, Turtle, Wade, Swiney, Piclding and Cockle ; 7 4. -)7°lt gh oniy_ by Clark, No. i 69, 13 B• Shaw, . 7, • . _ ~.. , ••, ~... c i .-4,q) , , A .Z.Z•, , ,..., „ _ 01.,.z.,,,, , ,, ,--. -'* -- ,,_4:, - -;,..,.. ~,?" ' 7 4t4•••" , '. , <-:: t. .. . 4._ .., II ... 1 -, . ...... : ,____ : ----7-,f . ..,.. t . ._ .P" - "r -2,-- --- , . .... ' ' -* k_-.. .1 . ..,: ) " . :c . 7, 3 ' %/ / i t: - --II- - - - - - 4'r.' : 1 7: 4 1 : 7 flll A 6 ,4,. ~,,, , %,...,, OP tit NAVAL ASYLUM., PADDINGTON GREEN, For the SUPPORT and EDUCATION of the OR PHANS and CHILDREN of BRITISH SAILORS and MA RINES. AT the ANNIVERSARY o f t hi s CHARI T Y , held at the LONDON TAVERN on WEDNES DAY the ad inst. The Right Hon. Viscount BE LG RAVE in the Chair; . STEWARDS. Sir T. Troubridge, Bart. ' ' Thomas Everett, Esq. M. P. Abraham Goldsmid,. Esq. •, BenjaThin iGoldsmid, Esq. Edward Allen, ' Esq. G eo. Glenny, Esq. John Dougan, Esq. . Alex. Davison, Esq. .john M'Arthur, Esq. J o h n B e di ngl i el d , Esq. Chevalier Ruspini Felix Palmer, Esq. . The Treasurer reported that he had receivecithe following ,13enethaions previous to the Meeting. - ‘• s• /... i. 1. Fielding, Esq. .per David Pike Watts, Esq.az Messrs: Esdaile to 0 A Lady by ditto 21 o Mrs. Dougan . 5 5 Chas. Knatchb u ll,E sq. Mark Dyer, Esq. 5 '5 Somersetshire -52 to Colin M'Lachlan, Esq. to to Windham Knatchbull, Major Gen. Bowater 21 o Esq. - - sz lo john WArthur, Esq. 21 o . - Being 2201. And the following Sitbscriptions were received at the Din ner by the hands of Messrs. Abraham and Ben. Goldsmid, and George Glemiy, Esq. and their Friends, viz. Mr. Alderman Hibbert 21 ea Joseph Cohen, Esq. .• ar o Mr. Alderman Curtis 21 0 Thomas W a ts on , Esq. 21 0 john Jackson, Esq. 21 OD. P. Watts, Esq. 11 o Ben. Cole, Esq. at o Win. Ditchman, Esq. 10 to Messrs. Brown, Cobb • Mark Sprot, Esq. 21 0 and Co. - to to Samuel Galindo, Esq. 21 0 Thomas Moxo and John Wyatt, Esq. to to Co. - - ' 2r o Geo. M l Ctilloch, Esq. 5' 5 Thomas Wilson, Esq. to To Timothy Curtis, Esq. 21 0 Edward Roberts, Esq. it . 0 Andrew Jorclaine, Esq. ILI, o Chas. Hornyold, Esq. 21 . o Peter Mellish, Esq. 2l 0 . E. P. Solomon, Epq. 21 o Th omas W a lk er, Esq. to to Thomas Ellis, Esq. .2r o T. Maltby, Esq. Ann, 2 2 Messrs, Bruce D'Pon- T. Templeman, , do. z 2 thie.u, and Co, 2 1 o Willi am P ar k er, do. 2 2 B. john Willis, Esq, ' 2.1 o Win. Wadeso n' do. 2 2 Waterhouse, Esq. 21 0. Messrs. W a lp o l e & C 0.21 0 Mr. Alderman Flower 21 o James Duncan, Esq. 21 o James Henekell, Esq. as ei Daniel Elliason, Esq. 21 o Messrs. Boldero & Co. 21'o Moses Zuntz, Esq. to to Thomas Cope, Esq 21 o Dr. Jos. Hart Myers 21 o Messrs, Prescott & Co. 21 o los. Van Oven, Esq . , s 5 Nathan Solomon, Esc ) Sainuel Joseph, Esq. 2ii o ad Subscription to 50 R. H. Clarke;'Esq. 21 o James Parry, Esq. 5 . 5 Ben. Shaw, Esq. at o Abraham . Robarts, Esq. 21 o ‘Vm. Christie, Esq. at 0 James Barnett, Esq. 2/ o . Sam. Brandrarn, Esq. to to William - Webb, Esq. zr o Wm. Browning, Esq." Messrs. Jones, Lloyd, Annual - and Co.' - 21 o John Wigrarn do. Matthew Kirwan, E sq , 21 o IVm. Sharp, do. Thomas Rowlett, Esq. tt o R. L. Jaques, do.' Geo. Glenny, Esq. . to make up their Ben. Goldsmid, Es q . , - And Abraham Goldsmid, Esq.) * l-. " t 10001 ' v-1 9 Other Subscriptions received at the same time. Geo. Stainfort'n, Esq. The Rev. Dr. Peat, ann. a 2 per Messrs. Goldsnud 21 o Mrs. B. Goldsmid 5 5 Mrs. G lenity _ Mrs. A. Goldsmid. Sir W. Geary,,M. P. a t 5 5 s --a Mrs. Galindo - • 5 5 Webb, Esq. 21 o M oses Laporte Merac, Charles Licit:don, Esq. 4 4 Esq. Chas. Bicknell, Ann, r i The Rev. Thomas William Pitt .: 2 2 Whipham - - r x Rt. Hon. Lord Nelson to o Daniel Nantes, Esq. 2 2 J. Smith, Esti. M. P. 21 o Mr. Leete - Jo 0 Capt. Fahie, R. N. Sir Hyde Parker, Bart. 5 o Annual . r i ohn Lodge,, Esq. 5 5 R. Clement, Esq. 5 5 .P. Anderson Esq. An 3 3 Alex. Davison, Esq. 5o o . Pilliner, Esq. 21 0 Sir Sidney Smith 5 5 - van Nepean, Esq. lo 0 Capt. M. H. Scott, Sir W. Harnilton a a R. N. Annual z z Capt. Rogers, R. N. 2 2 Capt. 1. CulVerhouse, The Hon. Geo. Villi ers 10 to R. N. - 2 2 Capt. Otway, R. N. 1 1 Messrs. Parker, Palmer, Dr. Hume - x r and Cuppage . to to Michael Wood, of Cork, A. C. - , z 2 per Mr. Glenny S 5 Thomas Hornyold, Esq.s 5 John Edwards, Esq. 2 2 Mr. H. Scrimshaw z z The Rev. G . Thomas a 2 Plowden Presland, Esq. 2 2 Thos. Whipham, Esq. 2 2 A Landsman's Mite s r William Winter i 1 General Avamc 2 2 John Jacobs . - t 1 Subscriptions for this Charity are received by the Trea.: surer, Wm. Fauntleroy, Esq.-No. 6, Berner's-street ; Martin ' Stones and Foote • Robarts and Curtis ; V ere and Lucadou, Lombard-street ; Devaynes and Co. Hammarsley's, Pall. Mall ; Drummond's Chafing-cross ; Coutts, Strand ; Henries, Farquhar, and Co. St James's-street . ; Down, Thornton, and Free, BartholomeW-l a ne ; Messrs. Wilkinson, Bloxam, and Co. Southwark ; Whitehead and CoCod Cateaton-street ; and by the Secretor", No. 13, Warwick -street, Golden-Nuare, where the Accounts of the Charity are open for the iinspee_ lion of any person desirous of becoming a Governor. C. CUPPAGE, Sec, 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 21 o FASHIONABLE DANCING BY Mr. ALLEN PRIVATELY Taught to L a di es an d' Gentle.. mcn of any age, who have never learnt this accomplish ment, or not in the improved modern style, at No. 19, Sher rard-street, Golden-spare, and No. ro, Great Alie-street, Goodman's-Fields. fli e y are taug h t on a plan particula r ly calculated for those to whom it is an object to acquire it ex peditiously, privately, and in the first style of fashion. . Foreigners, Officers, and Country Residents,' *O . may wish:to learn in a few days, may board and lodge,!.privately iri the house, and receive constant instruelion. These, Academies are open all the Summer, and though they are principally for grown up people, yet children are also instructed twice a week on the usual terms ; and if not brought for Ward, as much in one year, as at schools in gene ral in two, no charge made for iheir instruelion. * * Mr. • disowns All all present con c e rn w ith his late Allen Academy in Haydon-square. , TO STATIONERS, Ste. . Great NeWport-street, Leicester-square. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. STEWART , On Wednesday the gthof,June, aoz, at Twelve o!Cioek, on the Premises, by order of the Assignees of Mr. Samuel Bishop, Stationer, a Bankrupt, THE Valuable LEASE an d GOODWILL o f the well established Premises diredly facing Great New port-street, and well known as a respectable and established Shop as a Stationer's, in full trade and the first connections, for nearly a century past, fitted up with great taste and judg ment for carrying on the business of a Stationer or any gen teel Profession.—The House is in excellent Repair, and the Rent very . low. On the same and following days will be sold, the elegant Household Furniture and Stock in Trade. For particulars apply to Mr. Stewart; opposite York- House, Piccadilly. A SALUTARY BREAKFAST. LEE ROE's ENGLISH COFFEE. THIS COFFEE, which is a Bals am i c o f t h e most excellent Nature, extradted from the choicest aromatic Plants and Herbs, and from the most salubrious Barks, has, during an experience of near so Years, established its ex traordinary Effieaey in Consumptive Habits, and proved itself one of the greatest Restoratives and Preservatives of Health ever yet discovered. 1 t has also the Sant - lion ofmany eminent Men of the Faculty, particularly the late Dr. Fothersill, who prescribed it in Consumptive and Nervous Complaints, as well as in Coughs of long standing, Asthmas, TreMorss, Palpitations of the Heart, &c. It is much recommended to those of weak Constitutions, with whom Tea does not agree, as it is more not.irishing than Sago and Jellies, and will nat offend the most delicate Stomach. It is to betaken for Break: fast, asTea or foreign Coffee, and is very pleasant to the Palate. Sold, by Appointment of the Proprietor, in Canisters, price 23. sid. each, Duty included, by Mr. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's ; Mr. tntt, at the Royal Exchange ; Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockwur-street ; Mr. Wzde's,•.o Id Bond-strect ; Mr. Jeboult, No. 150, and Mr. Pidding, No. 76, 0 xford- Street ;Mr. Ward, No. i. 3414 trOlborn and Mr. Clarke, No. 2.59, Ifonugh. , , FARMERS' CLUB, Thatch'd- House Tavern, St. names-street , London. PLUGHS. PREMIUM OFFERED. • TO THE PERSON who shall, on or before the Ist of January, IEO3, produce the. BEST PLOUG H, the Club will give FIFTY GUINEAS.. N. B. The Club, in deciding on the 'merits of the Ploughs that shall be produced, will attend particularly to the ease of Draft ; measuring the. force exerted by the Machine for merly used for that purpose by the Society ,for the En couragement of Alts, &c. combined with 'the depth and ac, curacy of Furrow.. The Club reserves to itself, the power of withholding the whole, or part of the Premium, if no Plough shall be produced, of such merit as to seem to the Committee ap pointed as Judges, to be entitled to the whole of it. SOCIETY for the RELIEF of the RUPTURED POOR. This Day was published, price as. . The Fifth Edition \via. Additions _.. A FEW GENERAL RULES and INSTRUC ii TIONS, very necessary to be attended to by those of both Sexes, who are afflicted with Ruptures. By WILLIAM TURNBULL, A. M. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, FelloW of the Medical Society of London, and Surgeon to the Eastern • .Dispensary. ' London : Sold by J. Johnson, St. Paul's church-yard ; T. Boosey, Old Broad-street Murray and Highley, Fleet street ; and J. and A. Arch, Gracechurch-street. • N. 11. An attentive perusal of the above publication is earnestly recommended, not only to all who are afflided with Ruptures, bur to Mothers and those Who are intrusted with the care and management of Children. Forty an early and sedulous attention, to the Disease during the intant state, the happiest consequences are to be expeded ; and the many in conveniences, and often most fatal effeds' arising from the complaint in advanced life, or from negled, will be prevented. *** Since the commencement of this highly useful Insti tution, 1800, Patients have been admitted under the care of Mr. Turnbull, and have received essential benefit. In a great nnrnber of. instances a radical cure of the malady has been accomplished. The applicants for admissiOn are nearly 4000. This Day was published, price Bs, in boards, (with itiree highly finished Engravings by I. Mittan, from original Designs by Robert Ker Porter, Esq. ) T HE .PLEASURES OF .SOLITUDE:. Second Edition, with other L'oems. By P. L. COURTIER. London : Published by F. ;dad C. Rivingten, No: 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard, and,. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. This Day was published, On superfine wove royal Svo. No. -11.. of HE MONTHLY .REGISTER aria ENCY- C-LOPE DIAN MAGAZINE, embellished with two big tly finished Engravings of Hampton Court, and the Mar ble Palace at - St. P e t ers b urg, an d . coinpqgsin.- a valuable 'Collection of Literary, Philosophical and• Comme rc i a l Intel ligence. PubliThed the Firs't of every Month, at the Repertory Office, No. 182, Fleet-street, and may be had of all Book sellers:and Newsmen. . Of whom likewise may be had, No. I. enriched with Views of Windsor Castle and the Louvre. - • The general execution of this Work is in a style, of excel• lence - that will justly entitle it to a place in the most sele Libraries.. This Day was pUblishca, price Three Guineas, in uoarus, In Two Volumes, 4to. very handsomely printed, with a fine Head of the Author, engraved by Tomkins ; a large 'Mdp, arid fifteen elegant Engravings, illus . trati(-e of the Manners, Customs, and Natural History of the Countries . described; 'r-rItAVELS through SWEDEN, FINLAND , -IL and LAPLAND, to the NORTH CAPE. In the Years t 798 and 1799. By JOSEPH ACERBI., • Sistimus lric tandem, nobis übi defuit orbit., London Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry, Suc cessor to Mr. Dilly. f;. - 3 - • A few Copies - are printed upon superfine wove paper, hot-pressed, with Proof Impressions of tne plates, price five guineas, in boards. • • tiGLE's cATAi.ouu 1002..• This day was published,by R. O g l e ,G reat T urnst il e, Holborn. ACATALOGUE of .1300 KS in DIVINITY and ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY, containing the greatest ColleClion which has ever appeared in any single Catalogue. 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ANEW DICTIONARY, of the SPANISH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES ; wherein the Words are explained agreeable to their different Meanings, and a great variety of Turns relating to the Arts, Sciences, Trade, and Navigation, carefully elucidated. Compiled from the best Authorities. By HENRY NE V4AN.—In Two Parts _ ..-.... Printed - for Vernor and Hood, J. Sewell, Cuthell and Martin, J. Walker T. ,, toosev, Lackington, Allen, and C o . R. Lea, Otridge and Son, Ogilvy and Son, and J. Nunn. Where may be had, .by the 'same Author, A Marine Pocket Dictionary of the Italian, Spanish, Por tuguese, German, French and English Languages: Price 6s. boards. FEMALE HEI(OLS. This Day was published, in Foolscap Svo. Embellished with an elegant - Frontispiece, price ss. inboards, TNTERESTING ANECDOTES of t he H ero i c IConchia.of WOMEN during the French Revolution, amongst which are ' The Queen of France, • Princess Lamballe, Stauville de Monaco, Maria Helena Elizabeth, Dutchess of Orleans. 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Translated , frOm the*French of M Dubroca-, *** The greater part of'these Anecdotes' are new to the world, having been rescued from obliviun by the grnerous . assiduity of the writer of this work ; and such as are well known are related with new and authentic circumstances, that give even to these an air of novelty- London : Printed tor H, D. Symonds, Paternoster-row,. , „,/ a-~•7'j'l L~ Particujars 'may be had' at 'the said Masfer's chamberi, Southainpton-bni 'dings ; of Messrs.Graharn, Crricoin!s inn of Mr. Hollier, of 'filmic, •Oxfirdshire ; of Mr. Eimic Hitchin ; of Mr. Thin oas C hapnian, LaftiSztrieyor, , mond, Stirrey ; and of Mr. Thomas Grime:), White ;Aar Inn, Coveniry. To BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS, PRINT STi:l,;• LERS, and AMATEURS of FINE ENGRAVI:•'(;S. The superb COPPERPLATES of MACK I.IN"s With STOCK and other EFFECTS. TO .BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETER COXE, BURR., - LE and FOSTER; Al Mrs. Macklin's great Auaien - and Eghaitiori:Roorn; , • •.. No. 39, in Fleet-street ; • On Wednesday, the 9 th Day of June, and following Day; (The Sale-to begin at Twelve o'Clock); QEVENTY-ONE COPPERPLATES,, cortair 1.3 ing the Historic Engravings, and 'One HUWred r gilli Fourteen Ditto, containing the. ignettes,- AVith the remain ing Impressioiss on hand, as the same were publAhedin-rge late Thomas Macklin's Splendid, Magnificent; and NI - atehles Edition of the Holy Bible, with a few comphqe Sets of Proof Prints, lettered and unlettered, -which claim the atferk Lion of the Amateurs of line and singular En&caVings. r . Also a tew Reams of liiiperial Quarto Paper, Waste Letter_ Press, Tissue, Pasteboard, and -other Paper; - and various Presses and Utensils used in carryi tg on this Work. - And at the .same time. and pia e will be. sold various Pictures and Prints, with -some Copperplates, beirg - the re maining part of the Stock in Trade of the 'late ThOnf44'. Macklin:. . . • To bs viewed on Monday and Tuesday precgding the Sale. Catalogues may be 'had bt Messrs . , ter - CoNe, - I; L: rrel at d Foster, at their Office in Throw - Horton-street ; and at tire Place of Sale. GLOUCESTER.' TO BE .SOLD-BY AUCTION, Mr. PHILLPOTTS,-Sinl. • , • At the King's Head'lnn, in this City, on Tuesday the I.s.th Day of June inst. at Six o'Clock-in the Afternoou; • • CAPITAL FREEHOLD STONE-BUILT MESSUAGE, situate in Black Fryars, in the City . of Gloucester, consisting of a Vestibule, Breakfast-rocno, Dining -parlour, and .Drawing-roorrt of large dimensixis;,A large Hall, a very excellent Kitchen; Butler's Pantry, and Laundry, six good Bed-chambers, spacious and very excel lent Cellars, convenient Offices, and extensive Warehouses: 4 together with asood Garden and Stable adjoining thereto; the whole forrning most desirable Residence for any Person engaged in the Wine or Wool Trade, or any .othet 13u.(:ineis which requires room, or capable of being converted into two genteel Houses at a moderate expence. The Prethises are situated at a short distance froin the Ba.: son of tile Gloucester ana adapted to partake of the advantage of. that undertaking. They have tor several years past been in the possession of Mr. Benjamin Sadler; Wine-merchant. Immediate possession may be had. ` Further particulars may he. known, by, applying at the Mice of Whitcombe, Griffith, and Phillpotts, GlouCester ,; and at Mr. Whircorube's, Serjeint's-inn, Fleet-street. A very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE in 1;101071-1. • • . AMPTONSHI RE. • . TO-BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In - Six or more Lots, By Mr. KIRSEIA<V; At the Hind inn, • Welingborcdgh, oti Weclncsday the e3d • of June inst. at Three o'Ciock, unless pp.vionSly dis posed of by Private Contrad;' • A Very VALUABLE.aaDESIRABLE FREE- L 13 ESTATE, situate in a most pleasant part of the: Country, adjoiningthe Market Town and in the Parish of Wellingborough, in the County of Northampton, consisting of a substantial and. spacious MANSION HOUSE, which may .at a small expence be made suitable for tbe Residence of a genteel Family, with - walled Gardens, Fish-ponds, Pad= docks and Premises ; • Barns, Stables, Malt-house and othei Buildings Courts, Farm-yards, and Appurtenances, and about Ono Acres of Arable Meadow, and Pasture Land, o f the first quality for natur a l fertility, but still capable of great improvement, divided into proper sized Inclnsures; •encircleit in a ring fence, and plentifully supplied with Water. The Pasture Land, in' ric hness of herbage and fertility of soil, is - superior to most feeding land in the Kingdom ; and the whole is deserving the attention of Gentlemen desirous of investing their money in landed property, and particularly of such Far mers and Graziers who may wish to cultivate; stock and im prove a fertile and grateful soil. Lime and Manure may be purchased near the Estate in any quantity ; and on reasonable terms. The Estate is tithe free, and of the annual valire of ;col. lett to respeetable Tenants, who are under proper agreements for the management ofthe Estates, and have Notices to quit and deliver up the same at Michaelmas next: To treat tor-the same, apply to• Mr. James, Wellsborn, near Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire ;, and for a view of the Premises, apply to Mr. Gascoyne French; lailitf of the Estate, Wellingborough ; and for further particulars to GeOrge's Coftee-house, Chancery-lane; and to Messrs, For stef, Cooke and 1 rere, Lincoln's-Jim, London ; or Messrs. Hodson and Son, - Wellingborough, at whose Offices ,Plans of the Estates are deposited. MUCHWENLO&, / SIIROPSHIRE. ' TO BE SOLD BV PRIVATE CO,NITRACT, ACAPITAL• and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTTE,• pleasantly situatedon the Turnpike Road leading to and within eight miles of Bridgnorti l . s e ven m il es of Broseley, nine mileSof S,lirwsburV; and fifteen miles of Ludlms; in a pieturesque part of the County of Salop ; con sisting of the MA NOR, or reputed Manor of P !UST IIOP E, with the Waste Land, )Zight. of Common over the extensive Coiitrnoua of Wesivtrood,: &c. in the ancient and respeelable Borough' and 'Parish of C HIVE N C luta 734 Acres of fertile. Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood land, divided into proper sized Farms and ancient Inclosures t with substanti:4 Farm-houses, Malt-houps, Barns, Stables, Sheddings- and other convenient and n ec e ssa ry Out-build ings,. now Lett to respeaable Tenants, acthe old and annual Rent of 8 iol. 'or thereabouts, but Capable or cOlsiderable • atlVance • The Estate lies in a RirgFence, abounds with Game 'and contains several large'Po v ds . or Reser vo ir s of Water made foi the pnrpose . of irrigation, with t never failing Stream 'run ning through the centre of the Estate. Manure in any quan;.• tidy may be purchased on reasonable terms within two miles. The• Land contains an inexhaustible Mine of Bail and Stalac tical LI IVIE=STOKE - of-the first quality,. with every indi cation of other valuable MINERALS. The Estate is sub- , jed to a Land Tax of 171. 45., a Chief Rent of 11. 3s. 6d. arid is Tithc.sable. 14,c0a1. part of the purchase-money, may remain charged upon the Estate. To treat for the Same, apply to Mr. Tames, Wellsborn, near Stratford-on-Avon; or to Mr. C:upltid, Attorney, Shrewsbury; and for particulars to John Bishton, Esq. Kelsall ; John DOdson, 'Esq. Cottnd; Messrs. Pernb'erton and Coupland; Shrewsbury ; Thomas Hasiewood, Esq. Bridgnorth ; Wm. Wheeler,. Esq. Winteribkl ; and at Mr. James's Office, Wellsbom ; Wm. Parsons, on , the.Premises; the Stork Tavern - , Birmingham; and at George's Cofte, hoitse, Chancery.lane, London. TO BE PEREMPTOkIIA" SOLD. Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery; thac!: . , , in a Cause the EARL of MACCLE ELL` against BLACKALL, beliiie Edward Leeds' Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public . Sale Roo.h in Sotithanipton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, in zi Lols, on lionday the zist and Tuesday .the 214 days Of June, 180 z, between the hours - Of Five and Six oCleek . l l l tile Afternoon • CUND R Y. FREEHOLD and COPYHorirs L 3 ESTATES, late of THOMAS BLACKALL, deceased, situate in theekveral Parishes of I slington, sey,.and Hi.ckney,'in the County of Middlesex in the. Parish of Hitchin, in the County of Herttbrd ,; in the Parish of Appleton, in the County of Berks ; ttt Swallowfield, neat the Road from Rea.iing io BLisingstolce, in the said County of Berks; and in the City of Cos , entry. And alSo orie , :S - hgre in the New River Company, and ,five 'fontirid Deben. tures of tool. each, I r / -11, / ~,.., 4 , 1,V1>',. ~ . . 4;‘`• - if.: f , - :....gy- .. ,:, - - , ti i i , - .;• :,. . \ f , ;. - - -- .71:: - '1.., ,ick\ ~ --- ::z_I'll '--t , -, ',; ‘• = :•. -- . 7 :"L - 7.7, e-4,1 ,-- . , ..,4,-. •,.. ~.... 7 '--- v --./ \ kilt ,- . \V' v • • • N i ••• • _I V.::/7 - '44 /\ • \ .