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I ; , ~ --~► G%'Fl~: ~f , , l ; r,, "740 \ ~ • ~r . . •. it - TUESDAY, Nu 12, PRICE SITPENTra tr - 11 . 1- s pitit 4 5 7 71 TO BE SOLD, • 'pursuant to a Decree of the. High Court of Chancery, bear s • tag date the 24th day of Noircinber, tSo6, made in a Cause wherein HARRIET HA It D.l NIG and AM E 1.j.1 A II A I< ING are Plaintas, and the ReYll-nd ( • K ENW A 12.1) SHAW BROOKE and Others-are Defendants, with the approbation of Samuel .CoMptory Cox, Esq. one of the .11.1amrs of the said Court, in 44 sleparate and distinct Lots, at the Three Cups Inn, in the I'own of Colchester, in the County of Essex, on the 19th, loth, and 21st days of May,. iSo^, between the Hours of Eleven -and Four &Clock or ' • . e-tat of the said days, • .- A - VALUABLE ESTATE, • situate in - the Pa rishes of Great and Little Clacton,- and Little Hol land, in the said County of Essex, consisting of about Eight hundred and seventy-thtee Acres of Deniesne Land, divided: ' int o Elieible Farms.- with proper Barns, "St.oling,-and.Out buildings, and the Impropri.de .or Great Tyttles of ithtnlt ' 6 700 Acres of Laud ; also two Farms at Kirkby and balm t)syth, near Great and Little Qlaetott aforesaid, consisting of about 227 Acre ' s of Land, .the whole being capable of Ern 'Proveinent, and the Land Tax redeemed. Since the Particulars of the said Estate were printeii, '(and. some of which have been delivered), it hath been foUnd neces tat), to transpose some of the Lots, and to make other Lick:- rations therein, and. the Particulars - h ave been amended ac_ cordingly: Amended Particulars maybe had gratis. at the said Master's eharnhecs, in Southampton - buildi n g s, „ ch ancer y la Lon , • s:11 ; of Messrs. Stiong, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's-Inn (where a Plan of the said Estates rtiay be seen); of Messrs. Smith liekewich, and' Hosit ins, Lincoln's.lnn ; of Mr. ' George Wade, of Dunrnow, in the County of Essex, the Re ceiver of the Estates; of . Mr..Maberl.ey, Attoroy, at Cl_ chester, and at the place of Sa;e.. Mr. Stinson, tllo priuci- Pal 'tenant, will slim the' Estate. Fashionable GLOSSY • BOOTS and SI-10 ES.' W- - BAYLEY begs leave to. recommend the Use • of his PATEN')' BLACKING which r more than Thirty Years past have been found superior to "IY. thing of the kinti , offered to public notice. • The Blacking made from Cakes, with Water only, tvrll keep the Leather soft, pliant, and mellow,, to the very last; 'and give it the most beautiful black Gloss, not 'of the j a Part hue, which is produced by using vinegar instead -of . vater, or Vitriol mixed with Water ; but- it should be ob. :Frved, that the corrosive quality of either is extremely inju 4°"' to the Leather. z _ v There being rn - any counterfeit Cakes, sold by.unprincipled • i h rsons, nearly resembling the true Ones 'in Airpearance, e Ntentee beg,.; to observe, that they may lac discovered by I.c Name on the Label benig difD.rently spelt, or the word 14 s) or (as form-r 1) ') inserted before flit word prepared. Tlie ` n uine Cakes have engraved labels pasted on them with t• be Words,: " By the King's Patent, Cakes for Shifting ..iyiquld-Bl ac ki ng , , prepared by W. Bayley, the Patentee, p r t!!dso,l4 by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London." i n Sixpence each, which will make a full Pint of Black .o. Larg e Allowance nude.to hose who buy them for -' ° . 9 " 3 " 0 . 11 -or to sell again, with a I:beral Discount to such 7.iTke Quantiti;:s for iteac - G Money. a N. B. - The Bills of Directions are signed as below, which PPears on the Outside of each Cake. • W. BAYLEY. at ~~:~ ~~ t i - n-i ga ve or r at te; TS..E-REWN".E -E.VENING, May 1,(2 ; iBy7 : will -ba . pf.it . igincti l • - .ADELGIIVA; • . Or, 7l'llt_ t Fg7titTS 01 1 : VS - f NGLE "ERROR. The•harviders by. -* Ski),t)()N,S, Mr. EILISTON, _.._ Itlr.. A COOKE, gr. CRIES, , - I"lcs., pm , / E LI., 'NII3: 11. SI DDONS; Mis — ll DSAV ELL, - - • • • i'rli.is-BOyCE. •• - ! - ' ;. The"l 4 rologue to ,be SprA4n, by, Mr. BA itT I, EY,' ,- . , , Alia. the Epilogue by Mr EL LIS'IO N.. . WS T}{_ , ' . ' • DEVIL TO PAY:. ,, • iNfr";-.1)1G;NII-nt • i Butler, Mr. COOK E. • . M., - ..BAkN i N I S ; . • , L'Overuie,. - IClre! A ; Lettice, - 'IILYSW ELL ; •• s G ARM R Miss , .MILLON.O N Bry.,;.es 6s. Secolvi Price 35.-- . -PIC3s. 6a. Second Price 25. c; r4terd r is. •Ser..t.:::rt Price is. , - . --Upper GAilery- its. se cond Price No Money to be.returned. - _ Pl:lL:es : for the boxes to be take:a at the-Box-office,. in Litt Russel-street. The !Yours to be twened at Itilf-past Five, and begin at Half -past Six. Tp-nlorrovv, The.Tra'vellets with Tbe Weathercock.' THEATRE ROYAL,' GOV ENT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, Maw 13, ISO 7, •will be perfotmed n PETER •THE -GREAT ; Or, WOODEN WALLS. .• -Tite principal Charaaers by Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mi. BELLAMY; Mr. PO - PE, Mr. NIUNDEN, . Mr. WADDY, Mr. SIMMONS. , ~• /11r. MURRAY, Mr. INCLEDON, Mrs. C. KEMBLE, • Miss BOLTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT. NviTn • HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE • Or, THE GOLDEN -„ -.• Principal. Clpraders, . • • Mother Goose; Mi.. SI M il , lO NS ; • . Colin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mt. 40,-, LOGNA, jun. ; Avalo, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle, afterwarwistnown, Mr. G.RINIALDI "- • Oddlish; Mr. MENAGE • -Cabin-Boy (with a Soni..,), Master SM'ALLE,Y. Boxc§ es. Second Pilc.63s - :—Pii3s. Second Price Its.— Callery zs. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery ts.' Second Price 6d.--No Money to ne•returned. Nimes kr the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart. Street.. The Doors to' be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at - - • • LiTON ANNIVERSARY will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Saturday the .3d inst.—TiLkets, lialf-a-koineac4ch, to be had at the llar of the. Tavern ; and thoSCCentiemen who intend to Dine at. the Anniversary are requested by the President and Stevvards to .Z.nei for their Tickets on or before I riday.the azd, that Dia ller may !;e provided accordingly. THE SHORT PAR LIA:MENT HE Public are respeafolly informed, that a few Copies remain unsoldof the BIOGRAP IN% bt. X to this-REMARKABLE PARLIAMENT; and the 'Work fait' be had otiall respectable Booksellers, price Hall, A-C;uinealin bosrds,. or Eleven Shillings in red. Besides , Biographical Notices of the Members of the Short artiatheici, this Work contains correct information relative ta the Elective Franchise, number anal nescription of:Voters, prepood s ratin g Influence, .Returning Ste. &c. of every place which returns Members to Parliament. RREGNANCYJr A NY., LADY in this Situation, under peculiar circumwances, may precure a confidential Friend, and Aec ur e her Honour and Ilappiness, by addressing a better; Post paid, - to Mrs. Gritnston, No. IS, Broad-sq....ct, Golden_ Square, when a private interview with the Advertiser will ; fie appointed. GtNER ELECT4fOIV.` MR. WitiVEkFokCE's ELECTI*OII: EVERAL FRI - ENDS of Mr.WILBRFORCE, who are attached to hint for his lone, arduous, arid•sue• icessful exertions in that great Cause, the ABOLITION of 'the SLAVE, TI . .mE, take the liberty; e hout his knew ;ledge; •to request the Gentlemen of the same sentiment, resident in or near , London, 'will meet them at the New - Wondon Tavern, in Cheapside, on Wednesday next, the 13th it at, Half-past One o' C lock, to consier,. - 4,t1N,J2e0 means ,of "supporting him in the ei . pensi . V•SConte'st in which he. is: likeiv_to be engaged as a Candidate for the Representation Yr:4Aire.•=—The Chair to bo*takerLatThivolafClock pi • cisely. HUNTINGDONSHIRE ELECTI')N. MHE FRIENDS -of Lord HINCHINRROOK It and kVAI. FELLOWS, Esq. are respeettull y formed, that the Committee for ccmidueling (in London) thcir Election, sit daily, , at. the 'G nn Cone-holi6e, where Carriap are provided ior the lettor::, and where any Communications voil Ibe thankftillrr4:eiveg. •.- The EleCtion. wil connuence -On Wednesday, the t3th instant. THE - EMENDS of Sir - CIIRTSTOPLIE - 11 , BAYN ES are most particularly regnestcd to me-t at the Freemasons' Taveth, C;redt•Queern.strect, •on Friday next, the isth instant, .at tone o'Cioci: precisely, to der of the must effeCtual means of securing that Gentleman's Eleetioh; ' , — Condon, May ir, a 67. ELIGIBLE MARINE RESI DENCE, GARDENS, AND • LAND, PORTCH rST ER, HANTS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS At Garraway's, on - Tuesday the a6th of May, at T‘velyet ' • VERY COPYlibLa ESTATE, late the Residence of . Gen,4llll Porter ; comprising a -very qes4able .Faini r ly-House, containing numerous Apartments, handsomely finished, 'appropriate for a Fatnily-of-respetabi_ lity, with excellent attached and detaeheibUtlices ()feydi desciiption, .Gardens, Pleaspre,G rounds, Meadow-land, and Cottage. The Premises•in compleie Re•Oir, are very' plea santly and healthily situated near' Portchester, contiguous to the great Western' Road, in a respectable Aieiglibourlfoxi, of easy access to the Sea, where 'there is goud - Bathing, and in a country abounding with Field Sports, presenting•an adMira ble situation fora Yavat or Mi irary Olficer, being. with in tout miles:of Portsmouth by water,l by land, 4 regret Southamp ton, and 72 from London. • 4 'May be viewed by applying .to' Mr. Allan Mackenzie, Portchester Barracks,.of whom Particulars nyty, he pad.; of Mr. Vicat, Mr. lohnßeay, High-street, aild at the Fountain, Portsmouth ; White Hart, Guildford ; Sun, KingAm ; at Carraway's ;• and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden. square, London. --••• ELEGANT FREEHOLD RESIDENCE,'GREEN : • PARK., ST. fAM ES's. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By, Mr. .ROBINS, At Garraway'S Cotlee-house, on Tuesday, the 26th of May. at Twelve o' C lock, ASPACIOUS elegant FitEEEIOLD MANSION, the Property and tate .Residence of a Nonlenvin, situate in St. James's-place ; comprising on the Ground Floor a handsome- Entrance-hall, Anti-room, noble Dining room with bowed front to the Park, a cheerful Morning-toom, Dressing-room, &c.;. : on the principal Story is a gapital • Draming,roorn. with bowed front to the Park, Libriry, roomy Bed-Ch a mbers. with lied- chamlnrs-And rooms over,- with, Servants' Rooms, &c. ; on the Basement, Servants'-hall and Dressing-room, Butler's Butler's and House keivper's Rooms, Lan....1, Vaults; and convdiient Cellarage. The Premises are must 'enviably situated, overlooking the Green Park, and are capable of bt:ing coimerted into one of the first Re‘idence, in 'Town. May be viewed. by Tickets ; particulars on the Premises ; at Garra..vay's ; and of Mr, Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square,.of whotn Tickets for viewing May be had. •TO BE' SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's entree-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on Tuesday, May aG, at TWelve o'Clock, in 'One Lot, • MHE OEPEDENE,- a truly desirable ESTATE , part Freehold and part Copyhold; Land-Ta 'redeemed ; forming a beautiful eminence, and commanding ri c ht a nd eX tensive views of the country, situate near the "Town of Dock ing, in the County of Surrey. - A Capital and Modem brick-built MANSION', planned and finished under the superintendance of his G race the late Duke of Norfolk; with attached and detached ' o l•lices of every description ;• lately altered 'at considerable expence, arid in com p lete repair; ekcellent Gardens,• Hot-houses, &c. Grottoes, Caves . ' and 'rural Summer Retirements; beauti fully diversified Pleasure-grounds, most tastefully laid out, - with Walks, Terrace, &c. and Ornamented with luxurious Forest Trees and Shrubs, sundry I nclosures of rich Meadow, - Pasture, Arable i 'and Wood Lund. A FARM HOUSE and Out-buildings, situate at an agree able distance from the Mansion ; and 111 extensive Common riglit.on the Holrnwood, consisting of izoo Acres, proposed to be inclosed. The whole Estate comprises upwards of too • Acres, _the property. and residence of Sir Charles Merrick Butiell, Bart.—This very beautiful. Estate forms a in',st de sirable property for a Nobleman or Gentleman fond of field sports, surrounded by .a neighbourhood of the:first re.ipL:Cla bility, and within a short distance of the principal Towns in ,t 3 _from Brighton.--To the County, 23 mile.sfrom london i . b.: viewed by Tickers only. • • -• • • particulars at the King's Head, Epsom ; Red Lion, Dork ing; King's Arms,- Horsham; Old Ship, Brighton; Star, Lewes ; nite Hart, Godstone, ; King's A rnis, Croydon ;.S un, Kingston ; at 'GairiAWay's ; and of Mr. Robins, VVarwitik- - stret,Golden-squdre ; where a Plan of 'the Estate may be Seen, and Tickets for viewing may be na,a, -RHEUMATIC GOUT and RHEUMATISM. B"RIDGE's SPECIFIC, which is acknowledged to be an infallible Remedy thr those Disoideis, is nt.iw on Sale at the Proprietors' 'Warehouse, York-street, Covent- Gatden where very numerous and resped.table-Testiinonials may be seen, which will at o ce evince its-excellence, - even to the most doubtful mind. The establisho Efficacy of this invaluable Medicine needs no eulogium,. nor would it be ad- vertised but that the Proprietors feel it incumbent on them to make known an elk-dual. Cure to..the afflicted part of mankind, Out the blessing may be universally diffused. HEALTU AND LONGE I 4ITY. DR. IANIES's ANAL.k.PTIC AND ANTum.tous PILLS. THE Celebrity. 'of the Analeptic Pills, as. a ge -1 [merit Kreservative of Health; is become universal, from their,Efficacy in . those Complaints Which continually dis turb the Hntnan, Frame ; such as Colds, Rimenmatisms, Head-achs, ,Indigesrions, and other Diseases of the StchnaCh and Bowels ; which arise trent the Vicissitudes of our Cli mate, or from I ndulgencein the Luxuries of Lite; and, these salutary EfleCts.are produced by gently opening the Pores by Night, and the 'Body by Day, without requiring any parti cular Regimen or Confinement. 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H . CREIP, Secretary_ • - • This Day was published, In One Vol. tzrno embellished with Two Engravings, price 4s• 6d. bound, the Second Edition of 4ATELINTAL INSTRVeeitIONS ; or Family Conversations on' Moral and Entertaining Subjects, interspersed with History,. Biography, and Origival Su_nus, designml for the perusal of Youth. fay ELIZABETH HELME.. Author of " lusirudive Ranzhie< ir\Loudon," " History of England," Stc.. Printed for Longman, - Huist, Rees, and Orme, Pate%mos ier-row. " The name of this Author has sever.il tintes a meared n our pages, arid always, we believe, ci.:oinpanieit with•com." .mendationsof her ddi . 4ence, ingenuity ' arid good( principles. I !'here is sothething in ..the ['but of the present little Wort particularly pleasing. Mrs: I [cline has evidently examined many historical and other works to find inatizials for her pur pose, and appears to have ti)Zill with judgment. It rs with great pleasure• that we re,:otnrnenci a Work, the de. sign of which is so sensible, :incline execution so satisf2C4 tory."-- Brit. grit. April, aa3. This Day was wihhihTcl, Handsomely printedin Two \f"-ittinza; Quarto, and illustrated • with. Engravings. p-ric: 4 4 •• in boards, 1%, t/ 1" EMOIRS of Jai-1 I\l LORD DE JOINVILLE 4 ...N. J. Grand S-eneschai of Chainpgrae, wntren containing HI STORS,ut i'AR.T of tht LI FF 0t.1.9,U1S IX. King of France, a rrilin,t• at. • LottisT - inctuding arrft. of that King's Lxpedition Eg; ,it in the year 12.48. which are ..added, the Notes and •.Dissertations or M. Du Cange'on the above; together with tne Dissertations of M. Fe Baron De .La Hattie nq. the Cite of St.. Louis, M. vesrpte . Dc La Ravaliere anti M. Falcon2ct, on the Assassins of-Syria; . from the " Memoirs de L'Acad4mie - de Belles _LstueLttitiscriptii. , .:l; tie France.'' • Whicl:77 By THOMAS WI-INES, -Esq. M.P. Printed at the Ha:n(l I'res7 for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Urine, Paternoster-row ; and J. White, Fleet-street. 01 whom may lately published,. , ii;;;CCOIld Eclitiuti.uf Sir Jelin Froissart'irChronieles of England, France, Spain, and the adjoining Countries, from the latter Part of the Reign of Edward the Coronation of Henry IV. New ly translated from the French Editions, with Variations and Additions from many celebrated 9r5S. BY TMinis johnes, To which is piefiged, a Life of the Atithor, an Essay on his WorkS, a Criticism on his• History, and a Dissertation on his Poetry. . Illustrated with's() Plates, in Twelie Volumes, °thy°, price 71. 4s. in boards. , '%'a -Subscribers 4re'requested to complete their Sets im- TARV,S DORSAL'S; or, the Consumption in cidctit to Young Persons of Salacious Dispottions,- is so iitt;e t; eAtA Of by , the ancient Practitioners of :,tl~di~irie, as 'well as throu;ii the ~iciicaey of modern Physicians, tha• • an ad:quate. Siiic of it cannot be col lz.7.ted liartl their writings, Lt. is ir...iessary, then to say, that the first symptoms of the Tithes Porsai:s dis..:eined by involuntary vratiAani; ['ANIS as _as often in the head formica veil' or the spine ; aching liat us ; aihi weakness of si Ott ; detect of memory, by an extreme jeetion t'f th e taeulties ; and contingent to these are gutta-serena ; meai.;se s ; emaciaim nidy ; irregular asthimatie sensa- - tioilA ; ‘ , 1114::;, - preceding a syndrome of hectical complaints, ttlri v close the fatal (':atastrophe.. The etfi.:ac) of ore Ct) 1. B.A LM of GILEA I) is, daily demonstrated,: in tradicating t.li.! wcrst, and most dangerous syinpio, lis of tit•r. vous Disinders ; and n nlin*has ten.teil so much to estahrish toff fain,- of etas Meiticine, as it s certain. su ccess i n tir . i . e 0411 1 , 1 1 11e:3, Wilit:// strike their roots so . dcep in fire lion,. and :tie soiatal to tilf. ppitios of Mankind - The c or . liA B a l m o f Gilead is earnestly ree.un.nentied to all PersonS labouringipider those cruel maladies, which bwak out in a variety of symptoms, and for whi c h t h is sa l u b r i ous Cordial is a safe and certain remedy, comforting the stoach aril bowels, bracing the solids, and giving tone t o the m whole nervous system. As Or. Solomon's practice is now - become so great and ex tensive, arm his constant engagemet;,:s require a.cons deranle portion of his time and attendance, he ex peas, when Con sulted, the usual compliment of a Guinea; but all cases, or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with ku order for medicine and remittance, to be answered at 'his leisure, arc required to inclose only ilall-a-Guinea. Such letter.; should, for safety, he tints directed —" Money-letter, Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool : paid dutiblc post: age." Letters may. be ordered to he addressed for X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-olfice, till called for. A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price Hal f p-Guinea each; there are also bottles, price 335. containing equal to 'four bottles at tos. 6d. by which the pati:ot saves gs. including also the duty; the Stamp of which bears the Proprietor's Naine.and Address, ".Samiel Solomon, Liver pool," to imitate which is felony. N. B. It is necessary to (observe, that the Posiage of all Letters - whatever must he paid. 'the Cordial 13alm of Anti-Impetigines, and Ab stregentletion, and ''G nide to 1 - le.dth,'• are • ' SOtcl by Mrs. Alathews, -.No. 18, Strand, ?_, (4 0,, n; m r. Smirn, Perfumer, N. 38, and Air. Raeburn, North Ist:oTc; Mr Baxter .md Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr Davidson :n•ci Unshand, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, (;lasgo,Y ; W. Cameron, Greenock ;G. Browning, Paisley ;i Craw:. ford,' KilinartioA •' V. , Young, Irvine; t'ors)tll, and P. wfiat ! slde, Ayr . ; N'O. Crawfoid, ; Carson, Net , Do tglas ; 'l'. Mthlilion; Kirketid:fright ; 'r: NPered!f!•,.l'.. autyi j.•Blytia, Leven; I. 'Dempster, Copar; Al/an, Di.m. dee; I'. Cntigie, Montrose ; I. 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By WILLIAM LAWRENCE; - • • Fd4tOw of the Royal .College of Surgeons in Lood and monstrator of Anatomy at St. Ilarthnlorhekv's P;inied for I.onginan, Hurst, Rees, — and Oruie, Pater noster• .