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4L ' ' ~_--~-~ C t pre' aiact bou'l 3 t „jr:f.4 NUMBER 3957.] TOTHP.ATR P.M/VA L, DRURY-LANE • -IVIORROW EVENING, May. 2 3 , . 180 5 , will be pertb rme d THE WONDER. *Don Lopez; Mr. CHERRY; Dot; Felix, Mr. ELLIS'CON ; Frederick, Mr. HOLL AND ; Colohell3 toil, 11A It it MO RE ; Dona LibuVircio, Mr. BANNISTER • olioit M O rs. 10 RUA N. Flora,, Nils:. P PE. _ _ wrot THE SOLDIEIk's RETURN ; C r , WHAT CAN LEAUTY DO ? The Principal Charaders by hlr. powF.LI., Mr. flAlk r t. EY, tir. DE CFI ANIP. Mr. 10NIFLONE, Urs. SPARKS, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss DV. CANIP, Mrs..BLAND. A Diller ineliteilal to the Plece, composed by Mr. Byrne: • b P fOr the Loxes to be .taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the ' )( o .. Hice i in Intl.: Russell -street. 71: 1 1, 6 '. . Pit 's. 6d. Gallery 2s. tippet' Gallery ! . s • , , e oori to b'e opened at half past 1. tve, ... . 6 "lasst Silt. and begot at . ..... . T /4„ ,ASII4Y-DE.I.A.ZOUCH CANAL. ';',' 1 r ; ROPRIE i OR' , - • , 1 this NAVIGATION , - 1 Vr et.;; ( '''ttlad ind recjuired %) pay a further Cd,, of I. 'ilkii t '' I ' 4o r before the .;tiii - ,.Ly of Inly next, to Messrs. or, t ih4!4 Rill, the 'Treasurers, at Burton -upon-Trent ; ' and n 4.4 "q(wint, to Messrs. Wilkes, Dickenson, Goodall. 4.' 414,1tnklts, No. 33 Poultry, London. nY*(•la '2 .' L Et). Pi No . . ouc h , DDOCKE, F or th!, r eb la3s. . c)erk to the Comp. of Proprietors. snelld..t.',-ativenience oi The Proprietors the Treasurer wilt, k r , tile following Places from I;leven o'Clock in tl tionergoiyuil:4l.EQur in the Afternoon, on the under-men . .11(kleiti14.11ead..liinckieY, Monday the Bth July. t u , 4,14 Atherstone, Tuesday the iie. ll 5 l•kail, Bosworth, Wednesday tho toth. e d Lion, Louglihro', Thursday the nth. ~,,,org Inn, Derby, Friday th e. t2ttt . , 'llnee Crowns, Leicester Catutday the tith. . IvTO TIIE FACULTY. AN TRO, ICY a Y,,ung Man, twenty-RPM ANT t )ears o , „ , 1 4ge, Situation as VISITING ASSISI:- cotiuno,tipr-toik.Kourgtti Apothecary in the Country (the ent WOLIN be prelcrred). lie is full y . con) yztent tittlyr th e e an 0 reinch of the Profession, having studied i 1 ‘ , 4 1 ,, g %!irst Ma , ters in London, and has also had- the at - r liv ':cl (s ' at ' en d" , g 'an Hospital tor six months, and has ,' hr o ~. W ith a Centletnaipol the first respectability for these 1 "N Pint • i Aild re , , In .untion. piLai i 4, Letter post-paid, to A. B. St , George's I . Antlon.. 1 4. ~,,.. , Iv it . • k ' I'o*. Surgeon Dentist, presents his best inte r , itqspOts teens Frieads and tbe Public. Is happy lb hl. ' pn thenl that is now sufficiently recovered to resurne l't !te rn "!`r .4tigagements, iliS hours of attendance will Alt ' dolt n until Two. Wh o l e 1,1 Fox , sod Mr. Downing will . attend through the O. ,le DaY r as usual. ~.........,..„)4, I.olhbard•street. ----„..........._ . •-,. T HEA';;ItE• OF ANATOMY, . . r . Frit) lllenlieint.Street, Great Matlborough:Strett. tiC'fLiRES, • 'IE SUl\4l4 ER COURSE .01 1, -. ASURCERY, iiic'en ANATONIY, PHYSIOLOGY), an- - , ei ne k in lilt A r nm eilee no, Saturday, Bth. l line; lt TWO 0 loth. %to, 10,1.t00n, and will be continued on Niondey: t he ~ 1 ty Nvrtri uti t,)(,esu_ertt Morning, A 1 .1 4, '''' 'l+ LS hen the at Seven,'Sundays exceptet , ~ eitin.nittri,ical ConvetratiOnes will be held Welt t t ilt Stu,' '11bit....1.1 treated of will he discussed tainlYtiiwarlyta!td tan , tits' views rOrwarded —To these none, but Pupils si7Ntnitir i i • • t.iilotit Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete e - 1 40 tV erY Convenlen will be open at Five o'Clock r 14 _ ~, r ~ , ce, ~s. ci In:cc:1111g, wher.c Air. l i v er ,•iet tne porptise4 of DisseCting all J th e v4r!"ol4ei aitoort•s Wilfred the Ste.tents , arid denionstrate , 1 „ 1 y, 4 ,r4(.14 they4ippeur oil P:s3ettl°l.l' •ilu-ltrative el T Y lon oi , ii ie Li ' 13 i . and its Diseases, is ati., i. .. trelovet'l4l:TniVe 114rliol4a rn s a . , "" 5 ,t ( 4 , 1 ; ' , ilig : Prq4 . r il t h it) a ri v 5 e 1 0 . ,c * a - s - 1 3 6 - 1 1 1 1 4 . 1 air r q uiln . titre, to which Students will h, S chool, by tointibut--Cetdinen inclined to support t.,15)., in N a . si4„ l ii , g preternatural or morbid. parts, § to r t 0 ,„ 6 „ %ors), ,►6t°rY.'ke.' (individually of little value he p i at. taho4:4Yy4ve the pleasure of. seeinr t them Pre'grv44' 'l'lleili rkiNtered with the moues ot the donor 4'l t4tio4449ll.ltetnetikeS usually attending Anatornie%n r v es es u ti ft EpakrPi„tri;:.l,cer,:iut4rittilerawiteletlyby ..i n Antiseptic Process, the . . e ,_, , N efeti to ' l '• •ile year 17b2M; rililieNaCkeoeusnatnotH, ,111:1114141 WSotla...b!).(ttic7: gitl;l%. _, le I<oyal hociety, and read on - , t he i)th thatt itrie I _, 1 his method has, since been so fat imProYe°ol e„:l,l,ten. tti. osielriiir of the has, is preserved, atl"' even li•;ntle- Intri ° Pik inay bo accummitated in the House. --. . 1 . 1 t 13144101 r 1 • 1 1 - 1* • 'desirous • f renewing then* Ana to ic, ..1. iii rte ie, o . tirnt SeKtedgo Itiv be accoMmodated io bi 4sot • ' ~ , , to piivately. with an Apart \Vitt D. k 1)47 1 1 .1 1 ) , 1. , 1 S ., L: 0 FIOS I ER? of Extra Firts Qualities, ~.-.0. tx,...-''''''"ONSI:•WAISTcoA•rs, DRAWERS, &ea.., - p H - 6 -44111 , the Third Door West from Arundel.str , .t• t 4 AS CAN E , 1, t „ . cA R TER and CANE, lir, 7446, sun aud l)raper .Pantaloon. , Nr ork; ei Ti 's Nlajesty the Ithillienerle°42lWralars:lyth'e Pl7lkes °I:. patt:o tecurnin't 'qsi 'arlnCe Kent 'Cumberland, Sussex, Cambridge, Ste, nd toVent le nen a new and improved sort of V,.,ll,buuhle wave and Dietlible- milled Worsted and Cotton 1;41112‘'..r, Riding Breeches and Pantaloons,.o all suitable and e illtatil ;Ira's ' la''til. l e: l it: a: u e l I teLtt:, 1 :1 11 0 i r i not l e ' s : S d t a r il i i x w t ' l i l t r l e i s a i: i they 11 t ,1 dar rese mble cIII °Cr satst64 rrna be I e Buft•sC men and White, for Regimen . Ntib(plii4;nsitornis • also very f ine ) thin kinds'ol same for oilk ~--.4,.31e3 on'tl less D . Breeches : I.ikewise a variety o _ kick ..,ali Colours, andßlack dyed lotral o anti , 1 . 4111 0 . (to not wear rusty or grean dm PantalOotts worked t(34l;lte to shape, with Eeet, to' appear as Breeches • an u d t worked etttertil"g,3l 4re lAtlch used and approved. All the in? I NIf e( ' patter o icit Fancy ‘Vaiatcoats, and . ... ,cti ni r c lo c u s, s w h i n ti e l . 1 te hi,t__._ 0 )4,, r .-Tnii tor ress. , to Patent Net Li n the Ailt4tillii 1 " a INW principle- to prevent pressure ° 1 I`ll"areTi,' l'i_very kdof liliters, particularly black and 'Kt licit ae mng, to draw on without bUttons, ,i,4l.lll(4alpitnSilk. ki,p, colditic theancle. linsiery of every deseription, es , abr i . ti ,Y„ tile Sliest Silk and Cotton and a nett' and approved to lit close,, tree from rooglniess are remarkably soft, ax or. 1411.(1t.1 re,4•Pcol preferable to..Cottorit for Morning use, or ,144,,,ivi1l die Country. Elastic Calieo and Lambe- I ‘l4,tie,n .alpts and braWers ()revery size, tor Ladies,. '"(llreti,le4ei,,,lltlll'elS-11:a. itlli,lvlni,otosrhatlilliic'thhey various substances of 4/14 b eale . " cl ie l going abreact completely furnished. i ,Merchants tillnplitid oil advantageous. terms' LlEk 1.t11S1)INI is haPPY I() n 3 0II d (4 tir t Repntation of his DENT! FRI cE; nCe r .edit'ines, has ephtinued tal increase v rpestAlocdc. titiNittit! Eh Aliitoi in the year tea , , at which ilia first qtnit'ut,!l ihvaluable C.:impo644)n, uncier the A l- k it Mr "he first 411(t 01a th • whole of that perin"liice Nam.. Ugild b; en altered in br in o r der er , w ut.it nevr ..,.htised er tnlisit'i.u..blit,l7.4lisalit)%4l)l.(2tvir'Pttirlilrill'lsc:istittit°°ll(3l4lrslnljajell:t;'Sbteall an i°mP: ii4ultitre;l4, the St amps, his Name inaitted eaFtt is- Felony. evttinby. le N. —A, sever,' person, vend it?tt . le s mule to ii4e th:: Tinclur , but at an interior Price, t itif y t, 4 1-r se ohsttv- 1 .c" line Tindure aild Den . , IltritePlinGi he 4oILI tilisdier"lttitch` `'4rll)w). viz. A 113 x nt. fn. A Tin ' elute, 6i. A 1391t1e, tito.4,l,ylit,t-i,,,,779 A 1 l fn. ot .stypit f .' , g5...6t.i. A LotloiubleAlidotittti: C ~ i tt N 4,• '• ditto chtto 'l' mature, 10$. • 41"‘e. IQ% (41 ' ' •lititlkt • • • the Chcvaher s 3t, ''44nY boxes, ` that hol 4 each. 40, prT E LÀ WE DNE SDA Y, MAY 22, 1805. BEDFORDSHIRE. A T a MEETING of the Nobility, Gentry, t LA. Clergy, and F reeliolders or the County of Bedford,.ctio veiled by the High Sheriff; in compliance with a Requisition, for the purpose of taking into consideratign the gross Violation of the Law and the &gram Abu ses in the Management aud Ex peudituo: of the Public Moneligihieh have been lately detea:. ed by the 'Commissioners of : . '"'ti,lnquiry ; and also to con sider of the propriety of addratag His Majesty to remove Lord Viscount Melville front His Royal Presence and Coon cilia tar ever ; held at the Shire Hall, in the Town of Bed ford, on Monday, eoth ay of May, Ole; : THEE l) PEARo E, Under- Sheriff; in the Chair, JOHN. POLHILL. Esq. the High Sheriff, having been prevented at tending be severe indisposition: The fiatiowing Reselutiuns were severally put, and unani-• ntously carfkid. . . Resolved—That from the Votes of the House of Commons this Meeting has learne,d with astonishment and indignation that large Sums of the Puhiic Money hive been at various times, within the lest sixteen Yearsi diverted from the Ser- vices tnr which ritty Were vptoi, and applied to purposes Of private Ernolurnem, ut (Urea breach wan Ad of Parliament. R eso hr e do.orh, tt Lord Viscount Melville, to whom, as Treasurer" of the Navy, dering the said period, those Sums were issued, win anti corruptly, broke his Trust, and connived at their being so applied. Resolved—That on the Motienot Samuel= Whitbread,Esq. grounded upon the 'ninth Report of the Commissioners of ..Never Inquiry, the House of Commons resolved that Lord Melville !tad been guilty of a gross Violation of Law, and a flagrant Breach Of Duty. Itesolvcii—'rhat the grateful Thanks of this Meeting are due to that House, for the just Censure they passed by their Said Resolution on an as so nefarious and criminal. Resolved—That a Petition be. prepared and presented to that lion. liaise, Hptoring them to inquird strialy and partially into all other Abuses which may be found to have prevailed in the Expenditure of the Public Money ; and to Jolliet exemplary Punishment on all such who may be found guilty of, or in any wise aiding, abetting, or conniving at therni in order that the People of this Country may bo fully avenged, and etnetually •21CCUr"i hereafter against Similar Depredations. Resolved —Thar the Hon. St. Andrew St. John, and John Osborn, Esq. Representatives in: Parliament fur this Coun tye be requested to support such tvleesures as may be brought before the I louse at Commons grounded w or t he preceding Resolution. Resolved—That an humble Address be presented to His Majesty, to Thank His Majesty for having dismissed Lord Viscount Melville frern his Presence and Councils, and to beseech His Majesty to listen to no advice which at any time hereafter may be offered to , him to restore Lord- Melville to his Royal Favour and Confidence. Resolved—That:the particular Thanks of this Meeting be given to Samuel %VlA:bread, Esq. for the Virtue, Courage, and Spirit, and for the Temper, udgrnent, and Moderation by which he has distingnished himself in concluding to its due ends the great National Cause which he has undertaken ; that lie be entreated, in the name of the County, which feels a Pride and Honour in its connexion with him, to contintie the exercise of that patriotic Zeal end those great Abilities which he has already dispiaoed in obtaining redress for the Grievances of his Country, and iu vindicating the Honour of its Public Councils. • _ _ Itesolved - Inat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Commissioners of Naval lnepiiry, fur the Fidelity and Fortitude with viltich they have discharged the difficult btt ties entrusted to them. Resolved—:That the Thanks of this Meeting be given t 6 Earl St, Vincent, for hav;nt suggested and urged those In.. totiries into the Abuses of the Navy, the Deteetion, Punish ment, and Prevention et which are so essential to its Strength and Preservation. An Address to His Majesty, and a Petition to the House of C o mmons, in pursuance of the foregoing Resolutions, having been severally read, were unanimously approved. .lesolved Unanimously—That the Address to His Majesty be signed by the Under-Sheriff; in the Name of thli Meeting; and that the High Sheritfand Members of the County be ye quested to present the saute to His Majesty 'at the first Levee. That the said Petition be signed by the Freeholders; and that the Members of the County be tequefed to present the same to the House of Corttinais. • 14solvrd Unanimously Th.it the Proceedings of this Sleeting be si j eti oy the Under-Sterill; in the Name of the Meeting, and inserted in the Northampton and Cambridge Papers, and two of the London Yams. THEE!) PEARSE, • Under-S het That the Thanks of this Meeting he given •to Itib High She'll!' for his readiness in Convening tne same ; sinci to the Under-Sharitilor his impartial Conduct in the C:,air. ACERHI's TRAVELS. This Day WAS pLls . liSned, In Two Volumes, QUarto, 31. 3s. boards, with a fine Head of the Author, ensray.i.l by Tomkins, a large Map, arid ittcen elegant EllgrAvings, illustrative of the Manners, Customs, and Na►ural. History of t h e Countries described, MRAVELS thriitigh SWEDEN, FINLAND, aari LAPLAND, to the NORTH CAPE, in the Years 1798 and 1799. By JOSEPH, ACERIII. Sistimus hic tandem, minis übi defuit . orhis. Printedfoi I.Mzwuun,Voultry,1 .Mzwuun,Voultry, Successor to, Mr. Dilly. . , *** A few topics are printed upon superfine Wove Papas . , ket•pressed, and Proof impressions of the Plates, prirx 51. s s. in boards. -This Day was published, price as. 6d. The Second Edition of A N INQUIRY into the CAUSES of. POPU. LAR DISCON'rENTS in IRELAND. By an HUSH COUNIRY GENTLEMAN. Printed fi,r I. Wallis, in Paternoster-row; and Budd, in Pail-Mall; and sold by Fitzpatrick, Capel-street, Dub lin. This Wad:is the produition of :very enlightened mind, and contains many passages highly worthy the attention of public men?"--Vide Monthly Review, WI. 1804: This Day was published, " In one large Votunic Duodecimo, ss. 6t. in laoirds, A.. GENERAL DICTIONARY of CHEMIS. TRY, contalning'the leading Principles of the Science; in regard to Va4ts, Experiments, .and Nomenclature, rot the UseutStudents: By WILLIAM NISBET, M. D. Fellow of the Royal Collage of Edbiburgh, Member of the di li:rent Medical Societies, Sze. London v Printed for S. Ilighley, No. 24, Fleet-street. Where may be had, try the same Author, A Medical Guide tiir the Invalid, to the Principal Water in. Places of Great Britain; cOntainiag a View of the Me dicinal Haas of Mineral Wiener, Price ss. 6d. boards. lust Published, price 2s. 6d. (Dedicated, by permission, _ to-His I.lajesty,) T HE VENETIAN OUTLAW, a Drama; adapted to the English Stage, fly R. W. s - ro N t Of the Theatre Royal, Druo---t.ine. Lontton; 10r C. acid K. Batawin, New Bridge street. •#y The Public ave resPeAfully cautioned to he particu lar is their orders for this Play, as another Translation appeared which falsely purports to be .the one performed at Drury-Lane Theatre. KI V UA RON STAG E. Lately 11:33 'pithlistlW !printed unitiirmly with Debrett's Pcoragej, in Two Volumes, containing about One Thou. sand Pay , es, with near Five Unwired Arms, correalv ea. graved, is, boards rrHE, NEW AIkO I NETAGE of ENGLAND ; 1, containing as well a Concise Genealogical History, as an Account of the present State and Alliances otthc Entinin liarooctli and Baronet 6 of Great Britain, tram the tnstiturian of the Orler, in t6ll, to'the Union with Ireland. At ttl 4 ! close of the Year titoo with a List of the Dareillets d cir.nc. Pr inted for, W illi niter, 411orztarle.stust and .Ed Inund 1.114 (141;1, NA VY OFFICE, ittly 20, ISOS. 701:IN STOCK, bite of littall; lead in the 1 4 L 4:0„„,, t ,„ Middlesex, awing given to, the,lfresids, , , Treasurer-art! (..o;.'rerneri Hospital, Lvdal. S/Pti of Mossy for the Maintenance and Education' of' Four R.sys, to be brought ' up in the Schools ito that Isrospital, for the purposes sun. hi: pow, i wa ;whereof are to he Sons of Lisa tenant* la the Naly, soder the following deJtriptien,vix.. . To be between the -Age 0 , &lion ad f - re n years, 114 Sons of , Lieutenants who have been billed 6y. the Public Event'', or . f' the Serviee, who bad been at kestfour,Yearj in the - Station, of app ro v. ea good courage, and if post private that start., lobe bout in wed. haven a nd. sespetlable Parents, to be froegront Lameness or Disorder, and theirilfuher a Widow in low Circumstances.... And as there are now Vacancies Jos Two f3cys tr to pre:eyed by the Comptroller, or in his absence by the Surveyor of the (\ratty. having been Alt chosen by a fall Board of the iron. Comm:ssionsrs of Hit Majesty's Navy, or at frost Five of the said Commissioners: They do beeekY give Nuke, that ti , e.s , are ready to reccivo, until Wednesday, the tvir ,yune next, Appiisptions pont the 'Parents or Frier:4oj Boys entstled'under this description to, and desirous of the benefit o/ ibis Bequest, that too: may he ersa , bird prese,t two Proper Objeas for it, agreeable to Mr. Suck's SURGEONS' INSTRUMENTS, and other ARTICLES of FINE CUTLERY, GILT with PURE GOLD. T sToDAR T has' the pleasure of announcing to .1 • the Public, that (with theassistance of his Friend Mr. 'turtle, Chemist, Loag-acre) he has discoveted a P i ; ethod cf Covering Instruments of Steel with, Gold. It is presumed that, independent of Beauty, this may be of eonsMeranie im portance the' ost delicate Instrument being, by its Cio AT OF (Mtn, efredtually DEI , ENDEI7 riot RUST, to all Cli mates, and Under every possible circumstance. Lancets, ditto, for Ilaccinelnactilation, with a Variety of other Stirgical Instruniants and Articles or Neat Cutlery, finished as above, and sold at the Kinufaaory; No. 46i, Strand. GRAND SPRING LoTTP.RY NOW DRAWING. T i IE folluwing is the GRAND SPRING LO - TER Y SCHEME. V. 6 ueote.sch. . 4:360oo . 2c, 000 - t 0,003. 5000 - 2060 lOoe , • . 5" !Go - so at, . No. of Prizes. T o tal Value. 4u,ocs peace, isooo le4oo* • suo4 1000 no,o®O . A , 1 4 the 6000 . . 30,060 ,Tickets 4r0,0.0 • Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows : First-draivn, ist Uay,C tU,inlo I' fir st .drawn, 6011)4 k: zo,oao Di!to . 2d Day 1000 Ditto . 7th Day aOOO Ditto . 3d Day coon ,Ditto - Bth Day 30,000 Ditto - 4th Day sOOO I Ditto . ytti Day too* Ditto - • sth Day loco I 'Ditto - loth Day zoo° Tickets and Shares are sel4ing at ever) . Office. Ticket - - • - ,Cl 9 0 0 •Cg as o j Eighth ,Cz 9 6 - ~,A...r8, o,; s.ixteenth . -1 $ o Half Quarter • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL PERSONS in possession‘ of Incomes, arising from Freehold., Copyhold, or Leasehold estates, Land or Houses, Money in the funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An nuities., Patent Places, Church Livings, or arty other cer tain Income for Life, may be supplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An nuity !mei est for the same. Tile Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their Heirs, may be accommodated on their personal security; and in any instance where the single security of an indivi dual may be deemed insufficient,. the addition of another person to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re move the objealon ; and, in all cases, privilege will be given to the Public to return the Principal at their own option. ; Personal applications will tie received every day till Four o'Clock; and Letters from Correspondents in Town or Country (post -paid) will be iminedistely answered, by ad dressing to the Tire' of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town 41euse, No. 8. Lower folm-ssteet; Goiden,st.tare. HER'TS. • TO RE LETT' with the PI X,T ti R ES, and with or With out k tiRNITURE, for Six Years, Twenty-six Miles from Shoreditch• Church, and Thirty from Hyde Patk Corner, MODERN . BUILT BRICK • MANSION, Sixty Feet SqUare ; containing, on the Easethent Story, Kitchen and domestic thrives, Cellarar,c, ake.—On the First Door, an Eating-room, 3z by e 4. feet, a DraWilig-Tooel s feet by a Breakfast-room, 2.1 4,2°) Gentleman's Book room, 20 feet square, all it* .feet high k Entrance Hall and Stolle StaireaSe,. Water Closets on each Floor, arid Stone Back Staircase.- 7 -"On the. Second floor are *even good Eed reuins.—On the. Attics are eight Sleeping-rooms, arid Stare rooms conveniently fitted. Lawn round the House, with Plantations and Walks; two walled Kitchen Gardens ad. joining; detached Coach.honses, Stables, Laundry, Wash. noose, Brew-house, and all requisite Offices for the Resi dence of a Gentleman's family to these, which are near the House, adjoins .a Bailiff's- hoose,.with complete Premises to the Farm, which Is to he lett with the Mansion, ,and con sists of above Two Himdred Acres •of Pasture and Arable Land, in good condition, surrounding the House, divided by suitable Fences, and inclosed by Park Paling. The whole is now and always has been in hand, and inha bited by the Proprietor. • The Premises are fitted up with every Convenience for Per sons of respeetability, and none other need apply ; are situated in the County of Hertford, between Hodilesdon, Ware, aid Stortfunt, hall a Mile from the Church, near a Village, in which are resident' Gentlemens' Families.; and Butchers, Bakers, and other Trades- People ; Post Chaises 'and Horses, and front which Roes two Carriers' Carts to London twice a Week, and the Post comes and goes every Day. There is good Shooting, and near -tne Fox Hounds . and harriers; and the Roads good in every dircdion. The live and dead Stock and prop of the Faris to be taken hi. A ppraisement, and the Tenant restrained front under letting. For further particulars, apply to Samuel Ramsey, Uphol starer, Bishops Stortford, Herts (if by Letter, post. pai d); or to Mr. BMus, Upholsterer, in Mount-street, Grosvenor square. INTS CASTLE, NEAR . PLYMOUTH,' • TO 1W (rEttEmeTolLy) SOLD 1W AUCTION. By Mr: I'ILKIN lON, At the Globe Tavern, in Plymouth, on Thursday the 4th tges, between the. Hours of Three and Five o'Clock in the fteitoon. (unlesS previously disposed of by Private Contratt, of which due.notive wilt be given), subject to such Conditions as will be then and there produCed, IN ONE LOT, _ . ASingullrly Beautiful and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTAT E, desirably situated on the BankS of St. Ger. man's River, and distant only five miles from Plymouth Dock (up the River) ; comprising lets Castle, Nvith Stable,, Coach-house, . Barn, suitable Offices, two Boat-houses, Garden, upwards of Ten Acres of Plantations and Woods, with sundry Fields of 'Well Arable Meadow and Pasture Land adjoining, containing together upwards of One Hun dred ann Eleven Acres. • . The Castle is a •fiery romantic and substantial Stritelare, seated on an eminence well Sheltered with Woods, and corn, mands delightful Prospedts of a granch of the Sea, Shipping, &c. the surrounding Country most beautitully ornamented_ with Woods and . I' laritatiom, and forms altogether one of the most deSirable Residences in the County at Cornwall. For further information, and to treat for the purchase-lay Private Contraa, apply to Messrs. Macdougal and Hunter,' Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ? London ;. Maim. Evans, Middle— more, and Pierey, Solicitors, Nottingham ; or Mr, Green, Surveyor,, Benton Abbey, near Nottingham ; and printed Partictilars may be had at the principal Inns in Plymouth, any time after the Ist lune nest. FOR lIORSES. THE constant success of REDMAN's ANTI. SPASMODIC ELIXIR, for the Cholie ' Gripes, Fret, or what is commonly called the Strong Giillionv in Horses, during a radios of twenty years, has established its charader as the hest and most approved- Medicins in sJlell complaints. No Gentleman or I.artrier should lan without it . Rattle in his possession in order that it :nay be glven on the first attack, by which t hel pain and inflammation may be al. laved, and mortification prAveritcd. horses, the property or the tol lowing Penons, in the viel. n'ity of t.:anterbury, have been lately recovered by the use of this Medicine, vii.—Mr. Thomas l lint, Brewer, at Canter bury •, Mr. NellTle, Farmer, at Selling; Mr. t ur Salisby, Gentleman, and Mr. Wagers, Farmer, 4t Wititstablc, w ho will gtve their testimonies, it' called upon. It is I , NT:tried by_ 11. Christian,. Cinonist, at Canterbury and sold, in Bottles, Price 6s. each, by F. Newberg all.l sons, No. 45, in St. Paul's C burch4ard, four doot.; trout Tt e i;otricr of Cticapside, London. • ( 4 . . . . . . , ~ '...ffl, 0. A ' ,",, /.. l e l. \I. 4. 5 .... : ar. 4, 40„:: : 47 ~...:..4.,.._,..,„..t I .„.. i , L.) ii) N ~ • „....,,,,,,., 1:-VS, .: ~,i ~.. 'fr--..._'"-= , z. tx • • • fa:- - 'ci '''' 4 ;-N' \-,› :-: - . 1- 4 ~,' .1 , -.; / .. n ' l ' 1. it 'l' i; . " Cpnicg SIXPE NCR* NAVY OFFICE. - - - - ty fir, Mc. - MHt PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and Cu, J., ItAVSIONERS igf HIS AL4yesty , , NWT dig herehig give Notice, that On ifidnerd.ty the 29th inst. at are et:A.-4, they will he reads to treat with szteAPersaits 4l' may it to contran fir sttpthin: the Articles undermenti,44,l", to $e deli. -.era at the Plates agates! the same expressed, vix. AIRING STOVES, LIME, Deptford and Iruoltark BRICKS, SHEATHING BO A R D — , Portssncuth. BLANKETS—De'ptiord and Woolwich, and the Sll;offi ce ,' Semeriet.plare. Arnim 4 . 1 the Airing Storer and Blankets, wlib Forms of tte Tenders fir supplying all the said Articles, icy it seen at tins Witte. - No Tender will be received after Twdve o'Clork ea the Iv of Vreaty. nor any noticed, unless tire Parry, or an .figedt for attends. PICTURLLING-OFFICE, Mar 8; tSas. 'THE . COMAfISSIONERS for VIC2V 4 LLING 1 . HIS 4.4yEsTrs Niiik'Y do lereby give Notke,Thlu on Thursday, thr 6th of .Duo e next, t;:yy rea.iy to receive Tenders, in .uniting (sealed ), ' for such QUaatilies rl IR IS II .11.8EF and PORK, in Itaij PNAlcireons,•Thrces, and liarrels, at she respeatite Illetchants and Dealers therein slat: think pr,per to nffer ; to be of the toed quality ; to have been cured in the last Season : to be delivered in the space , of Two Months into lilt Majesty': Peres .Depthad, PortinsJuth, and Ply. mouth,in such proporti:tors as sboll reafier he determined upon.: and to he paid fir by . Mill, payable, wills interest,. ninety dive f rfier date. Ile Conditions of the eintraU may be seen at the , SecreaPY's Office. No regard will be had to atv Tender in nvhieh the Pr:ee shall . „oche in.,erted i,z auords ettlength, or that shall nut iv delivered iv the Board before' One o'Clock on tbe said Ihitrday, f b, 6 t h df Pum next, nor u ilea the Person wb makes the 'render, or sow erson on hit behalf; attend:, td anitcer, ulen called jor. TO BE SOLD, AMESSUAGg, With Bun, &Able, anti Sivern Acres of rich fertile Land, situated near sa,, , irtunde hetrt.street, in Sunlit., eligible tor the ereeli t m of a citono.n: Box, being in 44 County ai.votintling with Game; abalut six miles distaticeolthe Sda Port of Aldeburgh, a tasite,mthic. Bathing Resort. _ _ . - Plea s Se to inquire particulars of Messrs, Allen and Ex!ry, Furnival's lnn, London; or of Mr. Turncl, Attorney at Law, )(oxford. - surEtuott ELEGANT BOOTS, acv. HARDY's NEW INVENTED EFFULGENT BLACKING, patronized for use by the King nil Palyal Family, was*brougrit to perfection five years ago„ and has ever sine maintained.decisive superiority ; wholly iftde pende.ut of gummy smearing, any; the tioxinns 'coat of japan varnish, this is purely undinus, softening. essentially cleansing, conservative s , gad congenial to the leather ; even after a gresst' length of time, when dust is wiped nil; the transceudakt 'lustre is displayed, which no oilier Blacking can died ; it soils nothing, and tiro no scents it repels wa. ter, withstands heat, flourishes in all climates, and requires not half the trouble ; its imoerial deg:into is confilred ort Boots, Dress-shoes, Cam:twit boxes, Ledies' Black BuSks, Clogs, &c.. is. laud is. dd. per Box. HA R uy's MiXture, Cream, and Liquid, are matehlos for restoring, preserving and beautifying the 'Cops of brors. The Cream ktieps the palecoloor, is 6d. The Livid is for brown or tan, ts. ,1 he Mixture takes our It;k, or any Stain, 35. per Bottle. The Genuine are signed and sold by Robert Hardy, 3,,Barn. ant's Inn, Holborn, London ; Dicey and Sutton, How Churchyard ; Howard and Evans'. Long-lace ; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard; Hermitic, anti Sons, Tichborne-street ; Butler; Chespside ; Robertson, Princes-street, ,F.'dinbtireh ; Hardy's Music Shop, Oxford Hodson, Printer, Cambridge; Berratt, Weymouth; and rifest Perfumers, Booksellers, and Venders of Medicine in the Kingdom. . This Blacking Powder is particularly reaomniended to Dealers, and. for exportation ; uniting entail cum pas to lightcarriage, carriage, and not subjec t to loss, as most liquids at,:, tr,ritt the breaking of bottles, fermenting, &C. A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. TROTTER's ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, or ASIA. , . TIC TOOTUI•POWf)LR. . . -WHEREAS several Compos i t ions, both Town and Country, have been vended, to the great detriment of those , who use them, Mrs, Trotter feels it her duty to caution the Publie to be particular of whom they purchase the above 'Article, which they inay rely oh getting senuine at ifer Warehouse, or from those whot.e Names art inserted in 'her Advertisements. lor al ove. these twenty description of people, precludes all paueg)ric Y fi e n 'a c rr i st lavest s e i: ll: l ll e :g h l o b xean' tried this l ie i g ;i ic t e ; iti t e o e:l: a: i'Ytese' will citcy VirtLICSI its excelrenctes being acknowle:lsed by the most respectable Medical Authorities, uwil by inanv, and recomentied. The Powder cleanses and beautifies . Cie Teeth, sweetens the breath, possesses no acid that can corrode the enamel, pins It WatitiOat polish on the Teeth, and is extremely safe in its use.. "Front its astringency it strengthens the gums, eradicates. the scurvy ( ivtiieht. often proves the destruClion of It . • set ,f Teeth), pre• serves sound Teeth from decay, secures decayed Teeth trout 'boooming worse, .oStens- those which are and. proves the happy rneans of preventing then beion.drawn. But what has enhanced it in the csti . rnation of thoe and Geotletnen who have been in the h.ibit of using it, is, that it prevents the return of the T:,..ah-At h. with before that period, they had been violently a,ili4ted„ LiXe„, wise a TIN CT U whi‘li pis..tesses the p, wer d,c ca t ong: the most violent Tootit—Aeh.—PoWder as, 9 1, a box, and Tinieure, ditto. Brushes is. each. N M o ri r V in i r l e o ' rti T tl N'/ ; ‘ ,. l 7,, , L r it cn" co 4 ine% l to si r e ; ii, tr w,;l m id Green, Ipswich' and Mi. Dyer, Newcastle— also in Every *lown throughout 1.101-t4i to Atir f.ar Trotter-I)4r Name vvrittva al* tamp, C:' S ~ r. ~. ~, i;';;. air!^w` ~, ~. ''; ~~; ,ctr?'