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eNG,rI(O.4. • 1 ..E - . • •• ..,. 410.• .' , Alar '........ , • , ..- , . d .” VO•tt it y • , , s U ' . 1141 ‘1 P 1 :1 • • */:• '• ,•'..T .1 ;'•••••, ,, ' lr' (fr •• ' t "i . " -.". iik.,....-.• Y ,3•41 S t . . ~ - • if 4 Pk.t .• rtt• 4.e • • i P Z .ft • • -n.r tr * . 4- - v. ) 4-.., f • , t ~ t t ••;1...•: , .. ''' / k: 11 11'' '. 4 TH UMBER 3910. j MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1805. Li)ftiCE sixrENeti ----- INSTALLATION of KN-I GI-ITS of the GARTER. TICKETS for the INSTALLATION appointed 4 for St. George's Day, Rev s . T 231, may be had I, application to the Stewards, Rev. T. Champnes, or Mr. . joseld, Windsor Castle. --Letters to Ile post patcl. 1 . i Tickets for the Organ Loft to be had of Mr. Sexton, Or -14,4t. TH , ..01 A ND IL I NCTION CANAL COMPANY. ___ . E Fielders Of N.les, Scrip Sheets, or Mart. • Pies tmon whi-h Interest is pavable, are informed, • • .. ,;.. Ilia i the Interest du e thereo n will begni‘ to be paid on. Mon— . Sr next, the Sth instant, and continue paying every d4y, '')' g.tinclatt yskxcepted) hy the 'Company's Treasurers, at the i n"N"ng, *NO ot.Messrs. rra,al, .Digby, flux, llabbage, and i • ..o. vieet-street, Loudon. The Holders of Note•.: and Sri,•• Sheets are also apprized, 1 1 . 1 . 144 %Ugh Notes, Scrip 'Sheets tri , rst•be progluced when the 1 .1 ii,ipts for the Ireter;st. are' sigm.it or delivered. l i ko 1 it y Order of the Cominittee, - a, Essex.street, Strand, R. C SAI.E, ! Ap!il3, l oc . , Committee Clerk. ,i. • ' I• ''''`f -,.. ~` _ . , . Dublin February 6 1 13 9,51 ' E initliiitoce frmn With' is . g, r.tetuily fto. t • TH [4 'Opted, iinti Ike request it may b continued. it ye ik ~ . ,_ i t he above NhtiCe •.thould have .betn inserted before, i wilwaS mislaid in our 0 fß(.:e. N Y AT LAW O F WILLIAM SNEYD. JVITT Peicon informing Messrs. Williams and I.; Ei , mocks, No:9, Lincoln' s I nn . N ew S quare, of the wh orl ... LAW of Mr. WM. SNEYI), formerly of the !kr O ffi ce, and residing in Field Court, G ra y' s im, i led some ti carded betWben the years 1757 and 1764 shall • 111,11215 H FIRE-OFFICE, STRAND an d COR NIII LL. [' INAIR ANCE is , ranted l.y this OftiCe, on fi , rises, ig Bilildings, Manufactories, Ships, and all other Vessels, Wdsi Merchandise, FA It MINC STOCK. and other Pro. 1* !, t/, front Loss or Damage by Fire. • :I4lle Direaors return their Thanks to the Public for the • te nteeedented. Preference given by them to this Office ; they 4 1 ) PI to find that the Plans they have adopted for the H' -.linProvementiii Fire Insurances have given such general S - : i in t attion, and that through their eXertions the business is tCr understood and its advantages rendered more generally meeficial ,• they'hegto re ommand their Mode of Insurance 0k Agricultural- Stock, the L Premium upon which is as. 6d. Per Vent only. ...The 0 Rice Mak • grants Insurances for periods short of a year,. k • , eu Rood loss by Fire from Lightning. z.l._xelpts for Insurances becomitu due at Lady-Day arc in ie.nantis of their Agents, in the principal Cities and "Towns, " 0 will deliver Proposals with the Rates of Insurance, Ilratis, 4,teof 0 ' Tilt Fifteen nays a ll owe d for Payment beyond the each Polk), will expire en the oth day of April next. WE ST ROBERT sl(Eurt)N, Set. lim e , .: Itiol - "•'.‘Eit LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITY v.'FICE, STRAND and CORNHILL, LONDON. "RSONS '&4,ir. us . nt . prOviding tor their Elisii s.,,th.eliiesv,(4 Dependants may, by an Annual Payment . , se cure A r vulows Children, or any °flier Person, calk"- 411 - ' 1 t 111 1 0 :14 tin- the ' remainder of Lite, or a Bross Sum to be paid • their Decease I llstiran • • to u . -4CS maybe made fora Variety of other Purposes :--- pil c °: l l4e for Renewal of Leases; 7-to secure Sums 'paid for •ori n e ' Pr E mployment s , or f or the Purchase of Lite Estates ; Aid of Arrangements bet Ween Debtor and Creditor, Zee. , It i le • VOLUNTEERS. • til, ta g represented to the c.fors that many Persons re-ntled in the VOI UN I I, E R SERV] CE unit4,llt uish to itm,s.niire•Provisioi; for their F'amilies, or ne.-srev-ie tumee . 41 ,, in case of accidentally fallinr, vi rims to the unavoid. 01;Leeaystialties of the Servige, the Board, consltlaing the same, t o '"; e, e , that the General Scheme of the Society is intended ),„'cu, Provision on the Event of Death , whether front - "" Ur al Or accidental causes ; yet wishing to e mbrace . singly • strtollectiv lan Ac".... ° Y !very objet in their po.ver wh ich ma y atforel men, :.4,ornodation to those who are desirous of I r.onng _with_ tiel' E n s a more limited degree, they propose to grant Pi]. TEERS '°t INSURANCE upon the LIVES of VOLUN. A,,,... 4tgalnst M I LI TA R Y CASUALTIES only. f lu __ to.tiFs are grained to commence immediately, or at any litrietriGd v o i s 144 kates and Conditions of Insurance may be had of tile with the List ot Miredors, as above, or of the Agents aro appo!sklTlSH Fl RE-O O ffice F. in the Country, who 'met' Agents for this. ....- ROBERT SK E LTON, Sec. ___ • ' • I'IIItAR,IAN; SECRETARY, AND DOMESTIC CLERK. PriibE numerous Engagements alwayt atten , lanr on ci,,,' , itil and Fashionable Life prevent e •tie many Noblemen and t o 'ietnen from pay* that attention to their Ei t on r l ttem 61, kerns and Accounts:the magnitude of which ilerk e re ee't:,,,. ,iipportance ; the larger .the Income, Le cr -. 1 7 ,„1 it that regulurity, method, and acc c u l e a c t c: t y m t ,: m sl a u n ntit n l t 'e -I-I'2ll°46 in the Domestic Accounts—A ii,-• tY.resDett well qualified, propcises to add s to . the_O et t fi c ._ es i!,Librarian and Secretary, that of Dom e st ic Cain,!i.. ,Perfeo knowledge in tigtires of every branc h,_ d o the i‘.zl f n " L t ! i. s . c, but accurate plait he would respeattalY 1 tai re " keeping ratite Doniestic Accounts, together a w Y m i t t v h fl a c n . , 4 _ .111__a sohc,itude to give satistadion, would, he is t tui'd s 'n'et him an acquisition, lie -writes a very fin L o. I . land, leare.T4otts F rench, and has a general knowledge of Polite 1 -r nil. 81 It e ra addr essed to L. AI. at M r. Knight's, Draper 2 rithd, wi ll meet w i th the most respe4ttul attention. , 4 r, vv., MONEY READY 'l'o ADVANCE. . IIREAS man Lad ies a nd Gentlemen ex y pant , r,erience very great pecuniary inconvertiencwe. ma`- tnete.(ititis:ti tlieny°Zail}'g wing teipettabbr Channel through tl be accommodated with temporary or per A tn i a l: ston y I t i l „ l nt of Moik:y, Messrs. Harris ' and Co. , at their . ._ tall' . : "'"' L l WO. S. Sufi:ilk-street, Charing-Cross. re.blKet-... lesJ till'or. the - Nobility and Gentry in possession P!- tittttle,s arising from Freehold, CopYl'oldi c"; Leasehold Ch at ,„' , in Land' or tiohses, Money in the 1. unds, Rent ittaitirisrpMatriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, A. kn eo .1 stem Places, Church Livings, or any certain t fl rfittbr Life, they may be supplied with Sums of Money to „ tailhY amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Interest ver'l,_ 3oe tne, redeemable any time itt their own oPlliThree oalappications will be received every (LAY till ock • Town or ‘ou utT ~ an Letters frcri Correspondents in ......„ Y ipestpsidjiltitiltAliiikeiv answeted- :, „,, KEN•I. o r tiB ~,,- SOLD By viuvATE CONTRACT, ‘ . . Na; l'Atensive MANOIk of NORTH 1 4 RTH. l w w u ' t ,h, 31 ,2 1 e. tat Farms in the possession of John (~;?rlicaomu., aini n . t,i!, Kichard Waite, and W ahem Siinmon.ts, Corn I.' i t h 79s Acres and upwards;' t)getlier with the C t itoo e t ! otetseveral Parcel s of the said Farms, an.t Lands con- A(l,,r,4o)nt4.terig in the whole about 4as Acres. . e vvid. t 1 p444 ‘ ..,'L,_ , '. v.r4l Valuable Coppices, well P. 1271 , _ . , 1 taiiii il ''',,w, Ancl a full succession of thriving TitribLr, Lon vq, o f ii!,4 Acres ansi upwards ; together with severs! Par c,414.4 ..4od. called ShiPborne Lauds, OW p for Coppices, h e ' l . i n te g 16s' Acres, ,which is grow i ng tast e to:piotit.. rt.,,,,,,,.i5,.4te.5r part &it the.hstate is within a Ring- fence, and „oltzKaoie tor the great Sunk of Game, particularly l'hea he c the T ow t Otre of the Estate is not above three Mites iron' 114 Y 1 ' al;1 4 °I ,br idge, from whThce the River Medway it .r t i i i , -,, and oounds p4rt of the Property. ' to idy 6,l",atF- is a most valhable objeCt to those who wish i i ;e _ ,ie tiiteir Money upon a suCcessionof thriving Timber, paT,t,4,o .. which is increasing daily. • ti 4n ,`,` A. ' Mara will be ready to •be delivered hy the lith in - Fssex' sh i p!, a 1), at the Of fi ce of Messrs. !Hake and White, Miii,il; 4 ., x ;:et ; and at the Chambers oft and T. Rlack, a ir, i t:Letn.ple, vv 110 arc. author zed,to treat for the Sale. i l l 'kliaw t?,e fi i rt w itl a v ite i Of !twits Lodge, near Turibriidge, 'iv- THE following is the GRAND SPRING LOT TERY SCHEME. _ _ ' No. of Prizes. Value of each. . . £30,000 uhooo . 16,000 - soo• 20+10 • - 1000 - - 500 •' 100 Total Value. ‘40,0 0 2 . 4 0 t000 30,000 Isooo 10,00.3 Boo° 7000 suoo . poo tso,ooo 8 6000 - 30,000 Tickets 20 - ,C300,0r,0 Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows : First-drawn, ist Day, to,ooo Ft rst-drawn, 6th DayX zo,ooo Ditto 4- 2Ct Day 1000 Ditto 7th Day 2000 Ditto - 3d Day woo. Ditto - Day 30,000 Ditto - 4th Day 5000. Ditto yth Day woo Ditto - sth Day loco t Ditto - loth Day aOOO Tickets and Shares are sidling at every Office. Ticket . - 418 18 o Half - ;Cyr4 o 1 Eighth La 9 6 Qturter . 4 I 0 r Sixteenth - 5 o *-"" Itetin , s.P.rkwille. l 3 l -4 May, 1805. STArE LOTTERY. CWIPT and CO. at their Oid Office, No. tt, 01 Poultry - ' arc elliag Tickets and Shares of the State Lot. tery to begin drawing iith May. The Number and Amount of the Capital Priies, and the general arrangement of the Scheme, will bee tOund superior t* any former Lottery of the same number of Tickets. In the last Lottery, the Ticket No. 20,9;2, a •Prize of to,oool. No. 8200, a Prize of wool. and . Nos. 9S ~,z and 13,265, Prizes 0(5001. were shared and sold at Swift and Co.'s Office ; where No. 679 i, a Prize of 10,0041. No. 9.362., a Prize of 10,400 i. and No. 19,00/4 a Pride of 'OOOl. in the preceding Lottery, 'were also sold in shares. INCOMPARABLE LOTTERY. No. 26, CORNHILL. HORNSBY and Co. cannot refrain from plint:. ing out the merit of the present Grand Lonery. The First-drawn Ticket on the . 13th of next Month is entitled to to,oool. The Scheme contains twice the amount of the first;rate Capital Prizes usuall . ; introduced in a Lottery.con sisting of the same number of Titkets. This paramount ad vantage has. caused a serious Demand at their Offices for Tickets and 'Shares in Town anti Culatry. Tice last Lottery Was eagerly bought by the Publio at an advanced Price of near Feu, Pounds , per "Acker befole the Drawing began. The present Lottery surpasses the last in, sale ; in consequence thereof, Hornsby and Co. recommend Clubs, Siticioies, and individual Purchasers, to buy quickly, as they may save eon.' siderably, And cannot possiel, reap any advantage sty the de lay. Orders by Letter or Carrier executed on the,aatne terms as if present. Prizes paid on demand, whether a 201. or a 30,001. No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, London. rr }USN, .C:ntrattor for the present Lottery, . assures his Friends that the Saki of Tickets and Share's far exceeds his most sanguine expea.v.ions. I n'the late Lottery, Tickets rose from the present Nice to upwards of 221. per Ticket beige the Drawing began, and ever-Ticket was sold betbre the Lottery was h:df fi n i s h e d. Thee Senenie of the present Lottery stands universally al lowed superior to any fOrtner in Capital Prizes ; he therefore advises his Friends (who mean to ad veillt Luc) to lose no time in purchasing, as Tickets and Snares, rrom the extraordinary demand, will be sure to rise considerably. *** Persons in the Country way be supplied, by sending (post-paid) Hank Notes, Cash, or Post Office Orders, to either 4. Corobill s or g, charini;.eross, London. Drawing begins 1311. ut May. RICHARDSON COODLUCK and CO. JESPECT.I LILLY Acquniot the Public, that the new sTA - CE LOTTERY commences Drawing on the uth of May. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Six Volumes Ot'taro, price al. zs. In boards, THE WORKS, Puiiiical, Metaphysical, and Chronological, of the late Sir JAMES STEUART, of Coltness, Bart. ; now first colletled by General Sir lames Steuart, RAM his Son, from his Father's come:tett Copies. To which are subjoined, Anecdotes of the Author. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. T 8 SCIIEId& CONTAINS z Prizes of £30,000 I 3 Prizes of X moo* 2 - • 20,060 j 3 - Soon_ And °floc - Prizes, amounting in the whole to 300,0001. Tickets and Sillies 'are on Sale by R 1 CEIA 12.DSON; G("01)LU CK, and Co. Cornhill and Charing-cross, Lon don. An early . Purchase is recommended, Tickets being now upwards of Tilroe Pounds - cheaper than at the chininence. went oT the lac Lottery's .Drawing. Lately was published, In OneVor. Royal Quarto, elegantly printed lay . Bentley, and illustrated with 119 coloured Plates, price Fight Guineas in boards ' GRAMINA BRITANNICA ; or, Represen. tations of the British Grasses. With Remarks and Occasional Descriptions. By I. L. KNAPP, Esq. F. L. S. and A, S. Printed fur White, Elect- s treet. GOSPORT. FOR 'PUBLIC SAI.F. At the Dolphin Inn, on Thursday the zith of April, et Nine o'Clock in the Forenoon, (TINE Thousand a4,d Tv enty.twoSerons of GUA -1....! 'Ft MALE INDIGO, Thirty-three tars BALSAM P ERU, and! other Goods, being the entire Cargo of the Spanish Ship E lint:6s, captured on her voyage from Havan nAh to Cudiz by His Majesty's Ship Tribune, R. H. A. Ben nett, Esq. Captain... . . Samples elute Indigo will be shewn ,a Week previous to the Day of Sale, and Catalogues had On application to Messrs. St. Bathe, Green, and klignell's, London i• anti at the Omnt- Ing-house of MATTHIAS MARCH, fun. Broker, Gosport, UOSPORT, • FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, on Friday the 16th of April, at Nine o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE fiillciising GOODS, viz: T welte Thoußand 110 ENOS AYRES HIDES, One Hundred Dales TALLOW, ' and other Goods, being the Cargo at the Spanish m Ship'Aphitritc captured on her voyage train Montevideo t o Cadiz and Barcel ona by His Majesty's Ship Tribune, R. H. A. Bennett, Esq. Captain. For Catalogues, and a view of the Hides and Tallow, ap. ply motleys previous to the Sale, to MATTIUAS MARCH, kin. Broker. GOSPORT. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, on .Eriday the 26th April, at Nine o'Clock in the Forenoon E FOLLOW.I.NG dOODS, viz. For HOME Cti - NSUMETION, 161 Bags Spanish Wool, , 9463 Ox Horns, . 2t Serons Indigo, Sidoo, Horn Plates, • 16 Bales Sarsaparrala, 11000 Ox Bones. a Case Storax, For EXPORTATION', so Barrels CoMe, a barrels Wiee. Being Part or the Cargo landed front the Danish Shtp . Stadt Copenhagen, der-it - red un her voyage front Cadiz to hutbden by His Majesty's Ship Pluto, Richaro Janverin, Esq. Com wander, and regularly condenuted in the. High Court of Ad. nralty. For Catalogues, and viewing the Goods two days prior to the Sale, apply to MATTHIAS MARCH, C;osport, April 4, 1 1 105. , Brokur. 60SPORT. FOR PLIRLIC'SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, on Friday. tI4 2,6 th April, at Nine o'Clock in the FoNhoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. For EXPORTATION, Four Hundred and Forty Small CirAis of rich MALAGA • NVINt, nemg Part of the Cargo !antic(' trona the Brig La Matilde, detained on her voyagefroin AlJlagu to f.tioaden Ilia Islajcsty's Ship La Decade W, 6 „ Rtitiwrw id, Captain, and regularly condi:nine:l in'the High C int of - • For 'Catalogues,, anti viewing the Wine two 01)3 lietoge the Sal.,: p apply to 114ATTFILAS tit‘llCli t his Gosport, April 4, dos, MODERN VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. This Day was published, The First Volume, Conti)tete, illustrated with numerous Views, Maps, drc. price 41. in boards, of A COLLECTION of MODERN and CON. TEMPORARY VOYAGES and TRAVELS, to m "Metttler , Iblusubers. at WV-4- C (own each, and consisting, t. Of Translatiwts or Ne - er - Voyast4S l,o 4 vels from Foreign Languages; a. Of Voyages and Travels never before published ; and 3. Of Analysis of New Voyages and Travels published in England. The Vaiue, Importance, Utility, and , Economy of this PC tiodical Work, will be tie best illustratea by an Enumeration of the Contents of the First Volume, in which every Work is completed which was begun in either of the Monthly Numbers. The First Volume contains TRANSLATIONS. t. Cassa's Travels in Istria and Dalmatia, with numerous plates. 2. Kuttner's Travels in Denmark, Sweden,Russia,Germany, and Italy. 3. Michaux's Travels in the Back Settlements of America. ORIGINAL. .An I tine:ary of the Route of the English Emhassy from Lon don to Cunitantinople, by the Secretary to the Embassy. ANALYSIS. i. Woodward's Vocago•iii. the Indian Archipelago. 2. Kotzebue's Travels in france. 3. tuckev's Voyage to New South Wales. Every future Volume will contain as interesting a variety . ; and several ‘Vorks of great value are already in course of pre pAration for the Second Volume, among which are St. V in. ant's Voyage to the Alncan Islands, Olassen's and Pova lesca's Voyage to Iceland, and a Walk from Leipsic through Italy to Syracuse. A Number will always appear on the first day of every month, price Half-a-Crown, and Six Numbers form a Vo. lume. _ Printed for -Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and to be had of all Booksellers and News-carriers. LOMBARD-STREET. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order. of the High Court or Chancery, before John Springett Harvey, Esq. one oldie Misters of the said Court, in the Public Sale Room of the Court, in Southarryton-buildinxs, Chancery-lane, London, on Thursday the ad Day of May next, between the Hours of Five anal Six in the Afternoon tin distind Lots), Lani, , Substantitl Brick MESSUAGE, on a Lease for 21 years. wh:reof tti will be unex pired at Lady Day next, at the rent of 601. ; being No. 7, near the West End ut Lortsartt.street the Ground-floor whereof i 8 lett to the Bankers, and-wied by their Clerk,:. as a Settling-house. Lot. z. Another Substantial Brick MESSUAGE, on a Lease tor as years, whereof t t will be tinexp , red at Lady Day next, at the rent of sot.; being No. 8, adjoining Lot t, and fi tted up a, an Oyster-shop and - Eating-house. The Tenants will chew the Premises; and Particulars May be had at the Master's Charittwas ; of Messrs. Lloyd and Dowse, No. 14, Crayi-Inn-sluate ; and s Messrs. Strong, Still and Strung, Lincoln's-Inn, who have the Coun terparts of the Leases. ULYht-NOTTINGIIAhISHIitE, Singulaily Valuable Estates Capital Mansion, Extensive Manors, Fishery, Woods, and P lantations. TO BE SOLD DY AUCTION, By Mr. PAUNN, At Garraway's, on Friday, May tj, iliac, in Lots, unless an e cep t Able Offer for the'wholc is made on or before the 26th of April, THE Truly De,irAble FREEHOLD ESTATE of BLYTH, with the Manors of Blyth end Bamby Moor ? extending over a large tract of Land, and possessing superior cover fur game, with which they are abundantly stocked, comprising a capital and substantial Mansion, with Domestic °dices of every deacription, spacious Stabling, Coach-houses fer six carriages, Harness, and Saddle,roorns, with Servants' Bed.chambers, large Granaries, extensive Lawn and Pleasure-grounds, enriched with stately Timber; a tine Stream plentifully stocked with Fish'enters the orna mental ClOUllds, under an elegant stone Bridge, and extends in a noble sheet of water in front of the Mansion, passing through the LaWn and adjacent Inclosures ; walled Kitchen garden, Green-house ' 11ot-house, and Succession the 'whole fn perted order, and fit for the reception of a' family of the first respedability. At a desirable distance is a complete • arrn-yArd, screened on all /!deli by agricultural Offices of every class, together' with a neat Dwelling-:house for the Steward ; Plantations of nearly 200 Acres, and a highly cul tivated Farm in hand of up yards of 100 Acres of rich Pasture and Arable Land, divided by thriitiog Fences Into cOn.yenient Inclosures surrounding the Mansion. Several rich 'Farms contiguous to the Demesne Lands, consisting of a due propor tion of Arabia and Pasture, with Wood Lands, ornamented by a profusion of capital Timber, With suitable Buildings, in complete repair„ all lett to respectable yearly tenants. A ca. pital - Corn Mill, with five pair of stones, regularly and am ply aupplied with water, wlth a newly crested Dwelling house and Offices, anal nearly 6o Acres of Arable and Meadow Land: The Angel Inn, in Blyth e with Stabling for nearly too horses, and several Acres of rich !.and; numerous Dwel. ling-lionses, with Yards, Gardens, and Out-buildings f and several neat Cottages in Myth; rich Cow Commons; and de. tachcd Pieces of Pasture and Arable Land. The Estate, Which is completely watered, and unusually compact, con sists of nearly Zroo Acres, partly tythe- free, or subjed to a „small moans only, and is in a high state of cultivetion. The Builclities arc in substantial repair, the Rents maybe 'name. dingy improved, no part Being lett on 'lease, exclusive of the Mansion, ornamental Grounds, Fishery, and Manors.— The Estate ikof the estimated annual value of 27sel. Among the peculiar, and perhaps unrivalled, advantages of this Es. tate, are, t he respedability ache Neighbourhood, being in thy vicinity of Worksop, Clumber, K venni, Thwesby , and other distinguished places, the seats of iota: of the first families the superior Diversion for which toe Manors are celetvated, and its fine sporting situation, bell% within a short distance of the Duke ut Leeds, - the Earl Darlington's, and Mr. Lumley Saville's Hunts ; the whole is singularly desirable many Gentleman wishing to realize in one of the first situa. firms in the kingdom. The Furoiture' may be taken at an A ppraisenient. , Blythla distant from the Great North Road 2 Inil4. 4frorn nawtry, t 2 from DtRIC %ger, ta from Rother ham, t 8 from Sheffield. ao from York, and at an easy dis tance from coal ; t he roads are good, and the canal front Gain!. borough to Chesterfield passes witninfour miles. The Man sion may be Viewed, with 'rickets 'only, to be had of Mr. • Betibow. Bolicit9r, Lincoln's_lnn ;where a Plan attic Estate may be seen), who it authorized to treat by Private Contract; Mr. 1 - irancJstle, the Stc:Ward. at Myth, will thew the !,:state; and dt.scriptive Particulars will be re:“. l .y for delivery un the 260* April, cud may be !feel of Mr. Ikailarw ; Mt: Ifo i r i cal k :le, at Myth ; ri,e Hotel, ; Bri d gewater nos, ;- George, ; fluff Nloutii.;Leeds ; ; Stati . .rti ; 11l wktm.or Head, ti.othitti.an ; Moe', Biratio4liam ; IStr4ll, Bristol ; IVltite that, B.dll 1 at CArraw. , y 4 Qt Mr. Muan, WALbiook. NAVY OFFICE; Miret it, 'tole THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS acrd COl4. 41ICSIONERS of His MAJESTY': NAPY do herd's , give Nodes ; that on the underowst;oned days, at Twelve o' Clod ; sky :kill be real) , to treat with such Person: as rn.9 , he willing , to contra!, for supplying IJ7: Itirajesfy's revered Yard:with 515 allowing Articles, vin. On Wednesday the lath AIM/ next ; TAR, TURitgTiNEi PITCH, And RUSSIA TALLOW'. IWZIN, On Tina shy next, the This April; PONTCW, or ADAI R's MAIN COALS. And Jar steppla . ng the Navy OP, with WALKER, WI LIT NGTON* tIEATON, or PERCY MAIN COALS. Also for supply • ing tbr several Yirsfs with PETERSBURGII and RIGA iihMP. sampk, of the Pact, Roth:, and Tallow, suitA _Thimst of ter Tenders for supplyiv the whole (Vrti. .(lelleler, and disirlintlant , l ow, :no he sees It( Ihit'AVAY.' No tinder v.:111 be reeeivedajitr Twelve slag-it on 1/sn e Treaty ; MO 40 snaked trees: the PaiVt; or stri Agent fits. him; attends. N AkY-01VCE. March 3co, tSoc. 'TEM PR INCIP.IL OFFICERS and COM* " I L MISS lONERS of HIS lliaje..ty'r Naty do heredir Mike, that on .6 aturday the tjth of A tril 'text, at Osfe o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with stab PrrttiPts at *staj , be natiling to Comb-all . far Builling in M:rchant Yards, not in the iii-vek Thames,' or River Medtuety, Six SHIPS, to early 7.. z Guns each, agreeable to the braughts which rn.tv be seen at Ibis Office. No Tender win he received after !we've o'cl,c.k on tbe' Day , e'/' Treaty, nor ay. noticed under: the Party ) or do /font for Lin) aftendt. VICTUALLING UIFFIC!, ilf,rvd) 27, 12c1. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Iflt MAy.E.STIN NAVY do Array glue Mace, ,That as Tuesd.iy ILt grb of April next, they will be rem& to rereire Tender:, in writing (sealed up), and trrnt for That llanahei Cbaldont of Pins TA AT 1E LD MOOR CO /ILS' , Full Pay; to Be delivered in 4 ivhde Cargo or C.tiqoe,, free of all Chargr and Rislat to Hit 111a,itqy, aloxvide Hit Afajeso.it Vi6Veriling Premises Deptford, in the :pace of Sik iVefks at furthest hint the date of the Courrai and to he paid Jr;, by Mille, payalle, with interea s nine' day: alter date. The andittaxs of the COpitrael may 6e tern at the Secretary l s Office, No regard will he bad to av Terler Pr tuf;icl the Price thull tic: be inserted ba words at /e7gtb, or that shall not It delivered to ibe Ifoard hefoee Oise o'Clock on 114 said Twqr4..:) , Ike 9(1 of April next, :tor vilest tiw Perm?* tul . makes the Tendir, or soott ?trawls,: Igt &hag, attends, to nnrver s ,, tobes roiled for. WHARFDALE, YORKSHIRE. TO BE LETT, for a Term of Years,. Furnished; and entered on immediately, T HE Spacious and Elegew MANSIQN VAR'. FIELD, late the Residence of john Marsden, Esq. deceased, and now in the occupation of Thomas Langton. Esq. situate in a delightful, neat . ; and retnantic Country, on the Banks of the RiVer Wharf, t Miles from the Market Town of Skiptan, In from Utley, and from Harrogate. The Gardens are well stocked with Fruit Tress lo toll bearing, with Coach-house, Stables, and ltit•builtlings, in excellent repair, and the Tenant may be accommodated with 4o or $r Acres of rich Meadow and t'aature, surtoluiding the Mansion. _ _ The River Wharf it eclelaratdd forits Trout Streams, and the adjoining Commons afford excellent Grouse• Snooting.. ,For further particulars inquire or lohn Travis, Esq. ttull ; John Cunlitle, Esq. Addingliain ; or of Mr. Cars . , solicitor, in Skipton, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA t CONTRACT. - - Lot .. A Very Eligihie FAR siftiate in the Parish of Newport Pagnell, in the County' of Bucks •, containing t Acres of Arabic, and 3; Acres or Mex.: dow Land, in a high state of Cultivation, ut which lame:, diate possession may be had. • Lot 2. A very eligible Farm,, situate in the parish of Sherrington, in the same county,contatining 93 Acres,undnow lett to Mr. lames Pike, who is under notice to quit at Mi• cliaelmas next. Lot 3. to to. Sundry Enclosures at 'Newport Pagnell, to be sold together or separately. • Lot It: A very dcSirable Farm'at Sundon 4 Vt . the county of Bedford, containing 230 Acres, or thereabouts, in the occu• Toulon of Mr; Win. Smith, oa a Lease which expires at Mi. chaelnias 1809. The Land 'l' ax of the first Ten Lots is redeemed, and till whole are tree from Tithes. For further Particulars apply to Messrs. Oddie, Oddie,. and Forster, Carey.strect, London ; Mr. Hainpson, at Ltitoit'; or Mr. Lucas, at Newport Pagnell. . „ Mh.DICINI: ACT. NEWBgRY and SONS, No. St. Paul's ,A.• • Church4ard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder' and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in consequence of the New StaMp Ditties, the Price of that Medicine will be in future as. 91 per Packet, or rt.. ss. bd. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Dottie (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be hail for And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Coin. missioners, for Mr. Newbery's separate use, in which the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are cograved, and as it is presumed that this will be a stitlici* sei'olity against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labdls will be discontinued. The following are the Prices of their Medicines, t., the ling twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are arlixed, but those who purchase six or more, at a time, will be al lowed the Stamps gratis. d. J. 11.-- Dr. James's Powder s 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9 Do. in a Bottle • 2.4 a Dr. •Austin's Clialybeate Do. Analeptle Pills 4 6 Pills - 4 Do. large llox • a 4 o FreakesTind.of Hark 4 o Dr. Steer's 0 potleidoc a 6 Dr. Huxhant's ditto a GI Do. Convulsion Oil - 1 6 Tonic Pills • I g Ditto Nitre Drops 1 6 English Culac .- 2 9 Do. Camornileitrops 9 Dr. liooper's Pills s I.M. Paregoric Lozenges ► 14 Grant's I trops t t‘ Angib.tud's Dials ditto ri inglisit's Pills( • ,sseitceolColtslbot 3 6 Henry's NI ignesia -2 6, E . Nlr, Spence's D e ntifrice 4 o Norton's Drops • $• 6. Cephalic Snort', o g Spilslntry's Drops 5 6 ones's !thrum. Tina. 3 6 Oren nder'S 'Pea 2 9 livrty i b itilions Pills 4 6 Gn o ou.cls's Tim:tore' .r Essenteafl'eppoonint t ti Do. Tolu Lo zenges t 11 Class's Magnesia - 3 G 6 Essence or finger - 2 9 N. IL As many Porsons, piarticularly MessauFers, talse.til4 !louse or Messrs. Newbery, they think.it Im: es , alv to yolk out, that it is at the East End of St. Patti's, Ibur Doors from Cheupsitle, with these words inseribrci on the Front " THE tv's)l , .V WAi44II()USIi Ftgt IA t‘t PloW DER,"