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, k - P , PMr ~~; , ." . „ 3 9 74. i _ BY COMMAND-OF THEIR MAJESTIES. ' • TII EATRE:.ROY A 1., 1)1(t)RV- LAN L. Prtila PRESENT EVENINQ, June 11, 1805, will hi perfor me d THE SCHOOL FOR 'SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. WROUGHITUN4 Lady Teazle, Mrs. JORDAN. After which the Interlude of PERSONATION. TH . YOUTH, LO VE , AND FOLLY. The Princ:ipal Characters by Mr. E.LLITON, Mr. C sr, • Mr. KELLY, Mr. COLLINS, • Miss b E CAMP, Mrs. BLAND,- And -Mrs. MOUNTAIN.' p laces for the Boxes to be taken of mr. Fosbrook, a . t the au:zo.tlice, Little'Russell.street. sesos. Pit , s 6d. Gallery 2S Upper Gallery is. • he Doors to lie 'opened .:t half past Five, and begin at half past Six. 11 ndcr th e AuXIIA LI.. Patronage of His Royal Highness the Pa:NCE of WALES. Prr4,llllE.WOUrabie state of the Weather yesterday 0,,,, l'avinz prevented many Persons of - Distindion Visiting --uCRAD GALA, they are respeatkilly inforniedlt will 1 , 1 4 1 loorek4ted irk tile exact same style•of magnificence', .To- Iv' Wedlie6AidnrY'listloneltee Shillings. lilt Gardens are Open every'll..vening but Saturdays. s- ' - '•---,..,..,,,_„„„,,,,,,,,_,______-----------•------.__ T() ,‘ LICTID NEEk S• T RAI •,' the Utidenigned, restiest a GE - 4.\ . E . . . St d - E ET./ NG or AD Cl' to N E ERS, resident ii Town I , y , shin,istlntry, may be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, _... 04 --, On. Friday Evening the J.sth June, 'at Six 0 el.tiCK. rallies's Of great Importance. ;Mots, nes, • • WIINISTANLEY add Sod*, IAMES CHRISTIE, . • N. I. and C. H. ROBINS, JOHN ROBINS, . THOMAS DAWSON; JOHN PAGE, .RCIBERT HERRING,; • it)llN WH I rE, , WILLIAM ROPER. ..".."--""'"•-•.-..,,,,,„„„,„:„......-- .. B°,,,,TtrYFORTIAED ISCHARCEA.N\RELIEPa r l""SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMA .L DEBTS,. 1., Craven.street, Stranl, June 3, /Sae 'INEL'ACTIQNS inc the 14st REl.9ltl•' tight lion / viz. C }-1,,. 1 , 14 . Lord Barham, • V. I'. per Scar- A. , 5 5 .. 5 5 : lAily P u , T Ih i. u seY, V. P. ditto I t i on. 1 -c), (into - - ~ A. .5 S 0 . L o p -411 Y bath per mm rsle}"3 - A. 5 5 ° t , t 4,...„,. , S ec . ...e . A. 2 2 ° Iljeityrn"Mn, P - - It '6n• liihn Trevor ~ A. 5 5 - ° „, "rime preston, Esq. - - _ l• 0 0 4._, Mardi Phillips, Etc!. - - A. 33 • el . march Phillips !),obert Pion, Emi ' A. s I .. ;,Zte Milner, Esii. '' A. 3' 3 9 - /44Z/trot, Etq. per Sec. .. - A. 2* 2 A. 2 2 , t'eOrge 41, 41121 % and Co. . - A. 2 2 e. )I y , e ) .r.sq. per Sec. .. ~,,r ..,.ornstone, Esq. - - A . 2 2 ' 2 i'ti,.7,1,1. 114ydon, jtio. - • A. 2 0• 6 - vt, i ' n : 1 1 1 4) don „. A. I I - - Mkt, yyralr'll'lcsetei; Esq. per Sec. - - -'t • 22 ° - A. r I ° - - A. 1 I 9 til ts. ",,,, er - - • - 2 0 lir:, ,4tolPinAn, per Herries and Co. - A. 2 z • r N. Per - ' - ii . 1 , Kr t reasurer (th Benefinftion) - I" . c• 4 , , Per Trea,arrr (zd Benefaction) • 2• 0 I 1 ,Per ditto -Ts .0 0 1 • 4 9Y luik ~ -1, 0, -4 "wn i Per I. Bourne, Es q: - - ,!• 9 , 0 I;el'Puller and Chatteris - . - - 2 ,.• e - 1f it : A i . z Laity A. Jo 0, • ik 11 ' Ss. E. 1 3. by N. C. sl. - .. " 5 ),:i.' ..An. il. ts SE. (Letter Box) ti. - 2,1 D t . 6 11 . 11. F. Fi. ll.*l -2 2 0 (iern'el'ter Ftlller and Cfrastteris • -;; :, Ilie.Vi id" ' . _ • - ii,i,.. ii.,.,.!)%v Aiite ( Leer Box) . 1 e o - ,QAIN (36zst metaßCtion) _ 02 6 .....1.....i.'.......... i . ;,rt e d ~.,, . • £ 2 39 10 . 6 ,tieht ter „ -,.•Kt l eltelfecl from rations Prisons 3$ . . to 4tr n ;or th e g um of - . . ... 384 q 1 teferre7'l.2lle, CESeS 'or 3! Petitioners . Approved 33 ;_uis.ebefim:yril4 (-fowlers z Petitions, and Rejetted i 3. ...er, e si: are received by Jones Medd, Esq.Trtas -o,lUfiar Ylle_,,,alk, Chelsea ,• also. by Messrs. Herm, .• teek t t anti Co. t krnes's-street'; Messrs. Roams, Me 3 ,4 ree,,,t; Messrs. Ptiller and Chatteris Lonsbald-stre".t 1 11441' r,diddulph . Cork . , d 'lt'd e i Charing-cross ; liA,, t , • uorrien 3:„ . 1 c‘.." 5- ‘• an . 1 tro. Atrihty , a,t , aii m IT. tnich. ati4 r eal - 111)11i ; • Messrs. ere I ucadtiu,_and Co. atreq7,7. Lornbsird."stra ; 111ee.5.,!5.Y6_9161' y . 's; St. James's- Vlll4l}e4)l,Cd„ bY the Secereetta;rY,lNosr-.37. Cra ( v n e e n,strect, Strand. nu t -(:1)•!, as be seen by those' w flu are inclined to sup ;Ws ' I4I IIY, aad where. she Society will 'fleet on the first • e'da Y 1 4 July lex% . . , . ; W 1:1---s----'-------------------.---kir A PLACE,34 or ASt BurriEa andTas SERVANT . Ate ; i°: sintle Gen , tiernan a Youn Man Thirty Years of 41.4,t440ryqutaelte.oreptrier C . l 4)2Citi . CS, l and can Sille the most tjo ..pert.Dost pees to Charaeter, Sic. . It ' Mid, addrissed to A. D. at Mr. King, Hosier,. rittvat atten:Zre•,et, Berkeley -square, wilt meet with the r; N'o.lo.4lion to Town or Counttry, 01.,1,11k1ND splittla i. ~. NOW 1 AWING. J o H . following is'ael IlitiZ(ND spn r) L G LOT '°f V rte TE.„ItY SCHEIVIE ~ , ' 2 1 S* •.Va I ue each. • Total Value • 2 . . " k 30,000, - ' - .C6",P'" 3 , - - 25,ec0 - 4909° 3 _ ' , • so, ooo _• .. - 3C,000 i . "' - sOOO ' - - - i s , ooo • •• tzeioo - - - !0,000 . '4 - 1011 1 - - 8000 So " - .. .s csi ~ - 700 0 f. c 7 ,0. ... . .. • . s , , ~ _ • spoo . ` . 2 0 • - - ,120,000 e, c ,, t , ~.., ..,_ ) rickets t 1 1-- ' 4 „ • ' , , • . 1 ,„ ...of th , . ..,_ hit",'4"ttramin, le3t‘-blitills will' be determined as follows t in t , • 2,1 ,dY4-10,oto First-drawn, 6111Day,C20,000 1)4, , ,-. 3d '•,. 3 ‘ aY ' Jowl 'Ditto - yth Day - • 20 00 hit t: : .. "aY Noe) .Ditto Day 30,000 nth Ti . 4tti 14,1. 5 ,„ p i Ditto - oh Day wao cke NY 'too I Ditro - 'loth bay 2,, , n Shares are selling at every Office. ‘300,000 tY kr . PASMONAI3LE DANCING, , L-Nr. Cell' A-I'L-,,,,., privately taught to' Ladies and tellii, • t roen of aov A I I er learned that Ac- No► 0 5 ,,,, .• . go w 10 brave nev it,,ot, ti icrrarciltrtet - ty, sf ,or not in the improved Modern' Stlllet. at , Golden -square,- No. 16, Eouvene- Zlvs.fitiljt'4l4e., and No. re, (heat A lie.etrect. Good-, orh,,, t: t,They vi1i1.t?...., ,111.1:1(i)nitic,11 :re tau, ht Mans .:xe pitrs7siwyhfoorrtn:.: - W '' ° lti it i 6 an b• .-t ac Lure it expetlittoulY • "'Oilkp, -t ie drSt style of 1. aslnou. i ri IL 1 , 4 ,11 it k s, and Courtly , Itesi t , ii 11, la w tia 6 ros y Board and Lodge privately 4 , P ros ~„.., ,Y ~ D1,:;(5p,,,i.k,te1..1,-.1 reCelVe constant I nsfrua ion.* rY,a,k,,,,,,Tt,!, .(.1t0,16 and Familie,, in or near Town, Mo . • f Model% ' Kifix '' cidinstrlte.ttti in eYerY Reßulutell 4 Al t .* ... v,,h,, • Alle ri i, , a1;01,4 Lalsltted hy Messrs Tomlinson and Aliatra • c , 4 the itarp arid Piano kortc. I • • • ' c);.:,-- / -4 vy 4 . l4 „ er e t ., • , t • ?Zi . .1p ~ • i ji t This DaY was publ i shed, In Two Volumes, Oaavo,. price 11. is. in boards, The Second Edition, with considerable Additions and I in provernents, of the - 11DItINCiPLES and.PRACTICE of NAVAL and MILITARY COURTS-NIARtIAL. With an APPENDIX, illustrative of the Subjea: By JOHN M'ARTHUR, Esq. -Late Secretary to 1....td Viscount Hood, Sm. Offi ciating judge-Advocate at various Naval Courts-Martial during the American War, and Author of " Financial - astd Political Facts of the Eighteenth and preent Century.”: London Sold by 1. Butterworth,-in Fleet-street; T. Eger ,ton, ;R. Faulder, Bond-street ; . 'Miller, Al bentatle-streer ; and Messrs. tichardsons, Cornhill. • On the .inth instant will be published, In Two Volumes, Odavo, AN ENQUIRY into the SYSTEM of NA TIONAL. DEFENCE in GREAT . BRITAIN. _ By ajOHN MACDIARMID, London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge- Street. . 'ki t ''' . The objtia of this Work is to consider the Influence which the present System of National Defence has on the ge. neral Prosperity of Great Britain, as well as the Improve. me,nts which it may be expedient to introduce into that Syitern. :this Day was published, Neatly printed in Four Veils. Svo, Pi ice 11.4 2s. in boards, ElLLAit's HISTORICAL VIEW ofThe ENG LISH GOVERNMENT,'• from the Settlemeift of the Saxons in Britain to the Present Time ; with scirite• (Ns. sertationS c'enneCted with the'HiStery of the Government. " Among the Philosophers of History, Professor Millar merits a high, perhaps the highest,. rank. The Sagacity with which he detects and indicates, even in -reniote petipds, those predisposing circumstances which produced the general flow of event, is wholly.untivalled,..HiS - generalisationS, - or t two retical inferences, are numerous and very ingenious; his re, Bedions evince deep-penetration, and his discussions a discri-- minating subtlety."-- Ann. t.ev. Vol. U. • London t Printed for 1. MaWnian, • 2s, Poultry. TUE S D A Y,. JUNE •I I, I SOS:, _ .t.- -..,.....,~....,.., • HENDON, ii'IIDDLESEL - Seven Miles frcim London.—rAß (3 . Sl'e)CK, a TUlt lt E T CLOCK, FURNITURE, anal 'E FFECTS, TO 11E SOLD BY AUC 1 - INN, - By Mr. ROBINS On the Premises, Dogget's Farm; near the B.:11, at Hendon, To-morrow, at Eleven b'Cinek - . • TH, FARMING STQCIc. c;,lll ,, rises. : Four Capital Draught Horses, • Siit Carr,, "rows, a Land . Roller, Harness, I mpleny,;:lti of Husbandry of various descrtptions, upwards pit (hie Unwired Load at eltellent Mea:lo - w Hay, a large quantity Manta:, a Capi. tal Turret .Clack, scver,il Lots of Furifiture, and' various Ellbets. -. • • . May he. Viewed every day preceding the Sale. Catalogues on the Premises ; at the Bell, Hendon ; White Hart, Etig. ware; and at Mt. Robirls, NVarWick ; street, Gaileti-square.' FISHERVVICK PARK, - iwat,,LITCHFIEI.I), STAF . FORI)S1-111ZE. • Superior elegant furniture, French Glasses of large dimen sions, superb Musical and other Crocks, beautiltil Cahi ncts, Bronzes, Musical Instrunients, tuft-sized Billiard Table, tine rare Old Japan, Oid China, and Services Fr t'++ch China, [ita', capital Pie'hares, by esteemed • ter.qchoice Wines, r and Beer:`Green-horse Plants, TO BE SOLD BY - u c.rto By Mr. ROBINS, •. • On the Premises, on Monday, rune 17 , and 'Fourteen fol lowing Days (saturdays and Sundays excepted), at tieveo o'c t.ck, • Unique Assemblage nf Snpe rlatively Elegant tIOUSLITOLIYEURNITURE, magnificent brilliant Plata of French Class, - -in rich F-raipes ; costly Tables of .Verd, Auti9ue, ;had other scarc* andikautiful Marbles,. the Frames designed and finished in the first style,of elegance ; singularly beantiful Bronze and Gold Figures, Or ttlouln Clocl:s - and Canderahras, or ~operior Designs and kiforic min .ship, in: various Devices ;,grand Nlirsical and orfil!.!:' Clocks a csprtal upright, Piano, by Storidart,the Case co:nposed c!,l benutifail Satin Wood, elegantlYA*lotil ; a Grand a Warpsiehord, and Organs•by '4l)lW'rar:m ,leers ; ‘a . rull,sizeil • Billiard able, in , :runplere or;eler4rne Dlrf, iapan, .in Pan ;leis, Screens, and curious Cabinets ; • Witok-leilf.th figurits stfpOrting :(..;recian Lamps ; etegarit Lamps • acid : large Old china Tars and A Ilt:WIC itS ; Dinner, Des sert, and Tea sCrviceS, 'of . 'decant Frolu:11 C !Mai ; Lica and Table Linen ; . .and trumerons,valte. at the Mali 'Cron and 0 tilees, s fislier,vick Nei; ne,,r f.. , tchlield, the Residence of the • W~lttHon. Lord STAN LEY SPENCER CI CU EST E The Ettinittire comprises DroOng;rorim Suites of ,the riche . St Curtains, Chairs, dec. in French 11.inias! , ,, Silks, an - 4 Satins, apprrlpriate Iled-chxzi:;er l'hinitute Crih' . 7:!% , l" c. ticles of all I.Zeseriptions yitorkticir: ; •ll,p. the: with an extensive Vzniety of 111ieell•itt.6•13 EB 6:"14 the whole detaeliittl Property of the N•fan..sion liouW an:lolficcs. . • . . May bt viel,verl on nonOay the tothoi-1 one, - and following pays till t tQ Sale. Catalogues nuy hehati oil the. P l etniy~s, at 2s. 6 d• carril tvincti can be a4ipi . ttyo); ut Littithseltk; ;ind Vitrningovn; Mr. Hanoi', •Ao4-.tion;.*er, Worixtvl ; lcati, CO'ven:t . f. • NI L wiu,t nlcy, Atictit , nc..er, Liverp,ol ; 410 of Mr. kcibinS*, %Vomit:kr-street, ColLien-SgtntTe; /0 A•R C E Slit; on the I-I F. T FO'lt ROA 1.4 TO LIE SOLI; by AUC Br Mr, nom:N:8 , . . . At Carraway'a Colice.honsa, on .'Tuesday the, 9th July; at Twelve! o'Clock, . - Truly Slea FRkEHOLD ESTA:I 4 E,. GROVE: HotiS E, situatc a short dieratice beyond the Telt Mi le Stone on the High Road to IlerifOrd,anelNerr,ln tn..: county of Middlesex; cornlpriaing a meat imcellent Brick -Wit re, sidenec, with every 4titable doine.ttic arraiiileinent; itetached Farm-yard, (7.oeol,.honsc, and Stablin,t, inclosed l< itelten. garden, Lawns, Walks, and Picastire-grOundk be.nnifellY embellished by lofty Forest-trees and Shrubi,. ti:tcrseded by a lia ble Cloal c,i lincclor Water, wittLitylostim dew •land; Z.',ntaitiltigteg(theit tinwards of t welt° title Whole Tythe-free, 41141. soh:ow:did by Iltly Park-paling, : tvith Gates to 01:1101ln . ..1a I ncrostiree. May be viewed on Mtatilayt the tune of Sale, by Tickets only': Particulate at the Hell, Ifutford i Bull . , Ware ; AtKel, . Eamon/on ; Enfield ; at Garr-,way's ; and, of M . r. bins, ‘Varwick.street, Golden-sell:me, white Tk: - ets fur viewing may he' had. ; LEASEHOLD FARM and CROPS, 4etween IT-f.N N Mitt EDGWARE, Nine Miles fm,sa !random. TO SOLD I.Y AUCTION, By Mr. R081N5.,.. . . On the Preinfses, an Wecinestlq thi loth of 1t.4, at I'*ulve 0 , Cll4, .• • TIE LEASE (Pi :oar3 tine*pirctl) - of a 11 'siratylci and Col n pad Es:rAT E; called Cll V 1 N I lk tAß.N . l,lnteart Hendon.anti Edgware, with a neat 11.(ilie, lathe Gardar, Barns; Stables, warm Fyihn.yard, and requi site Out•buildinge,twith upward., of 243 Acres of excel irllt m e jai o w, Pasture, and Arable Land, the greater part Mea -1 clow; hetdat a Rent 0f3701, per ann. Also, on the sane Day, at Eleven, will be sold, the Whole of the GROAV I C R ors, :consi, , ting 01 . 20'd Acres of -Grass and 3G Acres- of Corn, viz, Tares, )3:.tans, Clover, Oats, and Igy hag. • - • May he viewed till the Sale, by on the Pre -1116e., where CatalogueS may. belted ; it the White H rt, Edgware; Bell, Hendon; licd, Old 1-lat; oo thellthridgs Road and of Mr, Itohios, reef, Ggidert.squart; This Day was. published, in 2 Vols. lisr`l. price ifs. beards, A TOUR in:ANIERICA in 1799-99, and istio, LA. exhibiting Sketches of Society and Manners, and. a particular Accoom of the 'American System 0f..-kgriculture. • By RICILIARD..I I, ARKINSON, Late of Voil4t4ter, Authoitof 'The Experienced Fanner, &c. London : Printed for.(. Harding, - St. laines's-strict; and !„ Mui . i.ay, Elect-street; Archer, Dublin rand constable and Co. 'Edinburgh . .. M e " These Vdlumes abound 'With informition-calculated to interest, in a great degree, the Political. Economist, and the Agriculturist, as well as the. geoeral reader ; while the, fads disclosed respelling the. praclice of Emigration, and the. situation of the Emigrant Adventurers' Iron% Europe, merit the attentive consideration pt every , . . .. • , ~ This Day was published, in Or. vol. koyal Quarto, with 3 Plates, piles 21. 25. dedieated, with permission, to 'Thomas Hope, Esq. , - .. • . riESIG . NS - - for COTTAGES' . FkRMS, and , ,- - .A.." other. RURAL BM I,DINGS„ including lllans ,for Single and Double Cottages, Milis; Stables, Lritivs, Ale houses, &c, dee.; ; alsO some Designs for Elitrance-gaus and Lodges. ; :- , ' . ;• - • Tly JOSEPH CANDY,' A rehite4, A.R.: l • N.B. Each Plate is accompanied lr -, 'a Ground I'l.ini, Esti ll-Lite, and Description in Letter-press.. . . • Also in the Press, and in a few days wili'be published, The Rural A rchi:eet, by the satne Author.. . London : Printed for lohn Ilarding, , 36, St.. lames's-street ; 1. ArCliet, Dublin; and Constable and Co. Edinbutgh. - .In a few naya-wilt be publialied, • • /nsctiberl, by Permissiiit, to the Honourable the Court of Direetorsof the East India Company ' printed in Quarto, 'uniformly with the Atither‘e other Works, upon., d. line Delity Paper, from his original Manuscripts, and illustrated .with his Portrait, frOm a 13uSt executed by loseph • Nullr ken, Is:sq. R. A. now in the possession of the Honourable the East India Qompasy, and other PlaieS, to which is .prefiXectan Accelint of the Lite' and W rhino of 'the thor),... • . - •HisTpiticAt • Ell AGr'MENT,S of trite Mogul Empire, of the Morattoas, and of the. English Con. eel ns. in lndostan, from the Year 16 . 59 ; Origin of the-EtiLlisit Establishment, and of thit Ccollials Tr'ada at Broach and Sprat ; and a G mend Idea of tilt ovarnment and 'People bt Indintaii,,. By ROBERT ORME,' Fsq. r. A. S. • •,` Mr. Orme, the .Historian of India, unito an exquisite taste for every fine.art, 'with an accurate knowledge ,of atic manners," -Sir'W. 'ones's Third Discourse. ' 7 Printed for F. Wing rave in the Strand. • Where may be had, by ths same Author , . • A new Editiuh; lith his last Corrections and m pre•fe trients,, of A History of the Military Transactions of the,Bri. tish Nein!) in I sulostan from the Year 1 74 i, in titrei votS;4cii, price 31. 75. in howls. • • CHELTENHAM; CLOT C,ESTERSIIIRE t TO BE SOLD fly Mr. T. SMITH, of Chrlteniamn, On Thursday, the t3th of lui4, ilk's, at the Plough Hotel; - in Cheltenham, at the Hour of Six in the. Evening . , the follotking Freehold Property, • - Lot I. A New built MANSION HOUSE, 'ma ed by, and lately the residence of; Thos. Bag- Nat, Esq. deceased, situate in the pleasant village of Prest bury, about a mile distant frnm the very flourishing end fashionable Town of „Cheltenharn, a Phice which, for .the salubrity of its air, andqor its admirable Saline' and Chaly; beatc Waters (of which recent discoveries - ensure.art humiliate supply), is so justly and universally celebrated.--, On the Ground-floor of the House is an Entrance Hall,. a Dining-parlour 23 , feet by so, and sa feet high, two excellent Kitchens. a Scullery, and two. Pantries ; on the first-floor a Dravving-rooin ao feet by '2O, a Breakfast-room 57 feet by .16, four Bed-chambers and a Water-closet ; on the Second floor three Bed-chambers; ei thi Attic-story two large (; jr res. Under the• greater part of the House are three Cellars and a large arched Wine-cellar: Detached are a large Brew.. hciuse and Laundry, with a Coal and Wood-house ; and ate convenient distance ore two CoaCh-heruses, two Stables, Sad dle-house., and Other Buildiegi:, a Pigstye ' a Poultry-yard, Sic; In front of the House wn is a La or Pleasure-gratutd, tinting between one and two Acres, and adjoinining is a large and excellent Kitchen Garden, walled round; and all the walls about the Premises are planted with 'Abundance of fine choice Peach, Nectarine, Pear, Cherry, P „and 'other Fruit-treei, nearly in pee,' The principal Rooms haws a South aspeil, and command a' delightful view of the sur rounding Hills: N. B. Immediate possession may be had; and to prevent applications to treat. by 'Private Contra,l, the Public era in— formed that the Premises must be sold by Public Auction. Lot 1 . 1._ An Orchard in the Parish of Prestbury, not far distant front the Mansion House, called Gregory's Orchard, containing about Three Acres. ' Lot 111. An Inclosure in the same Parish, called Finch croft, containing near Three Acres: Lot IV. •A Dwelling-house, lately' fitted up,'fronting one of the Streag in Prestbury (adjoiniog the•Nlansion House); now in the occupation of Mrs. Steight, who is tar advanced in ycars, and holds the same forher life. ' r Also to be lett, and entered upon immediately, a very neat Dwelling-house in the same Parish,, tor the reception of a arnall ,genteel fi Familjr ; containing a Dining-parlour, a Breakfast-room, a Drawing room, two Kitchens, a Se'rvanta' ilve Bed-roams, a small Dressing-roOrn, Out-offices, and a large' Garden, situate within a morning's walk of the different Wells at Cheltenham. For further Partieuhas 'apply to Messrs, tiYolirs and Gwinnetr, Cheltenham 1 ctr to thcAuttione;,r, at_the .flank ebeltuntiam • VILLA; Soy. SIXTEEN At:I;ES of Capital LAND, eli gible ter.Building, Land Tax redeemed. • Tu RN HAM GREEN. TO SOLD BY AUCTJON` • 9 .By Mr. 110B11\7!-; • At Garraway'a Coffee.hou..e', ,„iiv•Exchanqe Alley, Cornhill, on Monday the z2tl of lulyanext, at Tweivn less an acceptable Otter is blade by Private Contra 4 be tote the ist of luly, in . Four L'ots • - Lot I. Nraluble Cs:OPVIAOLD ESTAI'I4;, coin prising an excellent Pdniily -Muse, containing on the Ground floor a spacious Entrance flail, comminii. Gus Dining ..Variour, Drawing-co:Jilt,. Library •and Breakfast oont, excellent Kitchen, Servants' And v" 6 ` ) " t•- • fives; six good Bed:b..tonni On the first nary,. arid 10011 W A t tics over ; a Conservatory and Green.luitiscvattach,:d and conununi:„ . ating with the house ; beautiful Laws in front, separated front tini Green, by iron pallisades ‘ • two 'large Coat -yards, with coach.honses, Stabling, antiOut.bin Id. ings. suttoulOed by a Brick Wall, a Lawn' at the Back, a Ca. nal well stored with Fish; and air excellent Cardan, walled round and planted with choice Fruit Trees, !now in.full per. fe6tion. Ihe Whole in Complete tit tur the Residence of a Gentleman's Family ; Late this eroperty Of . Mr. 'llioinas' Simpk in, deceased. The. Premises :ire in excellent ~order, .and well supplied with fine Water, th Groundaiftd out with.taste, and. the Situation, being tinily live trait inn London, form a most desirable Property for a Gentlentenrof Bu4iness in London. • Lot 2. A Capital Piece of GARDEN GROUND, si tuate on the Soutis.side of the Villa leading to the Given, upward et two Actet,AValled round, and plant. ed with numerous Fruit. Trees : e desirable Spot for eruct ing a - - lot 3. A Valuable P ECE of LAND, adjoining, the for mer LOS and - the Road to Brentforkeminaining upwards' of Five Acres ; a capital SittlAtitall for ,Building,„ and a. great depth of fine Brick Earth; the principal part 14 out in Gar den Ground, walled next the Brentlord Road, planted With choice Trees - , containing about Fie Acres. . Lot 4. A Valuable PIECE o f LAND, adjoining to the West and the. Road`, to Brantford, - parr Miatiow t the - tem . :dn. der Garden •GrOund„plinted viii choice Fruit Trees, and great depth of valuable Brick Earth, containing about Jive Acres and'one Rood. • These Lott, from their - Vicinity to the Metropolit; and ex cellent situation, form a rnost.detirable Property ter a Gen.. tleman or Builder. , . May be viewed by Tick'ett 0n1y.,-k-Pitrtieulara may he had 'on the it - einiscs; at the Crown and Anchor, Strand; at Gar ttway's, ; and at Mr, Roninc, Wlrwiek-street, agitate, wlivre Titkets fkir he Lod. SU 1 (PRICIA SIXPENCE: - • • TO. BE SOLD it 7 i r AUCTION, • • By Mr. B 0 .11INS 0 • • r t • On the Premises, oh Friday; l'ae 27th June, at 'nevelt' o'ClocL COLLECTION ETRE.% by°the fo ' t: • lowintesteemed Masters, viz. Clatele,..Swanaveldt, Boti;ognone, S. DePerero P. Panini, G.-Ochialli, C ana l. Tcniers, Vandeveldr, Berkhoyde, Vandesneer, gua. yers, Cainsborough„Wilson, Ltutherbourg, Marlow, &c. the,genuine property of the Right korr..Lorcl 5P E eR CHt CH.ESTE R., at Fisiterwick Park, near. Litchfield, Star. fordshire. Aiming the various capital produAions of the celebrated Painters are, a BOAR HUNT, a Chef (Pauvre, Cthe. inimitable Paul Patter ; an efegant Landscape, ttle, and Figures, Claude; the ceyc and Alceyonc, by the ins portal Wilson ; two celebrated Pietures of Summer and 'Winter, Loutherbotirg • brilliant Specimens, by Canal. letti, and a capital Portrait of Handel, &s. &c. Together with a small' Collee.tion of PRINTS - and I) R A 1,.V ING S, framed and glazed, which consists of choice Specimens of,Cainshb. rnugn aced others. The Prints, are mostly fine Intpressiona after Claude,- Sal Rosa, iec. &c,..by.the best Engravers.-- 1 Also a tew Alabaster Vases, Of elegant shape and ,exquisite workmanship, _jars of the rareold japan 6:c. Ice.. Ti.).: viewed on Monday Vic toth, till the Sale. Cata. lopes zs. eiat. (without Which NO PeNon can be ad. nutteS).i •of T. G. Parr, • Esq. - Litchfield; Lieu • anti Chic. kens, Birmingham ; Mr. Winstanley, Atte:limiter; Liverpool.; Mr: Handl.. Worceiter ; King's Mead, Coventry ; and of Mr. ,Itabins, Warwii.lt:anzet, . , . . . ! beactoud F.:MSC:ANT MANSION', in • C.:R05V1...,1401t-SOUARE. • . ' • "TO BE Sol..1)B1'. , 1liCT1014; • - •.• • . Mr..KOBINS, ' ' At Garraway'S of% • • • , 'Tuesday,. Inly 9. At Twelve o'Claek, . ' A NOBLE FAMILY . . RESIDENCE, conta i ning • suits of spacious Apart Inillt3 of large dimensions, par , tiriui•irly rooniy Eirtninc,• II di, and grand Staircase, eixten. sive Dinitigrooin, forty feet hy t wenry. four, capital Break.- tast-room,' Library, Dressing,stioni, and Water.olOset; on the .Ground-floor three superior elegant -Drawing-roams, one ortheAiatnediniensionS•as the I.?ining-ron.m, a ,Iled;chainberr, Drassing-r2orn and Miter- eloset,' on the principal. story ec on the • Sondlti,!or arc sic • Spacious Iled clttsrthers , • two. Dressing. : rooms,•'a Closet, and six . Attics over setendary ' . .Sfone Staircase: Theot-lic,s. are reiriati.:.ibl•. , spniuus anti n covenienkandcemprise every desirable AcComrtiOtOtion for a Eamily of the: first distil.l:.tion, with standing for three! Caryla4et, and St:bling for etztit Horses. A spacious Catr. den, with lefty Trees, &e. The Prerni:,es are . iii'. t h e occupation of the Earl. of cester. , • , '-'rll•iy, be. viewed h 'rielzats only. Particulars at Gam. viai'd . ; and 0t.,',1r. itobin4, - IVat Goltlen-square Tickets lot triy . e had. • NEW FAMI,LY NOR.TI-1 AUDLEYa. STREET, the of G KOS, 1.1*4 0 IA •SQUARk:'. ft.) 13E SO I. 1). .AULTION • , , At Garrawa) . ',.: Curnhill, on , I u;y Clot: l ,z, A sINGU I :13•1i.riblo• NE, \V-B (At:1 1 RE - • X . SI ll 'N C ..uljoining to the Earl -of Leicestet's, the corner of Norio A qij A ey..stiatt. Grcpsvuitet;•square, , corztpris ing substantial litick-14ili 1 col, particular handsome eievation,.containing, on the Ground-floor, a neat Entrance.. a, wall-proportioned Lilh.try, a 13 reat tast-rouiti, clad a spacious gating-room, with • H:.cess, Water Closets, sic. The first 'story consists of two 11.nut,,inne Dravvini;-roonas, and an Anti roost, with FolJing-doors, and French Whams, Balconies, tee. the three ROoins opeoing ro;lether, :nn, fanning an ele gant Suite of Apgrinciit:. Ch i t;aber.tl nor coutains twa Bed-chambers and tn...) l)re,sitir-roOnt (14rze enough fur 4 cac7ll);.artti,foir ; an.ttle 144entent are gon4 j .. k•• cii s, I loillekeinei's. 10 , 3.1 i, t r'. pantry, LaMar, coill.ind Wine V.i4+l4i, CalL'll-11,A1SC Atiti TilrtC-stall Stable nratly..iljousilig, • ' • The Prepritse3 are ;It:light fidly situate. looking each way into the adjacent Gal* , ..tipts, ;nisi tarin :rlt4t ciesicti4 Eon I . :Jr a C;:ntlermiii's ' he viewed by Tie4;cts.—Pirrticulars at G;trraway's. and of Mr. kuinns,'Wtrwn.::i-street, Goltlcii-squaii..., where Ticke t :slot . !lowing may helni.d. . ESI DE . N E-CatOUN DS;and LAND, ad joiiling the River. between U Yli R I DGE and WI N DliOR, TO LIE SO I V PRI VATS CONTkACT, fly Mr.. ROBINS, • -., , Ni - Ost • Vesinible I,I4ASEHOLD , 'ESTATE • 4x. ,comprj,ting a ruotriy cgnvetunt Residence, with Court:lW auti 0 dites of every description; capital Wallet! Gardsoln , thy high.ot older, ,'l . ol7llilli , ' t.eautiful Pleasure- Crounds, Lawot, %,.";:d;,., ta , c, inulled,;dby the River Caine . , 11ot-house, Cree;t:huhw, Vinery, s.;c. v‘lth upwatai of 2* Attes of McAow I..timi. '• , • - r‘lay be viewed and _particulars knavvri,.witli Tickets to vi,,:w. of-Mr, it,,,ius, kv pw i c -: , .t ree t, ...C; rbkditti - square. , • To BE SOLI) 101' PItIVATF. CONTRACT, Ev Mr. ROBINS, A1\10`.4.. ELIGIBLE. I,',I;ASEF - iOLD -FAMILY It P. SI I) I:: NC►i, with 1111111VOUS Offices ' - Coach. !loose and' Stabling, c.apei,)fe. accommodating a Family of Distindion, elekanty FLlnn;iirlf iii the Most complete order,. haVing been entirely kloditni4. , .; l / 4 1 a little.time, and the tuk.oiture tit:lite New: Eor Tickets to view, and particulars, applyto Robins', WArwick.street, Golci.n.squAre. •. NEAR. RIC..7};%IA.NSWORTH..I - 11:4 1 .T5 - . _,, • T 0,13 2. L'..::"l* BY VRIVATE.CpisiTRACT, . . B , :q ROBINS, ~ .r.. . A DESI R A. 1.3 1.- .E FAMILY RESIDENCE, I . paray ~ VtiriLi>h..,..t, with Attached 'anti . I)eta4:bett . Oilice4, Gar Ons, Vir.d:..,l ronad, Lawn. anti Pleasure (;,,,,isids, adjoinine, the River C0:a...:, wittl or Witisollt Thirty Avres - ot Mead o w 1.4r.4. . . . inquire of Mr. Iti)bipp,, Warwk:k. - -streer, Golden-square. • ESSENTIAL sALT.oF L.EmoNs, Itz.: Wine, and other Fo i it i : : :; ::,; i ti ," g socu l s : t .",):l2l: s i j . ,' ,l :c l u t l i v- 4 , s t ; it N a l it tc .c, l g i r l t : o L t e t s :a n c o e ,:s. l4: c p . o a ce nd o lo n r e : s n h a i ly . Itn4 the Box. ING revived ..11trinCr47U3 complaints that Compositioni soli) wider linf title uf SALT of - 1.11- NIONS iit;c not only but that they burn and de- . stray the Linen, I flunk it ilecesNary to in:orin the Public, tai it my tine Essential Salt or Lotions is only to be' had,' whnla~afeAm Jetta,- at toy Shop, No.' ;. Cockspar-street, and th.tt none is to be eiid upon as mine but .*hat has my Signature bn the lacittorn of each Box, and on the outside ct the Wrapper. W. BAY I. EY.. B. The 7ittlt•of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies . in walliing. their haorls, as it instantly takes out tilt slams at fruit, colourel skives, 414 c. • and is much mere agrecable.to use than Lemon At the :lame place may be hash Bayley's Scowering Drops, for takiin; Greascoutlif,'Silk, Stuff, W.olleti Cloth, &c. jANE 'TAYLOR; gird thirty-16 11 r, broke oat, 1 tour •yearszgO, in n I;u:ge blotch on her lett leg. it eau tintutd sprtNiding till it arrived ;Moat the nee. Its first ep.. pear:lna was a redness of an extrema high colour; mach heat, Awl a tormenting ildiiitg, s which dektroyed her sleep. At this time an iciv.kroos .water weis disenargeets liar legs swelling sons to prevent her itioliing frcely about. ,Puultices, an d. v4 riGns;appli.,:ations Were tried with no good ettiOct. Stile then ; by rcroiniiier.dation, rei , ,arved to take Spilsbury's Pa. tent Antistjorhutic limps. She persevered for six monthi, when site bes.mme entirely we 11.., lANF. TAYLOR. T 6, Upper Cleve:arld•ittreet. AM ES 'IAN" 1.0 IL Mr. Spashury is sot at;conntable for any Mixture sold. unirss the words By Site King's Patent", arc insert - v(1 at length In the Bill of Diredscins, buttkt, and W . rApper ; thtr S t.iiiip :Lk(' (too Kink's Dthy) is printi,i in blnek inkk iottead Tit fol. thvytloi.'s, tos. anti 2i. DU!) illattddd: { ver I ‘V S I V* 7.. )'''l4 .4,17 A 45A 1P 4A ) ,_ _L_ T. ' N. , . ;:rr fY •