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The Vocal Parts by ,„- D e Mr. Purrovvs, Mr. Dignuni, Mrs. Mountain. .•05‘._, airip, Piss Hicks, Miss Menav, Mrs. Sharp, &C. " C • Aitcr t• 1 tiro the new Allegorical Dance of The U Nrr ED BRITONS. 1 • WI - ...:t THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. 1 Captain Seytrioor, Mr. HOLLAND ; • 15.11,. Colioony, Mr. lIA It")' LEY ; ~.. ~. . Alt. Prost, NIA'. C' I' l I ; '4"'' < '''' ;" i ultscli. Delany (with So.ig,s), Mr, (O H IN Louisa, Miss MELLON ; . , Caroline, l‘Ls. SON I LEY ; , . Il ice . And Cubba, Mrs, SCO PT, l oy.f ,,s r rr the Poxes to bg toke,.:ll ut MG I.°sl;°°/(' at the 1 i oxt ii eiii Little Russell -street. . r , , ' l ) , . Pit ;s. 6cl. Gallery 2s. er Gallery ? . s. at vey and .140 1 L' l lll, ' 4 ! l t ; ° i t ,, s to lac opened at half vast tj t• P i din', T i 1 s f u rther notice, 0 lock till Three. Places can only be taken from letl.l tig er Toesday, A p:il 16, Plazulet ; the part of Ham. iy,91,,,c:1F. loon,- Icosius. . A Z," (1 lesday, April 17, rho Honey Motm. ~ , ~._. y o "' bo Thursday April IS, Douglas ; Norval L 3) "F 4 lig lte„i, i , ;; ' s"---::-'-'"-"''''"''--"------:• '• lk. : ‘ 64)( ''''' 1 1 KlNG's PHEATRE, HAYMARKET. SAIA3 MONI rti.ikr .respPetioily if - litmus the *iii. l ' l °ility -mu Gentry, tnat his A, N'N UAL CO NC E RT_ Which Nn Monday the 6th of May, .illos ; the particulars of ~ r ;, ,H..vitli be adverthett in doe tune. A ro ink, kt tot,. 6.1: cacti, to 0..!, gad of Mr. Salomon. Nu. z. ' • " r eet,, arid at the principal Music Sitolis. To E,xcHAN6E A SNIALL LIVING !. in rwoaan eligible Couotry, an cagy 114ornin's journey trom i(c,)11. . k"."e uf greater or lesa Value, according to aitu a . Letters t ( tows ( . ori l P°s o t- Paid) to be. addrz•ssed to X. Y. at Mr. Hudg i, er ealiiishiqUare • Great 1 4\1,r, , .., e . e0de arid W inapole Streets,, 'av .• ._ ._ ~., WANTS A SITUAIWN, , _ As ENGLISH GOVERNESS. , V , . „ unit 1 etcon ; twenty-five yfars of age ; she wishes to instruet eauF . ..net e y oung L adies in Ens,l4h, P lain work, Writing, Arn : i.iv and Cedgeaphy alter the Abbe Gaultier's M s c tii:l__ ,`,, 0 u1:1 prefer living in a Family . 'where there is a Swis r bill't can be well recommended by th e Lady shit baS just ' ..... ' I)ire4l for C. G, at Mr. A ppleyarcPs, Stationer, Wimpele ititatti Cavendish -square. Letters post-paid., ..:. 17.-',\ rri:".717•777;;""-07;;* - 7,e77 . 1 . 71 ., an I, ,, diiii ou„,...,,ictkvsetlliixli in the A tiny, ik from ver i ypr e itcularc oi so', l ',:`, 4 , n t , y j et s induced to solicit .iiii_,aslluwin juilw.rt. .house ill tract her Nyi t , ; !, 4 lt • leentlfaiton of ciistit,:iction, Sn' gattera lit,1!11 piteness fine to a .Centlewoni.,in. ..., -, ~0 _ .' , 711 Nhe will he found a voidable acquisit: , >n, as sh e I_ er a' 4tt.any requisites for an agreeable COMNIIitHI, togikill, e , itna heart arid mind ca i Id, of the stridest integrity.- ..1 1 • 1 1 , " e i s n u ,,, l ,„_ e n e .l. , sS of her iiiisliv'ilrid.has left her with iit:rel,lnttoict ~,‘,`,7 , which she finds inadequate to support h i'," ( . l . 7et she has always been•aceustinned to live, though t upon ~"t y !. q e she will he found to have conflated the dome stic 1. 4 ," t 's of a large family with the greatest centrally fo r' the ke7.,!: Years. iter axe is siCar v. 32. • taiiilitt . 91ces Will be given to amities of the greatest respe c c d tot ti l ' . lin swill and in the Country, whereshe has rf.to 1, ! iist twelve years. gokillPs (post.paid) addreSsed to Mrs. Fitz--old, No: Bs n.strect, Chartng.cioss. , . . IREIPAND. `k „,t S'T AT E s SURVEYED and: VA LU E D,. ; ASR,S,. SiiRRRA RDS'Angt Nobility.. i re. BR (OSINQTONt. t_,lo,l!iiyveyors and Valuers of :Estates, a.ndValttersa.lot . I.iiterests, respectfully ' Inform the tiCtitr)..ol Lreat.Britaiii, I- we applica. possessing.- tonded ?rope' ty in ..,...,,, mitt all Business in their Line, and i " re 4t . 4741,0,4)1T f:itlitully and accurately executed in the best Sli,le „,e,,, ,34tistatlor.y manner. • . . . ~...z...244,ton.streeti'l)ithiiii, April 8, lg”." • - . A „s3JP 1---Z lilt 6Te 7 1. - ii - 6 A N 4 17 -1300 rg, Sic tr I ‘ l) Y's NE* IN VroITED.EFFULGEN T I ~ , , , . 1 (0y,1 Fn LAC k.ING, patroniz.ed. tor nee -by the King al.d., his oy , m 9lilY, wa6 broplint to iwrfedion Live yedts ag°, a!'" I,,,,ulleitr nca.itiaintairred CE:cisiye superiority, wholly, rode. lari ln ~,,..o.t , gtourny: smearing, and the noxious coat __ o f cle,lo,;„"'n'sn ; thials purely unatous SOftetting, essentially 4 fiVr s'"gi ► " In PrViinVe and congenial to tile leather, even transt„-_,fiteat length of time, when dust is wiped off . the trui opt an lustre is displayed, which no other Blacking ter ."4 iails nothing , dlias no scent ;it repels %VA ircs NI ilvaii".4ll'l% cleat, hou g risri l e t s ' in ail climates,.ankrequ X outs lotto: trouble ; its imp?rial elegance is 'conferred on Viuttil,k,rei"Sitt/eS, CartOucirlYintS, Ladies' Black. Busks, 11 44 ,, . b. ls. and ia. 6d. per Box. far r ,,,,..Y s Alixture, Cream, and Liquid. ire' Thel"lng, preserving and beautifying the Tops of Boots, matchless iev, )hinted reani keeps' the Vale colour, is 6d. The 1.41. act is 4t'ai or ta n s ts. • filo .Mixturc takes out Inlto or any 1.74 t. e' e r Brittle. Ir d's ine,,11471` signed and sold by Robert Hardy, 3, Barn- 1 vh,,,ch...., clonlotil, 0,011411 ; Dicey slid SUttoll, JSAW , litiw. Y O,l i Howard and Lvarus, Long-lane ; Shaw and Tie4rds, s t _ Paul's Churcli-yard ; blendrie and Sons, a1)4714,,j,, , (nne-street ; &flier, clieopsido ; Robertson, 22, 3-.ttliect, Edinburgh,- and mest•Perfumera, BoolneliFras Vilie.nr„" ,c'?' Nlciltein e in the Kinidon't• . tiatet; inaceing • powder '-iS patLlCUJatly. reconynended . to ttrr,,.! an d . for exportation ,; uniting small compass to light tare birf,,anctnot sitbjett to loss, as Most liquids are, troM ' o ng of bottles, fermenting, &c. 4 El4 ' - NOR ft)L7C----"-------"---.. WED MANOR, PERPETUAL ADVOWSON, T o ~, ... EsTATE AND MANSION. , • ' all SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 0y,,,, Y Messrs. DRIVERS, ~ ,. I'''' G Ul4 A R-I4 Y Beautiful and Valuable ah c i ~, 4,P-tit-MED ESTATE, consisting of an Elegant liatiPLtal-built hiansion,' called WEST , HA RUNG tititiv:i.scated in 4 Park, most desirably stirrOunded with he ic1114.1 Woods and Plantations in the centre of a very Iviih (1-))11104 County, and inert particularly wall stocked o - - One •i -t lA N , and above' THREE TLIOUSAND ACRES I'l't bti.inle,tt ,so,respedable Tenants ; with-the.,Manoroet states b. ft , Ino Atte, perpetual Advortson.. Part of th ._otin,i,, o,undeil by a River, which afthrds excellent Sport, •44., ansiu-"P`'llitlY b y with Fish and Wild Fowt: The Pai t , r i‘oftliti an elegem Strutture, and in compje,te order, ti9na %,",e'Y had it very considerable Stun expended in .deli= of it,;,l.','_'lnPr9vrattits, and contains an elegant Assor tment .I%7oo,7,eavtui airy- Bedchamber* tment utgood parpertions, with {4 .,,!alst e eO . criY dnctiPtion, pettedly replete in convenienye, A.toi.,, ~-st..i.liouse, Swilling for 22 Horses, A infist capital 4t it i 4'4'17 ~,,,itien, surronroted- with high anti substantial Walls, iat i g .. k sleeked NYktlitito choicest l• ru it -t tees, in foil health ii.,•.. , issue out. 144tt34 I. ie"iir e t 'rottit4 and exteasive , Plantations . lin,l!!!,,ted Paiticulars MaY lie had of Me;isrs„ Drivers. Land. lvaP.Z, nent•-toad, London. Particulate id 3 Q-A ' i Var" •, .. , ~ , ROYAL AMPI4ITHEATRE. ASTLEY's, WEST- MigSTER-BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of AColes and Duke of York. kJ N MONDAY NEXT, April is, and , every livening that Week, will be presented, at Halt past Six o'Clock precisely,. aNew Musical Produciion, written by Mr , Upton, founded on an extraordinary Circumstance well kaown to have taken place at Canterbury, called THERE HE GOESI Principal Characters, Mr. Cosgrove e Mr. Decastro, Mr. Thorpe, Mr.. Dickinson, Mr. Sladrr troll's the Royal Circus, Ins first appearance at this Theatre), and Mrs. Wallack. After which, a most superb Grand Historical Chinese Spec 'tack, with extensive and brilliant Scenery Machinery, Dresses, 4c. called THE HEROINE OF CHINA. • Principal charaCters, Mr. Mercerot, Mr. La 'Poise, Mr. Lull-cut, Mr. I)ccastro, Mr. Roberts, Mr.-Taylor, Mr. Slarler, Mr. Priyiitoti, Mr. Marqui, Mr Boulange, Mr. johannot, Messrs. Urekilis , ,n. Thorpc..lettries, I. Dubois, and Ridgway, Maclaine ceror, Miss ferikinsoni Miss Davies; Mons. Goutiet; and Mrs; ASTLEY. . . • • In the course of the Evoniag, VeatS of 11ORSEMAN By Master and Miss SAUNI)FRS, the most celebrated Hofsennin,—nid onty Female . Lquestrian in England, Ler at this licatre. Aiso, • ROPED . -NCING, .By Master SAU Eltti,. assisted by the ‘Vhimsicalitica.ol • the two Clowns, Messrs, Porter and Link. • A nets Coptic Song, written by Mr. Upton, to be sung by Mr. ltihannot, called " The Votaries of Picini.= Con. 'gravitated." • • • The wityie to conclude with an entire New Allegorical Pan . tomimic Garlic, written and adapted for Stage-reptssen. tation by Mr. Astiey, jun. called LAUGH AraI) LAY. DOWN ; • • Or, HARLEQUIN KING OF SPADES. The Princ,pai t.,:haratters are as : Spadino, King of Spades i'attetwardS I larlequin), Mr. nig .• way. .Painloc, King ot Clubs, Mr. Dr...kiiisou. Cribba. sit) ' Kitiod Diamoniis, Mr. lioulauge. Knave of Clubs, Mi. Jeffries. Beaulloinnte, Knave :Of UleAtts• Mr. Link. Nninice, Ktiave'ot Spades (aitciwarttS ALC of Spades. and Calllitintlt to Ha:let:pin), Mr. Dabo;s. And Wisker..aitosina, Knave of . Diamonds, Mr, LAUREN T. Irish Labourer, or 'f wo Heads are 'better than One, Mr. Slider. Fortrine,.Mrs.,llerhert, Wal. lack . . Hope, Mrs. Sarratt. Despair, vii s I lan ison. And Cassina, afterwards Columbine, Mrs. W YL I f tOW. In the course of the Pantomime, atitun t ; r.riely, of Scehery, the following (entirely new), de.,;Kiied icy Mr_ G rieve, :And executed by ltine, Mess. Niurtrain, Niarchbanks, and Assistants, will be displayed : Presence Chamber of. tile. King uf Clubs. Coe of De f pair i Club Castle. Pamloc Manor. 'Cooper's Sholi. Splvti : did Garden. Second View of ClUb Castle. - Truok-ntaLees Sheri. Public Tza Garden. Spadinoi Manor. - Noted Millard Room. Romantic Grove, with CATaraet. Rural View and Cow Yard. Kuinated Hut on the Heath. And lastly, the I'4i:ice of..Pialitonds. • The Music, with a Grand Echo Overture, composed by Mr. Sanderson (Leader); from the Royal Circup, -and executed by Gentlemen the most eminent of trio Prolession. The Presses designed Mr. Roberts, and executed by Mess. - • Williams and Bislit.p, with A*siiii4/14. The Scenery and Machine.y by 'Mess. 1-lonor 'and Jones ; .and the Mechanical Cilanges, Bann e rs, Properties, lee. by Mr. , Ilrattwell anct4ssistanie.„;o 4 ' • , 4'. • 4 On Montl.lr seinnigat- vial be produced .itt entirey . New Operaticid Ballet, composed by Nlr. Merixrot, t,atled The NOSEGAY GIRL ; as , also, wan entirely new :444 ex tensive icanery, the Sped-tele of 'title CASTLE of ()Tit :,NTO. • intire New Spaiaolc,,from a well-known Sub. s i jeet ; is in' ,„it forwardness, and will be produced , with all speed; • ' Upon to he opmeit at Half-past File s and begin at Hall-, past ix o'Clock. • lickx 4s. 4cciipitt Price as. Pit as. Second Pr ice ,is. Gal. 'cry Is. Second Price 6d.--Second Price to continence at Miff past Eigitt o'Clock precisely. Plaices to he taken Ot ., Mr. Mobbs, at the Theatre, from Ten till Three o'Clock. T HE following is the GRAND SPRING LOT.. TERY SCHEME. : No. of VAlue'ot cacti. Total' Value „ . 2 - - A 710.000 40912 00 2 - - 20,0z0 41,c00 3 ? - - M 30,003. 3 • - - sOOO - is,ooo, - - .2000 - toolod bodo 7coo sy3u Soot '2O .12,0,000 *opo 500 10,) I (No 6otio. - 30.0 . 00 Tickets ,C 3,00, 0 ,0 Part or,he Capitals will be determined as rorkws : irst.drawp, ist.l.by,C 19,090 • First.drawit, 6t1.1 Day ,C,z0,000 Ditto ad - Day 'lOOO Ditto - 7th Day 2000 Ditto 34 Day 1900' Ditto /hit Day 30,0040 Ditto .. 4th Day 5000 Ditto ytti Day 1000 Ditto sth lily loco Ditto .10th Day 2000, Tickets and Shires are selling at every Office. . Ticket . ;CIS 115 o Half . ,Cg .14 p :Eighth • . Za 9 6 Quarter - - 4 13 01 Sixteefith r s *** ; Begins Drawitig_t3th .May, 180 i. STATE LOTTERY: QWIFT and CO. at their Old _Odic*, No. it, 'a. Poultry, are selling Tickets and Shares of. the State Lot tery to begin drawing 13th May. The demand for Tickets and Shares in all I,.ottelies.,has been irt proportion to'the number of Capital Prizettney con tained ;. this accounts for the great . Sale that has already taken place in the present Lrittery. a continuance of which must occasion such an increase of Price, as to make it an objedi tt? every Adventurer not to delay his purchase. In the last Lottery, the Ticket `No, i'o,9sz, a Prize of to,ooll. No, 82o°, a Prize of .10001. and Nos. 91102, and 16;25 5 1, Priits of 500 l , were shared and sold at SWift and elo.'S Office ; where No. 679 t, a Prize tit va,oool. No. 9j6z, a Prize of 1.3,0001. and No. 19006, a Prize 'of toool. in the preceding Lottery, were. also sold ir, l shares., A piLASONABLE AND' IMPORTANT ADDILESS`TCS THE PUBLIC. snouL D accident Unfortunately introduce among us the Deleterious Fever of late 40 destructive and so justly dreaded, it must atford a. considerable degree of consnla. tioft that a Remedy may be found for it in, Dr. ,N KB; S's pßoes. . These DROPS, by an extensive prakflics for more thou half a century, have established their reputation in the Cure of Fe. vers of ovey kind and inCases el Yellow Fever,so prevalent and mortal in many partsbf the world, by adhering stridly to the Ditedions in Putrid Fever ~defy nave 411(;CeNen ire Of. very hour of expected dissolution. In the Gout, Rheumatism, Astama, Bilious Com Plaints, Nervutta.Aftitdions, or Depression of Spirit; Colds, inveterate Coughs, and all Diseases of cue Stomach and Bowels. no Re medy-can be more sat-, or speedily ettitacious ; and in the de ego or discomforts of advanced life, their cordial etti:dtscarit nor be exce eded. . , r the Fatally Bottle 225. io ' be had only at the Voi:lor's house, Lower Btook.street, ' where orders for exportation are duly executed. Smaller Bottles at its. and 23. yd. sold wholesale and toted by Messrs. Bacon and-CO, N. ISO, Ox ford-street. Dr. Nutt Apojogy. with, a. BOok of Cures. rn.sy boilaCl gratis. , - N. 11. To prevent the possibility -of imposition on the. PubUc,- the Name of 4 -` Thomas Norris Moore," Gran , Ontt; to Dr, ,Norrs,is engraved on tho,4tantp, xvund,trath In !AVOW' Oftil4 C011111114.1i011c14, Si]r - APRIL 13 1 :1805. 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This Day Wa9 pUbilsile4 11 SCCOrld Ettirloll, considerably en fared and improved, illustrated with upwards of Sixty Beautiful Engravings.- representing tho Dresses, CustOins, aud Habitatient of all NidlOtiS, with numerous Maps ; die. .price lialf.a.gUilies, bound, GF.OGRAPHY on a POPULAR PLAN, for the USE of SCROOLS and YOUNG PERSONS, con tainingall the 'lnteresting and amusing features of Geogra. phical Science, and calculated to convey ituttruaion by means of the striking.and pleasing associations od pruced by the pe. ctiliar manners, customs , Anti charaderistics of all Nations and Counties. fly the Rev: 1, GOLDSMITH. 'lnstead Of dry Details relative to Objet not adapted to the - ta.steand.curiosity otliouth, this Work is solely occupied With such Awe:dines of People anti Countries as are likely'to sivct attentionoind su tain that fascinating character tp which flee Science ut Geography hat higher claims than any other branch ue Knowledge,. The Contents of this Volume are consequently rendered more intetesting than are, perhaps, those of any other.WeriL of equal size In the English lan guage ; anti the effott on' the minds of young persons, is rm. tiered complete by the numerous Plates Which illustrate every part. Subjoined is the only Treatise existing on the stibjeet of construCting - Maps ; a pradlice rendered familiar, and by Ifte:111S ut which the part'et Geography may be taught in a fourth' of the Usual time. i:rintgcl for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bricigo-street i Wasik friars ; and to he Ina or all Booksellers, with it large allow ance to Schools. , Of w,hn u i may itlso be had, by the same Author, . An Easy tlrantiztatot-Ccograibby : being an Introduetion awl a Companiqii to the abace, and univcrsaily ackat2Wiedgett tii be the Veit and most' foraetical 'h - Vprk, of this kind extant. iltuitrattd with 4ce. bouhci in. Peck ' • - ipmcie sixprwcri. Mils WALKER'S LECTURES ON NATURAL This Day were published, Handsomely printed in Two Vols. Medittrn 4to. illu,tratsi Forty-mne Copper-31.1.e5, neatly. engraved. price 'tsvvu Guineas and a flair in Boards, • . sys rEm of FAMl't,t P ILOSOPFIY .t: in Twelve Leaures, being the Coarse usually read by , Mr. Walker, of Conduit.street, Hanover-square; con. tattling the Elements, and tint pr,telicial Uses t- he Ottawa front the Chemical Properties of Matter; the principles and application of Mechanics, of Hydrostatics, of Elydraulius, of Pneumatics, of Magnetism, of f?learicity, of Optics, and of Astronomy, including every material modern Discovery Ana, Improvement to tie present time. For the Satisfaition of the Public, we here give an. Extract of the principal Contents of each Leant:. a. Introduitory LeCtitre, containing some general [dads spec:ling the System of Nature. a. t the Panicles of Matter, their minuteness, hoiln-si, extension,, divisibility, inertia, and collusion, and ott M tg. netiwti. 3. On Mechanical Powers, as applied to the Windi. n Travelling Corn-mill, .ik,d tVI el.,..rriages, containing a va. riety of Experiments tbr the mpri,vernent pf-Coachea. Carts, Witr;gon, &C. 4. On Chemistry, or Acids, Alkalis. Distillation, nutic.h, ott Affinitive 44.ttraction, C 0,1.4 04 14 ' 11 , M.A.:is, Minerals, Yegetable'tatd.-trikrast 'nil van*, Cleolizt.A: r2tus, MibeCitadeJUS. Observations and t sperintents in Cite. mistry. S. On the Atmosphere, Mechatfit.cal and Cherni,.,.ll Pro. perties of Air, on Wind, Air-guns, Wu - Id-guns, on Sound, Sympathy of Sound. 6. Hydrostatics, Hydraulics, of specific- G itics, on the Diver's Bell, of Purops, the Rope Panip,the licn i iron and Watt's Steam Engine, Steam Liigine with the Cylinder in the Boiler. '7. Electricity, intioduartry Rernarlts un Electrical Ma chine., on I ) 9inni, on the attraction sail repellent,' of Elto. tricity. on'the Leyden Phial. 8. Electricity continued: . of apcnitaneou s Lightning, of :Animal Electricity, M.:Aleut Ex pefitnentS miscellaneous and eaten:Ml . olv. k q. OptiCkSVOn 'Vision, Optical instruments. the 1 , ;.;,,nt Gla s s, the Retraling and Reflecting Telescopes, of the S. gle, Double Or Compound, 5 ,, 10. all(t Opaque Microscope, the Magic Lantern, Miieellaneous Experiments, Deieptions, to. AstrOnorny, General View of Creation ;, ancient Dpi. ninth concerning it ; why the Earth mutt he ti ; Day, Night,_ and the. Seasons, how produced; on. the Celestial Globe; -,Origin and Use of the Constellation-4 ; those itseltil in Navigation ; Equintit.cs • Zodiac- Equation of. Tine ; Use of Thnekeepers, &c. • • On the Moon, Iter Motion ,and Eclipses ; horizontal and .harvest Moon; on the Cause of.Tities in the Air, and Sea ;. on CUrrents. _ ti Astronomy .. .continued': Newtonian Doctrine lespecli nq the Laws 'of - Planetary Motion; cluradter and ptorrt les of the Planets and their Moons j . use of the Nautical I. prieine. ris; on Altitude and Retraetton ; on Comets, eec. Printed tor the Author, at his House, No. 42, Condlit'. street, Hanover-square, and sold by G, Kear.,ley, Fleet. street. BOROUGH OF EVES:IAM, WOR.CESPI'ERSHIRE. 'TO tIE SO.LD Alit:l'loN By Mr. ItOBINS, At Garraway's Coffee house, hi Excbinge-aliey, London, on Monday the 2,2 d of April, at Twelve o'Ciock, in Lots, . 1 61 . , ' fru) , F.! igible FRERHOLD . I;',STA TR. TiTtt r.. r R t ctgiirAt?ty %iiiiatr.• hi the bun- Wu! 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Itcitors,• vesliam, win ) Will chew the Estate; At Chapple. houie, near Chipping Norton; Star, rixn , rd; Bath ; hush Tavern, Bristol ; Bell, Gloucester; George, Northampton; Red Lion, High Wycombe N.,Vitite Liittiridge ;. Castle, Salt-nill.; , Cmwn, Reading; of Messrs. Barrow, Forbes, and Hancock, Solieit9rs, It ; at Qarraway's; and of Mr. Roonia, Warw,..K-streat,Coldert. square, where a Plan ut the Estate. may he ocen. YORKSI-llRE,'near BEDALE and RICIivIONID, CA. M'l'A I. I'',REEIIOLD and TITFIE FREE ESTATE, • IqA.NUR, Ste. LAND.TAX REDE I -.MF.D.. TO BE Sc I.D BY Aup rioN, By Mr. ROBINS. At Carraway's Coftee.house, in F xchange.ailty,,Cornltill, ~on Monday the 22.1 April, at Twelve o'Clock, in One LOt, A Valuable and Compaa D,'sirable FREE. HOLD •ESTATE, TITHE-FREE,' situate in the Pariih Iledale, and in the Ns!ighbourhood of Richmond arid Northallerton, comprising the extensive Manor of Cow. lin?, Hall, With Court Leet, and Court Baron, Cowling'Man sion.house, excellent Earin.houses, Barns, Stables, Our:,. buildings, and upwards at six huti4red and eighty.tour Acres of. rich old Meadow, Pasture and Arable Land, and sundry Cottages, all lett to respectable Tenants, at Rents amount. ing . to upwards of 9301; per Anima), capable of increase. This Estate ferns a desirable Property for ar Gentleman wishing to invest Money in. Land. The Buildings are part new, and the whole in good pspair. The situati on corn . roan:is rich and extensive prospedis over the Country. Partifularsof Mr. Matthew Holmes Cowling-hall !louse; who will :show the Estate; at the BLacic . -Si f vati, Bridals; Lens. dun Hotel, York; Angel, Doncaster; Post flutlses, Star boroughand fjarrowgate • Angel, Grantham; George . , Stam ford; •Bell, Stilton; at Carraway's.; and of M.r...Rubins, Warwick-street, Golds:ll.4 - quart, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. • FOR }ionsEs. REDMAN's ANTI-STASMODIC ELIXIR I S an effectual Remedy f or the Choke, Spitsmq, Gripes, Fret, or what is commonly called the Strong (.; onion, in Horses: This Medicine hal heeti used with the greatest success for many years, and is aCOlTilileMi. ed with confidence by " the Proprietor,- insteal of r,e Strnng D rinks, which arc often given by Farriers.; and to tinjt, in inriamtnatary cases, du.nitintte injury. second D.Ase of this Elixir is seldotn4nown to fail u t etr ec ti ngs ,C urctt is prepared by FT. Cisristian . Chemist', at Canterbury ; and sold, in Bottles, price 6s. each, containing two Oases, by F. Newhety arid Sons, at the only W are h ouse f ur Dr. jaws'," Powder; No, .. f ig,. in St. Paul's t. hurch-yard, on the way,.fottr'doors from the corner of Cheapsiode, London ; onici by those persons in the Country who have an mitt it appoint. meat under their. Signature and Seal. HILBLAINS are Cured by one A l m UITEMt AI 's FLUID ESSENCE ,JINIt..R. rA R I), and the severest Sr RAIN'S and _131(l'I5 14 . -S 14szi thins hall the time usually taken by Opodelilock, any other, Liniment or Eint,pm:ation ; audit . alter any accident, it prevents the part turiong tAAL ic. • s' lie MUS'CA RD PILLS are also taken w singuria success, in all Rheumatic. Paralytic, and Gamy lTedions. Numb,%ess, Spaviis 0 r wandering Piiins, iTlattitency, In• 'gatlttl.±4 alitt ; at the same time, the .ii:_•tisrei Fluid Essenec.ts appliet to the parts &aided,. in tlici6e v : o;(1 ., .—i wh • plants ivra necesslry. •It is prepared aria sold at u. qii. each bolt or bottle, by R. )cihn4t-on, Apothecary, No. is, Greek 't r $ London. 1 • 11.7* "rhe CHILBLAIN OINTMENT', for cleansinz ;ad aPeplay healing broken Chahlaiits, is also