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It, . .. . . ' A4 , 04.. k r0 ,,, .. v . - 1... , : t % , ~: I. ..„, , ~.. , . . . . . 'P ' /54 1 - -' A '.• , v 4 AS', vil is • : , illi 411 • N es:•I'"••• ‘. ' ' ' ' ~ • V ''' s. ' ' '* . l ............, ~. ... A JV, 4 - ---,` -- 9r 13)4 , 4 ,A L ,Ht 4 , ---:-.- 4 ,-- -..-y. 4-44 , 0 / ..,-.7-5 - 4 . U . N• , , 4. 'at' • 4 \ k t ? , ' , .' - ''' ,- 1 .. ' f' , Zi4p . . l .6stt•Ve ,"•., z.. // i.. 1 ,.., ,, " ~;• 1/(11 o i l Vt ~, t: tt THE UMBER 3933•) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1805. [PRICE .SIXPENCgs r • THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, A pr 24., o ) p . l 8 - i will be performed THE HONEY MOON. • The Principal Charadters by Mr. ELLISTON Mr. 13ARTLEY, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. %V ROUQIITON, Mr, MATHEWS, Mr. COLLINS, Mies DUNCAN, Miss MELLON, , Miss DE CAMP, and Mrs. SP A.RKS. " 11 1 2 d time) a new ,and Opera, in T w o A dt s , call e d THE SOLDIER'S RETURN ; • • Or, WHAT CAN BEAUTY DO I The Principal Charadlers by ..Mr. POWELL, Mr. H. lOHNSTON, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. lOHNSTONE, Mu. SPARKS, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. BLAND. 44Mtet in cidental to the Pi ece , composed b y Mr. Byrne: 11 04 44 1 11 ,,rm the Boxes to b e ta k en of Mr. fusbrook, at the “wcoln Littl e Ru ssell-street. Rtes44l. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery '2 . Upper Gallery Iq~um% to be, opened at half past Live, and begin at Pmt fUrther notice, Places can only be taken from tilt Three. allAl,l9:_toMic Opera of The Soldie r ' s R e t urn was l as t bit '"''sq with the most un bo unded applause, a nd will elliPAtki . . To-rne t ty erY Evening till further notice. M rs. I t folit The Stranger. lltecAll") Ofl 0 will Ma a Jew da 1 ke her appearance at this Theatre ys. .4. „ pt. , --..., pr, "I,E,ATRE.ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. n ~,,,..., P .1. ''KuRRONV EVENING, April 25, 180 5 f - will be performed, '', • ZARA. . . - , M-Ister BETTY, , • lacing hi s Osman 3d appearance in.that Charadler) ; lusignan, Mr. HARG RAVE ; . . Nerestan, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Zara,.Mts. H.SIDDONS ; Selirna, Miss NIA R RILVIf . u o f : , ' wi T N ees r .. - ROSINA. ' °Lor the Boxes to be taken of mr. Brandon, at the . °Mee, in Hart-strcet. Carer 6 ' Second Price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2 54 Price ls• Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second 4.--No Money to be Returned.' The pea new Comedy of Who Warns a Guinea ? will be re : ;,„,,'eii, po Friday, week:eek ,• and on Wednesday, ThuredaY, --...._ Friday next • with Aggression. ---.......,,,..___ ' • 4 _MAGDALEN HOSPITAL, ~ 4, 4 , April IS, tr , o ) . . PATRON ESA, , . Re, Majesty, Queen CHARLOTTE'. - PRESIDENT. I, • JACOB, Earl of RADNOR. :- Um. V ICE-PS.E.SID&NTS, et-;Pukeof N orthumberland Hon. Philip Pusey TLL.", Earl () Ikon - linty George Musgrave, Esq. as Earl of ilton J. J. Angerstein . 1,1 n,...- TaaAsuaaa Alexan er Bennett, Esq., Esq. rM ANNIVERSARY M EET I N G of the r la th GOVERNORS-of this HOSPITAL will be holden , Ihe e London Tavern, in Bishop , ;gate-street, on Wednesday Ch let "Ikh Y next ; after a S E RNION to Ix pn..n.lied in the, . t , E akel of the HOspital in St. George's Fields, by the . Rev. at ti v,_ l (CE M ATHEW A.M. Alternate Morning Preacher .to th'r,".lieb, and T rin it y C Impel. Conduit street, Chaplain In . 1 , Alan Hon. the Earl of Bristol, and one of the Even % Jeachers•to this Charity. I bo u ft r i s P . r4 Yers to begin at Twelv© o'Clock.—The Chapel will be opened at F.leven. Lord D. htaWAR.D3. b• ,Plrers Charles Hoare, : Esq. 4 ‘1..1 11 t lion. Thos. Steele Christopher Idle, Esq. pun. 1 3Ikle S, E rh o _ ~., scl. Thomas Milks, Esq. g ) . ..145 Durn -I'' ' ' livcr F `' 4 q* _ Samuel Robinlon, Esq. ,tir,i,. atter, Eso Mr. Serjeant Sell= 1 4" (arow, .E .- q. William Sheldon, Esq. Dinner will be on Table at Five o'Clock precisefy. JOHN PRINCE, Secretary .......„........ 01, 0`• oc` < O' ircv A # ,ovf. h.e"f . ' . • .. SONS OP THE CLERGY. • THE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to he rer . funned at•the ANNI VE RSA ILY MEET' NG ofthis 4 :j'IA kIT Y Will be in the Cathedral Chur.:ll of St. Paul, an„‘,„Li'llestlay the 7th, and the ANNIVERSARY on Thurs. 1 1 ,'. le 9th, of May, when a Sermon will be preached b . e o l t e , r ,.. e. hill%, ki race the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, their l! cer t . 41.- . •••• • j•ner tn,t• bishops, the Right Hon. the Lord .Mayor.RAl.,t _ • ti n ' Cl ergy, Sce bY the Rev. CHARLES BA IC.LR, es C it .- . • ' . • . anon esulentiary of Wells, 1. /. „., t • srxwmtos, K. 11. the Duke of Sussex, , Right Hon. Chas. Bathurst, Lonl Archbishop of T. s Sir Richard Welch, lint. " 1)4.4 e W i s h efit l' 144111) Rev. Dr. Crawford, 414 °l ..` 1 . nigh t " hop of Gloucester, Rev. Mr. Coxe, fillii n '',. l i t „ r i 6 n • Lord Grantham, Charles Bishop, Esq. A' - lticf Justice Matr. fi eld, Henry Sttbbing, Esq. .t Hon Lord, Mayor, David Pike Watts. L5(1,... i i t_ h t Music will consist of the Overture of Esther ; Mr. illasilrael's Dettiogeri 're Deum, and jubilate, witlt the Cho i ot r " 1 the Messiah, " Hallelujah, for the Lord God Om- P flt reinet." an Anthem composed on purpose for this . oarity,t,.. y Dr . ;3 a nd MIII Ps Grand Coronation Anthem . oyee ; r. aiu e hius. he b Music t o h e conduaed by Sir WILLIAM PARSONS, T_lihe Doors or the Cathedral will be opened at Ten &Clock. .cokrtit for the Cathedral, and for the 4041".L.,t11a11, te be had of Messrs. Nornaville and f II • chtl..zilers, had ; Messrs. Rivingtons, Dinner at Merchant ,s plc ard ; John Bacon, 4 sq. First- bruits -OlESce,Pl;eurnl'-s i b, gratis, .„ .. . - I„hteletaddions to thii Charity will be thankfully received by Silukvil l :?. Esq. Treasurer 'or the Rev. G. 11. GlaSse, street, Secretary to the Stewards. .... ------ WAN. PREF ERMENT._ TED to Purchase, the NEXT PRE.' • A, SENT ATION to a LIVING of from 2501. to sool. Nr rwith th l%e will e observed of an early Vacancy. Le tt Y be (2,er% (post-paid) must be direaed to A. B. at ~ The strictest Saunders's . ~,, reouse, No. Oa, Strand. -",„------.,-....-......_ .. ...._____ . YELLOW - FEVER—R-EmEDy WAREHOUSE, , Ll', Nn. go CHAkING-CROSS• ..- '` 11.,,.4. PRopkigToßs of this INSTITUTION tilan._ll.aving received a Letter, last Saturday, from Gentle. nd *hat t 7 no states himself to be just arrived to t' iarrralc! a Ai(lle t 1 Thirteen others were recovere pm the YEt.. it,. f.; i" EVER by the use of their REM E D`f , and request- . I,t .11t.Sta.tement to be inserted ' in the next Monthly A i r, aZILL'IIr baying forgot to mention the particulars t*.! I_ : itt,ivi,!ls,(9nlv saying King-Street), the Proprietors will si h s tir,p'el;l3Ned to hirn if he will have the goodness tos . ent w l 11 41 .1 I le . ddr e 43 ro this Warehousa, in order that h i: "41Plied with. April is, silo A/10 Q 4 S. ' has been said upon Medicines and their equaill Properties,. ~'but where will you And one of qualities 1)/(4nsg SI l4l lu RY's PATENT ANTI-SCORRU Ilc am i s p . ?,_ T hil Medieine has gained advocates in the world, Varje.tt"Fdaniong Domestic Medicines, being s o useful, in .lieriet4l°,t:44es,as to induce persons to apply daily tbr it as 4 "t ilh -rned Y , hoping a s much success as in Scurvy, .t4i.1. 4 ,1i t, 1 tlnlatisiri, and Scrophulous COaints. . r t i l e lY th e ar ll ll 4 Y st b ve i ii ri s i lt e t l r i e t c el ontlltttsjoi:sn.ocence, neeeradicating ce . )tit,, ~i_eetill to ,:40, ler the Patent Medicine. 44 ‘4IV.P. s 'anii)) is printed hi black ink instead of 'r h re e d iN ; i s n o g l ' it -.4 M tile bi4pzusar!,, Nu, li, S,)110-641114(11. _ DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH, By King Henry V. of England, 'at the Battle of Agincourt, in the year toc.• NO W. OPEN, at the LYCEUM, Strand, The Great Historical and Panoranik PICTURE of the BATTLE ofAGINCOURT, painted by R. K. PORTER, Esq. 1 his Grand Historical Pidure is painted from the most correct information, - on the same scale as his celebrated Pic tures of the Storming of Seringapatam, Siege of Acre, Battles of Alexandria, Lodi, and the Defeat of the French at the Passage of Mont St. Gothard, and gives an accurate idea of the Situation of the Contending Patties on that memorable Day. It contains 2.807 square feet of Canvas The Pidure exhibitsVortraits of manylof the English and French NObili. ty. • An interesting Account of the Battle, which will be found a suitable Companion to the Pidure, may be had at the Exhibition. The Exttibition is open every Day, from Nine o'clock till Dusk.—Admittance is. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, April 22, 1,805. TTHE.GOVERNOR of the ROYAL MIL I TARY COLL EG hereby give Notice, that as the New Building now erecting at Marlow, for the accommodation of the Cadets of the Junit:tr . pepattpant of : the Royal, Military College, wilt not be sufficiently dry ley the: htst Tuesday in .May for their reception, the Meeting of the Collegiate Board, which was appointed on that day, fur the purpose of exaMir.• ing the several Candidates for admission, is postponed until Friday the 7th of tune next., EIC PE DI rurN to EGYPT, in THE COMMITTEE appointed I , r managing the Subscription for the Relief of the Widows, Wives, and Children of the killed and wounded Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, on the Expedition to Egypt under the Conirdand of the late General Sir Ralph Abergromby, are requested to meet at the House - Of Mr, Joseph Douglas, No. is, North Audley-street,Grosvenor-st - tuare, on SATO R DAY NEXT, the 27th inst. at Twelve o' Clock, when an Account of the Total - Amount of the Subscription, of the Sums hitherto dis tributed, of the probable Claims that may be made, and of the Balance employed in Government Securities, will be laid before the Right Hon. General the Earl ot Harrington, ap pointed by . the Commander in Chief to represent His Royal Highness as President of the Committee, in the room of the late General 'Sir William EP-awcett. THE following is the GRAND SPRING LOT TERY SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val te,oi C4Cii. 2 - 30,000 - 2' - - 20,0ci0 3 - 10,000 sodo - - - 2000 - - loon , 1 4 - - Soo cis 103 too bOOO 30,0e0 'rickets Total Value. k 60,0, 0. 0,000 30,000 "15,000 to,poo $OOO • 7000 ▪ coo° • sOOO - 120,000 L 3000,,0 _____ . , •- Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows : First-drawn, ist Day‘ io,ooa First.dr.twn, GthDay,Cao,ooo Ditto e 2d I) ,ly 100 ~) Ditto . 7th' Day 2000 I);ttn - /c 1 niv innr, Ditto - Sth Day 10.0.00 4th I).iy 5000 i Ditto - 9th Day woo ith flay toot. I)itto - toth Day 2000 'rickets antl'Sbaces are setiing at every 0114. c. Ticket . XIS 19 o Flaw - r 4 o j Eighth - s 9 6 • Quarter - 401 o Sixteenth . s 0 • Begins Drawing 13th May, 1805. Ditto. Ditto . This Day was published, Either in. One or Two Volumes, Price t4s. including the Arms of all the Peers; and the four Orders of Knighthood ; also ornamental by a striking Resemblance of His Majesty in his . Parliamentary Robes," and a Representation of: a Duke,' MarquiS, Earl, Viscount, and Baron, each in his Parliamentary Robes, ,elegantly and accurately' engraved upon icoew Set of Plates, printed on a tine Paper; the Letter-.press also on a new Type; being the cheapest and most complete Work of the kind extant ; VIEARSLEY's PEERAGE OF ENGLAND, .4,16, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND; containing. an Ae • count of the Origin, Honours, Marriages, ,and Issue of the Nobility; a List of all their Family Names, Titles of elder Sons, and Translation of their Mottos. To which art added, A n Accoutit of the Orders of Knighthood, an eXaa Valuation of each of the Bishoprics, and a complete extind peerage of the Three. Kingdoms, with the forfeited and dormant Titles. • Printed, for Kearsley, Flcet-stre-t. AT the Cheapest and Best H'lsiery Warehouse in the Kingdom, No. 934, Strand, the greatost Bar gains are now ; consisting of Men's brown Cotton tor Boots, at only is. bd. per ;),,:r, vomit is. 6d. ; Women's stout Cotton 14. 6d. worm ; tine 2s. 913 extra .su ' per p. 9d. worth ss. ; stout black and white Silk 6s, 3d. with laced clocks .7s, 6d.'; extra good los. 6d. A variety of Patent Angola Hose, warranti.4.l not to shrink, irons 2s, oil. to the bdst quality ; stout worsted 3d. , ; fine 2s. ; super fine 35. 6d. ; Silk. Mitts is. 6d. ; a curious Article in square Net Mitts ; also Ladies' pew-invented Lace Sleeves, calcu lated to give ease and elegance ; Men's Cotton Drawers 35.6 d. with every other Article in, the Hosiery Line that can pos sibly be made,up to the very best guality, wholesale and,for exportation.—Stockings made to any Pattern. TO, BE SOLI), withotit Reserve, by PUBLIC SALE, At lack's Collet-House, over the Corn Exchange; Mark lane, on Monday Next, at Half past One.o'Clock pre cisely, rVHE following" GOODS, viz. About 2500 Quarters of 400 d Dantzic mixed WHEAT. a consider able part of which lays under the King's Lock for Exporta tion, but may be entered for Home Consumption, on the Purchasers' paying the usual Duties of about 3s.per Quarter. Samples of which may be seen, and Catalogues had, at the Place of Sale, and of THOMPSON SCOTT, Sworndiroker, so, Nicholas -lane. • To BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On pr abOut the Ist Day of June next; unless a suitable Offer shall be made in the mean time, AN Eligible ESTATE, situate upon Harrow Weald Common, near Stanmore, Ntiddlesex, known by the description of Dancer's Vann, consisting of about Twenty.nine Acres of truly rich Meadow, within a Ring Fence. The Timber, Situation, and other advantages, are too nume►ous to be stated in an Advertisement. For particulars apply to Messrs. Kent and Meal's, Clifford's Inn. Mr. Woodhouse, Gardener, at the Marquis of Aber. corn's Priory, will shew the Premises. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. Lot I,A . Vexy Eligible 'FARM, sitwite in the Parish of Newport' Pagnell, in the County,of Bucks ; containing 5t Acres of Arable, and 35 Acres of Mea dow Land, in a high state of Cultivation, of winch imine. diate possession may be had. Lot 2. A very eligible Farm, situate, in the parish of Sherrington, in the saine.county,containing 98 Acres,and now lett to Mr. lames Pike, who is under notice to quit at Nli chaelinas next. Lot 3. tote. Sundry Enclosures at Newport Pagnell, to be sold together or separately. Lot st. A very desnable Farm at Suntion, in the county' of Bedford, containing 230 Acres, pr thereabouts, in the occu pation of Mr, Wm. Smith, on a Lease which expires at chaelmas 18°. The Land 'I as of the first Ten Lots is redeemed, and the whole arc tree from Tithes. . - •• ••••••••-••••.. •• • •••• Vor further l'articul:trs apply to Messrs.' Otlttje, Oddir. anti Forster, C,irey-street, ; Alt.' iit ; or &It, Lucas, at Nvwpft This DAT were published, Handsomely printed in Two Volumes, Price us. in boards, H INTS towards iqrming 'the CHARACTER of a YOUNG PRINCESS. _ . Printed for T. Caddl and W.- Davies, Strand. This Day were published, price Two Shillings, OUGGES LIONS tor the IMPROVEMENT of theMILITARY FORCE oitheBRITISH EMPIRE. By the. lion. Brig. Gen. STFWART, M. P. Printed for Thos. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. pay was published, In Twolarge VoluMes, Bvo. price as. in beards, AN INQUIRY into the COLONIAL POLICY or theEUROPEAN POWERS. By HENRY BROUGHAM, - lon. lis — q.F.R.S. Printed for Longman, 11..e5,' and Orpne, Pater noster-row ; and Mariners and Miller, and A. Constable, and Co. Edinburgh. -This Day was publiThed, In Four Vols. ramo. price.i.ci. boards. R OSETTA :. a NOVEL. )3y a LADY well known in the Fashionthlc World. • Printed for G. A. %VALI, IticirinOnd; and sold by Longman, Hurst, Itee:V, and Orme, Paternoster-row., Of whom may be had, just publiihecldessica Mandaville: or, the Woman of Fortitude. A Novel. By. Miriam Mal den. In 5 Vols, rarno. price t7s. 6d. in boards. This Day was published, THE CA BINE 1 7 : a C inlc Opera, in Three Ads, asperformed at the Theatre Royal, CoventCa den, with universal applause. - Written by THOS., DIBDI Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orate', Paternos— ter-row. Of whom may be had, by.the same Author, just published. The English Elect, in 134 a ; an Historic2l Coma: Opera, in Three Aqts ; price 25. 6d. . '- And in a levl , Days will be published , by the same Author, .. T. Family Quarrels. A .calk: Opera, in Five A. z. The Will ter the Deed. A Comedy, in Three Ads. just iinportcd by Payne and Mack inlay, No. 87, Strand, in Two Volumes Quarto, price sl, ss. in boards, HKAINH LilAsA 1•1 KI - 1--OVIJM TESTA. kl ENTUM G RAC E ' ex reeensione 10. SAC. GRIESBA.CHII, cum seiettateelionum Varietate. Tomus Primus, EY:logelia Mattlixi et hlarci—Tomus Se cunths Evange4 Luc: et (monis. Cipsive : Sutntibus G. J. Glischen. -*** This Edition of the Greek 'testament, which will ,he speedily completed in two mare 'Volumes, not only for Pa ' per and Typography, equals if not excels, the must beautiful Books that have hitherto been printed ; but for the purity and accuracy of the sacred Text, is the only Edition that may be considered as, the Staiglarkl.--zSezt the accounts of its merits in some late umbers of the Imperial and Critical Reviews, the Monthly Magazine, and other Periodical Works. MODERN VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. This Day was published, The First Volume, Complete, illustrated with numerous Viewt, Maps, tee. price to. in hoSrds, of A COLLECTION of MODERN and CON. .4. T LAI VOKAK I' V tiY.I,L; Lb and t tti v to be continued in Monthly Numbers, at lialf.a.o row,' each, and consisting . , t. Of Translations of New Voyages.intd Tra. vets from Foreign Languages, 2. Of Voyages' and Travfls nrver bet Ore published i and 3. Of Analysis of New Voyages and Trayels publish4d in . England. • , The Vkitse, Importance, Utility, and Economy of this Pe. riodical Work, will be the nest illustrated by an Enumeration of the Contents of the First Volurne, in which every Work is completed which was begun id either of the Mowlily Numbers. The First Volume contains TRANSLATIONS. 1. Cassa's Travels in Istria anti Dalmatia, with numerous platea. 2. Kuttner's Travels in Denmark, Sweden,Russia,Qermany, and I tali•. 3. Illichaux"6 Travels in the Tact Settlements of Ainerica. ifitIGINAL. An Itinerary of the,Routecf titj:En;;iish Embassy from t.on don to.C:unstantitioole, by the Secretary to the Embassy. • • ANALYSIS. z. Woodward's Voyage in the Indian 4rchipeligo. z.•Kotaebue'a l'favets France. , 3. ut.kt.v „ o Voyage to New South Wales. Every euture Volume will contain a$ interesting a variety ; and several Works of great value are already in course of pre paration for the Second Volume, among which are St. Vin cent's Voyage to the African _islands, ()loosen's' and l'ova 'eon's Voyage to Iceland, and a Walk froth-Leipsic . through Italy to Syracuse. A Nutnber will always appear on the first day of every month, price liall-a-Crown, and Six Numbers farm a Vo lume. t. 4 _ _ _ Printed for Richard Phillips, No 6 Bridge.struet "Black- I t Bridge.struet, friars ; and to be had of all Booksellers and News-carriers. NEW MUSIC. TOIGT's MAGIC HARMONIST, an Amuse. V man for Gentlemen.- This .navel invention is adapted for one or two German Flutes, Violins, or other I nstru. rztents of. the same compass, It composes, in whatever way arranged.. an innumerable variety of the most beautiful and melodious pieces, as Pastorals, Romances, Waltzes, Va.. lanallas, Fandangos, &e. 4c. Price 11. is. The Lady in the Lobster, a Colledion of Ballads, by Ro. sa Matilda. composat by Auguqus Voigt. tos. Mozart's Love Good Night, arranged as a Glee, by VOigt, with new Poetry, by Rosa Matilda,. is. od. Fair Lelia had takella Dora from it's Nest (the Dove), by Urine, as. The Syrian Peasant, by Voict, Is. Three Grand Marches, by Ditto, ts. 6d. The Little Drum Boy, by Ditto, ts. Cousin Michael,- by Ditto, as: ed. Rosy loy, 'by Uhto, is. 'flitimpson's fashionable Scleetion fur the German Flute, Violin, or Fife, tot Set,' 25. bd. Shoel's Psalms and I - 411111S, ISt Set, 45. Second and third Set of Ditto, Ss. each, London : Published by Henry Thompson, No, 75, St. PattPs'Cliurcb-yard. Fur itiagmATisms, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, ice. 1)r. sTt; ERS's OPODBLIA)C. .- HIS Medicine, from its warm, penetrating anti attenuating Qualities, is found to be an excellent Re medy fur external Rheumatisrus ; and by its strengthening Powers, it speedily restores the Parts which have been in jured by Bruises and Sprains. It is of great service in Cramps or Numbness, Stillness or IVeaktiess or the joints, anal as a-n Embroc:atio n tbr the Soreness of the Feet after Violent Exer cise , as also in promoting a proper Circulation in the Limbs when in a paralytic State. It is also, particularly recoin mended . for Chilblains ; and it used in time it will prevent their breaking; but itt this Case it should bedissoPred and ap. plied' *AMA. ' The Genuine Opodeldoc is prepared and sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way, tour Doors from. Cheapside, price as. 6d, a Bottles, Duty included : but as a variety of Counterfeits are tattered to the Public, in which the NattleS of Dr, Steers, ofeharing -cross, tuttl Mr. Newbery, are tratululently made use or, Purchasers are requested to observe whe.ther the worth " F. Newbery, No, 4i, St, Paul's," b,: engraved in the Stamp If not, the Preparation must be sptirions. Sold also, , by their Appointment, by Dicey and Sutton, Bow Chur,:h.yard ; Bacon a uI Co. No. t 50, and 1. Pidding . ,, No. 7(, tiKtord-street ; 1. WJAV . , Old Bond-street Bayley and Co. Cth.T.,. 4 1 if Nte,el..; I. WAlti, lion) ; T. .nitt, ; ‘y. t'larke. 134)rough. i1i;!11- IFtreet;-atid by 1, I S to Nlr3, E. NeNb.. , n', lisJok.4ll,J, th: I ttrUq. TO BE SO CD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery ma"e in a Cause of CAPPER against CO 11 V., .before in! it Springett Harvey, -Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court,...in the Public Sale-room of the Court, in South ampton-buildings, Chaticery-lane.london,. - THE ABSOLUTE REVERSIONARY IN TEREST- of Mrs, SUS A N NA FREEMAN, ileceas-, ed, expedant on the Decease of the Survivor of .two. Ladies, in a 1 , R EHOI. D FARM, situate at Waicot, near S win don in Wiltshire, consisting of a Messuage, with Our buildings, and about Seventy Acres . of Land ; 40 in several Houses.and Buildings used as a Brewery, situate at Lime.: house, in the County of Middlesex, lett on Lease to Ms. Richard Hare; and in a Fee-Farm Rent of ttal. is. 114, a-year, issuing out of the Manor. of Illuberrie, in , Berkshire ; and in 4391. its. lit Bagels 3 per Cent. Consolidated Annul ties ; 3°oo. tss. Bank Stock ; 3001. is.-6d. rive' per Cent.. Annuities of the year 09 . 7; tail. is. Navy Five per Conn. Annuities, and 2561. 95.. bd. Bank Three per Cent. Consul:- dated Annuities, which Ric,vessinnary InteroSt is subject lo an Annuity of 451. during the Life of a Gentlem,ii z years and upwards, and to Four Legacies, ainottiaing riser to 3001. Particulars ix - say be had (gratis) ut the said lgaster's hers, in Southanipton-buildings aforesaid ; -Of Messrs. and cs.ortield,Skinn , rs' Hall, London ; ants of Messrs. Cto:.- field and Moore, Salisbury-s ricer, irljhe ,Strand,. - • NEAK-CINSLIAM, BITCV.s. TO BE SOLP BY L.RI VA rh CON ° By' Mr. (MANI:IE, A Cipi al and moat D rabic FREEHOLD • • EsTATE, the grente.it fart TN"FI I , E- F RE between Cheshain. and Great hlkoenden,. one Mlle ,tront each, three front Ame,r,ham, and tour tront Great Reek.h:n . 4- stead, and thirty from London, in a beautifal and strortiti; Part of the COUNTY ot Consisting of a Substantial and Convenient 1.)%Y..E1,1,1NG... HO US E, with Six stall.St:olv, twci Coach- h0i 1; ,c,,,,01 walled Kitchen Garden, Capital Farm-yard, 4iid ONE HUNDRED ACRES " - of excellent Arable, and Meadow in hand i Eight y rci which arc Trite-free), admirably suited tor the 1::,1d,!,x.:. ** and Occupation of the Gentleman A gricultociA. Also, contiguous, a Farm house, Builutitgs, and Twenty. Acres, lett tato a respedable Tenant, The Estate may be vtewed, and further particulars known, by refereuee to Mr. ,Christie, in Pall-Malt. GOSPORT FOR PUI3LIC SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, on Thursday the asth of April, tSos, at Nine o'Clock in the Forenoon, • QNE ThOUSami and Tovent y t w°o,Serorpt of GuA. TI MALE INDIGO, Thirty-three jars - 11 A LitiA Pt. RU, and other Goods, 'being the entire Cargo of the , Spanish Ship Ehnetis. captured on her..vo,.'age from la Ft nab to Cadiz, by Ills NLljesty's Slop Tribune, R. U. A. 11,:n. nett, ksti. Captain. • . • Samples attic Indigo will he shown a Weel: previons the Day of Sale. and Catalogues !Ida un applinatlon to NiesAr, St. Barbe, Green, and iligneil's„ London; and at the Count "ing..liouse of :4I:I'I'I'EIIAS hIAIiCU. lw. Broker. Gosport GOSPORT. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Dolphin lon, oo Friday the 26th, of April, at Nine lock tbi; rom,aod, • followin g Goc)ns, viz. Twelve Thott , l4ll,l 13111iNOS' AVIZ.F.S 1 i)ES, One l'hous:io+l Hundred Small ditto. Twelve Thousand II 0 itS E . 111 in the flair ' Fourllunds.tl and l'hirty-fiaur T Ni r i I111)ES for Soles, .01w Hum:N.l' Baks of TALLOW .t stiodry other Cowls, licint the Cargo Amphitrite, captiiirit on her voyage froin Cadiz and Bareutona by 'llk Ntajosty"s Ship Trtauur , R . A. Bennett, Fsq. Captain. . For Catalogues, and a view of the Ilides and ply two days vreviiius to the Sale, to km. i rt)1: GOSP - OR r. !OR PURLIC SALE, ..At the Dolphin tm, on th,.! 26th April, at N;;;;. o'clock iu the T llE 'FOLLOWING GOODS, vjz. For EXPORTATION, Four liuncircd and furry Small Casks or rich MALAGA, Wt4tTE WINE, Being Part or the Cargo landed Irene the Spaniik Brig I. e Matilda, I k:taincit on her voyage frOilllhttett ills. Majesty' s Ship La Decade, W. 14,;x104; ~r:.l, Captain, and regularly condeanb:d in 1114 Court 01 ..\,:- miraltY. . For Catalogues, and viewing the With: two days before th Sitli;; apply to Ggsport, April 4, ;floc NI.ITTIITAS hllßCily !Lit. proicer. GO;;VON.T. FOR PUBLIC' SALE, At the Dolphin inn, on Friday the 26th April, at Nine • &C lock in the Forenoon , THE FOLLOWING Forenoon, viz. For HOME CONSUMPTION, ;68 Bags Spanish tVool, 9463 Ox Horns, 21 Serons Indigo, 3 t e s9o Horn Plates, i 6 Bales Sarsaparillas IS,Soo Ox Bones. , t Case Storax, For- EXPORTATION, iro Barrels Collie, 2 Barrels Wine.. Being Part of the Cargo landed from the Danish Ship Sta tt Copenhagitt, detained on her vov.igc from Cadiz to hineiii. i by His Majesty's Ship ?Into, Richard lanverm, Esq. Cu - mander, and regularly condemned in tfie High Court of A‘i. iniralty. For Catalogues, and vieNving the Goods two days prior to the Sale, apply to=. Gosport, April 4, Ito; tut r, 0,:!r • COSPO lel% • FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, on Thursd.ty the toth of May, tS,.);, at Ten o'Clock in the Forcnoon, rrHE F 01,1,0 WING, GOODS, viA. 4 . 0 r CONSUMPTION', 16,7.:,0 BIM Al' RES 1111)L,, 6- Packages of CO Tt For ExvoR.TATIoN, Serons of COCOA, Being the Cargo of the.. - Spatti,ilt Ship Ptinck.ssa de I.t captor...don her Voy.:tg,e lr,nn MontevuDo to St. And:ro, Ilis Nlajeay's Ship Linlytnion, It on., Chat - N:3.l'4;st, cu. ! . tain, and regularly condentned as Prizr. I. or CatAlogues, and vicwint; toe sainc two days b;:fore . t apily to .NIATTI-11A,S NIARCII, jun. and 1011S1 Brokers. Gosport, Apri tt,. ISor„ • ' s FO 1.)1.1 11 I, C ; , At the Dolphin Inn, on 'll;n:,,tly 1E1'."5, at Ten o'Clotk T" "0 LLOW Nt„ s, v Fur S 6 Sewn, ) For '1.1()S11.: 78 Pact - ,igq:s•ol , iS Scr,ns ofiNi.)lf;(), 50 T 011.; r.ll. 1,1 i.. , , . • : 110414 the Cfxr.;o of the t ture4 nu her V,yage from t , ' Az by ty's , ~ i ,11)Ltin, gnilirty conn,f- Pi. tor 11,4 tit ) ; rt 7 (..;oo:12,-; two tltys t I\lf 3 rl I,E, and 41AT1'111.,1..S r Arr,i ;