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• 174 `ti .7.1A-7-n,(qt ,1 • • • ' • • " " I . ' • •A r? .4., • •• " 4 • s • . t or :FY • • •itrf • • • , AN , , L , ; ).;it• FTE L t \ / 4 . 1 . k NUMBER 3314•) FOR THE EBNEFIT OF MRS. POWELL. I'HsATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. . , N MONDAY EVENING, May 23, 1803, will be presented THE WINTER's TALE. • Leontes, Mr. POPE .- Mamilius, Master BYRNE ; Polixenes, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Florizel, Mr. C. KEMI3LE ; Clown, Mr. SUETT ; , Autolycus, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. germione, Mrs. POWELL; Perdita, Miss HICKS ,• Emilia, by a YOUNG LADY, , • . .(Being.her first appearance on any Stao.) WITH A VARIETY OF ENTERTAINMENTS. Which will be expressed in future Bills. Tickets aixl Places for the. Boxes to be had of Mrs. Powell, No. 36, Craven street, Strand ; and of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Lox Office, in Little Russell-street. 10. REAL DISTRESS. • • ''Person respeaably descended, is, by the con tinuetl•serics of the most unprecedented calamities,. so pitiably reduced, as to compel this urgent application to the considerate .Public for Relief. Her Husband, who served abroad as an Officer during the late War, since the Peace being immured 41 , g:1u), for depot, : is thereby prevented nir.:n lessening the miseries. or-even .INi:tit the eoininon inainte- • *lance of a large Family :.four Children, in part only lately recovered from the most seven:. and expensive illness, in which one died, with the 'further .weighty charge of the. recent birth of another, all without prosped of support, but through this channel, until their Parent's liberation, are the leading circumstances - of her trying case, now respectfully subMitted to feeling minds. The smallest donations will be thankfully received, 'at' Mr. BeCket's, Bookseller, No. Si, Becket begs leave to recommend the above melancholy Case to the 65nsideration:ot the benevolent and • Iluman e , for the fads are truly stated, and th e y are rea l ob jeds of charity. _ , . . VOTICE is hereby given, 0;4 . a GENERAL .4.1 MEETING of the PERSONS, .whose claims upon His Royal Highness- the.-PRINCE of WALES wert.liqui dated by the Commissioners, appointed under an Mt of Par- Jiamentpasseal iti the year 1795, will beheld at the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's-street, on MONDAY next, the 9th of May, i'd'o3, arTwelve o'clock precisely, to receive the 'Report of Committee deputed at a former Nleeting, held at the same placeoopresent ari Address to His Royal High T gess, on th e su bj e t o f Hi s Gracious Intentions expressed respeeting their Relief. . . A GENTLEMAN retirini. from an. Extensiv e CONTINENTAL CONCERN, which he has re presented with the most' flattering success for the last tour years in England, Holland, France, and Germany ,• and bay sng the advantage of personal Connexions in thuse.Countries. begs leave to make a ten&r of Iris Services to any respectable house, whose Interests his Abilities may be thought capable of promoting. - Address to 13. B. at john's Collie-house, Cornhill. I ) MOYSEY...Junior, of s Plymouth,, and J. -L • joccuT and Co. Merchants, Ship Agents, and Insurance Brokers, beg leave to inform all Merchants, Un derwriter's, and OWnere of Ships or other's. that, in the strielest sense, of the word s they have, re-established a Hoyl e in London. Great attention will 'be . paid to , any Ships in, Distress. that may put into the Port of Plymouth, or any other Port of the West of England. They intend to appoint Men of the srrietest Honesty to Survey any Shira, or Goods. —Masters of Ships. are expected to call a t the Mike of PP. Moyiey and jagg6tt, when their Ship is lit safety. NIUYS EV, Junior, begs leave to inform the C R 1:1)1. TORS of Ids Bankruptcy of the Year 1794, that at any time, by applying,at Itia,Otfice in Plymouth. or at the (Mice of Mr. joggett, they will RECEIVE THEIR PULL MO,UNT. • ,4 DRESS is one of the various Ingredients that contribute to the Art of Pleasing."-;—Vide..l.tiesterlield's Letters.. MAGASIN de NOUVEAUTES, for .Gentle. nien'sDrcss. • Ladies Riding Habits, Pelisses, Great Coats; ilcc. No. 408, New 13E7nd-street. The • Nobility acid Gentry are respeafully informed, that a New Article is pre pared for Riding Habits ter the present Season, very light, pleasant, and 'durable, and made - up in the best and must fashionable manner,* from.T wci Guineas to Two Guineas and' a Half the Habit complete, • particularly well calculated for Ladies le, tOride.. Habits of superfine Ladies': Cloth, of the newest Colours, and liitewise of Black, Blitcs, and mixt Cwsimeres, which .are extremely pleasant, .light, and elastic.. Habits of either, made up in a superior style, at Five Guineas each, Ready- Aloney. • - .Gebtlemen's light Summer Coats, for Morning or After noon, of tine Cassitneres,' in a•variety. of Colours, made up the'best and- Must fashionable manner, at Two Guiueas and a 1-1;lf each. . variety of Waistcoats, of the newest Patterns •for. . the Season ; line Cloths, Embroidered Suits for . Court-itiii forms, and every fashionable Article of Dress, made tip. at a feW hours. notice, at such fair and reasonable prices as will be found a considerable saving, and particularly to . thosa Gentlemen who chuse to pay Ready-Money. "So much f or D ress , which l maintain to be a thitig of conSC , quence in the Polite World."--Vide Chesterfield's 1 4 1 st Letter. No. roS, New Bond-street. A IREEHOLD.--I.YMINCTON, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CUNTRACT,- THAT . Elegant and Commodious Mansion , eall eti the GROV E-MOUSE, with the Furniture, si tuate near the Town of Lvinington ; and immediate Poises sion may be had. The House has been recently enlarged, improved, and finished in a superior and substantial Wan ner. It contains on the GrouleeFloor, a Dravving- twin, 21 feet square, -• 12 in height Dining-roorn of the s a m e (Innen sions ; Library, 23 feet by l ta in height ; Breakfast Par lour, 21 feet by 15, 9 feet 7 in height ; with Unites of every description complete and convenient. In the Attic Story are live large Bed-chambers, with two Dressing-rooms, four excellent Servante:ltoorns, and a,Lanndry. There are good kitchen Gardens (partly walled) anti a neat, Shrubbery sur- Tounding the House, with a Coach-house and Stabling tor, four Horses. The Furniture is new within the fast ten . months, made of the very best materials, in tht: first style of elegance, and in good preservation. Grove-House conutiands beautiful and extensive views of the Isle of Wight, till: Sea, and the surrounding Country. That deli A h ttu l W a lk ta ll o d the Grove, adjoining, is part of the Premises and will be included is the Sale. For further Particulars (ii' by letter, pot.paid) apply to Charles St. Barb::, Esq. at the Bank iieLyinitigtonovlto : will sleliYet Tickets for viewing the llouso and Furniture. TO TIIE PUBLIC. THE Honourable Commissioners , for the startiO Duties having been pleased to grant Dr. Solomon the trivilege of an exclusive and Particular set of Plates for his, - Stamps, whereon his Name and Residence, viz," Sam!. So lomon, Liverpool," are engraved, • The Public areherebv respez.lfulty informal, that infuture his Medicines, the Curtlid li dins el S.; and Anti- Impc, tigines, will not contain the Certificate as.licretofpre hlclosed, signed lay him, tiie Government Stamp pasted over the Cork ()leach Bottle, bearing his nanie inahe bedy thereof (to Coun; terreit Which is, Felony), being 4 sidPcient security to bin* and the Publi6 in Keneral against all Manner of Imposition. Purchasers of those valuable. Medicines, and of .Dr. Sole Abstergent Lotion, are therefore requested im a parts) •cular manner to observe, that none is or can pgssiblYDe gcsiuine " whien is not sta! - nped in the mariner ANON Stittau of course all otbetp are Coutttericits. TUESD 2.1 IT, MAY 3, 1803. COUNTY OF KILDARE. . T a.• Meeting of the . Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, and. Freeholders of the COUNTY of KIL DA E, held at Naas, on Saturday the i6th of April, tSO3, pursuant to a 'Requisition by loin: josErn Acuity. Esq. High Sheriff; far the purpose of Congratulating our Gra. clout Sovereign on his late providential deliverance from the Conspiracy formed against his Life; the Flton Sliza t r having taken the Chair, ROBERT LA.vouctir., Esq. (Mem ber for the County), rose and moved, That a Committee should be. appointed to prepare a suitable Address which was seconded by lonikt WoLrE, Esq. (Colonel . of tile' Kil dare Militia) .when the following Gentlemen were appointed to prepare the same : • Robert Latouche, Esq. John Finlay. Eiq." . John Wolfe, Esq. -Peter Wolfe, Esq: • • •Rei. Cramer Roberts,Michael Aytiner, Esq. Wogan.Browne Esq.l). O'Reilly, Esq., Edw. Ilenderic i k, Esq.'; and Richard 'Griffith, 'Esq". Ambrose O'Fairel, Esq. • The following Address was unanimously .agreed to To the kJ NG's Most Excellent MA J EST Y. We, your 'Majesty's most dutiful anti loyal ~ Subjeiti, the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy • and Freeholders of • the County of Kildare,. be , leave to approach your ik.laj6sty With our most heartfelt'Congratulations on the prOvideniial discovery of the late traitorous Conspiracy directed against your Majesty's sacred Person and the happy Constitution Under which .we . . ' We learn, with equal abhorrence anitastohishment, that a wicked and desperate had been entertained by per. sells hying under the mild and equal laws which.thow'Coun-• triCs have to boast . ; and we ; are led by the detedion of such nefarious designs, to mired on the value of those Illt..ssings • which we enjoy under your Majesty's auspicious Reign. • • We 'most earnestly. beSeech that Providence which hai - hitherto .snielded your Majesty's invaluable Li le, to vouch. safe - to your •Miljesty, a long continuance'ofilealth and Pros- , perity, and to us a continuance of that Security and Happi. Hess: which we enjoy under your Kijesty's paternal Govern. .JOHN JOSEPH - HENRY, Sheriff. It was then 'resolved, That' the High Sheriff do wait- on his Excellency the Lotto LIEUTENANT, to know at what time he would please .to. receive the Address, and that on whatever day his Eicellency shall please to appoint, for that Purpose, the Sheriff; 'atterided.by the Committee who fram ed the Address, shall present it, with a request that the Lord Lieutenant will transmit the sante to his Majesty. It was further agreed on, • that 'the. • Proceedings of the Meeting be published in the English and Irish Newspapers. • The High' Sheriff left the Chair, Robert Latouche, Esq. was requested to take ids dace, when the Thanks of the Meeting were voted to the High Sheriff' fur convening it, plat for his conduct in the Chair. • SOCIETY for SUPF.KSEDING the NECESSITY of • CLIMBING BOYS, ny encouraging a New Method of. I SWEEPING CHIMNIES, and tvr MPROVING the CONDITION of CHILDREN and others employed by CIIIMNEY•SWEEPERS. THE SUBSCRIBERS t o thislnstitution are : respeetfully informed, that the last Report of their Committee, together with the Rules of the .sticiety, and a List of SubScrib;:is, may be had by applying V. Messrs. C... and-R. Baldwin, Bridge-street, Blacktriars; Messrs. l took ham and.Eber's Library, No. is,. Old Bond-street ;, and Mr. Taylor's Library, BrOirsiston. —This mode of delivering the Report, lec. has been adopted from the difficulty of obtain ing the Places of Residence' of ni E;ty of the Subscribers, and. with a view to accomm o d ate t h e numerous Anonymous Con ,tributors, whose Subscriptions the Secretary haS no other Means of acknowledging. -The Committee are adively'ern pioyed in investigating the respective Merits of the several Plans subMitted to their Consideiation for actual Experi ment, the Result of. which will - be the Subject of a futUrc Report. JAMES'H EBD IN, Secretary. No. 41, Bernard.street.. Subscriptions continue to he received by the following bankers : • Messrs., Down and Co. Bartholomew-lairs: ; Messrs. Newnhant and Co: .- Mansion-flousc- street ; Hoares, Fleet,street ; Messrs. Coutts and Co. Strand ; Messrs. Drummonds,Cliaiing Cross; Messrs. Hamrnersley and Co. Pall Mall; and Messrs. Birch, Chambers, and Hobbs, Bond-street.; and also Iv the Trasurey„ Mr. W. Tooke, No. to, Cray's-lint-squ a re • and by the Secretary, James Hebdin, No. 4t, • Bernarti-street, Russell4square, to whom all Plans and. Communications arc to be addressed. • coTTo N MANUFACTORY. • In a few Days' will he published: "BSERVA TIONS drawn from FACTS, upon the Proprietyof EX PO RTI NC; COTTON T w ST, for the purpose of lacing manufactured into Cloth by rt). reicners. By TOM DUR FEY, Esq.. ".Nothing extenuate, or set down ought in malice. "-0 the', Printed by J. Debrctt, opposite Jurtington-house, Pic cadilly. this' Day WasPUbListed,P;ice is. 6d. A SERMON preached ih. Lambeth Chanel, on Sunday the 27th of March. rEc3. at the CONSE. C KATI ON of•the• Hum and Right key•erend G EORG E P E LEIAN, 1).1). LORD 111:S11OP O 1 BRISTOL. By the Rev. 'JOHN' GA RN ETT,' M; Chaplain in Ordinary to His Majesty, mid Prebendary of Winchester. • - Published by C:onunand ulthe A rchln,ltop. Printed for . f Rob,;on, • New Bond-stre.:t. On Monday Derry t will. be-published, Elegantly printea Detny Quarto, by Whittirigham, con. Liming tared highly fini:;ticd 'Engravings, a Plate, with Out-lin.:s, and a Wood Cut by Anderson, • • . , .No. I. Price ss. of •- Ai SELECTION of ANTIQUE GEMS, to . he etigray,.,l is the manner"of Chalk . , front Diawiitg,s by 1320,11 - y. • :PT w;tiscompri se the. l'nost, bratitiin I Specimens to oe me: within Creel; •In - rd will the greatest variety *of ititijeCti illustrative of the Heathen My-• thology; and the VabulOtts History of the AnCients. • Those who , have not learned to,study Gent; with critical exactness, may, on viewing them in the dress . of painting, re, cognize a thousand bes.uties, feet. their curio...tidy their taste formed, and the it knowledge enlatzed. • . • •The Engraving.; will. be accompithq. with approp6ate explanation, and in the course of the. Work a copious Preface 'will be given A List of Subscribers will he printed,. • - Persons deskaus of early Impressions, are requested to send . . in their names to fohn Murray, No. 32, 11i:et-street', where Proposals may be had, and Spe6trient, of the Work' may•te -- s:en. This Day is published, price ts. 6d, AL"TTER to the. Right FIENRY AD. DING`IsON, First Lord Coo4iliss:onc.7 of the l'relt sury, Chancellor of the Excbccpicr, and one cf His .11:ijc ty's most Hon, Privy Council, &c. ezc. Ex MO lluerc, ac r‘n ro suhlapsa referri Spcs Danaura, - fractx vices, av‘,.r4a Dea.. rann. Vtltn. _ _ Printcd for .E . Harding, No. IS, HOLCROFI"s 'fItAVELS. In the Ness, and sp,:edily will be published, in Two etc pot Voittmes„ Quarto, decorated ! yith a great nunglet of Vignettes, together with a separate'Voloine of large En grwings, by the first Artists, reprosenting the princip4 li*ct: and Buildings in Paris, many of them front beaut.;- fulprawings wade under the direekion . of the Author, R TAVELS in GERM - ANY, HOLLAND, 'FLANDERS, and FRANCE,` to PARIS : with nu merous particulars, relative to the present Stitt: of that Capital ; its Manner.:, Characters, Paintings, Mttsie, The atres, Gardens, Institutions, Architecture, &e. &c. By THOMAS HOLCItOrr. l'rinted for Rii.hard Phillips, Nu. 71, St. !'aid's Church. yard. EMA LE BIOGRAPHY. - This Day were published, ' In Six elegant Volumes. 12mo. price it. "tra. 15d. in boards. EMOIRS'of the LIVES of ILLUSTRIOUS .and CELEBRATED WOMEN, of all ,Agei and ecantriO3: • B! MARY HAYS. Prlnp,:d for Richard - Pk i tips. No. qt. Paul's-church yard • and sold hy. all llooks::11:4s. N. B. Copies oethis interesting Work, intended as Presents to Ladies, may bc had clz.-4antly bound and gilt, price TIN° . Guineas. VALUABLE SALMON FISHING& ON SPEY. rrHh•DUKE GORDON's SALMON FISH. . 1 IN GS on the River SPEY, to which the Earl of Mo. ray's are joined, are again open, and ready to be entered to'ior the Season tS44, on ii Lease for 14 Years. From the rising value of Salmon, these Fishings become an important object 'to any Company,adequate to the Undertaking. sealed Proposals, adth - essed to Charks Gordon, Esq. of Cluny, Edinburgh, will be received ton these Fishings until the Ist ofjune, 11;03, and those not accepted of returned.. , RURAL SPORTS. • This Day waspublished, price Que. Guinea, in boards, Part .1. qt , the Second, tta Volume in Ovo, cif • • RUR AL SPORTS. By W. B. DANIEL. The Embellishments of this are the same as in the Quarto Edition'. The Second Part will be published with all possible dispatch; and Five Of :the Thirty Engravings, therein so: be given, and which can,lot' be folded without ma terial detriment, will be - stitdied in blue paper, and deli :vel'ed•to the Parchasers, ott their producing a Card, which will be issued,with the First Part. 1.0 be had at No. 4 Prospea-place, West-square. A kw Seta of the Quarto Edition may, be had, in boards, as above, with the EnSrivints accurately coloured-tram Na. tiOLCROFT's NEW 'COMEDY. Ticts Day_ wasyuy . lt! .. ;_!ty(l . , prie:c_flait-4,7Crown, SW . ES, . a New ..Comedy, in t lye Acis, pt.-dor - ming at this time with universal p- H Lus„ 4t the 'l'll:a;re=Rtval, Drury-lane. • • by '11•101AS 1-101. CROFT. Printed for Ricbard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church. yard, anent •sold by !Messrs. Carviiter, l' , Z,n‘• !Wild -street ; lt. 11. Westley, Strand; and 'all other litoot;sel:crs. • „ . 01 whom may be had, lately published, . • A. TALE of MYSTERY, a Nlelo-Draine, by the same Author, decorated with four Etchings, price 2 . 3 . ' TIM SAVAGE OF AVEYRON. This clay wiii published, price 3s, 6A. boardn, embellished with his Portrait, AN HISTORICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL AL C 'lithe Discovery and Education of a SA- N , AGE MAN or, of the first Developernont, physic.al and moral,. of the Young Savage caught in tne-W00d,,, in the parrinent niAveyron, in the year r9S, and brought so Paris by Order of the French Goventhient, in 1799 r By E. M. ITA RD, Physician to the National Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Member of the Medical Society. or P:,ris, Scc. - Printed for R. Pliillipi, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, and sold by all Botiksellers. • THE ENGLISH MILITARY MISSION ,INTO. TURKEY, 5Y ItlA, AND EGYPT. • ' This Day was published, In One Volume; Quarto, price Two Guineas and a Half, in Boards, emhellished with nearly Thirty. coluiirea Engrav: iegs, from Drawings taken on the Spot, MR - AVELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, AL SYRIA, and across the' Desert into 'EGYPT, during the Years t 799,- t&,o, and tSo t, in Company with the T ink i Army and the British Military Missiiin ' which was sent fr om u this Country into Turkey, under , the Command of General Ko E R containing•Dcrails of cic Proceedings and Opera tions of the Tiiirlash Army under the Commainl of the Gr3rEt Vizicr, with authentic and .circumstantial At coont of the present State of those Parts of ti:. Turkish Empire. ' TO which arc annexed, A Meteorological journal, anti Onseryatiormon the Plague, and on the Disease?, of the .. mks. BY WI LLIANI.WITTNIAN, M. D. Of the Royal Artillery, Surgeon 10 the MisSinn, and, upwards' ''of two Years Physician to the Grand Vizier and tho ()Ricers of the Turkish A nnv. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-pa the Press, and s,peedilY will he published. in 6 V A .ds. Elegantly printed ont hicic Kist Sio..and in Deinytleuodeirpo, decteated with Fate Similes and Portraits,' engraved front Original l9clttres, by Caroline ‘V:ltson, HE WORKS or the Right lion. LADY MARY WORTLEY NIONTACU, now first published,' by peEmission, .frown the ori4inal Manuscripts ; none of wilien have hitherto been' printed, exceptinon Copy of the Utters from ContAnttuot)l4. These Voluntz.l will contain her Ladyship's Correspon &lice at different pi-fiodi of her Life, viz. t. Before her Marriage, in 1 7 12 ' 2. During Mr. Wortley's Embassy to Constantinople, front 1716 t 0171 8 .,, 3. With her Sister, the Countess of Mar, while resident at Twickenham, between 1720 and 1715. - 4. With Mr. Wortley, and het - Daughter, the late Coon. tens of Bute, during her residence: in france:trid Italy,. be. tweed the years 173 y and 174 53 . Intersperstxt with 'omicrons Letters hitherto itupublishecl, from Pope, Young, Fielding, and other distinguished -Cha raiterS. They will also include Original. Poems and Esiays., Ranch and English, by ,hcf Ladyship ; and to the whide will tae prefixed, rm authentic Meirs of her Life. Printed • . rutted tOr ltiehard No, 71, St, Paul's Church yard. This Day was published, handsomely printed in One Vo. lunie 00i6VO Price, in boards, 7s. LI • ERMONS preachcti occasionally in the Episco pal:Chapel, Stirling, during the eventful period from 1793 10 18 . 93. . 1y GEORGE,GLEIG, LLD.,and, F.R.S. Edinburgh Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6z, Sr. Paul's Church-yard ; sold :tlr,o by j . HaNhard, No. 190; Piccadilly ; Bell and - 13racifute, - and Manner's. and Miller, Edinburgh ,• W. Anderson, Stirling; and by the Booksellers. Oxtbrd and Cambridge. This I.)ay was ptthliihed,• IS. in hoards, eqibellished with beautiftil, E ngravings - 'and Maps, rir HE. HISTORY of the MAROONS, Irani their •the EstabliShthenr of their Chief Ti die Sierra Leone: hid:Wing the -EX PEDI 711 ON - to .the Purpose of ..proctiring Spanish ChAit.lllrs ; and the STATE of the ISLAND or IA NI A I CA for the last ten Years: with a 'SUCCINCT HISTORY of • the ISLAND previods to that. Pet iod. - • , . • .13,y W. C. DA 1,1.:15,. Esq. The Work.here.oirered tot he 1' nidie is founded on thebest .authorities, which are ritentionedin the Preface.' The Subjeet is not :comely new. to .the. Public,part. of it having, a few years ago, engaged the attention ol.),arliament,' hut even that pan was never detailed pr understood in this cOuntry. The Engravings - consist of tivo lates, the - one representing the hest etraCd made with Old Ctitljoe; -the other representing a Spanish Chasseur with his tirms; a SUhied which raised a groundless clamour, respecting the laSi . ftlamon War. Oithe Naps - , one is a pnbral. - Viewof the Iblantl at Jamaica ; the other. displays the Seat of the Manion War, and was presetit, ed to the Author by lames Roberftion, Esq. Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, No ;9, Pater. nosier-row. . • , • .. . , 01 whom may he had. by the s:un e Autber. . PERCIVAI.: a Nove..l. S' = aid Edition, in four Volunics, itinvi price tSs. inboards. sixpEßeit Cußtz,r,tt and • T° $:7 SOLD, a rrtnlikal4 wen.built Modern CURRICLE, in perred repair, .111 e Wheels almost ,new, with or without Harness, which has been but little used. Also a remarkably clever GREY G F.LDI NG, aged : 'he is a perfed Curricle or Road Horse, strong enough for a light, Charir.t, and was regularly hrin red in -Northampteat-4 shire this year. Likewise a BAY GE LDING,• that 112$ been used with the-Grey in the Curricie, six years The whole the Property of a Gentleman, who may he re. ferred-to, and who will p' n t with them on moderate terms, ' ash; is going abroad inunc6ately. • To be seen at Miles Fraviland's Stables, North .13tuton, Mews, Bruton..stree.t. . • CAMBRIDGESHIRE. TO B SOLD BY AUCTIONi • . . By Mr. CHAPMAN, Of Rii,:hrnonil, Surrey. L • . . On WetinN , lay the .itii Day of May inst. at the Baptist Head Cuirce.hous:, in Chancery-lami, London, at TWelve weiock, 'VHF, MANOR and ESTATE of WOOD. IJ NCI ALL, containing in the whole 1368 Acres. - - The Estate is very compact, and situate in the Parish of Gamlingay, two Miles from Potion, six from Iliggleswade, 'seventeen from Cambridge, fifty from London, and tour from CI irford.:Bridge, on the Great N orth Road, from whence the River Outicy is navigable to Lynn. The Mansion,house and Offices are in complete repair, and ill for the „immediate reception 'of a Family. The z; ,, d round the Mansion "is remarkable dry stria rnd the Turf is as good as any• Race around ; the Gardcu estceined equal, to any in the kingdom for its WOCti3, whieharein hand, and at a desirable distance from. the Mansion-house, are goqd shelter . for Game, or which there is a greet variety on the I\lln , it. Pa rticii ars -- may be had at the Chambers of Mt. Graham, • No. 6, tincrilm.init fat W. and I. Black,, Middle Temple; at Il t e l i •v tt., p h r; o n a c i i ; pa Inns :a t 1.,i0i at ibury .riltitiondietle Fduntain,tCock, E at atir tu t ain tl g te .. don; the Ram, at Newmarket; and of Mr. Chapman, at the Baptist licati N. B. The Gardener at Woodbury Hall will shew the !louse and Premises about it, and the 'Tenants will shew their' respeaive Farms. ' . • April, iBq3. • . . . . LALEHAM, MIDDLESEX. TO BE SOLD }3Y AUCTION.' •By Mr. THOMAS CHAPMAN ) • • 'Of Richmond,. Surrey, .• "111 LOTS On FRIDAY, the,znth of May inst. at Twelve o'Clock, at Noon precisely, at the Bush Inn, Staines, THE" MANOR ,and LORDSHIP vit . LALI.. 1 • RANI, 'with Court Lcet and Court Blum, several Mansidn houses. and Gardens on the Banks of tit,: Rivet Th;„o,,-4 and upwards of light Hundred and Twenty ACres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land ; the greatest . . part free from Tytlies : a healthy situation, and situate in. One of the best neighbour) oods,; only One mile trout Chertsey, two from Staines, and sixteen front London. Further particulars may he had at the Chambers of Mr. Graham, Lincoln's-inn; of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land- Surveyor and Au s dioneer Richmond, Surrey ; anl•of Mr. Thomas Harrison, of Lateliain, (who will show the Pre mises) at the Bush, at Staines; and of Mr. Horne, Attorney at t aw,. S tuistes. VALUABLE ADVOWSONS. SALE of CHURCH LIVINGS in the COUNTY 4:4.' SALOP, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. rrHg RECTORY, of CHURCI-1. PULVER BATCH, in the. COUNTY of SALOP ; subje t the life of the present I ncumbent,' aged 56 years. • 'I - 'le great 'Aid small T-rtheA•iit fall belong to this. B , 4o!-Y and also a quantity of Glebe Land, containing 4i Aores. The yearly value of tie Tithes and. Globe is 4301. more, or less. Under part of the Glebe there is Coal of good qua. - _ . • the Second Portion of •the RECTORY of PONTES. /11/R V, in the said County of Salop, subject , to the life of the present Incumbent., aged 59 years. • 'There is apNrosirtr ing to this, Re.tiory an excellent PArsormge 'House, on Ito ot. cellent Situation, with conyenicrit Offices, a . . tour.stalkd Stable, Coach-house, and Cianary, built by the present In. cinnhent ; also a Barn, Co N.lniuses, karnt.vard, and 111 other suitable Out-buildings, and walled GArilen, together with sundry•Parcels,ofcxeellvit Glebe - Land, lying wave :tient' and near the House, -contanting 60 Acres, or there., elbows, of the annual value .4: al. per Acre, snore 'tat less ;• alio the Tittles, both great and small, of a certain portion of this Parish, well known ; the whole being of the yearly v 4. • hue of 701. more or less. .• f'arish is (Uri:lei into three Portions, and the Service of the Church belonging to each is ass . "follows, viz. the`tirst Portion 16 StitidaYs, and the second and third Portions each in the year, multhe.Curate's Stipend is paid by th eta ' iii proportion to such Service. . • • , The Villages of Churyti Pill verbatch and Pontesbitry are sitirated about dal mils front Shrewsbury, in a fertile 'and good . Sportiq Country, and arc distant from each other about three miles. Further Particulars or these AdvoNiisons tnay:be had by applying in Melsrs.Antrobm,',Antrobutiartol Green, N. 41k,' Strand.; or- o-Nlesses.. Pemberton and Couplancl, Solicit o rs, Shrewsbury', wt.() A ill app a person to skew them. • LW MEDICINE ACT. .At tlle,nrtiy•\Vireliouse for Dr. lANIES's POWD St. Puttl's Churult-yartl, London. rri t foIIowing,IMEDICINES arc Sold, at the Prices annexed, inaluctong the Stamp Dutiesj and a•.; it is eiiadcat, that from the sit of September, 1802, the Stamps Ithr)uld be .appliodio all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreign as thr ConsuMption, and as a con siderabli: Addition is inii.te to t!ie Stemps,-on the articles of higher 'value, or bulk, the nrices of Dr. James's I, , owtior will pi: futare 911. 1;e,..1.2et, or il. ,ss. 6.1, per Dozeit'• but the tiitrinOtTorvt I ) 01 ,0 11 Packets in a no t" tltr (as 111341 C up ., :lbr the Arm). :End MaVy) /lay I A: h a d f or 45.• And as b' favour nt . the Cominissinners of Oa . Stamp Office, kites are preparcd l / 4 tor Mr,Neyyhery's sepa. rate use, with tits oiaine.engraved . in each Stamp, the Public will be catcfni tirobiiervc, that ,the words, 44 P* Newbery, No. St. Nut's," arc printt:d in the Stamps of all his Atmicuici ; .and ,it is ireitiiiiett flint this %yin be a soli tient security against loturter!eits, his Signature on the Labels on •Dr.. - liiinet's Powder will be discontinued from 1 i ocet4r Ward. Star w , !. ps . will be. allol gratis, as usual, to those wleo pOrchase . Hall a Driz.en or more at a time, of the lower priced .articirs, s, d, r, d. Dr. faiires's.Pow4er LOZCIIC3 a BLOIS I,i Do. a Mule - 24 0 Fieake'sTirid.of Bark 4 -9• Analevtic Pills 4 6 Do: a; Do. Jarge Box 24 o. • English Cotkc . 2 Dr. States Opo4etiloc 2 6 (leonine Arquebusad e 8 6 Couvulsi= Qll - 2 6 Ormskirk Medicines' 8 6 Do. Camoiltilei..e,,ps t g I nglish's Scors Pills e a , l'aeegdeic to2coges- t k Essencoof Peppermint 1 Berry's liaious Pills 4 6 (±int's Drops - e Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Dr: Hooper's Pills ditto _ 4 a Glass's -Magnesia - 3 , 6 DalbV's•Carminative r Henry's I)itto , 2 6 sse.n.:.eofC:otesfoor 3, 6 Norton's Drops 5 6 Cephalic Smut' - 0 Spilsbury's Draps 5' 6 S pences . Dentrifriee 4a. Dr.So lande I'S To . 2 g 011e4'6 Khe.urn 4 tic Tine- reenough's Tincture t 16 titre 3 6 Do. 'Foto Lozenges t tb .N. B. Stamps with Newbery's Name are affixed to the first twenty Article., above enumerated; and as litany Parsons pa<ticul.ll . ly n•urv.itits and Messengers, Mistake his iiause, he iv under the Hocch,ity of pointing out, that' it ix the - liast End .of St. nearest to Chcapsitie, and that i t h as a l a rge ,White Stuccoed Front, on which these Words: are itivaibed a " THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DK. lAMES'6 POWDER." This Day Was published Price los. 6d. in boards, ADIGEST .of the - I3ANKRUPT LAWS-; with a Collodion of the STATUTES, and of the CASES .argued and determined in the cOurts. of Law and Equity upon that subject. • 13y BASIL MONTAGU, of Gray's-Inn, Esq. . . Barrister at Law. , London: Printed far 1. lititterworth, Law-Booksellel., Fleet-street, and 1. Cooke, Ormond-Quay, Dublin.