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~u ~Wr r w. ,r ..h .. ,1, i Tl 4 t - 3343.] • TALE 'OF ENCHANTMENT. -; • 'ROYAL cuttus. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, J u n e 6, 'lBO3, • • will be presented a grand lay of • Disp • . HORSEMANSHIP, AND TIGHT-ROPE-DANCING. Ond, for the 7tli time; will be performed an entire new Griuid, Vocal and Pantontimical Tale of Enchantment, • With flew. Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and De . Corations, called • .• NUMBER NIP ; Or, The ELGIN KING of the GIANT MOUNTAINS. In the course of which will be exhibited the following entire new Scenes ;—Two Views of the extensive Mine o(Num .., ber Nip, his Giant Mountains and Magic Palace, Zaida • ita'rathous, and Pompey's' Pillar, &c. in Egypt, and the Great Gun in St. James's Park. The Entrpnce to Oxfbrd, and the Club Room recorded.in the SpeChitor as the recep tacle of the Ugly Club, which is transformed to an allego , rical representation Of the BoWet of Beauty ; an honest Lawyers ()trice, and Villain's lurking Place; Number Vip's Enchanted Castle, surrounded by a terrific Fiery ' Lake, &c: &c. The whole7to conclude with a most splen did and brilliant Last . scone. • Previous to which (7th time) will be sung in charaßer, by Mr. SLADE R, new.terripprary Lyrical E•flusion, de scriptive of the late Installation ; or, Knights of theilath. And, 37ht time; tlic,popular new• Grand SeriousSpeaacle, with new Musk .Scenery, .Machinery, Dresses, and De. cosations, toUISA OP LOMBARDY ; THE SECRET NUPTIALS. Louisa, by fills. PARKER ; • Atinda, first time, Miss ADAMS. Doors to be - upcned at Nall-pasta Five, to begin at 1-141f past Six o'Clock. Boxes 45. Set.ond Price 25. Second Price is. Gallery 14. Second Price 6d. • GLOB E NSU RA NC E, - • - Tune s, Igo3. C' ' N OTICE is hereby given, That the DEED of SETTLEMENT of the Globe Insurance (which has been settled by Counsel, and approved by the Direelors of ' the Company) will lie for Signature at this Office until the Atli, inst. inclusive. - • older of the Direaors. , . THOMAS H. WILKINSON', Sec. HARROW INCLOSUR*.b.. . W'„ whose Names arc hereunto 'subscribed, being COMINITSSIOTERS named and appointed in and by an Ad of Parliament pissed in the Forty-third Year of his present Majesty. intitled "An A& fOr•dividing, allot ting, and inclosing the.o pen and Cothnion,Fields, Commons, and Wage Grounds, within the PARISH. of HARROW, in the County of Middlesex," do hereby 'give Notice, That We !lave appointed our first Meeting . , for the pittpcise of car. ?iing the said - Ad into execution; to be holdf:n at the King's Mad Inn, in. Harrow aforesaid, on Saturday the tBth Day . .of lune next,. at Eleven of the Clock in the . Forenoon, at Which tinte and place the Majority of the . Proprietors pre . sent,will be calltd upon to choose-a 13anker, for the purpose of reeeiTring and paying the Monies to be levied and paid is ' the progress ofthe Business. Dated this Twenty-third Day of May, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Three. • R. DAVIS. • JOHN TRUMPER. ••• • , improved Elastic LAMBS' WOOL FLANNEL WAIST COATS and DRAWERS, warranto net to shrink. AS CANE. (late Carter and Cane, Ma -1 nufadurers of Hosiery to Her Majesty and the Royal r amily, Nu- iis, Strand, near Norfolk-street), begs to re commend to Gentlemen and Ladies asuperior kindot Lambs' Wool Inside Waistcoats and Drawers, made of every degree , 4 * warmth of-Welsh-YriiIIRCI, and neither Ahrink or thicken 0 7 'washing. A variety of Hose and Socks -of same sort, Whieli are highly esteemed. Hosiery of every other dcscrip lion, particularly Spun Silk Hose, very soft and More elastic than any other kind of Silk, .and do- not get'rough in wear. A iarge Assortment of Pantaloons, Waistcoats, Gaiters, Slings, Gloves. &c. Merchants:and Dealers, supplied on the most advantageous te rms. -- Please to observe; the Shop Window is cnutitad..and the Door placed the .West sitle. IRISH I'tiPLINS. : • A RCEIER and HAUGE-J.l'ON user s t. Her Majesty.•the. Princes `. and . erincesses, Very re. BW-trolly Inform the -Nobility and Gentry, that they have runse.inanalactured, and ready ter their inspeitioni a' large and elegant variety of their much. admired. Poplin - and nets, plain and ligtired • also I talian and - Cyprus Sarsenets, .111.ick. Silks of all D;seriptions, Botribazeens, Ilonibaiets, and every other article-for Eamily Mouniing. They entreat Ladies residing in the Country, to write for Patterns, t tont - which they may.buy to the same advantage as if in London; tiht hxcd READY. MON EY Price being marked on. each 'rabbereasfor l urniturc, made immed , ately to may; Pattern:---No. g; titvriettl-street, Covent, garden. Tti tvtioiaN MANtWACTuitEi(s. °T HE KING baying .been pleased to grant unto 3IL - '4GEORC'E and WALT,F(R 13BAU?vIONT, of South 'Crossland, near Huddersfield; Ills Royal Letters Patent for the Discovery of a Composition , by the use of Which not only Tvvo4birds of the Oil at present consupied in the' Manufac turing of Woollens is saved, but the Work hettererformed ; ; the Patentees do hereby give Notice,- that they Ire willing to treat with any M:inotaaurer for the Privilege of adopting • their Discovery,, on Terns AdVantageous and Honourable; and they further signify their intotion (in order to accommo date Manufatlurers residing in various parts of.the Kingdom) to appoint-Agents in the principal Manufaeturing Counties as soon as possible, who wilt .be enipaizered to grant Li cences for the use of their Compo§ition ; in the interinc,p,r ticiiiais will be given, and the Terms made known by petsolial application, or Loicts - (post paid) adtheskd to the Paten teeii Sontli Crusslaad, neat 14tidtters6eld. • 20th 0303. N W ANU FACTOR Y.' . . 11l (MARTS, 'PLOWMAN, a nit SICTUGGS, beg leave most respeafully to, present their thanks to the Nobility and' Gentry,fortlitir hign and datteting approbation or the numerous and elegant Articles for Dress invented by thery and as their amb ition i s to d eserv e t h e cont in uance o f , • .the: try distinguished Patronage they have already experi,, enced, and having extended their ManutliCtory, and brought it to the highest degree of perfeelion; they flatter themselves to insure success, by a constant anii splendid va r ie t y of novel and elegant productions for Fashionable Dr e ss. l'icey . hist, request - the Public to observe, that their Patent Maim facture can he had genuine only at their Ware4tooms, as Mere are Shops who sell spurious and common Articles, Under the pretence. of being from Roberts and Company's ifanufaCtory. VonsiSting of Royal Imperial Nett, with and Withdut Bilier and Gold, Chamberrys, Sarsnet Camlirics, Italian Mullins, Italian Sarsncts in Gold and Silver, Striped, Ni- Sured and Plain. N. 11... An exteniiVe . Colleaion of every Article for -Fa . Willies going into Mourning. No. t T Chando 4 Street, Covent-Garden. • •, t)it. Nokitts's-DRtn's. excitin g the Pttithe ,attention to theo \ro be 'Liable DrOps,'lln enumeration of particular Cases would unneceslarY ; successful experience for more:ohm half a century having sufficiently established their reputation in the cure of every species of Fever, especially the Yellow or Putrid, for which they arc eminently distinguished, the Pro . prietor, from their` increasing celebrity, not only ri=rive 4 the highest gratification ' but is enabled with conridenCe to re commend a trial 0 1 their virtues,, the Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds,;Stomach andllowel Complaints, yield to theirbenign, yet powerful in= liuence, and as a salutary cordial in those discomtorts attend ant on advanced Ilic,4itot !ling can surpass their beneficialetreds. he Family Bottle, 22i. is only to be had at.the Dodoes bonze, Lower.llrook-street, Grosvenor-square, where Books Cures are delivered •gratis, and all Orders for Exportation , is ry:tined. Smaller bottles arc sol&wholetale and retail by Messrs. also a»d and - retail by all Venders of Medi ' eines; Dr. Norris's 4utibilious Pill, c elebrated is a sik . and effective anetient,' may be had at ail the ; above Plawv i in Notes ai 111 bd. • - . , I A. /.4y, . ~_,...- E ' ...„,.. ........„ -.---:„.„-_...... ,p-,-. . ~...,,....„.:„..____: . .!, ~..„. SOCIETY for PROSECUTING FELONS, FORGERS, • CHEATS, 6a. • - THE ,ANNUAL DINNER of this Society will be at the Globe Tavern, Fleet-street, on nuts day, June 9, 1803. H. C. COMBE, Esq. Alderman, M. P. President. The Right Honourable CHARLES PRICE, Lord Mayor, Vice_ President. Sir WILLIAM CU RTIS, Bart. Alderman, M.P. Treasurer, STICWARDS. The Right Hon. the Lord Mr. Daniel Jones.' Mayor, Mr. Michael -Palmer. Mr. Deputy Aldridge. Mr. P. R. Poland. Mr. Robert Butler. - ' Mr. Langton Haydon. Mr, William Corston. Mr. John Robinson.. Mr. Edward Davies. , Dinner on Table at Half-'past Four o'Clock precisely. Tickets it's. 6d. may ibe had from the Stewards, the Se cretary, and at the Globe Tavern. • S. S. HUNT, Sec retary, No. 14, treville.weet, Hatton-garden. Mu? 30, ISO 3. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, Blenheinf.street, Great Marlborough.street. 411. BROOKES will continence his SUMMER M COURSB of LECTURESon ANATOMY, PHY SIOLOGY, and SURGERY, on Wednesday the Sth inst. at Two o'Clock in the - Afternoon, which will be continued on Thursday the yth, and every subsequent Morning, at Se ven o'Clock (Sundays excepted). The inconveniences usually attending Anatomical Investi gations carried on in warm weather, will be sounteraEled by au Antiseptic Process, the result of Expezinients made by Mr. BrOokes on Milian Subjc6li, at Paris,..in the year 17Sa'; the account of which was delivered to the Royal So ciety„ and read on the 17th of j une. 1784 This method has since been so tar improved, that the florid colour of the Muscles is preerved, and even heightened. An Apprentice, or a Pupil, nuy be accommodated in the C YDER CELLAR, Maiden-lane, "Covent-ganien. QUASH, Oldfield, an - L1 fine otd Batiand Perries, styre, Hagley , Crab, Cockagevei Golden Pippin, and other Cyders, Orders fur Ireland, or any Parts to the Westward, executed from Hereford, and shipped at Chepstow or Bristol, on be ing addressed to Edmund Townsend and Co. here or at Hereford. May 17, 1803. . 4 1 • • ~ . • `• MONDA Ys JUNE 6, 1803. CAPITAL FREEHOLDand LEASEHOLD ESTATES, • Well-secured G ROU D-R EN IS, BUILDING-GROUND, PASTURE-LAND, &c. • FOR-SALE BY AUCTLON, By Mr. PLURA, At the Great Room, No. 9. johnattreet, Bath, on Thursday, June 9th, at Eleven precisely, by order of the Executors, in 'Frost, under the Direetions of the Will of Mr. John Hensley, Builder, deceased, T" Valuable PROPERTY, in the following Lots : I. A Leasehold House and Premises, situated No. 6, Somerset-buildings, near Walcot Church, ir. tenure of Mr. Samuel Timbrell, on Lease of i 4 years. 2. A Leasehold House and Pren*;ea. situate No. s; next adjoining, in tenure of Mt. William Newman, on Lease of 23 years. 3. A Leasehold House and _Premises, being No. 4, next adjoining, in tenure of Miss'sliaopard, on Leas e o f 7 years. 4. A Yard, Two Stables, and a Large Shop, with Lofts: situate behind the above Houses, capable of great improve, ment. ' 5. A Leasehold House and Premises, sittlate No. a, Sumer= r.et-buildings, Walcot, on tease to Mr. Garnet - Norton, 4 years unexpired. • 0. Another Leasehold House and Premises, No. 2, Somer set-huildinxs, on Lease t.) Gelit.:;. Norton, 4 years unexpited. 7. Another Leasehold flous6 and Prentises, situate Ne.. 3,. Somerset-buildings, IValeot, lett ,Mr. Elias Edgecombe, Tenant at Will. . • 8. A Leasehold House and Premises, 22 feet in frvit, 2 4 feet hack front, situated, No. 8, Oxfia-d-row, held under the Corporation of Bath for 7e years to conic at Dee. 1803, at a • Groundeßent of el. 14s. • 9, A Leasehold House and Premises, 22 feet in front, 2o • feet back front, s ituated next above, and Noe 9; Oxford-row, held by a similar Lease bearing-same date, at a like C round- Rent of 71. 14s; • • to. A Leasehold House and Premises, situate No. 5, Sa ville-row, held under the Corporation of Bath for 70 years to come at Dec. 2s, 1303, in tenure of . Mr. Mtn Elliott, Gro cer, on Lease. Free of G round- Rent. I. A Leasehold House, situated No. rI, A rgyle-buildiegs, Bathwick, held under the Baroness of Bath for remainder of the term of 99 years, commencing Dec. 21, 1737, in tenure of Mr.. Laegdort, Hosier, on-Lease.—Also a large Arch un der the whole of the Hotiae, 31 feet long by zo- feet wide, two smaller Arches at the end of it, and three Arches under the Road in front of Argyle-buildings, each ta feet wide by 39 feet long. Subjiiet to . a Ground-Rent of 61..65. 12. A Leasehold House, being No. 3, Cheapsitle, Bath wick, in tenure of Richard Turper ' as 7tenant at Will; and Six Tenements and Two Rooms in.Cheapsitle-court behind ; subje4.l to a Ground-Rent of 71. tos. :3. Three Leasehold Houses,' being Nes. 6,7, and -£4, Cheapside, in tenure of John Turk, John Read, and Wm. ; Cooper, Tenants at Will,- at 311. rose 281. and 301. per an num ; and Six Tenements behind the rtaine, subject to a Grotind-Retit of 221. s.t. Twelve Leasehold Ground-Rents,' payable front houses in Argyle-buildings, Johnston...street, Laura-place, and ,Cheapside, Bathwick, amounting to 491. 14s. per annum nett. . is. Seven- Leasehold Ground-Rents, of 771. 16s. per annum nett, payable frOm Premises oo East side of Cheapside, 13athivick. t 6. Twelve Leasehold Ground-Rents, of-. 971. 7s. per annum nett, payable frein " Ilotisea on the %Vest sidtt of Burlington-street, and West end of'Portland-plaCe. 17. A valuable Piece of Ground,. 216 feet by 128 feet deep, more . or less, wheteon now stand. the Ride, Stables„ Coach-houses, Yard, &c. on the West side of Burlington street, in tenure of Edward Gray. at Jost. Per annum, who has had notice to quit at Michaelmas next, together with all the materiali of and on the same.' A plan has been formed for an etegant set of Buildings to be eredieti on this spot. 18•. Twenty Freehold Ground-Rents, well secured on valuable Houses, reapeCtably tenanted. in Portland-place and Burlington-street, amounting to 1241. ss. per annum nett. _ 19. The Concern of supplying Water to the various houses, witit.the Reservoirs, Cistern Pipes, anti Appurte nances. so. A Freehold . House, in Portland-place, No. ts, free oft; round-Rent. . z,: - A Freehold House, situate in the Vineyards, facing Paragon-buildiugs„ lett to Mrs. Eitragbt ; with three wiener Douses adjoining, running up the Court, a Workshop to one of them, and Wash-house and Puinf. in common, subjed to a - ground-rent of 41. i 63. per annum. a 2. A Freehold House atid"Pietnises. 'Gardens, Coach -house, and Stables i • situate ar Hatfield-place ; now in tenure of-Virilliam. Half, Esq. whci quits at i%•litismniner next.. Also the next, adjoining HouSe awl Premises, in tenure. of Miss Lee, on Lease, and the'.ietnaining scue'of Hatfield-place ; comprising about tA. and 32 Perches of Building Ground, atNtrably. situated, and now improving in neighbourhood. 33:. A valuable Piece of Pasture Land, containing by 'ad nitaistireinent 7 Acre's and 34 Perches,. ,sittiate on the West s jd e of t h e Road to Wells, a very short ,distance from the Turnpike; held fora moo years front Julie 1791, subjed to a fee-tarin rent of 21.45. lid. ; together with tour substantial 'Houses alreatik.eradled thereon, each 2Z feet in front, by 33 feet deep ; two of them finished, and inhabite=d some years by the Rea% Mr. Richardson and Mr. James Smith, at a low reift of 151. per 211111.1111 Weil and taxes; the former at present void, the other two are in.a forward state of finishing, moat of the'earpenter's.and joiner's voak,prepared, Sashes glazed; tee. The situation of this land stands most desirable for a Building enterprise, eornmantting , beautiful views, and bay ing a never-failing spring of line water, . . • ' • 24. Another very valuable Clone of rich Pasture Land ad. joining; containing-byadineaatiretnent 4,A. t: R. 31 P. with two-,roads thereto,.dtstinet from the I:repotting Lot, and a never-tailing spring.of fine water, held for the same term of tOOO years, free of rent. —A beautiful sheltered situation for Building a Country--house. • 25. Another valuable Close of Fasture Land, called Bed. more, situate in Englishcomb-lane; near the last Lot; Con hy estimation 4 Acres, More or less ; held. for toot> years from March 25th.1791, free of Rent, and Lett on tease ter to years, commencing March astit illot to John Skrine, at 131. tlia.'perannuin, Landlord paying Tythes anti Tikes. Apply to M', Hensley, No. 39, Riv t ers,street ; Mr. Clarke, Attorney, St. James's-parade; ur Mr. Plura, Bath.. DANGEROUS COMPLAINTS. • Another incontestible Prooforthe Efficacy of Kr. Lignum's reconntiended to the notice of the afflicted : T 9 Mr. ,I.te Kum, at his Dispensary, Manchester. Dear Sir, • • rrHE following ACeoUntermy Case will, I trust, be a-convincing proof. of the infallibility of your Pills: Through inattention and ineghgenee, my complaint became so alarming, that I applied to a SUrgeort in the vicinity.. for advice, who treated me unsuccessfully for some time, and at length.infortned me that my case.was desperate, owing tomy not applying for medical aid sooner: in this dreadful shut a•frieud of mine recommended she use of your Pills, which, after taking two, boxes - , so far recovered me, that my acquaintance were astonished.at my speedy, recovery, and in k mouth more, in the cud °limit% I was.kvell enough to . go to 1-larwich,, for -the benefit of 44m:bailing; to re-establish my nerVous system. which from niv long, confinement had . surderect much, _1 I ive at Norwich, !whit her .1 shall return in about a Antnight, perfectly restored to my former state of healths."--1 be von will inform the . worlit at large of thismy cure, that the diseased part of the human race may, reap the benefit of your skill -; and to the increaulous you may . shew this letter, and the name of,. . Dear Sir, _ . . Your obedient humble Servant, Ipswich, Aug. ts, 1796. 7 THOMAS Kittk.AKS. These Pills tie sold at 2S. 9d. the pox, Nvhnlesale and re 13i1 by Mr..l.lgnitm. at his Dispeilsoy, Illanehestes, and at Ilovtiard and L vans ' s, No. 42, Lung-lane; West-S i n it hfield ' Mils wholeiale akenti• in 'London; and mail by the tbl tow 'big 'persons : H. Cunilell, No: +7, Allnatielt; W. Clark, Nu. 269, Borough; lonian, No. 33, Whitccikapei ; Jthutitt, NO. Oxtord-street ; Sutton, No. .141, iMiIC-2C re ; Wade, Old Bo n d- street , and No. 163, .Flect-wiet,; 'Putt, and Bonito% Royal Eicharo.; Knight, Norton kalgote Ward, • Nn. 324, nolborn ; and by the pnticipal Yeltderi ct tWi6l6t 111 tvery ToWu United Kingdoin,_ to ie. r. 1 1 ' s . yC ) • _, • I ts • fi'RidE This Day was pittilished; is. 64:, • • • THE SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH Of th e _IL - Right Hon. WILLIAM PlT'f.;in the douse of Conimons, on Monday; May 23d, on the Debate on the War. Sold by C. and W. Nicol, HZ ok§ellers to His Majesty, Pall-Mall ; and J. Asperne, .Successor W.. Mr. Sewel; BONAPARTE's IJECLARATioNind OFFICIAL PAPERS From January 1806, to May igo3, as delivered to the se. veral Arnbassadors at. Paris; and transniitted to all tho Foreign Courts. This Day was publiShed, The Sect,Ni Edition, in 00.4ve, pricers. INFFICIAL I'APEkS, relAdve to Hie PRELL 14.1 MINARI ES of LONDON', 'Rod the TREATY cif AMIENS,- Printed at Path, at the Printing Office of the Republic, and published by Authority of the. French Government. Translated into English. 'Printed for T. Debrett, opposite Burlington House, Pie; cadilly, and sold also by 1 Asperne, No. 3?., Cornhill ; and all other Booksellers. *44 blr. Vebrett respeafolly informs . th'e Public, th,it the Papers herelinnounced, contain the AAticial Demur nts.ilut included in the Correvondence presebtaklibthii qiiti4n liatrient, interspersed with observAtioniby the GoVerti. ment.--The whole, itt rite Original, occupy itb lez; than two hundred and titiy;•eight quarto pages ; ;met :I.lr. Pelt* ti ?- pledges himself, that not a single word.of that Original has been omitted in the Translation now printed.- LONDON THE LARGEST AND MOST POPULOUS . CITY IN THE'WORLD - On Monday, May 30th, will be publishedi A New Edition, currected to the present Time, illustrated , with a large Modern Map of London, with another Map of the Environs, and embellished with several, VidWii, price ss. bound in red, THE PICTURE of LONDON 'for 0803; being a Full and Correel Description of the British Me tropolis, and of its' Vicinity ; and a Faithful Guide to all its Curiosities, Amusement Exhibitions, Public Institutions, and whatever is remarkable and deserving of Notice; with a great Variety ofUseful Tables, containing the Haekney:•coach Fares, Lists Of Streets, Inns and Cotli:e-houses„ Churches, Public Offices,. &e. • •-• • It is impossible, in the compass of an Advertisement, to enumerate, the great number of useful Topics which,are treated of in this small Volume, hut it may sulliee to observe, that it total Stranger may, by means or it, become better few t h at , acquainted with the-British Metropol is in days, many . thousands of intelligent - persons who - have resided in it• during many years, Printed ter It. PhillipS, No. 71, Si. Paul's Charch-yard, and said by every Bookseller in the United I , ..ingdom, and at the Bars of all the Prin;p4l Co:ne-hous,..s Of Wheal 01:1y tz had, • by the saute Editor, t. A Guide to the .Wateringand Sea-bathing Placs's ; with. Sixty Maps'and Views, price z as, in boards; 2. A cuideotto Paris,, on the same Plan as the l'idure of London, price st. botitid; • ,}:LEGANT FItEEIIOLD VILLA,.NORFOLI(. - ' • •TO'llE SOLO, '-• N. Elegant.:. Mtdern, and Comfortable M SION HOUSE. called N'EW LODGE, (I,:light fully situated at the Soutli End - of the pleasant l'o+Aii of Thetford, bitty: Counsy of Norfolk, late in tl.e Oecupltion of James Mingay, - Esq. suited and ready .for ;he IMMEDI ATE Residenee of a Fancily of respeaability. add. Fortune, with Lawn, Shrubberis, and Patttir Land•of sriperior qua— lity (the. Rivers Ouse and Thet running through , the smile) capital thriving -Plantations in Trees and Shrubs, ,Green hothse, ilor-liouSe, Two:Walled-in lc:helm 'Gardens, plen tiftilly cropped. art succestnn, znd the W...t!ti (..overed with the choiceSt Fruit Trees, Melon Ground, ilooicinus standard fruit Trees, Coach-yard, standing for two Car- Stabling fur ten Homes, mid every', other suitahli: netxssiuT appendage. Even/ part without the smallest define-- tion,,betng in the most kiurreitt ()Til;:r, the wild Sciw of the whole arnoiintlag to about - .teielre Acres. - •-The Premises are Freehold; the Lanil•T'ax Jul been m. deemed; the',3ssesstneitts'to the - I'atoesti:.l Levies very mu. derate ; the surrounding Country tit'y ' healthy soil, abound. ing with Game, and Fox-Hounds And llarriers are kept in the neighbottrhood ; the Itoads . nre remarkably good ; within twelve Miles of Bury, and eighty from .London. The Purchaser- may be accommodated with the Household Furniture, and also a"choice Co iieCtiolloti; reen-house Plants,' at a fair valnation. .May he viewed by Tickets only, on application to Messrs. Sewell and Blake, Solicitors, Norwich ; or. Messrs. .Tilbury and BAlorcl, Solicitors, No. 4, Bedford-row ' London, of whom further particulars and price may be had, WAR. To the OFFICERS of NIS MAJESTY's ROYAL NAVY 'add AR MY. JOHN BURGESS' and SON take this early op. s portunity, in the renewal of War, to solicit she. favours of their Friencla, the Officers of the Royal Navy and Army, 'whom they had . the honour of before fittingti it. Officers going to the East or West Indles,-or upon a Sta tionary Situation, can be provided regularly with Stores, as will keep good In any Climate, upon the shortest notice. Families in general are respcalutly informed, they have lately imported a large quantity of Parmesnu, Gruyer; and Chapziger Cocos; -French Moutarde de Maine, New Salad Oil, Gorgona,Anchovies, New French • Olives, Capoot Ca pers, Westphalia Hams, Rein-Deers Tongues, &c. &c. Warehouses No. 107, Corner of.the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. ANN tikTILS K i.)t:ti.A4ABLE. TEN Yeats Purchase will be immediately given for Annuities Undeniably secur e d u p on F ree h o ld, yltold,, or long Leasehold Estates, where the Parties have an absolute interest, and on which (by reason of the pressure of the. times) Money cannot be obtained upon Mortgage. And eight Years' Purchase will likewise be given for An nuities for young . hives, secured on the like Property, or on Money in the Funds, where the Parties have only a Life In Wrest. In either case, the Grantors will have the power° f redeeming the same. _ _ Ap p ply iwsonally, or by Letter, to Mr. King, at his house, No. 14 jolm-Street, Adelphi. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILYSOLD BY AUCTION; by Matti. ENKINSON awl LO I VELL On Friday the Tenth Day of June, tgot, at the Fountain Inn, in Huntingdon,' between the Hours of Four and Six in the Afternoon . subjed to such Conditions of Sate as . will be spen produced', ACapital MANSION-HOUSE, with Dottble Coach-house, good Stables, and other convenient and extensive Out-Offices and Gardens, situate at Godmanches ter, in the said County, together with'il Close of rich Pi 3.• tnre Ground opposite the House. Gedinanchester is situate on the great North .Road, One Mile from Huntingdon, Fourteen from Cambridge, and Fifty-eight from London, adjoins the, Navigable. River Onto, arid a lack of Fox-hounds are in the Neighbourhood. The above Premises are now -in the Occupation of Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson. Further Particulars may be had of Messrs. Price, and Browne .London the Auctioneers ; and of . Messrs.'Maule und'Sweeting, Wuntingdon. COUNTY OF SOMERSET. A MANOR, a ROYALTY, and Vaiaable FREEHOLD ESTATE of nearly Twelve Hundred Acres, with Mo dern-built MANSION on the same. • FOR SALE BY AUCTION, IN ONE LOT, • By Mr. PLURA, By Order of the Trustees of lOSHUA SCROT E. Esq. M the. Exchange Coffee-House, in the City of Bristol, on .. 4 Tuesday the 2sth of lune inst. at taut Noon, HE Valuable. Manor or EAST-HARPTREE; T also •thelloyalty or Lordship of Richmond ; constitut ingone of the three Lords Royal of Mendip extending over the several Parishes of East-Harptree, West-Itarptre4 Compton-Martin Übley, and part of Priadie, with right of 'Mities•.and Minerals on the new-inclosed Lands on Mendip in those Parishes, with Court. Leer, Court-Baron, and other Manorial Rights. • • And.good FREEHOLD . LANDS . ; Containing Eleven Hundred and Eighty-five measured Acres, (principally in Dairy Farms) well watered ; lett to respeCtable *Cinema, part on Lease and part aflrVill, making a'nett Rental of ELEVEN HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDS a Year or thereabouts, Tenants paying Land-tax, and all outgoings.) Together with Ten Leasehold Cottages, Outhouses, and Gardens, making a further quantity of Twelve Acres of Land, 'the yearly value .of 'which is Sixty Pounds, or thereabouts. On a most desirable part of the Estate is a Park of 4t Acres of Land, with a serpentine Walk, and thick Shrub bery planted round the same. Has lately - beeti eretted, .an elegant FREESTONE MANSIONA-10usE. ; so 116 0 ;•;;; Front, containing a Dining Parlotir 36 Feet by 3s Feet, LW brary of saute Dimedsions, with Drawing.room, Study,. Breakfast Parlour, Entrance-hall, elegant light Stair-case, airy liedchambers, and spitable Apartment% Kitchen, Hall, nd other interior Offices ; Stabling fist ra. Horses, double Coach-house. 'iScc. conveniently detached Barn, and other outhouses. _ The Gardens.being, spacious are A . valied round, and well cropped, and the Fruit-trees of the bejt kinds ere come to full bearing. There is a new erected large GI - Ape-house, witit Summer and Garden Houses, calculated for beauty and convenience. . • The lteyalty, on an average of seven Years,' has produced from the Lord's Lot of Caloraine and Loita.3osi. los. gl.d. per Year ; and thare are just grounds to expect a very large inereake fora succession of years.' Thii Estate_ is in a dry, healthy, and pleasant situation, within is !idles of Bristol, is miles of Bath, and:7 miled of •Welks, sottieriet ; commands beautiful, rieh, and extensive Prospects of fertile Country ; in a neighbourhood lashionaktle and respedable tabOunding with Game, and. well adapted tin a Sportsman, being a fine-hunting country. ..Parma:lra are now printi n g, a nd will be soon issued ; •and application may be made to Messrs. Brodrip "and Mel liar, Wells;' Mr. MilesOiton.Easton ; at Mr. John Hail's, it,ldermonbury and Mr. Plura's Bath ; where Plans of the lUtia4; ;Pack, CAtaans, &c, may tx sten. KENT. A Capital DWELLING-HOUSE, and part of:WALTON , FARM, at EASTRY, near Sandwich. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, - ' Substantial Ilevoi.ereetect Capital DWELLING ‘ HOUSE, containing four large ' Rooms in each of .the round, Chamber, "and . Attic Stories, with • convenieot A' Dressing Rooms, and Closets.; exceeding good WA in.linuss and Cellars ,• a new substantial ten-feet Garden Wall, en. closing nearly ~Half an Acre of Land, together wait two Pieces of excellent Freehold Land, the whole containing 8 A . . ; R.- to P. exonerated from Land-tax, and welt worth ,the attention of a Gentleman of Fortune, who wishes for a dry, heel thy, pleasant Country PesidenCe, beinKsituated ad. joining the Turnpike•• Road from Sandwich to Dover, about a quarter of a Mile from 'Eastry Church; three miles front Sandwich, seven from Dover, five front Deal; ten from Canterbury, eight . from itarnSgate, ten front Margate. A Pack of Subscription Hounds- are kept at • the Village. Also a part of a Freehold Faun, called Walton Farin, situate- in the Parish' of Eagry aforesaid, in . the County' of Kent, consisting of a substantial Farm-house, Barns, Stables, Granary, &c. &c. and 4t A. t It. 7; P. or ex. ceeding rich Arable •and Pasture, adjoin, Lease lll ol tile Mansion house (the above 8 .6%, , 2 R. include:di ; . A iso a f ir at. years,- of Six Acres nf. rick Arable:, Land, -likovise.Adjoining the Estate. . The Manslon:house add part of the Land may bc,entere4 upon tmmediately, the Farm at Michaelmas next. N. 13. The Farm rs eXcinerated from Land-Tax, and half the Purchase-money may remainvp mortgage of ;he Estate, and a Purchaser may be aixdunnodated with only part of th* Land, it . requi red. • • . Fur particulars, application may he made to Mr. Philpott, Attorney at Law, 3ttdthicit, who has a Map of the Estate: rTIHE PUBLIC are respettfully informed, that .the Rev. WM. BA RCI.A.Y's MEDICINES, as un der, are to be had genuine only at the Elaboratory, No. 3s, Bedford -street, Covent-garden. . , The Rev. Wtn, Bate Jay's celebrated SPE C I ri C; certified by many Persons of Rank to be an itninciiale. relief. in the most painful paroxysms of t 0 UT.. Sold in 13otti.x too. each, and - is. Ditty.' • - Th.; Rev. Wm, Bar:lay's SOLVENT, for the Cure of the STON E.—The late justly celebrated Atiatothlst, [oho H ter, "Esq.- was, so Convinced orthis Medicine tsfing an absolute Cure tor that Most dre.altul Disorder, that heret;ontinended it in the most strenutnms mown' some time previou s to his death. Sold in Bottles les. each, and is. Duty; The Rev. Wm: Barclay's OILY 'EMBROCATION for ,the Gout, Rheumatism, Ac. ;in outward applieirtion, 111{/ft. riably' successful in the relief of those paintlil. Disoiders. In Bottles ins, each, and Is. Duty. • . The Itev.Win. Barcliy'sVO LAME NE R VOU,S COR 'Di Al. DROPS.' I.n Nerrous Cases,, , the4e celtamava Drops have never been found to tail. i,tt Bottles las. c - ich, and is. 'The high and distinguished testimonies in favour of the above most valuable Medicines, are too numerous, 'and in z a r ti .. y .li ii a i r s c t i t a TeN ha tZ delicate how cv t r i ,t o t o b p t t a l t b a l c i i Ct ion 1;1 0 1c known, and even to refer to tunny Noblemen and , Gentleinen, by whom, and whose .Familics they Kaye been long uStd, as undeniable Evidences, that .they are, what he plorassas them fo-be, absolute Curt for those several Disordeta.