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Nay Et, i So3. • HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITE:S' • 1.. COMPANY of AC FRCHANTS' uf ENGLAND trading o the Past Indies, do beret}' give Nctiee, , ' That a Quarter(} General Court of the said Company will be held at their House, in Leadenball-strcet, on Wednesday, the 2;1 of '`one next, at Eleven o'Clock in the genoon,, for the purpat of declaring a Dividend from Chriant.ts last to Midsummer next. That the Transfer. Books of the said Company's Stack will be shut on Thursday, id yune, at Tv.n.o'Clork, arta tpored again in Thursday, alit ya6 , pllowiv. And that the Dividend lEirrants the said Company's Stwk due on the;* will he reu.fy 19 ide delivered onMonday, the 11th ju(y next.' RANELAGH. 1 TO.MORROW.EVENING, June 3, will be given • A SUPERB MASKED BALL, With a SUPPER and WINES. bP which occasion the Magnificent Saloon. with the whole ,t#:_the Decorations and Illuminations prepared for the tPRANp . 1' ET E, to be given by the-Most-Honourable ETLW ARDS : . . . The Rev. 1. S. Breedon, D.D lainesAspinall, Esq. The Rbv.Tho.Birch, LL. D. James Horsford, Esq. s The Rev. Cha. Mayo, B. D. Henry Woodgate, Esq. Tickets Ten Shillings and Sixpence each, to be had at the Bar of the Tavern. to be gt. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH, be opened, and appropriated solely' for Dancing; and •t One o'Clock, the Rotunda, with. an Elegant - SUPPER, .'konsisting of every Delicacy of the Season ; and Port and Sherry Wines of the first quality. An Excellent Band will be provided for - Reels, Country Dance*, deco. and the Military Band will perform during Supper. Vines, One Guinea only, . which includes Supper, Wines, and the whole of the Refreshments. t A commodious Room will beappropriated for such of the Company as prefer dressing in the House, and Mr. Bealby will attend with his Wardrobe, and will supply Ladies and Gentlemen with Charatler Dresses ofevery description ; and a great variety of Black and Coloured Silk Dominos for hire, from Five Shillings to One Guinea each. . NAVIGATION- SHARES, &c. .TO BE SOLD, together or separate, TWO Shares Birmingham Canal; Half Year Di.. v wend a 11. Six Shares Shrewsbury Ditto ; Half Year Dividend 4 1 . Five Shares Warwick and Napton. Wanted, Grand lunaion Quarter Shares, also in Kennet anti Avon, Ellesmere and Monmouthshire Canals. Apply to EDWARD Slvi I TH, Notary Public and General Agent tor the Purchase and Disposal of Shams in Canals, Estates, Annuities, placing out and procuting Money on Se curities, introducing Persons into Connexions in Business, &c. Postage expelled to be paid. Birmingham Canal and Agency Office. This Day was published, Price Three Shillings, Neatly printed on fine Dent , / Paper, in Duodecitho, and em bellished with an el“ant'engraved Vignette 'fitle-page, presenting the Cottage- hive ;. a Plate pourtraying the Plan of a complete Bee-house. tie Qaeen and other laces, with Sedions of the Hives; also Rounts's Bee-ltiVe in Wood : all engraved br E. A. Ezekiel, of Exeter: HE GENERAL A PIARIAN, wherein simple, T . humane, and advantageous Methods of obtaining - the Produce of Bees, without destroying them, are , pointed out in a Series of Letters to a Friend. By I. ISAAC, Secretary to theApiarian Society. Second . Edition. .. Exeter: Printed for the Author, and sold by Trewinan and Son; Cadell and Davies, London; Brown, Bristol; and all other Book-sellers. rf This Edition contains a dcrcription of the improved Hives of Messrs. Golding .:id Roberts. IFILLiAMRAIVISAy, NEW-MUSIC. • This Day was published, By GoUlding, Phipps,,and Music-sellers, 4Si Pall-Mall,' and 76, St. 'lames's-street, TE.- DEATH of TOM MOODY, a' Ballad) Sung by Mr. Inclecion at the Theatre Royal Covent Gardea, written by the Author of Hartford Bridge, com posed by Mr. Shield, price is. • SALLY ROY, a Ballad, sung by Nlr.qncledon, composed by William Shield, price is. The favourite Song of the Welch Harper, arranged as a Rondo for the Piano Forte, by I. S. Piet; price A New Polacca.compoSed and arranged as a Rondo lei the Piano Forte, by 1 S.' Piaci price as. A Grand March for the Piano Forte, composed by J. W. Holder, price is. Love. make me forsv)om, (the words from I.ove's boor Lost)composed by .1. Major, price Is.. Tickets to be hadat Mr.Birchall's Music-shop,New Bond stroet ; Richman's- : Masquerade Warehouse, No. 361, Oa -lokt-street • Bcalby's,Masquerade Warehouse, ,Coventry street; Cro f't's Masquerade Warehouse Flee t -street; at Mr. rairince's, Pastry-cook, L u d ga t e -hil l, and Spring-gardens ; RoaChis, No. 7 market; and atßanelagh-liouse, where Dresses may be had on the Evening. Doors to be opened at Ten o'Clock. (gr Tickets for Private Coach Stands to be had at Rane. lagh. house. LAW. Gentleman who has had an University Edon 4. X. tion, and who has pradised in the Country, and hav ing seved some Part 01 his Clerkship in Town in a very re aped-able House, addresies himself to any Gentleman of Respectability in the Profession, either in Town or Coiintry (the latter would be preferred) whois in want of a Person that has a knowledge of the General Routine of_Business, he' Wishing to engage for a permanency. As the Advertiser has at present some Pradiee, his motives for this mode of appli ration is not to fill the place of a Common Clerk, though lie would at all times be ready to assist in the laborious part of the Business.—The most respedable References as to Cha. lader will be given, and Security to any Amount. Letters direeted to A. C. B. at Mr. Leader's Toy Shop, l ' r ° • 43, Great Russell-street,. Bloomsbury, will be imme diately attended to. FASHIONABLE DAN C ING by Mr. ALLEN, PRIVATELY taught. to• Ladies and Gentlemen A- of any age, who have %lever learnt this Accomplish. mein, or not in the improved tuedern style, at No. 19, Sher. rard.street, Golden-square, and No. to, Great Any-street, Coodman's.fields. They are taught on a Plan particularly calculittpd fortlibse . to whontifis,arkohjed to. acquiwit ex. peititiouili, privately, and in the first style of faaluon. Foreigners, Officers, and Country Residents,,who .may wish to learn in a feW :lays, may Board and Lodge, nvately, the House, mut teceive constant Instruelion. The Selea WcOcly Assemblies are every Monday; the Band 4ontlitcted by, NO - . Taylor.; none but Subscribers admitted— oc,tie but people of nespeciability cats subscribe. itespeCtable Schools and Tunnies, if not distant from Town, re gularly attended on the usual Conditions, and in ttrittlad in every elttiiiit requisite of Modern Dancing. ' May s 7, IBa3. .., ; , • . . • , . WAR. . _ . 'Co the OFFICERS of MS MA I ESTY's ROYAL NAVY . • • and ARMY. OHN IVORGFSS and SON take this early op. ~. portunity, in the renewal of War,' to solicit the favours 1 t) their Friends, the Officers of the Ro'vll• Navy and Army , whom they h a d the honour of before fitting out. Officers going to the Easr or West Indies, or upOri a Sta.: Vonary Situation, can be provided regularly with,Stores, as will keep good in any Climate, upon the shortest notice. Families in general are respeCttully informed, they have Lately imported a large quantity of Parmesan, Gruver , and Chapziger Cheese, French Moutarde dc Maine, New Salad Oil, Corgona Anchovies, New French ()lives, CapoolCa. -Pers. Westphalia Hams, Rein Deers Tongues, tire. dre. Warehouse, No. toy, Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. MQRGAN and SANERS's. New Invented Imperial Dining Tables and Portable Chairs ; the Much-admired Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, Sofa Beds and Chair Beds, .with a general Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet A ttictes, u pon improved principles, for the furnishing Houses ;oily tete, - No: 16 and i 7, Catherine-Street,' Strand. The Imperial.Dining.Tables are allowed to be the Aand tomcat and most com petecoete set of Tables ever yet invented ; elegant Dome Bads,. with tiew-designed Window Curtains, en suite ; new -iivented Thisquitto Couch Beds for Foreign Climates, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete; every Article in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, executed in 'the best and most Modern stile of Fashion and Taste, and of the thoicest Materials and high-finished Workmanship, By: MORGAN and SANDERS, Furnishing , Upholsterers And Cabinet .nMakers, No. 16, and 17, Citherint-Street, Strand. .N. 11, TO prevent nustakcs, please to notice the .N um bers, 16 and t 7: " A R ESS la one of the various Ingredients that sontribute to - the Art or Pleasing• "—Vide Chtstertield's Letters 14AGASIN de NOUVF.AUTES, tor' Geode -LILL men's Dress, Ladies' Riding Habits, Pelisses, Great Coats, . No. tog, New Bond,street. The Nobility and Gentry are respeafully informed, that a New Ankle is pre pared for, Riding Habits for the present Season, very light, pleasant, and durable, and made up in the . best and .most fashionable manner, trout Two Guineas to-Two Guineas and a halt the Rabic complete, particularly well calculated for Ladies learningr ride. Habits of superfine Ladies' Cloth, of the newest Colours, and likewise Black, Blues, and mixt Cassiineres, which are extremely pleasant, light, And, elastic.' Habits of either, made up in a superior style, -at Five Guineas each, Ready- Gentlemen's light . Summer Coats, for Morning or After sionne'of fine Cassunetea, in a variety -Of-Colours,' made up 'in the best and most fashionable manner, at T tvb. Guineas and a Halt each. A varietyof Waistcoats . , of the newest Patterns for the Season; Fine Cloths, Embroidered , Suits for Court Uni. tbrnis and every fashionable Article of Dress, made up at a fewh ' ourinutice, at such taken(' reasonable prices as will .be found a considerable saving, and particularly' to those centletnert win) chose to pay Ready_ Money. ' " So much for Dress, winch 1 maintain to he a thing of consequence in the Polite, World:;'--Vide -.Chesterfield's t.sist Leiter. I ' B, t`l t emi nond-street. •.* - - _ CAPITAL .OLD ESTABLISHED INN. ° be dispo..ed of,- with immediate Possession , a very Capital Old Established Inn, on the' Borders or South wales, now in the occupation or the Proprietor, who %I:lilies to retire front Public business'. The DIN F.I.LINGIFIOUSK is . 4ll4.greater part Lately re built, and consists of three Dining ,Itoonis with s uitable m Parlour; and Bed-chaherc• exclusive of Servants Reon l S'i excellent arched and ,Othertellars, and complete attulted and detached Stables; Coat:li-houses, and other convenient 0 Irtces. this House has beim o c c upied by the Proprietor upwar ds of Thirty Years; is well situated for Post Wurk, having a tOrriply.te Trade; and from its character and connections , torms-a concern well -worth' the attention of Innkeepers; or Rerson wishing to engage in that lirtct of Business. F urthei Particularli may he known by a pplying to Messrs. • Tina[ and Meredith', Solicitors,' No. is ' 6r's- I no, Lond9n , ;et Whose °lnce a Plah'4.4 the Premisestraybe scefl . - . CAPITAL MANSION, WITH TWENTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND, ELEVEN MILES NOR.TH OF LONDON. • TO BE.LETT, By Mr. PRICKETT, Elegantly FURNISHED, ,and may be entered on imme. diately, AComplete MANSION, with capital Coach. houses and Stabling, and other Offices of every de scription, in the tnost perfeet state of Repair, upwards of T%vo Thousand Pounds having been recently expended there on; with spacious Pleasure-Grounds and Gardens, and 24 Acres of rich MeadoW Land in the highest state of cultiva tion ; together with a very valuable Right of Common ad. •joining thereto. ' The Estate aforesaid is the Property of a Nobleman, whose Profession calls him from Home during the War ; it will therefore' be lett on the most moderate Terms to a respeaable Tenant. ' . • TO be viewed with Tickets only, which may be had of Mr. 'Alarsil, Upholsterer, Nlount.street . ,.Grosvenorisquare• Tickets may likewise be had of Mr. Pnekett, Highgate, of whom every other particular may be known, and who will treat for the same. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. JENKINSON and LOVELL, On Friday the Tenth Day of June, tgo3,..at the Fountain Inn, in Huntingdon, between the Hours of Four and Six iu;the Afternoon, subjed to such Conditions of Sale as • will be then produced, A Capital MANSION-HOUSE,: with DJuble Coach-house, good Stables, and other convenient and extensive Out-011icec and Gardens, situate At Godnianches ter, in the said County, together with a Close of rich Pas ture Ground opposite the House. • Godmanchestcr is situate on the great North. Road, One Mlle front Htintingdon, Fourteen from Cambridge, and. Filty.eight from London, adjoins the Navigable River Ouze, and a Pack of Fox.hounqs ire in the Neilthbouthood: The above Premises are now in tke Occupation of Mrs., Elizabeth Jackson. Further Particulars rhay be had of Messrs. Price and Browne, Lincolns-Inn, London, the •Au6tioneers ; and of Messrs Ma* and Sweeting, Huntingdon. "TO . BE LETT, fly Order of the Masters, Governors and Trustees of the Bedford Charity, on repairing Leases for Twenty-nine Year:, from Midsummer 1804 • (1\ Ni', HOUSE situate on the North.aide of F 13eziford.street ' liedfOrd-roW, No. :6. One House on theNorth-sidenf G ray's Inn Passage, Hol born,- No. 6. One House on the East-side of Red Lion-street, No. 40. One House on the South-side of Theobald's Road, No. is. One House on the North-side of ditto, No. 37, with Pre-' mises in Green-street.. ior.Thirty-nine Years and a Q airter from Lady-day 18 ( 5 4. Six Houses 'on the East-side of Lamb's Conduit-street, numbered from 18 to 21, -and No.. t 3. Two Houses on the North-side of Theobald's Road, No. 50 and 5 . Two !louses on the SRuth-side East-sqeet, and 3. , Two Houses on the North-side of ditto, No. as and 26. Six Houses on the East-side of •New NNth-Strcet,•'nutn: bered from 6 tog, and No. 13 and 14. Thirteen nausea on the West-side of ditto, numbered from 20 to 21, and from 3e to 34. Eight ll,•uses on the North and South-side of Richbell court, numbered from t to S. • Each House will be lctt Separately. . • The Premises are to be put, into substantial repair, agree„ able to a Particular, which may be seen Lt the 0 of lobe Gotobed, Esq. the Receiver, No. is, Norfolk-strect, Strand, Proposals tor taking any of the Premises are to be delivered Jscaled up) uly next. A FREEHOLD.--INIVIINGTON, HANTS. TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CON'PRACT, THAT Elegant and Commodious IVlattsion, call ed the G ROVE-HOUSE, with the furniture, si tttate near the Town of Lymington ; and immediate Posses sion may be had. The House has been recently enlarged, improved, and finished in a superior and substantial man ner. It contains on the Ground Floor, a. Drawing-room, 21 feet square, 12 in height ; Dining-room.of the same dirrten sions ; Library, at feet by 17, 12 in height ; Breakfast Par-. lour, at feet by is, 9 feet 7 in height ; with Offices of every mlee'tiption complete anti convenient. In • the Attic Story are five large Pa-chambers,. with two Dressing-robins, lam excellent Servants' Rooms,' and a Laundry. Theme are good Kit c hen Gardens (partly walled) and a neat Shrubberr sur rounding the House, with a Coach-house and Stabling tor tour Horses. The Furniture is new within the last ten 3nonths, made of the very best materials, in the first style of elegance, .and in gaud preservation. .G rove- flutist: ctimmands beautiful and extensive views of the Isle of Wight, the Sea, and the surro.tading Country. That delightful Walk called the - Grove, adjoining, js part of the Premises, and will be included in the Sa:e. For further Particulars (if by letter, post-paid) apply to Charles St. Barba, Esq. at the Batik in,Lymington, whommill I,d e li ver -nacos lo t viewing thcliouse and Furniture. A DISEASE OF, INVARIABLE FATALITYt THE late Mr.' JOHN HUNTER a ffi rms, that Mercury, when it does nut succeed in that dreadful Disease which poisons the iterm of human lite is invariably fatal. Repeated Cures , if they may be called Cures of this Disorder, by Mercury, breaks down the Strongest constitu. lions, and renders; every turlortunate Sufferer an infirm and perpetual Patient. A . general debility being induced, the constitutionis open to all Diseases. particularly those of a scrophulous, hedic, and consumptive kind. A derail of these consequences would appear a horrible romance; and the only hope of relief and cure, is in the use of the Genuine SYRU P. of DE VF LNOS which Many . persons have a rte . - lariouS interest to decry. it ads salutarily on the whole system ; throws off all its impurities, and removes that fee.. ble lassitude,that. debility and atrOphr, which are their cer tain adds. . The Medicines are prepared and administered in Frith. .street, London, at . 13s. a Bottle; where Mr. Swairtsonis - ul-. happy, by his advice, to assist in diminishing the mighty n►a , s of evil with which this Disease and its prctendcd re medy, o ppressco mankind. N.. 8. The Public is hereby seriously warned against ths tise•of the Jtam.: of , De Velnos, even when mispelt ; which na me must be frJudulently annexed to Pills, Balsams, and any thing but the Vegetable Syrup ; the recipe for which is ,the Sale property of Mr. Swautson. This Day was published, , In Two Volumes, Octavo, Price 14s. in hoards, THE CASTLE of the TUILERIES ; or, NARRATIVE of all the EVE NT$, which have taken place in the Interior of that Palace, from the time of its Construaion to the bightcenth Brumaire of the Year VIII. Translated from the French, By Et.ANCI& 'LATHOM, Esq. Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster.row. " The Writer has gleaned several, Facts which were over, looked by his predecessors in the ,same career; and ‘v Welt serve to elucidate the Iti:volutinti. The Work generally does not wear a questionable appearance, and it is written tn• an easy and interesting style.."-,Appendix to Monthly Review, Vol. 39. HISTORY., OF OUR: OWN .TVNIL:S.' This Day was published, in One Volume Oelavo, Price Si. , . in boards, THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the PEACE of 1783 to the TREATY cOncluded at AMIENS in tgoz ; being a CONTI 1 , 441.AT1 ON of ' COOTE's HISTORY of ENGLAND front the earliest Times to 1783,' by the AUTHOR of the: FORMER PART. L0:,..d0n: •Printed for the Author, and sold by C. Kearsley, No. 46, Fleet-street.. - „ . 64- Without referri,ng to the favourable Teatitnonks given Of the History cOMposed by "this Writer, we shah merely observe, that be luis, in the present Volume., as well as in the former Work, avoided the opposite extremes of .brevity ' and prolixity, and has treated the subject with 4cQuracy, candour, and impartiality. • Any of the Volumes of the. History may be separately purchased. . • . 0 , • . Day was published, Elegantly printed in Deiny -Quarto,' by •W;iittineltarn, con - tinning three- highly linithei engravings, a I' late.with Out lines, and a Wood Cut by Antjersoq, . - N , o. I rtieg ss. U : .; • A S ELECTION of AN I'IOE OFIVIS, to he , engraved in the manner 01 Chalk, from Drawings by k. Da);ley. This Seleaion will comprise the. twist beautiful Speci mens to be met with in the Creek 'Sculptors, and 'will con tain the greatest variety of Subjects illustrative oft he leatlidn Mythology, and the Fabulous I listory, of the Ancients: Those who have not learned to study Gems with.critical exaelnes3, may, on viewing them in the (Ire :is of painting, re- • cognize a thousand beauties, leel•their euriAasity excited, their taste twined, aril their knowledge enlarged . . . - The Engravings will be accompanied with appropriate explanation, and in the course of the Work a copious Preface wilt be given. .A.List 01 Subscribers will be punted. Persons desirous of early impressions, are revested to send in their names to john Murray, No. 3a, Fleet-street, where Proposals may be had, and specimens of the Work may be seen. This Day, w:ls publuitml, Voltnne V. handsomely printed ui 0 , 4.irt0 on a fine Paper Price One Guinea and an halt in bo.irds, of a new Work, entitled, ..• . . . - - GENERAL BIOGRAPHY,. or Lives of The' most eminent Persons of al Ages, Countries, Con. ditions, and Professions, arranged according to Alphabetical order ; composed by 1. Aikin, M. D. Rev. Thomas gait. and. Mr, .Wi I liam loltuston. Printed for J. Johnson, St: Paul's Church-yard; C. and 1. Robinson; Paternoster-ioW ;' And G. Kearsley, Fleet-street also for- Bell -and Bradfute..Edinbur,th 4 and Colbert, Dub lin ;of whom maybe h a d the First, Second, and Third Vo. lumes of the sante Work, each piitx Olw Guinea and a half in btiards. - - ' CONVEYANCING. • • - • • This Day was pOlisricci,iii Royal Ucla.vo, Vol. 111, Part 'I, II; and 111. 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