The Sun. — London, England, 1803-02-28 00:00:00

1 Y I- ~~YI 1/1 '-., • * ,' ' Il s gi ' ',„ **W i tg /**', t - .<''''', ,--,-- ' '''',):, - , ,N. .• I!-'• I i ; ' r~i. , .. 1-44 (4 14(•*";4 ~...,i, t,!, - . 7 , iv - ri AV 1.- ILI:. lir .. , .... y ~..., it •► ~.4, 1 ...; --ilil. i ~, ..,.. ._.s :.- ... 4 • 4 „, r, „. , .. I_, -....?...,. „„, i , ~ c ....A. . 4 , .-.. # . ~ ► .. -,--.0.. ....0 , 1, . , 4,1... .. ~,,,, , • .5,,,, , ,,! , , • , , , , . i: - ) -iff 'St . 'S . ' . 4 /1 . :711 .1 . i .1 r . \\''' - .• • _ S" ' ' ~. 1 rat*, 1 1 V i .. r ~~ 1 s ~ l ;s3.y~;s+:.~~~a NUMJZR 3259.] MONDAY, F lIRUA RY 28, 18°3. [PRICE sncrtificii, • TFITAT!t ROYAL, DRUM?. LAN E. 0-MORROW EVENING, M. rch 1, rgo3, will be. IN.lrferinetb a- nett' Historical Play, in Three Etas, with Mu called TH HERO OF THE NORTH. • Ov e r tu r eew Scenery, composed Decorations. The and the Music and seleded by Mr. KELLY. The Chariicters by 'MC.POPE, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. KELLY, . Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. °mirror:, , ltdr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP, !Mr.CINULFI E I. D, Mr. SEDGW I CK, Mr. G R I MALDI, • Mr. GIBBONS, Mr. FISHER, Mr. EVANS, 41r. WELLS, Mr..101-INSON,'Mr. CIPRIANI, Mrs. youNG, Mr's. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HARLOWE, Miss MENAGE, Miss MELLON, Miss TYRER. Chorus, of Miners. "Messrs.l)anby, Welch, Maddocks, COoke, H. Caulfield, I. Caulfield, Dibble, Elliot, Smith, Rhodes, Aylmer, Willoughby; Nlilbourn, Sawyer, Jones, Sylvester, Heather, ; Blanchard &c. socF:rx 2'+-.0 E RSEDINP the NE . C.:,ESkITV Of CLIMBING BOY.", oy Ent:(ittriging ne - 4.lqc:tlind of SWE ING CHI MN I ES•,, and fortnwroving the co , s,. DITION of CHI LDP. EN and others ..rnployed CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. London Coffee-house, Feb. Ic, JBO3. ", AT a GENERAL MEETING of this SOCIETY . The Hon. and Right . Rev. the Bishop of DURHAM in the Chair : Resolved unanimously, That Her' Royal Highness the Dutchess of Gloucester be requested to he the Patroness of this Society, and that the Chairman do signify such request to Her Royal Highness. ' Resolved unanimously, That the Hon. and Right Rcv., hute, Bishop of Durham, be President of this society. Resolved unanimously, That the following Noblemen and Gentlemen be Vice-Presidents of this Society : Duke of Bedford W.Wilberforee, Esq. M.P. Duke of Northumberland , Henry Thornton, Esq. Ml'. Earl Grosvenor ' W. Mort. Pitt, r.sq. Lord Sdinerville J. Julius Angerstein, Esq. Sir Ch. Bunbury, Birt. - M. P. -Thomas Bernard, Esq . Sir Fr. Baring, Bart: M. P. Patrick Colquhoun, Esq. Resolved unanimously, That the following Gentlemen be a Committee for Nlanagiug the Alffirs of this Society : Hon. Richard Bagot Thompson Ball3T, Esq. Robert Barclay, Esq. T. Bonin., lint. Esq., ; 7 ' • Thomas Baring, Esq. T. 14. Broadhead, Esq - Tho. Everett, Esq. M. P. Gabriel Holt, Esq. Ewd. Forster, Esq. Geo. fetfery, Esq. E. Forster, Jun. Esq. Hon. and Rev. Ewd. Legge B. M. Forster, Esq. S. Lushington, Esq. W. Fry, Esq. 1-,M. Nlartiott, Esq. Sir R. Gamon, Bt. M. P. . Pearkes, Esq. Gabriel Gillett, Esq. Thomas Rowcroft, Esq. AL nr. Glasse dernian los. Hardcastle, Esq. - Rich. Stainforth, Esq. Dr. Hawes Thu. Watre, Esq : Mich. Heathcote, Esq. Win. Vaughan, Esq. • In the Press, and speedily will Le published:, In One lArge Volume Octavo, illustrated with a general Map of Asia, and with Maps of Wodustart, the Eastern Archipelac, , o,, C hint and japan, T.trtary, the Turkish Do ' — minions -. 4sia, Persia, and ,;I)ia, from the most au. thentic Materials ; engraved under the dirctition of Mr. 'Arrowsmith .A GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY of. ASIA : containing concise but particular Accounts of ,the Empires, Kingdoms, Principalities, Dis trids, Cities, • T .'n s, • Forts,. Mountains, Promontories, Sea*, Harbours, Rivers, Lakes; &c. together with Sketches of the Manners, Customs, and Institutions of the various People wisp inhabit the Countries comprised in that portion of tne DUTCHESS OP PIENN,4's NCV 1A,.. This DaY‘was published; In Three Volitmus; price Thirteen Shillings at Silperik r in btu wets ; ITALIAN JEALOUSY ; or, the HISTORY of LADY GEORGINA. CECIL. - By the DUTCHESS of el Erk : INE. Printed for Thomas Hurst, No. 32, Pa ternoster- ratt. VALUABLE EFFECTS, BUSHEY HEATH, HERTS. IHE riIiBLIC are . respedfully infoitiaed, that the SALE at .the ahoVe place, which was advertised to COMMetiCe on Monday the ith March, is unavoidably POSTPONED TO AION DAT. the 14th MAR( ti • Lit°. WATEiIi. The information respeains liinditstan and the Western Countries of Asia will be principally derived from Sanscrit, Persic, and Arabic Manuscripts ; and the accounts of the ether Countries will be drawn, both from original sources, and frort a careful Collationot the most authentic, European Geovapiters and Travellers, By ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Esq. and " LAWRENCE buNrms CAMPBELL, Esq. P tinted for T. Cadell Aid W. Davies, Strand; and De hrett, VALUABLE EFFECTS, Btiii4EY HF.rllli, HER`Y'• FORDSHI RE. TO BE SOLD BY RUCTION, By WATERS, - hf Nuns. Mesds. Blanchard, Arn C e, orus Wen o tworth, Saunders, Williams, . Coates, Maddocki, Wells, Wation, Bristow, Urisualdi, Kenn Butler, Wrag,. Fisher, Robinson, S. Robinson, Smith, &c. sze. ITU ON TREES--OCTAVO EDITION. This Day is published, A New Edition, with rJ Folding Plates, Price tzs. Boards, A TREATISE On CULTUR E :and — MA. - .LALNAGEMENT of FRUIT.TRE ES, in which a new Method of Pruning and 'Training is, fully described. To which is added, 'a ncw and improved Edition of " OBSER VATIONS On the - DISEASES, DEFECTS, and INIU RI ES, in all kinds of FItUIT and FOREST TREES ; with an Account of a particular M.ahod ut Cure. Published by order of Government. By WILLIAM FORSYTH, V.A. S. and F.'S. A. Gardener to His Majesty at Kensington and St, ames's, - Member of the ions. Society at St. Petersburgh, c. dec: Printed: for T. N. Longman and O. Itces, Paternoster-row ; T. Cadll, jun. and W. Davies, Strand and I. Debrett, ,Piccadiliy. THE Af•reOMIST. The new Play of the llero of the North will be rrpeated trY cry Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, .till , fitBtier noti re . , . 4 Monday , Mr. Cooper of the Philadelphia and New ;York Theatres, will make his first Appearance on this Stage, in the Charaaer of Hamlet ; Opbelia, Mrs. Jordan. ~.._ J , - TIILATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, March 1, 180 3 , will be performed, 2. TILE CABINET. Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM ; peter, Mr. MUNDEN ; Whitusiculo,. Mr. FAWCETT ; And Lorenzo ' Mr. TILL. Curioso, Mrs.MATTocKs - e° ll stantia, Mrs. 11. IMINSTON; And Floretta, Signora STORACE. wITII LOVE-A.LA-MODE. -- • -- Sir Archy Macsarcasm, Mr. COOKE. • Sir Callaghan O'Brallaghan, Mr. jOHNSTONg ; • Squire Groom, Mr. LEWIS , And Charlotte, Miss CHAPMAN. eln'account of the indisesition of a Principal Performer, the new Convexly is unavoidably deferred till Saturday. • •.; On Thursday, Family Quarrel s , with The lew and the. Doctor. And on Saturday will be produced, for the tst time, a new in Five Ads, called John Bull ; or, An English nian's Fir e . Si d e. To which will be adcicii 'lwo Strings to 'Tour Bow. ORATORIOS, AT PLAY-HOUSE' PRICES MIRING LENT. THEATRE4ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, March 2, 1803, • will be eerforned • A GRAND SELECTION OF ~ SACRED MUSIC. fronithe most ?favourite Works of HAN DEL. • End of Part 11. A Concerto on the Violin, by M.r. G. ASHLEY. • Principal Vocal Perforniers, Miss PARKE, Miss MUN DAY, (her second Appearance), Miss TENNANT. BRAIIAM, Mr. SHITH, Mr. DENMAN. - Leader ot the Band, Mr. G. ASHLEY. Organ The remainder of the tiand and ChOrtisses, which will be nu merous and complete, by the most approved Performers. - The whole under OW Piredion of Mr. ASH L EY, scn. Doors to be opened at Six, and the Performance to com- Thence it SOCII CIOCk TreelitrY • • 130xese6s. Pit, 3 s . 6d. Gallery, as. Upper'Gallery, ts. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon , at the tatage Doot H , in Hart street. EXTRAORDINARY EximarrioN of PICTURES, At NO, 97, Pall-Mall. • HE Public. have now an opportunity of see_ ins upon Canvas a'Cortea Representation of the Hor tors perpetrated' in' France by the execrable Robespierre, and his infuriate Banditti. The Artist has ably o ourtrayed these wretches in ,th e pit of . rushing ,into the Regions Of Darkness whence all hope is banished; but as a relief to the Turnti; an ELYSIUM • (an instance of great and fruitful invention) isiinagined, and the-ROYAL,. with other illus. Arious Victims, arc seen enjoying the peace which was re. fused them in this nether world. These Pictures are played by physical rtocess, so as to make them.appear like a Magi c Transparency; and for the accommodati on of the ; ._Pnblic, the whole is exhibited for O ne Shilling, from Ele ven in the Ntorning to Five in the Evening. VINE RESERVED IMPRESSIONSOF MR. IBARTO - CELEBRATED PRINT, TO ,COMME 110RAXE THE PRESERVATION OF HIS MA JESTY's LIFE,. `THE LIKENESS approved by all the Royal J.. Family, and the Print zealously Vatronized by the Right Honourable the ,President aria the CoMmittee of that splendid National Repository of the Fine Arts, the R oyal Institution. --- This beautiful En g raving , - whether to comme morate the threatened attempt of a wretched Maniac, or the More, criminal machinations of Traitorous Banditti, can never be more suitably tittered to the British Public than at the present moment ; and which m a y now b e h a d, pr i ce O ne Gumea, at Nos. 17 and IS, Warwick-square, Newgate-street, and of Mr. Chapple, Pall-Mallotearly opposite St. lam es's Palace. ARMY AGENCY oFrrcE, • • ~• No: IS, Manchester Buildings, Westminster. LIEUTENANT TAPP begs leave tureturn his sincere Thanks to such Gentlemen as have done him the honour to employ him in the. Negotiation of theitlVlili tary.Concerns, atukto Inform the Public and Officers of the Army in general, that he has for Sale sev era l E ng i gnc i es and Cametcies in almost every situation; likewise Majorities, Companies, .Lieutcnantcies, and rE p s i gnc i es i n the East In dies, .at home, .and yariaus other Stations, fur :Exchange to Ilal f.pay 14 ; 11. S . everal Companies wanted to purchase. • ' It is. requested, from the very heavy expellee of Postage, that all Letters addressed to Mr. Tapp, may be post-paid., 'I'I'I fl LS FOR SALE.--ISLE Olr WIGHT. To SOLD BY PktlVA'rli CONTRACT, A VERY' Valtpl.)c IMPROPRIATION, cam. 41 —N. :prising all the GRFAT T talus oP"one or the most ferule' Corn Parishes in the Isle of Wight, containing up. Ard s h Lan of 150 d 0 Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Sea. A very a-Avaittageotts circumstance, of a particular descriP th)n. will accrue .to the- Purchser- of the above Tithes, which will be explained to any person wishing to treat for the same;.and a return of upwards of 4 i per Cent. will ?rise front the'Purchase.money; These - Pithes are particu fulY recommended to the attention of any Gentleman, wish mg tcl make a respeelable Provision for a Son us Holy Or tiers. • • • Thelituation of the Parish is beautiful, and the air re. mark:Oily healthy. Possession may be liad'of the whole Property at Michael-. rim neXt. The Land-Tax and Poor-Rates are very mode rate. Particular* may be known by applying to Mess—Jenkins, lames and Co. Now Inn, London ; and of Mr. Warsley, sniicrtorl NeWport, Isle .uf Wight, -where 4 Survey of the Tithes may ty: seen. rebel/ail 17,184)3 • • iteSolved unanimously, That Wm. Tooke, Esq: be Trea. surer of this Society. Resolved unanimously. That Jas. Hebdin, Esq. be. Secre tary to this Society. Resolved unanimously, . That a Sum, not exceeding Two Hundred Pounds, be paid out of the Funds of the Society to the Person or Persons who shall suggest a pradicable Me thod, whereby, in the opinion of the Committee, or this So- . ciety, Chimnies of every Construdion may be effedually Cleansed at a moderate Expenee, not exceeding the Expence at present incurred by the Public, and with equal conveni ence the Sum a One Hundred Pounds, part thereof. to ' be paid after Six Months Experience and the remaining One Hundred Pounds after Eighteen MonthS . Experience of its, Pradicibility, Convenience, and Cheapness. Rosolved unanimously, That a Sum, not exceeding One Hundred Pounds, be paid to any : Person•or Persons who shall devise and suggest, to the satisfactiOn of the Committee of this Society, a Method (in case an effedual and general one should be found imeraaicable) which shall, at a moderate Expense, not exceeding what is at present incurred, elfcctu ally cleanse a considerable . proportion of the' ChimnieS in the Metropolis, so as to diminish the Number of Climbing Boys to one bailor more; one half to be paid after Six Months Experience, and•the remainder after Eighteen Months Expe rience of its Pradicabilitc, Convenience, and Cheapness. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Bishop of Durham, for his Attention to the Business of the Day. _ _ _ By Order of the Chairman, JAMES HEBDIN, Secrairy. Subscriptions received since the last Advertiseant. Y. Dixon - i r o John Burgess 1 1 0 Wm, Hall , - 2 2 o Dr. MASSC - a 1 0 Rob. Macishee 2.zoR.W. --Ito M. Howard - 2 2 o W. M. Pitt, Esq. A. Hammond i I o M. P.. Y. S• * S 5 o I. B. Nichols . Reeve . Travers .: I ohn Tennant t 1 0 $ o o Sir Wads,wor.th Busk t t co 1 1 o Lady unknbwrt ' ' 2 2 0 I. M. - I I 0 E. C. F. - - lil 6 H. R. - I 1 o Lord Ossory s . 5 o 0 ... _ . B. Fuller - 2 2 o M C ' '". I C. .. i 2 ° M. Stinclrees 3 3 . o " Benj. Mike - z 1 o M. B. - I i o Mrs. Wedell - z 2 0 M. N. - 1 z 0 Miss Lawrence 2 2 0 john Chatfield t t o Eteon College 5 5 Lady Rawlinson 2 2 o Mrs. Mertens t t o I. N. and B. Pearse s 5 o _Lord Willoughby de Tho. Raikos 5 5 o Broke . 2.2 • Anonymous - 5 n o - Buller, Esq. 10 o o J. P. _ - 2 . 2 o Win. Hollingsworth i 1 o tryan Burgess t s o Subscriptions continue to be received by Mess. Hammer sleys, Pa 11,111.111; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet-street; Messrs. Down and Co. Bartholontew-lane ; Messrs. Ncwnham, Everett, and Co. Mansion-house-street ; Messrs. Thomas Courts and Co. Strand, Bankers; and by , Mr. Wm. Tooke, No. to, Gray's Inn Square. • AT a GENERAL ASSEMBLY of . the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, SHERIFFS, COM MONS,, snd CITIZENS of.the CITY of DUBLIN, held on the 21st day of January, tiiO3,' the FRE F.DOM of th e said 'C ITY was unanimously granted to EDWARD • LEE, Esq. one of the Representatives in the Imperial Parliament for the County of Waterford, as a mark of the Corporation's esteem, for his having. lately introduced, and ably supported in the Imperial Parliament, a Bill for facilitating the re covery of Debts in the Law Courts, in this part of the United Kingdom called Ireland, and assimilatirig the prac tice with that in Great Britain, which Bill when passed into a Law, must prove of the most essential benefit and ad vantage to the• Commercial Interests of the Citizens of Dublin 2nd :the Community at Large. In testimony where of, the ' Common ,Seal of said . City was thereunto affixed, the day and Year aforesaid.• To which Address Mr. Lee W 35 .pleased to return the fol. lowing Answer.: To the - Right Hon. the 1.0 RD NI k YOR , SHERIFFS, • COMMONSond CITIZENS/A the cityof DUBLIN. For the high and distinguished Honour whiCh you have conferred on 'me, inenroiling My name amongst the Freemen . of your ancient City, I request you will accept my most sin cere Thanks. It is to me the highest gratification to have my Parlia mentary. Conduct approved of by the Corporation of the City of Dublin, and the strongest inducement that 1 can have, to direa my attention in the Imperial Parliament, to the iotrocludion of Laws for the benefit of Ireland. I fully agree with you in opinion, that the Bill to which you al lude (and which was first introduced 'into Parliament by one of the Members of the County Of Wicklow), wili, when passed into a Law, prove of the greatest advantage to the Corrithereial Interests of the Citizens of Dublin, and every part of the Community .at large. • I trust that the wisdom and liberality of theimperial Par liament, will extend to Ireland all those advantages and legal improvements which from time to time. have been made in the Laws of England, and which has in a commer cial Country, not only facilitate - if the recovery of just Debts, but has also considerably lessened the expellee of Law PrO• ceedings. .• have the Honour to be, my Lord and Gentlemen, • Your most obedient and devoted humble Servant, Jerrnyn-street, London, EDWARD LEE. 16th February, 41303. Another Proof, of the 'EF Fl CAGY. of • the LIA , kNel of .MECCA, price only 25, . 9d. WiLLIAM STOCI(OE, Chief Officei of the Pitt East. I ndiainan, by a Residence in the East Indies, and the Severities , of the Company's Naval 'Service, in which he had been engaged_ more than twenty. years, was reduced to a state of'Debility and general Relaxation of the Systern, which cannot be described. The Balm of Mecca has restored him to a better state of health than he ever betbre en. joyed. The Balm of Mecca is prepared genuine only by Messrs. Ball and'Co. Surgeons, N 4, 22,. Bishopgarc-street ; and by their appointment sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr, Wi thers, No. 2.29, Strand, 7th door from Temple liar ; and re tail by all respectable yetitiors in TOWII aid Country, price 23. yd, per packet. FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN, P RIVATELY taught. to Ladies and Gentlemenof any age, who have never learnt this Accomplish ment. or not in the improved modern style, at No, tg, Sher tard:.street, .Goltlen-acluare, and No. so, e; rear Alie-street, Gootbn.in's-tields. '1 hey are taught on a Plan particularly calculated for those tdAvtions it is an objea to acquire it ex peditiously, privately, and in the tirst style et fashion. Foreigners, Officers, and Country Residents, who may wish to learn in a tew days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the Rouse, avid. receive constant instruction. The Select Weekly Assemblies are every Monday, the Band conduded by Mr. Taylor; none but. Subscribers ad mitted ; none but People of respeelabillty can subscribe. Respectable Schools and Families, if not distant from Town, regularly attended on the usual Conditions, and instruded in every elegant requisite of. Modern Dancing. THIRD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY FOR. tgoz. Begins Drawing the 4th of April, 1893. THE TICKETS are sold and divide.. into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, t HA ZARD, B URN F, and Co. Stock-Brokers,. at their State Lottery-Office, No. 91, under the Royal Exchange, Lon don. and no where else oii their Account. The Scheme consists of Four Prizes of zo,tiool. Three of r 0,6001. Threeof soeal. and others from 20001. down to 201. . . to the amount of 392,0001. * * Country Orders, accompanied with short-dated Bills on tondon, Post-Office Orderi ; or Cash, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, punclually attended to ; and Correspond— ents may depend on being treated omeny on the same Terms as if personally present. All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agreeable to Mt of Parliament, and also with the. Crown, and round it, " Hazard and Co.'s Lottery-Office." Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. • ENGLISH SyATF. IfITTERY, —..B..______ egins Drawing 4th April. 1503.. Note.—The Capital Prizes in this Lottery are not fixed to be drawn.upon any particular Day, and the lowest Prizes are 201. each. SCHEME. No: of Prizes. Valtie . ot each. Total Value. of - ,C. 20,000 is - ,C. So,coo 3 •-, '— in,(300 -- 3,,000 3 -- Soon 15.000 3 - soon --- Ova° And 12,59; otheePrize%. front 10001. to 20i. . THE TICKETS, Halves,..Quarters,. Eighths, .11.. - and Sixteenth Shares, stamped pursuant to Aet of Par- Hanka, are selling on the lowest retina by Mr. N IC NO L SO N, at his Licensed State Lottery Office, No. 16, Corn hill, London, . where , last year, were sold and shared, No: 17 ,993, 2 0 ,0001. 11l Sixteen Shares; No. 20,135, soool. in one Quarter, two Eighths, and eight Sixteenth Shares; 1•10..2•30911, 2,ei01. in a Whole Ticket ; No. ti4sS, 5301. in two Quarters, two Eighths, and four Sixteenth Shares; and in the Inc Lotteries, tine of ao,pol. each ; eight of ro,oaol. each, and seven of.pool. ; besides ritany of ;wool. toool. and soot. each. , .. . . . - . THE GREAT ENGLISH STATE LOI"I'ERY, Consisting of 44,000 Ti..k.ets'.-I'p begin Drawing, .April 4, 0303. GRAND SCHEME. • No. of Prizes. Value Of tut‘li. Total Value. - 4 Prim of k. 7 .0,c,-,0 is 4%80,090 -., 3 10,000 33,000 • 3 -- 5,000 li,mo 3 . 2, v o e -- 01,Q00 i 1,0;;o 5 ,000 3 0 —. IQO 3000 03 • So 3,000 12,500 . ' -- So .-.., 2Sott.oo 44,0e0 Tickets. - tC• - 39 2 , 000 elf" This Scheme differi froM all others tor many years past, in the circumstance of not having any Prizes fixed for particular days. wiFT and Co.. No. tz, Poultry, are, appointed by Government to sell the Tickets and Shahs of the above Lottery. This. Office (established in the year 1759) has been fortunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, Til l TEEN of which were of the Last and Three preceding Lot teries, and some of them divided into many Shares. . The Prizes of the November Lottery being now payable in full, SW I FT and Co. recommend an early application to persons who wish to exchange them for Shares of the pre sent Lottery, which will certainly advance in price as the Drawing approaches. MAPLE HAY, near LICHFIELD. TO BE LETT, from the zgth of M.irch, t 803, for five years certain, and for a longer term condition ally, 'a . new well-built, handsome WI LTA, of brick and stone, with Westmoreland slate, containing a considerable number of cOnvenient Rooms, one of them as feet 9 inches , by IS feet 3 inchn, and near 16 teat high; a large walled Garden, well planted, Shrubbery adjoining, excellent Sta bling, Fold-yard, and ample and convenient Qut.buildings ; the Situation thy and beautiful, overlooking the City of Lichfield, distant one mile and a half, and in view of Hynst hills, Hopwas-Hax, Swinson,' Freford, Aldershaw, Ste. ion the brow or hanging Lawn of aS Acres, skirted alt its length by a river-like %%tater and Fishery, with Pxiitations; and all or part of tat) Acres more, .of good Pasture and,Meadow, chiefly lying all round the House, with Sporting over the extensive surrounding Manor of Pipe. A l'ersm in.tha House will 'thew a Plan of the whole ; and any orie'a fter vi ew, and not otherwise (description by letter giving much t rouble, without afrording aril Adequate idea), may treat with S. Pipe Wolferstan, Esq. near Tam worth, about to intles from the spot ; qr with Messrs. J . Bishton, jura. and Co, at Kiltall, Agar shrovshiu. By ORDER of the EXtCUTORS of Mrs. BRUEREk Deceased, on the Premises, &3 Hastsbourne Cnttiti, , e; oti Monday the lath Dav of March, Itio3, and k 1 ht following Days (Sunday excepted), riOMPRISING Fottr„.pos; find Field Bedsteads, 1 14„." with India Chintz, anti Corded 'Whim . Fimiltures, prime seasoned Goose loather-beds and excelltet Bedding, yvell finished Cabinet-work, in Dining, Card, Pernbrot,:, and Dressing 'Cables, excellent Wardrobes, Chests of Dra‘v. ers, Secretary and Bookcases. Dining...room, Parlour,- hrid Chamber Chairs, Sofas, large Glasses IV/Lifters, a rittent Grand Piattb Forte, about 3oQo Ounces of Modern Plate'; Time=pieces, Gold Stop, and Repeating Watches ; variety of Gold Ornaments and le.wels ; .a.SeleiEtion of Bc.os, by the most esteemed Authors, many, Of whieh are sc3ree ari4 valuable, in splendid Bindings ' • near ado Volumes of .Ala including the Works or ilinittel;• I ndia, French, and Deioy. shire China; about Pieces of India Long«cloths and Mullins ; valuable We .rang A.paiel ; near aoo DoACtI - tine Old .Madeira, Port, anti other Wines; 15 large Orange old Lemon Trees ; variety of other G roan-house Plants ; an els gant l'ost Chariot, Phaeton, a Chaise Horse, a clever Ilactt. ney, Cart Harses Carts, Corn, Hay, Cows, 'Heifers, rip s &c. acc.. • Catalogues will be published ten days preceding the Sale, at One Shilling each, which will be returned to Purchasers,, and may be had at Messrs. , Kent and Mears, • Soticitors. Clitibrd's-Inn ; - ,Mr. Evans, 'Bookseller, ; Mr. Dwerrilhouse, Wateh-inaker, ficrkeky-square ; the, King's Arms, Oxford-streer, ittiti do. 7, Ltidgate•-strect, the, ; Abercorn Arms,_ Staurnore; .14.ixt . Lion, Barnet; Woolpack, St. Alban's; White Horse, Uxbridge; Castle, Windsor; ma the Premises; and of .Mr. Waters, %Vatterd, Herts. May be. viewed with Catalogues only, on Thursday, Fri day, and Saturday . preceding.the Sale, from ten till three. COUNTY OF BERKS, In the most pleasant part of WINDSOR FOIVE ST. TO BE SOLD, with immediate Possession, THE LEASE of a neat VILLA, in the true Cottage Style, but possessestill the Comforts and Ac.. , coffin - iodations equa l to a Islansion, and has always been oc cupied by Families of Respedability ; comprising a substan tial Brick. and - Sashed - Dwelling House, with Offices coma plete. 'A Five-stall Stable, double Coach-house, with. a Room and Lott over. • Behind the Stables and Coach-houses is a snug Farm-yard; with a Cow-house, Standing for two Horses, • Sheds for Carts, Piggery, and Poultry. On the side next the Offices. detached is a Wash, Brew, and Bake-house, with Coppers belonging to the Premises. ~ I n the Yard is a large Shed divided, for the use of Materials, Wood, Peat, Turf, tkc. Adjoining is the Kitchen Garden, fully planttd anti cropped, with Melon-pit, C;reen-house, Gardener's Room, !old a pleasing Gravel Walk, the -Borders sinsidarlit planted with flowering _Shrubs and Evergreens, now in high perfection; together with an Orchard of the best choice of Trees ; . : i and three beautiful Meadows encircle the .whole , ablut Sxteen Acres, well fenced and watered. - The Situation of this Spot is remarkable for the Purity of the,Air, being within two miles of the celebrated Suninehill Wells, the verge of the Forest, only four miles from Whad tor, on the Reading • Forest Road, near the Royal ita Hounds, His Majesty's new rides, the. Parks, and the vicinity of a social polite Neighbourhood, not to be.equalleti twenty tour miles from the Metropolis. . • N. B. There are Seven Years unexpired of the- Lease at Lady-Day next, ilioa ; the Rent is low, and the Taxes eitri. Terms and Particulars of Mr. Kimberley, No. 163, Picca.. dilly. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the neat .furniture, which is as good as new, 'lit a fair value. - HANIPSHIR E. yl/2.COMPLETE VILLA, TO BE SOLD BY -PRIVATE CONTRACT, together with all the F X.T UR ES and FURNITURE, mostly new and malern, with immediate possession. The Situation i$ truly deairt)le, within two miles of. the Great Western Road, and 34 'Gra London, neara pleasant Village, a dry healthy Spot as any in the Kingdom 7. after . six hours rain, you may take your walk in every direuion, • as clear from damp as in the Maw ing-room. the Premises comprise a good , Family House, brick and sashed, with double Bow Windows, • finished in a stile of workmanship ; the approach, by a flight of stone steps, to a handaorile paved and dotted Hall,With an easy bett.Staircase. The Drawing-wont and Dining-parlour of large dimensions, fitted up tvithcostly Statuary and Marble Chimney-pieces, Plaster Cornices, and other fittings equally correspondent. The communication to the tWo back Parlours and Gentleman'. Dressing-room, froM the Hall, by a pair of sash doors lead ing to the other Apartments. Five best fied-rooms, a Lady's Dressing-rooirs., and suitable Alm tinents for Servants, with two back Staircases. - Thratt capital Cellars under tile maim House for wine, beer, ale, and other liquors, cold larder, and for coals. A range of Offices of every. description ; regular stalled Stable for nine horses; two Coaelt-hottaes, a iiaek. Stable, a Granary, a complete , Brew-house, with Collier, and every Utensil in perteet order ; the, Poultry and Farm. yards, With an exceeding good Barn, Cow-house, and every convenient Building fur aSport.sman, and:the conduct of the Land, about 46 Acres. together with capital Kitchen Gar dens fully planted, with a variety of lite choiceat of the Most delicious Fruits, enclosed, for the most desired aspects, by good Walls of near 1300 feet . , and Standards of va rious kinds in great, plenty. Adjoining, is the Pleasiarea ground, displaying a scene of rural, romantic beauty.; with Walks, Avenues, and shady Retreats, decorated and pruteet. ed by towering Evergreens and other lofty Trees, superior to most others in that much.acimired County,; the borders en. richest with flowering Shrubs, refreshed and supplied by a Crystal Spring, the finest Water in Europe, ever flowing ; the Spring rises trout an elevated Spot, a sufficient height to serve every part of the House and Offices, withont any other expence, And constantly traverses through the Eatate,' after supplying the Meadows and' several Canals, well stored' in all SCilStillS. This lovely distinguished Residence,ter the soft ness and purity oldie Air, and the excellent qualities of the Water, will not only preserve; but restore the most delicate constitution. A pr k ". Here sportiva - Nature, with trapsp . orte vieev'd, and smiling Laid, ' Woudenn at the AVorke that she herself had made." The Premises have undergone several repeirs, also the Gardena and Grounds, yet capable of great improvements.— May. be vieweil'at any tunt(Sundays eXtcptect) bet Ween the hours of Eleven and Four, by Tickets ; and further PAftiCILI. tars, with the Terms, by applieetion to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estate* and General Appraiser, at NO., 160, Pic. _cadilly, London. • N. B. There are Six Cottages With - Gardens, separate and convenient. lett to Tenants all of good Character, belonging to this Estate. • The whole of this Estate is on Lease. 20 years of which are unexpired at Lady- )ay Biro, at a very low rent, with an. option to purcha*A at a fixed Price, any time within two years from that date also a f anti adjoin log, of•ahout ass Acres, with a good .Farm.house, and every uaeful Building l and the Lands in high cultivation. -Two, beaUtitul Marine Villas .en the verge of the near that Sea, and a variety at Itosidon:** 414 Cottage* to do 4ispctsed of. laquist as above: °~. '~*.e