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n I c ~,; T ,~ AF' •, 1 , & 1. •, I;c tilimnEß. 3306.1 _ , THL'ATRE-ROYAL, ,DRUKV-LANk:. nN MONDAY EVP,NING, April 2k,,1863, ‘„,/ wiU be performed, - . JOHN BULL ; Of, AN EhtCLISMIANI's FIRE-SIDE. The .Principal charaacts hy Mr, Enwls, Mr. COOKE, Sir. FAWCETT, Mr. lOHNSTONE, • Lir. 11. lOHNSTON, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. EMERY, Mr. WADDY, Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. POWELL, And Mrs. H. fOHNSTON: • The l'inlogue to , be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. 4' 'With a Lvtical lipil by Mr. I OIINSTON E. new Musical After-Ifiece is in preparation, called The Pair Fugitives; with new Music, Scenery, &c. THEATRE.R.OVA.I,;COVENT-GARP EN. ON MONDAY EVENING, April z 5, 1803, will be performed, THE MARRIAGE PROMISE. aers by Mr. C. KEMDLE, h Mr Char . DWYER, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. VIOL LI NGS %V 0 Ris H, Mr. BANNISTER; jun. Mt. PALMER, rO Mr: MADDoCKS.Mr. SP AR K S , PE , Mr. EVANS: M , rs. POW ELL, Miss ME LEON, Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. -MAi)I)OCKS, and Mrs. JORDAN. The PROLOGUE ; t o h e spoken by Mr. DWYER. . MItT 14 BLUE BEARD. Thy new Comedy of The. Marriage Promise will be re teated every Evening till further notice. I)tie notice will be giy'en.of'the next repiesentation of The Hero of the North. • • WVIti.AMIST MEETIN.C.;. THE next MEETING of the NOBLEMEN and V lA cr.ucated , er either o the two SAI N RY.WINT NTLEMEN ON C O LLEGES , t LLEGES, 'WM f beiheld at tiic Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Thursday 28th tBo3, at Five o'Clock precisely. 7.8 swAits, • • . the Marquis of bath Cha. Cockerel,. Esq. Itev. the - Lord Bishop of josia Dupre Poreher, Esq. Gloucester Rev, Henry Sismore Aight Hon. Cha. Bragg e ,.M. P. R ev . Ediv. Maltby. 'Charles Sturt, Esq. Tickets to he had at the Crown and Anchor. N. R. This !vteeting is held annually, on the first Thlirs.. 'day in Easter Term. tiffs Royal/ Highness, the PRINCE of WALES, GRAND NLV;TER of the' Brethren of, the Ancient Fraternity of FREE and ACCEPTED MASONS. ° THE ANNUAL METING of the above S. defy will he holden on Wedintiday tiro iith of May Stdst, artheir HALL in GREAT QUEEN-STREET, for thelsurisnse of Installing their Grand Master, and eleeiing Othet'Grond Officers, and who will dive at Four o'Clock. STEWARDS, lirdther'ille Earl of Kingston, Brother S. .Lancaster, P. C. DAnici. • . W. warwick, W. Hann.in, G. Harvey, . T Clements, .i. sarjeant, 'C Lambert, R. Taylor, 3. Doratt, A. Osorio. 01 whom Tickets may be had. WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUtTY' OFrICE, ilac Stiatkl, n Cotarlliasl4o,3l; T.RIS Office was established in 179 z, and In. dUres the Lives of Persons desirous of securing inde. pendency to their Families, or to provide for them in any way agreeable to their wishes : to effett which, an Annual Pre-: Wont will be received for the payment of a gross Sum, or of an Annuity, to become due and payable at the decease of a Person insured, to his Widow, Children, or other Repre- • tentative; as he may appoint. • . Insurances may be made for a variety of other purposes,. 'To provide for Renewal of Leases—to secure Sums paid for Places or Linployments, or for the Purchase of. Life Estates --oh in Aid of Arrangements between. Debtor and C redi tof, ace. &c. which is ex plainedfurthefin the printed Rates and Conditions of insurance; which may lie hadgratis; with the List of Ditedors as above, or .of tho' Agents of the British Fire Office in the Country; .wllo are appointed Agents.for this Office. . Annuitiesare granted to commence immediately, and are payable at Michaelmas and Lady-daY in every. year, or by agreement, at either of the other Quarter Days. • . The Rates and Conditions are also dcliverei gratis at their (Mice r) , Dattre street, Dublin, and By their Agents in the Cities and large Towns in Ireland. Attendance is daily given for granting Insurarices_find.Ari nuities, and a Board of Direaors is held every7'uesday at One o'Clock; . at their Office in the Strand, end on Thurs.. Y at the same hour, aftheit ()Mein Cornhill. ROBERT S)cE L:ro See: PAyiNo.tiFFKE, DUBLIN, Marchl, 0103. 'PROPOSALS FOR "LIGHTING THE- STREETS. HE DIRECTORS ant COMMISSIONERS • will receive Proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps and Globes in the City, and for keeping the :same, and:the Furniture thereof, in geoit order, trout the . fst of September next, for one, two, or three Years,' as shall beagreed upon. The Globes 1 / 4 ) have a double Burner. And they are willing, desired, to enter into one or more separate Contrset or Con traes for the same. Proposals to he sent to this Office on orbefore the vat of May next, sealed up, and diretted to the Secretary or the Board, and indorsed" Proposals for Lighting," which willhe 'Opened In the presence of the Proposer, or his Representative,. at One o'C lock on the said Day, alter which Day no Propo. sat will be received. •7 r " W. i, HOMANS, Secretary. Signed,. by Or FASIIIO-TAIII.E DANCING by Mr. ALLEN, . 7 01.tiVATELY taught to Ladies anti Gentlernen olany age, who have neVer learnt this Accotriplish tueur, or not in the improved modern style, at No. 19, Sher. tard.street, Golden-square,' and No. to, Great Alie-street, Goodnian's.tields: 'I hey are taught on a Plan particularly calculated for those to whom it is an objed to acquire it ex peditiously, privately, and in the first sty le ot fashion. Foreigners, Officers, and Country Residents, who may w wish to lear n i n a fe clays, 'nay hoard and Lodge,_privately, in; House, aad receive constant lnstrudion. The ANN UM. BA LI„ will be on the 4th of May, at the CROWN and ANCIIOR TAVERN, strand. Re— opettame c I,c,ulsand Families if not 4istant, 'TOM Town, feKriilarly atieikled on the.usual C.. ' 'ntiditionis, and instructed in evey rie4.:nt icquisite of Modern Dancing. IVIORGAN apa SANDERS's New - Invented l i Imperial Dining Tables arid' Portable Chairs r the r i Ypelt-ad uttre d Patent lii . .iss-screw Bedsteads, Sofa hods and t it Beds, :with a general Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet' Articles, upon improved principles, for the ttlthhillittg Hethses Complete, No. t6and 17, Catherine-Street, St ran d. 'nu= ItOperial Dining Tables are allowed to be the hand somest and most complete set of Tables ever yet invented ; ekgant Dome Beds, with newi-designed Window Curtains, en Suite ; new -irvetit:cl Alitstptilto Couch Beds for Foreign Climates, atti:::.sys, 44k:is ailing Complete; every Artie4c. in the W • gratujics. cxvt.tited in the be3t an i noA ot . P.tsliten and Taste, 4htl pt the Materials 4114 Ifta-tiniNheti %York iminsltip, liy .Mr)RGAN and :4,11'41)F; RS, urn No. ishing Opltiilstcrer' and Cabinet = Makers, 16, atki ty, CAtitcrine-gtreet, f3traid: • , N. U. To, prevent utist.mkO , please to itotke the Num bcrtt, z 6 and 17, • , ' rr ~.r :,,,~-` 4 - " r• .1 11 4 Si] TURDA Y, APRIL 23, 1803. ROYAL' AMPHITHEATRE. ASTLEY's, - IyESTMINsT E DC . E. Under. the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses tlic PkINC e. Of WALES and DUKE Of YORK. (1:3 - Mr. and Mrs. ASTLEY's first Appearance this sea son, in a Grand Caledonian Speaaele ; as also the first Appearance at this Theatre, of Mrs. WYSROW, in the Part of Columbine. ON. MONDAY NEXT, April 25 1 , - and Five following Evenings only, will be presented (7th time) an Indian Ballet of Aaion, composed by Mons. ST. PIERRE, with new Music (the Accompaniments by Mr. Lawrence), Scenery, Dresses and Decorations called ZELICO ' • Or, The RIVAL MEXICANS. Principal Charaiters. IVons. ST. PIERRE, from the King's Theatre, Haymar ket, his seventh appearance; Mons. MERCEROT, Miss jOHANNOT, Miss I ENKINSON, and Madame VOLANG E. :mmediately after which (t3th time), a New Harlequinade, with extensive Scenery and Machinery, unconurron Changes, Magical Tricks. arc. called SILVER STAR • Or, The MIRROR OF WITCHr.UArT: Detineatiii4 in 'l' weary-tlipsa entirely new Scate, various extraordinary Adventures of the motley Hero, and hair breadth Escapes of his PursuerS- Silver Star, MisSHAR'RISON; , _ Fiend of Darkness, Mr. FOX; "Rariecoi , , Mr. TAYLOR; Barney, with a Song,. Mr. JOHANN° T ; Clown, 'Mr LAURENT And Columbine, Mrs. WYBROW (her tirst appearance at this Theatrej . . • In the course of the Evening, an entire New Song, by Mr. lohatinot, called JOHN BULL and the . ENGLISH CONSTITUTION. 'Those celebrated Horsemen, Messrs. SMITH andCROSS. MAN', will, with their Troop of Equestrians, go through *ttious unpmalleled Feats of HORSE MA NS H I P. The Part 'of the Clown, by Mr. CROSS MAN. The whole to'conclude with (not performed these two years; a Grand CaledonianSpedacle, called. THE IRON TOWER. Written and invented by Mr. AsTi. E Y, jun. -• • ; • Principal Characters. Douglas, Mr. LAURENT ; Osinond, a Recluse, Mr. COM ERA' ; -Donald, Mr. Al ERCE RO r ; • Sandy, Mrs. EIEitIIERT ' her tirst appearance; Gabriel,'Mr. lOHANNUI ; And_ Percy; Mr ASTLEYt Alicia, Mrs. WA 1.1.414.1 ; Dorcas, Mr - s..'SUTTON ; And Julia, Mrs.ASTL On Monday, May z, will be petsented the Grand Histo rical Spectacle or Fair Rosamond. Dons in beopened at !Ulf past Five. To begin at Half past Six .—Boxei 4s. Second P nee zs Pit is. Second P rice is. Gallery rs.. Second Price 6d,—Sccond Price.-tv commence at Half past Eight o'Clock. . Places to be taken at the Box-Office, Westminster-bridge, from Ten till Three oirlock. A CARD. • PANTiVON RIDING -SCHOOL Blackfriar's Road. Ma. G. JONES, Riding-IVl:oter, m ‘st. repea fully intorrns his Fr; ( ,nd s , and the Public in general, That his BENEFIT at Te' Koval Circit.s, w ill be on 'Tuesday the 3a of atiy, tBo3, on which Evening a great Variety ul New Arnitwments will be introduced. —Particu.. tars will be expre t . e d intilye Bills and Advertisetnents. Tickets to be hid of Mr. 'ones, at his Pantheon Riding Schuol, the Corner of Weblier.stiget, adjoining the North. side of :the Magdalen Hospital, trixr's Road, where he regularli atteat• from Seven in , the Mort.ting,tal Tb 4-0. 2. A fiti,l:*;ll; L1144 1 4'31 - n t fu* lite Art of Riding and Managing the Horse.' MNE very distinguished Approbation which ROBARTS and P LOW MAN's New hianutiaory has experienced froth H ER NI A JE S TV, THE KOY3 F A MI I. Y, the Nobility and Gentry, &c. cliqms trout them their resßeetful Acknowledgements. They natter themselves. from their unremitting attention to produce Taste and E le- gance in their Extensive Colleaion for Fashionable Dress, that - it exceeds in novelty and variety any thing ever exhibited in this Country. z,..lC'and . r. being the Invent ors an d M anu faiturers, warrant the wear of. every Article sold in their Warehouse Land beg to acqu aint _ the Public, th e y are on ly to be had genuine at their Ware-rooms, No. r, Chantios-street, Covent garden. TO His Majesty's JUSTICES of the P.E: ACE for the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. , • LOADS AND CENTLILMLN i IBEG leave to return you my _most grateful Thanks for the Honour you have conferred upon me, in eleilin4 me COUNTY SURVEYOR. I feel truly sensible of the Favour, andlyill endeavour to convince you how high ly I value it, by a 7.aliful and diligent discharge of the duties of the Situation. • I have the Honour to be, With the greatest respea, • My Lords and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient Servant, P. WICKINGS. Rarnshury Place, islington, • April 21, 1803. • ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT-BRITAIN. TOE PLAN and PROSPECTUS of the NEW LIBRARY and COLLECTION of REFERENCE, which is to be formed by Subscription at the Royal lustitu.. tion of Great Britain, may be had gratis at the Banking llouses of Mess Coutts ; Mess. Down and CO. ; Mesirs. Hoares ; and ilessrs. Ransom and Co ; where Subs Options are te _ceilia4; apd at the House of the Royal Institution. IRISH POPLINS. • A RCHER and HAUQHTON, Manufa,aurers L. to Her Majesty, the Princes and Princesses, very re spectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they haVe now manutitekured, and roady for their inspection, a large and elegant'variety of their much admired Poplins and l'abbi nets plain and figured ; also Italian and t.,:yprtis Sarsenets, Black. Silks of all llescriptions, ficimbazeens, Bonihazets, and every other article for Family Mourning.- They entreat - Ladies residing in the, Country,, to write tor P.itterns, trom which they may buy to the same advantage as if in toilitUrl, .the fixed READY MON EV Price being marked on each Article. • Tabbereas for Firmittire, made irstmed , ately to any Pattern.--No. 8, Heirrictta 7 street, Covent-Garden. 'ORANGE TREES, IF.SSAMINE PLANTS, andTRUE BRUNSWICK. SAUSAGES. IUST 'imported, a large Assorttnent of Orange and Lemon Trees ; Arabian and Catalonian fessamines arrived in the highest perfedion. Alsira large and choice Colledion - of true Brittiswick Satl 'sages, of various Sides,' and in excellent Condition. irtiose who are curious' in this Article s .will find them greatly . rim' to any imported for many years. Moutarde tiedeMaille, Parmesan Cheese, Neufchatel Cheese, White French Vinegar, Capoot Capers, New French Olives, Gorgona Anchovies, &c. by the Importer*, lOH N BUR GESS and SON, at their Old Italian Warehouso, No: Jo , Cornet of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. SPRING PHYSIC. T".propriety of taking some Alterative Medi. cine at this season of the year, to facilitate the Mints of Nature, must be obvious to the weakest capacity :' it is a salutary praetice, founded by the,wisdont of, our Ancestors, ansl.sanaioned by the approbation of every Mcdical.Man : its utility is not confined to the present advantages, but ,extends also to the prevention of many diseases, which frequently occur when Spring Physic has been negle cted. It should be recolleded how much the perspiration of the body is oh strtaied during the winterinoitths, by fogs, trusts, and pierc ing winds, which, by constritiging the pores of the skin, im pede the necessary discharge of freces . froin the'blood ; these, by accumulation; htcoine actirnonie4 and (unless. Nature, by vigorous carts, or the assistance of some seasonable al te ratiVe, is enabled to expel the redundancy) lay the foundation of a variety of diseases. The Public arc therefbre,reminded, that DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS are,provect, by ample experience, to be the most safe and: elileacious Meat rine hitherto discovered, as an alterative, purifier, and sweetener of the blood, and for radically curing the.Senryy, Scroplitila . , or King's Evil, Scorbutic w EruptioN, Leprosy, the ill effeds of Mercury, and all diseases originating froin 'an impurity of the blood. , Prepared and sold, in tioxes,. price 4s. 61..0r six boxes in one; price it. as, by the Proprietor, J. Pidding, limnerly Surgeon in the Army, at his Warehouse, No. 76, f)xford street, opposite the Pantheon ; also retail by , Mr. Perfitmer, No. 4t, Cornhill ; Tutt,.Royal Lxchange.; But ler, , No. 4, Cheapsitle; Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, Ste Paul's Church-yard; Ward, NO. 324, liolborn ; Swinoey, No. at, Pall. Malt ; and by all Printers, Booksellers, a.io Venders of Medicine throughoutjlic kingdom ; but all unlit . Pills, tee. •assuming the lame name (notwitlistandlog may he primpously advertised in the,rnost haughty iny_oo), are futile Preparations and gross I nipusitions, unless siocd with red ink by the tole Proprietor, J. Pidding, No; 76, tix; Lord. street SUBSCRIBERS. , . 4. s• The Earl Spencer too 6 James P. Auriol, Esq. to to Bishop of Durham too o Wm. Price, Esq. to to Earl of Egremont - too o Geo. Erving, Hi, , 5 5 Tho. Bernard, Esq. too o Cha. Hatchctr, Esq. 16 ra John Penn, Lir!. too o Rog.%Vilbrahain,Esq. too. o Serape Bernard, Esq. tso 0 Tho. Rowcroft, Esq. to rq Right Hon. birjo6eph _Doi. Pike Watts, Esq. 60 o • Banks - too 0 .Henry Hughs, Esq. to to Richard Joseph SLIM-. Wm. Wynch, Esq. too 0 van, Esq. - Ico o --Sam. Thornton, Esq. too 0 Right Hon. Lord Kin- john Walker, Esq. at 0 • [laird ' - xco • Earl of Wmeltilsea too o Sir John Cog I lipois- .john Warren, Esq. too 0 ley, Bart. 100 0 Wm. Watson, Esq.. 10 10 William Wilberforce, Timothy Brent,. Esq. , to to F. sii . - 100 4) Henry Hope, Esq. too 'o Earl Gower . , too o Wm. Parsons ' Esq, to to Wm:Dunlop, Esq. too o Peter Denys; Esq. too o Alex. Davidson, Esq. top a . Mr. J. CParker s S Chides Marsh, Esq. too o Major-Cenual Ross too o Cha. Pleschell, Esq. too .o. Rev. Josiah Pratt 5. 0 •T. 1. Angersteatt,Esq too 0 . G. %V. Jordan, Esq. , 5 s Claude Scott, Esq. too . o Win. Sotheby, F.'o.". so to Cha. Burney, LLD.. too o • Rich. Pearson, M. D. to to Rue .Thompson 110 o Peter Vere, Esq. S S Cha. Diekinson,Esq. Id* 'o Thomas Lewis., Esq. to to ThomitsCoutts Esq. too o jolurSargeatit, Esq. to to HenryHoare, Esq. too 0 Richard Barker, Esq. 10 1J Daniel Moore,. 135 q. too o Thomas Hammersley, Nlich.Heathcote,Esq. to to Esq. - - to to 'Rev. Dr. Price to io Earl of Dartmouth too o A REAL CASE OF DISTRESS, OF a Poo? WIDOW of respeaahle Charaeler, who was left with Six Helpless Infants, one only nine Weeks old, and for a Debt of her late Husband's. A merciless Creditor refusing to wait, put an Execution in her House, and would have immediately sold every thing she had, but tor the kind Assistance of the undermentioned Ladies and Gentlemen, which has been the means of preventing, for the present moment, the entire nun of her and her Infanta ; thr which she returns her sincere Thanks, and now solicits the Charitable and Humane for some farther relief, which she hopes will entirely prevent her total ruin. Her Case is truly distressing, ,and t6O tedious for an Advertisement, but will be , fully explained, by applying to Mr. Patrick, draper, No. 13, Mary : le-bone-street, Golden.square;•Mr. Davis, Apothecary, No. 227, Piccadilly ; Mr. Williams, No, 4s-, Pall-Mall ; aottiviassrs. Blades and Palmar, ,„" ; .1 own , street, where the stnallest-Uwtiatioae. witl be rho t . thankfully received for her and her Infants. - - Lady Mary Duncan,C.s 5 , o Two Friends 6 o o General Harvey 2 o 1.44 Unknown 3 tz 6 Mr. 1.. 2 2 0 Mr/ M. I I ° Eliza t o A. B. t o 0 * o Rev. Dr. Brother r o o Mr. Hebden t t o A. B. 1 0 0 A Gentleman ,C.• is • C. • io 6 Mrs. Snaid • to 6 Mrs. tilt . . 0 10' 6 J. f .Angeritein,Esq 0 'to 6 A Gentleman' • io 6 Mr. Watson, 0 to 6 A. 11. 0 5 0 7 0 A Lady Unknown 0 7 0 A Friend 0 I 6 DR. TRUSI..ER's' NOVELS. MODrRN TIMES ; nr, The Adventures of Outcast, in the, manner of Gil lilas. " 3 vols. 4thidition. with 12 pl.ites s t2s. sewed. Lite, or the Adventures of ‘Villiam Ramble,' Esq. a Se quel to the above. ..3 vols. with 3 plates, to 6d. sewed. Sold by f. iirockwell, Carter:44*e, Doe:tort' Commons; wher e nuy be had, gram, a Catalogue of All this Author's Publications.. It}.thc Pass; a Third Volume of Trusler's Chronology, all new Matter. OR. NORRIS's DROPS. TN exciting Attention ~to these .17,a-. luable • Drups, an enuineratio►r of particular Cases would tier tinneessary.; suec,.stni experience for .more than half a century. liatting sufficiently established their reputation. in the cute - of every species .ot Fever, especially the Yellow or Putrid, tOr.whichthey are eminently distingu•islied, the Pro• prietor, frOin their increasing celebrity, not only drives the highest 'gritificatiOn, but is enabled with confidelice . .to re. commend a. trial of their virtues. the Astiuna, • inveterate t:utighs, Scurvy , allimpurities of the Blood, Coldii, Stomach andßowel to their benign;yet pOwerful in- thience, and as a salutary cordial in those discomforts attend ant on advanced life,nothing can surpass their beneficial cads: The Family Bottle, 225.. is only to be had at the Doetor's house, Lower Brunk street, tirosvenor-square, where Books Cures are delivered „gratis, and all Orders for Exportation is exeCuted Smaller bottles are sold' wholesale And retail by Messrs. Jeboult, and Co. and retail by all Venders of Medi chies also, Dt . - Antibilious . Pill, celebrated 'as a Safi and eMetive aperient, may be had at all the above places, in boxes, at,2.4.,,,0d. For COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, 84c. PECTORAL' ESSENCE of COLTSFUPT. THE lierb Coltsfoot Tu“iiago by the Ancients, was distinguished by them, as its Name 'sufficiently ...ouveyti, t ., r its excellence in the Cure Of Coughs and other PuLlionary CGmtilaints; and this 'Essence has, in the Course of a long Practice, h....en found the most safe and e4fedual Remedy - for Coughs, A` - sthinas, Whcezings, sicky Comp lainis,Consum pt ion s, Floarseness,Defluxions,Ca . tarrhs, Difficulty of Breathing, and all Disorders of the Breast and Lungs. It gently opens the breast, and immediately gives liberty of breathing, without 4bay danger of taking cold. It admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent cough . ,ing, and takes °tribe uneasy sensation. 6( acrimonious hu. *mours, cleanses _the small .glandes, relaxes the titres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of vessels. Thus it nigo la rly and quickly cures the most obstinate Consumptions of the longest stranding, it taken before the Lungs are ulcerated. It cures all husky and 'dry Couglis„dissul Yes congealed phlegth in the thorax, heals talVilesS add SOrelleSS . of tit: br.:ast, 'stn. mach and lungi, a n nd. giyes immediate,. relisf to 'those who, through age and intirmity,_ are deprived of rest a strp, as it geur.:llv composes .and contributes to make the remainder of their clays comfortable'and easy. ThtS E4Sellee is prep - aral only by . Jatars: Ryan, Surgeon, in Bristol ; ,11(1. wholesale. and rata►.l, try Francis Ngwbery, ac.No: the.Ea,t End of St 'Paul's, London, iii,l3ott leo, rce 3s. tiLi. each, duty' iv-tutted. • N, ti. As many Persons „Continually mistake NI r. New h pArtieto3rly S;:i i elpts and Nlcssengers, all k- or, are retiorstel- to übserve, that it is a little out of the Lint! of foot P.Asseitge.rs, use Doors frwit"tho Cornt,r that 3 Bost ,of 1)r. lames,. and these tilt* r,)111 of his tlouse, . , ONt 4 ),' FOR I)R., IA-NIES'a p(i.INDERS." • 1 I s A ~,,,,z,„,\ I{ Ili 1 , 7 LI it N .( ' if - . m • . 0• 1411 t it . , - el -, 1 - --;" . :1;eW .-..• 1 . -.-- , * lv_ J• a r_ri --....._ ... , .. ) .,... x _ -. ..... • , .. , ,4 1 . . 3 4 . 8r A . - -_ , .. - 5-• • irt: , i j 4.,... ) I, • , .. - -- . e • PRICK A1)1171RAL,,Z . 1% Ap+ - it XTOTICE ,is hereby tvrir to ,the OU EY . SA L NIERS of the ROYAL HOSPITAL of GREEN -1,70-4t`o who,' the Advertis:ntni potblished b Order my LORDS COMMISSIONERS of thisADi iRALTY, of the 28th of last month, appies, that na Pensioner` 1,:bo may ar,L,e at elliter of the Places of Rtnifezvons therein deorsihed, will he ex.. &mined,• touching hi.v Press or unftness for Ser-vic, after the 3otb -of this month, npr scull alo. Allowance he made to bim on account fel - Pay or' Tratllling Evpences, if he should not makelsis aprear. ante at A!...e Benda:Liao Nore that time. .‘ By c . ,,,,n4v2d of Itch- Ldrthhip, E 1 'AN NEP E .I.V. *.4 .iBRIDGESUIRE TO BE SOLD BY MictioN, By Mr. CHAP MAN, On' Wednesday ihe 4th 13.1• of May next, •at the Baptist .Head Collec-house, in Chancery-lane, London, :n Tweivi o'Clock, r- r -q-lE. MANOR .and ESTATE . ' of :WOOPI. BURY-HALL, winaining iu the whole 1344 .Acres. The Estate is val. compel, and . Mutat,- in the, i Partqh•4'. Gmraingay, trni.Alll:g :rota l'ottun, six front bliAltleswath, seventeen from Citribringe, firty -from London, :4.10 fotir from Gifford-Bridge, on the Great North Road, Irvin tsttenee the, kiver Ouse is IlaV isabie to. 4nn, • The igansion-house and Offices are in complete repair, and tit tor the. immediacy re..t.ption of a I t atnilV. The Soil round the ,Mansion-hoose ;s rc'ourkAhly dry and healthy, aud the Turf is as good as Race Gti.h.trid ; the Garden is esteemed equal to ally in the Kingthan thr it 3 Fruit. _ The Woods, which are in hand, and at a desirable distance from the MAn;ion , it.wie, at good shelter for ( "Il le i"-r' llich there is a variety on the Manor. • . ' • Particulars may be had Atter the loth. of April.. at 'the Chambers of Mr. GrAlmiti, fio 6, I.l44:oltis.inn ; by W. an - d I. Kick, ittidtlle ceinytt.. ; at the principal ill - 1$ at Pot,. ton; the L oek,at gam ; the Wheat-oiteaf, Akkhlbuffilitli I the Foont.iiii, at .1-liniihotion ; the Kam,. at rlewr i arkin ; and of Chi/411in, at the liaptii.t.'ll - ead Colii:e«honse, Chhncery-i:ine. - N. B. 1 . 11.: G,h , tener. at Woodbuty. flail will Clew - the House and I'trinues about it, and the Tenants wilt istievi , tti :ill respective FArtllSo OF WIC:Ifr To BE LETT, completely 1 , 0 kNISi-TED, by the M.,:ith or ot . THE Cnpital MANSION 11QT.IS:E.pc GAT, • .00 BE, riesirsbly- situat,4l . in the ot . the Island, with the Cciach-ho - tise,. Sr),ab4s Lawn and Wilderness, and with or withook Eleven Pasture Land adjoining. 'Ilk: 1 louse . is eompletely. Furnished, with ako t)s use lie Table Linen, and consists or a large' 11411, Drawing-room, Library, greaklast-rantn,eaiiital 11,:17eitatti hers, and every other accommodation fur a tari4e . l'amily.' • The gardener 'to be paid by the Landlord; and tvs , , Cows to he provided for th,puSe of the•Teiwit. i-Possessain iii4y be had immediately. Enquire of Messrs larkes - and Sewell, isle of Wikht) or Messrs. Sandys and Horton, Cratte.cuurt,- Fleet -street, Lon. - • • To BREWERS, DVSTILLERS. &c. - TO BE' SOLI), FINT, e •- con -hand COPPERS; one of Thirty . . 13a one of,Sixt ti one of Ninety, one of One Huh died and Twelve. I 4 I. at Fift v Barrels. without a -Mom. best. y •Apply Goldwin and Co.'s Copper. Works, Nos. 4 6 and 47, Shoc.lane, Fleet street, and No. qS, Houndsditch, London ; where Gentlomen nil be supplied with every Article in Copper for Home or Foreign Tr.ide, N. B. Sober and pod Workmen sent in any part of tit; Country_ to do Repairs; Buildings covered with (-upper, &e. TO BE S 01.1), Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Ch.incery, made in a Cause entitled PAP.KI l against P A.I(K ER, FREEHOLD: and COPYII.OI,II ES. TATES, formerly 'belonging. to lames Parker, Esq. deceased. The • said Estates consist of a Nlansion House; called srrowni HOUSE, situate in the Parish of Slaid• burn, in the County of York, ;Otani' several Parcels elf Land in the said. Parish, and also' of Houses and Marna at Newton in Howland, near Settle, in the said County of York, : 1 114 will be Sold betbre Peter Holford, F.sq. ,one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale-ruum of the Said Court, in Southampton-buildings, Chaneery-laue,. London, on this Twenty-eighth day of June, .iSoj,-between the Hours of Two and Three d'Clock in the Afternoon, in live - separate and distina Lots. . . Particulars whereof 'nay he had,. gratis, at the slid Master's Chambers, in Southainpton-buildinEs ttion.aaitt ; or NiaSsrs: Tilbury And liedfOrd, Solicitors, 13W:old-row, ‘yliere a I'l4ll of the EST3te 'my be.seen; of I4unry Boker, Eiy. Gray's Inn-squaro ; of Mr. 'karrishaw, Solicitor, , Red Cross-street, London; of Mr. Lee, Solicitor,' Tanfichi-court, 'Pernplo ; of Mr. White, Solicitor, Lincolit's•lnn Old-square; of Mar- tin Richardson, Esq. Clithem, Lancashire; and of 'Air. Cot um, Land . Surveyor, Whailey, near Clitnero. - HAMPSHIRE. TO BY PRIVATE CONTRAeT, A.FREFAIOLD LSI'A 1 E, ng Two substantial Brick-built !louses, and Three Tenerneittir with g,rdens behid, pleasantly situated hi the Village ut Berry, coanntaialing a View of the I sle o(Wight anti the Sea. Also, a Freehold Mehl, situate in Nlellaille-larte, about a quarter of mile from the above Houses, and near to Aver stoke, containing seven Seed Acres of rich Arable Land i a small Bat, and two Brick-built Cottages, in possession of Tenants at Will. The two first anove,mentioned Houses are in the occupation. of Caprain4 Nash and Inglis, of the Royal Navy, l'eliants'at Will ; have each two. largo Par louri in trout, a Kitchen. Wasti,house, and Offices on the giound•floor, goOct Chambers and garrets above; nt,9 , at uneasy expiate° be formed into Wit: elegant 'Mansion, witch large harden byiiind :titti a Road at thet•side, which, together with the adjoining Tenements, converted into Offices anti Stabling, and.a Paddock or most excellent Land at a small distance, would 'forth a genteel and Wanti tit! ltesidrnc pe cUliarly, adapted fora Gentleman who has retired front ser liii;:e in the Navy; being but a mile and a half from the Town of GospOrt, balt - a mile train Alversteke, and one utile (rout the Batrang Machines in. Stoke's Bay. • For, Particulars, or a Viow_ot'the Estate, apply to Mr. Aucitanecr, Gosport. A FREEHOLD.:-LYMINGTON, HANTS. T HAT TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE, CONTRACT, Elegant and Commodious . Mansion, call« ed the G RON' E.IIOU F, with the Furniture, si tuate near the Town of Lyutington ; ankimmediate Posses. sion inay be had. The House has been recently cular..;ed, unproved,. and finished in a superior and substantial Mall. nor,- It contains on the ground :loot, a Drawing-rootn. st Nolte. 12 ill*Cigitl • Dinini-rooth of the same dilllCti.; suns ; Library, a.; tea by t 7; lA_ in height ; Break:list 'Par lour, at feet by . - 15, 9 feet - 7 in heig h t ; with Oakes of every destniption complete and convenient. In the Attic Story are five large , Bed-chambers, with two Dr...ssing.roonts, four ext.:client Nervants! Roouis, and a Laundry. Theie arc goodt Kitchen Gardenalpartl)".valledi and a neat Shrubbery ,ar. rounding the House, with a, Coach-house aun Stabling tor thur Horses. The Furnitnre is. new within the last ten Months, made of the slaty best materials, in the first style of ele4anee, and in good preservation. ..4.rove-111...!>.. , commands oeaut itti I ;IPA extensive views of the Isle of Wight, the Sc:i, and the siacouttding country. That tict , .,:ttral W.rlk called the Grove, illjoiotittr„ is pan of the Prerni.ies, and t‘ill be inClUdi.ll in the Sale, fur further Partiettlars .by •letter, post-paid) apply to Charles St. Bathe, Esq. ztt the Bank in Lyatington,ivliu will dc;t vet Tickets for.v iew ins ilia 1i91.150 andl: hie g a of rf lip i~