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'W la l_ f444i44 P ik -a -ira\ 4. ao .:A ro; •, - • 1 lir 3 • 4- ' rna - 6 NT NA! . I E 'tl I li• T NUMBER 3150.) TUE SDA Y, JUNE 14, 1803. fil*tcg tfictittgek, This Day was published, Elegantly printed in One Vtilume, price 6s. in boards, . AMAIMS de GAUL ; 4 Poem, in t h ree R oo k s ; freely translated from the First Pit of the French Version of Nicolas tie flerheray, Sicur des Essars; with Notes : • ' , MR. KEARSLEY, the Proprietor of the eleg an Pocket Edition of S A,KSPEARS, apologises Of not having published the Fourth Number so early as his - Pro poSals have justified the Public .in expo Ling bia whir he assures them that the ditappeinttnent has arisen trona a desire of eitecuting.the Platt in a style of very superior ex. cellenco,he•trusts they will not complain et' delay, whet; it is his det ermination, it possible, to give them no other cause iddissati4tioctiun. • . Instead,. however, of publishing a . Play every Week, lie must, from this time, extend it to a Fortnight, arid, with this indulgence; he hoped to produce as Edition of Sitar:. speare, hitherto unexampled for beauty dl Typography and superiority of Engravings; be can likewise tigillre his Sub. scribers, that he has ever) reason to think lie shall not be under the nevessity of tlaiming any further indulgence In rc.. sped of time. - Fleet-street, .June - • • .• Each Play is embellished with two Plates, price is. Hy WILLIAM STEWART ROSE, Esq. Printed for T. Cadet and W. Davis, Strand ,and R. H. Evans,. in Pall-Mall. Of whom tuay also be had, The Naval Hisniry of the late War, compiled froM authtn. tic Documenrsi by - William Stewakt Rose.- Volume the first, yth in boArds.. The THEATRE. RQYAL, DRURY..EAN L. Fat the BENEFIT of Mr. LACY. PO-MORROW EVENING, June 1803, J. Their Majesties' Servants will perform itamedy,called RULE A WIFE AND HAVE .A' nuke, Mr. DE CAMP Don Juan, Mr. PACKER ; • Sanchio, Mr. HOLLAN'D ; Alonzo, Mr. FISHER ; Michael Perez, Mr. RUSSELL ; Leon., Mr. POPE ; Cacalogo, Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH. Margarita, Mrs. POWELL ; . Bstfinia, rs. JORDAN. • End of A 4 Iv. /4trs i M . BLA Nll,hs kindly consented to Sing the Favourite Ballad of " Fa La La," from the Opera of The Cherokee. After which (4th time) a New Dance, Compost.' by Mr. Byrn:4r, called • THE TRUE LOVE RS'KNOT. The Princip4Characters by Nlr.'llY It NE, Master BYRNE,' and Miss B. MENAGE. And the Harp, by Me. WEI PERT. To which will be added a Musical Entertainment, called THE SHIPWRECK. scisqn, Mr. DI CNUM ; Harry Hawser, Mr. WATH EN ; Michael Coto, Mr.COOK E ; Shark, Mr.CAULPIELD; Stave, Z.lr. PURSER. Angelica, Miss STEPH ENS ; Sally Shamrock, Mrs. BLAND. Tickets to be had of Mr. Lacy, No. 23, Bow-street, Co. siratt.Gtrden ; at Mr: E4rl't. Circulating LiOrary, I • beinarle.street, and Mr.• Fosbrook., at the Box.Olfice, in Little Russei.srieet, aliens Places for the. Boxes may be taken. ry Particular Desire, the Last Ni g ht but One of LOVISA of LOMB:\ Iti)V. ROYAL CIRCUS. THIS PRESENT EVENING, June z , will be presented a grand Display of HORSEMANSHIP and TIGHT-ROPE DANCING, By the Intrepid EQUESTRIAN, and Mons. H ENG L ER. And, for the 14th time, wilt be performed an entire new Grand, Vocal and Pantotnimical Tale of Enchantment, with new Music, Scenery, Machinery, and DeCorations, called NUMBER NIP ; Or, The ELFIN KING of the GIANT MOUNTAINS. Tor the aotli time, will be sung, in character, by Mr. SLA DER, a new temporary Lyrical.Eflbsion ' bye of the late Installation or, Knights of the Bath. And, 44th time, the popular new Grand Serious Spectacle, called LOUISA OF LOMBARDY ; Or, THE SECRET NUPTIALS. 4 Louisa of Lombardy, by Mrs. PARKER. Ori Friday next will be presented a grand Speetaele, in which a celebrated Performer from the Continent wilt make his first appearance. . • Doors to be opened a t Half-past Five, to begin at Half. past Six o'Clock. Box 4s. Pit 25. Gallery - IL—Second Price at Halt past . Light. GRAND SURREY CAII'AL. TO CONTRACTORS, CANAL currsits. NOTICE is hereby given, that all P ers ot a posed to ContraEt for Excavating a COLLATERAL BRANCH of the CANAL, may deliver sealed Proposals for the same, addressed to the Committee at their Office, Will's Cofti,e .house, Cornhill, on Friday the 24th inst. at Six o'Clock in the Evening. The Plan, Specification, and Sottion of the Levels, may be seen, on application to Mr. „," I .,nwe, the Engineer, at the Office ofAxiorks, near the King's 1 "ills, Rot herhithe, on Monday next and following Days, be tween the Hours of Nine and Twelve in the Morning. Se. turity will be required for the due execution of the Contraa. By U *des of the Committer, EDWARD f).• TONES, Clerk of the Company. ititic 13, 1803. THE IMPERIAL FIRE-INSURANCE COMPANY, AT THlllit CLS SUN COURT, CORNHI OrVI aim No. 5, ST. JAMESI ST lt E ET TNSURE from Fire, Houses, , and alt-other Build. ..i. Jags ; Household Furniture, Merchandise, and Stock in Trade, manufattured ur unatanufatly red ; Ships and other Vessels in Port ; Barges and Lighters on Navigable. River.; and Canals, and Goods on Board the same also, Agricul. tural Stoc k and Utensils , and every other d escri ption of in surable Property.. The high opinion entertained by the PUblic, of this Insti tution, is proved by the unparalleled support it has a l re ady receive d, for which the Directors beg leave to warn their Thanks, and to repeat the assurance, that their engagements Will upon all occasions be most scrupulously fulfilled. Loss or Damage occasioned by Lightning, will, by this Officc,be made good; awl .Polici;:s issued gratis, when the sum insured amounts to -poi. 1. DAY, sec. ALL Persons having any Demand uPell the Estate of DAVID MITCHELL., late o f Holloway . Down, in the County of Essex, Esq. deceas e d; a re d es i re d to send an account thereof forthwith !to Messrs, Ross and H4O, of &swell -court, London, Solicitors tor the Admi nistrator, in order that the same may be discharged ; 'and all _Persons indebted to the said Estate,' as required to pay their respective Debts to the said :%lessrs. Ras and Hall. TO CLER6YIVEN, • A FOREIGN Y.oun; GENTLEMAN of Re.; speaable Family, wisbes to be placed as Boarder and Lodger with a Clergyman, a Graduate of Cambridge, wild instrud lint in the English and, Mathematics :e must icSide about to or 30 Miles from 'rown. and atlbrit him an iritioduainn to Cehiinany. Th e b est references will be given, and required., post.paid, to Mr. W. L Toth's Cott's-house, N. B. Schoolmasters need not apply. AI NIY. VANTED to Purchase, a COMPANY in an V V Oh RegiNcrit at Home. A Captain of an Old Regiment of Infantry in Ireland, wishes to Exchange tog Troop of 4.ight Dragoons .stationed within the United Kingdom. Lieutsn.int on Full.pay wisbe4 to Exchange to, Half, taking a reasonable ditrerence._ _ _ _ A variety of CCWIIe - tCiCS and Ensigneles for Sale in ainlost tituatitin. Likewise SCVCTAI Exchanges from Full to and from Half to Full-pay, dcr. fie. Apply by Letter (post-paid) to Mr. Tapp, No. a, Man. NArestrainster. WAR. May i 7, 1803. Te the OFFICERS of 1115 MA IESTrs ROYAL NAVY ;dui! ARMY. YOHN BURGESS and SON take a l io ta f fy ,op, 1 portunity r itt the renewal of War, R.- solicit the favours or their Friends, t h e Offi cers o f t h e R oya l N avy an d Army , whfp% they:had the honour of before fitting out. Officers going to the East or %Vest Indies, or upon a Sta. stiaaary Situation, can be provided regithrly with Stores, aS. will keep goo-.1;.n any Climate, upon the :honest notice. Families in general .are' respealuily informed, they have lately imported a large quantity of Parnicsan, Gruyer, and tCharizior Checie,- French Mauna& de'Nlailfe, New Salad Gorgona Ani.hovies, New French Olives, Capoot Ca. . I Vettphalia Ibins, Rein Peers Tongues g &c. Wart house, No. 107, Colnct of the SAM Steps, Strand. 31.011fttql. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIBERS to the Duke of BE DEORD's STATUE. Mr. Gurney . 5 s o Mr. T. Overman - t t o Mr.' li. Gurney 5 -5 o Mr. T. Overman_ •!_ t a 0 Mr.•Collison - 5 5 o Mr. H-Overman a.l o Rev. Wm. Collet 5 50. Mr. M. A Samson a 1 o Mr. Freeman - z 2 o Mr. A. Samson a. a 0 Wr. Wilkins - 22 o Mr. S. Morgan - a a o Mr. Whiteman - 2 2 a Mi., Blyford - t ,t o Mr. Hastings - z a o •Str. Gilpin. - t o Mr. Loverock a o Mr. Johnson - r t o Mr. J. Blomfield 22 o Mr, Willis • r 0 Mr. W. Blomfieltl 2 2 0 Mr. Weatlierhead ; r a Mr. M. Bloinfield 2a- o Mr. E. Rolle s 5 o Mr. lolin 131onitield 2 2 o Mr. E. Rolfe, jun. 5 ; Mr. Smith - a a o Mr. E. R. Elsden 5 S o Mr. Hart - 22 o r.' C. Elsden z 2 a Mr. Hastins o Mr. T. Purdy . ; o Sill. Lambe, Bart. to to o Mr. T. Purdy, jun. t 1 0 Mr. Eorbes 1 a o Mr. Manning x a 0 Mr. Ileagron a o Mr. Reeve - a a o Mr. Heagron, jun. 1 1 o Mr, Harwood - a a o Mr. Plawright - t t o Mr. G. Etheridge t 1 0 Mr. Sutton - 1 t o Mr. Blythe • -a a o Mr. Wright - . t t o Mr. H. E. Blythe a 1 o Mr. Weller .t r o Mr. Li: G. Blythe a a 0 Mr. Purdy t r o Mr. S. Blythe a I 0 Mr. !tilling - t r,o Mr. Oakes - 1 I 0 Mr. Moire - . a a a Mr. Ives 1 I • Mr. Dennis .z t o ,Mr. Kerrison . 1 1 0 Mr. Hammond - To 10 0 Mr. England a a o Mr. Rislitory - so IP 0 Mr. Skill() 0 Mr. Bagge - 10 too Mr. Marshall a r o Rev, I). Hoste - 5 o Rev. . W hum' Mr. Haste 5; o Mr. Nelson • 22 o Mr. Holdham ", 3. 3 0 Mr. I'eckuver 3 3 • Mr. Etheridge . a, 2.0 Mr. Swaine • o Mr. Hemington 3'3 0 Mr. I. Marshall .. 33 0 Mr. Bell s 0 Mt. ;. Marshall a 2 Mr. Baker 5 o Mr. S. Swaino - 2 2 0 Mr. A. Beck - s i o Mr. Jackson - 1 t 0 Mr. Wm. Heck o Mr. Akers g • 'Mr. H. Billing - I'll, Mr. Johnson .. d 0 Mr. H, Billing, jun. a 1 a Mr. fayler z t 0 Mr. Wm. Billing - .1 a 0 Mr. Cox a a 0 Mr. E. Deck . • 1 1 0 Mr. Johnson - 1, a'o Mr. 1 00. Beck - a a'o Mr. Orton - 1 a 0 Mr, eeds a t 0 Mr. S. Taylor • t s o Mr. Brereton 1 1 0 Mr. Marshall - t t o Mr. Russell - a t .2 o Mr. Godfrey . t a o a 1 o Mr. Stanclford - t t o •-••-•-• I o Mr. Bligh - - 1 0 1 1 0 Mr. Standbanks - t t o Mr. Crewe . 21 0 0 Mr. Burrell . 11 o Forster, and Cu. 22 o Mr. Seppings s- t a Mr. Bronthwaite 5s o Mr. King . • - t t o .Ir. Salter - S 0 0 Mr. Seppings .. 1 1 o Rev. T. C. Stampings a a 0 Mr. Hall t a g Mr. Ives 2 2 a Mr. Holland - a t o Mr. Scott , . s 0 o Mr. Forster - t t o Mr. Wainwright 22 0 Mr. Whitman - a a a ,Mr. Hardisty . 2 2 Mr. Wm. Herring a t o Mr. Major 1 o Mr. jim. Herring • t. ; a _Mr. Srevens • - 5 sat Mr. Lubbock - a a 0 Mr. Whilshere 33 a Mr. Wingfield ,t t o Rev. Dr. Abbott a a Mr. Day - - a " Mr. Wing 5 o Mr. Allen - t 1 0 Mr. Barnard - 22 a Hon. G. Walpole - 5 s o Mr. Perkins . 2 3 Mr. Stingily - aa o Mr. Lilburne r 1 a , Mr. S. Bidwell - rt a Mr. I'. Lilburne ts • Mr. W. Bidwell aa o Mr. Miller • 33 o Mr. V.ipond - • o Mr. i lcirlonin e a 0 Mr. Welton .„1 a o Mr. Walker a t 0 Mr. Barton 1 t a Mr. Higgins' 20 o 0 Mr. Crisp r-a a Mr. Lee Antonie so 0 0 Mr. Sparrow - t a o Mr. BeLsharta - Mr. Shephard - r a 0 Mr. Muroran a a 0 Mr. Moorhen • ta a Mr. Green . . 33 o Mr. G wilt t t 0 Mr. Watkins 3 3.0 A. D. - • a Mr. K, Lee - to o o Mr. Stylernan - 0 The Corporation of , Mr. Wright • 3 a Bedford . 21' o . a Mr. I. Reeve . t t a Mr. Windsor . 0 Mr. Reeve, jun. aa a Mr. Negus .. a a Mr. Frankling a a a Mts. Reddall I a-a Mr. 14ittis t.l a Mr. R, Reddall a 0 Mr. Riches - ia o Mr. Green 41 11 o Mr. Goodwyn - a a o Mr. Girdloston: • 2 2 o ItCV. -- Langton . 2 Mr. Bailey • 22 o Mr. Branford t t o Mr. Barber • 22 0 Mr.• Barber a o Mr. PA.ers • 22 o Rev. H. Wilson - 55 • Mr. Watson - aa o Mr. Dover - Ss a Mr. Maxwell • 2z o Mr. Dewing - 1a o Mr. Pate -a a o Mr. Beecher a a o Mr. Buckworth - r a Mr..Riprau 2 2 a Mr. Deeds - a Mr. Drake - 2. 2 0 Mr. Smith . 22 a Mr. Itackhain -2 . 2 a Rev. W, Wing - 2 3o Mr. Jones a a a Mr. Methraore - 2 2 Alr. Gaze 4.• st 3 o Mr. Bork a r a Mr. Calk . 32 o Mr. J. Johnson - 2 . 2 0 Mrs, Womoo 2 . 0, Mr. T. Johnson a a .1 a Mr. Pilleugall . 22 o Mr. Pym - 21 o o Prone st se Mr. Bouverie - 5•5 Mr. Itising - 2a o li on , E. BOuverie 33 o Mr. Lane o Mr. Earle' - at o Mr. Tedder .1 to . Mr. Ilitliney ' fo Mr. King - 'a HI Mr. Rogers - 1 a rs. Mr. Dunning .•t Ia - Mr. Short .5 a Mr. Jones, of Burgh t Mr. Bitiusey . 2 a Mr. Jones, ofOxinead o Mr. Watts 2 2 Mr. Bareltam r I a Mt. Kiteley a 2 o Mr. Baldwin . t t o Mr. R. G'. TowhicY s s Mr. Reynolds, -I a a Mr. Wallace - 1• 1 6 Mr.' Caraeat l l • a a Mr. Townley ~.. so o 0 Mr. T.J.tusgato . 33 e. Mr. P.. Knight - s • M. A. Dusgate • 2 a 0 Right Hob. 1. Forster to s o b Mr. R. Overmara a a a A FEMALE, left with Seven Children, under circumstances peculiarly distressing, entreats. the as sistance of the Benevolent to enable her to liquidate some Debts, the wants of her Children, and a failure in DUSifICS, have obliged her to contrad. She presents her gr ateful rernmberance t o th ole . L a die s and Gentlemen who have already ass i s te d he r ; smallest Donations will lad received with thanks atand the Messrs. Coutts, Bankers, strand, or Mr. wr.mgiwm, Stationer, New Bond.street. , niproved Elastic LAMB`' .WOOL FLANNEL WAIST.- COATS 4,11 U DRAWERS, warranted not to shrink. THOMAS CANE (late Carter and Cane, nulaaurers of hosiery to Iler Majesty anti the Royal Family, No. tBs, Strand, near Norfolk-street) begs to re. commend to Gentlemen and Ladies a superior kind of Lambs' Wool lnsitie Waistcoats and Drawers, made of every degree of of Welsh Flannel, and neither shrink or thicken by wa.thing. A variety of I-lose ;nal Socks of same sort, which are highly esteemed: Hosiery of every other *scrip . - thin * particularly Span Silk Hose, very s o ft an d more e l astic than any other kind of Silk, and do not get rough in wear: A large A SSOrtMent of Pantaloons, Waistcoats,G aiters, Slings, Gloves * tec. Merchants and Dealers supplied on the most advantageous terms.--=Please to,observe, the, Shop Window is changed, and the Poor placed on the West ' tide. * • INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE. SMOAkV CHININIES. A NUISANCE cummonlY felt hy the Public, nl. though Insupportable, and no remedy yet alrered, pro v. in}; efrcttuaj, T. ES, Bricklayer, feels it a duty he owes to the PubliC, to inform them, that by successful prae. Lice, on a new plan, he Is enabled (to such as apply) . to relieve there, by an rdiletual and permautut remedy, without in. jury or Inconvenience to theclunthey Of tire- place, or- , putting than to the .expence of new Stoves, or requiring the least cipolunient till the eat piratiOn of three months has proved the utility of his undertaking. Mumma referenceS, both in town and country, may be, 11:1d, by applyhtstt No. t 9, Ilusier.lint, West SimOdloid. NEVER BEFORE: PUELISHED. This Day was .published, In Five Volumes, elegantly printed in thick Pcist Oetavo, price at. in boards, decorated with Portraits, by Caroline Watson, and with FAG Sitniks ; also a common Edition, in Five Volumes, Deity unto, price ass. in boards, THE LETTERS and other WORKS of the Right Hon. LADY MARY WOR'FLE Y MON. TAG U, now first published, by perMissicin, _from the Ori. gloat Manuscripts in..the possession of the Most Noble the MARQUIS of BUTE.. To the whole ate prefixed, authentic MeMoirs of her fife, Ily JAMES DAL LA WAY, M. .11. Interspersed with Letters hitherto unpublished, from Pope, Young. fielding, and other distinguished Characters. Printed for Richaid 1, St. Padlls Church yard. Tills puhlistreil, in Diandecirno, neatly printed on tine paper, in One large Volume, price p. in hoards, . RI TICA L and PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAYS. By the AUTHOR attic ADVISER. Vol. I. to be continued. Landon : Printed for lames Wallis, No. ,t(i. Paternoster row. %There may be had, The Adviser, or Moral and Lite rary Tribunal, complete, in 4 vols. price los. in boards. This Day was puJilished, Ifand.iontely rimed In Octave, price 4s. 6d. in boards, • Dedicated to a Noble Lord) TrUGITIV VERSE and PROSE ; consisting of „IL Poems, Lyric, Obituary, Dramatic, .Miscellaneons, and Satiric. With extensive Notes Observations, and Sup gestions upon various temporary Public Subjetis. By J. P. KORERDEAU. Chichester Printrd by I. Seagrave, at the Sussex Chit). nicle-Office, and published by him, and by i. Walker, Pa. ternoster-row. This Day was published,•in Bvo. pricels. in • boards, • AGENERAL HISTO4Y of VIATHENIA. TICS, from the earliest-Aiffies to the middle of the eighteenth Century. Translated7ront the French of j. nosstrr, Member.of the French National lnstitt'te, Ike, With A Preface, by J N I ) N N.YCASTLt, a the Royal Academy, Woolwich. Printed for I. Johnson, in St. Paul's Churelt.Yard. - • 11 .' 1 ! As there ho been hitherto, no Work in the English I Language, which gives ny regular account of the rise and progess of the Mathematical Sciences, it is presumed that the present performance' will .not only be found highly in. wresting to those who make thesebranehes . of knowledge the abject of their pursuit, but to literary persdmingeneral, who will here Lind many particulars, , •-atit commonly known: .re spectbag several of the most eminent characters that the world everproduccd, as-well as be able' id' trace ttie powers and un tbldings et the human mind, in some of its highest attain. meats. • r OUND, on Monday Afiei•nono, June t, tEO3, in the Sun Tavern Passage„Liidgate-street LIU :; - DIE of CLOTHES. The Owner m a y havo thein.agaill by applying at tic said Tavern, and paying for this Advertise -111:31t . By the (. 7 AJC S Mll:XinA orstuNc ING LI (2 II 1 D ItLACKINC, for Shoes, Boots, ece,' Price Sixpence each. THESE CAKES make, with the utmost Ease by the additiOn of .Water only, a most excellent •Shin. log Liquid Blacking, much superior to any hitherto known it gives the finest Black; and titost berautiful gloss •to the Leather, yet never renders it stilt' or . hard, but on the con nary, prevents it from cracking, and preserves it bott, pliable, and mellow to the very last.. It is perfectly free from smell, and the Shoes that are blacked with it, will neither binl the fingers in p u tting on, nor the, stockings in *ening. The long established reputation of these Cakes having in duced many persons to counterfeit them, those who nuk e use of them arerequened to take notice,. that none are ge.. nuine but what have jn label.cngravcd. pasted on each Cake with these words, " By. the King's Patent, Cakes foe - Shin. inig Liquid Blacking, prepared by - tYm.. Bayley, the Patexitee ; and sold by Bayley and Rlew, Cockspiir-street, London ;" where large. allowance is made to those who buy them for .exportation, or to sell again,. with a liberal discount to such as take quantities for ready money. N.H. The bills of directions are signed with. my name, W, BAYLEY,, which appear on t'•-• outside ()leach Cake. . 1 4* Many of th(. attnerfeit Cakes, nearly resernbling,the true ones in apps , ranee, they may' he discovered by my name on the label being differently spelt, or the word (as; or (as formerly) inserted before the' word prepared. ;: .~, ~"~ , :~~.:: NLW MLDICINE ACT. At the only Watehotue fur Dr. IA M ES's POWDER, No. gs, St. Paul's Churoh-yortl, London. liF follouing MEDICINE'S are Sold, at th e Prices annexed - , ihclutling the Stamp Duties anti as' it is enaeted, that from the :st of September, 1802, the Stamps should be applied - to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for foreign as for Home Consumption, and as A con. siderable Addition made to the Stamps, on the articles of higher value, or those in bulk, the prices of Dr. James's Penickr will be in tiiture as. gd. per Packet, or 11. Ss. bd. per Dozen but the quantity of a Dozen Packets i n a Por tia (as ma tte up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 4s• And as by favour of the Commissioners of the Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr. Newbery's sepa. are use, with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will ho careful to observe, that the words, " F. Ncwbery, No. 4s, St.,PauPs," ace printed in the stamps of all his Medicines; and as it is presumed that this will .he a suffi cient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on t h e I.ables on Dr. lames's -Powder - will be discontinued trout henceforward. . . Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who purchase Hall a 'Dozen or inure at a time, of the lower priced anklet.' : .t,..'d. J. d, Dr. lames Powder 2, 9 Lozenges of Blois t ti Do. a Route o FreakesTinct.of Bark 4 9 Do. Analeptic Pint . 4 Do. - 2 0 Po. large Box ' 24 a English -x 9 Dr. Steer's opiptieldoC 3 6 Gelluini: Artitlebusade 8 6 Do. Convtlisiont)il s 2 6 Ormskirk Meellcines 8 6 Caroomile.brops r . 9 Itigiish's Scut, Pills r 0 `P Do,aregoric j,ozetiges I ti lissenee or Peppermint t i Derry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Grant's Drqps 0 : Dit,Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hnoin Pills r ri ditto 4 o Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 palby's Carminative t q Henry's Ditto - 3 6 Essenceoreoltsloot 3 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6 Cephalic Shutt- o 9 Spilshurytz, Drops 5 6 Mr. Spence's Dentrifriee 4 0 Dr. SoLimicr's Tea 2 4; Tone's Kiwuma t i c . (lrreeni,tigh's Tincture titre 3 "6 Do. I „ oh; Lozenges N. , 11. Stamps with Mr. .Newhery's Narite'arr affixed t& the first twenty Articles above enoinerati4 ;. and man) Perums - , ScriawN . .anti Nics,tenger, mistake his Hotise he is unde r t he n e t :6l4Y P6ll"lng out, that it is at the East .End of. Sr. PatirS, Ileateit 10 Cileapgiti, and that it has a !Alp WhilLt Sttlei.:Oett Front, on winch thee& Words are insqibed " THE ONLY WARI:iIWJSI FOR DR. TAMLiiiis PUWDER.,' KINDRED of WILLIAM IVILKIN9. g HEREAS, by a Decree of the High C o u r t o r it was ot amougst other things) referred to Ni chol a$ ( Si' Sp $. ? .. h 0 ancery, made in alCause " ainst WILKINS a Kittley,Esq. one 'the Masters of the said Court, to inquire and state to the Court, what First Cottsins William kips, late of Boughton Mqupchelsea, the County of Kent, decease d.ie.had, (vvlio died in or about the Month of March, '7 97 ), at any tin and which of them were de a d, and which of them d i ed b e r m , t i le sa w witti a th Wilkins, .ind which of those. olio cited in his lite time died oefore the making of iiis Will, and which atter ? And the said Master Ridley was also to inquire and state to the Colin, who at the Fifer. .the dealt at the ,aid -wcr., the next ed Children and other line ii Dowell:hints of such First Conshis of the said William. Wilkins, as ttt. , 4 in his lii e nine, and whether such Fir s t Cousins had any, and what Children, or other and wit it lineal Dzscendants or next of Kin, who died in the lite time of the said Wilkins:, and when they died, and whether any and which of such next of Children be lineal Deteendants, %eh r survived the said Wilkitte, were since dcail, and who were toe legal Rcpre3entatiees of such of them as had died since his (4;,:ease ; and What chen or other. lineal, Deseendatits of hlary biittain (which said hlary Brittain was one of the Datighters Crispit and Ann his Wile, who was one of the Sisters untie said William Willtim's wero lit ii,g when the fond Wit- • 4iiim Wilkens made his Codicil, dated the at day of 1 , 70. bruary„ 3797, end whether any acid which of . them were since dead, and whether They died before or atter the sitidiVillipri . Wilk - Arts; aiut ;rafter, ii were their legs) Repiesentatifes, and who were the . next of Kin of the said William Wilkiiis-• living at the time Of hisdenth, and whether are and whk tt' of them are since dead, and who - are their leiral'Represerit. tines Any .'erson or Persous clainiiiw . to be the Pint Con- MOT of the said William Wilkins, or nest of Kin, Children or other lineal Descendants Or 1001 ItCprCSCIINTiVi:S Of such . First Cousins of the said William Wilkins, or claiming to be . Children or other lineal DescendantS or legal Representative. or the said Mary Itrittaiii, or claiming to he the next of Kin of the said , William Wilkins, living at the time of his death, or legal Representatives of such last Mentioned neXt of Kin, are either personally or by their S o li c i tors, to conic in an d prove such Relationillip within any or either of the Degrees or Descriptions aforesaid, before the -.laid Master Ridley, at his Chambers , in Southampton:Wildhip, • .Chancery.lene, London, on or before the asthDay of imiy, 1803, or in default thereof they will be excluded the benefit of the said Docree. A SMALL. FARM, NEAR TETSWORI'II. . TO . BF. 'SOLD BY AUCTION, . . fir Mr. RAINE, . -- At the Rainbow Colfac-houie, Cornhill, on Friday next, at Twelve, .. . /. 1 . COMPACT PREEHOLD ESTATE at Rof. fad, consisting of a Farm-l - louietind Out. Buildings, ;41141 tour Grounds of rich Grazing and Arable Land, contain. ing about si Acres, situate a short distance from the Pigeons' between Petswortit and Oxford, tour miles from the former and eight front the latti.r ; in the occultation at Mr. Thorns Briaris, on Lease, of wnii.:ll tout years A re uhexpirvii, at it a l. per Annutn, 111 r. Ilriaris wit! pnit the same to be seen. and of who m pINI N. .04 P.. ryi,..airi. ;my be 0.04 • also of the Print en; of the Oxford, Reading, and Nuttimutpion Papcts ; orotxv, Att.... bory ; Swan, TetswOrtls ; Kett, Lion, Wyconibe ; •%%rink,- ilorte, Uxhr,dge; nf . Mr. tlolli e r, i n 'rh aine ; Mr. Carter, Staple-Inn; at the lisiubow ; anti of Mr haute, Land Sur. wyor,,Charlotte.strmt, Illoornsbury, London. MANOR and ESTATES in BUCKS and OXON, wait early Possession. TO BE'SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr..ItAINR• At the Rainbow Colfee-house on Friday ne a t, at T we l ve , In tots, AMost desirable MANOR and FREEHOLD I lying within 3 ring fenCe, and wall wo o d t o a short distance from the Turnpike Road, between High Viy •combi and Tetswarth, near tuken Church, known by the name of STUD UERIDG E, containing near 4.a0 Acres of Land, in the occupation of Air. Thomas Risen, who has notice to quit at Michaelinas next. Also a very valuable Dairy and Grazing Farm, Freehold and Tythe free, citntaining.upwards of moo Acres .of Land, within a Ring Fence, called ADDING RO V F.; distant only four Miles from Thame, but:lying within the Parishes of Brill and Oakeley; in the County of Buckingham, in the occu. pation of Mr. Enianuel Reeves,x yearly Tenant front Lady.' Day, and therefore powsion may be had at Lady-Day next, rBO4. Mr. Rixou and Mr. Reeves will permit their Farms to b.: seen, and of whom printed particulars may be had ; also of the Printers of the Oxford, Reading and Northampton Papers; Genrge, Aylesbury ; Swan, Tetsworth; Red Lion, Wycombe; White Horse, Uxbridge ; of Mr. Hollier, Tlaame; Mr. Carter, Staple-Inn at the Rainbow ; and o f Mr. Ram, Land Surveyor , Char lotte -street, Blooms/WY * London, where a . Plan , may be seen. KENT. HARDRIS COURT. CAPITAL FREEHOLD LSTATR I lying within a Ring Fence. FOR SALE by AUCTION, By Mr. STAINES, At the Fountain Inn, Canterbury, on Saturday the id day of July next, at Three &Clock in the Afternoon (if-not pre. viously disposed of by private Contract, o f whi c h timely notice will be given in this paper); Lot i. A LL. that - Capital and ver y I 3 provable Farm called I lardres Cqurt, with the Wheat.barn, Barley-barn, two- Cottages adjoining, Hop.oast, with two Kilns, large Walled Carden, well stocked with choice frait-tree 4 . StAhles, Waggon and C.trt. Lodges, Sc. %iilth the Arable, Pasture, Ilop'-gtound, Ort.ll.4nt, Wood- A. a. P. land, together about ' 219 3 4 Lot. a. Little ilossingliam Faini,notise, Yard, Sce. with the Arabl e , l'aNiure, Ilop-gioond, and IYoodland . ' 66 1 33 L o t 3, R unt Wood, , tviui the. tloderwand and valuable Timber groww'rhorcon • '* - 24 3; Lot 4. Part Wood, and Ilas.at;l:, about - 2t .3 a t Lot 5. Cherry Garden - 3is Lott). Part biAlittrewCs ‘VoOd t t . • ak 3ia trj* The whole is exonerated f ro F n the Laid T• itt Laid • . immediate Possession may he ta,ken ni the tvtg..dland, and of the Farrnit,Cardem 3:c. at Michael/nu no4t Mr. Henry Morris, at the seno,,i, wall 4f),:,‘ Vurt he r particblars may be known i by apii),;arron to Mr Wiliam Pettitnutt, jun. at thin,; near arlif l / 2 VIOI--nr, sa- Mang, at the itgliCinn , Canterbury, when: a Map t the. Estate may . be seen, and of whom .printed partiatiars ruay he had ; aka) of Mr. Janici Simmons, atut•Mr. tow, Canterbury; at the Swan, ; Folkstone Arms, folkritonr; Ledger's Library, Dover Hoop And DOI ; Rrli, Sandwielu King's head, Itamsgatr ; cheuer's plate!, Margate; Ship, ; Aahfortt ; and At 414%. 1440/WiStaitioner, Crovernit-equate, London.