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V ,'713 lif vu:,IEER 3349. i RAN E LA G , HE ROTUNDA 'is OPEN for the SEASON _ T at Mondays, WtdocAdays, and Frichip, with A CONCERT. • . Admittances. 6d. each, Tea and coffee included. - - particular Desire of numerous 'Parti:s who were preventisd attendinK the, G RAIN: ASKED BALL on F ri day ithe sd, it will be repeated on 'THURSDAY next, the *6th iI3Sr. - being the last thiS SeAtl,oll. Qn : • whie4 occasion, the GREAT SALOON- ereaed for the SUPERB FETE -given by the KNIGHTS Of the BATIJ, • wilt be brilliantiy Illuminated, ;Old appropriated for Dating ; and at On.to'Clock, the Rotunda ‘viit be olieg. ed with a SUPPER, consisting of Chickens, Tongue, Veal, Ham, Sallads, Pasttv Blancmange ,jellies, !Les Scc „ $ L . - • - An eAcellent Band will be provid e d for Reels ;:nd Country Dances,- and the Royal - CorpoiatiLni Baud- in full I'. i.t form, Will pet form some of the most favourite. Military Pie;:cs. Admittance Half-a-Guinea, Supper included. 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To the OFFICERS of HIS MA ESTY'iRoyAL NAVY and ARMY.• - I OHN BURGESS and :SON take as:early op. portunity; in the renewal of War, tb solicit the favours .ot their Friends, the Officers at' the Royal Navy and Army, Whom trey had the houour of before fitting out.. Officers going to the East or Wht Indies, or upon a St - -tionary Situation, eau be provided regularly with Stores, as Will keep good in any Climate, upon the shortest notice. Families in peneral are respeelfully informed, they have fatly imported a large quantity of Parmesan, Gruycr, and •Chapziger Cheese french Moutardu de Maille, New Salad Oil, Cntgona Anchovies, New French Olives, Capoot Ca pers, We.tphalia Hams, Rein Deers-Tongues, tr. .Ire.. Warehouse; No. roy, Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand. London, ' . BE SOLD, an excellent CHAMBER OR . 1?;A N of Six Stops, viz. Stop Diapason; Duleiana,'Prin cipal,. Fifteenth, Flute anti Cornet. Its lone is remarkably bwect and full, for its size. 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Booksellers and ; Newsmen in Town and Country. • • • • • • NrELCH's FEMALE. PILLS, For the G. rem Sickness and other Disorders incidentto young Females. • The fallowing instances of their uncommon efficacy, are wolthy the attention of the afflicted. • To Airs. KEARSLEY. MADAM, Twickenhatb, Feb, 20; ISo;. . • IJ3EG leave ,to return you most gttitelul thanks in the name of Sarah Noyes, whom I recommended to your kind benevolence, the Otheriday, in 3 very ill state of health, viz. a particular Disorder in which your justly fa mous Welch's Female. Pills are stic tirticularly . ,recorg. mended; it it needless for Inc to 01).;etvc to you, how much better she finds herself fro tt only t' , l;mir, on,' box, Ai' no doubt you' will have ocular d. , ,uoi:stiiition %elicit:4le delivers, this tkrther request for a of your kindness in Illy Mine ; you will no doubt hdve, trom her own mouth, how touch hitter she is in constitution.aa hi external appear auc, and you, with the greatest respect, you lisive at all tirne6 my tatutost wish and consent to maize tne alcove Case as public as you think proper, and refer any Person of Persons who doubt:the same to, Illatton, • Your most °lx:client humble Sei'v.hlt. . • C: GREENLAND, Bookseller. ac ADA M, . • TWiCkenhaill, March 9, 0103. 'Tis with infinite pleasure I address you , once more in be. halt of saran Noyes, who has received *0 ,Ilnich benefit from taking only two of your truly Valuable Medi cine, viz. Welt:103,110mA: Pills, as to 'enable her to go ?thout her' aily employ J;licerfuliy t the : s*Bit% of her legs is entirely gone;. 'her Complexion is returne I to its natural .coluttri her .appctite exceedingly good, cough vTry anal verily bdlieVe two boxes more will pared an admi rable cure, which I earnestly solicit pin for in her name., and whip will eves be host gracefully bound to pray tor, 4c. Your's, C. •GREENLAND. MADAM, Having been for some length of time a Vender of your most invaluable Medicine, viz, iVeleles Fcmale Pills, ant induced to apply trr you at the regular, Vender for a supply ! 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SOLD -BY-AUCTION, - By PETER COXE, nURREL.L.,' and FOBTtRi At the Great Wooin, Nits' Gallery, No. 39, South slaver Fleet.street, _ _ _ On THURSDAY NEXT, June 16, at Twelve q;Clocki AVery Valuable anti selea' COLLECTION o t* CAPITAL CABINET PICTURES iiihigh Preser vation, the Works of the most approved awl gr!stest blasters; recently brought into England tram Vienna, and privately ex hibited for some time past in the Hayinarket, the Property of JOSEPH LEMNIEIt ; Among them are palliate Perfortnance of 141)113c1, regio, Guido,- !them, Dominichino, Titian, Giorgione, Leo. nardo da Vinci, Benedetto Liitt4 Annibsi Csracci, Pioro (la Cartons, Rubens, Rentbrandt,Velvet Breughel, Van Bloeittem, - Allgood, Gaspar Poussin, Herchem, fan Both, Illippo .Laura, Baldas.tre, Franceschini, Count' Rotare,Teniers, &c: deserving the attention of the judicious Connoisseurs, an a Situation in. the first Cabinets of Europe;' also a beautiful embossed Porrelajne Dish with the History of . Persens and `Andromeda in basso relievo, a few Ivory l'zpres by Albert Durer ; and two fine toned Violins in ex,:ellZut 1.-`r;;Liervation, . . _ ... ... _ . .. . Afty tr:. viol:cc{ tour days vreecding the. :3aW, when Cala . - loguei rn4y be had at the Gallery ; and of ~:'lo6srs....Puttrr Coxe, liurroli, anti F.oiter,'Tliov;LoGrion,..l ,- .tvct; _.._ RESII)ENCF, 'FURNITURE, LIVE ..:AND .STOCK, ROWING CROPS AND EFFECTS, MOUNT IDA, NORFOLK. . • TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION; • ,By At Carraway's Collee-house, change-alley, Cornhill, Lon don, on Friday, fmy S, at Twelve'O'Clock.., unless previ oust), disposed of by Private' Cointad .t AsELb.r.is ,hsTATE; 616 i kit) ONT IDA, ctn . /n . )41611; an ekcellent Itesidettee in ,seinplioe Order, in a delightl ul Sanatitin; With ii variety 'pt beautiful Prospeets, PaddOek; cleituAtt Plantations and exteit sive Shro Mien - Walks; near Houghton fail;, in t neighboitr. hood of 1101;:h:iin, ithouhttink with Game, eight Rainham,and to from L ynn.• The Hivose iiiiislieti ih Sttpettg stile, with ten bcd-chambers, Dressing-m(4ns,, iihuicrOti3 Closets ? Stone Staircase, lofty Hall, I )ra Wing- ruom,4s leer by 19, capital Dining-room; 3a feet by :to, Gentletnan's Parle , te and Morning-roont, 16 feet high,. Billiard-mora, Water.k.lot.• set, and Offices of every description, with excellent. -dry arched cellarinic,, spacious Coach-yard, 'standing for three Cart*es, stabling tor nine Horses, It iiling-lionse Aid revs RoOnis over the same, extensive plcdsure and kitchen Gar dens, with timrteen feet Walls, and a seleetion of the best fruit Trees, Peat:hi:ries, figgcry, Craperi.,' Pinery. Sticct:4- sionAtottse 4111 Conservatory, s Farm 'Vard,' Dairv-itouse, capital Ham, Waggon Lodges, Poultry.tluuycs, and notne mos Out-buildings, all in, good repAr, with tour neat Cot tages adjoining, and upwards of too Acres at rich, a rAbiu, • and pasture Land, in high cultivation, forming a Itoi e ethet compleat and very desirable property for a t'atnily of Di)- tinction. The whole of the crops, tour Carts, three Wag gons, capital . Imo Roll, five Horses,,siX Cows, and 4.3 Pigs, with the neat Furniture and Fixtures, vatueft at 3otiol. will be included in the porclen4:. To be viewed,' and Particulars had ten Days previous to the Sale, of Mr Steward, Solicilpt, Sntry-strect, Nor wiLitt ; of Messrs; 1 1 1indits and 1 loltaway, Solicitors, Sour !tampions buildings. ; at the Duke's. head, nu; 12.61111 am ; Ram a , New., market .; Angel. ;- (reorAo, ; at aiiti Way', and of Mr. Smith, 62, - Bruad-strect, near the Royal Ex change. CAPITAL ESTATE, ADVOWSUN, and' IVIi).N01, NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. At the Duke's Head, Lynn,. on Wectnesday the tsth of July; in several Lots, unless previously sold by Private Contract, THE!MANORS of TtiGOLDSTHORPE. wrisT.H.ALL. sNoit LL, PAKL NHAtif mat I.IIA LS, whit the Quit-Rents, and I ninninnies belonging - to the saulo, oxton,i,n,; Vver near .i. 44,) Acre;, in a line sporting Canino, abounding with . G.:01,4 with a spacious Mansion in good repair, commanding a view• of .the Sea and adjacent Country, stabling for motteen Horses, .stancling for tour Carriage , Gardens, Lawn ) . and Plantations, and a valuable freehold Estate, containing op 'Wards of twelve hundred Acres of rich 'MeadOW • Marsh, Arable and Wood Land, principa4 within king-fence, with excellent Fishing Watersouitable.tarin-houseg, Yards, .. Barns, and Out-building, situate in the Po rishes ot Ingolds. titorpe and .I...);:rsinOant, near Snettishath, ten Miles front the capital Market-town of Lynn, and seventeen freint Market and Swattlunn, in the County of N't.riollt, with thip Perpetual Advowson of the Vi,earage of Dersiughain; T he viewed, by applying to Mr. Wnt. Stanton:tit& the Estate; of whom partioilars in.ty beitad aci days preceding the. Sale ; also at t h e Crown, Stake ; Castle, Downham ; • Checpatr.;, Brandon nnii, Barton Mills t Gcoige,' tOrd t• Crown, walrhain ; King's.head, Not wicit ; hell; Bury r Kam, Newmarket Red : Lion, lioekerlll l Busll, Bristol; hitt! dart, Bath Place of Sale; of di. Hall, Solicitor, Poultry and of Mr. Smith, No.'64,llroait-sereet„ near the lthyal 1. xeltAnsc. CAPITAL FItEEIfOLD RESII)ENCP.,. I'LL/OURS GROUNI)S, A 141.) LANt.+, TOTTEOHAM. • TO' BL tiOLI) BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMIII-1, - At (arraway's Cotl4 . e-house, Cora:till; on.FridAy, the 22. i of fitly, at TwcAre, unless provionsly ttivo..ed of by. vats Contra ti, " B' .:E; CASTLE, forttling an •.elegont Stine» titre, in , a delightful Situation, with .4 handsome An proach iit front of Lordship 7 lattel' Six Milt:* front the tioyot Exchange, at Tottenham, the enuiity of HouseSs'in eicelletif r.ideto with every Ac entatitotlat:on for a lariTlatitily, with nurnernit* ileri-cliairt her and I )reAsing-roonis of good pr‘,l , i.rtions, I.::ipit4l 1 itty Dining and Draw . ..mg-rooms, 64.-ntltntit'''t),ir. lOur, excellent I, 4 l flary , 11.111;trd.roinn, anti emnplete Ottical of every tiocriptinit ; Standing ter threo Cartiinr for Ten Horse::, Ir,trttt yxrtl, Cow.hou4e, PoultrY.yants, and Out-intildingi in good rcoalr. Th e , e 410 41 on a 51 , ,,;;einkis Paddock, buatitiftilly ornamented . with Shrubbery Walks, . canit4l Timber' 'Tres sin full perfation a Fiah.q,und and oteultent Kitchen Garden,- with Ilifty WakS and 0-inh: 1 2 ruit Trees, a Melon ground, Ura - pe-house, and lien l‘leail9w. Lend adjoining, in t Ring fence, contiiiting aitogetlAr about TWENTY ACRES. • ,Co be viewsnl with Tickets only, which, with particulars may. he had ten days preceding the Sale, of Mr: Smith, No. 6a, Brolot-str,:et, near the litiyul ExchAnge. •Dl, RIIAM. ht. loiti )3Y A.LICTION, By Mr; 'SMITH, At GarrawaY's Coiree- I icitttV. C ham;e-AI entnill! iv . 1 ;011* don, on FroLly, tiro 21.1. of July, at Twelve o'Cloek, lows .411 ‘o-Lert 4 itlie Otii:r is madc in the mean Tinto by Private r. VA L.U.A BLL. , " TifU EHOLD ESTATE, Ty the Tree, co ni.thting Two II tutdred and Thirty-six Acres, (be the same tooreor less) of ARABLE, lAEA I.)QW and PA.STLI ttL LAND, with a Carpenter's Landing, xrert sive Pottery' and whet ;,,also several Freo..tone Qu a rries now working. theteen4 sirdp_tC At. LI V wroN FE R within :t abort dast4ltou of the 9e.i-port Town of. Sunderland., This most desir.ible.propilly exiialifs non a mile and a h on the NaOigable River Wc.ir, cont.i;iis at , Ounda with excellent rrustrolc, Vl4.sinit Mark; y oupiatou4 e thriving, and - txtrainakt Welt pla:;;;s1 toi twvoioio,-; or consi. derahic in the hands c,t a Parson um ';:liturtirizer tl ciipitai; ' - • ' . May be vie verl# and Patticulars rIN-1 twenty day* pra itd'. i n g th e s a k i ot Mr. Griffith, Solicitor, in Durham; of Mr % l'yfidaid; Solicitor, No. •6, tincolift4iiii-tiolds Garr4. Way's and of Mr. S rnithi No, is, I)oo4. l imou t u4 e a r s h i p Litt4un, 1' 4 ~ e y" e, I-