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~, ~_ 4 i ~ ~~ 1 ;~/~ N7t L: NUMBER 331 .3.1 ATR E.RO YA L, .1) RUM'. LANE Ta.MORROW EVENING, May 3, i So 3, will be.petfonned; , nhe\a/ Corn*, called THE MARRIAGE PI.OMISE. The Charatters by Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. DWYER,.Mr. DOWTON, * Mr. I - lOLUNGsw o writ, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. PALMER, M , . POPE, Mr. MA DDOCKS, Mr. SPARKS. Mr..EVANS ;' Mrs. POW ELL, MissMELLON, Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. MADDOCKS, and Mrs. JORDAN. The PROLOGUE to be spoken by Mr. DWYER. W NO SONG NO SUPPER: • : • • Robin, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Margaretta,by . a YOUNG LADY, - (Pupil of IT; Busby, her first appearance on any Stage.) The Public are most respealully • informed, that on ac, Fount of the approachir , Benefits, ,the new comedy of the Marriage Promise can be acted only nine nights - more'clutrig, the. present Season. TllO ►sth- and 16tliN iglu+ • Thursday and Saturday; on Thursday with A House to be Sold. • - • ROCHESTER and MAIDSTONE TURNPIKES. ‘• iNTOTICE i"b , !reby the I'lll , l • a , ing`at the - % ;1.-Gates upon the, 'utripike,Road lead ing front Rochester to Nlaid,:one. in the. County of Kent, will he let by Auctich, severally arul separately, to the best Bidder or Bidders, at the Mitre CAnrcf...house, in Maidstone afouesaid, ta,l:Thiirsd4 the Dav of May next: - 'bet ween . the, Hours .f Twelve and Two o'clock, in the manner di_. neted by the Act passed in theT hjrteenth Year of the Reign of His Majesty King George 11l . for' Regulating the Turn pike-Roads; which Tolls were let the List Year at the Sums following, (that is to say), the. Gate called the Rochester Cate at 2941: and the Gate called the Sandhog Gate at 2.4j1. and will be severally put up at these Sums. - Whoever hap. pens to be the best Bidder or Bidders,must, at the same ante, give Security, with sufficient Stireties to the satisfaetton-of the Trustees of the said Tumpi!:e-roacl, 'for payment of the Rent agrecabfor, and at such tunes as the Trustees shall di.• rec,t„ CEO. BURR, Clerk to tlie said Tritstees. Maidstone, ,April 9, cSo3. A - CARD. ANY Perso'n of Respetiability who can .com. mand. a Sum of Nion e y i , May accommodated . vith Share in the FOREIGN' atl ft 'BRITISH ay.,l W INE TRADE, proportionate tn the Stan atly.anc(A.--Tho House is established upwards Pf s foriy YeaJs, and Cull venient.ctistallge from Town.---Particidars may be bY personal applicitlon at Mr. Worticy's. No. 159, Sttand. Letters (post paid) duly answered. a RANGE.TREES, TESSAMINE PLANTS, andTRUE BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES. 11 1 1 ST• imported, a large Assoitnient 'of Orange and Lemon Trees; 'Arabian .and Catalonian less:unities 4triivaci hi the highest perfection. A lsd-a large and choice Collettion of true Brunswick Sau sages, of v.:iious'Sizes, and in excellent Condition. Those 'Who are curious in.this Article, will rind than greatly 6upe. Tior to any imported for many years.., iNlottarde de Maine, Parmesan Cheese, Neufchatel Cheek', White French Vinegar, Capoot Caper; New Fetich Olives; <;orgona Anchovies, Sec.- by the importers, BUR. £:E SS' and SON, at their .Old Italian Warehouse, No. 071 Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. if ORGAN find SANDERS's New - Invented ...1.11 I mperial I)ining Tables' and Portable 'Chairs ; .the snuck-admired Patent .I.lrass..crew Beit;tarls, SOt'a, Reda and Chair,Beds, with a' general Stiick of - Upholster* al4l , Cabinet Articles, upon Improved principles, for the' tUrnishing Houses complete, No.: rf,arid,l7,. Catherine-Street, Stralid. • n . The Imperia-1 Dinhkg Tables are-allowed to be the hand— somest end most conipleie: set of Tables ever vet invente i l ; elegant DOIM Beds, with new.detigned Wirtil;) , ,v Curtains, - en Suite: new-ievented M usquitti. Conch Beds for Foreign Clirtrates;litattraftia, and Bedding complete; every'Aricle in theAlpholstory and Cabinet Branch. -s„ executed in the best • and most •Modern :Aide of Fashion And Taste, and of the • Choicest •Nla ter;.ils and high-finished-Workmanship, • Mt)IWW;.AtiandSANIJEttS, ol:olsterers and Cabinet Makers, No. 16, and 17,.Catherine-street, Strand. „N. 7 1 - F u pi evcilt mistakes, please ,to notice the Num nu's, 16 a!,..1 17. . . - 11 F. POtTle. tl ',Alt AS TO THE HOUSE. - PATF.IeT ItEDSTEADS AND TABLES. TAU 1 - I.Ek's Fit t nisb lug ,Upholstery, and Cabinet l• Ware-inomS and Manutailory, Nos. 'l3 and 11, Catile.. • tine Struer. A large assortment of articles of the newest, L e"lest., and most ceconomical . Fashions, et` well seasoned Illat ' l4l, i' and excellent worktnanship, with,,,several irn provcinents. • - l/ LE k respeCtfUlly relies en the good discernment of L Ptiblic that they will see through the paltry devices , andlnsinuations Opposed to 14, and counterfeiting his arti "es. It is well-known that Ihj r LEle has two , patents, ono, fOr Tables, the.ether.for Bedsteads• the principle of the fast. 'islipplicable to almost 41 1 kinds of rabies, and is allpwed to . bex great improvement,;, it retickers them more convenient , ter 1-louses, :lad ranch Mere portable. :The principle of the, tither is applicable to most kinds of- Bechteads, - as Four Post, Ttsit, Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use ful in sickness, and each when shut up, tnake a handsome • 'piece of ferniture,for a Sitting Room, Dressing Room, &c. Four Post and Tent Beds go together in all parts with brass, anti are t'fixed with mueli ease without the help of tools or tacks or nails in the furnititrei_ and: are very portable. Particular kinds of the aboVe, adapted for Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, , and hot climates, also,portable Chairs, &c. 11 1)1 - LEK'S Patent Manufactures hate been graciously pa ' tronized by the King,: )ueen, and 'Royal Family, and. Fur rowed by orders loin numbers of the Nobility and Gentry, and have been highly approved of in the East and. West Indies r the merit , of the Articles have till's' met with fa '. vourabl6 encouragement, and fcr which.he'returnshis gran!. Sul' acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind W. flees of some others, who nix up lerge'Sign-Boards, With 11u1-I.La's name inscribed, whieli may help also to prcenote his Business, or should 'it .he designed otherwise, hei by the permission of Providence, -rnanufatittres and sells his Supe rior four-post and-other Beds; excellent Dining 'tables, and • Cabinet -Articles as above, namely, Catherine-street, S doors from the. Strand, a-Brick front house, 'where he has con strueted-several Tools and Machines for 'working the same, and itavotherwise bean at-considerable expence to hring them to that utility and digree_ of initiation at which they now are. At tha -same place may be had every Article :tor the eotnpletely Furnishing (Louses. . -N.8.. For Exportation. . , For (1-11 1.111.A1N5,. RITE UMATISMS, i H (cc. Dr. 5T1..1; - .l2.S's fJPODELDOC. ." • . . " • - 'THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to oe superior ro every prepanttion'of the 'kind in the Cureof , Bru ises , Sprains, Itheurnatisms, Cramps, Numbness and Stiffne-a of the joints, and olher external Complaints, os well as ins , restortng a proper Circulation t6the.f.imbs ‘..rlicit in a Paralytic State. It Is also particularly serviceable for Chiihta ; ins but in this complaint it should be dissolved, and applied witlnt.. • " I ° ll t !Id outside of each Bottle 4 1 the GeMthle OP-Odel' e is anted S 41111 N-in which are engraved these words, " vi " er Y* N6 -4i, St. Paul's." MI others are counterfeit. " • Sold only-by' E. Newbery, at tit %;/ - arehoue for" Dr. Puwder, 'No. 45,. in St. Paul s Chu rl 114,,trd, a few tioors!ttoni the corner of Cheap Aide ; by his appointic;Lalt, by M essrs . l e h ou lt an d Co. No: Igo, and 1. l'idcFmg, No. 7,6., Oxforil.street ' j. Wade, Old Bond-street ; Ilayfey . an d C 9. Cockspumstreet ; j. Ward, Middle-rov "'Abort); 'V.'. itoval Exchange.;- and W. Clarke, lib rolnih., I lighrsfreet, trice L. 6d. per Bottl4 Stilly, or Six. for I3S. iriciu4hig the SALE of LANDS in the COUNTY ()IMO RAY. To be Sold by Public Auction, within the Royal C xchange . ColFee.House, Edinburgh, on V,`,..%;nt.srlay the ittlj May next, at Six o'Clock in the - Evening, if not. previously Diosed of by Private. Bargain, ALL and Whole the Lands, and : Sea, Port of BURG H-1-1 E AD. The romantic appe,arance and local advantages of this Property are-Well - known. It lies on the Murray Frith, almost , dirkily opposite the Frith of , Croinarty; and from its own situation, and that Of the sur-:• rounding shores, might be rendered one of.the inost'commo. thous and safe Harbours on the Northern Coast of Scotland. From. Surveys and Estinities, which have been recently made,. the Harbour might . be completed at a small expence, and from its being' placed at an equal distance froni, and within slit miles of each Of the thriving towns of Elgin and Fortes, it Must naturally become.the Sea.port of born th.'se .Places... Should the proteeied Canal.from the Murray frith to the .West Coast of Scotland take place,' it would neci:asa. 'rily add greatly to the Value or this - Preperty by the increase 'of Trade, and great resort.of Shipping to that Coast. Upon the Property there is a valuable Quarryof Freestone, capable • of being converted 'to every purpose, anti MiOrding excellent MateiTal,p for carrying' on the necessary operations upon the Harbour. The Village and ' Ground contain Thirfy.-two Scotch Acres. There are presentlyabout eighty Littillies itn it, and the demand far the accommodation of others.,is - con stant and increasing. I:or some years past,. Ship and Boat. building have been carried on there „to.a considisabluextenr, and being. situated in a cheap, popti and fertile , Couritiy:, a variety of Mantitaanres - and Ttade'inight be, undertaken 'and prosecuted with•succoss..lu hlrt,. a mole eligible Pur chase fur iv- Manufacturer or Merchant , :.!1•1oin occurs. Application tor a purchase by Private: Bargain maV -in the mean time he Made to thePropnetor, Sit A rehibald Dunbar. by'Elgin ; Archibald Dunbar , 'W. S. • Mr: Donaldson Smith, fatior, at GordOnston, by., Elgin; or Mr.' spottis:. - Woode. Sackville-street; London ; any ot-whOn't giv6 ayety,iaformation as to patiiculxrii. I MO.N D A Y, MA I' 2, 3. To. the GENTLE:`,IEN,..C. L ERG Y, and FRE EHOLDERS • ' of the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM. OENTLESILN, LORI) WILLIAM BEN PINCK itiiving'vacated his.Seat'in Parlianient for thii County, in'teins,_!quence ,of having' accepted au, Appointinent which he decms coMpatible - with nis Pailiamentary Ditty,4 have beer, in duced, by, thellattering vneoura . -.;:ment w;ncli £ have received . from a very numerous and respeCtable body of my. Friends; to ottl:r myself as' a Candidate to succeed luni. Permit me then, Gentlemen, to solicit the honour of your S ufi - rages upoit this occasion . , and to request, that you would make your sentiments known at the Meeting, which will be held at Mansfield, for the nomination of a Oandidate, when it is ex.. tremely desirable that the genet:al sense ofthe county should be fully and clearly' expressed. ShOuld I be so lortuuate as to be thought.worthy to repre sent you in l'..rliament, t can , faithfully assure you,' that 1 will exert. illy utmost encleavdors to mairtne confidence with which I may be.honoured, by &,cliarging the duties of that important'station with integrity and independence, and -- 5 y an unremitting zeal andattention to promote the welfare .of tiffs Couittp, and to , support the honour, the interests, and the permanent prosperity_of the Nation at large. 1 have the Honoui ta,be, with meat respect, • Gentleiben, .• • - Your very obedient and faithful Servant, • it. rove, A pre 23, 14393., TotheGENTLEMEN, CLERGY, andFREETIOLDERS ofthe COUNTY of NOVIINGHANI. • GENTLEMEN, • VENDING, upon' my Canvass" through this . County, that in some parts of it the Principles on whic I come forward. as a Candidate to represent it in• Par liainent, • are much misunderstood, I seize with satistaclion this opportunity of publicly declaring, that I olEir myself to the County as a .perfedly Independent Man, unsupported by any powerful.lndiVidual, ur:mine:AM with any Party, and that the only motives winch have itidtme:l me.io come ; for. ward on this occasion,. are, an honest ambition to serve my Country in a higher.sphete, - and an earnest Wish to reslore to the Class of Country Gentlemen some share in j,he Repre sentation of the County. • ': • : I have the Honour to be, • Gentlemen, • ' Your very obedient and faithful Servant, ' A. 11. EYRE. G rove, April 29, 1803. , . N. 11. The. County Meeting for the Noinifiation of a" Candidate, is appointed to be lull at Mansfield on Thllniday next, May th.t itk, and the Elcaion on tht Monday kllniy ing.• . ' ROYAL IENNER lAN SOcIETY for the' L !CW I L " NATION of the SAIAL L PDX. r- r HE Public must•be. aware, that in an Qnaer. 1 taking of such magnitude, where inforniation is Nary ' to he so, widely .and generally diffused, - and where ' , i s :' many Agents are requisite to carry, the deSigns or this Society cfEect; a very considerable expence will :unavoidably be incurred. The Diveiaors, therefore, earnestly appeal to that prompt liberality which, upon iniportanioccastons,_ has ever been a distinguishing characieristic of the British Public, to' enable the n, to prosecute with success a Plan, which in volves not, n only the dearest interests of human nature, and the solinile'st principles of National Policy, but the reputa firm of this Country where the invaluable dis,coyery, origi nated, lb the eyes of Europe and of the World. Subscription's since the last Report:: s. r. .Archhisbop of Canter- JosephVattx, Esq. 5 5 Wiry - - to to ltot,.rr Vaux, F.sq. 5 5 Earl (lower - Io o ))r. Bayne. - 5 5 Lord Pelham . - to to John gastard, Esq. 5 5 Ccuintri;cfl)artirouth re ro Clark, Esq. 5 5 Countess ofSutherland to 0 Pricker; Esq. 5 5 Countess of Camden 19 to kilin More, Esq• 5 5 • Lady Rous - to ro Lister, - E;q. 5 s Mrs. - f.tai,unnnt rt. to ChaAes Kirtik!r, I. q. 5 5 Mrs. R.,,auidon •to to Thom : is 0 4 6, p,,q. 3 3 Mr.t. ;Xiaplin,olßLutek- E.N. 3 3 tl:y to to W • rich, Esq. 2 2 t.ld~. •Aiarrtin to to winds, Esq. An. r las• Denis o n, to • Ea. Esq. An. John Buxton, Esq. to to Paiknison, W. H. Hoare, Esq. to to. Wm. Vc,• Esq, John Calcratt, Esq. to to Mrs. Knight, A. • x• samuel Haa.re, Esq. to' to •Sain. Uptiam, Esq. A. t t W. Blake, Esq. • 5 5 Esq. A. x M. Serjeant 5 5 Jul. Andrews, Esq. A. t - r Chelver, Esq. 5 5 Wm. 13ry,ant, Esq. A. i 1 Chas. Leese, Esq. • ' 5 5 . ' Subscriptions are received by the Right Hon. the Lora Iklayor, I. ).•Angerstein, Esq. tuld Benjamin Travers, E;;q. Trustees of ..the Society; by Messrs. Ransom, Morland, and Co. Pall ; Drommonls, Charing Cross ; I'y bus, and Co. Old Bond-street; and Co, VatiMall ; Coptvi, and Co. Strand; Down, Tnortiton, and Co. Bartholom•no lane ;• Snow, and Co. Strand., Goslings. :and Sharpe-, Fleet - street; Hoarea, Fleet-sneer; Ladbroke, and Co. Bank-bni Id itvgs, Curnhil 1 and• Co.. Feiachu ten- street ;' Smith, ..Payne and Smith, George -street X'Lees,,tind CO. Lombard. 'street; Brown, Cobb, and Stokes, Lombard.streef; •diantiantLCo..Manaion-hotnie- street ; . Barclay, and Co: Loin bird-street ; and, Robarts, and Co, Chanse—illey •, by Mr. Joseph- Leiper, Colleclor, lii,hopszate,- - Without ; and by Mr. Charles Murray,, Secretary to tpellioard of Di rochirt.' NO. tg,'GrevilL-street, Hatton.. .garden. • • **, An Addte,s4,, accompanied by the ..PlLin and Medical Inst uctions, is 'prepared, and waspetidily t subinitti.:a to the Public, • - • • copNAPOF HANTS. . • . . . - . 'l'O 131: SOLD, and trnmediate Possession given, IkiE ESTATE of - BROONIFIELD S ' in " the Parish of ‘Vidley, Seven Mile.; from Portsmouth. The House is Nev, and very ploaianily situatOli' the land firound it meAsutes more than Fourto,:n Statute Acres, ~is within a :ling Fence, and well a.htpted for the, ke,idence or a Gentleman's-Family.—Apply to.W,Draller; Portsmouth. PRICE SIXPENCEa This Day ;vas published, price 6d. artHE 'BRITISfPI t4r April :Containing a iteview of various Articles in ditLer:t.:t Branches of Literature ; anionglvincil are, C. , Ke'S Meinoila of Lord Walpole ; Chatteiton's ork s, by Soot ; lones's Analysts of the Epistle to th i Oft ; t o the Law of Insurance; Sandfo,c; Serin.nia for I . ,1:11.; ii6: s ons . "., Infidel Father, by Mrs. 'O, ; moms Mr, Pegge's Anecdotes of, tn.! Graridiite!s Voyage in the iridian ict to ; reign LiteQttlre, &c:• la tinted rot; F. and C. Rivington, No. 6z, Sr. Potil's Church-yard. Of whom m ay be had, th. British (2,."..tir from , th' --- mencemem , Into I.Theel l I So?, 'lt . price in boards lei. face, containing a R,:tr Li : , during the ; , ,,ri. , (l ; 1 ..1i, A n , of this. Work is compl,J.:J. end of every , price in boards iss. bd. A General Index to the who::: for !' lication. A NEW EDITION ~! '_;' tUl:'s LN.L •At a R This Day WrIS , Tr4Thre , : Vci , ono, Fc ,- .4 ;cap t J :1;1 ;;Yirti.:. ;I. A N AC COiJNT of the - n-,:1 11., lot:II:NEN! . into SIItEIU A, of _Ai FC..; W. 11.1,; KOTi. 1:13 F, itlid of the ortwr ex tric7tfpnry nt:Licni:t w'.;• , . itAppenCd to tint in Rps:;ia, wtth Part;,:;li bi v.: to the lA.esent Stan:: the in teller of the Russian pire. , Written by tiimseli. • Translated tram the L;:ifpati, urider the supeiintend.inc4 of the /I.uthar, by The Rey, B. DER ESFORD, P. D. - English Ledurer to the Queen of Prus.iia. Printed for Richard Phillips, N 0.7 I, St. PaiiP., Chop.;;l - and to b;: hAd of ATEIZINO ANL) SEA-DATIIIN6 PLACES. • Vlth Sisav M,Aps and In the Preis, ind on the r4th Of May will be published. jos 6Li in boards, illustrated with one, two, and three':,...; of All the principal Places, witri a Plan of each and its Environs, and with . other appropriate . I DE, to all., the WATERING art! SEA iin A INC PLACES, including the usual Tour in aliti ‘oncise Description of the Lakes or C.:wither- I4nd, Fhis Worl cm - lulus every species of useful and Ciretnn. stantial I ofurileatioti relative to the present state Orlbt , lowing P and their taspedive Nei gli bolt rhoutts, iniaprcd to the use of isitOUS And occasional Residents. Abayst . viti k Harrowgate ShAldon Fl:zstitirs SoUthend nuglaar Isle of Wight • Southampto Brighton Lyine Regis Swansea liri• tot I i , t-Wclls, &e. 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Mari, drawn tip from his Own Papers. • The 'Work is edited by ,Mr. Marshall, Chief !make' or the United State:, la•Gentlentatt eminent t;nr his talents, and who was intimately acquainted with ‘Vashington during his Lite; amyl it will ha revised by Judge Washington; the Nephew at the General, his prinetpar Heir, and the ptc,ient Posse sot of his Seat at. Mount Vernon. It trio 6ttlitil to Four at Five Octavo Volumes, will elegantly pnntcd, and be suitably decorated with a Portrait, and with Views, Mips; and Plans. A, such a Work is equally interesting to Europ4 and Arne it is intended that the Publication' shall. tiikelilace London and Plitladclyliia tin tiw same day ; and it is•believed that 'the first Volume will make its appearance in April or • . St. Paul's Chutch-yard; 1 riaualy 20, ISO 3. • . NORRIS'S DROP;,. I N exciting the Public Attention in those luahl .l.ytops,•aii eitunwation al'partictl l Wcialti be utine.cessary ; successful experience for more than. half •eentury having suflicientiv ::stahlishcd reputation in the Cure of cvory spicie.s err Dever, esprlcially the voiow oe -Pntridjor Ntlticfl they aro eminently tlistingniih:•:J, the Pro. prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not actives tlict highest •Aratitication, but- is enabled with etairi , lence ter ro. eotninett..l a trial or their viitues, inyeteratd S,:unry, all impurities at the I to cti, CciciS, Stomach an d BoNvel COnylaints, yield to their he:digit, yet poWerful in• hoenee, andas ialtit;4-v cor di a l in tiiovzitisconaorts attLStci-. - acii on adlanced life,nathingcdn stirpass tai. irbeneficirdetti:as. Th e Family Battle; Tzsi, is uniy to be at the PoOorso house, Lower Brunk-street, Gro , .tiCitoc-stpiare; Nviteregoolto Cures are delivered gratis, and all Orders for Exportation is executtAl. Smaller hit t les are seld whulosale and retail by Messrs. jeboult and C. and retail by all Ventle4s tines ,• also D. - . Antibiliotts Pill, cc^itibrited 4 safe and etroctive aperitntr, .ntay had at .411 ithovo Maces, in boxes, at as., 6d. • SPRIN fSI'SI.C' propriety of taking, sonte'Alfritit't". ci t 7 ,y at t hi s sca ; ol . l o f t h e ;:. - -tr, to facilitate the c l lbrt 3 o T fll i a:t rz; rtrist be Lo the weakest Capacity : it is a salutafy practice, founded by tl.e wistiOnt of our A neestor.;, and sanetinti6d by the app . robat rut olevery NlMical : itS 'utility is' not coraint.l to the pr,:iznit advantage, b :s also to the prevention Ot many dis'eases, itihien ft:911..,1r;v occur ii - iten Sprint; Physic ha,. been ilee,leded. It shoirld tie reeolieeted how much the perspiration in' Cl' ii.),ly is strua:d airing the winter tugs; ti .01,1 const,lo,:ing the pores o, ji!..de the tiecessiry ,ii',Cll.li'gC 01 . taN.CS, JiOiii t ' aCtiltion ; otts; ai,‘; by vigorOus eitilts, or the assi.,talice of some sco , ,oilAil.e: 1 i r rariye, euabled to expel the tedundency) . .lay tit, t'lLAtv,tui itif a vi*iiet , ,' of diseases, The Puhlie are in•grelire that DE VELNO's VEGE TABLE PILLS are iir,r,•:%, ample experience, to he the must safe and --,i'eacion chic hitherto distoveiTtli 'as art INveetenct attic blodd, and for radically t , 1,.. Se'rophttld, rit'King°!'; E V al; Scorbutic 17.7'1 . the ill elrq. , ,an of Mercury, :Ind all di3eat . .r.,,,, , ari intput . it . y of the blond- _ reL:p4r . cd ;And soil, 111 Ice 4s„ fKI, rar aix b oxcl: . one, pries ii. ls. by the Proprietor, f. tbrirterty Surgeon in the Artnr, At his AVaPeltoust7; NO. 't6, street, opposite the Fontlieon; Also tet.til Perrunutr, Tott, I; , ..yal L bxclutogs; trot.. lqr, No. 4, Che.ipsidet. Shaw and littwvOs,'No. 66, - St. Pattlis Church-yattl; Ward, No. 324, 1161borit ; Swistiey, NIP.II ; and by Printers; - ilOoksetlers, rttid Venders of Nie.lcint tbroutthinit the lc togdoin ; but yII other Pitts, 46e. ,Catitwitinittinding nrty. -pompously ,niveiriSz•l in the most hint:4lllN jar, are fiitnti PrepArationS. t axigtoi.;s LantouitAms, unttss with rett-ink tlatich:Prvittiet4tri , J'„ Piddinzi No. 76, usi, ftkl fitroci. ' ' * • HUNTING DONSHI RE._ TO BE PER.EMP.ToRILY SOLD BY.AUCTION, By Messrs. JENi:INSON anti LOVELL, On Friday the'Tenth ay of June, 5 '- 1,03, at the lountam Inn, in Huntingdon, between the flours of Four and Six in,the Afternoon, subjett to su c h C on ditions, of, Sale as , be then produced, Capital MANSION-HOUSE, with Double coach-house, good Stables, and other convenient and extensive Out;oftrcex and Gardens, situate at Godmanches ter, in tho.sald County, together with a Close of rich Pas" ture Ground opposite the House. Godmanchester is situate on the gric,:lt North Road, One Mils from Huntingdon,. Fourteen Irc.in Cambridge, and ' Filly-eight . from London; adjoins the NaViiable River Ooze, and a Pact of Fox-hounds are in the Neighbourhood. The above Preinises are now in the Occupation of Mrs. Elizabeth Jack Son. Further Particulars may be hid of Messrs. Price and Browne, .Lincolns-Inn, London, the . 4txdioneers ; 'and of Messrs. Maule and Sweeting, Huntingdon.i in CARNARVONSHI RE and a+IF,RIO- • 'NETHSHIRE.- ESTATES in the COUNTY of IvItRIONETH.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Mrs. Roberts', in Peninorva, on Tuesday . the loth of 3, May, 186 at Thrveo'Clocklii the . Atternoen, • FREEHOLD ESTATES, &C. - the S ND Y property of the late Rev. RICHARD OW-EN, of Beau-- ina rii, viz: the Freehold Farm or' Tv Obry, in the Parish of Llaprothen; in the County of nerlotieth, containing 195 Acres of rich Arable, Pasture and Meadow Land, lett to the Rev. John Morris, as Tenant at Will* at the clear yearly gent of 01.. Also, the Freehold Farm of Cae Caenol, in the Parish of Llansihangel, in the County of Merioneth, containing_ St 6. Acres, lett. to-David , Lewis - and William G !fiats, •aS Te nants at Will, at-the clear Rent of 261. per, annuM. - ESTATESin the COUNTY of CARNARVON.' • , TO SOLD BV AUCTION, At Mr. Rons's,,the Harp Inn, in Conway, on Thurstl* the 120 of May; OW, at Three o'clock' in the Afternoon, SUNDRY FREE[IOtI). FAIt.MS, -in the Pa. Tithes of Aber and tlatitairfechan,• in th. County of Curnar von, lett to Tenants at Will, . • llodsillon, 163• A. at ,601. per ann. Glanymore and Meadaws, ii A a R. s P. at t&I. per ann. Petiralt, 14A. t a 5 ,at 61: per ann. Macsgair,' 4o A. 2 R.. 29. P. at )5 I per ann. . Wcmgoeli, zo A. 37 P. at 61. her anti. Hengae, 24 A. I P. at 101. per ann. Also, thb Impropriate 'Ty the, in the Path!' of E .. etwys rhos, lett to Sundries, at 2521, per ann. with the Clebe Liouse and Lands of Eglwystlios atOr..;;iiil, containing-about 33 Acre; very rich Arabic and Nle-triow Land, in the'pre. sent occupation of. Robert Jones, as reliant at ill, at the clear yearly Rent of 421 Estat , :s are V•'ry much undcrlett, and capable of great imptoveineid,, and will'be. Sold in separate Parcels. - , - Further partieularg may be:known, by applviq 'to Hugh Ellis, Esq. Carnarvon ; or Mr. Richard Maurice Owen, Liverpool. N. 13. To the Demesne of Ty Obry, and Bocisilyn, - is a • valuable Right of Conunnn and Marsh Land, whicAt may be embanked and inclosed , at a small cx.pence, ISI,E OF wicrirr. TO BE I.ETT, 1' U ttly ISIIE D, by the Month • or oth,:rw i $c THE Capital MANSION HOUSE. of 'GAT.. COMBE, 'desirably situated in the Centre of the Islandomitn the Coach-house, Stahlosi walled Carden, Lawn and Wilderno, and with or without Eleven Acres of Paswe Land adjoining. The House is completely Furnished, with also the use of Table Linen, and consists or a large flail, Pining-room ( LibrF4l: , . o ;l"lJ;;;?'' C;-011:41-Be.tt.ctlal r . ekrs, . every other acconnuodation for a lard Family. s to l b s e lle pr 6 ov d i r d den ed e t r. o t r G .t b h e e P u a s l' e o b T . t t h h e e ' ) .l.' # e a n n a d n l( t ) . rd, Possessionr o n ' a v y be had Immediately. Enquire of Messrs. ('laikcs a ra n i t i l e t ..c o s f t r tV o i t g , h i t , , iin of Messrs.'4iandys and 4on, . . 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