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I r :, r' ~~~`~r~ .:,~`"-. f~.:~ rir I hl-1,441 " • *VS' .? • P. • . 6•J fi 1, -! .:~. d~ ,10 kr-4;: ate: : .-c:. i~~~~~~cf~... NumPER 333Lf] SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1803. f STXI,I7,I,r(`,EI. FORTY-THIRD TIME. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY 30, tBO3, will be performed, the Comedy o f • JOHN BULL ; • • • Or, AN ENGLISHMAN's FIRE-SIDE. - The Principal Charaders by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MURRAY - , ' - Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. 'IOHNSTONE 11Ir. 11. jOHNSTON, Mr. BLANCHARD, . e Mr. EMERY, Mr. WAI)DY, Mrs. H. SI DDONS, Mrs. DAVENPORT. And Mrs. H. jOHNVON. `TO'Which will be added, a C rand Historic Pantomime Drama, in Two Parts, called ' PEROUSE; • ' Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND. On Thursday, 44th time, John Perouse • and on Saturday th e Manor the World, with the Lying Valet. The Public are respealtilly acquainted, that the popular new comedy of John Bull can be performed but three times mote this season, which will be on ThotsdaY the 9th; Thursday the i6th and on Monday the zoth or June. TALE OF ENCHANTMENT. ROYAL CIRCUS.. _ Tlig LATE NP.GOTIATION.. *THE Public are respettlifilv tltai the whole of the Correspondence during the late iniportani Negotiation, will he introduced 'alto the Ntonlx:r of the MONTHLY MAGAZINE, which will appeatz oti Wedtte,;- day next, the First of juite, at the usual - Puce of .E.2ightr6t. pence.. No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard; May 26, 1803. . • , IRISH POPLINS. I . R4PE R. and I Amu'. / 7 1,.ti Ice. Alajesty, i'rinces and ; • , inform the Nosility and Celitry, i, •-, now maiinfaztured, •t nit rea,:y for eir,;iut vartoly of tit it mocii admired .. I plain arid figured t: :Also l tal 1.0 and t. Silks of all I)escript,..Ths, , • zind evcry other 3ctit'ic h)r Faivily Mourning Tn. , : Ladies risidOig in ?.7.'ttliitiy, to write foi wlneh they may btifto thiSatrieadv.rritage as it in i„„.., th.; fixed R.E ADY NIONE 't' Price being Marked 0:1 cacti Annie. Tabh:reas for Furniture, mark iinnierl . atoly to y Patterit.—No*. 4 w,n t ricttt;t-s7 wet, Covent -Garden. • SITnAM ES MA RR O'L't. • ' CAPITAL FREElltall MAN Sltibl, PLEASURE tfROUNI)Ii:, and AR:vizi, SSE X. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, „ Mr; Si . ILTT LEWOR'iII, 7 At Carraway's Coffee-house, Sortie thrie iu j U LY is E 'r which Notice will be - giyeri, , By z tuer of the xocutors, Together, or in Lots, as may he thought thOSt un less acteptable °frets are made ire the mean trine oy Private Contract, •I''HE. MANOR; or REPUTED MANOR, ,of TwINsTI 1); With the Righrl, Qiiit-renta; and 1 tn beloiniinA tattle together ivitli theTillowing tory ekisOt)le Etatt:S . , together-about 7..t0 Mire;,.; the ItcsitlenCe of Sir /AMES MARRIOTT; Dfteaied; • t•ate luxtle of the I ligti Court or Athimalty, 'etc. Ace. etallfd, TWINS Is F HALL, a most ext'xlienrand spat ions Fiirmly: • Maribitni, pre.ienting t'r,,;us of a neat and cic i :aitt stileA6l ArChiretture; itZ:coritc , l with ii:ifickOrhe stone *Pillars allid Pilastert, with enriched ...yitak and ornanients of Alanufacttirc ; contataildhig deli;;htfill and retired 4ituatieni; in the centre of beautiful and eitettSive La vtis at,d 116hriilh. ing Shrutiberic t , di-.posed with taSto and judgment for shelter I and canbellishinent, allintling on . all sideS the'iii.osh'piee- I turesque, 111,1;11i:int, and varied pidspeets. Over a flight - yeti!. tivated awl rem Intic Country ; the distance from London A4l Miles, front 11.41stoad six, and froin Sudbury' tive1,..,444ii Borough; the late eminent Proprietor represented iii twO:pat.. 'liaen mti. ' . . • • • The' llianai, contv_hts e*cellent airy Bed - chattrierti Servatits' . 4troins, Dees,ing•-closets, atut every desirable cou. 'Venienee arid ?copaunutlation't an elegant suit of . principal Apartments, spacious Library; twit lian&omepavetf trance-Halls, and a most Complete and 'exteivive arrange 'mein of A ttach.N.l and Detaaco Doniestie Offices ; capital 'arched W ; Beer, and Coal Collars ; productive Kitchen 'Gardens, incloszd wit h.forty ' cloathed with flue Fruit- Trees . , arelfard, C. tee. The !louse is seated about one mile from the High.:ro a d; surrounded by about Acros of remarkable rich? Land, 56 Acres of which arc thlrving li•'o,xls; atlonling a most excel ; lent cover ter Caine, with which the Cotintry abounds, and interseaed with delightful rural Walks. With' a• large de tidied Cottage or Steward's House,_ capital, Farm and-Rick , Yards, Barns, Coach, Taxi Cart-lodges; 'Slahlity, Cow- Granary, and Out-Builihngi of every description. Also the following compact Farins-Losh House, cotppri.. sing 70 ACteS; HAPS, ACrvS ; Nokes's, 4 Ades; Struttepe ••4.4.4cres Twinened-tfall Ledge, Ssi Acres ; Catley 'Cross, ref .Lures ; and LorkYres, 5S 'Acres, of excellent Arabi% hleatlaw. 'Pasture, Hop, and Wood., Lantl,• fying! with A reit , trifling exceptions; . within a Ring-fence, and in the hikheit State of Cultivation ; with lary,e Fartri;Hbuses, Yards, &ins, Stataling, and Out-Buildings, petit in Hand; and the remaiit.i der on Lease, at Rents ainounting to ' TWO ItuNDRE I) and NINETY-ONE POUNDS, per Annum. May be viewed With Tickets only,'WhiCht with Particu. lars, may be hart of the Executors and Trusteei, the Ret. Robert Gray, at Twinsteatalall ; and Mr. Meddowcroft, 'No. 6, Holborn-Court, Gray's hull and of Mr, Shuttle.. worth, No., J 7, AuStin-Priars, near the Royal Exchange, where Plans of the Estates tray be seen. Printed Particulars will also be delivoted z 3 days previous to the Sale, At the Georte;llalsterel t Ross and Crown, Sad. bury ; White Hart, Braintree ' - Black troy, Chelmsford at Carraway's ; and at the York. hotel, -Bridge4treet; Black , !liars. , • • • ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, May 30, 1803, will be presented a grand Display of HORSEMANSHIP, By the YOUTHFUL 11/GLILANDER, In which he will parlicttlarly exert himself. Mons..HENGLER will exhibit his wonderful Performance on the TIG HT ROVE And, for the tst time, will be performed an entire new Grand, Vocal arid Pantontimical Tale of Enchantment, with new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and De "CoiiitiollS, called NUMBER NIP . . • O'r, The ELFIN KING ofthe GrANT MOUNTAINS. In the course of which will beexhibited the following entire new Scenes :—Two Views of the extensive Mine of Num ' her Nip, his Giant Mountains and Mligic Palace, Zaida el Baratnaus, and Poritpey's Pillar,- in Egypt, and the Great Gun in St. james's Park. The Entrance to Oxford, and .t he Club Roontrecorded in the Speetator as the.recep tack of the Ugly cioi which is transformed to an al lego rigal. representation of the flower of Beauty ; an honest Lawyer's Office, rand Villains" lurking Place; Number 'Nip's Enchanted Castle, surrottitileal by a terrific fiery Lake, &c. &c. The whole to conclude with a most splen did and brilliant Last Scene. ' Previous to which (7th time) will he sung ittcharae.ler, by Mr. SLADE;R, a new temporary Lyrical 'Etlission,' de scriptive of the late Installation; or, knightsot the Bath. And, 3ist time, ithe popular new Grand Serious Speaaele, with new Music s Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and 'De corations, called • LOUISA OF LOMBARDY_ - Or, THE SECRET NUPTI-ALS. Louisa, by Mrs. PARKER. Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, - to begin at Half. past Six o'clock. • .. . . Boxes 4s. Se,.ovd Price Second Price ts. Gallery is. Second Price 6r1.• THE LAW l I OURNAL. Pr HE Gentlemen of the rofegsiOn are respeafully informed, that the - Fourth Number of the Law Jour.- nal, which is to appear on the first day of June. will contain full and accurate REPORTS of seine very IMPORTANT .CASES, decided in the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas in the present Easter Term; also some recent Cases in. the Coutt et - Chancery. The new Arrangements, ..which have taken place in the condutt of the Reporting Departnie,it of ibis Work, will, it is presumed, confer additional value on it, 'and - render it still inure acceptable to the Protession. The three first Numbers of the Journal may be had, price Hal f-a-Crown each, of all Bookselers. No. 71, St. Paul's Church -yard, • . • May al, 1803. its PHILANTHTU OOI C SOCIETY. r rHE ANNIVERSARY: DINNER'nf th'is Tn.. I bminion, will he at the Freemasons' T3VCIII, Great Vnoeir-stvret, on W LDNESDAY, Bth.of June, 38a3. I.Kr:clot:NT, Ilis Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK. • vrcs-ERE.stor.Nrs, • • -itis_Grace the Duke of Leect4 Hon. Philip Pusey Most Noble Mar.•of Salisbury I. ;eorgeftirdinge, r sq. M. P, kt. non. hail of Ay lestbrd lames Sims, M.D. Itt. lion. Earl Spencer . . rohn Harman, -Esq. Ilt. Hon. Vis. Bulkeley. Samuel liosanquet, Esq. Rt. Hon. Vis. Cremorne Isaac Walker, Esq. ' . Edward Gale . Dolaero, Esq. Treasurer. : STEWA ADS, Ueoi#A3arnett Et(' t-, • I • Edward Peppin, Esq.. • hn Blades, Esq. ' john Clark Powell, Esq. • 1 toAt Viii , Esq. - • . Daniel Henry Rucker, Esq. . ohu Pascal Larkin.s, Esq. : Hint Stacey, Esq. W.. Ashby Latham, Esq. Tames Steers, Esq. Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock precisely. Tickets tos. 6d. may be had of th 6 Stewards; of. Mr. LNike, Secretary, Armourers'-hall, Coleman-street ;at the of the Tavern ; and of the Society's Colleaoys. -...._ . THE LATE WAR This .D?) , -was published, in Two IcirF Volumes, 4to, illus trated with Maps, Prick: Three Guineas Half in boards, . . . AHISTORY of the LATE WAR, from ics- Commencement in 1792, until the Peace between Great Britain and France in 15.13%: T - h • .fi 1 • Re v iew h • - 0:1,V I> pr, NZ, 0. Le,—.lllSea, an tar.y PrOgras of the Frem.:ll - Revolution, fly AI,EXAN DE It' STENIENS, Of the Itoauu‘rable S6ciet2' of The Middle Temple, Esq. Printed for Iticlar,LPhillips, No. m St. Putil's churco- - Yard, A NEW, EDITION of li-OTZEBUL's EXILE, At a= Reduced Price. This Day was published, a new Edition; in Three Volumes, Foolscap Octavo, Pric:! 126. itlswad of kis, in boards, em bellished with Engravings, • A N ACCOUNT of the LATE EXILE 'Ana „CA. fOURNEY into SIBERIA, of AUGUSTUS VON. KOTZEISU E, and of the other extraordinary I 'widen ts which "happened to him in Russiai with aothentie Particulars rela. tivp to the present'State.ot the interior of the ittrpian ore, 'Written by. Himself.. .. • . • •:•. Translated Irons the German, under 3'ie'superiniondance of the Author, by ' • • The Rev. T.L.BERESFORD, P. D. English Lecturer to the Queen. of Prussia. Printed for Richard Phillips. N 0.71, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be haci Of • To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. • LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, • A N Opinion having ienerally prevailed that the introduelion of another Professional Person into the Direelion, who has been long conversant in your Maritime Concerns, would be conducive to the interests and advan, ..tae Of the Company, and being encouraged by many respett able Friends to oiler myself to your 'mice, I take tne liberty thus early to announce my intention of soliciting your sut. trages on some future vacancy in the Direction. Haviog passed -more than thirty years of :my lite ip your Marine Service, -and haviog peen timing that period a Cont. mender six voyages, and Com:holed several of your valuable fleets in safety,.. [-mit I 'shall not be thought unqualified terthe important trust to which I .venture to aspire: I have the Honour to be, with the greatest (esprit, lilibrts and GaNytrAtits,'. • • Your most obcdiunt, and ilevotett Strylipt, - GEORGE N111.1.E . FT..' Kb t 17, eauenhall-street 27th Muf, 180,1. , BI C A. AGENERALMEETING of the BLOOMS-t' BURY aocf INNS of COURT ASSOCIATION, 3'6111 be holden at the Foundling Hospital, on Saturday the 4th Inne, at to o'clock precisely, to tic:Live the Report of their Conunittee, and on-other l3trsiness,• SAMUEL C. COX, Chairman, N.. B. The Committee will contintie to sit daily front two' ,to tour,- at Setie's CoPe-houit, until the General Meet ing. ALEXANDER 111 , KENZIE!s CREDITORS. HOMAS BOND and other specialty Creditors ot ALEXANDER M.KENZIE, late of Queen's toott, King -street, Covent-garden, in the County or Mid dlesex; Taylor, deceased, are required to give an account of, their respeelive Demands, and the nature of their Securities, to Mr. Wit t;..tat Lee, No. 403, in the ,Strand, one of the xecutors of the saiddeceased, before the 3.4t11 Day of June tiext, in order that this Executors may make a legal distribu tion or the Testator's Ededs in taw hands. In default, such Creditors will bo excluded from the benefit of such ttibuti•au, , L Aoto ail uther,l'ersons having any Claims or Demands upon 'fie hstate of the said A. lti`KerniC, are requested forth :with to dCliver the Particulars thereof to the said Mr. Lee. 2,th Aiav, do' 7 J. - , NEW; •' INVENTED IVATER-PROOF boo i'S and StfOES. "L` DWARD MOGGRIDGE, No. +4, Ludgate hill, London, begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public in general, that after inane years attention and nvpo , fiance, he has to offer than ROOTS and Stio ES, WATER PROOF, with ported confidence of their being far superior to any over made. Fie makes the lightest dress S noes and, Boots Water-proof, preserving the Leather soft and pliable. He re commends them on shooting sacursions, , as no water can pe netrate, Likewise his New-invented Sl-WM.INC; ROOTS. 'Leather prepared in this Way, has the advantage of lasting 'twice as- long as Leather dressed in the common way . . An article of such general utility will , no doubt attriel the atreat j idn 'of the Public, and induce those who have a real , "value for their health to apply at hiS Malifidory, as above. He has no connexion with any other House in London, E. -,M. wilt. thank. those of his Friends, 'and the Public,„ who may favour him .with. their orders, to apprise hint as earl) as possible, as it will enable }inn taexecute their Com ,titatids without ctisappointment. • N. B. A large assortment of Boots .arid Shoes, Waterproof and otherwise, constantly kept fin the East and West .4dia Trade. Merchants and CaptainS lib rally treated. with. Wanted some good Workmen. Nlore Wages given than - by any other house in town. • • SIKIAivIES ivIARItIOTT.% ELEC;AN.T.II()USEI - 101.D FURNITURE; sich INDIA RNANI E N GLASS, LINEN, PRINTS. u~ulmuurrous Cufotp: and , E F ECTS. WHEREAS GEORGE WRAIGH7T,.Iate of Chatham, in the County of gent, Blacksmith, Stands charged with unlawfully having in his possession, and 'concealing a' quantity of Copper Bolts and Sheathings being naval Stores, the property of His Majesty, and marked with the. Broad Arrow, and has absconded from justice Whoever shill apprehend, .or give salt information to Mr. Bicknell, of Spring.garden TerraCei London, Solicitor of the .Admi. tahy v as shall. be the means of apprehending the said George Wuright,' shall receive a Reward of wenty Pounds (ruin the said Mr. Bicknell. N. B. The said George Wraight is about 47 years' of age, Shout S feet 8 inches high; very stout, and corpulent, dark eyes arid complexion, full faced, short hair, straight and d tcky and is well known at Dartford. 'WANTED, SIX THOUSAND POUNDS, at Six per Cent. - in one Sum, or in Sums not less Than Two Thousand Pounds, to be secured by Mortgage on Ai i'Llitit)ctimbered Estate in Ireland of Sizteen Hundred rounds por 4nnutn. O For partic Loudon, apply. to Mr. Forbes, Solicitor, Ely-place, olborn, May 17, 18q3. WAR. T o • theOFFICtRS of HIS MAIESTY's ItOYAL NAVY and ARMY.- WIN BURGESS and SON take,this early op ./ portunity in the renewal of War, . to solicit the P a youts 01 their Frienits, the Officers of the Royal Navy and Army, whom they had; the honour of before fitting out. - - Officers going to the Eakt at NVest Indies, or upon a Sta. tionaiy Situation, can be provided regularly with Stores, as Will keep good in any Climate, upon the shortest notice. • Familia in general .are respeafully informed. they have lately iinportegi a tarp; quantity of Parmesan, Gruyer, and Chapziger Cheese,' 1.• reach Moutarde de le, New Salad Oil, Gorgona Anchovies, New French Olivei, Caporrt Westphalia Hams, Rein I)eers Tongues, lac. &a. • Wireehuttsc, ,No., t o 7 , Corner of t h e Sa vo y Steps, Strand, London. - • rELLY AND 13I,ANCHMANCE MOULDS. jOHN GRIFFITHS AND SON, At their Mamthelory. No, ts, New Street, Covent-Carden, d One Dour front King-street, "REG Leave to ,return their .grateful Thanks to i the Nobility, Centry, and Public in general, for the great Encouragement rt hey have experienced, and respettfilliY Inlnrtn- them, that they have made Additions' to their lot.. met extensive and curious Assortment of jelly and IllanelT mange: Curd-Raised Crust, Pie, „Savoy, and •Cassada Calm Moulds, of the greatest variety of Patterns, and in the most fashionable Taste. A large Assortment of Millefleur and bread Cutters ; a c urious Assortment' pt Patties, much . impro ve d ; Double block -Tin Kitchen Furniture, and everruseful and curious Art ticle in Tin, manufactured in a superior Style, and with 'Dipatch. NEW MANUFACTORY. Out TS, PLOWMAN, And SNUGGS, beg leave most respeelfully to present their thanks to the Nobility and Gentry,for their hiO and flattering approbation of the nutheraus and elegtint Articles fur Dress invented by .them'; and as their ambition is to deserve the continuance of the very distiopished •P•atronage they have . already expai- • • eneecl, and having extended their.Manufattory, and, brought it to the highest desree Orperfeelion,-they flatter themselves , to insure success; by.A :constant- and splendid variety of novel andelegant prodinttians for Flishionable , Dress. 'They `also requev the Public to observe, 4iiat their Patent /‘ltnu -I.tacture can be' had genuine - only at their Ware:Roortts, as; 4141 - are Shops' who- sell spurious. arid common Articles, ii;!der the pretence, of being front AO:carts .antl Company's IU factory. • Consisting .tif - Royal Inspertil • Nett, with and without Ailver and Qiiartibtrrys, .Sarsnet, Panlbriat 1l sluts, Italian Sarliat:ts in Gold .and Silver, .StripO t 19 , ed and -•• . I `t , E. An extensile Colleelinn alivery tatick for , Fa. . iies Roir.c intr. ! . Mourning.. • . :No. 1, Ciiml.doi Street, Covent-Gardenk TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLO, Pursuant to an Order otthe High Court•of Chancery, with the approbation of John Wilmot, Esq one of the Masters of the said Court, at the White Minim, in 4,impstichl, in the County of Surrey, on Thu►sday the 2,3 d day nt June next, between the Hours of One and Two in the Atter- roan ; . . f CERTAIN FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES of Pill Li P D ETI LLEN. situate ill the Parish of Linipsticld, in the County of Surrey, consisting of a Dwelling-house, and about . Forty-time Acres of I:technic!, A rablevand Meadow Land, and a Cottage, with about Two Acres of Copyhold Land. • Particulars trtiiy be had (gratis) at the said Master% Cham• hers ' in Sot thampton-building% ,Lcindon ; of Mcssri. Kent and ,de a rs, ClifibrO inn • , Zr. bale Boswell:co mt; at the White hint, L impsficld; at the King's Arm; Wcsterham ; at the White Harti Codstotte; and at, the Kines At 1114, Croy- TO I3E SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr, ABBOTT, At Garraway's, Tuesday the 3 ist inst. rtt TWelve, unless an acceptable offer to JILITCII4SC privately is previously niadc, . A . FREEHOLD ESTATE, a tKNOTN.GREEN, • - xx- LOW .LA Y . vON; Essex, near the: five-htile stone comprising a substantial and elecutt Villa, with suitable Of. 'Stables; Erne Court-yard, Lawn, Plea sure-ground, Garden, in , part WAIIC(I,Crwn-iintts2, G rapety,. Out-building, and rive, Acres of t.xt client Meadow Land:. also a Corhold Garden; Ytird, Out-buildings, alai a aim! I Piece. Of Waste,. lett on Lease to john West, Esq. anti ntiw itt rheocolpatiop of Narsott Walton, Esq. at r,51. .i . -year Mr fourteen years, and S9l. a-year ftir a farther tertn-of tnenty. tivoyears, but of the annual value of rS 1. • • To be viewed , by, permission ,o f ;he upon the days specifi2d in the Tickets, Mtn: my; in had of the A uetiniieer. Particulars rimy he had at: the Pine of Sate; at the Black. bird, Layton; Nag's Halal and Chectuer3, Walthantstoir ; Eagle ' -SnaresbrOok • Brewers . and Whit..! tart,: StVaudford ; Bull,Wanstead ;'* ' Careen Man, rilyton..trin‘: ; White Hart, Clapton• and of Mr: Abbott, NO. a 3, Shepherd's-in:tact, P iccadi I - DR. NQRK.IS's 1)11,0Ps. TN exciting. the Public. Aticntion to these Va . 1. Drops,,an enumeration of particular Cases would be unnecessary ; successfill exp . erience far more tlian halt a century haying sufficiently estibrished- their reputation in the cure dl i evory species at Forel', especially the Yellow or Putrid, for whicb they are eminently diStinguisticd, the Pro prietor, front their. increasing ccleotity, but only tic; i yes the highest gratification, bur is , enahled with - confidence to' re. commend- a trial. of their virtues, the Asthota, inveterate Coug,lis, Scurvy, all impurities ot cl.e hLood, (..:6141s,,Stomach andßowel C.:urnplaints, yield:to ttizir benign, yet powerfulin .thience, and as a salutary cordial in those discomforts attend. ant al:advanced life,notiiing can sinpasstheirbeustigialclieels. The Family Bottle, 21 is.otily to behad af thol lThAws h (S I t ee, Lower Amok .st reet i. o re s yenor-se; ti a it, ~Where It el; s C tires are-delivercd, gratis, awl niers x pert ation is executed. , Smaller butt said wholesale. end rt.taa . by Messrs, Jebonit and Co. and r by Ai '‘7ll4lers eines ; also Dr. •Nctris's: Anfo l diA ti vpiii,Herlebtated - o s , t ,sa t fc and c eftca tine 4MOtritt WY; 1, - iad ac aril:tte ,:Above place*, in. btaa,e,,s, at as. 0(4., ' WATERING Ai+lD-SEA-BATHING' Pi...i.LALS. With Sixty Maps mid \ ' s.. In the Press, and on tit:, 3otil instant- . will be published,' price las; in I)(l4rdS, - .'ilitlltrated with aact, two, and ' three Vievlitir all the principal Places, witn a flan of , well Platte and its Environs, and with Other appropriate Maps, . LL PRACTICAL GUIDE to all the .W.ATER. 1 11. ING and SEA BATHING PLACES; including the usual Tour in Wales, and a concise Description of the Lakes of Cumberland. 'ibis Work contains every species of useful and circuit). xt,ii.sial laortnation relativa to the present vat& of the fol lowing Pl.tees, and their re.ipeaive Neighbourhoods, adapted to thstAse of Visitors an i c i l a o r e r c u a ‘ s y, i g o 4 n t tl Residei ss tt ui s iu3 . ltreinia Abeiyill'Astii , , Matlock Weymouth t . s So vv il d t n n s a e n:ptc7i 'Bath Bognor Brighton, Bristol liotArells,Src. Lyinitagunt Iseignitiouth Irrusithtairs . : Malvern ' l'enhv . . Buxton Cheltenham . Weymouth - Cromer , , . Ramsgate • Worthing ' Eastbourne . Scarborough . Yarinotirli: • Besides: an ITIN ERA kY Of all *the usual. Routes and • . Neat Roads from Loudon, and trans one Place to atiother, interspersed with local Descriptions ;•atulan Appendix con. raining M:hlical Observations on Sea-bathing, and on the Uses, atitC Properties of the various Mineral Waters., Printed for Richard,Phillipi, N0..72, St. Paul's Church yard, and to . he had of the' Booksellers-at all the Watering and Sea-baniing Places. - • • Ot w.hom may he had, by the same Editor, a. The Guido to London, for &Soh price 55. 2. The-Guide to "Paris, tor iSo3, price as: • ' Both otthein illustrated with 4 Vwriety, pt Maps 04 Views.. l I ONDON TU LARGEST AND MOST POPULOUS CITY IN THE WORLD. • • On Monday; May 35th, will he published, A New Edition, correeted to the present Time, illustra'ted with MrLo a large Modern .1-lap iindon,. with another Map of the Environs, and etnbellitlied with several- Views, pth't S 3. bOlind ill tech, 7171-IE PICIVREt. of LONDON . for , 1803 ; being a Pull and Cdrreet Description Or the British Me tropolis,• and of its Vicinity,- and ft Faithful Chide to all'its cutiosities;! Amusements, Exhibitions; Punkt! Inatittniens, ,and whatever is remarkable anti deserving of Notice; with :t great Variety of It seful 'fables, eon taining the liack'ney-coach LiilS of Streets, Inns and Cutt:.:e.hinises; Churches, Public Ottices s Acc, „ 1t it rinpossible, in the tompasi of an Advertisement, to enumerate the great number, of useful . l'opics which are. treated (Ain this small Volatile., but ittnay ,stittiee to observe, that a total . Str3llger May, ' by means or it, :tiocome better acquainted with the Ilritisn Nletropulii in 'n few days, than many thotAsaixis of intelligent.petsiois who nave resideti in it• during many. years - . . • •, Printed for.R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Citureh:yatd, and sold by every Jtookseller hu the United Kingdom; and at - the tear:; (dell the Principi Cuttee4tonsesin'E'bricion. Of whom may be hid, ,hy the same Editor, r. A Guide to the Watering and Sea.:bithingpiltes ; with Sixty Map Sand Views, price : lts'. in 600E4. - . a. A Guide to ,Parts on the Plait the Plante at London,' price is. boti)4 monERN sclinot Rooks, • this Dav was; :o,,blisi t 'cet, • In One clov;ly printed \'Mum; t.l',lo:leeirtio, price .45.:6t1. in hoard. or g;i: bount, LASSICAL ENGLISH . PoE FRY, f'r-the Use of. Schools aild Young PersoiLi, from the hest Authors,:withsoipe original Pieces, , U Di-. NIAV pit ;old M. I?;.4,ATT • With a-Prethce, indieuting the :ever.,l S pecies nt . rhetry, and - their best hiiides or Pririted.for.Richard Yiyllilis, No. 71, St. Paul's yard ; and sold, by Wltsho teal Spence, 1 / 9 rl; ; Li. 11.1hatet'l il;:linsborought 'and by alt other DI whoth may h. had the undermentioned valuable and standard Saool-boolost t. Maven's, Itritish Ncpt , s, price is. 6d,. 2. Ditto's Natural tiistory, prke st. 3. - Scledion froin,Plutareh's Lives, 4s.'6d. 4. ---** -Ditto's Universal plice.r7s. 6(.1 ' i• Ditto's IntproVed gOtlittgll_(?ol:, price is. 6d, v. Ditto's loinau fiivoryi yob 1S:;. 3afi 7. t.)ittial's Grecian tilshoy, vnls. ivs. An d 7s; S. 1)r. Grcgory'a Elements of a. Polite, Education, pkice is. 9. Dr. -Watkins's Universal Biographical and Histwical Dte.iihuary, 011 e large volume, Byo.. prit.e.toN, tw. Dr. Watkinsl3 scripture Biography, 11 Mr, ltving's Elements:of Conipo;ottint, price . _ 45. 6d. hound,. 12.. Geography for the Schott's. on a hieW, popular, and f.%seivating Pion, ill ustra tca %%1 h Sixty beautitul Litgray. ingst•brthe Rev. J.- C;01(16111411 1 . 05: bOalai An linty cr munur , n i Geottrirrilq, - on a Nall enti rely new,. with Ai. ps, by the Rev..)., GrAilsaiit pfice • 14.,1 $ ottr ) tar Childien, by .41izis Aikill. P. 64, 1;6..11411e Stories,, courainitn `all the ttioSr inleresT kt M Hil l'ofts itig t lre Old and New .Teatatnenti printed iii a large type, au! do;ukAteti With I $l. aive palck4 Pi-u Y 41 4. Pit" - 44 ! , TO. BE SOLD BY Apc NON, By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, On the Premises, Twinsted-Mall; near Halstead, Essex, liy Order •of the Executors, Some tittle inIULY, After the Sale of the Eststes, AMOST eXceilen c Assemblage of HOUSEHOLD VR NITUR E, beaUtiful Col leetion,,of Antique aruf Nlndem China, tine Lin'en, large Connterpabes and lAiiipoes, rt capital Time. l'iree„ in n superb burnished gold Case, India Tbilet, rose.-wood and ivur,t . I sent torcs, Cainese Figuros, in };Dolt "preservation nine v.iliiibie Mahogany Library hook-cases of tine 'wool Day Cl NI-ifirigadY,G.ses Dials, a `.I ripod'of code% Manufaelory, hanikoh - ic mabieWine-C:St:l - iis,, rna.s• a Gig and Harness &e. , the propert Sir ARI ES MAR RIOT l' - , Deceased . , Late Judge of the II Court of Adintralty, &c. The Furniture compri , .;•••, Four-post, Tent. and Conelt- B e d stea d s , with iin K CilintZ, Cotton, Dimity, and other Fiir- MtitNs,:aud WindOw-Curtains to correspond ; prime sz . 4orted Moose and Down Feattter Beds, • MattraMieS, .stil)erfine large lankeh, exi client Cabinet-Ns/96c, in - WA* ' robes, douhle and single Chests of Drawers, Conurindel, Itufean4, Dining,' Card; Pembroke 'r:Oles, Sidttsuard ntaitog,toy and japanned Chairs, anti Saas; . 11f1-114,9‘; -fowl, and Sattinet Sekrs, largi! Pier 'and Dressing Classe.4, l'ire,Scgeen, Turkey, :is, ;11.;t'Wiltan Carpets, ;I c4l- tat Oak' Mangle, Stoves, Kitehen Requisites ot every dour- ' intuation, k. &c. ' • . , . eAy b yiewett three days previous to the Sale, when C - t4logues may b 4 11,:i of tiie E xct:utor:i, the Rev. Robert Grai, at Twnisteil . ..4l.lll ; nod 41r. 6lerldoworoft, No. 6ifloinorn. ( =own, Graf's ;fin ; on the Premises ; at the. Geof}:r, 11.06 - ttob istitt Ctown, Sudbury ; White 114 rt, liiamtiera Chelmsford ; Cob', Cartthticigv ; Yo,k 11,Itor. BruNe.stteet, tilackfrt4it ; i.eht of mr. stuaticwort;l, No. 17 twin- h the R9yi)l E.7tchauge, LIVE and "-- 7D A l 4 t * : :end CI, A14.71iN • UTENA drc. , • • SOLD 13Y AUCTION ; By Mr; SIIIU I . TLEWORTH, slime time in JULY NEXT, On the ,Prernihrs, Twinstuct I lall, near Ilttliteatl, Etsot o After the Sale of-the Ehtates, • Order o; the li:Kt.ntrroAs, 'TINE valeabit: mid .very wiefui • Live anti' 1101,1 Steck, l irtT;lg Utertol.4 (. 4 ,itrden Took, ,two hi;nt taut jYtot.vek4,- aud the fircyerty 'of Sir s:tmel deeeaseti, Lac judge of the , High . Court of Atunirl:v, itte. &C. The Live St ock consilts of ten fi ne strong draught 1,,r, c) , two promising Colts, 6fry-rnic Sheep, forty Larfltgi s And tit Ore Pigs, Potiltty, S;)atoels, Pointers, Zoe, The Dead' Stock &C. Sec. comprises tkVO capital Road. Waggons, art excelledt-llarv'eq ;on; tw o Cat. riCsei, one Town Cart, Wice 'rUllibielS, and two.4 - 1-tair Carts, Ploughs, '1 Laro,ws, a four-toot stout Iron Lioul-rol ler, Oak ditto, • I”irrt -hakes, all descriptions 61'J - taints!, ;slid lin plements .of 4 lushandry, Meadow and Clover flay, a soul! parcel ot'Hops, Wheat,. Outs, litaley, kis;ans, and other Seetis ; a loge quantity of oat: anti Elm Tiarber4 in blocks, Ficxiting hoards; Scairuiding s new Gare - s,,Po4ts, :sod Ladders, Fice.woofi, raggots,-Stc. variety of Ciiipenters' assort 'tient of Garden Tools,. Mrton.. tramei, Il.rtul Lights, IND. awl Softe Icgtiers, Cttirtert Sears, 64e. Nlay tic viewed three $ previous to the Silt, when Ca... talogues nosy be had of the 11xecutor5, the Rev. "Robert Cr)), Tkvin,tod-Hsll, Mr. Meddrawctufr, Holborn:c.ourr. Gljv's iiin ; on the PCCIIII*Cai ai the 'ccuty,e, Hoirei4l: Kase an..l Crowo, Sudbury ; Who, ►tot, ilranutce ; Boy, Chelmsford ; ittki Lkni, ; 'York .1-tuttii Bridq-strect, illaddriars ; -and ul Mr. Shuttlowurth, Nra. 17, ,4ustin