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I ~:t 1 , 41; "..1; I NUMBER 3345.) _ ~;=. , • : . THEATRt-IZOYAL, CbVE4T-GARDEIC ~ TO -MORROW EVENING, • June 9, Stol l u o , j ill .i b N e , pe ß r u lir i le4 ; , Or, AN-ENGLISHMAN': Fnmstrit. The Principal Characters by, • Mr. LF.WIs, • Mr. MURRAY,- Mr. FAWCLTT, Mr. JOHNsTONE,., ''. Air. 11. )01iN5TON, Mr: BLANCHARD, Mrs. H. CIDDONS, Mt.. DAVLNPORT. And Airs. H. JOHNSTON. To which will be andzci, THE REVIEW i. • . . Or t ,, THE WAGS OF WI NDSOR. On Saturday, Family Quarrels,. with The ;Irishman in London. A PArt.:L 1..C151.T BooKED 7th of list, at AheSviat) %vita Two Necks, Lad. Line, London, directed to Mt. • VV. - Harris, tW 7, Trinity-street, Bristol, and supposed to be sent by a %v....in', Conveyance. . . IV noever will bring or give Information of the same to said Mr. Harris, or M. Win. Vilatti s Nu. .4,A.;ray'. 4 ,5 Inn-square, Lontiol.. shall receive a Reward of GUINEAS.FLVE N. B. It contained Deeds and Papers which can be of no use to any Person but the Owner. _ AS GEORGE R IGHT e • .1 , , of Chatham, in ihrt Comity of Blacksinith, stan3 charged with unLtoffully having in his possession. anti , con;ialit , g a quantity or Copper * Bolts and Sheathing, being Naval Stores, the pr. pi.rty of ifs Majesty, and marked with the Broad Arrow, and has absc.ondul groin jpstice : Whoever shall apprehend, Or give such informatiln to !qr. Bicknell, of Spnag.garden Terrace, London, Solicitor of tit,: Admi. ralty, as shall be the means of apprehenling the s,i.l George Wraight, shall receive a Reward of Twenty Pounds trum the said Mr. Bicknell. N. B. 'The Said George Wraight is about 47 years of 'age, about s feet 8 inches high, very stout, and corpulent, d ar k eyes and complation, ta ll faced, short hair, straight and dark, and is well known at Dartford. . • • - -- MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.--- Vi:iIIEREAS many . L4tlies and Ge nt l emen fre v • (went!) , sillAr great pecuniary inconvenience- fmm .;, Want of knowing some respectable channel through whose Sue .:t am they may be accominotlated with tempoinry or perma. tent Sums of Money,. all Persons in posig.ssion of incomes arising from Freehold, Copytiold, tip Le'seh6l4 Estates, in Land or 'limes, Money nt the, Funds, Kern Charges, Mar. ridge Settled,onts, Widows. joinfures, Annuities, Patent Places,. Clergymen's Livings, or any .other certa:n Income for Lite, may be Supplied with n . i.npniury or perm mem • SUIII3 Of :Money to any amount, by paying an adequate Alt. Inlay interest for the same, redeemable imy tin_ at their own option, The Nobility and Gentry of known property, : . ;hay be 4Ccotni/IOdAtC4 on their pers&nal security. Persorial iptilications Will.be:received every day till Three Veloeic., ;oaf Letters Inert , Corresputi&nt3 in Town , or Country (post-paid) will be iminAliately answered, addressed to MeSSIIi. liarris , ittiti CO, at their Annuity Bank, No. , 9, Great Seiffolk.street, Charing-Cross'. ANNUI'IIES REDEEMABLE. •. TENT Veils Pneaase will be immediately given fur Annuities undeniably. secured upon Freehold, eopytiold, or liii,w; Leasehold rotates, where the Parties have -., an 4bsoliiie interest, and on which (by reason of the p.eitsitte , • of the times) Money cannot be obtained upon l‘lortgage. And, elan Years' Purchase will likewise be given for An. vines tar young Lives, secured on the like Property, or on alley itt the Funds, where the Parties have only a Life in fest. in either case, the Grantors wial.have 'the power at . Tedeeming'the sante. 4polv , personal ly, or by Lotter, to Mt. King, at his Paw, • , ' 14 °. If, Ito -street, A,dslphi. . !Avivln PINK DYE FOR STOCKINGS. .61-ICKMAN,' Superfine Colour Pre arer .to tis t , :ajesty and Princesses, 1)t the Sign o lthe Blue Coe Boy. *No. 362., Oxtord.strcet, near the Pantheon, most respe:_tfullY ucits leave to inlbrin the Public in general, that his Liquid fink bye ter silk Stockings has met alt mover a4l approoaticri by every person that has used it ; and owing to the superiority and b4auly 'of this most valuable Liqmid have inntwed others to imitate an Artielein'bottles like unto tne Public arc therefore cautioned to be ,particular that none are ilinuine but what are wrapped up in a List of the Arock, and stamped on the bottle with the words Ott; inae Inventor, and ail others are injurious to the St "kintis • - •Sold in Bottles 41 33. each. with proper direc. tions. Lik ewise his beautiful Dye for restoring the original brilliancy ao laded Nankeens. • 'Day 1803. I to theOFFICERS offili %VAß MAI ESTY's ROYAL NAVY 'did ARMY. TOHN " BURGESS and SON take tlii3 early op. portuntty,, in the retiewal. or War; to solicit the favours 01 . their Friimds, the olthxrs of the Royal Navy and Army, viltem they ;had the honour of before titling out. • Officers hying to the Last or West Incite.), or upon a Sta. tionary Situation, can be proVided regularly with Stores, as will kegj, good in any Climate, upon the shortest notice. Faini les in general ate respectfully informed, they have iately imp orte d a large quantity of Parmesan, Gruyer,• and Cluipziger - Clleese„ French Attoutarde de Maille„ New 'Salad Oil, Gorgon 4 Anchovies t New. French Olives, Capoot Ca- Westphalia HaMsn; Riin Deers Tongues, &c. &c. • Warehouse, No. 107, Cotner of the Savoy Stein, Strand, London. • • ' IJK I:SS is 'tone ur tic vartentS FtWent-nIA Mut '0,...,110.3: to the Art 61 Pleasing "—Vide Chesterfield's Letters. MAGASIN de N . J .. UVRAU 1 ES, for Gentle men's ,Dress, Ladies' Riding Habits l, Pelistes, Great Xnats, are. No. 10, New Bond.strect. I.lic Gentry are resioceliu I I). intentiett, that a New Article is pre pared for Biding Habits fur the present Season, very light, pleasant, and nurable, and made up in the best and most fashionable inAtahr, troll Two Guineas to Two QUirken . and a Hatt the liatl4 cf:mplete, particularly well calculated for Lathes learni4 ro I Inc. Habits of stipvrtilw Ladies' Cloth, of the newest Colours, and likeivise Black, Blues, and mixt Cassimeres; which are extremely pluasant, and elastic. Habits of either, male up to a superior style, at Vive GUineaireao, Ready. tritiney. - Ggiitlesiten's light Sumines codts, for Mornirtg ur After- Won, of line Caininneres, irr a variety of Colours, made up in tile beat anci,mOst fashionable Manner, at Two G unicai and a Hair • A variety a Waistcoats, of the newest Patterns' for the Si4;ison; Fine' Cloths, Enibroiderca Suits for Court Uni torins,, arid every tashionabie A rticle,of Dress, Ina& up at a few hours notice, lt such i:kir and reasonable prices as will be fotiod a considerable saving, and particularly to . those 9entictnen wno chuse to pay Ready-Money. -I ` So n►Uch' kw Dress, winch 1 maintain to be a' thing of consequence. in the I. 4 olite World:"—Vicle Chesterfield's 141st Letter. No. 1, 3, New Boor!-strot. . 1 - ) ibE. 4 ot ISES the .— URETHRA, Mitt Certain - COM. - I. 4 PLAINTS. AS Soi' Proprietor of , DARAN.'s Celebr ated l ~ Ut Dl CAT qD BO UGI ES acid REMEDIES; Mr. U It intOrms. the , Public, that he Mity, as usual, be consulted daily from rune to three, at his. h ouse,. No. 6, Fritli-saret Soho, on Caves of St rieluret; G !cots, 'Mame. lions, a:4. as well as Debility, and every Disorder where se cre4 V) VUelltiid a requisite, that Mr. D. has provided a spacious' lions; that every Patient may be introduced in a seyarate Apartment. Mr. D. has for ninny pears confined himself' to that department of Surgery, and trona este:wive I ' r4 ebee, and tin! most Battering success, he is cnabled to 't /11 ' r ilitthod of Curer Mild, eilicacions,, requiting con. alfieincilt or restraint in d iet, and ‘Vhich preVenrS possibility ii relapbe: .I'ettOtlF in 'the. Country stating their cases fullY n 4 Leiter, enclosing a 11. or 21. Note, will have - PlT:per ri• tilics scot to the amount. l or ••• the Various symptoms, *c. see-Mr. Dufont's.Treatitie ° 4l fete abuil: Complaint% i'ricc 26. 6d. sth edition. , 1~ T E SUN. WE D N ESDA Y, SUNS 8, .zBo3. ROMAN GALLERV, Duke:street, St. James's, opposite York-house, Piccadilly. 1r HE PROPitth.TOR, anxious to testify his gra titude to the numerous Amateurs, and the Public in general, who have favoured his Collettion with their Pre sence, and soliciting their further Favours ; Patronage, and Support, begs to inform them that he has added so his Cot ledion several other Pidtures, Ancient Medals, Antique Gents,'Natural Curiosities, and'two B E AU TI FU I. CAR V. INGS'in Ivory, executed in a, initnner not to be conceived, but by knowing them to be the Performance of the divine Michel Angelo. The two fine Landscapes, by Claude Lor raine, art now so placed as to give an opportunity to the Amateurs, of admiring the sublime manner ~of tingling of that celebrated Arti3t. N.B The Proprietor continsies to treat for the Sale of his Pit - tures, Ste. by Privato Contniit. A.priittance (toe Shilling, from Ten to Six. • ROPOSALS 14.4 a CON LINE, on a new Prin ciple, by the. Establishment oftile Annuities. increas. lug by Survivorship, and a Division of the whole Sum there by raised among the ultimate Survivors. At the desire of 4evcral Persons, who approve of the Prin. 'ciples of this Plan, it is proposed, instead of prolonging the term of Division till there are only five Survivors in each Class, to have a certain period fixed on, namely, fifteen years from the ist day of August, tBe3, when the. Division I.:shall take place among the Persons whose Nominees shall be iii existence at that time., This will be a great acconimoda. tion :loth- to Persons advanced in life, and to Parents having young Children. In the lormer ease, when elderly survive, the accumulated 'Sum. the) receive may be laid ont in the purchase °fan Annuity, during the reinainner of their hires. In the latter case, when Children survive, the Su s m that accrues to them, will of service in assisting their establishment in Business. In other reeds the Plan re. mains as originally proposed. SKETCH OF. THE PLAN. i 0 ri. ginal P rice An nual Pay inent tor each Share. A n n dal Pay ment for eat h C lass Sumslb be ulti mately divided among all the Sur vivors iu eaat Class. on the Ist of August 1813 of Shares. Age. FIRST CLASS. S Lives under 1 2 to years, S • SECOND CLASS Lives from ie to ao 4. 4 rars, THIRD CLASS. rives of 20 And C. 4 upwards X • 15,000 lo w coo S , OGO Total 300 1 t , The tnnual Par vivqrship, and beet'. inter 1200 30,000 ment or 41. per Share, increases by Sur.. )roes *more considerable as the Lives drop For . further Particulars, enquire of Messrs. Edwards. Templer,. and Co. Stratford-place; Messrs. Walpole and Co. Loinhard-street ; Messrs. Winter and Kaye, 'Solicitors to the Togitine, 2.9, St. ; and lohn. Spottis wooile, Esq. Sacitvilk-stieet, Piccadilly, Lokkin. HUNTIN:;OONStiIk.b.. TO BE, PEREMIVORI L SOLD.BY AUCTION, By.: 4 llo's*rs. - JENKINSON and LOVELL, On Friday the 'tenth Day of June, 1803, at the Fountain Inn, in riuntingdon, between the Hours of Four and Six in the Atternoon subject to such Condition s o f S a l e as will be then proau,:en, NIAMION-HOUSE, with Double Coach-huu4e, good sublet., and other convenient and extensive Out-Office: and Gardens, situate at Godmanches la, in the ..aid County, together with it Close of, rich Pas ture G mum* opposite the House. GoduidliChester to situate of i the great North Road, One We from Huntingdon, Fourteen from Cambridge, and Fitty-eight from London, adjoins the Navigable River Ouze, and a Pack of Fox-hounds are in the NeighbOurhood.' The above Premises arc now in the Occupation .91 Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson. Further l'Articulars may be had of Messrs. ' Price and . Browne, Lincoins - Itin, London, the Auctioneers; and ' of 'Messrs.Mauld and Sweeting, Huntingthin. of each 'C .0. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION", By Mr. ABBOTT, At Garraway's, on Saturday, June 18, at Twelve, - unless an acceptable otter 'to purchase privately is previously made, A . FREEHOLD ESTATE, at KNOT"s- GREEN, 1 --- 1; LOW LA 2ToN, Essex, 'near the atone; comprising a substantial and elegant Villa, with .suitable Of fices, Coach:houses,-Stables, Fore Court Yard, Lawn, Plea sure-ground, qartien t in part walled, Green-house, Grapery, Out-building, 'anti five Acres of excellent Meadow Ladd; alp a Copyhold C.:ardeu, Yard, Out-buildings, and a Small Piece of Waste, lett on Lease to John West,' Esq. anti now in the occupation of Pearson Waltcui,:Esq. at 551. a- yearfot fourteen years, and 591. a-year for a.tarther term of twenty live years, but of the annual value of t tot. To be viewed by ,permission of the Tenant upon the Days 'specified in the Tickets, which may be had of the Auctioneer. Particulars may netyrd at the Place of Sale; at the Black bird, Laytim ; Nag's Head and Chequers, WalthainstoW; Eagle, Snaresbrook ; , Brewers and White Hart, Woodier(' ; Wanstead ; Green Man,. Laytopstone ; White Hart, Claptou ; and ot•Mr. Abbott, No. 21, Shepherd's-market, Piocadilly. . RELI EF fOr the - Aft'l ICTED with. RUPTURES, a te . As all Ruptures are dangerous, a n d o ft e n P rove fatal when negleited, - or ill-treated by those ignorant of the Complaint; and obserying, from long experience, that .very - few Makers, Sellers, or Venders, know how to make, fit, or apply a Tru ss tv Filch every Person's - case, so as to re n der the afilided that benefit they ought to recoiVe, but on the contrary,, i 3 often the instigation of the Complaint being made Much wor s e ; therefore, J. WV, N0:43,, lean. street, Soho, recuirsmeirls. to the notice of those alllietedr. his New.invented PATENT ELASTIC TRUSSES, for the Relief and - Cure of Ruptures ' of every sort in either Sex, hehig superior and far exceed any ever yet made, hav ing one, two, three, and four different motions of elasti. city, according to the nature .of the Case..asul state ot 'the Complaint, yielding to the movement of the Body with tlfe greatest facility, forming lit its compressure a convect pland, or a concave convexity, compressing and comprising the al tlided.parts at oneand the same time, being well adapted for a Cure, with his advice and mode of applying them, He can, from his anatomical ' .and mechanical knowledge, keep up thd most difficult Ruptures, where all others hav e failed. cusses covered, Mended, and unproved. COLICAVV Trussei for Navel Ruptures, and- corpulents, the hest ever made. Also two great and very useful mveinions, one forthe Falling of tile .Uterus, the ,other ter Prolapsus And, like. Advice gratis. Where may he had, price is. his very useful little Treatise on the above . Complaints, and Children's Deformities, en. titled, Plain and'uscful Instructions for the Relief and Cure of Ruptures 4c. This is particularly reconunanded to all Parents' and Nurses, as it ,ecntains advice reSpeAtinttrorMseiVe4 and friends, as well 4 roost:afflicted with Ruptures, as being well worth their perusal,. • N. B. PersonS iesiding at distance or in the Country, by addressing a line us above (post mitt), may . have a Pittlphlet of Truss sent them to any place. The Pamphlet will t* sinevatis • faelhforitiation, with or withaut .- Truss (gr The ROI/tired Poor awl Charitahle Institutions aro accommodated. with proper TfUSsLui ott guy terms, • Advice gratis.. TO THE BRAVE. DEFENDERS OF THIS COUN ' TRY. This Day was published, price only 6d. PHE SOLDIER'S COMPANION ; containing Instruelions for the Drill, Manual and Platoon Exer cises, ornamented with Eighteen engraved Figures. Pnnted at the Minerva Press; and sold by Cnapple t , Pall- Mall ; Richardson and Asperne, Royal Exchange ; and H. D. Symonds, Paternoster row, in the Press, and speedily will be eubli s i te d. R EFLECTIONS on the CAUSES of the PRE. SENT RUPTURE with FRANCE. By fOHN ADOLPHUS, Esq. F.S.A. Printed for I. Hatthard, Piucadilly. ; of whom m.ty he had, an extensive Assortment of the most esteemed and popular Publications. ----- This day Was published, in' Volume Odevo, price zos. 6cl, in o,...irds, THE HISTORY of the INSURRECTION o f the COUNTY of WEXFORD, A. D. 1798; includ ing an Account of Trinsattions ,preceding that Event; with an Appendix, CillbClil6llCd with a Map of the County of Wexford. - Ely EDWARD HAY, Esq. Member of the Royal lush Academy. Dublin or the Author; and sold by Cuthell and Martin, Mithile f thw, Holborn, London, .Thit Day was published, price 45. bd. in bosicis, ~vitit Plows' N IN TROOUCTION to .F,LECTRICI l'Y £l, and GALVANISNI, with Cases shewing•their effects in the cure of Diseases; to which is added, a Description of Mr. Cuthherison's Plate Electrical Machine. By I CARPUE, Surgeon, Bcing the Substance of LeCtures delivered to his Anatomical Class. Sold by A Phillips, Great Russell-street, Covent Gar den; Longman ;incl Rees, Paternoster-row ; Cation and Davies, Strand. 'rills Day was published, . In One Volume; °Clay°, Price ss. in board A NEW ANATOMICAL NOMENCLA. 1 TURK, relating to the :fern's which are expressi9e of Position and aspect in the Animal S.ysteni. . • By jOilN BARCLAY, M. 1.). Leauter on Anatomy, and Honorary Member Of the It oyai Physical Society, Edinburgh.' Printad for Longhtaii and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row ;. and Ruits and Blackwood, Ealinbursll. Ot"Whoin iiniy be had, just,publislied, 'Observations On Crural Hernia:. To which is prefixed, , A•General Account' of the other Varieties of Hernia. By Alexander Munro, jun. M. U. F. R. S. E. illustiated by Seven Plates, price 75. 6d, in hoards. This Day was published. 7 In Bvu. price tis. in bonds, A VINDICATION of th e GENUINENESS of the ANCIENT BRIT-ISII POEMS of Aneprin, TAtiesin, LlywarcirFien, and Mealtlin, With Specimens of the Poems. - By S. TURNER, F. A.S. London : Printed Tor E. Williams, Bookseller to the Duke and DurchessOf York, and Successor to Mr. Illarnire, No. t t, Strand ;- and sold by Messrs. Longtn:►u and Rees, Paternos. ter-row. • Where may be had, just published,' • • Cambrian Biography, by W iiliaui Owen, F. S. 71, 6d, in boards. V indication !if the Cele!, Svc.. ss, in boards. This Day was published, handsomely printed Eby Iluliner, 40:town Octavo, price 7s. h.hircls, POEMS. By PETER I3AYLEY, junior, Eq. lirintedlor William Miller,. Old liond-street. Also,. j ust published, price 3s inboards, !epigrams, in Two lioOks, by Wm. Barnes Ithocies - This Day was published, in One Volume Small Octayo, Price 7s. in hoards, POEMS from riii PORTUGUESE 4* CA. MORNS, with Remarks on his Life and Writings. ' By, LORD VISCOUNT STRANGVORD. Printed tor lames csrpenter, Old liond=strect. HORRORS.OF. PERKWISM. . This Day was publishad, , pricels. 6d. "eweil . , A POE I'ICAL PETITION against. GALVA -1 .31k. NISING - TRUMPERY, and .the PERKINISTIC Ihi strivuTtol.. In Four Cantos. Addressed to 'the Royal College of Physicians. 13y CHRISTOPHE R . CAUSTIC, M. D. LL.D. A. SS. Fellow of the Royal Collegeof Physicians Aberdeen, and Honorary Member of Nineteen very learned Societies. Sold by T. punt, l'aternoster..row, and I. Ginger, N 0. 1 9, Piccadilly. This Day was published; price is . the Third Edition of 2 A L TREATISE on RAZORS. Ey. BENJAMIN KINGSBURY, Razor:Maker. In the Monthly Review tin' May, 1798, page tr 4, this little Work. was noticed in the following terms : • 4 , We pave readihia Treatise with interest, and 'with plea sure. It is well worth the 4atention of the Public." . Sold by the • Author, at No. to, St. iatnes's-street.; and by H. D. Symonds, .Paternoster-row. AMBITION O FRANCE. • This Day wa puhlishetl,, Price hti. or 3s. per Dozen, A Few FACTS to skew the AMBITION of. FRANCE, and her lato attempt against our Rights, uttered to Brain's who delight in Liberty, and know the value of their Constitution, Printed for fain Stockdale, No. ts;, Piccadilly. Of whom npy be had,' -price only 2s. The Correspothlen*between Great Britain and France on the late Negotiation.. •To which arc acticil, His Majesty's Declaration•and the Preliminary .and Definitive Tresties Pe.ce. Also, price rs. Part 11. 'of the above Correspon. dence, as laid before Parliament front 2oth May to Ist lune inclusive. DE VELN,irs PILLS, a Sweetener of the Illpod. rrO those who are, afilitteti with the Scurvy, J. Scorbutic. grilpticHl Si LePrnsy, and other Disorders ; arising tram impure Blood to those likewise whose Consti. tut ens have been impairer!impairer! by the injudicious administration of Mercury; to those whose puerile indiscretions have 4I ready given birth to Disease, or sown the seeds of Debility ; and particularly to .those who, being married, or alt the eve of marriage, arc liable to entail corruption oh their posterity, it must be a Minter of ri..l small consolation to retied, that svlien all other Medicines have failed, DE VELNO's .VEqE TABLE PI LIS may confidently be 'relied on, as the most powerful Alterative, Piirifier, and Sweetener of the Blood, At this Season of the year, a Sweetoner of the Blood' has ever been deemed necessary, and it is even recommended by the Faculty as a wise precautionary custom; the advantaKes, therefore, of ethillfleliCll4 an early course of De VCIIIO'S on account of thei r efficacy, safety,. pleesantness of Opeiat ion, and convenience (requiring .no confinement or restraint in diet) Must be self-evident to every Impartial person. It has also been ascertained, by ample experience, that these Pills are the best Auxiliary during the Practice of Sea Bathing, the advantages of which are limited to the-surface of the body, unless some 'Mild Alterative, capable of eer reaing the properties of the Blood, be taken at the same Prepared and sold, in boxes, price 4f.. 6d. Or six,,hoxes in Gee, price 11. as, by the Proprietor, J. Pi.dding, - formerly Surgeon in the Army, at his Werehote:e NO. 75, Oxford 'street, opposite the. Pantheon • aiso by Mr. Golding, P m erfuer, No. 42, Conduit ; 'Tuft, Royal exchange; But her, No. 4, Cheau,side Shaw and lidiv3rds, No. 66, St, P.sul's Church. } - 4- 7 (1. ; Ward, No- 3 2 4, ; S;vitme.v, No. 2 ; and by all Printers, Booksellers, and Vetaters of Medicine throughout the kingdom; but all other Pills, arc. as.urning mum:mine inotwithet4n.ling they maY 4 peinpuu.ly atiyerti4ed its rite most hissighty j.trsorq t are futile Pr e p arat i ons and gr ossu .i nie ' s z si fr u with red ink b y t h e so l e Propriott4, J. Piditung, no. 76, x. ford-ktact. C• 600 ~..,..:00477-1,^1:,_.,......_. :7:::::..';...:::ri‘,.....::: ..) }76 s i t 4 trrieil *I ' VZ , 1 ' 1 , 1 r... . ''' ' . : 1 4 r . , ';' ; . ,,..:411.t., lez• , ...t, o'4 ;:i. ‘ hej i r W - t 1 E.... "1: ? 4, (PRICE SrXPENCEb LAND TAX RbONIIIP 1 1 . HIS A147E611.' 1 : 6011111114'SIONE RS fir the AFFAIRS of fAxEs hereby give Notice, That or the .z4th de e r' of "'wee next, the trelelvKre in the Redemption of, Lan..l lair seven V. the 42 tiro. 111. Cap. 116. 10 Prepriftorl aof others having an Interest 47 lfitater vital expire after flat pert.,( the Land Tar remaining Unredeemed 1 4 ill he Sold to av Pew:4 4 &Jeri/7g to-purelase the sam:', and will &emote lx the hands of the Ptirrhaser an ablolate l'ee Farm Rent,. reemierable Rftr - t. Witb a view to faeilitate the Red,mptiort of the Land Tax, a Litt of the Clerks to the Cornonissionert for Sale of the La .4 Ta.r, With their plates of residence, (to robot" appliratio.e simtfil.l be matte by loose proposing to !edam) Is rtellolaea. Any bother information Tubirn Parties may require, tuiii hr 41Treled rpote placation at the Laxd Tax Register Office, No. 9, lancoln's.hos. By OrdNe of tie Board, 1114111180 P WINTER, Setretal, Cfrfitls to Commisdatert Joe Sale of Lard Tax. Theed Pearce Bedford john Blandy Reading ;Aclon Chaplin Aylesbury' Xing Inhn liagger- Cambridge stone C.. flantilten John Wallis R. Mounsey Thomas Cox R. Fairs, jun. 'l'. Bartlett, jun. S. Castle John It!ssopp Win. Stevens Samuel Nicholas H. (;rovcr ohn Magic . F. Claridge - Baldwin R. Cooke R. ClitheroW COUNTIES. R KS iD ZAVS. Bedford Berks Bucks Cambridge Chester Corn iva I L Cumberland Derby Devon Dorset Du awn Essex Gloucester Hereford ert tOrd Huntingdon Kent Lancaster Leicester Liiwolu —Lindsey Division Kesteven and Ho!. land Middlesex Chesterlyudmin Carlisle Derby. Exeter. Wareham Dort Waltham Abbey Cirencester Leo Minster Hemet Ilempsteati Huntingdon Sevenoaks Liverpool Leicester Homcii)tle 13. Cheales S lexica D. 1-linley Sessions. house s C lerkeu wol 20, hoc h u r. b-street Soho-square City of London,tec. Adam I. lellicoe City and 1.1b4-rty of Lambert Fowler We:itniinster Monmouth Alexander !ones Norfolk John Trmwharcl Northampton W. 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Dornoch CAitillTes4l W, Brodie Caithness 'Elgin •.%s Forres Par. outr, Elgin CI ickmannan lohit Jameson Clackinannatl Ross - A. - M•Kenzie, jun. Scotsburn Edinburgh auidington Dense Sd eburgli tilkirk Peebles Latiark 1) tt m fries wigtottn K ircuttbrlght LARGE and ELEGANT HOUSE, near 11.1.11-1. TO BE LETT, UNFURNISH4L) for a Term of Years, T HAT Modern built, Elegant, and Convenient HOUSE (the Property of Dr. Parry ~) . lately occuied by Fearon Bourke, Esq. 4itti4te. on SUMMER HILL, a tew mitiutcs walk from the Royal Crescent, and no fit for iminediaLt reception • together with a large Gan en abo v e the House, w e ll cropped, and stocked with choicest Fruit Trees in full hearing and N•rteaion, and one Shrubbery, tic. lightfulty laid out im Shady Serpentine Walks. The Premises are so known, and celebrated for the beauryof the situation, as to requ i re n o f urther description. For Price, please ro apply to Mr. flora, No. g, john-street, liath:. Letters must be post-paid. PUBLIC aie re . at . . r d uy In orate that the'Rev. WM. BARCLAV's MEDICINES, as un der, are.to be hail genuine -only at the 14 s taboratory, No. a 3. s Belford -street, Covent-garden. The Rev. Wm. 113N:in's celebrated SL' ECI I , IC, certified by many Persons of 1:.u..; to 1,0 au immediate relief in the Most paintui, introxy,,nis (if the UDC% T. Sold in Bottles each, and is. Duty. The Rev. Win. Bar,. lay's SO. I,V PST, for the Cur e o f t h e sTo hi E.—The late ;Justly cetelsi . .tml Anatomist, John liun. ter,.r.sq. was, sis conv owed of this Medictne being an absolute Cure for that most dicadhal Disorder, that he recommended it in the frioSt strenuous manner some Mae previons to his death. Sold in Bottles Wes. each, and . is. Duty. The Rev. Wet. Hatelay'4 OILY ENIRROQATION for the Gout, Rlmisnatisio, .4e. an outward application. Inva. riably successful in the relieforthosolsaintui Disolderb. lit Domes ins. each, ahl is. Piny. The Rev Wm..itaraay'sVOLATl LE NERVOUS COR DIAL DROPS. In Nervous Cases; these'celebratell Drops have never been found to tail. In . flottles las. each, and Ditty. Tr o: hi•gh;enci distingtikhed tetitimonies in favolir of rho abavr of „t vAimbie tiedititte,s, are rao n.oncrona t and jik rnAny in; , :.n,t;es ton ticlivate for pubhe iw;ertion TliC Rev. Mr lintr. - i‘q 11.0, however; obtaincti unts , ion to make kuowo. stiti ev , :o to tea.:r to 'wary fVu le,nen Ana by w , orn, anti in winisc Fainavii tit. %) livitirtivt . h, that they are, What lie indiv.iaia them to be, absolute cote tor tlio o giongr a l Disor4u. 4.,;. • „y ..