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~'; ~ .~t I r",r, Ed fAti3 - 744V* ~y i://trmos,\,•• • ifiT fa .a..Xi f v /P ,;!;3L. :-.4l •Vit , 2:t •,tk ...."- „ ~,., ~1 . 1- :. f' 10”---. :?.%'. 1 7.,,1':;', ' . , . 4 . % ) .if! ;41 . , 4 •..a ,ii ~~ t' S N. i 1 NUMBER 3613.) THEATRE-ROYAL, DRUB Y-LAN E. , b..MORROW EVENING, April 1 7. 4, 180 will be perfor me d a new Comedy. in Five Ads, called THE SOLDIER'SDAUGHTER. • The Charaders by Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. POW ELL, Mr. POPEI._ Mr. RUSSELI„ Mr. COLLINS, 'Mr. CAULHELD, Mr. cHATTERLy.- Mrs. lORDAN, Mrs. YOUNG, • - Miss H. KELLY, M. SPARKS, ,triat Mrs. SCOTT Mrs. MADDOCKS• -vatit.ll The Epilogue to bespoken by Mrs. JORDAN: W Il.s - - •i :` THE CARAVAN. The Charaders by .Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. HOLLAND, . 'Mr. BANNISTER, jun, Mr. GIBBONSort4r i . Master WEST, Mr. FISHER,.DDO.CKS atm Mrs. H. JOHNSTON Miss r DE CANIP.. . On Tue s d ay, the Comedy of .The .The Soldier's Daughter. -64- A new F arce, in Two Ads, "ever performed, called The Middle Dish, or The Irishman in Turkey, i s in prepara— tiun at this Theatre. Ii si► #i THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.- ' TO-MORROW EVENING, April 17, 1804-, will be performed, THE WILL FOR THE DEED. The Charaaers by Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. LEWIS, Mr. CHAPMAN, • Mr. BLANCHARD; Mr. ,PARLEY. • • .• Mr. FAWCETT, Nlr. BEV tfkL Y. 111,isi'MARRIOT, Mrs. POWt'LL. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. And the Epilogue to be chaunted by Mr. FAWCETT. WTH - VALENTINE AND ORSON. With entirely New Music, Scenery ; Machinery, Dresses, anti Decorations). - The Overture, and the wholeof the Music, colifiNsed by Mr. lotive. The ACtion, &c. of the Melo-Drama, proclue.ed,uvier : at; direal;ii of M. Farley; . ' '''."l/' 11 • Principal Charadters. , ,r; .1 :ilnt - F TENCH. - _....•• :- • 0 : "e, ' r'• Pepin, king of Fran,_••!. [l , lr. CORY ' Henry, Mr. KLANERT ; 1- I ,, Airay, Mr'. CLAREMCYNT ; Valentine, Mr. VARLEy : ();: son , Mt., DUBOS ;', ~. Hugo, Mr. BLANCHARD ; eia n di mni, m r , cji A P M A ,:', ; , . Choriter§, Messrs. Keniiriek; Lint ' ol' Odwell, "fc'tt, ' ~ . . . Thorcka. s , s ic , The Princess Eglantine, Mhs.,ST, ' LE 6ER : the Empress • Belisanta, Sist,N* to fire Ki n T,l t s. rn ; . F lorihlond of Aquitaine, t Mrs - PRE DERICK ; Female• •• • Pilgrim, !vii-s MARI YR ; Agatha Mrs. I‘IIEVRTYI{.' • Cicely, Mrs. kow 1 .: The S orcerer '• SA I , (1 -, NS. Agramant - (the ~ - • Green -Knight), Mr. BO LOG- NA, jun. _ „. The The Piece -to cOneltic aCO ~ ‘ SPiTit P Le- Master MEN/Vit. presenting the Merle of the Emperor of Constantinople le with a G ax . PD PAGEANT; re and the King of Fran ' ' • ' Tile_new Romantic Melo Drama o f Valentine and Orson will be repeated every —vetting till I , - r ' - ' 7 . 11 f thilPr notice. . . H UNDRED GUINEAS REWARIN- - ' A S LEONAK -R FREDP',. W- iii/,IIANDEVII:LE ' , CHAISTOPI -- 117 11 F- R E ' — /I THom AS DE ~ahr t -..r‘TZE LI., RICK 0-' 1304cm-le-Moots, in the County of Lancaster, toetpe_ With another P ' ATI4ANI 7i:L Kt It•KMA;N, erson ti - i l known, did in th . e evening of I. '4 ,, e_s, _ clay the toth'il l y of April inst. forciblY enter. intorthe.D ' 7 l . liag:housetof Mrs. Aim Crompton, oti-14taicoa 4 01 r- , - 34: d*/ 4 .; • dew, and forcibly took away, nearly naked, a'FCMAL r. INFANT CRILD, of the age •of Light - 2vPnitfis only, 6Ut m s of Mrs. De Mandeville, its Mother and Nurse, who was'then in the Dwelling-houe f. the said Nl4,_s•-6Pri., Crompton, and afterwards co,ieyed G f• t C n'i 1 " ' such In an some place at present unknown. - su Any Person or-Persorts whO'shall give -Any inforrnatti9n* -s° that the Child may be restated to its Mother iininediatcly, shall receive a Reward of ONE HUNDRED GUINLAS, bY apply . trig to Mrs. De Mandeyilleo of Bolton aforesaid; ano any Person or Persons who shall be in any wise aiding or as sisting in the secreting atilt saidlnfant CI 'ld from its said . it , Moth will be prosecuted according to Law. ---------,_ - , COUNTY OF HERTS• ' . • 1 1 ° BE SOLD, a Capital Stone-built HOUSE, —at with Pod-Offices r.; dens, co • Peach honse at every description, and excellent ; ntatnirig Hot-houces, Green-house;, . ' and Ice-house - situated in a Park containing 1 43 Acres of Land, well wo t oded and watered, from London. about to miles , . L ee, For fur icther Particulars,l nqu i re o f 'Me ssrs. R o bin son an d mediate Solitors, No. 13, New-square Lincoln's Inn. lm ____ possess be had ion may , . ____ 501_11'11'AM, WARWICKSHIRE: Together oE SOLD BY RIVATE'CON:TRACTi Ti r in Parcels, P a FREEHOLD ESTATE, consist- THE CAP ITAL ing of INN, known by the Sign of the GR I FIN i and several very compaa and. va luable Farms, situate at Southam, in the County of A r r- , Ahuck, containing altogether 9'76 Acres, ciosed Arable, Meaclow, and Pastore Land, Tithe-free ;, to or there,bouts, o f in tether with a Moiety of the Manor of Southan'll and the Quit-Rents belonging thereto. , Southam is 12 miles from Co v entry, to from Warwick, 8 from Kineton,,t4 from 13alibur •, to from Daventry, arid It from Rugby. The Canal fr om Warwick to Napton .goes 'within a mile of Southam ; and there are good T u rnpike .. Roads from thence to moat ofthe shove-Ment ioned 'T owns. . a aforesaid . will . slfew Mr. john Moore at ,the , Griffin Inn the Premises. • I Sohn, i _ tlt'or further Particulars, apply to Messrs. Payne Pi' ,-, i A °flue s in Coventry ; arid Mr Niill-r Ritiley, near t-• ventry . , : „., 6 N. - • - • , t_ a t _____l___ 4r. Plrne, Six Clerk's'' Office London. - ___ , ~4 0~~ ....`2°l3 1---.---At-4.Wc-7-7-01.. , sec. in KENT -1.- v BE .. t) By • -N. U C:7110 /sr, - t 7 At BY JORDAN and SON, - 4 -- it the Star Inn, MiUklsrone, on - f May next, in Twelve Lots, \iirThursday th e 17t h 4a, an average of about Eighty Ac.'r-t. THE FEE SIMPLE' .. f i e ll of which Consist on nderwood each, • . I'ieiIERITANCE (4 above `'FOOD S EVEN HUN DR F.,D: and FIFTY Ikci2 ES . of LAND (inluding'a ..smali F ' rill- GI . Acres), with the Underwo%id and ' fial;iber groWing thereon about Twenty ;he such as are m:trked ',..C• for this year's fall), lYing io ?bI ie several Parishes of Chatham, boxley, and .AYiegord, out four miles from Chatham, Roehester, and Maidstone, to which Towns there is a Turnpike Road near, chiefly on a descent all the way. .„_Also in tw o of - the Lots, ab ove T wo Hundred Acres o f W.ood Land, ca n ed Long Tun, with the Underwood, and Timber growing Parish thereon, ex ce p t as aforesaid,' lying in the ot Thurnham, about five miles from-Maidstone, - and adjoining to the Turnpike Road. ' Also a Farm in the l'arishes of Chatham, Boxley, Ay les ford, and Rurham, adjoining several o f the f i r s t-mentioned Lot s , in th e occupation of Messrs. Bentley and Ashley, con taining, by estimation, about Seventy-three Acres. D escriptive P art i cu l ars May b e had tOurteen days previous to the Sale, at • the Auctioneers', at Milton, near Sitting hamu also at the Star at Maidstone; the Sun, at Chat ; the Bull, at Rochester; the George, at Sittinghourrie ; the icing's Head, at Canterbury ; and at the Saracen's Head, Ashford. And the Lots may be viewed by applying to Wil liam Frier, near the Upper Bell, Boxley Hill, who will sliew Lois 1, 2,3, ,5, 6 and to Step GaMmon of Boxley Grange, who 4 will - s , hew Lots Sand 9 • hen and to William, lialea, of Bowes Lar, Stockbury, who will spew the Long T ,u , i Wood. —A n d f urther particulars may be known, by ap- , PlYing to Mr. Murton, at Tunstall, near Sittinghoume afore-, sa 'll, where M aps o f the Woods, and of each Lot, maybe ' e vil ;. atid, ali o o f M. Woodgat; Londo n . Solicitor, Golden-square, MONDAY, APRIL i 6, 1804. 1 "t I To the NOBILITY, CLERGY and GENTRY, FREE HOLDERS in-the WEST RIDING of the COUNTY of YORK. • MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN, T unaffected is with unaffeed reluctance that I am per il. suaded to excite your attention to a,Subjed which has, with too little delicacy, been submitted to public observa tion. But as two_ Gentlemen have thOught it conducive to their-irtteres,ts to solicit your favour, by anticipation, ,for the honour . ..dile Office of Register, I hope I shall neither incur your. .displeasure, nor betray my own interest, if I adopt a very di &rent line of conduct. Such a Canvass by anticipation is so repugnantto the ge neral usage of Society, and, coupled with the assurance t h a t no immediate resignation is intended, is sO abhorrent to the . .gent:ral lepliqgs,of;Vlankind, thatjit would not require to be noticed, were it riot peculiarly aggravated in the caseof your present most-amiable. and deveryedly respected. Officer. .To a sure the World, and more 'particularly the County - of ,- rk, iii the emphatic language which one qt the..caLyii,ates 4s h employed, that your present. Register is not guilty * of bttriving..yoUr interests by collusiOn, is more than unneces-, sarr, bur there is an ambiguity;, and , -I:think, a fallacy: in . that Address, which may possibly impose on, you an impro per inference. , To sty that the present Canvass-has the APPROBATION of ' thezG•entleman who noty fills the 0 friceof -Register with so much honour, is trvtr.Ltrni.v to say thiff he' ccfnnives at the ' Cartftessialwhielety4u-r-littling*woulti.n.wolf wipludignatiou); but the tad is expiessli denied in the wo - rds cit,the Address : 0 say, however, that this Canvass has the r pm , . Nt iss tot , : of y.oux.R.egistei, is tp say very little, be..;ause there are some '' alines' which M:c; nbt less difficult to be relised; than they are intl,ekicato to -be' requested . . . With feeling's, tficrefore,'of respect to your present 0 fficer, not less sincere than any,eandidate, -and , with alt ambition nut less. reasonable, less honest, or less ardent, than either of the preSefit _Candidates, I entreat you most,oatestly to re serve your judgments until the proper season shall occur for exdrei siO. your 'Votes. ' . , The 23d of APRIL, iSo.i, ~,._ THE LAST LoIrIYFRY BEGINS 'DRAW.. . As SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. • 2 of A:zo,ono_... are 4:40,000 .2 - 1,p,000 - , 2 0 , 000 • A - zOi/..5i000 - 15,000 4 - 2,000 - B,ono Pt' -, 1 10000 • 12,000 13. . .I, s '' a - 6,500 20 . - '' tot) - 4, 000 5 3 - i- :2f , 10° - 5,000 1:0 - so - 5 ,000 7 , 350 - v i hit . ', - . 2 , - 147.000 • ice , 30,000 Tickets ,C2,6z,.c00 • . Part of the Capitals. - First-dr:trout Ticket First Day - - f.. nogg first-daotwit-,Ti(iket Seventh Day - Tirst-dravri Ninth Day' - - - - - s,eco TI . CKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSEDLtirrERY-Ol ? FICE. PRESENT PRICE. Tickt:t - - - - - 4.17 Is 0 Halt' --- 9 4 o Eighth - - 2 7 o Q:latitr - - 4 13 o Si x teenth - - 3 6 * * *Tickets ,nd Shares will gradually rise until the Drawing. LAST STATE LOTTERY for 1803. WIFT and Co: No. I 1, Poultry, have on .sale" 'TICKETS arid SHARES of the above - Lottery, - whidh larginsArawing on Monday next. . • The following Capital Prizes of the Lotteries .in and for the year 1803, were sold and 7 registered at this Office, viz. 22.6, a Prize 10,000 in - Shares. /1 , 5 99, - - . 9,0,43 , 0 - : 5000 eu - scoo Shares. • 41,69 h - • 2000 Shares. And others of 10001. &c. .3ce. &c. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUC4., and Co. State. 11,.. Lottery Offices, Cornhill and Charing Cross . , Lona )11, are selling TICKETS and SHARES in die greatest variety of Numbers, for the State Lottery, whiCh begins'llrawing on MONDAY, the 23d of April next. Where in the late Lot= teries the following Capitals were sold in Shares : No. i 2,8,37 ' £30,o)0 No: ''26,883 k 3 O ,ors 7 ,10 5 20,900 ' 48,752 20,000' 4 8, 5 7 7 20,000 23,148 20,000 35,9 8 9 20,000 2 7,904 la,ooo • 3 1 , 0 9 2 10,000 1 25,215 10,000 In a whole Ticket, No. 48,318 -- %20,000. Also Prizes oft: jot)°, £2,060, ,Ca,ooo, tk.c. too numerous to particularize fry - It is recommended not to destroy Tickets or Shares' in _former Lotteries 'till they are again examined; correct Regis ters,' for this purpose, arc kept, for upwards of Seventy Years back, at the Offices of Richardson, Goodl tack, and Co. - ENGOSI-1 LOTTERY E.:G rNs DRAWING •' On MONDAY, the 23d of APRIL. 1 804- THE Tickets, Halves, Quarters, 'Eighths , and Sixteenths, are now selling in great Variety of Num bers, and on the lowest terms. The.Muney for Prize s p ai d on dernand, by HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, at ,their old established State Lottery Office, (-Litenseil pursuant to Ad of Parliament) 'No. z 6 - Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange London. t - ) All - Shares Soli at this Office will be •stamped agreeable to Act of Parliament, with-the words ".State Lottery Stamp - - Office." - Letters, Parcels by Mail Coach, or Carrier; duly attended to, exatilv on the same Terms as if present. • • _/..34nk, l.gdi r, and South Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities and all kinds 'of Government Sec urities b o ug ht and sold b e y Commission. - • .„-HoNNsBy .and•• Co.. sold in the late Lottery, No. 53S' .2,,,c061. two Eighths and twelVe Siiteenth Shares; No. 20,2.&3, ro,cool. in one Quarter, two bighths and eight Six leen'th Shares ; No. r 5061. in one Quarter, one Eighth and ten Sixteenths ; No 21,343, seol. in one Quarter, one Eighth and ten Sixteenths. BRITISH MUSEUM. • • 'Phis Day was rubliShod, • t Embellished with Ls° Copperplates, accurately coloured, . 1 alter Natufe, in the Manner of Drawing, .4 vols. price il. Es. in bonrds, I THE HISTORY of ANIMATED NATURE, viz. Birds, Beasts, Fishes, and InseCts, - , '• By W I Ll.' A NI 'HOLLOW AY, Esq. and JOHN BRANCH, A. NI. N. 8.. This Work is entitled, very, app.ropriately, The Bri. .tish Museum, not only because the Editors have derived much information from that National Repository - , but be cause .' the sister arts of Drawing, Engraving, Colouring, and Typography in this Kingdom, have contributed their best efforts to give it the „superiority over the boasted Butilm Edition tic Deterville, which it professes to rival ; and it roust be allowed has done so with success. The British '.Museum comprises a complete, copious, and elegant illus tration of La Belle Nature, and will be found on inspection the cheapest Publication on the subjeel, with coloured Plates, in this or any oilier lahguage. The Work may be had fitted up tastefully as a Museum. PRICES. C. a. d. The 4vols. in calf, elegant - - IL3 o Ditto, in handsome case of same - 2 2 0 Ditto, Morocco, elegant - - - s o • • Ditto, ditto, in Morrocco case - 3 London: Sold by I. Badcock, Paternoster-row; Cham pante and Co... Jewry-street ; Ginger, Piccadilly; Chapple,- .Pall-Mall ; and Peacock and Sons, Salisbury-square. ,Subscribers who have taken in the British Museum peri odically, are requested to complete their Sets immediately. The Publisher will take it a s a f avour if the Booksellers who may chance to have Copies of N os . i. an d 2 , w ill ret u rn . them to:him, these Numbers laein4 nearly O. K. •• • - ~,t.; , , .......,.. . HAYD,bI. . .-- . 1 . ' Proposals for pubnshiglsy Subscription, • : - -, . A COLEECTION I IitStOTTISH AIRS; b6i.... ...f . l monied for the Voive .4,44:fiano Forte. With intro r ,.' dudory and concluding Symphonies and, Accompaniments for it . .Vicilirt:and Violoneelltir . the whole exclusi*eiyipr HAYDN. *A in the various Carleßion§ofScottish Airs valid' have beenollered to the r ik_ i ttialic,it has, been rewetteci that the talents of the inirriitabie Travdn 'have" never been'etrtploy- -- ed till the best of the Airphai-, /nen : hartnonie.d- laxCorn posers of inferior merit. His name, no 'doubt, is'sometirnes toi be found amongst theose of tilt- 4 ether. Composerstrnployed in. furnishing Symphonies anti Accompaniments ; but in the ' very few'inStances where-iii4ppt.,:ars-,- it •is to*itrdsethe con clusion.of the Work, -antfatlixo, • tx:r Airs in g,.nerai unworthy , - - . -, - 4 • - . ,--) 6 , ..*-10.1 e : , I of his genius; .With;" xinrif, tp supidy , ; tt, Afefl of such inaßlitlyV, t ,tlJA Proprietors have ventured to cal! the attention or tlie * P u6ric tq the intended Work. Ihled3iio. are Ainuiigstithetiftostinali:n tikul which Scottish Music 19s .to boast. They are harmo nized lity; 1-l3fthi; exelusNelytiniid Ain - Pi : St all of thditadrithat .first rime. ()I the merit of the ,Ilarmonics an 4 Accompa nimentS, thei , slvil I - only 'std, 'hat in 'the opinithi' 67 Dr. litlydp .hiulsfif t . they ar 4 itioBips,Ote hapj.lift, of Itis ellort s ; and he has expressly declared (to tre`lits own wOrdS) that, ``t , Ittivinprivwbufat le-w:aayls ttortivp, the present shal.khe his, list jaqour connetled with ,St.ottish ?It's,:." Thus,..indc- Pendantlytot their intiinsttlexcellente; they mai be xidsi , (*red as the !ast legacy of that eminent Master to the. Scottish Itublic. , q( i I,TIONS. . . . • I. They oil will comprise 'Eighty Sotigt,- and t‘ilf 'roll sist-loe.mi:rlegant vobpirp , 4,,,ip pyStfokio i tiw,tir,4 - to be: published fin May, and the second in N o vember next. The .11usic will be engravedihOUlrmati and C. .I;ond7n,; 'file'' , Letter-press by Ballantyne, of Edinburgh. 11. The price to Subscribett7i)er volume, with Accom panirnenta, tBs. 6d. ToNTTs4I./s..tribers ,il. 3s. —To Sub scribers, without Acconipniirtieh, 17s. To ,INlon,stib scribers-41.. is. - • ' 1 7''''.f • •' :' • . . . • oiders-for this Wor . : wit) ,b; t 4 n. in ,by.t4 publisher,' k, William Whyte, St. Andrew's-street, Edinburgh - ; 13 - y Cie.- menti and Co. No. z 6, CheaNide i . and the other . prinnpal ' Mu Sic-sellers in Londeilf:-! 1 t'• . ,'•- - i :. , z-f r.i. 1n the P ress, and , speedily will be . publisliedp• MHE•THESPIAL), a Pena„P I f v,itli! .1 Notes (in Answer , to Fgniki4r • Epistles added to F. (ones, Esq. on the' (rent State ot.the St?ge), in scribed to R. B. Sherid3n - ,'Esil.' , 4 • : Printed for T. HurSt,Titernosterrrow, Loud,* ; and sold by Mr. Potter, Dublin. :GUARDIAN OF EDUCATION. •• Conduaed . -Ii I‘/Ir. t MmEa. • • This Day was published, , . „ • s TIDE EIGITCEENT/ - 1 NUMBER, - Beim"the Secoli'd idf the Third' Volume, price'ls. To be tontintied Qoarterly„ rTHIS • Voltuno .a Sequel to the Ori_ .„g I ihal E,SSA.i.op,S.4-1,R4,5T1AN EDUCATION, by the Editor, inserted in the preceding Volmnes. • Also a Review of Books relating to Edueation,• • eic.•& - c design •olirtif Yit&lC i§ t0.i...-intion young:Mothers, and other of the gaitalelSAAsokic.eved thit z ji9pqrlint, business of Edzleation against-:the Attempts that:lire k banish froin'ticelltiltitYfiti3 th e 5!chi101% 2 16;i-stiit their !eudeavntirs' for 'the Ctitivistiunbl : Religion in, .of YoptltAimroe,basis,9f Christiano.; and to aid their' . Ir:their elioicc of Voo'f:s" for the filtrultion . and' Amusement Of 'Childien:an'd Yeltith, far as, the •Piincipic& ReliOon and go9d , Motakitrem.ncetnqd. Printed for.F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 6z, Paul's' Church-yard; And J. liatchard, N0..1130, Eo : Whom Colnintinicatititil:foi: thiT Work male beiacidressied, and wherr may bo JlO, \/,',9 l ,t,intes' One and:l7m), 17s. or any Numbers separately at is.-e•ach ; also Sirs. Tin mer's otherVo:rl;:s. - 4 -•• X . .e> N. B, For a Charntler, of this Work, sec the,ScloPKl - Ac-, port, of,the Society Ibr the Suppressiori,of yice,o the Uri-, tish Critic for January,. , . In a few pays will be published, ' In One large Vaal - tibia OciaVo; dedicated, lac l'erfnissiOn, to H is7Roy ak i ti ighrtess the llu.keof fork, ILITARY MEMOIRS, relating,:'.to Cam_ Batileso; Maxims, and Stratagems of War, Ancient and Modern ;cx.traCled front the best Authorities : WitifoCcasional Remark'S: By the Author of Memoirs - of the War in Asia, from ang•to. r• 9 84, &c. &c. . Frederick the Great Of PruSsia, iii his Military InstrU4rOns to his' General ()Meets, " that he had 'learned from' Experience that profound ,Skill was not to- hex - quirt:l;ll)y, mere Practice in the Art of War,,or otherwise, than by ap plying to it as a Study.'' To this Study, ineitiorable Battles, in which the Plan of the General should be . set forth on both ,Sides, .atid At -the same timethe Circumstances that led to Vietory or Defeat, would serve as an - Aid arid an easy Introduction: But the Descriptions of such 'Battles, scattered in a great Vutiety of Books in different langitageq, cannot be either procured or peruSed by every one who may wish to read theui: lcr this reason these Military - Slihnoirs have been selected, - and are intended - for the Use of the British in Arms . in every quarter of the. World,,, regular Tropps,,lylti?, aunt Voinntecy • Printed for 1. - 161ins6n, iti St. Paul's Clitfrifh-yiir'd; Rich, ardsons, Cornhill ; Egerton, oppositethe Adirri7alty ;•, Nrernur and Hood, Poultry a Ilatchard•and.Ginger, . . . FREEHOLD LAND, SURREY. ' , . TO 10 SOLD BY AUCTION, ' By Order of the COMM' SS lON E RS for dividing, allotting, 'and ificlosing the •Commons within the MANfkii..S ttf,G,(l - 'DA LMI N G and CATT,SI-I,ULL, in the Parishes of Go- Chiddingfold, and',CoMpton, at the Arius . 'Thrt; in COdalkting,- on Tifekl4 the 11th Dtry of May next, at Twelve o'Clock, .QIXTY ACRES OF the most valuable - part of that *ell-known Rich.Pasttire Common, Caned the P EASE MAIZSH, in the said Parisk of : (,;(4.4lmingost eligibly situated for Building, being on 'a dry - hi;allhy Soil; with a fine Sheet of Water•in Front, and commanding dome, of the finest Views in the County of Surrey, at the convenient Distance .of one. Mile,frpin,idahning, and thre e e Mitesfrom Guild lbrd, and netuly adjtc ning'titC Turripla ROad'ledding from Londonto•Portsmouth • • Furtlw-Particuiarsidriav be known, or a Plan seen, on zpplication io Mr. Thomas Chapman; Surveyor, Richmond'; or Messrs. G. midi: Smallyeice, Surveyors, Stoke, next Guildtbid . , and at •the place of• Sale. • • . BEAUTY, Vir th, anal -,a vs:icl set_ of Teed), can only be permanently acquired by using of N EW_ 'TON's ESTORATI YE o 1-POWDER,patronized and used by Their Majesties, &c. &c. &c. • This unrivalled Tdoth-Powder is prepared from the Recipe of the late Sir. Richard lebb, M. D. to Their present Ma jesties. It is astringent, amiputreseent—a 'fine arornatic,'a most excellent stomachic—extremely grateful TO the palate, and pleasant,to Use, making .and preserving the Teeth beau tifully white—gives to the breath the most dclecttable sweet ness, and to the gums that floridness which is tlie:onlyincli cation orgood health; in a word, Mr. Newton,. the only; • ProPrietor, - will forteit One Thousand - Poiinds it ever. an' instarce , occurs of any person having the Tboth-ach,' or a ;Tooth decayed, to the latest,,,period of life, that tries it re-: gularly according to the DireCtionssealed round each_ !lox. Prepared by B. IL NeWtoh; No.' iz6, Great Russell-street, Bedford-square, and sold in Boxes at as.. 9d. each. ' - Wbere also may be had, his Warranted Tooth-brushes, made to all Patterns and Sizes, to use with his Tooth-Powder, is. each: also NEWTON's ROYAL SWEET LUPIN SOAP, an Article in the highest estimation for making and'prescrv- I a beautiful Skin, price is. each square. 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