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: f - • , , $ • , ( / 4 r ya • 1 -4 'l " „A -• , k r r • 41r, . 4 " V'eof # • ..,; bli • .0, to; it:Tt NUMBER 264.8.1 TUESDAY,. MARCH 17, r BQ'I IPRICE SIX PENCE. GENE AML POST OFFICE; THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON THURSDAY EVENING, March 19, will be performed, RULE A WIFE AND HAVE - A WIFE. Leon, Mr. KEMBLE I Michael Perez, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. . Alargaritta, Mrs. POWELL ; Estilania, Mrs—JORDAN. WITH Itis Day, 4.oublWied, Price as. 6d. A LETTER . to the' PJghi Honourable LORD CARRINGTOV, nk.SIDENT of the BOAXD of Ackici:L.rt.mt. - • . •!: • • . • By COLONEL FULLARTON,. Of Fullarton, M.L. F. R. S. :Author of the Agricultural Report thr the County of Avr. The subject of the above Letter was proposed by the BOARD of ACRLCULTURE, ,it) consequence of a 'Requisition from .a COMMITTEEof the HOUSE of LORDS, to Examine - and Report on - the best Means of CONVERTING GRASS LANDS. into, TILLAGE, without exhausting the Soil ; and of returning the same to Grass in an improlied state. Printed for J. Debrett t : opposite Burlington-house, Pkcadilly. By whom also , will speedily tibllshed, by the same Author A TREATISE on the LEGISLATION of GRAIN, and other Articles - corineeled with the National SUbsist t nee, on which the Comforts and Prosperity of the Peo ple essentially depend. COMUS. 'Deafatid Dumb will be repeated on Saturday and Mon. day next ; on Saturday, with The Panne! ; on Monday, Harlequin Amulet. A new Tragedrcalled Julian and Agnes is in rehearsal, Ind will be produced as soon as possible. ORATORIOS AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MO -MORROW EVENING, March 18, i 801, 11 will be performed, an Entire NEW GRAND SELECTION From the most favourite Works of HANDEL, In which will be introduced BIRD'S " Nobis," ar ranged as an Overture and Grand Chorus. And I Hymn composed by the celebrated MAATIN Tusyr, as performed at the Savoy Chapel, with Ac. companirnents by Mr. BAUNICARTt.2I4 PART I. ovotture Occasional. LCC4. Mr. Dcht/I , "My cup is full."—jephtlia. Air.." Shalt! Marrav's. I —Chorus: , " For all tllese." Air,Miss Tenant, " Tune the soft melodious." Air, Mrs. Dussek, " Pious Orgies."—Judas Macc. s tir, Mr. Pstldon, and Chorus, " HAPPY P a ir." — Al"' Feast. - PART 11. 4, Von 2.70bi5," (Bird), arranged aa an Overture and Grand Chorus, by Mr. Baumgarten. Ai, Miss , Tvrer, " Where is this syairndous." Ai, Mrs. Second, and Chorus,yrants would." ith. cit. Mr. Mahon, " It must be so."—Jrphrha. Ar, " Pour forth no more." Ar, Master Smith, " Th.: smiling dawn." Chorus, " From Harmony."—Dryden's Ode. At, Mis• Dussek, Wise men flattering."—Judas Mace. Ikcit. Mr. Incledon, " Deeper and deeper still,' and Sorg, " Waft her Angels."—lephtha. (rand Chorus, " From the Censer."—Solomon. At, Mrs. Margerum " Awful pleasing being."—Jcph. lie. Mr. Incledon, " Pleasure my former ways."—Time and Truth. A.r, Mrs. Second, " Praise /he Lord."—Esther. Clorts,, Fixd in his everlasting scat."—Samson. PART 111. Celebrated Hymn, composed by Martin Luther, with at conipaniments by Mr. Laumgarten. dog,ictrs Dussek, " 0 magnify the Lord."—Anth. iet, Miss Tennant and Master Smith, " Let's imitate her notes above. "--Alex. Feast. song,,l i tir. Denman, " Tho' furious storms."—loas. Chorus-, ." See the conquering hero," arid March.—Judas • Mace, Air, Mr. Inch:don, " Gentle airs."—Athalia. Accoin.• Fianied on the Vielloneello, by Mr. C: Ashley. Ong, Mrs. Second, " Let the briFht Seraphinis." Grand Chorus, " Let their celestial . "—Samson. ~„ tad of Part I. a Con certo on the Flute, by Mr. we:R. vxx• tnd of Part-il. a Sonato on the Grand Piano Forte, by a • Ydung Lady,. totally blind from her birth. Pgrwipal Vocal Perfurmers, Mrs. s c(SN,D, Miss TENNANT, Miss TYRE R, Master SMITH, Sem I.2AAnd Madam RG E R Uhl ; e D ‘her. zstEK appearance). ÜBS Mr. INCLEDQN; Mr. DIGNUM, Mrs 'DYNE, P A DDON, (Scholar of Mr. Jackson of r xeter), Mr. JAMES . MAI-10;s1 0 and mt.. uENNIAN. Leacletof the Band, 'Mr: G. ASHLEY . argan, Itlr. • J. ASHLEY. the tes.t of the Band. :out tbe Chorusses, which will be ii unicro us anti, compete, by the most ,ap . p,r9ytd Per ormers. 'The whale under the Direaion of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen. Boxes 6s. Pit 35. Otl. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery ts. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr: Brandon at the 'lox-Office in Hart-street. Half Price as, usual, at Nine o.Clock. boors to be opened at Six, and to begin at Seyen o'Clock CAIIINET PICTURES, 4 KIOW gXHIBITING at Mr. RichArtisoa's, Vork-iloyse, No. 3i, corner of Villiers-street; in the Strand. A seled ColleCtren of Thirty-two high-finish:. e d Cabinet Pictures, including seven by Vernet, the rest by Crtuze, and other much-admired Artists. Admittance One Shilling. Deserrptive Catalognespatis. The Exhibition wilt finally Clbse on Saturday, March the 28th. • At a MEETING of the TRUSTEES of the LINEN and HEMPEN MANUFACTURES of IRELAND, on Tuesday the 3d day of March, aor ,• Hon. JOHN Baron DILLON in the Chair; THE Right Hon. JOHN FOSTER r ep o rted from the Committee, a Plan of Encouragement for, promoting the GROWTH of HEMP, and the Estab lishment of the SAIL-CLOTH MANUFACTURE, which was read,. and is as follows : " HEMP. " The Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufac tures, anxious that this Kingdom should offecluallY lay hold of.the present opportunity whiCh the interruption of Tradiwith the Northern States offia•s, fbr 'promoting the Growth of Hemp, and the Establishment of the Sails Cloth Manufaaure, call upon all Land-holders and liarmers.to assist their endeavours, by allotting some por tion of their Grounds to the raising ot . Hemp. " They understand it is as easy in its culture as Flax, the richer the soil and the deeper the loam, the better will be the produce ; it succeeds admirably in drained Bog manured with Ashes • and the Trustees propose to procure a sufficient number of. persons properly skilled, min the nunageent of it, from the timeit is ripe for pull ing until it is made fit for the Spinner. •' These persons will be stationed in various parts of the Kingdom, and orders will be given to the County Inspee-, tors to receive all applications from Gentlemen or Fir mcrs who may desire their assistance, and to send - them accordingly. - " The Trustees will also give the following Bounties, and continue them for three years : " BREAKING aiteI'SCUTCHING. I. " For every stone of Hemp grown in this Kingdom in the years dor, 1801, 1803, well broken aud.scutched for the hatchet, o r for cordagb, the sum of ail. and a fur ther Bounty of a complete set of Hefty Hatchets to every Person who shall have broken and scutched half a ton weight thereof. 2. " Tu. the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery, Wherein: net less than 3o ton of sound Hemp, of Irish growth, shall be broken and scotched pettedly before the rat une t8a.., - • the sum of tool. . 41 -ro the Owner of any Mill, Or Mill M ac hi nery, w ich shall be meted after the Ist of M a y 1 8 or , wile ther entirely new, or added to an old Mill, wherein there shall be broken and scutched the greatest quantity of sound Hemp, of Irish growth, between the ist of June tSe2, and the rat of June 1803, not less than so ton, the sum of rsol. ; for the next greatest quantity, not less than 40 ton, between the said periods, the sum of tool.; 'and for the next greatest quantity, not less than 3* ton,. be tween the said periods, the sum of 501. 4. " To the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery, now or hereafter to be ereaA, wherein there shalt be broken and searched the greatest quantity of sound Hemp. of Irish growth, between the ist of June tBo3 and the Ist of June 1504, not less than. too son, the sum of 3001. ; for the next greater quantity, not less than 80 ton, the sum of zoel. ; and for the next greatest quantity, not less • than 6o ton, the sum of tool. " HACKLING. s. " For evert , stone of sound Hemp, 6f Irish growth, well Water-rotted and, scutched, which • shall be hackled and.dressed fit for Spinning, between. the rst August 12.01 and the istof August 1804, the sum of 3d. - ' • •• - " SPINNING. 6.." For all Machinery which shall be ereaed, whether entirely - new or added to old Mills, for spinning Hemp or Flax, - for Sailcloth, before the Ist August, rBO2, to be worked by water or steam, a sum after the rate of Ten Shillings .for each Spindle it shall contain, on su ffiCi ent security being given (hat the number of Spindles ter which such premium shall be received, shall be regularly kept at work in spinning Hemp or Flax for three years. " For this Prcmium the sum of pool. will be appro- • printed ; and if more than 6200 Spindles shall be claimed for, the Trustees will reserve to th6rnsoiKds the:rwer of dividing the sum of 30001. rateably among the Claimants. 1 7. " •To the Person who shall spin such Yarn' by such Machinery before the ist of August, 1804, a Sail:cloth Loom, made of the best' materials, and on the most im proved plan, will be ordered by the Trustees for efrery two ton of good, even, merchantable Yarn so spun ; every such Loom to continue the property of the Board, into whosoever hands such Spinner may give it. "s ITINERAN F HEMP-DRESSERS. • " All Persons who can produce sufficient proot - of being perfectly skilled in the management of Hemp throUghoat all its different processes, from the time it is pulled until it is completely dressed for spinning, and wish to eugage siith the Trustees, are desired to apply . to their Secretary, at the Linen-Pftice, Dublin, or their Agent, Edward Stewart, Esti. Aldermanbury, London ; and the first twelve who shall be approved ot, will be appointed Itinerant Hemp : Aressers at pl. a year each; and will have liberty to receive from the Persons whom they shall be ordered to attend, such reasonable allowance as the Trustees shall previously =salon. "MILL-WRIGHT and MACHINE-MAKERS. " All Persons of this description in Great Britain or Ireland, who wish to be (employed in. construaing any Machinery for the Scutching, Dressing, Spinning, or Weaving of Hemp, may register their Names and Charac ters, and prices or terms, if they choose, in the Linen Office, Dublin, where a Book will be kept for the put ' poses and he open at all times to the inspedion of .any phrson who may wish to erea Machinery.' And the same being read paragraph by paragraph, was unanimously agreed to, and ordered 'to be published. By Order of the Trustees, ' JAMES CORRY. Sec. , . LAW, AYOUNG MAN S who has served his Clerk ship in the Country, except a -few months at the a.xotration thereof, at which time he has been employed ; 11 ' a very extensive Agency Office in London; wishes to enga ge with any respectable Attorney who may want such p erson . Unexceptionable reference will (if required), b e given. Letters addressed to A.B. No, 68, ilatton;Garden, duly at tended to. . LAssi AL ASSIST NT. WANTED in a Classical School, an ASSIST. ANT. Any Gentlernan desirous of an Engage. „ e nt in a School, who has been used to the Eton Gram. ; ar and has a facility t ,making Latin Vers es , may at , : ply 10 the Rev. !‘tt. ileyru! . k, at LciceFter. The 'Most ; at islaaory Testimonials will be tequired, - 7. ---7— ' -- WANTED TO PUItCHAE, Tilt ADVOWSQN of TWO . LIVINGS. One from leo!. to pool. per aun : the other from * pa: to 6001. per ann. , , Letters addressed (post-paid) to D. G. at the Post.. 0111eef Oxford, will be attended to. j3y - VIRTUE. of a COAIMISSION of APPRAISE .NIENT and SALE ; issued out of the HIGH COURT of ADMIRALTY of,EN.GLAND, , WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Island of Guernsey, on Monday the 26th of April, tEgt .THE following GOODS, now lying in Ware- A houses at Guernsey, and there to be delivered, viz . 996 HIDES in the Hair, go Large CASES of SUGAR being the entire Cargo,of the Danikh•Brig Neptunus, Ana tus Torgrinson Master, from Lisbon bound to Bilboa. For viewing the Goods,- or any other Paiticulars, a prqy to Mr . . Solomon Langa i McrehAnt, .Guernscy ; for SamPles of the Sugar, &e. to Messrs. Priam t and V 4; eAOII, Merchants,. Weymouth. • TO BE PEREMPTORILY. SOLD. Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, drawl the UV Das of Jan. , lBer, made in a Caitse,.en—' titled WH E A'rMORE against EARL 'and Others, on the zoth Day .of March, tBot, bow= the HoUrs of One and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, before' Peter Volford, Esq. °De of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale.rooni of the said Court, in Soutliampo ton•huilcfings, Chancerv-lanc, in One Lot ; C EVERAL . PIECIIS or PARCELS of FREE HOLY) LAND, 'part of the Estates late of ED. WARD 'WHATMORE, Esq. deceasd, situate Ifrithin the, Manor of 'Woodhall, near Tadeaster, in the County f or . York. PartitUlars whireof may be had (gratis) at the said Nfas ter's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings aforesaid ; or Mr. Fraser, Staple Inn, Loudon; 'and of Wm. Dawson, Esq. of Tadcaster. For RIIEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, &c. .Dr. STEERS's OPODELDOC. • T T is with real regret that the Proprietors of .I. this Medicine (in consequence of the extraordinary rise upon Spirits, and upon olher articles of which it is corn pnSed),. And themselves under the necessity of having re course to the same measure which they adopted in 1795, namely, that of adding Sixpence iwt - Bottle to the Price, in order that they may be able to - continue the business with a fair profit. They, however, pledge themselves to the Public, that when any material And permanent reduaion in the articles of this CoMPosition shall take circa, they will again tower the charge, and give notice of it, as flu ty. did upon theformer occasion.. Tlie superior excellence ~ of this Medicine, and the con sequent deMand, having.produced a variety of Imitations, Purchasers are requested to observe, that on the outside of each Bottle of the Genuine . Opodeldoc is pasted a Stamp, in which are engraved these *voids- 4, F. New_ bery, No. 45, , Sr. Paul's." All others are counterfeit.... Sold only by F. Newbery, at. the Warehouse for Or. tines's, Powder,' Nil. A 5, in St. Paurs.Church-yard, a' tew doors from the corner of Cheapside, London ; and by his ap pointment , by• Messrs - Jeboult and Co. N o , ys o and J. Pidding, No. 76, Oxturd ,, street ; Vad, Oki Bond-st.fret ; Bayley and Co. CoCkspur.street ; Godfrey and Cooke, Southatuptonstreeti J. Ward; Middle-row, Holborn ; T. Tutt, 'ltovalExchangei and W. Clarke, Borough, High-street, Price 2s. 6d. per Bottle, ing thi Stamp, or six for 13s. 6d; N. B. As the Opodeldoc for Exportation is exempted from the Stamps ' and therefore deprived of that mark of suthentiCity, and as:great quantities of counterfeit s are sent Out of the Kingdom, all persons abroad,•tb prevent such impositions; are dt:sired to. be particular in ordering their Agcnts. to .procure , thini Medicine from Mr. Now befits. . . This Day rt'as published i In One Volume, 4to. Price One Guinea, Illuitrated with a superb View of-Bombay, and other Engraiings, LTIERS on INDIA, on Subjeets of General E .Importance to theßritish Interest- in the East, and particularly relative to the present Crisis of the Bombay Establishinent. By Lieut. Colonel TAYLOR; Of the . Bombay Establishment. • . Printed for J. and T. Carpenter, Old Bond - stree t: Where may he had;by the same Author, Travels over Land from England to India, by way of Tyrol, Venice, Scandaroon, Aleppo, and over the Great Deiart ' to Bussora j with. Instrations to Travellers; In two vols. 8vo: price tss. inboards: The History of Hindustan i its Arts and its Sciences, as Conneeled with the History of the other great Empires in Asia, during the most ancient Periods of the World. With numerous illustrative Engravings. By the Rev. Thomas Maurice, a volt. ,40. 31. 17s. 6d. in boards. Indian Antiquitiii. By the same Author; 6 viols. Svo.' criet zl. Its. 6d. inboards, An Essay on British. Cottage Alticheaure. Illustrated by twenty-one Plates. By James Marlton, large .4to. price IL 7s. inboards; coloured Copies,'2l. 25. • Piettrresqueand Descriptive Views of-Dublin. By the same Author; large folio, price 71. Aqui% Selcet Yiewe ox .Sets; Vol. I. price 31. 35. PrOOlsi 41. Monday, 11f.ire6 sCth, . „ THE Post.:Rty brit:king the Mail from Stvev.,. Oaks to Brontlty was stopted between the 17 and 16 Mile Stones from ffonaorr, about a Quarter past Pitt' o'clock tbis Morning, by a Man on Foot; who Neal:tries .Pistol, den .a..rd. cd the Mail, and swore he would . 6 . hrtv the Pettißcy' s brains RYE,. C R " MB RUOK, out if he was'not The Ribber took from th e Boy the i 3 BATTLE,' ' t Bags for ban: TUNBRIDGE,, LAMBERIICIRST; I • a s nd. ,TBNTERP.BN, • tSBI 7 JIN OAKS. fle appeared to be a young' Man, was d'reised in a Snrii ek : Frock; a roinrd'Hat, with a. Lier_i.cieittra Handier:4lll • 4l;d. round it. . . The Bidden:len and Cranbrook Bags have been f aun! we .ofieved ; all t& rest of the Bags have A ert i opened, br it many of the Letters are unopeci. Whoever shall apprehend and cortrn, or cause to be.attre beinkst and convuried,t& Terson l / 4 4 , h0 eon:witted the said RobkrtY • toil! bi entitled:Oa Rethard of TWO HUNDRED POURDSi over and above the Reward given by Att of Parliament for apprehending of Highwaymen s .Or r f and decomplice in th e Robbery shall surrender hi mse lf,. and Mahe discovet-y, Whereby the Persen who committed the same m.o. be apprehended ono r _ brought to Ymstice. such piscoVercr. well be en titl e d t o th e said Reward, and 'gill alsoreeeive liis 41.a.je.cLy's most graciour, Pardov . .. fly Command of Nt Majesty's PostitsisterXeneral, FRANCIS . FREELINC;, Sec_ This Day was publi;betl, Prite IBLIOTHEOtJE COIVIPL4TE et. choisie L t anuc d s. _ am to.utes,ls4 Gasses, Qt • (Wis la t des - • - Par M. L.. lltri'EN • liistoriographe du Rol d7.4.ngle.tefre', kc. , SOld . by.A.-Dula`u and Co; .Spho.:.squarc ; Of whom 'mirk - be had 'a)so, 'Orignie des I)couvert:S. attribui.'es aut M idtrnos ceul! res-nat.lits. lis one fixi:cz.•giiii l s'est passe; pour d' etablisserne.nt unc 1 Cgone 141 Angkterre j , &c. L'ArnideS . etrangers, &c. by rho same Authof.: TO BF SOLD 13'i AUCTWN. By 'WILLIAM SEAMANi' At the King's Head, in the Ma . rtict Place , Great -'Vat mouth, on Th ursday the. Nth Ittitrej;: r igoi, at. ti o'ClOck (unless 400ner disposed of by Kivate Cbnt:iitel„ of which timely notice will be give - n) rir HE — CUTTER, late called dIr . Z.I)XE of YORK,. but now called the..15..AN0 'of: `PKCISStjt, of the,acbileasurement of sg:,fons, non! lying in Varmouth. - Riven; eomple.ttly: fitted up iS a Nam, with 15 and every Convenience, and with all her .Materials as frOnt and fit for-Sea. . . This Vessel is only s yearS• old, I's a remarkably list . sailer, and has been employed ;ever since she was bttilt,' as 'a Packet-Boat between I,ondontind Hamburgh, and Yar. , mouth and , Hainbure,h. Printed Inventorics of leer Ftirnitu'ie and. Materiali be had; applying to the Auelionecr, - ir,"farrnotith. IHtfVIITHELMSTONE. ' .TO .SOI.D BY AUCTION; . • . lir Mr. STILES, . • At the Castle Tiatern,- Brighthelmstone ' ;on hriday the Loth Day of Mgch, 180 z, betWeenth e Hours of Seved and Eight ih the Evening ; COMMODIOUS HOUSE, forbicrly the. • Residence, and part of.. the Estate of HENRY • H RALE, Esq. deceased; situate in West -street, Bright- ~. helinstonei and fur many years past used as a 'Ledgingii, house; with an excellent Garden, .upwards of too feet in dept?--by- 6o feet in .width ; .toglither witl a Piece Ground at the lower end of West -street, near the Sea; ; upwards of too feet in depth, and fronting both in Wett'.. greet and the We st- tree t- lane '4. For, further Particulars apply to Messrs Tourle, 1 , 4. Mei and PUgh, in Bartlett's-buildings ; or at tho of Mr. J. C. Mitihell, on the Steyne, Brighton. ON THE BORDERS O 1 HERTFORDSH4RE; With Possession at Michaelmas next, TO BE'SOLD BY AUCTION;,- By Mr. RAINE, On Thursday next, the 19th inst. at the Kinli'slidad, Bishop Stortfoftl, Hertfordshire, at Two o'Clock;-itt Nine Lots I : • ACapital FtEEHOLD FARM, very deiir, . ably situated a short distance from - the Turnpike road, between HocketiL and Quendun, at MALLARDS' GRE EN, , in the Parish of Manutien, in the - County of Essex, containing in the whole about zoo - Acres of good Land, in the occupation of Mr. J.Lines Piper, as Tenant at Will, who and his Family hay..: held the same fur Many tears at an old Rent. This Estate is capable of very considerable hnprove. ment, hcing surrounde I by hard yonds, and within an easy distance of the, Navigation • from Stratfoid to the River Lea, near Ware, whereby'the produce may be sold to the best advantage ; and ashes, chalk, or lime for manure easily attained, - • TO be viewed, by leave of the Tenant; of wheim printed Pailichlars maybe had ; also at the Place of Salc ; at the Saiacen's dead, Ware ; Cock, Epping ; at the Printers of the Ctunbridge and Cheithsford Papers ; at the Rain b4)w Coile-e-house, Cornhill ; „Mr. Murray, Symond'S.- Inn ; and Mr. Raine, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, London, where a correct plan may be seen. SA LE of a'4 ALUA 13 . L.E ESTATE, delightfully 'situated on the.River'.Nith, in the Neighbourhood of 4 he TOWN of DUMFRIES, Scotland . . . • , • • TO BE SOLD'ILY kuBLIt Aticrid% At the' RainboW 'Coni-e-houst, Cotnhill, London, Oil - Monday. the'2.oth April.next, betwixt the hours of Ono and Two in the -Afternoon ; THE FIVN POUND LAND of Old Extehe, of CONHE ATLI, with the Tiends and Pertirientst, lying within the Parish of Carlaverock, and Sherilfiloth of Dumfries, holding feu of the Duke i.vf.Queeniberry, for payment of •Two Shillings Scots of. - Feu-duty. This Estate is beautituilv situated on the River Nith, about four measured miles below the Town of Diiinfriet, commanding an extensive view of the windings, of that 4ivcr, the Solsvisy Friths and Coast of Cum ierlancl: It contains upwards of 400 St:OtS Statute Acres (being More than goo English Acres), all Arable, except about, 17 Acres In Wood and Planting,, and about _so Acres of Moss. The whole is inclosed with march fines, and subdivided into convenient Inclosures, several of them with Hodges and . Rows' of 'frees.--A great part of the grounds arc of atiuxeceding good quality, and the whole are:capable of much improvement at a moderate expence, from the Sea Sleach out of the Nith, which Nvashes the Estate fora considerable way, and where she tide flows to a great height. The present Rental is about 3351. exclusifeof the Man sion House, O ff ices, Garden, and Orcha r d, % y e ll st d r k e d , with Fruit Trees, oh which no Rent. is put. The Tenant on the Shore, by putting Weirs into the Riper, 'las of late been very successful in catching Sal mon ; and, it is believed, that at a modtrate expence; a considerable Fishing might be established. The Quay ereaed by the Town of Dumfries at Glen caple, to Shah vessels of grearbUrden come, is adjoining' . to the Estate, .and a good road from Dumfries to•the Quay runs through the ,q rounds, parrot' which along the Road, and adjoining to the River, might be fenced to ihuehad vantage.- The-Wood and Planting on the Estate are thriving and valuable. The Tenants will shew the Premises.. • A Plan of the-Estate, and . the Conditions of Sale may be seen on app . l ication to Messrs. Currie ant Edinburgh; Wellweibd 'Maxwell, Esq. of Burnclough, Dumfries; Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Solicitors ; South arhpton Buildings, Chanccry-lanc, London ; Mr., Robert Bigg, Solicitor, Bristol; or George Ot'i - ed, Solicito , „ verpool: any further particulars that may be re qu i re d, Will he furnished iturnecliately by 'Mr. Orrcd. BARNES-GREEN, SURREY. To bq LETT, F URNISHED, in Substantial Repair, AFAMILY HOUSE, with Double Coadi- House and Stabling for Five Rorsek. The House contains a large Entrance Hall, and Parlour,. with a very convenient Kitchen and Offices : on the First Floor, a pleasant Dining-Room and Drawing-Room ; four Bed_ Chambers, a Gallery, with a Study, and two Staircases, overwhichitre six commodious Attics : a very good Gar den, well stocked with'Fruit and Vegetables. N.P.The above to be lett for three years, or on lease for twenty.one years certain, taking the Furniture at ap praisement. ;Apply to Mrs.. Stinton, at BMWS 4 . or to Mr. Page, Surveyor, No. 40,. Castle-street, Holborn. • • On Monday will be . publishecl, In Two Vol umes , Bvo. , pnce•i6s. in boards r rHE LIFE, ADVENTURES,' and H OPI_ . NION S olColottei GEORGE 'HANGER ' Writ ten by Himself. • • • t • • To which is added, Advice to thi Prelates and LeAklato'rs, how to coffee the Immorality and Jacobinismot the present age, and at the same time increase the Revenue. Advice to the lovely Cyprians, and to the Fair Sex in general s how to pass their lives in future to their better Ss tisfaction, and to enjoy with discretion the three Cardinal Virtues. • On Matrimony, CompulsivC Wedlock, and on Poly gamy. Oil the misery of Female Prostitution. The History of the lovely iSityptia, the. Pamela of Norwood, and Paragon of the /Egyptian race ; the Au thor's Marriage with her,.and her cruel infidelity and Elopenient with a travelling T.ink.er •-• And a History of the:King's Bench Prison, written by the Author during his custody under the Mafsbal of that Prison, descriptive of the miseries endured. -by Ihe Pri soners, and the extravagant expence incident, to thci a I nsanire parat, certa ratione modoque ' • Nitnius agris • nudus nuturnis. NOR AT. London Priut4t for J. Debrett, Piccadilly: This Day was published, price is. ALETTER to the Hon. 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