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. .• NumBER 36 43. i ; -- ,:z7 -- ...... - ..:,..= ROYAL ACA DEMY, SOME RSET -PLACE. * THE EXHIBITION is NOW continue-every Da OPEN. and will y (Sundays r!xcepted), the Molting till 6 - e Yen in the kveniii,,:. from Eight in Ad mittance ONE i oll N RICHARDS, R . A. Sec. Sill LLING--CatalogueS Sixpence. .MORNING AN—ICTTVENINS AsISEMENT, At Wi.gley's Royal' Promenacie-rooms, Spring-gardens, Pa_ frontzed by Her Royal , Hiighness the' Dutchess of York. °THE Exhibo ion of the Inv isihleGirls, Alrni'sim „JI One Shilling. —SE RECRAPH 1 A ; a novel and _Exhibition of Pictures in Silk, Satin, and Velvet, . bY . a, superb tady.—A Panorama of Shipping in Leith Roads, View ° h tninburgh and surrqundint; Country. Admittance to . eac tone Shilling. Open from 'Ten ia the Morning till Ten al . ight. %* Th e L o W er Promenade -rooms continue to he displayed NV , ,ith Fashio na bl e variety of jewellery an d I i i u k etst wit h the P aces affixed, as usual. SIIAKSPEARE LoTTERY. MESSRS. 130171)F..LL beg lave to acquaint the Public in general, and their Friends in particular, that the Tickets tor the SILAKSPEARE,. LOTTE RY, price Three ctuineas,,with Scheme s of the said Lottery, are now ready for delivery, at tile Stiakspeare Gallery, Pall. Mall ;at Messrs. tio• ielPs, N . 9D, C heapside ; and at ,11 the Licensed ot tertiOlfi . -_ , e r in C.r.tr. Bril.iin aiitt treland- BY HIS MAjESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATNT. ANEW STOVE, which has to boast a an Im provement never before offered to the Public. This Stove not only po:!-,tsses all the to Impnvements tor Economy and Elegaike, but has the peculiarly desirable quality of perfed security from those very melancholy Accidents so frequently heard of. The numberlesi instances of Coils flying out of the l'in, being the occasion o a ths loss of many valuable lir e , or the the instnces of Children falling into the lie r, will be obviated by this new and simple Invention. • Another advantage is, that Children may be left in a Room by themselves with this Stove, and will not Lave it in their co;vt . ;r to play Fire, though they have the sight and benefit of it. with the May be seen at lowett's W,l-, Rootns, No. 2.4, High Hol born, opposite Southampton -street the Patentee and Ma nufaCturer. 11) ANCING and MUSIC, by Mr. ALLEN, assiated by Messrs. TO NI LI NSON and MATH ER. privately taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt these aecompl:shinents, cr not in, the fa shionable style, at No.' 19f SherrardLstreet, Goldesquare, and N. to, Great Alie-street, Goo dman's-field s , on Pens expressly formed for those who would acquire them, paiti culaily private, expeditiously and elegantly. Piano Forte and liarp taught. Schools and Eamilies in Town, and within t 8 miles, punc tually attended, andsystetnatically instruded in every useful, elegant and futisitt.M p tit of mwlen-t Dancing and Music. • Ladies and Gent emep of respe<:tahility, coming from the Country t o learn, oitkzrs, FOreigners, and ail who wjsit to make extreme rapid progress, may have A payftnents and hoard in the House, with constant Instrueliu n till perlea.. Uhieh this way takes a very short time. • ........--______________ I SLE OF WIGHT. AIR FIELD ' dim e P To BE-LETT, free f rom all Parocitial Taxes, anti imme ossession given, p HoOsE ; in every respe& conve. -&-- nierit for a genteel Family, containing two Parlours in front, four Bed-rooms on the. Second Floor, and three Ch tm bers on the Att t,.: S tay, lwrx-e Kitchen t iriaier-gt4484, Cellars arid suitable sat tached, with a plentiful supply of ex tellent Water, Coach.house, and Stabling, good Kitchen Carden. and a large Garden in front of the House, with a Lawn containing Five Acres adjoining, and, if required, Five Acres more may be added to it. The above desirable House Is pleasantly Situated, ahont six miles south of Newport, and a short distance fro.ii the Sea. Apply, if by Letters, postpaid, to William Silvtrlock Upholsterer, Newport. -----------7--------.-----"- COUNTRY RESIDENCE S in a fine po hood. cling Part of t h e COUNTY of SUFFOLK., and excelle nt N eighbour- ATO RE LETT, and entered upon at Michaelmas next, CAPITL MANSION, READY FUR ?FISHED with _Double Coach-house, Stabling for Sixteen Horses, Dove-house, extenSiVe Gardens, well plant t‘l with choice Fruit-trees, spacious Paddock and three Piec es vf very rich Pasture Land, containing alto.gether filty'_ five Aces, situate in Thorington, near Yoxford, in the Co tY of Suffolk, and late the Residence of. George Golding, tsq. deceased ; together with the MANOR of THORI. TON WYMPLE.S. cum. WFNHASTON, and ,Right of sporting in about Sixty Acres of WoOd, well adapted for the pre,ervmtou of Cm/I.e. N. li. A lovr,qualitity of Pasture Land May be had, if required. fuse from London to Yarmouth andilleccles pass the House‘every day. The Servants will shew the Pr:Tnises ; and further parti ; tulars may be had orMessrs. Rode and%nith, Peccies, Suf. L ' folk. . , I ---______________ ........._—... S URREY. TO .B E SO L l) t • in Lots, or together, AtCOPYHOLD ETTATE(4.I.NHgRITANCE, situate. near the three-mile stone on the tight-hand side of tile Road from London to Croydon, consisting of 22 A. 3R. 12. P. of Arable and*Pasture Land, which extends•tip. wards of icio feet•next the said Road, in possession of Mr. v'e"rge Wheeler, whose tinie expires at Christmas next. 11-11 l of the Manor of Lambeth subjed to an annual .t.rent of ss. 3tt. and a Fine at the ' will cf the Lord „ on ..me th 0, • 1;, •• .. • . PYIIOI,I 01‘i"4"ont t ty.:7llased by those who hold no .Co.. by c ti s, 51e Manor ; but if by a Teuant of the Malloy, he The'S 7 lit u P a a ti l O s n ' r s try, so that C.; rave,' arid IF4iel.:r than 1 • general level of the COun- vantage, and without thel3trilscit.i.-n,l7,:lerth may be dug to great ad ri l e :. i ,v p h d O rt , i vci. , ll.;:e ~,, i eci, i ,iiire f , 1 % , i. inj u ry dj by h l r a er k removing x i i n i g d them. d ie !re. _ . , . ...,...._ - ( krings ja l l ' ed. * • PIATA RDS of ONE HUNDRED RAMS,- be 1-/ ing all the entire Stock of Valuable RAMS, the pro- t r lY of JONAS BETTISON, 'at' Nottingham (who is declining the Ram; Business), Esq. at Holmepierrepout, . , WILL BE SOLD By' AUCTION, • AlA(.)11 the Premises, on Friday the tst Day of June ttext t ;_ i_ A l .. k V ,, °n Thursday the 6th Day of Septenaher, the IE "' I C RA Ms, with Upwards of One Hundted of his . ct p t i ale E w Es ; By Mr. GASKILL. ; At Eleven o'clock each Day. ~ cz„.l:he above Sheep, from their great value; are of the highest I,C:sequence' to the Public ; they are absolutely hred wall la t ' e e N c a i re and attention, from the best Rams, bred by the r. 13akewell, of Dishley, and their Descendants, for llyard.of ThirtY Years. r or the , bette, ac commodation of ;the Public, tilis Sale is . ~ ..t ilY i tit 'Ll for the :.lontlis of 'tut' and September. Ihe Rants 7 ' ll be ournbercd, and may bo seen iitaeir Iti;obl on Monday the Sal e Bt h clay of May, aod, atter shorn, the day ,before the • • 11)escriptive Catalogues, &c. of the First Sate will be rio.)-- 4',,,'",Ten Days betbre the Auction, and may be had at the the''' inn, Smithfi e ld ; the Su x and Courier Offices; and of caster, Editors of the folhowing Papers : Statnford, York, Don_ • ambridge, Leicester, Derby, Nottingham, Liverpool, iTll, Sheffield ; and Sanders's 'N'ews Letters, ,l'eme.street, .`Jublin t and or Mr. Caskill, et his Office and Audion- 1 •o o R..to, Nottingham, 'way zo, 144. '~_. ,t,A. L~y~'; .--,-. .. ,, ,- - .•;5, - .7 ',..:'...,'.. ~,•:..:.. MO NDA Y, MAY 2.,1, This Day was published, price is. Number 111. of THE GARDENER'S REMEMBRANCER, Which, together with Numbers I. and 11. contains Views of 'Mr. Forsyth's Treatise on 'frees ; the Culture of the Pine Apple and Melon ; an etfedual Method of destroy ing Inseds that infest Plants ; a Description of, and Ob servations on, Dr. Anderson's and Mr. Stewart's Patent Hot.:liouses ; Directions for Building Hot-houses ; and Pits and Beds for cultivating (without the assistance of fire-heat) Pine Apples, 'Melons, &c. By JAMES M'PHAIL, Gardener to•the Earl of Liverpool. printed for T. Cadell and W. Daviei, Strand. Of whom may be had, Numbers J. and 11. price is. each. Also; a TREATISE on the CULTURE of the CUCUM-' BE R, and Hirers and Ohterva.tions on the Improvement of Agriculture, price is. each% 1804. Ess.r. INDIA HOUSE, May 8; tBo4. 'T ( 1.11.: COURT of DIRECTORS of tht -IL UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANT? o/ ENG :LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, • That a General Court of the said Compau will be held at their House in Liadenhall.street, on TUESDAY the 22d instant, at Elrven o'clock in the Forenoon, Jr 6 the special purpose of laying before the Proprietors, Papers received from India respelling the late glorious Campaign there, and Motirms of Thanks proposed to be given by the Company on that account. WILL IA Ai RA MS A Y, Sec. IPRICE SIXPENCI.. Fl'4 , r the LONDON GAZETTE, Maj; Whitehall, ille t v 10, • The King has been pleased to grant the d4;niii - t of a Baronet of the Uniteci Kingdorii of Great t : ',r rain and Ireland; to Isaac Coffin ; of the Magdi.dain Islands, in the Gulph of St. Lawrent7e,. British ITT kr:li America,. Ecci. Rear .Adaiiral of the White Squ:t: drop of His Majesty's Fleet, and the heirs niale of his body lawfully begOtten. Ifili;tchali, May t, , I R 04.. The king•lias been pkased to conctitilte and at•. mint the Right Hon.. William Dundas to be i-ii Majesty°s Secretary at War. Whitehall, May T 9, 1804... The King has been pleased to grant to the iler. James Meaken Clerk, Mastei. of Arts, the phce a n t f dignity of a Canon or, Prebendary of His Majesty.; Cathedral Chttrch of Worcester, Voi:1 by the roi.7. of irheiZer. John Carver, late one of the P re bendaries theteof. Doeu.m;ng:st;yet, 1116 y fr 9, I 84. Thejcing has been pleased to appoint Joseph Fre . .. deric Wallett . been Banes, Esq. to be Lietitenznr. Governor of His Majesty's Islatid of Prince Ed ward, in AwericA. Crown. Offri., May ito4. MEMBER RETURNED TO sER'VE IN THIS rPESENT PARLIAMENT. • VNIVERSITY OF it.IIIIItIDGF. Vie Right Honourable William Pitt. Ordnance-Office, May tB, tBo4. Regiment of Artillery. ThomaS Dewell, Gent. to lie SeCond Lieutenant; vice round Walcot, promoted. Dated Feb. 14, 180 4 . Henry R. Griffiths, Gent. lobe ditto, vice E. Smyth, promoted. Dated Feb. 27, 1804. First Lieutenant Robett Lawson b, he Captain-Lieutenant, vice Dunkin, teurvi. D ited Marcll 1804:- Second Lieutenant Charles Blackley to he First Lieutenant, vice Lawson. Dated as above.' Captain-Lieu tenant Charles F. Napier to be Captain; ,vice Gilbert, de ceased. Dated March 2 - iSot. First Lietitenant W. Oliver to be Captain-Lieutenant; vice N'apiet. 4)atod as above. Second Lieutenant joint Dowse to be First Lieutenant, vice Oliver. Dated as abov e . John Mac donald, Gent. to be Second ..Lieutenant, vice Fury, pro • - • 'noted. Dated ,March- 30, 1804. First Gentleman Caelef Charles I. Holloway to be Second LieuLnant, vice Lear, promoted. Dated Aptil to, 1804. Second Gentleniait Cadet John M. Straton to be Second Lieutenant, vice K. Digby, proinoted. Dated as above. Third Gentle:llan ' Cadet Thomas Foley to be Second Lieutenant, vice W Bentham, promoted. - Dated as above: Thihnassheo pard, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Rudycrit, pro moted. Dated April It, 1804. Charles Close, Gent, to be Second Liententint, vice Gator promoted. Dated April 20, 1804. - Captain , Lieutertant Will; in R. Cary, to be .Captain,. by Augmentation. Dated May 1, First Lieutenant James T. Cowper to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Carey. Dated as above. Second Lieuteliant Marriott C. W, Aytown to be Fifst Lieutenant, vice Cowper. Dated as above. First Lieutenant Robert Carthew; to be • Captain-Lieutenant, by Augmentatifai. Dated as above. Second lieutenant Alex. Macdonald to be First Lieute nant, vice Carthew. Dated as aboVe. Second LieuLatatit John Longly to be Firit Lieutenant; by Angmentation. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant Hassell R. Mcior to be First Lieutenant, by Augmentation. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant Henry G. Jackson to be iitst Lieute . mutt, by. Augmentation. Dated as above. }. W. Si Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Byers, promoted. Dated May 4, IRo4 Corps of Gunner Drivers in the Riy.el RreTent e{ Artillery. George Ruddle; Gent. to be Lieutenant-Commissary, Dated April t 2; 1804. Peter Smith, Gent: to be ditto. Dated A prillo . , 12304. Charles Alphonse) Thweng, Geat. to b e ditto. Dated May 1, 1894. • Ordnance-Office, May JS, iSo4. Corps' of Royal Eqgineeri. Henry iiobhs,Gent. to be seconci Lieutenants vice Cunning ham, promoted. Dated kn. t, 0304. john Hobbs,,Genr. to be ditto s vice Niciiolas, promoted. *Dated as allove. lohn 52cm:et; Gent. to be ditto s Vice . Figg, promoted. Dated as above. Genttertian Cadet 'oho Archer William* to be ditto; vice Cb!by, promoted. Dated as above. Gen tleman Cadet Charles Boot hby to be ditto, vie. Smith, promoted. Dated as above. Gcntletnan Cadet Edward Parker to be ditto, vide Lloyd, promoted. Dxted as aoove. Gentleman Cadet William Holloway to be ditto, vice Gould, promoted. DAN(' as abole. Gentleman Cadet Richard doteier to be clittO, vice-C F. 5'111E14 promoteth Dated as aboe. Second Lieutenant George Hamilton to be First LteutenXnt; vice. LloYdS deceased. Dated jam 1804. War-Office, May igi 1804. Let RegZrrient of Dragoon Guards, Cornet john BuckMasttr it;) b.: Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Duwbiggin, who retires. Cornet I. North Woolcoinbe to be LitAiteliaut. by purch..,e, vice Grosser, promoted in the New South Wales . Cuii),s. HenrY,Boyd Garnbell, Gent. to be Cornet ; vice isucKsii.is- ter. 4th Ditto; Tarries Leattua4 Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Boyd, deceased. 7th Regiment of Light, Dragoons, WiltiaFt Canipbell; Gcnt. to be Cornet, without purchase. t4th Ditto, James Humphrey; Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. 15th Ditto, Patrick terlirtg,. Gent. to be Cornet, by put , vice 0' By rne; who. retires. 17th ditto, Robertp' Arcy,'Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Harris, who . retires. z3:l Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Hart to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase. Cornet Thomas Dillow to . be Lieu. tonant, without purchase: Serjearn.Major Wilham }ones, front the Cavalry D4rot, to be Adjutant, with theßarik of Cornet: vice Hart; Ist Regiment of Foot Guards; Robert Adair, Gent. to he Ensign by purchase. -- 3d Ditto, Honourable Edward Methuen Irby, Page of I Jo nobr to His Majesty; to be Ensign,' without p - urcnase, vice Breton, promoted.. Ist 'Reginteift of ho t; Ensign David Bruce to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ogilvie; promoted. 4th Ditto, William Henry Halt, Gent. to be Ensign, by purChase, :vice Eckersall, prbinoted_ 6tli Ditto, Witham Richards, Gent, to be Quarter-:master, • • vice Hollot4ay, deceased. ' 7tlt Ditto, Lieutenant William Despard to be Captain of a Company; vice Teigh, deceased. Lord Arthur Somerset to be Lieutenant, vice Hayes, deceased. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Despard. Loth 'Ditto, Ensign Tho Mas Ormsby Sherrar4 to he Lieu tenant, without purchase, vice Burke, whose Appoint mem has not taken place. Speedy, Gent, to be Ensign, vice sherrard. 13th - Ditto, Ensign.' foseph Massey to be Lieutenant, vice Gazzo, who retires. Tu - ne - Ensigns—Bennet Holgate, Gent. vice O'Shaughnessy, promor,d in the zd West India Regiment. George C. Crespigny, Gent. by purchase, vice ruretoy, prulimeu art tlt.: act talion Reseive. alphe Wylde, cells. with. out porchase, vita Galt.ireath, promoted. This Day was published, dedicated, by permission, to the Nlarchioness of Salisbury, elegantly printed on Foolscap Odavo, hot pressed, and embellished with three superb Engravings, price 75. in boards, GALATEA. A Pastoral Romance. Trans. fated from the -French of Monsieur Florian. By Miss HIGHLF.Y. A few Copies are printed on Post Odtavo, with Proof Plates, price los. 6d. in boards. Printed for S. Highley (Successor to t;• late. lfahn j, iso. 14, Ei:cet-trect ; aid A. Cmiaiable, and Co. Edinburgh. Where may be had, just published, Sherwood Forest ; or, Northern Adventures. A Novel. In Three Volumes. 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On Thursday the 3 tst of May will be published, in Six ele ' pint Volumes, thick Post Odavo, price Twd Guineas in boardi, , embellished with . Portraits, by Caroline:Watson, with coloured Engravings, representing many celebrated Chatadets; with Fac Similies, &c. &c. • Ti-JE - LIFE • and. ENTIRE! CORRESPON DENCE of SAMUEL KICHARDSON,,Author of Sir Charles Grandison,,Clarissa, I?aniela,64c. now first pub lishul by his Grand-childrcit. e' R RESPONDENCE consists of Letters between Ricliardson;and many eminent Persons of his time. -The whole was prepared and arranged by himself tbr the Press previously to his death in 1761, and bequeathed to his Daughters, on the condition that, it should not be .publishecl in tb,:ir tire. tune. The recent deceate Of his last. survivir..7 , :.;nt , :r, Mrs. Anise kienardson, of StrattOrd, i n Suffolk, halving hiving removed the force of that injunaion, the entire Papers of this eminent Writer are . now given to the World. The LI FE has been compiled from authentic Documents, by Mrs. BARBAU LD, who has superintended the "Publica tion. Printed fbr Richard Phillips, N0..7 r, St. Paul's Chureli yard, and to' be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, The ,LETTERS and other WORKS of LADY MARY .WORTLEY MONTAGU, published front her Original Paikrs, possession of her Grandson, the Marquis of Bute, in five sn►asl vols. priee zss. or on post paper, price 4os. in boards. This Day"vere published, price Two Shillings, STRICTURES on the SECOND REPORT of Li the COMMISSIONERS of NAVAL INQUIRY under the Abuse At, td the Honourable House of Ccrnmons, relative to CHATHAM. Pi EST'. By an Old and late GOVERNOR of that INSTITUTION. Printed for Longman' and Itres , No: 39, Paternoster-row ; and T. Etherington, .Rochester. This Day was published,'hy F. C. zncl J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard, In One Volume Odavo, with an Appendix, Price 7s. 6d. in boards, STRICTURES upon- an HISTORIC AL RE v EW of the State of IR ELAND, by F. PLOWDEN, Esq. or.ajusTl FI CAT I ON of the Conduet of the English Governments in that Country, from the Reign of Henry the to the UNION of great Rritain and Ireland. N. B. A small Part of this Work has.already appeared in the British Critic for November, December January, and February last. - - The' present Publication, besides being an Answer to Mr. Plowden's Work,. contains an Account *f the Causes and Obje6ts of the different Rebellions in Ireland, as also of tlOse Conspiracies from time td time detected by the ,vigilance otthe Irish Governments. The Appendix contains many Particolars of the History of Ireland, its ancient Laws, Customs, &c. &c. not generally knOwn. • •RICH';TD7ER LEAD ORE. FOR SALE, SEVENTY TONS of LEAD t 1 R E, containing about to cgt. of Lead, in zo cwt. of Ore, and averages about 9ov °times of Silver to, a Toaot Lead • - The above Ores have been risen at lleerferric Mines, near -ra-vl-stock, whid, are now working, aiLi pay a Tri bute of One Half to the Proprietors. Several Shares in the said Mines to be disposed of; • any application for the Ores or Shares to be made to Mr. John Gill, of Tavistoek, Agent, or to Captain iWilliam Brenton, on the Mines. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES,—WORD, near, SANDWICH. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 11" - following FREEHOLD-ESTATES, exo nerated from Land Tax:: UPTON and F ELDER LAND FARMS, in the Parishes of Word and Eastry, near Sandwich, -consisting of a capital arm-house, lit for the resi-: dence of a Gentleman, grit Gentleman Farmer, and partly new, with a Garden and Orchard, darns, Stables, and other buildings, in excellent repair, upon the Upton Farm ;' and - a good Farm-house, Barn; Scabies, and other buildings, in like state of repair, upon the' Felderland Farm, and containing together, by estimation, 2.94 Acres, more or less, of Arabic, Pasture, and Meadow Land, subject to a quit-rent of 41. 12.5. I id. per annum, advantageously and delightfully situated near the Turnpike Road from Sandwich to Deal, being one mile from . Sandwich, iz from Canterbury, so from Margate, eight from -Ramsgate, four from Deal, and ma from Dover; now let to Mrs. Mary Matson, on a Lease which expires at Michaelmas next.' _ For Particulars, applications may be made to Mr. S. El gar, Wingharn Court, Wingham, Kent. CAPITAL FARMS IN TUE NORTH OF DEVON. TO BE LETT, For a Term of Fourteen Years from Lady-Day ALL that Capital BAR TON and Ft RM called ASH, situate in the Parish of Braunton', now in the occupation of Mr. kthilip, ? Scott, containing :about 3Eso Acres of good Arable, Pasture, and Woodladd, lying within thur miles - tit - the large MarketZfown and Sea-Port of Barnstaple: This Estate: consists: al city healthy Land, is well calcu lated for a Sheep and , Tillage Farm, and is advantagously situated' for Manure, being within two miles - 'of several Also to be Lett, for the like Term, all that capital Barton and Farm called BO DSTON ES, situate in the PariSh of Berry4thor, sow in the occupation of Mr. John Street,:con taining- about 2.35 Acres of good Arable,. Pasture, and Wood land, distant about tin miles from Barnstaple aforesaid, and three from Ilfracombe, a pleasant Market-Tolvn adjoining the Bristol Channel.. This Estate lies in the.heart of the Country, where the best breed of North Devon Bullocks is to be found, enjoys a south aspett, with extensive Rights of Common on Berry Down, and is within one mile of several Lime-kilns. • - The above Estates Bave each of them very good Farm houses, Barns, and all necessary and convenient Out-hotses; With several Acres of Orchard and Watered 111eadow,- ! aild being only eight miles asunder, form a desirable objed fpc Person disposed to engage 'in Agriculture on a large scats; - as Proyisions and the Price of Labour are comparatively cheap ; the Produce of the Farms easily exported ; and the improved modern system of Farming has not yet been adopted on them. For Letting the above, a survey will be heist atthe Golden Lion Inn, in Barnstaple, on Thursday the 7th 'day of lune next, by three o'clock in the Afternoon. The Premises may be viewed on application to the Tenants, and further parti culars known ny applying to John Pitt, Esq. Barnitaple. Barnstaple; 2501 April; 1804- PALM SOAP, in the greatest Perfeetion. • BERRY . having made great Improvements in kJ. his well-known PALM SOAP, recNim •ends it - .with renewed• confidence to the Nobility and Gentry • prepared from that sweet fragrant Article Palm Oil, the pleasantness of the perfUme, and delicacy of its use, has merited the at tention and patr onage o f m an y of th e first Families,, and is esteemed a valuable Discovery for softening, cleansing, brac ing, and preseKving the Skin from the treat of the Sun ; and is also found an excellent defence against cold Winds/ and s harp frosty Air. —Sold in Squares and 13a114, is. each, with the words " Samuel Berry," on the wrapper. The Proprie tor recommends it as the best Soap for Shaving, producing a fine soft lather .proper for tender faces, in round Cakes, is. each. 'Prepared an d so ld b y -S . 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