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• THE ,11 . ?11,15'11 REIIE, Ir. F OIVS W L I ;o ' S CAK' TMOROF A TRANSLATION OF THE. WORICS OF HOLM: E; INTO ENGLISEL VERSE To 'turn, even fefia:irthrnent, crbm the mazes .91 Politics and; the events of War, is soothing i to tis, and we flatter octrselves, will not }gave wholly tungratifying to our. Readers. Gentitue Poetiy. so rare a gem, 'that •we are' it 'once irresiarrlily attrafrd by its brilliance, and delighted,with.the mild radiance which. it. diffuses over ,the , volume,-4 Poems under the above title, which' v.ie believe is very recently published,. hits • fallen into our hands, and we readily confess Jnis, - afforded us vertunalloyed,satisfatiion,.„lYlr. .AWF.N is not unknown 'to . 'the ?abbe for his Poetical talents. His Translation of Fkirace ranks him high as a Scholar and a Poet, and we have. nor Curet • the very. beautiful .Poetical Tribute which lie rendered to the HERO of . theN 4E ) immediately .'ter the intellig-enee - of the memorable Battle - of ,;'ltordir- reached this Country, and which very jrroperly forms a part of the volume tO;,which ,we C now call the attention of our Readeri, This ol comprizcs several Elegies, Odes, Epistle's, ond;Occagional Addresses to the Subscriber's of the Literary Fund, of which Mr. BoScn - wp"N, botli from his love" o`' Literature, .niti his philanthropy, is a most zeCloid skilipoefer.. The labours of this Gentleman's Nitise dee . generally of the pensive cast, but strenuously exerted in, the cause of morals and of virtue. In' illUstrationof this, we shill for the present content. uutselves with extraeling an -Elegy to the memory - of one Whose amiable &trader Will long lie'tet?derly cherished, and tratly loss re gre.tted, by a large circle &friends.. ELEGY • , 1 0 - TMS• 1.1i111) . (11 TICE }:1 - ON. triVAtio JAMES • • WRI7TEN 1W r 97... fArett•s'r thou, vain Muse, when hlobd.stain'd Chiefs expire? tqourntst . tiou When hanglitY Tyrants quit the earth Nor wakes thY, fond re,4et : ,ialor hreatlivs thy 1) re One pensi - ye strain fc;r mild departed Wort4t 'Yes .Friendship's.sigh, and Virtue's artless tear, EL:O r, on..thy untimely fate attend. Ikrith generous Sympathy, with grief sincere, Like them, 'the Muse shall mourn-for Virtue's-fris4t4 '/;fut ah ! what terse can paint, what language trace, - i)te'rnoifist cillgnity; unfo rrrect by art, 7iiii;:'ei thy teitinres spread its ',:cnuirte trace, ' 4nd beantid,* thd faithful triiri I of i'hf• heart , those features, which expres4'cl, inhutn,hlocks,.prOe s :The n4tiyelandour of ingenuous youth ; ThattonstAntheart, which, unsi‘bdu'd try, Still .foridlycharisit'4l ptJre unshaken truth. _ . Ileni6, tyrant Death ! nor boast thY baleful pottier, lO'rvtid the sacred hands . of virtuous lovk ;' 'Pis r lost, his soul front' that . sad hour Dwelt with her spirit in the realms above. 'Elect pair !--No mire, ye fri.mds, ye parents, weep Let hrighter thoughts your sorrovvip k unituls emplo) ; trnst the prophetieMtise ! '' 7'hey liroisolskep Unsullied virtue ve4cs to endless joy. R ISTOL, APKIL 9. • Orr Saturday morning a large body of men, women anditoys, as s embled in our Markets,. and obliged the butchers, farmers, &c. to sell their meat, but ter and other articles Of provisions at 'very reduced prices, viz. meat at .d. and sd, butter from . 6d.. to &I. bacon at 6th per lb. and potatoes from .id. to, a per, quartern.. There was very little butter brouglit.to,.market, most of it being either taken or bought by the mob, before the farmers entered the city. Ahout eleven o'clock, vatious.reports being in c rcula t kin,and 1 ituini)er o f f inflammatory bills posted on the walls, in different 'iarts of the city, carrying *cry serious alarm, -- dur Chief Magistrate Called out the Bristol Volunteer-Regiment with the horse •and Abe other military force in,garrison; detachments of which were: stationed in ihe.different avenues which .k. 114 to the City. Egly lit the:afternoon. the Riot 'AA was read. in .I%ll,street. . 'Several of the toot riot o us (orne' Of vvhorn had iakin meat ,uhl other article~ from tke market) were titiea_ by t he Volunteers to Ne‘vg4te aril 13"0 ;le. well,by order of the hilai!,trates ; .- iind we have the satislaftion to state,.that by these prudent And spiiited sne9sures, peric and-tratiquillity were restored. A Piquet Gttard • has been 'mounted every . day since, and'both the horse and- foot soldiers t:partered here, have held themselves in readiness to fillppretS any outrages that might happen ; Ave are happy to lay that the peach of the town is restored, and we • , •be • •••• itoilie it will.not : b rok e n agamb 4 • •• that on a A oireSpontleat at 'Sti.ctiqt t: let his ))e te.s , qut Of ktivF) there hod I)cco' some- snOW :!he night, which iva's - not then emirelj , "melted. :- &iafe — of the tees .alighted on . the 'snow, end , soon became .:useless, lie. gathered them up, and carried them into, his dininji.oom,.'atict from 'its he4t' they soon began to move ; he then* put honey - comb atuotlg them, which had a good efFeCt 7 A fter ,lie \vas much struck _with the appearance •of ',one of them which hid nearly tecoveretl his usual strength, darting his proboscis fren l uenrlsr ,at another, which led" him to linagine . that . the . bit was fighting with the other ; he then lifted_ r up the two beo9,,and, upon taking a - Microscope; 'observed, Chet in plce of fighting, he . s.vas applying With honey his 'sickly cornpaniOn every" time he darted - at am; .chig`hectiitinaly saw In small globules on the point proboscis, and the tither` kitcci‘/id it upon his. • ,-• • • 'The sher#tr. Jyry At Shyet4iAlyy, On Wednes4y,„ „ , foUn4 a V quesf mm who,, ltvin . g k zeeiyea . Hoppe to quit an Orchard and garden which he'heici from Mr. Corly,t, destroyed must of the. iitlitf.t,rcc*. • S. , N 1)0 N : PrtbteCi by JILIC.:+I AN N .m.A1,1 N. co; 1 ( vveiti.t ;aritoi; ; awl Pubt t); i L.: AM AX;;Itr.R. 7- Sciettr I. fel HO t`e.. ti;lf W - estati.,:ritta ;) At the Sti); - .oirt . cs, No. It 2, Straxd;• . 'whcri.: ;147..ertfersorii. Orita, foi The ltotof, • ric k c. • -etrrr4 kw the r tti f-tidli, • rii 4 i 5 243.dreSiCtie I 1 4: 5 . .•7 9P.,1,y;'*0.,,,L1R1....•-: Vie Committee appointed to,cOnaider .ofr the Stand.!'. ing Orders of the House, relative to tills of In. closure, , I so far as resPeets.the Setting out, or the Altering, Public • Roads aid , ' to Report: • their - Opinion .t:hercupou ,to. the HAvr., pursuant to . the Geder of the House, examined the matters , •to them •referred, and have goine to, the tbllowing Resolution : . Resolved, 'Hutt it. is , the , opinion•of.this we,. that in allWills:lns Inclosures, thcre,be insert-. eel a ClaUse,' ty Which the Cco kinissioners shall be required to sit out the- PUblic4Radrid.,Highways; l'innf -the whsle, appear to them, most commodidus for ilic`Pt4e ;„itticl to,give notice of the general lines afitic,),Oirttlidetl Roads, in some one Newspaper of the Cwpo s. or"if there is no such Paper printed in that county, then in the Ne%vs., paper of some near or.adjoining.csounty., as spun as may be, after the setting, o in at of such Roads • • pointing, che,' same notice; a Meeting of the Commissioners,". to be held at some conVenient place in or near to the ,parish or township within: : %villa the Inclosures are to be made, and not sooner than ten days; from the' ,giving-'such notice;. at; which Meeting, any perion or 'persons who may be diSsa, tisfied with the setting out of the said Publieloads and Highwa - ys, May . aftenditd 'State to the 'Said Commissioners, 'his or their -objeaions, who shall . be required tbh,:ar and examine such ob i jeCtions ; and if the said Commissioner's, at their said fleet: shall refuse' 'to alter the Said Public. Road or • 01 Roads, , .or ..Highways (to, which„objeaions ! have been stated), to the satisfaftion of the person or, per . ,ons,objeding thcreto,,.then the person or per sons so dissatisfied, shall he entitled to appeal againsrall or any Of such. Public Roads.or Highways, to some General . Quarter Sessions of the Peace for' the County, within fourcalerdar months next artei such Meeting 'or the Commissioners as aforesaid, giving notice in writing to such Commissioners., of the intention to appeal,, within ten flays after, such Meeting, and entering into recognizance, wite suf ficient sureties before a Justice of the Peace firthe said:Coonty; to try the said Appeal : and that the said. Commissioners, .or one. of them, or their Sur veyor or Clerk, shall attend at such Sessions, and the justices in Sessions, upon due proof of such no tice being' given, and of the entering into such recog nizaneei-shall, -on hearing thetyidence, finally de ' termine whether the said Roads:or .Highways so ap,- pealed against, shall be made, and shall make and . give such. orders and direaions touching the matters before them, and_ award .sueli costs.. to either party, as them ,shall seem .expedient; and such. determi ' nation of the said Justices shall be final, and shall not be removed or removable by Certiorari or other wise.; but in case no such notice shall be given, or • such recognizance shall not be enrered.into,, qr such Appeal shall 'not be proceeded in as aforesaid, then such setting out of the said Roads or Higliways, by the said Commissioners as aforesaid, shall he final and conclusive. I' • • :1 $ N Eik'S • POOL; A rxiL le. Arri(lo-41tc:TrFeasanti•ThonT'son, from laridport .. ; Selby, Rlibthe4:' fror4, Co‘ye4 ; . .British:. Tar, - hum ney.is ,Nancy, Hopley, froth 4ondon ; lion/- man, twin i Pltruoutii. Mt,' for 'Newhaten • Jane, Spencer, for.Nelirfoundland • Venus, Homes, and 'Elizabeth, Situth,• for London ; Delight, :. sawer ; John Ink:Sophia, Elicon ; Lark, Spurrier ; 'Mary; Hurnelli" and Hop; Sintxtmore, for Portsmouth. • . • • , • lr A ;Imp trr lt, APR 11. 10.- Arriired—t s he Fox, Read, lom Hull. Anne, Carred ; En deavour, Mulleptier.; and Hero, Osb orne; from Londwl ; 'Car, Crisp, from Liverpool ; and go . ver t jebb, Item di B. 61LAVISEND, ATRII. 10. • • Passed .by- , --the Favourite; Younger, from Hambro'. ied rne Sovereign, Rarrishaiv, flu Quebec I . Quebec. Bailey, and Adecuu, ASSIZES. . • • . 431oueetter,. a cause of great consequence to , Landlords and Tenants, was -tried before .Nr. tice•Ronx E and a Special Jury. It was an Ejectment brought by Mrs.-Stephens,. a Lady, of great, fortune, against her Tenant Mr. Rogers, ,on a right of re -entry, reserved in the ..Lease between them, on .1i breach of any of the covenants. The breach in this case ,insisted upon was, that . Mr. Roge rs had, in the . last year, 'Ploughed, and sown more than one half of the aral.)le land demise'd, ,which was contrary to the strip letter of the coven2nt;--- • Oo the part .of the Plainiitt, it Was proved That this violation of the%Cnyenant had been' coniinitted, if • land sown_ with turnips carne` -within' the intent of the restrietion. :IS,Pelendant proVed,,that he had been tenant .to.this.family,. under leases containing the same COvenants with the rresent; - fOr forty years ; that during all "that tilTit, lie lad uniformly pursued the same course of husbandr'y,, y 1 7 1,, the five_ bold course ; "- that in no.yeat 441k t sown with corn to the. amount•of One hall /if thAlitp4;:t hough he had every year fiom the cOrinnencekenr of . ..his, tenancy,. exceeded, that quantity- in sOuratwith . corn and turnips ;„ that, the .course _of 14t.slodry jo pursued by him, „Was the Most beneficial to the estate, and that the farm must have 'been "'materially in, jured the...cov:naot had ben .itri&ly observed; that .the late Mr. Stephens, •Who was an ex celteni Ag,riCultririst, . and . his predecessors,. had koown and approved .of the I)efendant's manage ment of - iie farm; and that the Plaintiff 'herself had waived the forte:t are, ifany was incurred,*bY ing the Defer,danr, very lately, his plpugh„hote and free.bote under the ,lase. The Learned Judge,. in his • Address - . to the Jury, statetl ,it as the law, in his opinion,- that :a breach of covenant like this t .,so - long acquiesced in, should not be - converted into ,a .cause . of forfeiture, .unless the • Landlord . gavertfee Tenant prev . lous notice of his intention to enforce the eOvenant ;. that there Was a great difference between, what might be .plead ed in jostifieation - in an Aftitin.Of Covenant, and what would opeott in an cjcetinent as a waiver of forfeiture ; and that in-this case therewas abundant evidence to imply a waiver. The Jury, after some pou rati sideion, .found a veldia for the Defendant. Charles .Long. was indifted for killingand slay. . ing,Hannah Bryant. On this trial the was, that -the. Prisoner, in the evening of the sth of Noiember .last, was amusing himself with, firirg, oW..a min -loaded..with svet.tow, at the, tit* that bonfires and other demonstrations 9f joy on ~that day were ochibitink. The dgeepeci l in company several - other person i s s .'„,lele - a4otlg -in the ? oral. of 4 . pubti&hciuse„ eflrla4**.- had Jite., iu oouversation with tb0w,,,,80 him Warning to be „call•Wisp' u c, sayings 'lWe - care, and do not shoot' No Words Of any expression of, ill:.Will ;had -passed botacteen 'Lbw. N,otwithstacidipt this gikut : iol, however, the. gur went off' by some means t ;Ma the contents passing across the porch, were dodged in the head of the To TIW.MAS YLS..IIt,, Esti. • No. '9,• New Bridge-Street, • London: • ';March everi t E o n o o u . since . fre"tavSelr, inform Edinburgh, ' y•ou, t ; l e I year' t 790, I, have been aillielect with- the Lucy Vene., which, from its obstinately .resisting every course of ivr t areine'preYcribed by the - most eminent of the Faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, ' aint twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would apPear to be of the most inVeterare.jiatuze: - In the 'spring of last year my di'snider hail. gut to such a as . nearly to put a period. to' my esistence--,I bad ,a tares Elect "illyhead,' one on lath arm, and my legs we i e. b ro ke iirt.9) .4 frightful manner ; my right was dread ful Al had been in a state of ulceration for . tlK. last ,Se \en years,;xly left !tad' also two large notes on it, was eery mucli'lfliscoloured, and gave me such excrutia;- in • pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to cle priyc motif rest ;in this . - lamentable state, was recoin mended by \lr J. ,Thompson, (who received so great a cnre by tkiti here), ,to,laker your Leake's Patent which I i),:ktn; to do on the 26th of May ;In the course of a . fortnight,. I began to reet-ive benefit little more than a , month, • tho , ,.tdcera on •my herd and arms were soundly liealedsobn atter, the "sures on my legs healed also however, considerable discolountion ir; the skin, and;pain in the bone of the left, which;.•by the -Rtes.,- Sing - of Gott, • and. a , little longer.perseverinee in you rlnva -Itiable Medicine, subsided; .the nodes dispersing, the skis regainiN Its natural hue; and the nocturnal pains gradually going ph'. I thirs,became, sour liberal advice and Me dicine, • peiti:elly free. fripit all my former contolainta— have recovered my. fortner spirirs.and strength, a n d inij fie.: come jolly and fa, in which state having continued ma n y Months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to cxpreis my gratitude, but be i g you, 'file the good of other 'suffering mortals, to, make , this my case as yublic as possible, as I shall on every Occaton ; in so ctoing,• You will greatly . oblige, 'Sir,.-yotir, grateful, very bumble seiyant„. V. 3. ,114 k; KE R. Swati's Close, High-street , Edinbergh. - • . , Witnesses to the above Cure : TuomrLos, No. 3, ,New Poultry Market; and p: T4T °liOS 14, Old Assembly-Close, -Fidinbitligh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, Taos A 6.rA yI.OR, Member of she 'Royal College of: • Sar gentis; at his House, No.. 9, New Bridge-street, London; where, after a constant residence of more,than .thirty-six years, in. a=praCtice particularly . direr ed to. the cure' o f -Venereal •Collplaint s and those Incidental lo the Parts of Generation, watt that inViolable secrecy which men of profession should always observe in such cases, he tlattere Itimse,l f, the .advice and .assistance he ~gratuitously administers to persons . taking this Medicine, . will he •esteentcd, by a discerning Public, as an advantage set - dont attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of tilos; living at a distance, at, the Perfumer's, 'No. St Alban's-street, Pal4-Mall ; the Toyshop, .40. 103, Ox ford-$041,r;. Mr. - .Llaktoorlaugh's, No. 7,, ; SlVeltiVtlio4kseller, Akio: I, U niett.rpw, little l'o iv r hill ; 'Edinburgh ; Call •SVOTI's, Dublin.; and bf one ! parson in every considerable 4.3c tiakai l n ) taini iu l .li n ro a lai t r, in Boxes of PPIYAs• 94. withscaicct ;, yip plain directions, whereby Penokls 0.1 . either 4c* may eitretheinselves with cae.., speed , sioN . raditonthy. . • N. Y. veri Abu Sold peat .is scaled up with a "Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is ?rimed; ftt the ;;tagar-Ofict--4‘ -7. Taylor, - No. 9, NOV ilridge street,"--to imitate which is Felony, and alt oilers ate .cituttittrfeits. • CAPITAL HOUSE, t►cAt VOItTPIAVZQUARE. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, Y fix. ItAINi, • -'; • on Friday next, at th : wc ßativneb7cioe k ; -,hour,-hottP, in col: at LE . ' ,Mel t in 43 116. A stantialiv . erecied EXC.ELLENT HOUSE, ex. tremely weti finished; aild 4.?. 'feet in font, I b:Ntg No, is, the iast Si , * Qt G LOUCE E POR TINIAN- St L 7 AWE cantaini4. =pry Cogygnienee requisite 4,0 r .a ,tho f i rst •04titiftiOn,_tuld . .noW in the roost perlea 'condi tion 'rite iietaehed OIECes consist ,of Statilitig far sAYe4 Huracy ti sk) cOach-bootie*, , „.Coachroan and G rooni's CitArit&rvi 4, 4 05, Lainitiry,. - itC. *C. -* rite whoie..iate.in , the poskstbsiod pt a Lady of fashion. tribe Elegant and appropriate .Ftf R 10 1 .113 (nearly+ tern) m ay or timy„not v.;rittatira l / 4 .at,tho apti of the Purchaser. To be viewed br ickctrOnly, which Ty a s rbe bait of Raine Chatlottd . str,:et, Illoomslr:ry,. as well as ; f p attie:atarek; be }gad Also:: at the Ciiabow CV4et . house. ' • letea - ieti. .of. ettia wr_op4 Ihe son afterwaai &ed. The Jury .re'l.urned A Verdia of Manslinighter, and the Prisoner was sentenced to six months iinprison.; ment, . . 1+ or the Rheumatisins awl, Colds. which prevail at this s ( easoQof. ot.the year, no. Medicine. is so :afe and efficacious as Dr: JAMES'S ANALirrl C Pi 1.1.3 Their pecoliar , tendency- to .promote • perspira tion, and 'all the natural ieCiatOßS, will account for thcir.singular virtues in these ;Complaints, .as well as in many others to which the human frame is liable frorn the' vicissitudes of our Climate.— IlieY, 4're „pdinisalk. calculated. for c.l6orAlers ut .the &Inn:Kit:4)ml Bowels, for persons Of_ a Bilious or a Gouty Ilfabit; , as also‘ for thoSe whose. cOn s4tutios „loge been affeaecl by a too a&ii'e or too :esedotinty life. They are likewhe parti. - latiPki?) . ,./iceable in Head.achs. occasioned, by in digestion, ; and in removing the bad • cads of free . living ; as also in preventing Palsies . and Apoplexies,, so. often the, consequence of. intem perance.. Recourse should be had to. them ; after every excess of eating . .:or drinking, and 'upon every slight,indisposition ; and thus .their well. known charaaeristic of promoting longevity will be •maintainect ;, for, by . assisting Nature in the due .discharge of the animal functions, Gird -by keeping the constitution as -it Were in continual repair, "they preserve_ the body health- and vi-; gout, and prevent premature decay,. As the li.nalepric Pills owe their excellence to a peculiat . preparation, which has never. been di, vulged by the Inrentor but to the present Pro. prietors, they can only W. had- genuine froth them ; and they are . ,§old- by Francti - . Ne'xlery, at the..Warchouse for Ili. James's Powder, No. 4t, the East End of St. Paul's,' a few docp - S from s Cheap . '- side, London "; and at Dr. James's late house in ilcuttin,street.;' in boxes, price 6d. each, sta.np included ;, or the' quantity of six 'May be had in. one large, box, for a. as. 6d. Observe. that the wine- 'r F. Newbetyi St. Paul's," is en graved .in the stamps. MI others are counterfeits. ENGLIWST4T4 f.OrrERI. TIIIRTY-FIFTH DAY. Nos- 17;871, - .31,37,'603t, Prii.es.df;sol. , ~ DIED. • Yesterday morning early, alto - a Jew . hour!: iIIMSS. Mr, J"LL cuoper, Millwright, at - Poplar, in the 47ch year or his age,- - • PRICE 0 SAIL: , . ' STOCKS, DAY. India Stock Ditto QodaS S. dis. Exchenticr Bills S. tll3 NOV Lottery . Tickets Otnniutn 44 - luiper. 3 per Ccnt. .. Ditto Ann. . . Baal: for Account: for May 193 cons. for May 51t,ii Ihink. Stock tin t.lnvy.s pe'r Ceiii. 9411 5.1 1 e, Celit 1 797 , 9311 ti I fish 5 per Cent.. nit 4pei.Ceot. Con. 7 ..ii . 1 - 3 per Cent. Itett. , nt ; pee:Cent. Coo. 3-7 ii Ditto Scrip.. - - 1 1 1 ; l itt i ti rto Ann. lg rt An o n. 17 13.-16 .". Ditto Sciii) . . . zfg - WANTS A SITTIATION,..as COMP . ANTON. awl Attcwk:ll.4san„ ,. 4rt• - -chlillti•Ady, where Washing her Linen is not requite.-fin.o%2Ty,,ntr respecl she will L . ) happy tot lr berNelol6eruf), - WI AV turp;:d • of df re spectitifilitr, vv,ho by ficissitut - 4;s; is avci:lgoci'.o itic,neoessity of seeking a maintenatte, as hall:tut:: toc.4i);; ot` ti p pport ; or a 4 Houseizeeper an' elderly . Gehtlernan, wh , :tre'she would have nothing to do with the Lcokinc, and only to Pickle and Preserve in ~ t he comnion way ; or as Superintendant ofa NUrsery, inorttich opaeitys he has been in a , tinelion for the last three years, andiron% yelien,“; can have an unexceptionable Character. • • ..Letters (post-paid' addressed to A. Ti. No.';, Charles_ harles street, c.4.ollrenor t ltigare, Kill CoirliOild L'iltitediatz attention. - • s• • • , E VON 41-11 K F. • • MQ.I3E LETI', a Neat COT'llAGE,.fit , :fonthe 11 Reception of a Genteel Family who .wish tea liven:- tired. The Premises, • With a Walled GarcLii, Fid.l , lothtil -Orchard ~ aredelightfully,..situalud,.and. itliin tltrc s hill tror a good-Market -Town. - For, further YartikalLar,.apply to Mr. W. tun Dsvon. . , . . ... ' -. SIIII.OPS/lIRE, WI"I'llIN. THItKE MILES OF SHREWSBURY. . • • TS) BE StILD,BY: PRIViT - .E. CONTIrA:Ct •-; I, . A ..- - . ~ B ,y, Mr. CtiAISTIE, •-. . -., A. -. V I ALUABLE 1411SEHOL1) 'ESTATE, .a n a most desirable It ESII)F.N.tIi,- cualleistapg. of. the MANOR, or - REPUTEO AIANOR of - . - . LITIl‘Vt)01) ; - Elerant- Modern Stone-built AJANSION . ,. \yak Stabfi4 foe-fifteen .1113 1s , ;:sw: tAvo, Coach-louses, anti nurneronsAt..: - *tinheill(...)tficcs ofevery Denomination, anted to -the Alansiois ' and-:the F-A.LtAlrt . oxcellent Y..itclien,GanLm, • , with. 'lofty Wills,ri.:loy Planted ; and fully Cropped; well-cPnstnickext Pine% VI - 431 . 410‘1,.5et PleastireiGround§ ritltShrobbe6-; 4,6.. -• • TIie , H(IUS E .seated on a pleasing eminence, in the,-init.Lit- - of a , PO.DI*).CK of , about, 46,.AC gES, the 3 1 ) P uuch n F tn ''' Lod, s, the Town of silArly,ilti a v lot"i " 1.7--..."!‘"' obi, -to - the Premises, which:, -afe:Dientifttlly supplied w ith owe, lentlVATEß,,.and -two.-Fltil-1 PONDS well stocked;; 1 5 and initabfk placed -; a,:.ollVANdeilt Pilit,sl, with ;d1 requisites,. O l L l P A d A s s ß p t ' r A r . 9 . ll l ii r i : l ;i d E )t it riN s t y ? l , l l le l A l P A D r i t e f ) l 6 l4 l7 l-s c ,: s • A: 11:). 5 t 1 :S :. : 1-d ; r, r i i . ) :1 :; i r Z I : 41 % e l a: l y n ti ,F oi C h :o: l ) .:P l o P u l 1 :1 C I F E: Acres, entirqly CotApiel, ,and 'vaiii; 1 , 11:t, tech ‘vootial, tie. plenty of• Came and Field Sp. rts;' i:onvanient to tittle ailtli C0a15.... Tlie.Avhoile in t: lent rcpair, and tit. for the itim- diate rieeption Of a genteel - F . :amity., . i'lu itoie in _put - I:LIR:4I,I4ED, which,may , be had at a fair Varuation ; ,part of the l'unthase Nktaii4- may ~.rermi i n on ',Mort —'1w on, the Premises. May be viewed by, applyinroo Etlwakd, Williams, Esq. E a t o n t orwlit.n,t'pruted l'articulars inny, be had ; as also or rOhn BtsNii: Esq. shi-ewshilry ; and of the Primers of Aheit Liverpool, Oxford, .and Alancliester - .Paper.s - i - and in ria.: Mall. • •- • - • TO BE ••S().LD' .13Y AU . • . . - • 'IST , . • At Storey's qate . Westminster,. • • • • • . By . Mr. SOIJI 88,- • . . -., 4 On MondaV themOth of April; IY•r• t,. and - following /jil . t, C UNDRY FREEHOL D I 1013 SI ; 4 ui • . • s c ) Tufton-strezt, atotnnty.rb,-'ll , l'4lfili4pa-tirtc2t, :i ar y . , 40 , 1 d,. Great and Little .l'eterSitifols;'aiut,.l;ennett'i Wrsttitin.Aer• . annmgst 4'o seveta P h ot tes, And elbow :with largo 1 2 lots .of - Ground,: well adapt oil f v r Per:4llli In Trade, who roquireioo - m. ' I.3escriptivo Particulars rttai the • t)iftee .of Mess. gent, 'Claridge and Pe.aret, hall ; Qr. . MO. • Sber:tt, Mar4h4ln7sti-ect, ; _ a i- Place oe Sale ; . of Mr. Nquibb, -SitYl.4‘.l.:piikpi4 t ee saeme.rew. . . - OAK AND BEECH II ERIS. T . O . BE SQLD_BY AUCTION, 13y Mr. RAIN. 4 ,• On kriday..next, -attic Rainbow sitt4-hOtree; in Cornhitl, London, - at.Twolve , o'iPtkick, in-tkven Lott:, WatijaUSA ND and tiiIICIIY , ..ONE OAK 1 11 M titft.7l'RE ES, )275 tine Of: t.:11 - 'ME Es, 74 , Out z E TRti F. Sail tiasitinct-nttrkil I. R. now' it4ricling ihori: - ‘l4tance South c,c the : 'High - road belrymi - fr It I NC, torts, anti Atltlnn a Atiiie thc•CRAND jvacTiax Alq.k - thnju,k's:Blo:4l, at (seat Betkarnnstead Glayton,_ RoSt: Ond Crown, at Thais 4tr44..114.13.nn0n, at the ton cruitQn, purst.Al4,...rh 9 .way Vi r (:( 1 ; and .of. whom pripted, PAf!JoaCrirs _was A r t;lto George,- •Ay14414.4w1; Crown, Atnershoi-- ; tketitial) A . .4 - 11 44-nycattbg at the P.4lnßuw ghat«. ;pup:street 011oomsb,;ry. • .• - . HOUSES and .L.A ND - at 11.A.M.N1 SNI I TH.,. slxi Cab;tal STABLES; GAIi,DF.I 4 / "'• - 'TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, • •By Mr. RAIN E; , On Friday next,' . it .the Rainbeiv Cafli..o:•house, in Cornhilf at: welve &Clock. in Three:l,ou t - THIS of a CQ-Eiy.i.lolD ESTATE_,'"cqbal in value to EREEI-1()I.1), b e ih-;, held at a small Ffne-ceitain;. consisting of a I-Ious.F . an a. SHOP, zo'reet ,imthe.DROALI ,PART. 01 1-1A.51- 111.ERS1411TH, as held by Mr. •Jiisepli . 11Artley, draper, as Tenant at a low Rtait. And a BRICK : C(ITTA s t a tidb*jn,kolir Acres of rich-Gar t ici t - gmundi beiweets 1116 toot-ntile.stOittg and,thd• ; Adott.Rpaft3; f. s t ,,,fel k :(l; re:n; . ils .held Lb Ir. i ant - .,.:• .lsrewma n , hlitezimiaiderteri.its Tenant at II; at irm d erat a . Rent. Likewise, the Elegant,, rectal ST.2ll3l.Ei t COACH-11(..),U55,-17itril, and Kitchen.:Ca4en, and , ralit A i •by >lohri 4.lr:drani , • Best' : just. over Staines-Mate, in Surrey, held by. Lease ;twenty-six, years iinexpi#ea t „." Christmas last), .at only si. pei'anutim. • r.. 14.4rtley and. Deer will sliev rernistsatilain. merstnith in their possession, and 4r. at-Staines-- thos: car hiai, of all Of, ;vjiuni iF,Y-I„,„gtia% tray be hatt;. al,o at the Rainbow Coiiee-11,,aN Raitie„Charlotte.strect, Bloomsbury. ~ • . • BOAR and CASTLE, OX.FARD-ST.ikEET., With I lamerliata Possassioii.. , To PEREAIPTORILY SOLD.i.)y AUCTION, • • B}'..Kr: RAIN, On Friday next, :Willi: Rainboy: C..P.:L.-liouse,, in Comhirr . , ot Twelve A VERY VALIJABLE 'LEA r :',EHOLD roily:eight Feet Si'x' inches in Front, 04' . whole bf which hos .been very rceently r‘huili at a heart expence, atAi well Einisiitd; consisting of the ultltablishL.4 and Nvell4ttioWn Inn, called ' • r'TitE 1304 R AND .CA.STI. - -E, Witi . a vefy.produaive I..IQVOR BAR, large and small Sittint4Ooms, and .twenty best Avdchaintiers; Stablu► tat forty-wie+Torses, six.Coach-lionses, and tnst, licikm a ,"" ) er 4 over;.t.lie , saine for Servants, Waggoners, - &c. The 0 19 1e- 1 44 by Lease, forty. Yeats of :which are .unevpirects at tht tnt trona low.R.ent of Jzol. • To be viewed till the Sale. Printed 'Particulars may 14' had-on the Pr:unites; at the Rainbow ; and of Alr,A.4ine, Charlotte.street, Bloomsbury,