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Mr"' • „ phi; • .ir,... 1 ( . e7 ...7 ' - L tif k 9 • 4 -'!„ • aim • .--. • 4. 44,4:4.r; „e 4 • „ : .s:loltit t - • , H E _ „„ 4 7 ,t, • ►t ) . ,litTlVll3*R :703, j WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1801. PkIC,E PENCE. THE BRITISH FORCES IN EGYPT. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING; MAY zo, Their • AL. Majesties' Servants . wjll aEi a Roman - tic Drama, called ADELMORN THE OUTLAW. , The CharaEters by • Mr. POWELL, Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. BARRYMORE, Miss DE CAMP, Mr. SUETT, • Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. TRUEMAN, Mr. SEDGWICY4 Mr. COOKE, Mr. CAULFIELD. Mrs.. JORDAN, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. SPARKS. The Epilogue to bespoken by Mrs. JORDAN WITH .• 'THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. On friday, The Country Girlovitb The biserter. This Day were published, Elegantly printed in Quarto, with a Portrait of tha Author, and numerous other Engravings, Price t,v. in boards, A . N T T S; Hist orical, tedura 1, Chorographical, and Itinerary, in NO:CTI NG HAM - Sill RE and the Adjacent Counties; Part the First, com prising the Histories of Southwell (the Ad Pontern), 4w' of Newark (the Sidnacester, of the Romans), interspersethvith Biographical Sketches. By WILLIAM DICKINSON,`Estj:' • Printed for , C.adell, jtin anti W. Davia, Strand. • *** A few Copies arc panted on Royal Paptif e . With early impressions of the Plates, price One Cfltinei, in boards. , • • ' :raj igtb, '"the : ti 'r Ott- oy. contveyri sig ropli .ring to Ileinpstrad i 74 , at wow 71Itore.endi. tLe No, r. reAt o'clock Sundqy A'ight the -roth lette , ne,ls.]: f t,'S'irgfr morntrd'apoil a rfork=colotrott qv* L'Off4, 0 iNk '' , :pit 11;*4 . , ofittri4:: jaAt _ giao 2'14: - • ." 1 10R the BENEFIT of the WIDOWS, WIVES, and ORPHANS, of •the.SOLDIERS,- SAILORS, and MARINES, KILLED or WOUNDED in EGYPT, in the ARMY and FLEET, who, have served under the Command of the late General Sir Ralph Abererombr, and staserving there under that of Major-General Hutchinson, and Admiral Lotd Keith, a SUBSCRIPTION IS NOW OPENED, which, is earnestly recommended to the Notice and Protection of a Generous Public, who lay.)w how tosap preciate gallant services, and have ever been ready to reward them. _ _ • _ _ _ BRITISH IN EGYPT. NEW ROYAL CIRCUS, ST. GEORGE's FIELDS. THIS PRESENT EVENING ? MAY zo; 8o 1, -. will be presented' Variety of • NEW EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES. The celebrated Infant Phenomenon, MASTER SAUN- NiRS, will go thrOugh his astonishing Petformances on ''Horseback. • After which, 39th time, A New Grand Ballet Pantomime, with entire New Music, Dresses, Scenes and Decorations, in Two parts, combining Song, Dance and Adion, anui founded on. historical fads, called ' • RINALDO RINALDINI ; Or, 'THE SECRET AVENGERS. After which,: for the TA. time, will be presented, New Serio-C,orme Pantoinime, principally new, -but _partly taken from the popular Pantos time of Alexandria, called • HARLEQUIN MAMALUKE ; Or, THE BRITISH IN EGYPT.. With new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, correaly pourtraying the Antiquities, Natural -Curiosities, • and Costume of the Copts, Mamalukes, Arabs, :British, Turkish, and French Republican Forces, engaged in the ' bard contested Actions near Aboukir and Alexandria. The Music, mostly new, with selealions from pciPular Na tional Airs, by Sannderson, ace. The whole invented and produced under the Dire Lion of Mr. CROSS. Harlequin Mainaluke, Mr. MALE - • • British Commander in Chief , Mr. DAVIS ; - And -Columbine (rst time). Miss ADAMS. In die course of the Pantomime, the following Dances, corn posed by Mr. Montgomery i—A Military . Hornpipe, by Miss Adams, in whit h will be introducedthe Broad-Sword Exercise. Afl Egyptian Pas Sett!, by Nlrs. Heinle. And a Dance of Marnalukes, preparatory to Battle,. • To conclude with a grateful . Commemorative Exhibition of the gallant Exploits of the British Army, represented by , real Cavalry and well disciplined Infantry, in their hard contested Struggle with the Invincible Legion, and taking the Invincible Standard, which Is presented falter his hav ing received his death-wound) to the gallant and ever to be lamented Sir Ralph Abereromby. After which, 27th time, with new Scenery, Dresses, and. Decorations, an entire new National Spedacle (commemo rating r tote Naval A c hievement); called • . THE NORTHERN FLEET ; Or. BRITISH INTREPIDITY TRIUMPII.-iNT. In which will be introduced a Real SEVENTY-FOUR. - The Publie'are respectfully informed, an entire new Grand tpedacleis in rehearsal, and will be speedil y•produced. Places tbr the Boxes to he taken of Ws: Simmons, at the New Riiyal Circus. Servants cannot possibly keep places later than half past sevDooen.. . _ vs,to., o pen at half past Five, and the Performance to vim i r ..--nre precisely at half past Six.—Second Price at _half, past Eight. ACLERGYMAN, who, for morellvin Twenty Years past, has bean in the constant habit of educating one or two Young Gentlemen for the Universities and Learn ed 'Prolesbions , is removiin; to a larlw and connnodions Par_ sonage-house in the Vicinity of- Bath, where he propoics to. take •FO U I PUPILS, after. Mithtunmer next, but by no means to exceed that number. ~ inqukieS maybe made of the Lord Bishop of Gloucester, the D.:an of BriStol,, or the Rev. Dr. Randolph, in Bath., T.O WOW:COD:WE ftS. WILLIAM THRESHER ) by Trade a Wool comber, has al)conectl from and left his Wife and Family chargeable to the Parish . of the Holy Trinity, in the City of Coveatry.i. whoever will intOrmatioit to the Churchwardens and Overseen of the Vonr•of .the said Parish f the Holy Trinity,. so t pat the said William Thresher may be apprehent!ed, or calls:: by any other' means the appre hension of. the said Wdiiani Thresher, -shall receive.- - Two tinineas Rawer:re., and all reasonable Expenses. - • 4 b c .)t:it 45 y ea rs of av,.ooviirtis of six. N. 13. • Thresher is f eo t, air.,complexion, out pitted witii tne tuaddakt(hi4. -, • - • • , • 44'1' ".k, " "SHE Dor uNruitNisi - c4p, WAN'I 7 EI), horn iViichaelmAs next, on. Lease r for Seven Years, ,or to Purehasc; for, a respe: l3 bli ' re gular 'Fainity, NO US!'„ comprising three good Rooms' on a Floor, with two Staircases, anzl all necessary Offices, roaeh4totise , nod st4bling- ter three of tour Horses..conti rtoes. ,Sittiated in any 01 the Squares, or gent.l Streets be t Arecn Piccadilly :Ira: Oxford-street. The Premises must be in coniplete Rini it Purnisned, 'the Furniture Faust be h a ndsorperannin good emaltion, Apply to Mesars. Ranson and Birch, No. 6, Chancery. • TO . BE SOL.D. , EOR THREE !..IVES, Very Commodious DWELLING - HOILSF ~ • . with Coach,liousits, Stabling for six Horses, and suit rible -Offices of every description ; a Wailed • and Kitchen 4; :mien and about Fight Acres of Land. The House con.; sists of four Rooms on j Floor, ttxclusive orthe Offices, and . four Rooms for Servants is it is in thorough repair, and tit for the immediate recept ion of a Gentleman's Family., It Is. situated at Kenton,. seven miles South-west of Exeter, half a-mile from Star Cross, and. in the vicinity of Exmouth, Daw lish and Teignmoiith. The Post conies to KentOn daily. For further Particulars apply. to Messrs. Drewti and I.OX. barn, New Inn, London; or Mr.'Gcorge Short, Exeter: • TO BE SOLD, withthe elegant and approprioe Furniture, A - LEASEHOLD VILLA, pf the very first consideration,. beautifully. situated within Ei ]Miles ofTown, in the County of Kent, with Forty - file Ades of Visture and Pleasure Ground. • , • Further particulars, ,iind Tickets for viewing, inay be had a Marsh. and Tatham, Upholsterers, Mount-street, Uros- Nenor-square.' A FREEHOLD ESTATE ON THE BANKS OF THE TPAME - • TO ftE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to, an Order of the High .Court of . Chancery, made in a Cause " MALLISON v: WRIGHT," -before Alex . ander Popham. Estlf one of the Masters of the said Court, at,the Public Sale-rpc,,i,n Southamptianbuildings, Chan cery-lane, London, on Monday the Sth Day of June' next, between_ the Iloars of Twelve and One in the Afternoon, in Foul . .. Lots ; • - .. • A FREEHOLD ESTATE; situate at Rail Head, N 0.., in the parish of ISleworth, arid County•of consisting of Twenty - -One Tenerrumts,l a •,Double Coach_ bouseand Stables; and .also a Set 'of .Chambers, situate at N o . 9 , Gray's Inn Square; in the same County, late the Pro perty of James 'talc Mallison, of Gray's Inn Square afore itaid, Gentleman, deceased. Printed Particulars whereof ntly bzt had at the said Mas ter's Chambers ; at the London Apprentice, Isleworth; and of mm ssrs. sheptura a,nd Adlington, Scliritor<a Guy's Inn gquare,' Loratol. ' - • • On the ist el. June will be publishtvl, ,Ptiee ts.. 6d. Embellished with a Portrait of the late W. Cowper, Esq. the celebrated Poet, engraycd by Ridley; front an original Plante by I.AlVlttiee, . • - Wing the last Numberor Yol. XI. of THE MONTHLY" MIR.OR. The fullowing are some of the ChArazters. al rcady illustrated in the Work':-- Earl of Carlisle .. Sheridan, M. P.• Cumberland Murphy Richardson, M. P. Iconic DRAMATIC WRITUIS. Reyaole Andrews, M. P. Morton O'Keelth B. Thothp - son , Kotzebue • Hoare . .•, - ' floleroft Lewis, M..P. Mrs. Inchbald . , Colman . _ Miss Lee I. 1 TIIt A ItY CII,ARACTF.R S.. Sir j. H. Burges -. Mrs-Piaui, .... Rev. Mr. Maurice 41rs. Montague, • Late ..Mrs. Woll: - Mrs. Xpinson stoneer s tft Cod- 1 Margravineof4,n. win ' . -- . I spach MiSs Seward ACTORS'. Mundell • Fawcett Elliiton Banu4ter, jun. H. Johnston Late Mr. Mossop Mr.= Macklin Mr. Pallier Madam: Msra Mrs. Ciouch.. Mrs. Gibbs, ACTRESSES. .Countess of Derby(late- Miss Fae ren) I‘l,rs.,lllattocks ARTlits. SirW.BeecheyllA. Shield, the Corn- Nortlicote, R . A. poser Miss Linwood Heath, the En- Lioni St. Vincent graver' ' The Portraits' are uniformly engraved by Ridley, in his Bizit manner, from the Original Paintings . oi* Sir losbui Rc , - 1101(1s, Sir William Bet-L.:hey,. Ppie . „ Nprthcote, it.thitne:„ Shee, Stewart, Abbott, Drunutiond; Jean,, Wood, mer, • A r eat variety of other Pcirtraits are in the 'hands of the A I.t t.--No Ptc>of ImpreSsiOns an 4 nu rn: tied to, be Worked, oft. Printed for the Proprietors, and pii'lliAed by ,Ycrnor and Hood, in the Poultry •, and to be had of all th Beoksallers throughout thq three Walker, the Lee.; turer . Fuseii, R. A. On Saturday the 2 . 3 d *ill be published, A DELIVIORN, the O U TLAW, a Romantic Drama, wit .Songs, Choruses. originally written by M.G. LEATS i 'Esq. 2v.running' with universal'Applanse.at the Theatb.: Driiry.Lane. Printed for J. Bell, No. JO, Oxfortl..,:trect. Where may be had. by the same Autho, The Castle Spease, The East Ind:rn, a Co'cli::d)•. The M ' inister Tragedy.. Rolio, or The I.'eravian Hero, a Tra-edv. • -------- V FREEHOLD 'R.ES I OBSICE-1311.1c1,X•iiiherHANAES, • . at_SON.NI NG , near READING: TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. • • By ..Mr. HAWis:r.S, On Wednesday the z-th Day . of flay - , , Tire: o'clock,: , , - - ~ the White Hart lon, Sonning . .,unless previous acceptable offers are made for the same), , . • .. A Compaid and desi rabic FR EEHOLD ESTATE, ..L -- .1 late in rhenccupationof RI 4.!JIA RD STUN E, Esq. comprising a small neat Brick abci, Sashil DWELLING; HOUSE, of three Bedch ambers ,' Bo w-fren ted.Parlottr; Hall; ititt•KitChei_ ,i with a - Stable,. and Pope! Out Pitice4 . au productive G arden, supplied by a Stream of excellent Watel terminating the same. , The Premises.' are• dry and'heal thy ; contiguous to the Church;: and immediate possession may bd had ; . , . The situation of Sonning is universally adniired for its nu.: merutis and superior advantages ; miles;S from Lotidon,'and flute from Reacting, Stages pass the door, when required. Particulars of Mr. Barrow, . No. 7, o . Strand; ,of M c.. 'Hawkes, Appraiser, Re/Kling.; and of 'l‘lr.. T reacher, juil. soptiiitg, who will shew the same: - • - Subscriptions are received at Lloyd's Coffee-house, and by the following Banker's, viz. Messrs. Childs, Messrs. Hoares, • Messrs. Martin, 'Stones, Ind Co. Messrs. Drummonds, Messrs. Coutts and Co. Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co. Messrs. Bosanquet, geacheroft, and Co. Messrs, Snow, Sandby, and Co. Messrs. Hammersleys, Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith, Messrs. Robarts, Curtis, and Co. Sir William Forbes and Co. Edinburgh, and Messrs. Latouche and Co. Dublin. " _ _ A General Meting will be called: in a few days, for the purpose of electing a Committee for the Management and Dkrributionof the Fund. Tunbridge-We/is, May I:), aat. A T SPRANGE's Circulating Library, and Post Office, is This Day Opened for the Season, a Corrti REGISTER of all the LONGING HOUSES; pointing out, at one view the Number of Rgoms contained in each, what StablibOhe Situation, &c. whereby Families on their arrial, during the Season, may, without the fatigue of walking over the Place in search of Lodgings, by a reference to the Register, at once inform themselves which HOUSey are then to Lett; Families who wish for any information previous to their arrival, any application to Mr. Sprang 4 will be duly attended to ; and for fheuccommodationot thole who wish to read, in the first inltauce, the Particulars of the PlaCe, with a very enlarged Account of the Waters, &c. the Tunbridge Wells Guide, and a Map of the Environs ) to a distance of twelve miles, may be had in London of c:•and C . Riiiiigton, St. Paul's Church-yard. PLACES UNDER GOVERNMENT, AND MONEY • , CONCERNS. TO be Disposed of, an ANNUITY of. 4.01. a year for 2.401. one or sil. a-year tin 3301. one of Sol. a-year for 5601. one of tool. .&-year for 6481. and one of tool . a-year for 7061. Gentlemen navinginterest, may be informed of several genteel Vacancies and Resignation's under GOvern ment, of 901. tbol. riot. zeal. pol. 4301. Soot. 6001: 7001. Sool. bowl. 15001. and 2,0001, per annum, at Home and Abroad. . MON gy.--2.0001. 30001. 4000 l „ and 6 , 31, .are, immediate ly ready for well secured Annuities,. for which from six to ten years purchase will' be given. • Persons possessing real In comes arising from Estates, Money in the • Funds, Rent Chops, Marriage .Settlements Church Livings, Widows' . jointures, Pensions, &c.. may accommodated With. Sums or Money from.toot. to any amount, with, permission to re turn-it at their option. . • Personal applacationi; from Eleven till Three o'Cloci, to MelVilleand.C6. Na. 7, Cecit-street, Strand. No Letters received but what are paid. - ldlW - (navel). Livings - and Government Securities. laciught; sold and exchanged. .' SCARCITY OF MONEY. TN. these unprecedentedly distraffid times, the. pr . oposition of apecandary- aid, when it is made from ally truly . resPeelable.quarter, becomes extremely interesting, even,to those who have the . very best Securities to oti;sr.l. -In this important contemplation it is; 'that, a man of 'arniile power, and of the first respectability in life (which an inter- , view, or' other confidential correspondence will evince), is happy thus to tender tdpeoplc of ,rank and honour, on their personal obligation only, 9r Ks' persons possessed Of hinditl, funded, or, equal ly fixed property Dignitaries of the Church, the Beiiefic&l Clergy, or Ladies having Doweri Or Settle ments, in'particular;, any instant - Sitm„ by redeetnable An nuity-Loan, at rlimuity _lnterest, but not less than isol. nor, more than Sooel. to any One, person. It wonld be idle to. -state, that ;he leading tuprive for this Address is not to ac. quire an advantage beyond what can be Madc by any othei legal node of Loan,. for it realty is the motiv;.• ; but, never ; thcleSs, eVery'transadion,. arising from it,. will evidence its being founded on principles diametrically opposite to the merdlis but Mostly decePtions„. ofkrs, on thii subje.cl,• in the public pants; of course, on principles of iu teyray, secrecy, and dispatcb ; and, it of utif.tilin::- 1y yielding the most pert:et satisfacti:4l to the Borrower, ui the result. ••. - • LttterS, Candidly giving nam: and rcsidence will have ery gen:leant* attention paid 'to:them, di reeled to 'Mr. H. Jackson, to the care of Mr. Richmond, Master of tne New ChAptcv Collee-house, Duku'i-coarl, Broad-coin t, Long Acre, London. ,O.T NO Agent; or Broker can be liitened to, nor any let. ter noticed whieh are not postage paid. • Bath, Belve;!Cre, May is, itot Preparing for the Press • • ' And .to be .speedily published, in 'Onc:Velume, with an AppendiK subsequent, tending to elucidate the subject, AN ESSAY on the YELLOW FEVER of JAMAICA ; dedicated, by permission, to His Royal Highness-the Duke of Clarence, containinga general History of the Fever; that it is nut contagious; itJ parhog noMic symptoms; causes why natives of cold climates ara ' subject to it on their arrival ; method of treatment by deple.. tion ; appearances from dissedion; mercurial treatment — mercury no prophylaitie ; cold Bathing; means of. preven tion, and,recommentlatory advice for the Military to be sent to the Island; conclusion. By D - AVID GRANT, T.D. Late of Kingston, Jamaica, and how Re3jstent at Bath. • This Day was published, The Second Edition; in One Vol. Bvo. Price Ss. in boards, ,TIERS on the lytisfi NATION,. Written during a Visit to thaeKingdom, in tht:',Autumn of;the Year tvg, • ' Ry G,EOP,GE COOPER, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq.: ' fr,r'j. White. 114..icei; Eket-strect. OTHER Hayley - - Gilbert Wakefield D'lsraeli ' Witt. Heck - read Jerninghatn Bloomfield Kemble Lewis King Holman Cooke Mrs; Siddons Mrs. Abington Miss Leak Mrs. Mountain Ina few. Days will be"publisheJ, A PLAN of cite OPERATIONS of -BRITISH ARMY in }:GYPT, from tird- Landing in Aboukir 13 7 2 y, on tbe t ?ill March,. to Lhe Battle otAlt:::andria on the 21St'. -- Printed fur W. Elden, Geographer to His Majesty and to His Royal Hi;l;hness the Prince of Wales, No. 5, Charing- Cross, facing Northutherland.Honse. PUNCTUALITY. On Saturdarnext, precisely ,at Eleven. Seconds and Seven teen Minutes past Ten o'Clock, A. Al. will b.;issued fmni the Minerva Press, Leadenhall-street, A-MARVELLOU,S PLE'ASAN'T LOVF., STORY, In Two Vol.s Rvo. Price ye.s. boards. Ponr book t poor book I . Foreti on that troublous sta yclep'd the WOf Id Without an author's name, or motto apt, When:from to guess thy nrtanittg! ' . Printed for William Lane, Leadenhall-street, and sold by every 'Bookseller in the United Kingdoni. Fot'Azer Instancesof tivt.Eftilacv of NVELcHis.}..EIALE AME , DIOINE long 1, - .,R9wn fol. i (im its very am, mon virtues, Ip'removing 0 bst ru Etions and other Visor. ders moreespecially incickntal to the vonnoer parr of .the't - v4 male sex alscr whatis 'commonly called Grceb Sick 4 tress, winch is denote# by,.a yellow or pallid countenance these pills,.however, 'alter.tbat appeAranee; as kvell4ia create an appetite, .vorrett bad digekierwyerricrve giddiness? and are of distoigivshed erefelirom io.Windy Thsorderss Heats-achsi Pains-in the Stomach, Shortness of Bmath, and Palpitation of the Heart. Of their extraordinary•ctficae;./, the following arc recent instances. . s To. Mrs. K EARSLE Y., Fleet street, London. MADAM, .. . Understanding by the Bill, you'have 'the goodness m `givq a Box of Weicn's Pills ,to the real ly indigent ,l , takethe 10 .betty to recotoinctidthe,,ll,tsater, Sdphia.liatlauhrie,- 4 poor , orphan gi,rl, who has tkeea ill a long time ) , it - ;d who has porn chased one box, and hus receivedreceived moth bertetii; bur is on-i .t able o continue .them~. , unite). wait would be ;co WiSul as to bestow a box optilit4,- whl.:h t .hope w',ll btikig hcr . about i and' she will be bound to pray for volt. .. . . . ALditin;. . lirs 13 t, Old GrAvelTlane. . -Your humble_ Servant, .S. KEJ)llk 'V, MADAM, • About two years ago a poor woman, applied.' to me for pe cuniary „relief; slwtold.rne-she was much distmised, being a Wjcipw,, and. t k aFing.Seyerakitildren, one of; whom, a girl about 'eigheeri, was thotfiht Vibe in a dangerous stne.. head was- sornuch. attededi, Opt she was frequently seiztd . with violent fits t was-,swelled to such a sizO that many thought )ler.gt...a confirmed dropsy.. She was twiul discharged from the hesyn tat . Having expenenCed/ he efficacy otyout Pills.mysclf, I.detcrmined , she..should..try them; gave' her one box • l before she had taken them, All :the fits left her, and shegradually ; grew less ;- upon which I gave her 'another box, which, 'with the blessing of God, so far restored her health that she etas: enabled to go to,service, and, ,I, believe, .has_coptinged ,well ever since. The bearer of fhiS . is a very Odor Woman, her danAlifcr is in a similar state 1 if you would give her a few.of the'44l6, , that she may make a trial, it.Nill , bq the vans of reliving the aglitietli and.: hope, .add : anothergroof to the efficaoy of your valuable me dicine. , Am; Madam,. your sine re svelt-wisher, '+ No. / 23, Por.tpool,lanc l , ' M. A. ASILE: Welch's Fernale . Pills CWi * th dire,ffions), arc sold wholesale 2iickittail, by G. Kearsley, Fleet-street;LondOn -Diceyand, Co.: Bow Church-yard, Cheepaideov Nesvbery' ; • No. 45.' St. c'lttirchoar4,l. And jcboult_and .Co.. ;soyOx ford:street also retail by Pidding; Oxford-street ; Stringer, near Charing-cross, Ktrancl Marshall,4lartzstreet,•Blooms bury ; Tuttle; opposi laueterChange,.Straud . r;)liewbery, the corner of St. Paul's riturchlant; colding, .Ciarnhill ; Wade, Old Bond -street ; Bolton (not 'Tuft); front of the Royal -Exchange; Clark, No. 7,60,. Borough . ; • and Ward, oppOsite Gray's Inn-Pate,. 3 / 4 10i0oro, *** As another Mesliciuo is , olci , pnder the name ot Feinale Pills, which 'is spurious; purchasers arc 'requested to rethirk, as the surest test none or authenticity, that each bilf of direol t ionsjs signed witli the name of ..C. (earsley its hand tyiiting ; *ton the outside, whereby servants ,cannot beimposed, oti, the stamp is - printed by' permtssiow of 'His Alajesty's Hon.,Commissioners of Stamps, thuS.: ' C.' KEAst.44y,- . No. 4b, FinEttSTRIXT; • None others are genuine. J9i tivsi7-)t4 • ozENticivi4Ri '' ' 2 ' . I* ' ." ' ' , . . . .. A riiESBUR Y l -. i --4 , .' tilAt;S :f.:7 LO.7Da ..4 .- ' r .t:RMItY,' ttnd ' • ...,' * 4 ". . ' - ' - ' .'• .• lIX RAaIEALP`a Ei11.)., )-. • • . • •' ' . - 17ielt 'Ys ei,at re,7l:vt to svii , ,'iel '11...t:•c,, ,. .;: .9 1 4 ATES 5.,',"0Q2 4 , committed thirllZO6lnni,....:,, .-. .• '• "' , : - 1 - • .- • • Heir a .Native of i•janket i lv . , r - , * •‘,..%•1.rr - r I .)ir• Fa:bf , r tr'vetlie s ,;? . det-- 1 i haul-en thirt . y . amil)ll eart ‘ry: -,thre, about ~‘ IFeit. le ti7 . "1.1 Incivrbig.b . , fi as 1444 co:-.; .;n Rah c2tt ...I.6brt,'kti.ird 'with the Small Pc..t , has lia.id ill'and•dzlc;rt ;:riPi , ir Ihne for fiv , 4. , Sit. Years . 'ag e - anitis w . e111;t0r,:74 ia.i4: Ac4l.l,3; t 4rhavi o Portly :a' Plai• • .6• n. , ~..c . . , :' • • ' '. . ~ tie left.l4l7.aigingt at Ali.. 3, Pa ..14"00df1..)N-street i , ,iilaty-1,-.- &,ce, iar6 , 444 , 4-nicr.i,fy .111:4 - ni , g,,an'd .:,.-a ‘4 i ti,;/ ,--,:;:-'d it24l i , life Ccat Ivi... Black Pil•iet C011.i., . - .1",.t. - itila IT;:istcoa - 3vitG i;lne and 16. , .. '• :. Strifes, 1 .- elveiien.•Ltreechr, and i., l m.k.colokred •`) , (41. ingS.• 1.. was tiled at - the ad Laliej, a6:att a Tear ago, ~1,.,t .11, - .•••e-,. , •..iiing.,-•ar7,i acquitted.' apposed to i'aQ? I.>, /,it pot , es.:iivt revival liank'of Eng. . 1 .•,-7...i 1V.;:,..-,-, A) , TetSarr; Higio If . ::1•;ofxb, Uxbcidge, St,;Ney Sti . ..:t. ford, and Haub:try A'..ikes: ' ' It'boever stall appeebitna' and renviet, er enure tole appr,hend— • ea' .I'4l convided, tote Pcr.syn 7t , ;'.,0 rommit:ed the said - Rohhey„ ivill he ~retitled to aAetvard . c y. 1 . 1T9 HUNDITE 0 I'OUNDS, over an,i ,t3tene •ttre'Rmard -.given' Ay AR of Parliament .Ai apprehending Highwaymen.: or if rry Person concerned iherelh 1.4 , 111 surrender himself,' and male:discoveiy, wherely the ter.lon committed ecmiited the • Rvbbery may te apprehended and,brought to .7 - ustice, smell D. , _re-oz , erer viil 6e ortit l rd to the sat., Re.tcard, and null! aLo ~eceive Hi, .211,cjely's-mo.tt gq:aciOrs Pardon. ' .8y Camm.in:i ,:f Ilii *Alai :sty' s' P9simatter.Genera:;• ' fßil IV,CIS ,b72.EELINU, .Sec, - MERCANTILE SITUATION. • TO HE SOLD AUCTION, On 'Thursday the it th Day of June, xBOl (instead of Thurs day the mist of MaV,as adverdsed'in a tonna Paper), at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, att he Crown Inn., - _ . Swatfham, in - the. County of - Norfolk, subject to Condi: tions.cif Sale, which will ik then produced ; I ,k vgßy DESIRABLE ESTATE in NAR. DO ROUG H, in the said County ; consisting of ex tensive . Wharf's, Coal-yards, Granaries, and. other conve nient Buildings, upon the. Banks of the River . Nar, (a Navi gable River made by authority of Parliament, under an Aft For making' the River Nar nae , igable from th e Town and Porkof King's Lynn to Westacie, lit the Countyof Norrolk," and 'under a subsequent AO. - for tidarging the roivers bf the fonner Ad.)—The Public Ina called the SHI P ; several Acres of Land occupied therewitri ; a new-built Huuse and Blacksmith's Shop ; and several - 'Tenern;:ntS near .the other Premises.. — And likewise the whole Sum due :to the sole .ktort,s7!gee'of the Tolls - payable 'from the Navigation of the staidßt \+r.•-• • • • Narborough liesbetween the,Port of . king's Lynn' and the' I'vt - Arltt3 Town of S vatrhatn,, troth pine Miles fro the.barmer :,nd six 'From the latter ; and' the Premises fOrin a most MI - table Situation tor cartyineonlin extensive trade in Corn, Coals, &c, • • / Alvery considerable part of the. • Purchase-money will (if required) be o neMain the Purse r s lands, on hia 331flidOinit on stJurity of the Pretrises. • Printed: Particulars - may tre!.h . ad sir Messrs. Lyon and Col. !yet, iledfordl.rowi, Messrs„ ..1 4 .,eteb and Goo devec NO- 4. Holborn-court; Gray.'s-Inn, London; and of Messrs. R. and R. Wjncop, , Solicitors,' King's Lynn, at whose 'Office a Plan of the Estate may,lpy. seen, , , ' ••• ELIA - lA-UT RESIDE? CEi • EXTENCIVE MANORS. E - STAl.2e;aild PERPETUAL. ADVOW. -SON; SHROPSIRRE.. .. • ,TO Et.SOl.lll 13Y: ALTC.TION,, illy' Mr. ;t4RISTIE, . • . At his Goe R9ojn,i ~re....., , •.Li„,..,„,,„,,•4.4x.,, A CAPITAL . EEFICYLI) ,ESTATE, con- LA . ;,isting of Maitirs i liar-. :fa: ,toilef.h extent, capital IAN S L.ciN 4 ll o l - 1 $ E, 41e11,C1-IET.WY N.D 'HA Ll,',. with every suitable attached 'knit dedched office reiittitite fora large tani).ly, .e,xcellent 'l . .itcheti , .:Garden Wi.th,llifty %Valls, ricit.li.•Planted acid croipq, jlea,siire Ground,. bcantiful P r aikioi upicardsof*ei et:res, wilisdirotinil,:tinci etoe,llish .eil,wtt2,[tivet,-,'of great extent in i4g,.ht Or ililTelti's - e,. Sheet of Witter of .:o Acr,:§;:,ro.l!'s r qrod with alr kinds of rich, ricilt ;Pientatians w.el l tincberia, elegantly scattered with the' greeest plenty:4)f t.;)iine- - iiial rield,Sport,, stifri:tioded with iiesrerAleopitlit Parips;witlyial,kspitahle t)itt, 7 l3).nidiii,titic(4,rn. oleic repair, and.asout ri49 , ,,aorei of. iih 4-ladie, 1‘1,..4q'w, I)-:, ~,..tni...4. , , orts:, ‘ Kotxt .I:and, an 'A iy 'Lam tor - Cniti'e ' eittiltly corn pa d wit I tio; a ring . ten:.:: ‘ ... , g rfAtv rt - el . i! , T,i, t tie Free, let to respeebbie t.enantitotil,easesi,tyhicli „will ili;:ii•tly expire t at ! the : low ottl,Rstttlo-ainounting at to , aboil 'l'‘ 0 TI-lOUSAND.TI - lEEE .11U.NDRED Pbt.ltsalt, , , . ___ 7 At i... f 6 " . c&P1..C41.(31'9t *lnch will hi: capablL ~' , ~.,-cy.cons iderable lot okovement.:. The -perpetual: 4it - l':,. ~1 of ine Reelory .Qf tle 41)!Wal Valye of upwards of 7 , ~' , ;I ,l tqf t , .) -the Life:l4, to precut 10‘34mbent aged upv: ~i- , z ~ 4teliAiltftillVsitharrd: in a healtliV and sp,ittin e ; pat of Shropshire, thou: a mile.:4ld"o . . flail (Om New . port, Oil the Ohi.chcittr Road, to miles from Staltind, t 8 from Shrews 'bur} ~and 34 frym 'Chest:J.: . .. :. ~. ...., . , ,- . A Platt and: Partigithirs will soon he' ready, and Oen may ,be imi3O-1 Air,„+loyd, hlo, t, -(;ity'4 Ihrt,squar(.;' Messis. Strong and Still, Lincoln's lan; of Messrs. Shaw, Niw ' Bridge;• o=4loo rin eal l - 11ta I 1. - , • . - ISLE OF WIGIIT ---C-APLTAf. MANOR ltal FAWN'S. TO 111: SO4O, lII' AtiC I'ION, 13v J.-'DUNG, Ott Thuisdav the tBth Dayof June, tot, at the Bugle Inn, Newport; "Isle ofWight, at Five b*C IOA: in the AttOrhoon, unless sooner di itm:3ed of by Private Contritet, of which inutediat: notice will-be liven; in thel , oilowing Lot ALL that - MANOR and FARM ttf(l 'ai IIItrf)PLESFOIc . D, situate in .the PatiSh o r . Arreton; about three tniles tront ; Newport, attl three 'froin Wooton, consisting of a i i•onvetilertt Alesso:tge "(ii . ‘vektipg- HOLM, illtOy flltCti tip at a c0n4f1.0.,i, pt ; tl• able Banl6, Stablesanti Out-buildings, aiid'atioltr•33,-:Aeres of Arable Nlcaclow, - Pasture,, Coppice Wood, and a Coin - Mow Land thereto Woßgihg. - The above Estate is Tytin. Tree ; extresnqly well stotkel with Timber, .the Raylty is very exterP'ive',- and the Nlatior abounds with Came.' 1 ;:ai.n-oar with About b a o u ut at 7 n 4 t A lz ts n o , r ad kr i t ini i - di g . to hden Premises, and. called- UI.LS Lot 3. About 66 Acres Of , A,table, hieadpik, Paittire„ and Coppice Land, called rAcK . ,FIELps, with two Tene ments and Gardens thereto belonging. the two Jait , mentioned Lats, are situate ,near the Road leading from Newport to Wide, are Capablerif great improve ment, and (oases extensiv: Common. Rights, and great put of the Lands are also Tyr he Free.. • • Lot 4. About 76 , Acre Arilble p Meadoiv; and Pasture Land, ands r; Acres of Coppice Land, .atljOining the above 'Premises with two Tenements and 'Garden4 a Barn and Stable thereon,‘called . WOO DI-I OUS E. On the three list Lots th , lre are several, "situations corn. man4ing- rich and mtensive views. The Timber on each Lot to be taLen by the Purehaser'at a valuation. • ~; . • The .Land-Tax. charged on ,the whole7of the Pren*..:3 amounts to'l9l. ros..pecannurn,_ and the ,lots witl ,1:i subjeCt, to each 'Purchaser's payiN a prOport . ::.,:tate part thereof. The.roor Rates - arc rernarkably lbw, itnl did Oct until the last'tWo years amount to 2,-;. in the lbw, Printed Particulars may be had, three wceki ,'previouS' to the sale, at the 'Offices of Messrs.' , and Warney, Romsey Messrs.. Duill and Matttervs,.lnner 'Temple, London ; Bugle Inn, .Newport ; George and White .Hart, Winchester . Crown, Portsmouth,- .11olphin, .(;_ , soon ; Coach andliniv:s, Southampton ; White . Hart, Salish - i iry Anlel, Lyiniogrou ; CrOWn, Ringwood ;"and :at the Aue tioneer's, Rorrisey,