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~. I ' I NW I'l • • H,E S -Lts „, 11 PO , t- s 4 7- Or )lUMBER 2662.] CARTWRIGHT% Musical and Philosophical EXHIBITIONS. THIS and every Evening (Good' Friday excepted), at the Lyceum in the Strand, which has been rendered entirely commodious by the most elegant and judicious alterations. Part I. A Selettion of celebrated Irish and Scotch Airs, favourite Duetts, &C. by Mr. and Miss Cartwright, on their improved • G ranci Harmonica. Part U. An entire new Entertainment, consisting of Reci tation and Songs, called, The Seven Ages of Woman, or Belles have at so-u all ; being a Parody on Shakespeare, and including all the degrees of Fe-nale Life. The lifords by Oulten, and the Music (entirely new) by Mr. Davy, to be recited, sung and accompanied on the Piano Forte, by Miss Cartw right. In the course of this• Entertainment will be sung the following Songs : Belles have at you all—The Nurse's Ditty with Hushabye Baby—Signor Arionelli's Instniclions—fick.le Fashion—Love begging Pardon—An Old Woman's Song, and—the Finale. Part 111. A Grand Display of .Philosophical fireworks from intiamm.ibie air, without Smoke or Gunpowder, con cluding with a Central Piece displaying a variety ofchanges, and several thousand flames. The Theatre will be iiiumi- Kited by a most curious Aeroperic Branch, which is lighted and extinguished in a moment. BANK NOTE LOST. _ ypegT brveiGhtitiettart on - Nloiltia) Mornin g. Bank of England Note ft); Three Hundred Pounds, Numbered 1364, dated ust March, ISO'. Whoever will bring it to Mr. Pary's, Manchester.build.• Westminster, shall be handsomely rewarded. Pay. --tkt is stopped at the Bank.. telCn i , WANTS a SITUATION, as HOUSEKEEPER in the Family of a Single Gentleman or Lady, where ene or two more Servants are kept, an Elderly Woman, who has lived in the above capa , :ity ; is well qualified fer every oftice,of domestic life, and who can produce unquestionable vouchers for her charaaer. A. Line addressed tq A. Z. at Mrs. lotion's Circulating Li brary, No. 2t;Bridge-stmt, Lambeth, will be respectfully attended to. SEA-BATHING, HIGH, LAKE, NESTON, CHESHIRE. BFARK:N (Butler to Sir 3. Stanley, PAM) . most respe&fullv informs the Public, -he has taken the HOTEL at HIGH LAKE, which will be open for the reception of Company the first Week in May. Every attention will be paid to give satistaction. ANNUITIES REDEEMABLE OR NOT. TWO Thousand, 'Three Thousand, and Twelve Thousand Pounds, are immediately ready for Annui . US undeniably secured on Estates, fur which from six to een.years.pure,:ase will be given. Persons possessini; real Incomes, arising from Estates, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage ,Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Pen , igous, Church Livings, &c. may be accommodated with Sum • ZlOney loom; tool. to any amount, with power to return it it their • option. Several good Annuities, from 151. a-year _ 'upwards, to be disposed of. Gentlemen naving interest, say. be informed or several genteel V:tC:1114:1CS and Resigna tions under Government', of 801. 901. tool. Isol 2001 3001. • sool. 6otil. loot. Sool. wool. 55001. arm soool. a-year, both at 1-lame and Abroad, personal Applications, from Eleven till Three o'Clock, to Melville and Co. No. 7, Cecil-stmt, Strand. Letters 141.- (post: paid) will be duly answered. N. 13. Church Livings and Government Securities bought, :Sold, and exchanged 1)Y TO ADVANCE. HEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fee. Wquently sutter great pecuniary inconvenience for want of kriowlng some respectable channel through whose medium *e l f ma y be accommodated with temporary or permanent " • As u crurat-htlattef all peroms iii paisession of Incomes arcs. Siig item Freehold, Copyhold, Or Leasehold Estates, in Land er Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges; Marriage Set. tlements, Widows' lointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Clergymen's Livings, or any other certain • Income for Life, may be supplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Mo rey to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Interest for the same, with power to return the principal at their own option. Personal' applications will be received every day, till two o'clock, and letters from Correspondents, in Town or Country, will be immediately answereu. • Address to Messrs. Harris and Co. at their House, No. 22, Great Sudialk-street, Charing-cross ; but no letters will be admitted unless post-paid. ~. aLECTASSEMBLY AND DANCING ACAVE TO THE LOVERS CING OF PURE SCOTCH . MR. ALLEN' s CITY ASSEMBLIES are . every Monday till lure, at No. re, Great Ayliff., street, Gcxxlmares.fields. Determined to spare no exmce to render it superior in every . respeet to any other of the kind, he has en6aged as principal Violin for all hisAven ings, Mr. Mackint osh , from Edinburgh, whose animating 'rotes are the lite . asid soul of the Scotch Nobility's private Dances, and who:is esteemed the fi rst performer in Eng. land for Strathspeys and Reels. Mr. Weippart plays the Harp. • • 'None . but.Ladies of Charaaer admitted. La(lies;:ind' Gentiemeii who have never learned Danc. trig, are privately, taught in the first fashion, there, and at No. 19, Shorrard.strett, Golden-squaiii . where the Terms may be had. Those who come fronfthe Country to learn, may live in the Mille during their. accomplishment, and learn what is necessary in about a fortnight. Broad Sword, fencing, and Music taught.—Schools at tended. MO - lit SOLD, a Fashionable CURRICLE anti ji 'HARNESS, exceedingly light, antl,equ4 to new, on moderate terms, and fit for immediate use. Also a second. hand Post-C bailor, with new Wheels, false Lining, a . neat caned Coach-box, will be sold on moderate terms, as the Gentleman has no present occasion fur it. To be seen at, Heath's, Newington, Surrty, Coach.npaker. . . . FOR GAItDENS. " • O the CURIOUS.-- i• SEEI)S. I . A Capital T Assortment of esculent Vegetables, being every. thin ' fre n visite for the Kitchen Geden f Pease nd titans excepted), all , of very superior' kinds, put up in P a tk ets for One h Guinea each. a. Another Packet of hoe Seed s . containin So sorts of the cho icest Flowers, which will fill a Garden wit h one great,. profuse, continued glow of beauty, one Guinea each. 3. TwO new Pea se , which , for superior flavour and and most abundant bearink have no equal in the world. Q u sealed, ss. each. 4. Two new Beans, one very large, the - - - other small, thin skinned, tender, and delicious beyond com parison. The small one will bear till the end of November. Quarts, sealed, ss. ejch. 11. FRUIT.--r. Three new American Stra w b err i es , v i z . The Great Virginian Scarlet Ball; an exquisite Fruit, OIL most captivating full red colour , a high-relished flavour, exalted fragrance, and large size.--2. The Cherokee, one of the finest or al! Strawberries, which gives its enormous `Fruit in such abundant clusters, that three or four roots hav e tin e d . 2 pn itt e ,-3, The Paraguay, equal to the for. mer in every tine property, but still larger, being often four and five inches sound, a. The Q r3 , 4t ,,, , ujeni Hautbois, which bears the most azton i s f i l ivotristvrt..o . large and exquisitely high_flavoured Fruit ;:""414mail-kluotation will perfume a whole Garden withitiltagbance. 3 . 740 0 , enormou4 , c u r ran ts, obtained from Seed, one red, .. the other white; their bunches arc of astonishing magnitude, • . and the , Zerries as • largt as some Grapes, which grow as thiek as they ran hang from the top to the bottom of the 'tree. . Thq are vastly superior in richness to the old sorts, And'inuch sweeter. 4. The Great American tyooseuerry, a new sort lately ob ., tamed. Its" wonderful site, its very..thin skin, juicy rich- , • ness, and high flavour, its striking lieril4ncy, and most . beautiful transparency, raise it infinitely , abie.comparison With all the new sorts. ' The Strawberries 'are put . •,.._, up, VICh sort separately, ,fifty Plants it a bundle, for tos. bd.. The Currants, each' sort osc herry, site fine tries in a bundle, leparately, and the Go is_va i._ts THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1801. To the WORTHY ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of BARNSTAPLE. CZNTLLStEN, THE very flattering Marks of A tten ti on an d pp • robation conferred on me by a number of your re spectable : ..y, having induced me to form the determina tion °loitering myself as a Candidate for your Borough at the next General Elec. - lion, I signified my Intentions to the Mayor before my departure for Sea, and had fully resolved on my return to have paid my personal Respecis to as many of you as were withal the vicinity of the Borough ; but the Service of my Country calling me away immediately, I am for the present necessarily deprived of that pleasure. I therefore consider it incumbent on me to take this me thod of presenting you my Respecis, and soliciting your Support ; and should I, through your partiality.. obtain the distinguished Honour of becomin g one of your Representa tives in Parliament,. you may be assured of my constant and zealous Attachment to your Interest, and a faithful dis : charge of my Duty. I have the Honour to be, with the utmost esteem, Gentlemen, Your much obliged And most cbedient humble Servant, EDWARD PELLEW. This Day was published. Elegantly printed in Two Volumes, price ics. in boards, • The. Ninth Edition, of STRICTURES .on the MODERN SYSTE M of FEMALE EDUCATION. With a View of the Principles and Conduct prevalent among SVomec. of Rank and Fortune. By HANNAH MORE. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, r. Thoughts on the Importance of the Manners of the Great to General Society. loth edition. zs. z. An Estimate of the Religion of the Fashionable World. sth edition. 3s. sewed. _ • _ _ _ 3. Remarks on the Speech of M. Dupont, made in the National Convention of France, on the Subjeds of Reli gion and Public Education. ad edition. as. 6d. 4. Sacred Dramis : chiefly intended for young persons.— The subjects taken from the - Bible. To which is added, Sensibility, a poem. 11th edition. 4s. in bdards. S. Search alter happiness ; a Pastoral Drama. I ith edit. is. 6d. 6. Percy, a Tragedy. 4th edition, , is. . 7. The Fatal Falsehood, a Tragedy. ad edition. ts.ficl. 8. Sir Eldrid of the Bower ; and The Bleeding Rock, Two 'Legcndati Tales. 3d edition. Is. 6d. . 9. mono; end Theassaii ICU. 2d edit:lon; 3s &c. ' This Day were published, ' In One Small Pocket Volume, elegantly printed, and hot pressed; price 35. (xi. in hoards, POEMS. By WILLIAM BOSCAWEN, Esq. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, in two large Vo lumes, Sr. price gis. in boards, The Works of Horace, •comPlete, translated into English Verse, with Notes. This Day was published, price z.5.,-6d. OBSERVATIONS on Mr. HOME's TREAT.. MENT of STRICTURES in the URETHRA, with an improved Method of treating certain Cases of those Diseases. By THOMAS WHATELY, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. Sold by J . lohnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; Cadell and Davies Strand; and J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho. Where may be had,, by the same Author, ' • Practical Observations on the Cure of the Gonorhcea in Men, in which the Use of Iniedions, and of Mercury given internally, arc fully considered. Likewise, Observations on the Cure of Woomds and Ulcers on the Legs, wit tout rest. • Mrs. HANNAH MORE on SUNDAY SCHOOLS. This Day was published, Price 3s. • THE CONTROVERSY between Mrs. HANNAH MORE and the CURATE of BLAG DON ; relative to the Conduct of her Teacher of :he Sunday School in that Parish; . with the Original Letters and Expla natory Notes. By THOMAS BERE,, M. A. Reeler of ,Butennibe, near Bristol. Tantmne anirnis . c-xlestibus V x a. Londcfn: Printed foul. 6. Jordan, No. :66, Fleet-street, and No. i 9, Ludgate-hill, -opposite the Old ; sold also by the Books:tilers in Bath; Bristol, and' Wells. , Of whom may be had, price ts. • The interesting Debate on the State of the Nation, with the Speeches at length ofkAlessrs. C;rey, Pitt, Duidas, Pox, &c. . 0.'44 A- • • • _ _ 4 The Subscribers arc re,si Number is i tie _ kfully informal, that the Fourth V`ready for Delivery, of ( -NOMIA ; iii: B 4llle'S - CIENCE SOCIETY VT (Of the at 4400 considered in its adual State, nd its 'Ca . ..furtherltnprovement ; with neiples . • . rrinciplei of the Human 11110 ; embrac4 the. ivhole Organization of 4 1364 Politic : being . a Course orin struCtion adapted to •forni Youth of higher .ProspeCts for greater Public Usefulness, and, alt, far fulfilling. better, the Duties of the Social State.—Written in • Charaderistic Dialogue, By ROBERT YOUNG. Sold by West and Hughes, No. 40, Paternoster-row ; Chapple, No. 60, Pall-mall ; Macnair, No. 6, Holywcll - Strand ; Jones, Liverpool • lEddowes, Shrewsbury ; Swiney,Birmingham; and all Bo okseller;. This Day was published, in Twb VOIS. •Svo. embellish i d with Tinted Views by Aiken, and Fif teen Favourite Welsh Airs, Price One Guinea in boards, . ATOUR ROUND NORTH WALES , tria4e . during the Summer of 1798 ; containing, not only the Description Ind' LoCal History of the Country, but also 'a Sketch of the HistOrY of the Welsh Bards ; an Essay on the Language; Observations on the Manners and Customs ; and the Habitats of More thin 460 of the more rare Native Plants ; intended is a Guide to future TOutists. By the Rev. W. BIN - GLEY, B. A. F. L. S. • 01St. Peter's College, Cambridge. • London : So ld' O by E Warmth's, Bookieller - to the,Duke and - Dutchess of York, No. it, ' Strand ; J. Deighten, Cambridge ; and the principal Booksellers in the Kingdom. " We have no hesitation in'declaring, that these Vo lumes- deServe to be ranked among the best performances of the kind ; nor will ant, one hereafter ad wisely who should visit North Wales, without making them his coin panions."—British Critic for Sept. leo: " In the publication of this 'four round North Wales. Mr. Biugley has rendered a very. acceptable service to those who may be inclined to visit this Country. His Route is chosen with judgment ; and his Instrudions to his SucceSsors are copious and precise."—Critical Review for Sept. iSoo. Plymouth-Dock, March 4, 1801. .71" o the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA-STOCK. I..A.DIAS AND GE N T LEMEN . I THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY, being appointed for WEDNESDAY, the Bth April next, the favour of your Vote and Interest is desired tor the following Gentlemen. 'WM. BENSLEY, Esq. . Sir j. S. BURG ES, Bart. - . . . , The Hon. WM. ELPHINSTONE. 1 OHN HUNTER, Esq. OHN TRAVERS, Esq. TEPHEN WILLIAMS, Esq. Which will very much Oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen., • Your most humble Servants, East India-House, March 25, 1801. ' Thos. T. Metcalfe, Hugh Inglis, Charles Mills, ' David Scott, Thos. Parry, Frs. Baring,. . Edw. Parry, jacob.Bosariquet, . ' Abr. Rotrarts, loseph Cotton, - , tohn Roberts, Lionel Parell, Geo. Smith, Wm. Devaynes, Ceo. 'ratan, Simon Fraser, Ceo. W. Thellusson, Charles Grant, Robert Thornton, Paul Le Mesurier, William Thornton, Steph.; Lut - hington, Svviney Toone, , John Manship. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. utADIES AND GENTLEME.N, AVING the Honour of being recommended to you by the Direelors of the East India Company as the Six Candidates for the Diration to be chosen this Year, we take the liberty of requesting the favour of "your Vote on the day of Elettion, WEDNESDAY, 'the Bth of April next. • ___ We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servants, 'WILLIAM BENSLEY, JOHN SMITH }SURGES, WILLIAM ELI'IHNSTONE. JOHN HUNTER, 101-IN TRAVERS, STEPHEN WILLIAMS. East India House. March as, aot, CONFLAGRATION of the FRENCH APMIRAL's - SHI P. THE Magnificent PICTURE of LORDNEL. ;ioNt's VICTORY, with the BURNING _ LYW triT# In NV 11 ic Tr arc - liTtnArrnqra, Otiv - :yo,-the Size of Lite, is fIOW open fcr l',t.i.,i.f.xhibi tion,at Mr. °axes, No. la, New Bond-street, near Gros venor-street. _ _ ADMITTANCE ONE SHILLING. N. B. Au ENGRAVING is in hand from the same.— Puce to Subscribers Two Guineas for Proofs, and One Cul. nes for Prints, size of the three former Naval Vitiories. MANQR ESTATE and COLLIERY, COUNTY of DURHAM. ` To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRAC r, A CAPITAL and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, consistingof the extensive Manor of Chop well, in the Parishes of Kytort and Lanchester, la the Coun ty of 17urliam, comprising about One Thousand Nine Hun. drod)ores of. Land, divided into 19-Farms, with substantial Faith:houses, suitable Buihlings and Offices to each ; a Cot. fiery in full working -and communicating with the River Tyne ; a Water Corn Mill, and a Paper Mill ; Let to very respedable Tenants, bt moderate Net Rents, ainounting to about One Thousand Three Hundred and Fifty-eight Pounds per Annum, exclusive of the Fee Farm Rents, • payable to the ..11anor ; and about Sixty-nine Acres of Wood Land in hand.' The whole discharged of the Land Tax and Tithe Free. . . . • Further particulars maybe obtained from and Teasdale, Solicitors, 'Threadneedle -street, London: or Meisrs. Clayton and Walters, Solicitors, givvcasttO-Itt:on.• Ty% who are reSPeetiVelY empowered Ulna ° fOtO.P sale thettofi. I The Estate may be viewed on applicationrii‘.Mr, James Arinstrom, at licddon on the Wall, near "Nevki'stle upon TYne, where further particulars maybe had, and Planerof the Estate seen: . FREEIHOLD ESTATE inand near BASINGSTOKE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; • By _Mr. CRISWICK, At the George Inn, Basingstoke, on Wednesday the reth Day ,:of April, aot at,Three o' Clock in the Afternoon; AVALUABLE and IMPROVABLE -FREE HOLD ESTATE, situated in the Parishes of Basing stoke and Hartley Westpall, in the County of Southampton, lett on Lease (vehiche.xpires at Michaelmas, illor) to Messrs. Mullins and Knight, at an old and low Rent ; and which, cdtvststing chiefly of Inclosed Land, lying near to the Town of Basingstoke, will, for the convenience of Purchasers, be divided into the Eight following Lots : Lot ist, Two Pieces of rich 'Meadow, lying contiguoui, and measuring_ rA. aR. 24 P. being parti of Long Meadow and Dorman meadow, in the PariSh of Hartley Webtpali, in the occupation of Mr. Goddard, at the Rent ofSl. tls. per Annum.. • I.ot ad, Ar_,lnelosure of good Meadow or Pasture Land, situated in Wirdmore, in the Parish of Basingstoke, measur ing /A. 2R. 2.3 P. in the occupation of Mr. Nevirman, at the yearly Rent of 61. /06. Lot 3d, A Urge I nclosure of rich Arable Land, on the left side of the Turnpike Road leading to Winchester, containing 31A. IR. dl'. Lot 4th, Another large Inclosure of . rich Arable Land, lyihg about a quarter of a mile from the Town of Basing.. stoke, on the right side of the Turnpike Road leading .to Winchester, containing 3o A. 2 R • 4 P • • • Lot sth, An Inclosure of uncommonly good Arable Land, near the Town, measuring it A. t R. 2 P. called Cowderor s Close. Lot 6th, A small Inclosure of Arable Land. situatel near the Town, at the end of Salisbury-lane, measuring rA.OR.2SP. Lot 7th, A very small Inclosure, pearl:W* 4 e Town , on the Winchester Road, and measuring tR. 6V. • -•-- Lot Bth, A convenient Homestead, situated in New-street, in the Town of Basingstoke, adjoining to the back'of the Crown Inn, consisting of two Barns; Stables, and. - Other necessary Out-buildings. The Buildings . are in good repair, the Land in thchighes t state of cultivation, and the Whole very, moderately assessed to the Land-Tax. The Estate may be viewed on application to Mr. Mul lens, in Basingstoke, where a Plan of it may be seen; and printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had a/ the Crown Inn, Basingstoke; at Demexy's, Hertford-bridge; the Crown, Reading; the. Pelican, Newbury; Arms, Salisbury ; 54m, wirichemet ; New' Inn, Overton; of Messrs. Hanso n 2 . 1! _ /N.- f . ise An A .. AN EXTRAORDINARY _METHOD• OF TRANS PLANTING -TEETH. 'THE many serious Dangers'occasionedby Trans. planting an apparently • sound and healthy Tooth from one SUbJed to another,_ have been noticed by all Medi cal Writers, particularly by the late eminent Surgeon, an d accurate PhysioligiSt - , John Hunter. It is observed, .that the mass of blood is sometim es tainted with unknowh evils, and, if life is not the forfeit,. incurable ulcers remain in the mouth,: these', consequences are also-familiar to the Public, and have created a dislike to Transplantation. What a hies.iing,. therefore, to th ose who have had a Tooth broken or canes, 40 be informed that they can have their own Tooth drawn, and have a beautiful new.crown rivetted to their own root, in such a manner that the Tooth is perfealY • secure after it is re_ placed, and grows again in their Sown heads, without risk of ;intlanunation Or pain. To recommend this operation, it is only necessary to be authenticated; to do this, the Public are act:painted, that Mr. Lesec, Surgeon-Dentist, formerly at Paris and Brusseli, late from York, and now at No. 12, Hanover-street, Hanover-square, where he has taken a commodious House, has for inahy years praaised this operation, which has been performed in the• C.s.,nties of York and Northumberland, in the presence of the most eminent of the Faculty, with universal :Ipprobatioir, pm ducing effeets 'beyond thei? most sanguine expedations ; and it, is • nit the particular request of the Nobility and Gentry of those Counties that he is induced to offer to the Public of the Metropolis this nee and approved operation. Mr. Lesec .has also, after much study anti di ffi culty, found out. a Composition. for Artificial Tieth, equal in strength to Adamant. This C:,mpoiition has the advan. tape, that it does not shrink in the process of hardening it in the fire, which is not the case with the other -Teeth made of Compositions they also are Made to set and fit the Glints infinitely better than those mad; of porous Mineral Substances. Mr. Lesec flatters himself, that they are 'very different, and infinitely superior to any thing ever yet offered to the Public'. 'To those, therefore, who, may require his assist ance, he submi ts t his Discovery, Saitelioneu by the most distinguished app ro bation. Of this Coniposition, Mr. L . furnishes complete Sots, fixed in a manner not distinguish_ able from natural ones,. and replaces every deficieficy, by fixing any number of single or double Tceth, be tho (inv .., [PRICE SIX PENCA• COMAIISSIIRY-tik-VERAL'. ; OFFICE, IVo. 4,, P. 4! ii. 4 rr r!- 'reet, !Faith 21, Itli. CONTRAcrs FOR : '%k M OTICE it her e by - given to all Pertottl :from : to Covin'? jor Sappyng Ilte,:d to 11i: A.taiesty's Land Forces in Camp, Castonntentt, Quarters or Bar;•acks, in an' ISLANDS of GUERNSEY, .7E KS I'4l and ALDERNE Y' (the Deliveries to COMMC7Icr an the 2stb D..y of lilfy next). that Fropouzl: in suriting, ceded up, and :sorted CON f RXcr FOR ARMY BREAD, %cid be ►ecehied 1y tb.t. (.:ontntiaary- Central at this Office from this time 1.11 the i 0,1.1 D a y of April next. Propotals mat be reade fer erach Island : - ei.....tratety.,-, The Particulars and "Condition: of the leontraii :nay rc itad at tblt Office, or 6 , applying at the Ilezd..Q”.atter: tke - NORTH SEA, BALTIC, &c. - This Day were published, By W. Faden, Geographer to His Majesty and to His Royal Highness the Wince of Wales, removNlito No. S. Charing.. cross, opposite Northu m ber land House, A GENERAL CHART of the NORTH SEA, /1 with the KATT.EGATT and SOUND, pru.ted. oil One Sheet of Atlas P er , price 6 A" 7CIaI),... O O. I VEPEN, DENMA.Ric:;:in'd NORWAY, exhibiting the-ivhole of the Baltic and Gulf price 6s. •6:1. • . . A Map of DENMARK and HOLSTEIN; including the Danish Islands, Jutland, 6cc. •on One Sheet of Imperial Paper, price4s.... . ' • A large Chariot - the GULF of FINLAND, from the Rus sian Surveys, on Four Sheets of Atlas Paper, price Los. 6d. A Chart of the EASTERN COASTS 'Ol the NORTH SEA, from the Texel to the Naze and to the Scaw, on Two Sheets of Double Elephant Vaper, with a Book of Direc tions, price 12S. SHROPSHIRE, WITHIN THREE MILES OF SH EW4BURY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. CHRISTIE, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD - ESTATE, •and - most desirable RESIDF,NCE, consisting of th. MANOR, or REPUTED MAN'OR of -.- . . '7_ LYTHW OOD. Elegant Modern Stone-built MANSION, with Stabling for Fitteen Horses, two ,Coach-Housel'i and numerous At;.. tached Offices of every Denorninationoune4 to the Mansion and the FARM ; excellent .KitchetiTGanien, with lofty Walls, richly Planted, and fully Cropped; well-constru6ted Pinery, C reen -House, Pleasure-C round; rich Shrubbery, &c. • The HOUSr.feated on a pleasing eminence, in the of a PADDOCK•ot about 46 ACRES, the appvitch by two Lodges, the MIMI of SHREWSBURY. forms. ti beautiful objed to the PreMises, which are plentifully supplied with ekeellent .WATE It, and two FISH PONDS , well stocked, and suitably plated; a ennvenient FARM, with all requites, and surrounding the Premises Lsnnitry rich INCLOs U RES ARAELE, MEADOW. PASTURE and COPPICE LAND ; aIitASYLUMfor GAMt ; in. the whole about Acres, entirely Compatii tau Tithe Free, well wooded, &c. plenty of Game and Field Sports; convenient to Lime' and • Coals. The whole in complete repair, and fit forilie imme.. • diate reception of a, genteel- Family. The; HOuse, iit part FURN I SHED, which may be had at a fair V alvtiou ; part of the Purchase . Money may remain on Mortgate on the Premises. , May be viewEeVby applying to 'Edward Williams, *eq. • Eaton ; ofwhoinsprinteuTartictttarmay be had I:7i' also of • john Bishop, Esq . ,. Shrewsbury ; and of the:Printers of tho Liverpool, Oxi.Ud, 'and Manchester Papers ; and in Fall- Mall. rop,Tv,rIvE.HOUSE" . tr.= and, theSTRANi).' TO. BE SOLD 13? AUCTION,, .11‘i Mr. RAINE, • At Garraway's Collee-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, ors .Thursday the yth inst._ at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots;' FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, held for very long Terms; consisting of Twenty-one Houses In Shoe-lane and New-street-hill,-and in the Courts adjacent thereto, near Fleet-street ; among which is the' CROWN and ANCHOR , PUBLIC-HOUSE,, Containing ;convenient Apartments. for Public Companies, ,and especially so in a long and lofty Room z; feet by' t 4, and now enjoying a very flourishing and lucrative Trate Also rour g enteel Houses in COOK's.COURT, Carey-street; and-Nineteen others in and adjoining OLD ROUND:. 'COURT, in the STRAND, one of which is 'a very good , House, No. t 3, in CHANDOS-STREET ; and likewise one other House, No. 46, 13ERWICK-STREET, The whole Lett at old Rents, amounting to about SEVEN HUNDRED . POUNDS per Ann. To be viewed by leave - ot - the Tenants, of whom printed Particulars may be had.on the 2 3L 1 inst. also of Messrs. V cr non, ,Vines, and Fry, ; Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Raine, In Charlotte-stmt, tloomsbuty SOMERSETSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, - By Mr. kAiNE, At Garraway's COffec-house, in Change Alley, email', London, on Thursday the 9 th o f April, at Twelve o'Cl ve k, in one Lot, unless disposed of uy private - Contraet be.• fore the tst of April,. , • A CAPITAL FR KE H L-D E S - T AT F, A through - Which, for - two miles, passes' the.,,Turn nike-roadt leading from SO M E RTON to ILCHE ST ER, beginning at one mile from the former town,, and ending at a like diStance from the latter town, together 'with the NlANOR—belobging . thereto, known' by t he nam e c f KINGSDON, coMaming about Fifteen hundred. Acres of veryy, valuable Land, of Which THREE HUND RED and THI RTY ACRES , are I N HAND, or lett yearly; and the. reanainder lett, on Leases fur One, Two, and Three .Lives, many of Which are very old. The .principal Estate, on which is a geed AVlansion house„ Gardens, and Offices, occupied by the Lesser, 'Mrs. is held for only two lives ; but part of 'the Lands used therewith well, larOWn as tlui first Cr az i ng Ground in the Neijibourhood, called the Nidens, are held only for one lite. John Reynolds, junior, at Kingsdon, will thew • the Estate,_ of whom on the 1 6th o f M atc h , pr i nted Particulars may be had, and a 'Plan of the Estate seen, as \All as at Mr. Raine's, Land'surveyor, in Charlotte -street, Bloenns bury,. LOntion. Nrticular's may be had at. Messrs. Wards, Dennetts, aid Creaves, in . Henrietta-mdet, Covent-Gardeit, who are author - i2too treat lbr the Sale of the Estate by Private Contract ; also of Mr. Wm. -Khight, at Axminster and of the Printers of the ,Sherbotne, Exeter, Salisbury, Bath Herald, and Felix Yarley's and Mercury, Bristol Pa. pas ;at the principal Inns in the neighbouring Towns ant at Garraway's.. . • BOAR andCASTLE, OXFORD-STREET, • ..,With Immediate Possession. To be PEREMPTORILY SOLI) by AUCTION, By Mr. RAINE, On Friday the uth inst. at .the Ranhow `Coffee-House, yornhi iI , at T welve o"C lock , A VERY VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD 'V .L TATE, .F9ity-eight Feet Six Inches in Ftont, ti whole of which has been very recently rebuilt at a heat expellee, and well finished ; Consisting of the old-establistu and well-known (nil, called • . THE BOAR.AND CASTLE, With a -very protludiye .LIQUOR' BAR ' Sitting-rooms, and twenty best P-' forty-one Horsel, six G..ach over the 4;liile for So — by P-