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, Ack, * 10.' • t p -41\ y;Pt9 i 4 ;4. . •40 I ..• , '4•••. , 7%. ‘ M‘ _LI. rr NUMBER 3625. ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACt. THE ExHIRITTON is NOW OPEN, aril will 2.4._ Continue every Day ;Sundays excepted), from Eight in the Morning till Seven in the EVening. 101-IN RICHARDS, R. A. Sec. Admittance ONE SHILLING—Ca x ta logu es Sixpence• Note. —The St u d ents who are not hibitors, are to apply for their Tickets on Monday next, the 7th of May. BRITISH AND FORE IGN BIBLE SOCIETY. A GENERAL MEETING of t hi s SOCIETY will be held at the LONDON TAVERN,. on Wed nesday, May ad, at Twelve o'Ckek precisely, when the Subscribers, and all other-persons interested in the gr:at de. sign of this Institution, are requested to attend.. GRANVILLE SHARP S London, Tavern, April Chairman o f t h e C ommittee . 23, ISO 4. y The sole ohj e tt of this Societ bin to encourage a wider 'dispersion of the Holy Scriptures, through the British nions and other Countries, whether Christian, Mahometan, or Pagan, it is hoped that Christians of every denomination will contribute Jiberally to its support. Subtcritions 'iceived by Henry Thornton,, E sq. M. . Treasurer to the e Society, at Messr. Down, Tnornton P , and Co.-- - CR .ROYDON, MERSTHAM, 'old GO DSTON E IRON NO'- - • • RAILWAY . T'ICE. is berOiygtve.n, Thit•at a MEETING of the CO Ri M IT T E E of the Croydon,lrerstham, and Codstone Iron-Railway Company, It was Ordered, That another Call or • Instalment of tol. per Cent. be paid by the Subscribers ; on, their ro4eCtive• Shares, cn or b e f ore t h e 3oth Day of M ' ayhext,' at either of 'the following places, viz. Messrs. Barclayi;Tritton alid:CO, Messrs. Castel', Powell and Co. Messrs : Robarts, Cfirtis and co. Messrs. Ladbroke and Co. Messrs. Hoire and gq, and Messrs. Weston, Pinhorn and Co. Bankers, in I ...onduri,, tor the use of the Croydon, Merstham, and Godstone Iron: Railway Company. Wandsvvorth, April 30, 'BO4. W. B. LUTTX;Y, Clerk of the.Comp.any. PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-S:IREET, . p ' • • • TWENTY POUNDS REWARD . 26 ' t B e4. ANTFIEREAS JOl-11•I'llADFIELD, late. French Interpret e r for the Prisoners of War.at Portsmouth, stands" charged with Felony ; whoever will apprehend, or give snehlofortnationtd Siriitichard Ford, Civet Magistrate of the Police at this'Office..or to the klayor of Portsmouth, as may ict the means nt it apprehendin g the said !oho Hadfield. shathisell rceive TWENTY -FOUNDS -Reward, IN/TY- P OUNDS - Reward, upon applying Office. The said ioitn HaclAekl is about thirty-six years of age, Eye feet nine incites -b high, light br own h a i r , gre y e y es , l ong an d narrow visage rather his fore teethfair complexion, well made, and walks • erea ; sever a l of ..t ,with hesitatio o .; speak.s tast,• thick, and Persons havin g any Claim or Demand on ' ---- 17177 A 4 —a- the Estate of RICHARD PAGE, late of Wembly, in the County of Middlesex. Esq. deceased, are requested to send in their Accounts to Messrs. Neeld and Fladgate, Nortnik.street, sir a ,, d. ----7---•.'r*P-----,__._......5...—......0.a,,,,•.—•• , GEORGE B ARCLAY•and CO.'s COMMISSION. T" JOIN i - ~n :1 SEPARATE CREDITORS of GEORGE BARCLAY and GEWRGE SALKELD, lately carrying on Trade under the Firm of George li,rclly, and Co • ',nay receive their several D E hTS 1 N FUL L on, application at the of he said George Ear, Clay and t o. No. So, Little Trinity Lane,•London, between The hours of Ten o'C:lnek in the Forenoon and Thrtx o'Clock.• in the Afternoon, any day after-the- 7 th 9 $ gay,. Saturdayi ... _ ... ...,........ 7 ______ ........__,...._____ _ and Mondays sxcepted. WINDSOR, 13'ERKS. .. SEVTO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • ERAL FREEHOLD ES IAT, ES, cOrisisiing of HOUSES, all wialtin •the Borough and Tow n o f Windsor, which. will be sold together.or separate. Further particulars - and lerms,•by applicati on to Mr. Ki mberley, Surveyor of Estates in .general, Appraiser. tioneer, anti oneer, a t t h e Br i tish ImPerial HoteLcovent- g arde AF n, or at his House, Higlai;ilreet, Windsor. 7 N. B. A N eat Houses Furn ilhercjof the Stimitterx. In quirt! as :th aw . ~ . BE *P A R,TI CU LA R. AS TO ill E HCK` t. . VitPATENT. BEDSTEADS':^AND.-`IABLS.-; : • UTLER's,Tufnisitili Upholstery, 2.nti,koh)fleit 4.3 Ware-rocen and ManufaElork, Nos. 13 and 14, Cathe. . tine Street.* A loge assyrtment -of articles of thnewest. ' neatest, and most ceconomical Fashions, of well seasoned materials,. and • excellent 'Workmanship, with several int- . Draverniits, . tuTLER respedfully relies on the good discertirnent Of. „ the Public-. ' 1 1, i• •I - 'device§ .• nisinuatNns o an , 7 _. , . that they will see uroug., Lie pa tyy . hint and _ pposed to cles. 1t is well ksaownthat es Pc zR . has two patents, one tor 'Fables, the other for Bedsteads; is applicable to alrnost kiiid s of Table P s, and is allowed to be a great improvement ; the- rinciple of the first it renders them more convenient for Honks, and much it portable. The, principle of the other is applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Pest , Tent, ,Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use- fill in -sickness, and cen shut up, make A-handsome piece of furniture for a Sitting Room, Dressing- Room. &c. flit Four Post and Tent Beds go togtther in. all parts.,lyith , brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help of took or tack s or nails in the furniture,. 'and are eery portable. Particular kinds of the above, adapted for (ntleinen of the Army and Navy, and lot climates afso"Portable Chairs, Sec. B UTLER'S Patent Manufactures have been graciouAy Pa , lionized by the Kieg, Queen, and Royal Family, 'loured by orders from numbers of ,t he Nobility and Gentry :• and' ho and have been highly approved of in the East and West 4 In : the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa vourable encouragement, and for w bitch he returns his grate; tut acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the' kind Of fices of some others, who fix up large Sign-Boards, with Bo T/. X lI'S name inscribed, which, may help also to promote his Business, or should it be may otherwise lie, by the ' . permission of Providence, inanufadures and se 1k his Supe ' -Tier Four -post and other Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and Cabinet Articles as above, namely, C a th er i ne street, S doors f rom the Strand, a Brick' front House, where he has con. ~ strueled several Tools and I\ lachines tor working the same. and has ot h erwise been at considerable expence to bring them to that utility and degree of - pert - cclion at which the-Y. n° are. A t the same glace may be had every Article for the com p le tely Furnish in g -Houses.- N.B. For Exportation. mRTHE GENt mLi,,lo,s LOTION . NICOLL, late of Stu Paul's Church-yard, a n d .'"nanY years Dealer in Patent Medicines, maketh oath, son, sail any applied to, and employed by . Mr.- Dicken lanPs Lo u t: n_l 7 ,-acre ,e to offer to purchase the Recipe of . . G ow- Mrs, yi n :" of Mrs. Vincent, of No. 4, Davies-street but would notent rejected the offer with disdain, declaring she part ; account, - s w nll, or disclose the original 'Recipe . on a s n e y . believes p he the cret of r4s• . was the only person possessed a theyne 1 ..)ieves to be true ; Lotion hash Genuine Lotion, and which Mr. Nicoll and Mr. Nicoll further saith, 'that M.re prepared several times acknowledged to him that the Lo ‘ tio t i l i. by Mrs. vincent is the Gelatin Go vl W. NICOLL, Sworn at the Mansion -}.vase, th Dec. 1:99, .... - ..• before . , 5 rn,H. c.11. 014gt , Mayor. • ' -* ,Tilis Genunie Lotion is su innocent aua-effiCaci and •aee rbav a h l of ait Eruptions and Disorders from. the r _ ,.,.t . • Skin otis for the c o ' t • - •at.nu Family ought to be without it - j . and to PrL, e 'r' i untertelts, Mis. Vincent signs her Name on the tab u . each Bottle. Sold' by Mrs, Vin -,' t No: 4, Davies-street, Grosvznor " s quare; Bacon' N "n ' -) f d tr-et • Riggc , .N°. ' 4 s' Chc aPs . d Is 'o' ' s '" `"r ' -'. 1 1 • • Newbe.- .- ~ e; utt end Holmes Royal. Exc angt. , ) • , vetoer of St. 'Pat P • churoh l _yarci ; - -arist every respeaable I;e.iitter in Europe l ? RI Quarts Ss: 6d. Pints ss. 6d. Halt- • tuts 25.. 9 4 . ' MONDAY, APRIL 30, LINEN TRADE OF IRELAND. A, T a MEETING of the MERCHANTS , MA . El. NU FACTURE RS, and - others concerned in the IRISH LINEN TRADE, summoned by Public Notice, du - l• held at the Linen-Hall. Dublin, on' Thursday,. sat 104, for the purpose of considering the expediency of presenting a Petition to the Imperial Parliament, praying a epeal of the Duty lately imposed on the Export of Irish • Linens to. Foreign Markets, Alderman CROTIT E RS in the Chair; ..Resolved,. That it appears to this Meeting that a Duty ex tending from 't t -3d to 4 per Cent. ad valorem, has been lately . 'laid by the Imperial Parliament, .upon the Export of Irish .11.1 - kens to Foreign -Markets. Resolved, That the Bounties formerly granted by'the igislatute of Great Britain and Ireland, on the Export pf Irish. Linens, tended in a •very.einitient degree to the extension and improvement of the . .inen Menu fadure of this Kingdom, by enabling it to net the Fabricks of the Continent at Foreign. Marketl, on *tidal' terms and it appears to this hlecting ~ /hat these Bountie'S have been alike the result of wisdom and ..• necessity. Resolved; That it appears to this Meeting, that if the Bounty onklike Eiportof Linens has had the of ed of pro . mpting and extestsslngilke Linen -Trade ,of .this Country, the operatind of this' Duty must be attended' with adirettt.r< trafy • • R4solyg,o4„ Tliat - itAiptars to this Meeting that the Rates of Linens Tiave withiwske.si. ace of a few years advanced on the Irish Manufacturer in' the proportion of at least 20 per Cent. R e solveci,:.llflt , applearS:l2-this -Meeting that the Export of Linen Cloth from this Kingdom • has from the year 1790, with little 'variation, continued to decline. - • • Resolved,..T hat it . appezrs•to this Meeting, that under these 'circurnstanCes. we cid.” l .9k. but feel an extreme anxiety from the operation'of a Duty wit.ie.-1i must so Materially afied our 3taple-Mi:M afadure -at Poreigii 'Markets, and the obvious tent - kitty - of WhiPlripto,,deprivetus of the only.meaus. we had of ther4,..conterlding with tlie.F - abrick's of. rerifiaily - , F rance, ancrWassia.• • • •... ". , _ It Solved, Thatit•arpears to this Meeting, that a Petition should he forthwith presented to the . Imperial Parliament, 'praying . for-a discontinuance of the Duty on the Export of Irish Livens, and that a Committee be appointed to prepare said Petition, and submit it to this Meeting on Saturday next, and that the,followirkg.GpAtlemen pe, and .they are hereby appointed a Committee eq,SAiti pnrpcise •- Alderman Crothers, William' Harkness, Esq. Hugh Hamill, Escf. Nick. Fleming, Esq. Denis Titos..o'l3rieni Es 4. Francis Beggs, Esq. john ES.rf. James aE,ilby, Esq.. • • Dublin, Saturday, April 14, 580 4. AT a MEETING held by adjournment from Saturday the eth inst. HUGH CROTHERS, Esq. in the Chair; The Committee appointed_ reported a Petition to the Im perial Parliament, " praying that the Linen Manufactures - of this Country may be exempted trom the Export Duty to Foreign Markets," which being received and read, Resolved, That the Petition, as it has now been read, do stand the Petition of this Meeting ; that it be engrossed and signed, and that our Chairman do forthwith forward it to the .Right Hon. JOHN FOSTER, with a request from this Meeting,. that it; will be pleased to present it to the Impe rial Parliament, and give it the support of his great abilities and - perfed know iedge of the subjeci. Resolved, That our Chairman, and such of the Gentlemen present as can conveniently attend, 'do wait on out w rthy Representatives, `Foliti'leatouche and Robert Shaw, Esqrs. (or, if absent, apply to. them. by Letter) praying_ their con currence-in Parliament, in support of our Petition. ' • Resolved, That tnis•Meetieg cannot close its proceedings -witittitstefeeling a sentiment of grateful recolleellop pt the. Many eminent services rendered by the bight Hon. 101-IN FOSTER, to the Trade and Manufactures of thiS Kingdom in general, anci.to whose ersevermg assiduity mid superior. talents its Linen Maduladure in particular stain, so highly indebted. Resolved, That our Chairman, in' transmitting the Reti flan .to Mt, FOSTER, do accompany it with a ,Copy of thiase Resolutions, and our cordial expressions of .the inost • • respeatul aexnowledgmtnt. HUGH CROTHERS, Chairman. .Mr. Alderman Crothers having left the Chair, and Wil liam Harkness, IT,sq being called to Resat red; That the Thank-sof this Meeting be returned to Oul : worthy Chairman, Ilugh Crothers, Esq. 105 his very polite and proper. Conduct in the Chair. _Resolved, 'That these Proceedings be published. ' 1 WILLIAM HA.RKNES.S.. • ' LINCOLNSHIRE. ' ' .TO CANAL CUTTERS. T - HE SPECIAL "L;0 M MISSION ERS ?pppi n't ea • -1 by an Acrt of Parlfainent, passed in the 4fst vear of the Reign of His present Majesty, intituled, " An A &for:the better and more effeetuallv draining certain Tracts of Lane, called WII...DMORE FEN, and, the WEST and EAST FENS, ip the County of Lincoln, and: also the' LOW LANDS and arotinds in the several• Parishes,, Townships, and Places, having Right of Common on the said Feiss, and other .Low Lands. and Grounds contigubus or 'adjoining thereto ;". will meet at the Peacock • I nn, in Boston, in the said County of Lincoln,. on• Wednesday the 91i Day of May next, for the purpose of receivin: Proposals from such. Per sons as rna): . be willing to Coritrad for the CUtting, Em— banking, and Making the intended Drain from. Hobliole Drain at Freiston Common to Luke's Corner, being a dis tance of about 01 , 9 A Plan and •-specitiCation of the above Drain may be seen, after the rgtlPinsL ai the.flfliee of Mr. Samuel Tunnard, one of the Clerk ? to the, said Commissioners at Boston, and. a Person will be in readiness to slim the Ground. By-Order. SAM. TUNIsTARD, Clerks,to the said BRACKEN/JURY, S,Commissioaets. April 6°4. April 1Eo4: • • • • • TO TIMBER. MERCHANTS, CARPENTERS, 'MA SONS, BRICKLAYERS, and ENGINE MAKERS. THE SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS for - • DRAINAGE of the EAST, WEST, and WILD. MORE FENS, will meet at , the-.Yeacock Inn, Boston, on the 9th Day Of May next, and will be ready to receive Pro posols from 'Such ,Yersons as may be willing to furniSh about 4000 Feet of Norway or british Fir, in Trees from eight to nine inches diameter, and in lengths about is Feet, ati-lob hole, in the River Witham, before the end Of May ; and also to furnish Oak Scantling and Plank (or the Gates and Works of the new:4raciideil Sluice, on or before the last Day of 'June next. • • They will also he. ready to receive Proposals from such Persons as may he willing to undertone the Labour and Uten sils only of drivinktlie Piles, Carpenter's Work, Mason and Brick Work, ofihe said intended Sluice.. P Lang, 'S reZ ticAtimi s.; and GonditiOns • of the said Works, may be seerm,at the :Office of Mr. SaMuel Tunnard, Attor ney-at-Law, Boston, one •of the Clerks to the said Commis- . sioncrs,after the moth inst..of whom, or of John Rennie, Esq. Civil Engineer, 6taraloycl-street, B-lackfriars, London, or Mr. Anthony Bower, Engineer, Lincoln, any further - information may be had. A Portable Steam Engine of the power of • six Horses, and made ,on the utmost approved plan, is also wantel. Proposals for which may be delivered to true said inn Rennie, on or be fore th - 4th Day of May next. By Order, SAM. TUNNARP, ?.Clerks to the said I. BRACK ENBURY,' S' Commissioners. PRIZE SHIPS for SALE, at, LEITH. TO BE SOLI) BY - PUBLIC AUCTION, At a•e- Leith Coitee-Hoiase.„ Leith, on Thursday.the zoth of May, 1594, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon, 11"1 - IE SHIP .11,...,NE, But then about 4.42. Tons -1- Register ;;s p ES . ; Ilurthen about 33 3 Tons do. Sent in by His-Nlajesty's Ship Amethyst, A. Campbell, Esti- Corn mander,.and condenAted in the High Court of Sdniiralty. These two 'Vessels are of a handsome construction, and well adapted fin - the West India or any oth.r Trade. Apply to RAMSAY , ,‘ 4 ,0 1 ,11- . LIAnsoN and Co. Leith. 18°4. SI-lAK ESP EARE TN MINIATURE. SHARVE's EDITION. • On Tuesday, May Ist, will be published, complete in Nine Volumes, embellished with an elegant Portrait, price 2S. each, sewed and labelled, or its. 6d. neatly half bound, red roan back and lettered, a new and beautiful miniature Edition of the PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE ; with a complete GLOSSARY, accurately printed, and with out the smallest abridgement, from the Text of the late Mr. Steevens, and now offered to the Patronage of the Public in a form combiniog an elegance, portability, .and cheapness hitherto unattempted. Though the EctitiJus lately published of the Plays of our immortal Dramatist, have been numerous beyond all prece dent, the Proprietors of this Edition consider any apology for adding to the number. perfedly unnecessary. Its inten tioo is obviously to facilitate and extend the knowledge of :an Ai:igt, of whom England has just reason to be proud; and whose works are such .As neither Man nor Muse can praise too much. • London.: Printed for fonn Sharpe; opposite York—House, Piccadilly, and H: D. ‘;;.rni , luts, .P.itertioster-row ; and sold by every look.4eller; St,itioper, and Newsman in thit United Kiti , 6 doni. , . . _ YORKE's LETTERS. This Day was published, In Two Volumes Oaavo, Price tss. in boards, T ETTERS written from Franceri in the Year ►Boz ; containing an Account of the State of its Morals, Literature, and Politics. By HENRY REDHEAD YORKE, Esq. These Letters were written in r802.,' and part ot them ac tually printed in that Year; since which, until the present moment, they have, from political motives, remained in the hands ot the Printer. Sold by H. D. Symonds, No. z), Paternoster-row ; where may be had, t. Mercier's New Pi&ure of Paris, z vols. t6s. z. - Paris Delineati2d, z vols. 13s. , 3. Clery's journal of Occurrences at the Temple, during the confinement of Louis XVI. King of France, in treack or English, 6s. each. This Day was published, Price 6d. THE HISTORY of the SPANISH INVASION, and the ARMADA styled INVINCIBLE. Translated from the Latin of Grotius. 4 .‘ Quis Parthum paveat ? quis - gelidum Scythen ? Quis Germania quos horrida parturit Fcctus,- incolumi Cxsare ? quis fent Bellum curet.lberim ?'• " Repudianda, intietoA:ttrulloste . , colloquia, et qualicunque paCtione, tutius bellum:" " Arcanumque magnum patefadum est, posse Gallos sub tyranno esse,. non posse sub Bourbono." ",Discat tyrannus, sxvienclo minuitur iinperiunn." - Printed for the Author; and sold by I. Carpenter, Old Bond-street, and Hurst, l'aternoster-row'; , where alai, - be had price 35. PlowdentsPostlemineouS Preface to the his torical Review of the History of Ireland. • CHANCERY PRACTICE. • This Day was published, in TWO Volumes Odavo, price As. in boards, -. THE• PRESENT. PRACTICE AND COSTS IN THE HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY; practical Direffions and Remarks for , the Guidance of the, .Solicitor.in the conduding.of a Cau=„from the Commence merit to its Close. And also in concluding other Proceed ings in Matteri under the turisdidion of the Court, or of die • Lord Chancellor ; in which the Practice of. the Court ,(arid particularly before the Master) is fully explained„ in a man her entirely new; with an Appendix, containing.a vali s tple - Colleaicw.f modern Ptecedents in noc.er..sarrAki.adtktA tau progress of a Cause. • .•• By S, - TURN ER, Solicitor. Third, Edition, cocsiderably enlarged anti improvel, by Robert Ilinde Venables,- E - sc!. of the Six Clerks', 0ffice,, ,, ..• London c Printed for NXI!. Clarke .and Sonsi,Law Booltsel lets, Portugal-street, .•• • Ot whom may be had in• - gyo. price 3s, in boards, -4ti Epitome of the Pradice of the Court of chancery ; from the. Commencement of the Suit to the Decree,lwith an Appen dix of useful Precedents, by S.:Curlier, Solicitor. • This Day Was published; in Bvo. price 35. T" NWS iespeaing HIGHWAYS and TURN PI E.,RO.A DS comprising, the Common Law relating to highways, viz. What shall be deemed an Highway.—To whom the Freehold arid Soil of Highways belongs.—Of changing, turning, and stopping a Highway and other Nuisances therein.—Who are bound by the Com. mon Law to repair them. — A full .Abst ract o f the Statute Law relattve,to.flighwayS and Turnltipe. Roads.— Repair of Highways lying in two Parishes.—The., Office of Surveyor • laid down and explained —With. an Appendix Of 1 , 61 nis and Precedents, • By the Author of the Laws of Landlord and Tenant. London : Printed for W. Clarke and. Sons, Portugal-street, TO RE' SOLD, . AVery ; DeF,irable LEASEHOLD . HOUS E, of a convenient size, very delightfully situated, No. I'4, Southampton Place, New 124.,ad, having a Garden in tlont and at the back, and commanding a view of 11m - instead and Highgate, recently enlarged and fitted up in -a beautiful anti most expensive sty le,• possessing every' plssible advantage, and well adapted ;o the reception of a Genteel' earthly. 'The. Drawing-rooms are' throWn into one by folding-doors, form ing Rooms of , 30 feet -in Length. To prevent unnecessary trouble, the Proprietor mentions, that considering the enor mous expense he has been at in fittirig it up, he cannot ask less than t 250 Guineas. Th e PremiSes- needonly be view ed to prove they are'worth mucluntOre.• N. B. The Lease about 8 . years unexp ired. The Ground. Rent only Five Guineas a year. . Vor further -Particulars, inquire on the' Premises, or at N0.,17, Newman-street, any day except Sunday. FREEHOLD VILLA AND LAND, SURREY.._ . • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, )3y Mr. PHILLIPS, At Garravray's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Tuesday and ' May, at Twelve o' Clock, Splcipti and Elegant Modern M .: it FREE - A` HOLD VILLA, called Oakfield Lodge, with every _ requisite external and internal; Offices, Stabling for Eight Ilorses, 'Standing,. tor Four. Carriages, LaWn and Pleasure Ground, disposed with taste, and bounded by Gravel - Walks •an • d'Sfirtibbery - ,• 'capital Walled Kitchen Garden, well crop , , pe•d and planted, Green-house, Melon- Ground, Farm-yard . , ; and Fanning—offices, and about Thirty Acres of rich and • fertile Pasture Land, lying compael. , • Also a CompaE.l LE AS EI4O L D COTTAGE, with Seven " Acres of Land adjoining, held for Eight Years, at a low Rent of 141. ios. - situate near 'the rural and pleasant Village of, Croydon, in a rich and bedutiful part of the-Countv of Surrey,, within nine .Miles of. London. This .E state is T'ithe-free, and exempted from Land.. Tax. The House is a modern and regular Structure, • simply elegant in its elevation., and sub stantially built, fitted and finished with taste, and are inter nally arranged and planned with every regard to convenience and comfort. The RooMs are lofty and well proportioned,t• - ; and replete with every domestic accommodation,. and the Offices suitably placed and corsespondentlY fitted. Vicinage is highly respectable and social, the sin.rotinding Country intersected by Rides and Drives, beauntittlyl , aried, remarkable for its Field Sports, and within five Miles of Lord Derby's Stag Hounds. May be viewed by Tickets Only, which may be had at Mr. Phillips's, No. 67, New Bond-street, of whom also printed pal riculars may be had; and if Messrs. Gregg and Corfield, Solicitors, Skinners' Hail; Greyhound, Croydon; on Vie remiSeS 5 York Hotel, Bridge-street, Blacktrnirs ; and place of sale. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Furniture t a four raluationc. IPRICE OFFICE OF OR DIs , "ANCL . , April ig, 180. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .of 11IS • /1.• JESTY's ORDNANCE; do hereby give Notice;'rhal Proposals will& rec:ived at their Office, in Si. tilargaret'i-str,a; Westininst4r, on or befo4 Monday tbs. 7th of May next, front such Persons as may be shirring ro undertake the S•upplj , cl OAK, AS If, and ELM TIMBER, upon Contra:T.l6r the' Service of this Department at Portsmouth. • The Term:, Conditions and other Partleulari,of the. Cmtra 2, may be known upon application at thr Orditani - e•Otfic'e pit Po-is m:4db, and also at the .Secretdrs Office in St. ilargorrt's street,any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clo,rk,'Wlaere the P ro posals are to be delivered, sealed up, Udd thaiked on 'the outside, " Proposals for the Supply of Oak; and Elm Timber, for in:. Ordnance Service at Portsmouth ;" but no Proposal can, be admitted after the said 7tb Day of May. • By Oider of the Board, • • • • 12. H. CR E ift,..q.ecreiary• ARMY CONTRACT'S. ' ' - • - Commissary Gentr4l's Office,' London April - 25, AL4. , ‘ . I\TOTICE ;s hereby k .; ven . to* aii eersons ,elesironi .L. li of Cavite.atling to supply the following Articles fir the Use Y. the Army, -.viz.: • . BRE AO, to the Ts cops in Barracks and Quariers in the Coun ties of Norfoi4 and Bucks.; , -- OATS, to - the Cava's). in Cvitornnents and Quarters in the Cows ',l of NortbaMpton ; and ' ~ - • -FORAGE, viz. Oats, Hay,, and I :Straw, to the Cavalry' in Barracks in the Counties of York, Warwick, and Edinbupgh'; The Deliveries to commence on and for the 2.51 h Day of May next--That Proposals in writing, sealed up :and Marked -" Teo. doe for Army Supplies," , will be received at this O . hi'ce . on cr before the 7th Day of said Mont i h of May ( but none will be ;e -ceived after Twelv: o'Clock an that Day), and if sent b . y Post, the Posijge to be paid. - . Proposals must 'be inside separately for -each Cpitrity, and she. Nanks of two good sureties, with their Pisces of Residence, must be inserted at the Foot thereof. , •' : . Particulars of the Contracis may be bad upon application at this Office between the brrr.s,o.ll:fiq and Four. - „.. This Day was published; in 06,1aV0, price rrE SATIRES of DECIMUS JUNIUS JLI - Translated into English Verse, By the Rev. WM. HEATH ALARSH, A. M. Printed for R. H.Westley, No. t 59, Strand. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. - \X THEREAS many Ladies anti GentleMea. ex ' V perience very great ,• pecumary„ inconveniimce .for Want of knowing-soulljespeetable channel thron.g.h whose medium they may be accommodated with tempotary or perma nent Sums of Money, Messrs. Harris and Co. it - treir An nuity rank, No. 5, Suffolk-street, Charin6-Cruss; respect fully .inform the Nobility and 'Gentry in p‘Mession of incomes arising from Freehold, Copy hold, or Leasehohl Estates, in Land or 1 ioli=es, Money in the Funds; ReAt Charges, Marriage Settletuents, Widows jointures, An nuities, Patent Places; Cfiureb Livings; or any certain Income for Life; tray .be supplied with, Stuns bf to an,y _amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Intet , ..A for the same,' redeemable any time. at-their .ovvrtioptioh. . : PersQuail applications will be received every, day till Three o'Clock, ant Letters from' Correspondents in Town or COurkttlr (post-paid) will be immediate=ly a.r„\veled.. HE BAUVI of GILEAD itistantan ,- .nist • ;less spasms in the side, breast, aitd intestines, diffuses ..a g;enial.warinth, and prevents erarnpeand ntiinbneo' hi or after bathing in spring or sea water. Ladies of a cohlAcrid or bilious hal)it....of body., air:tied with =i npor, head-ach or hysterical—offer:lions; Gentlenien "from the East Or West . lndies;. the Student from public Senr naries s people of faStiion; ~ the tudiousl i yersons. °f a: confined and sedentary lift ; :as -#S - to-those • ieletl uctioulatralioniSii'r de bility orisinating .frotri heat" of climate or relaxation from juvenile indiSinetiOn, cannot have recourse via nrOre•salutary remedy, because it enriches the blood Wit!luut inflaming it ; braces the nervous system ; tre'z.and trishurderfs the discera and other. important - argi!ns ;- resolves obstructions, and throWs OW- viscid strong ..hitinourS; . Stietigther -- the. ,gencral _habits and brings backt he muscular fibres to theii natural anti hi:Melly tone. !Thrice its won,lerful , lsuecesi .in. removing every symptom of sveakness, 'flatulence, pal.ndations' watch. fulneis,drowsiness a fter eatik,itidniility, tin te at and cold, numbness., giddiness, pains, s. ,(cspegially of the head, back, anti loins) hiccongli, di the'tilly nPees`pira holt and (101 - • iition; dry- cotigh, , debility,- lowness .4,:spirith,loss ‘d'i!.l)l4e -- titc, relaxation, indigeso..ni s 'ickness, of the stomach; Hysterical trid hypOchoi.4 - i i sical alretligys, dimness of sight, contused thoughts, wanderings of the mind, t'C' here the 'stomach IS disordered; lire body itsvealean ed ; • paleness, bodily decay„ emaciation, and the eyes sink into tile. iie Id. The Coidiat Balm at Gilead,' its restorative efficacy! • thrp,ughout E.urope and merica ; w h e rever it has been introduced, its iii'le'hat;beenthO'st derfully great--;the demands :exceeding ow ! risdietne .ever published, and the benefit it has produced to society is ad initte by every person. who': has tried .evt:n?a)siiigke:hOtile.' It is the only remedy that restore to health tltose per sons who, by an iturnoclerate indulgence of their - passions, have ruined their constitutions - , anitoccasions various a t fnc- . tions of the nervous systeill, as obstinate. gICTI'S, itsl , ?frfuhfary emissions, excesses, irregularity or obsrruction of certainva. citattons, weaknesses,. total . impotency, harrennes; Thousands at this nioni,:nt;)live to - tho 04Y(.theY first applied. to this remedy, and enjoy the blessings - of health, Who might drive drOpped-iiitO All hairnet). vv.:. To induce the patient to-give-the Cordial Bairn of Gilead a t'air trial, and .by due perseverance to obtain, a radic.al etre,' Dr. Solomon has sent to ltis Agents- it - upprpat-Einfiiy Bot tles that contain .fohr t es. 6c13. ones; -for which, only 315.„ ) are charged, on which, of course, 9s. is saved to lhe`pincnaser. Each bottle has a stamp which bars , the,pforiet4sAarne and address in the engraving, Saml. Solomon,. Liverpool," to imitate which is felony. Dr. Solo:nett liixpee.}4, (When consulted, the usual complimq.nt of a Qne,Pound Note; but all written cases, or letters or advice; to be . answered at. leisttre, are required to enclose only , Half-a-Guinea..:Suett letters should, fur safety , be thus tiiro'cied ; Duey Letter, Dr. Solomon, Solomon's Place; Brownlotir.lstreet, Liverpool;' • paid double postage." Letters [nay be ordered to be address ed for X. Z. qr A. 1.3! at the Post-citliceollte:alled for. .. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in ics. ad, andns„ Bottles; the latter contain tour ofthe'farmer, liS , : .vvltial the Purchaser saves 9S. Every gerpine Bottle has a Starnp,,whieh bear, Proprietor's Name and Address, " = StaiiTtiel mote, Liverpool," to imitate which iS , Felony . • N. 13: The Postage. of all Letters to the Doetor must be, paid, and tos, 6d. as a Fee, enclosed for Advice . : ' The cordial I.lalrn of Gilea.t, Anti. I mpet and Ab stergent Lotion; and " Guide Co Health," are • . Sold by Remnant, liarnburOt ; R. - Back • Pearl,stret, New-York ; Mathews, No. Strand, LondPh ; in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, liutgin; Lfriglitota,(,;tey,ory ;• ~ Biro mingliam, Knott .and Lloyd ; Badford, Stitrtil ;` s'irtunons ;' Bury St. - Ednitiricts, Dingle ; ser, iii Cambridge, 110,440.11.; .90yd.riqy Itoilason ; olches: ter; K. eynte'r ; Canterbury CdrriAtt;'. Chatham, • Etherington ; ClitAinsfordi.,Clachar•• ; Chester, Pcti and Son ; cltiehLter; i•Cireticester,''S - rnith ; 'Cliiippenhant., Con - )S 04)tiblirt, 'Keent,• ; No. College. green; Derby , Drewry; Pennington ; Dover, * Notes ; "Devi zes 4.,"Ossiei;l'Dorchester, Virtue-; Doal,,Kosei Da l .etinouth, lackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North bridge ; EXeter, 'Prewman and Stet-; 'Falmouth: 'Elliat.; lauces,.. -tr, i'itt, ‘Valker ; -Giasgow, McDonald; Liverpool, Mer caTt ti Ie G te., fii ; Leeds, hens, Hotnies .; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn Heaulley ; Leicester, Gregory, - Swinfen ; 'l,ewes; Pitt ; Lynn, Thompson . ; • Islargate, Rowe; -Maidstone, Walker; fgarlborough, Harald ; Nessbury, Ful- Atlee ; Newcastle, !Walker, It aegsdni ; Northainpton, Dicey ; Nottingham, urbagei; Norwich, Stevenson and CO. ; Oxford, tortes; Ptvmouth . Dock, HoXland ; Ports- Belam ; Keading, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Ether ington ; Preston; Sergent ' • Shrewsbury, Edciowes ; South ,ampton, Baker ;, Sta ff ord, Morgan ; Stamford, Newcomb ; t!Stintierlantl, • Bray; Salisbury; Collins Searborisugh, Has.. led . Taunton, Poole Punbridge Wellf,.Sprange ; Wells, w E ‘ ,ll - ; eyino uth, 'Wood ; Windsor; Blakeney ; York, Wolstenhol ate ; and by all Venders of Genuine MedialleS in t Kingdom-