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I THE ANNIVERSARY of -this Antient and honourable Society, will be held at the Falcon Ta !tin, Cr4resend, on rsiontlAy the Bth ofjune, 180 '!• J. , 13. Sec. fc, * /* Dinner at Three. Tickets las. 6d. each, at the Bar. THE HubsoN;s BAY COMPANY have I'OsTPON,n .THEIR SALE of Coat anti. I- In 6 latchinent. Beaver, which was fiXeci for . the Loth inst. until rurth4 Notice. thitison's Bay House, junc 3, low. • ISLE OF WIGHT. • • T if, SALE of t h e C ap i t al MANOR an d FARM of BRIDDLESFORT), in the Parish of Arreton, is i' lv oitiahly POSTPONED from Thursday the ;Sth Day of tune to Thursday the 2d Day of July next-. June a, gol.• • WANTED, a Fotirth PARTNER in an estab - part in tiil'hed HANKING-HOUSE, either to take an alive Business or nn:, as may be agreed, on. Name, k the nnedion, Property.and Itospeetability, being more looked p i r . ln t/ Y,the. Parties than Capical to be advanced , none but reft. e ' Pals po , ;s e ss e d o f those requisites need apply, whose v i e le mes must be, Aatisfadorily replied to, before any inter ty can take place, or any treaty be entered upon. terLtters (post-paid), to D. B. No. ut, Strand, will be at and duly answered. )IA r s tINDF.R GOVERNMENT, PENSIONS, AN - NI ITES RFVF„RSIONS, ',and CHURCH 1,,1V 5. • ' • TO BE SOLD, a n Annuity of 301. a year for 44 1801. one o f 45 1. a ' , ear f or 270 1. one o f 40 1 . a year f or one of 41 1, a year for 4001. one of Sol. a year for pot. one or 551, a year for 3301. one of .90. a year for 6301. one of I °6l . a year fur 7001'.• one of 1501. for t tool. and one of 3001. 300ol: Secured on Money in the Funds and Landed r° PertY. A Pension of 401. a year for 2601. one of 551. a .gar for 3301. and one of 3001. a year for 18031. Several .ga r Reversions and Church LiVings for disposal. Gentle- Men havin g interest, may be informed of genteel Vacancies 34 Restgliations under Government, Civil and Military, of 1 I ' l°l . tial• Zool. 3001. 4001. 5001; 6001. 7001. 8001. wool. Scvd. and 44001. a ,year, 'at Home and Abroad. _ !ersonat applications, from Eleven till Three o'clock; c 43 . l clLetters frbm CorrespOnclents in Town' or Country, in _losinga small Note , w ill receive every satisfaclory inquiry from Melvin 'atul Co No y , Cecil • . •.I , t • HORSES TO. liE SOLD. BAY GELDING, t 4.4 hands high, ,syears old, master o f t Ist. walks,. trots, and gallops in a su perior stile. A ny . L ady or Gentleman in want of a Horse, viiich for beauty and symmetry of shape few can equal. will End this worth their attention. .A BROWN Muzzle GELD 141G. wands high, 6 year.; qld, master . of 4st . . %hews a, treat tied of blood, a good horse to ride ; is a particular fine tg'ire in singl e harness. To South be. seen at Mrs. 011ey's stables, Reeves' Mews, Audley..street, Grosvenor-square. /st; Via - PERENITTORILV SOLD,. ,rsuant to an Order of the High Court ot Chancery. made a Cause BROWN against CA S A M A JOR , b e f ore lidolas Smith - Ev. one of thu Masters of the said Court, at the Publie.Sale Atom of the said Court in Sotithainp t°,n-buildings, Clrancery-lane; London, on Monday the zati r o t a l, f Lune,. !Box at Six o'C lock in the Afternoon; 6-v EN .A'CRES of ARABLE and MEADOW „,_ LAND, and Oiler Ground, situate in the Parish of 'alien, in the County of Oxford, in the occupation of Thu. fiat g Slaynraker Tenant at Will. f ,,Particulars Whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's, r ai nbers. in Southampton.buildms, Chancery l lane, Lon of Messrs. Vernon, Vines and Fry, Solicitors, Lin. ,firs-inn, London; and of the saidZborrtasSiaYnl4k4A who str e w the Premises. TO BE SOLII (In the mo s t a i r y an d fashionable part of London, near byPertlatul-place) P RIVATE CONTRACT, with immediate Possession, N E of the most Deshable and Completest 4 RE SIDENCES in the Metropolis, upon a small , 1 ..'; but the Conveniencies and Accommodations, with the Funiiturenoble Picr ChimneY Glasses Mirrors, tr. , wings, and Prigs, are equal in proportion to tie tut .qision TOW 11. 'in description. the singular situation Vsesses all the local beauties of both Town and Country, In c ‘‘ L e. ,„ so near the fields as to commanct.from thowindowS the I,,n•pleasing • views of .t he rich eadows to Hampstead, ri e ' u lllea ,„bir Nature,' with the surrounding Country—tlievv.ca ver 1 / 4 , attle,• Plantations, . &Q. eictutitt a s c ene, tr uly - til - ,„ u e• The Premises have been recently fitted up man fc1 44.1 111 ,.. .. y si hi of ' neatnels, in the present taste ; the heillcomplete, and amply supplied with Water front the be and not sabjeet to any inconvenience. whtever , . by a Y l ue, viewed by Tickets only. Particulars and "fermi, * c. Viication to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estate 3,. &c, 160, in Piccadilly. Prid e None but Principals need apply. All Letters (post- Pric e Y 41 1 .1 be duly 'attended to. To save trouble, the lo!vest k' t i nt .' 6 hut% tip tho House, Fixtures, Furniture, Drawirv, bt Clocks Sce.. &c. ',i.e.. The outioings trifling. v ALUAg LE COAL MINE and FREEHOLD ESTATE in WARWICKSHIRE. • - such time andpi% ;sou) Y' AUCTIO ice as will B be. specified i N n , a fliture Ad . vertisement, A l it! that" Rich COAL MINE, situate, lying, f i ve and being in Bedwoitir, the. County of 'iurwiek, 11.1?i,le* from the City of CoVentry, commonly called ti re L.'01.1) FIELD CbLLI ERY, with the oovvertill alt t h"Pgine cOnstruded by Messrs. liopltpti and 'Watt, and heiel:ther Machinery and Apparatus bs:1°110% thereto. -- ix Ine co nsists of several Stratums of Ciontal Coal, tierPa produeing• any quantity of thatimportant Af u ' t - ',vbieh the Proprietor may think proper It tty - a 4 ,!, e Peculiar stoat advate s Oran Immediate CommuiFatioil ItlLZteal,a_wil belonging the Estate, with that great Line of dill Navigation which terininates in the Gonidjurielii..r. ' t , and unites the Northern and Midland , C ounties Lineotp Metropolis—of bentg the. first , Coal Mine ou that 41 ar; Ihl ll avigation-77and of lying several miles nearer Lon- To th a abY other. Coal .111inein the Kingdom. Poo l °:Purehaser of the Mine will tie given the option of btlilt ; 3 : 1 1,_ by Private Contrad, an Elegant Modern well . %aid. N OUS E,- situate near 13edworth. afore- St. fw a '‘ed Sprine Field, together with the Coach-liouse, Free g' Widiecr Garden % well planted with choice Fruit abl e ,t and all other Appurtenances belonging' thereto, slily tor tic reception of a small Genteel Family, and in ~,,,Itete repair. A nil any quantity of fine Arable, Nltailiqw, e ;; ct " bas t eure Land adjoining to the said Mansion-house, not Ivor th :"g 22 0 Acres. And also the extensivo"Manbi r bill&l... , with the Court Leet and Court Baron, Rights, Pei" and Appurtenances, thereto belonging. of view of the Premises, apply to Francis ParrottiEscl.• for t i at rg Field aforesaid ; and all turther.particulars and in khn .?" may be bld of the said Francis' Parrott ; the Rev. c krthaugh,. f Newcastle, In Stiffimishirei. eh P ‘ j e k to ..., e.sq. of Fenton, near Newcastle atbrasaid ; Th o. Le erge 'l'i 40. of ?option, near Macclesfield, in Cheshire; atel o f m °° ':lwitt, Esq. at Garraway's Coffee-house, Landon; A r• Dickens, Solicitor in Coventry. par " A land Part esaicular of the Estate. is in the possession of rost aforid.. This Day was published, • A New Volume, being the Filth, of SERMONS. By HUGH SLAIR, D.D. F.R.S. Ed. One of the Ministers at' the High Church, and ProfCssar of Rhetoric and Belies Lettres in the University of Edinburgh. - Printed for.A. Strahan ; 1': Cadet', jun. and W. Ales, Strand ; and W. Creech, at Edinburgh. *„, This Volume was prepared for Publication by the Author, and a considerable Part of it was printed before his Decease. As above may be had, by the same Author, s. A New Edition, being the Twenty-first, of the first Four Volumes, of Sermons, price rl. 4s. in boards. ,2,. Ledures on Rhetoric and Belles. Lettres. Seventh Edi tion, 3 vols. price 11. IS. in boards. • This Day Was published, Mogen:ly printed in One Volumei Quarto, and 'illustrated by Plates and Views engravett! . from original Drawings ac ettratelv taken on the Spot, and a Sketch of the Geography of the Troad, price tl. t is. 6d. in boards, 1-)edieatee , , by permission, to the Marquis ()Elio T CONSTA NTINOPLE, Antient anti Modern, with Excursions to the Shores and Islands at the Ar chipelago and to the Troad. By JANIES . DAII AWAY, M. B. F. S.A. Late Chaplain and Physician of the British Embassy to the -• . Porte. Printed for T. Cadell, .jrn. and W. 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Debits on the alarming State of th:. Na tion, with the Speeches at length of ,Messrs. Grey, Dun das,. Pitt, Fox, MANOrtof OLD HALL, nearlS RA INTREE, LSSEX. TO BE 'sot.° BY. AUCTION, By BENJAMIN JOCELYNE A; the White Hatt 1)Z11, in flocking, in - Essei, on Wednesday the 17th day of June, tsoi, at . Three o'Clock in the After noon, in on;' • • • ' • . • THE MANOS of OLD HALL, - with the 1 Fines andQnit4ents, a capital and •desirkie Freehold Linn,' called 0 I t t) LL, consisting of a good Farm -I.ouse, tour, Iclarns,.tWo Stables, a Dave-house, and other ::citable Out-buildings, and upwards of Two Hundred and Sixty-three Acres Of very rich • Arable, IVlcadowy;:Pasture, and Wood Land, lying in a Ring Fence, in the .Parishes of Rine and Crest hi the said. County, lately the Pro perty of, and .occupied btEDWARD `TAYLOR, Gent. deceased. . . • • • Possession may be had at Michaelmas next. • Printed ::Particulars and Conditions of Sale may had after the zsth day of May, of . Mr.. Wade, -Attorney at Law, Domnow ( - where a Map of the Estate may b seen) ; Messrs.' Alln and Exley, Attornies at Law, ...Furnivat's Inn, Lon. don; Saracen's Head; Chelmsford ; Cups,: Colchester ; Crown, Ilockerill; . Swan, Sudbitry ; Saracen's Head, Dun mow, Rose, Walden; Dog, Weatherstield ; Berl, Castle- Hedinghain ; White Hart, Great flarthield; the Place of Sale ; and the.Audioneer, at Braintree. BUCKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHURCHILL, At the Red Lion Inn, Thaimr, in the County of OXford, on Thursday the it Day of July, aoc, between the. Hours of Three and Six o'Clock in tie: Afternoon, in the follow ing Lots, subjed to such Conditions as will be then pro ducal; • . Lot t. A: Very, Capital and Desirable MESSUAGE 11,. or DWELLING-HOUSE, with all necessary , and convenient Out-buildings, in substantial and complete rep.,ir; and abotit 271 Aeres of most excepent, rich Arable, Pasture and Meadow' and, Tythe free, Innate at Shabbing don, in the (:mility of Bucks, and, bounded on the South by the River ; in the holding of Thomas Webster, as Tenant at A 4 f ! rill, 'of the yearly value • ofssol. Lot 2. Another most Capital and very Desirable Meesuage or Dwelling-house, with every neassary and convenient • Out-buildings, in excellent repair, and about 185 Acres' of • ~.,qually rich Arable, Pasture and Meadow Land, Tythe free wic.,!pr a rew Lauds), situate at Shabbingdon aforesaid, an 4 bounded by tiie Itivt*r . ...Tharne on the ,South, in the holding ' of Martha Birch, as Tenant at Will, of the yearly value of 40°1. Lot 3. Another very Awl Vessuage or ()welling-house, with convenient 01 complete repair, and about four Acres of excellent Land, 1 ), the free ) , satiate at Shale bingdon aforesaid, adjoining the kivit T2)4lne, .in the hold.. ing of George and William Sherwood, as enants ef the yearly value of 301. ' t N. B. This -Lot is called the Mill-House, ;?.nd there - every necessary conVenienee, in-regard to Witter, for the • ilreaion nett capital Mill. Lot 4. A very compaet Messuage, called .the Wooilion',. House, with convenient Out-buildings, in good•repair, about six Acres of Pasture and IMeadovi Land, in' the holtivi, , , of ElizabethNork, with about 267 Acres (wood measitre) excellent Wood Land adjoining, in hand,, s i tuate in the Pat ia •of Shabbingdon aforesaid, of the yearly value - of 14:1. , • • N. B. The above tiessuago and Woods may be said in six Lots, if inore'!desirable at the Day of Sale. Lot; 5, ti, 7,8, and g. Five small Dwellidg-houses, with Gardens, ite.. situate at Shabbingdon aforesaid ? in the hold ings of Robert 'Lever, John E Imes,' John Hill, Elizabeth Harris, and Frances Allen, its Tenants-at Will." - - Lot ro. A Quit Rent of 21. 9s. 64;paYable.by Mrs. (3 cony, being eli4rged ou her 4tato at Wharton. Loci v. ,„ The very extensive MANOR of SHAMING.- DON,,, comprising also the Parishes ofOakley, Ickford, and part of Cliersley, with the Fishery ) , Cottage Rents, &c. Mr. Ceor t te Sherwood,' of Shabbingdon, will sliew the Estate; 310 tor further Particulars, apply to Mr. Mindy, Attorney, :tr Reading, Links; Mr. Baker. high-fields, Nant wich, ClieNhirei or IA; Audionevr, Woodstock, Osiordshire, [P`Rick'slx PENCE; .., .. . _,. SHROPSHIRE: T O.BE LETT OR SOLDi AVery Spacious, Elegant, and Substantini trick..:''' built MESSUAGE, with its A.* ppurtenances; most desirably arid pleasantly 'situated in 13road-street; Ludlow; late the Residence bi: Dr. Moseley, deceased. The Prernises are FREEHOLD: :old Li3nNist of a:.very . complete and convenient Mansion-:jouse, ;,. peril.: , :l repair; having on the Ground Floor a hat.lioine Entrance Hall; t02.1t Breaktast-rooin, Dining room, 18 teet by 16, I`)rawiln:-Pt4thi, 14 feet by Itt, fitted up with ;;teat t:v , ,to and et,v,..n, (.. Housekeeper's Room s Servant's Hall; Butler'st Pant r! ; i...r -der, large Kitchen (and excellent Cellating urn. , ,ef :be!. ofirolL:, Brew-house, with an abundant supply of Water, i'oultry , . yard, and other Domestic Wail; mast CbriVellitial , arrare , ed. On the First Floor, six vet/ handsoine airy isi:gi.: ‘ ,.han t .. hers, with two Dressing-rooms ; and on the Attic Story; , tear exceedingly conildrtable Looging-roots, with back spiir.case to ditto. Also a roomy Four;stall Stable and Coach;house, svltf Granary and flay-lofts over tlir same, and an exceeding 1;e01 G:-irtlen adjoining the House, \Valid inZ :Ind well stectcd with Fruit Trees in their prime. Immediate possession may apply to Messrs. Baxter and "Lloyir; Solittnis; I.7iialotv . MERIONETHSHIRE, NORTH WM., tys, Within One mile of Towyn, and two from the Sea, in Caidi gait Bay, Ynys. neat Machlyntleth, tite nibs: pleasant spot in the County. • . • riro BE LET I s t .FURNIgB."O I't 11 p MANSION, With, every Olfice and Convenience at tached and detached, with singulaeand advantageous A, con - modations for a Genteel Family. Together with l.:,1„n1 4 : Ground, a capital Carden, ftitiy' planted with all the varibos, and best choice of Fruit Trees, ft. , 611 t the tits: Nurseri....s'n the Kingdom, now in high perfection. The Situation healthy, romantic, and rural; the Seal uncommonly and bountiful in its produce ; the mutton rentarkah 11:•.(1, and every otherreces.zity ; with an ;Utooishing hue Fishery, antiio t her desirable and profitable acquisitions, quite within 'itself; and uninterrupted by' an other family. 'There is a riclvbeautiful Lawn adjoinin::, of Forty Acres of most excellent Meadow, that ra,,y be clivid.'d into four in closures, tar the use of. Cows and other , required, at a vertirifiing expellee. The Home is• substantially Inith, - compaP,iig an Entrance Hall, about 42 'feet 6 by 16 fert inches ; Dining Parlour, 77. teet y by• fa - 1, - :et 9.; Drawing Room, .so feet by 17 feet 6 inches; a Breakfast Room, by permission of the owner, The Bed ROMs commodiow, Ceilings lofty, with , Servants - Apartments suitable; with Stabling tOr 14 Horses, and more it' required; with Coach houses and_other convenient Buildings.' Preini,es are equipped with every useful fixture; the Furniture de,:ent, properly adapted to the ditliment Arratment:-, and tit tar the immediate reception of a genteel Family. The tqins Aerate. The House avid ()laces' are plentifully supplied with exce:ll4)g tine water. Further partivulars anti terms, by . application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates. No. 160, Piccadilly; of Mr: Owen, Fruiterer, in New Bond-street, N.U. heNavigation and I-li4ll Road within an oasy plea sant distance trom the Est tt::, acrd tine Se," Belling, • • TO BE SOI.D•Ii PRIVATE CM/TRACT, AcomrtioLD. FARM, containing abotti .t. - 3,..:•Acres of exceeding good : Land, situate in the rich Vale of the Parish of Stanton, Four Miles from Tring, and Three from Leighton, both Market To 4 .lms. The New-Grand Irate. tion Canal goes through Partof this Parish, within a Quarter of a . Mile of this Fami House and the Village, and, iS now navigable, which must be a considerable advantage to the Country in general; but more so to this Farm, as Part of thl Land are the Boundaries of its batiks, • that all Dead stodi, ni,ty be conveyed to the dilli.rent Towns and the"Airt ai.d also to obtain Ashes and Manure at an easy cx.penc,:% • The Farm consists orn Feria House, containi in; i . our Rooms above, and four:Aocimsiiii the Ground Floor, • a good Stabl4 a Cow-house, two Barns, and other /inklings For Straw, Wood, Poultry, &c. a well inclosed'Farm Yard and Orchard.. At a small distance is a-godd Comm,- Barni'an 0 rvhard of illicit; t an Acre, and about Slim:ten Acres of "`Meadow and Pasture, Part of ,which is Freehold and Tithe - free ; tfie • remainder Arable. conti;uois, but has dispersed in the Conirnim near w the Farm the Soil prolific, and remarkahic for the produce of greet' Crops, Making together in the Whole Y,TI Acres One Rood, be the same more or less, not' in the occupation ofMr. ;Richard Tnrhey, Tenant at• Will, •at the very low Rent Tif only Fifty-Jive Pounds pet Annum. Maybe N•iovOti by leave of the Tenant,- ;aid further Patti.. cttlars known, by application to Mr. Kinibsniey, Surveyor of Estates and - Auctioneer, .No . ,'io, N. 13". Several . eapitxl Reiidatteet hurt rented Cottages to be Sold nr Left, futnished or unfurnished. EnqUire as-tibocc: All Letters, post-paid, will 't” dttly%tnswered. ` ISLE OF THANE:I7, ,K ENT. A CAPITAL FREEHQLD ESTATE • to he D. Sold by - Private. Contrdd, with iminediate Pessession all that singularly beautifui Marine Vill.c, called STON HOUSE, situate in the - most distinkuished spot in the King dom ; allowed by the Medical Profession to execll all others for health, the.recovery of weak anti delicate C6nstitutiore:, experienced daily by numbers, restored to a miracle. The sea Breezes ' the natural soil and produce of the Country, unite in a decided superiority of all other Watering Places, the unbounded Views of the Sea, the Coast of France, the Shipping, the North and South 'Foreland, and the neighbour ing Fills of East Kent, form a scene truly enchanting, where Nature smiles in every feature. The pleasing situation of the Mansion is animating, judiciously planned witli eliptic bows in front,. additionkl wings, and Omen Houses attached, the approach by a tlyte of stone-steps, wit'. iron rails in centre, the area in.two ditedionS, leading to the Office's, ace uri'!.!. commonly convenient.. The whole of the •13u I linr are substantial, and consisvor the best materials, and•ere huished iu a modern style of workmanship; fitted up and equipped with every useful*lixture for the iminediateaccrimmodation nf a large Family. The domestic apartments'are under the main House, compleat, and do not interfere with the better part thereof, having three Staircases, excellent Cellar ;, arched in a rock of chalk,' and every part of the Premises pettedly dry in all seasons, and well supplied with exceed ing line Water. The Mews and Stable-yaat detached arc sie. cure and quite withinitselt, contain separate stalled Stablest for Twelve Horses, double Coach Huuses, 13rew4 house, with Servants' Bed-rooms, Granary, - Store-rooms over, anti' other useful Buildings rer bi-eeding and fatting Poultry, Sporting Dogs, Piggery; 4,742.0,44:: Two ardens walled, tufty plantt.'d w i th the best choice of Fruit. 'frees now in bill bearing. The Kitchen Ground erapptel, Vegetables remarkably good, and great pinty'. The sure Grounds intersecied with flowering Shrubs and E greens, laid put with taste, but not expensive. "Cho clo‘.l - oz the Miinsiotfis regplar, boundott by, a I. Acro,: of rich Verdure, wentiertUl in produtv, t • . . oys, with a Welk declining by a genii!! sloe a Snunnvr Kt:tn.:at, on the verge of tfic, feet trout the Sea; and'two other ph- ,-; gain". fain adjoining the Gardens, •contpit,, , be , the same in. ti.;. or„loss, anti beauties the above, pogitms, owes lintit of an advertisement catt • ~t, n 'ton ii used ur ineaat, but to explain nlll - be. depended oil, to save,trouble anti _ _ • ' l 7: viewed by tickFts, and evf:ry mr.irlltatlon o!. Mr. }.jrberley, Surveyor of ho theltllgthe . purposc nI) in;:i!liotlecl, No. !G o , ricc :lily. All kttcrs 29 rrhtllll,i,'lo;3: - .1,.(1U, will hettly c swzred. I':irti,.:l!lrS also nry be had of 11 , 1 e s! - -,.. Laxter and Martin, , Sulteitor , i, ;sin. 4, „ tirrnvat - s-thri, LuIVIUII ; Betis(in'..: Alitchenvei - 1-IPteis, Ni.trgite ; the Kings Arms, kat-an:n(1; and 114 r. 1 larrisoi,„ ; Attorney at D t .rby. N.B. h cre.are s Frre,r,:dit Cottages belonging to this Estate, with a good gitaban-Gaiden to one. of Altai, feueetl,.. plantaand I,..rupped, and which is at present occn.. vied with the house. Distance about three. mites and a h a lf troth Nlargate; two from Kanisgate, hriif Ini t rain-Broad and.thout 74 from London. Tr.!! Flung:at-CHI Country is prolific, .and the.RoadaTood in evcry diredina. The Purchaser may be tk - comtnod, , t.:d with the Furniture at a fair appraii4lll4lt, Inytntory of which is ready for in..;pcW.oll4