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..; T. `l - 1 , ..,:4 s:,—•:-.-.:4.'.54, . :.-; . • f:t 7 PiT., vAl;I: _ - --..:,-„, -, ". 1 ... , - 37 - ''' .•1P v. , -..- ~..,—,- .. , . . ..... 5. , . , -, - 14 , 0,1,;-. , • . .: . .. ,-. a • , V :, , .., %. .....":„. • .7,- -i::: It 4,4 t 0 v„..,..1. t , 1_.4--, .. ' --- • -., .... ,Z 47..., .7 1 , .. <.• •, ..1,.....- 4• 1 , -; ''.-- 4i rkt 4 ' o ' 't• ... , . V/P7/i le Ii :I Z• . , , •.' • , ~ ,: , ... ~, I • I g.lll ll l' \ i ' :- . . • 0 7P V ir ". 4 y~ ~ NUMBER 4254. THEATRE ROYAL, DRUitY-LAR . E. HIS PRESENT EVENING, May 3; will be - . .• , •pert - ormed • THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Doricourt, Mr, ELLISTON ; Hardy, Mr. DOWTON ' • Sir - G. Touch*o6d,. Mr. H. St DDONS ; Lwtitia Hardy, Mrs. lORDAN. W ITH FORTY THIEVES. The Charaders by • Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, • Mr. KELLY, Arr. MATH E WS, Mr. •• Mr.- H. SIODONS, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, - Mrs. BLAND, Mrs MATHEWS, Miss DE. CAMP, & c . floxao 6s. Second Price Pit 3s. 6d. Sfponti Price 2S. .Gallery 23. Second Price is -Upper Gallery is. Second .Price 61.—N0 Money to be returned. - • - • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Ilok-OHice in Little Russell-street. • • " • • • The Do9rS wilt be opened at. Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half-vast Six. On Tuesday, The Busy Body •; with. Forty Thieves. THEATRtE• ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. HIS PRESENT EVENING, May a, be EVERY. MAN' IN HIS HUMOUR. Kiteiy, Mr. COOKE tusiice Clement, Mr. E NIE Y ; • Captain Bobadili Nit. • FAWCETT ; Bramworrn, Mr. MUNDEN. WITH . LOVE A-LA-MODE. ' Poxes 65. - Pit Is. 6a. Gallery 2s. tipper Gallery rs. illaces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office in Hart-street. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half past Six. On Monday, King Henry:the Eighth; With Oscar and IVialvina. • On Tuesday 'Master Betty will perform Achmet. BATTLE OFT TRAFALGAR. Great Rooms, Spring Ga/rtets. THE EXHIBITION of LORD NE LSON's VICTORY over the French and'S'panisit Fleets, and the StorM after the Engagement; with the Burning anti Sink ing of the Prizes (painted by ►Mr. Serres, Marine Painter to the King), is open every Day horn Nine in the Morning till Dusk-. Admittance One 'ling.' N.B. A Person attends to explain and receive Subscrip tions for the Prints. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. The _Right Hon. Lord TEIGNmouTH, President. T' 4 ANNUAL MEETING of this SOCIETY wilt be held at the Neal London Tavern, Cheapside, on Wednesday next, the 7th M-y, 1806, at Elev.en o'Clock. JOHN OWEN, - , t. JOSEPH HUGHES, Secretaries. CHAS. F. STEINKOPFE,, N. 13. The President will take the Chair precisely at Twelve o'Clock. • . • • !MAGDALEN HOSPI'f At. . ' April i t, 146. Patroness, Th? QUEEN. President,. The EAR! of RADNOR. VICE-PRESIDENTS, C PR ES IDE N TS Duke of I , 7qrthumberhad, 1-4 n. Philip, Pusey, Fad of Romney, (.eorge Musgrave; 'Esci. ti . rl of Wilton, 'Olin Julius A ngersteitf, Esq. • ' -Treasurer, ALE BENNETT, Esq. - ✓ r HE ANNIVERSARY' • 'MEETING "- - Of the GpV E RNO RS r of tins HO: , PI TA L wil I be Holden at the I;oncl,n Tavern, in Bishop , gate-street, cis . I 'll.-rsdav, .the Eighth Day of May, next, ,at ter - a SERMON to be Preached in tlie,criapel..of the Hospital, in St. Georges fichis, by the, Rev. ROBE RT iippc;soN, A. M. Rtaor of St. George's, HanoVer.squatey Pra-v, rs to begin at - Twelve, o' C lock .—The Chapel Doors will :)e 'opened at leven. • " • • • &TRW-AR DS. ' Mr. Alderman Scholey, ~George Soltail, Esq. Tiuirnton, Esq. Thomas Wurre, Esq, • David Pike Watts, Esq: Ole at Five o'Clock precisely. JOHN NONCE, Sec. . Duke of Bedford, /34y.lev, Esq. lames fox,,Esq. La - nottn, Esq. Dr. Latham,- Wil4iam C 2 7. Dinner will be on the-T . . ... . .. A-FINE COLLECTION of ORANGE ' and LEMON TRE FS, Caraioant and Arabian Jessa mines, - and . true. lintognA Sausages, •is this day arrived in MO preseivation, at I °lin Burgess . and Son's Warehouse, No, to Strand, London. , • April a, - • rape. - y, . ARMY AND NAVY EQU' II'AGE. • HE PATENT - CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni - •• -AL ture, Mattrasset, and Bedding Complete, are very respeet y recommended to Gentlemen ' as being the most portable and superior to any others mat te in London ; Marquees, Tents, Fables and Chairs, on unproved principles ; Sea Ccts, Sofa Weds, and Clairs, - for on Board Ship ; Musquitto Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Beilsteals, for East and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN affilSAN IA RS's .. .Vateut i ßedstedd NI anti faCiory and 'Ware . - Rooms, .-, Nos. ar and 17,.Catheriie-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's - New-invcnted Imperial Dining - iables, allowed to be the most Complete - and f!. leg,ant set of 'Fables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. N. 13." 'Fite Fashionable Snfa-Bed' & Chair-Brd Warehouse. • AWN EY.. • "TIFIE NOBILITY, CLERGY, GENTRY, and pthers, may be. ac . co.butiodated with any'Sum b►• the of an Annuity adequately secured, either upon Free: . hold, Copyhold, Leasehold, or Funded Property • or 4 - on any assignable _Security -whatever . A considerable Stun readyrq be advanced upon Personal Security only. The An, uuittes in. all cases redeernAk at the option 01 toe Borrower. Personal applications received at the Office oh Nle.,:srs. Car., )4's aryl-Co. No. 17, Mr-street, Picadtlly, every Day froth .. One tilt lour. Letters (post-paid) duly :Attended to. STOKESI.I;.Y: YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING. r-1 . 1 1 - 6 HE • Public are respetkltirlly informed, that a rUMI'IZOitiI I SE having taKetiplaCebictvveen the Par ties as to the,ESTATE advertised for Sale on the sth of May inst. pursuant to a • Decree of, the Court . of Chancery, comprising the :IZANOlt,and DEMESNE of liASEDALE ABBEY, and SToKEst.tY and 13A5F.1).1 LE MOORS, the sa'nte has been SOLD hy'Private Contra C 3. - tV 11.1.1 A Ni 'C It L. Y, Solicitor for the M1114E%. BREWERY AND WINE A ND SPIRIT TRADE. TO fiE SOLD, LEASEHOLD BREWERY, at. Newport, is r the isle of Wight, with 'a . ve , V 'considerable Trade in the VINE and SPI RIT line atuichea thereto; with several Freehold pitd Leasehold Public Rouses in. the Neighbour 'loud. The Iteturns' for tipc la.t two years in the above Trades have been about 2.0,0,,01. per Annum, each Trade re turning about lei,000l:. Toel'toperty wilt be sold jointly or .s;:p.:krately. . . for Particulars apply to Mews. Skane and Weedon, Now. : pert - lk.:essrs. C.: larkc's ahel Sevs ell, NeN.gt ; or •Mcssrs. vv stibt :tad Bovill, 39, Chanc , ,ny- 14,e; I..oudun. SAI MAY 3, 1806. /fESSRS. CHARLES and WIVL KNYVETT: most respeettully acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends in general, that their ANNUAL BEN g- FI.T CONCERT wilt take place on FRIDAY, next, the: 9xh.of May, at the New Rooms, Hanover-square, on the same grand scale as last year.' Seyeral Vocal Manuscript • Pieces, English and Italian,,haVe been obtained for this Per formance, and the favourite 'New Glees of the season will be introdueed. . The Band will be lead by Mr Weichsel, which will ,principally consist of the Performers engaged at the King's Concert of Antient Music, and will be complete irr all its departments ; Mr. Woelfl is likewise engaged 'to per form on the Grand Piano Forte'itrthe course of the Concert,. Principal Vocal Performers—Miss Parke, -Mrs. Vaughan, Miss F. Ross Melville, upon this occasion only, and Madame Bianchi; Mr. Harrison, Messrs. Sale, seat. Sale, jun. Vaughan, Welsh, Leete, Goss. and Smith. Plincipal Instrumental Performers—Messrs. Shield, Lind; ley, Moralt, Lavenu, Foster, Nabur- Bojce, Holmes, Lyon, Mahon, and 011 iv ier Flute, Mr. Ash; Trumpets, Hy de and Cantelo; Trombene, Merlotti; Double . Drums, enkinson ; and organ and Grand Piano Forte, Mr. C. Knyvett... _ The Chorusses will be supported by the Young Gentle': men of His Majesty's Chapel Royal, St. Paul's,* and .West minster Abbey, and the Cksorus of the Antient Concert and Choral Fund. The Doors to be opened at' Seven o'clock; and the Per formance to begin pundually at Eight-Mr. Townshemt will be at the head of the Peace-officers to attend the Cont.. •pany to and from their.carriages 'rickets, Half-a-Guinea each, to be had of Mr.' Kny ' vett,- No. 8; Edward-street,. CaVentiish-square ; of Mr.- Wm. Kni vett, 44, Queen Alin-street,- Portland Chapel ; and at the follovviir i -, Music-shops only : Birchall's, New Bond street ; lir uierip and Wilkinson,.flaymarket ; .and Clementi and Co., Cneaututie. No inure Tickets will be issued than the Room can well accommodate. ADVANCE-OF PkICES. FROM the great Demand for Tickets - and Shares the Prices will conti,ine to rise, and cannot a,ttermzrds be lower, the•Scheine being so constructed that there will not, at any period of the Drawing, t.k. three Blanks to a Prize. Lottery begins Drawing mak May, iBO6, r Prize of ,Cis,ooo', - - - is - - ,C 25,000 2 - . . • 20,000 - - . - - . - .40,000 ' 2 - - •• - 10,000 , - 2o boo 3 - - - - 5000 - - - - - - ~ 15,00(d To - - - - lOOO . - . ro,o. 0 isc , - - - - , 500 . . . ow .1 .. 5000 20 - 100 20 '0 50 . 2SOO 6230 - 21 , 130,230 A\II)IIELSHAM's.HISTORY Er9qI.AND, From the earliest Reco-r.i.es to the present Time, corn ir R. PHILLIPS has the Honour to offer' o the VI Public toe , only conip*ere, , re.sreitible; and. unitorin SrieS of English Histbrywhic.h has ever been pro&teed. Mi. HUM E's Histcry W''as,broi.ight ti} thit Vv riterclown to tie period of the itevolutiosi, and .Mr.llE LS H A-NI-has taken tp.the Narrative.from-the ReVolutiow and brought it.down o the Peace•otAiniens. ••• Buth.W6rks form ah tmiforyn Seiies "of Twenty . Volumes, aid they may be. had of every Eookselle(in Town and Coun ty, price EIGH POUNDS, in boards. Persons already possessing. gr., Hump's. History tnay have kr. 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L • • MEMOIRS of the LIFE and THEATRICAL CAREER of SA,MU E L This Day was published, -. •, ' InThree Elegant Voltimes'; Foolscap Octave, embellished with 'a fine 1 - !_nritait, by Ca'roline Watson, price i - ss. board:,\ EMOIRS. of the Lla anc.l THEATRICAL IVI 'CAREER_ of the late SAMUEL FOOTE, Esq. commonly called the ENGLISH A RTSTO PII AN ES, in cluding Anecdotes and Fads never before published, relative to his various DRAMATIC and LITERARY CONTE M PO RA R I ES, and a Collediori of his 8t..)-NS MOTS, chiefly 0 rigiaal, with three of his Dramatic. Pieces not published in his Works. By WILLIAM COOKE, Esq.. Barrister•at Law. • Printed fn. Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all 13o.oksellers. 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TIM MILITARY MENTOR ; beitic? a SERIES 1 of Mi.:ll'E RS recently written by. a.G EN ERA L OFFICER to his SON, • on- his Entering. the - Army ; Com.. prising a Course of elega lit I nstruCtion, calculated to urilte in the saole Person'the c.' ..tr:;cters and Accornplishinents of the Gentleman and - the Soldir, illustrated by numerous Exam ples and Aeedotes from Ancient and %indent Hist ry. ' .'. PUBLISHED BY 1 5 ERMISSI ON. The Stibjects of these invaluable and elegant Letters are -: • Health and bodily Strength,. Anger, Bravery .and Courage, • I.aisciirjoul, • Greatness of Sou), ' • P ride and Vanity, . Lore tit' our' Country, ' Trot,and False lory; Firmness of Mind,' ' Dn4:ll,g, . . Intrepidity, . ' - , The Passions, . • - Disciplilio, . Gaining, • - Humanity, Drinking, •Modesty, • - - • Love, -. • . , Prudence, . . I , rt.',.ndship, - . . Secrecy, ' Science of War, - Foresight, ' . .Tactics, -. Guide;, Spies, and Deserters, Acquiring the Art of,War. Ouncils of-War t - . 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I.Y'du , n—ehy give ::,t,te, rb.i - ~, Friday •'1 , .7e 2 •tb 7.,,e. next, they :via be ! re.hiy. to receiVe .ren /04 in writing (sealed up j; -lo t r_ilf - ,b I..,antit.:ei 4 she following ,ir._ sclipilcln.of Staves - . -'r . . . . , •, Cro , :v4o.itzi•.• Pii , .7, ~ ;•--- - I , riy : . . . ` :- • ;.. ' T . . • ' 1-1&,.:51ie...d . i . ~. , , , Brack pantzve . ~ • ' >StaveS'. , ' • Haurtbro 0,,,,,,,. 1 ~ .• , B;ettiil - . . J-c -', Quebec: --,- - = -' . - ,• j • .. , ~... As the recpee - live Persons wits may make Proposals thereof wi-.4- corm-an t.o deliver inter:be • ViEtualling Store:, at Dep. ford --and • Plymouth, in_ such proportims _ a rt shall herea /ter .Ge ::', ler n, i ~•:. I upon, one.ball by the.3oth of Nov.. next, -Ind. the re , noin iepi „ , , •the',3lst: of :Januar, .next.; to . be paid for by . alas, payab,c,. with interest, ninety days after date. . . ' - The Comlition.s:of the Contra!, mqy be' seen at the Sect?tarysf Office. . - - ' , . . . N. B. No. Tender Joe a lest 4uantiti than Filty•Th2rican„! Crown Dantzic Pipes, To . Thousand Frown- D.ln tzi c- P, ;44'i Twenty. Thousand Crown Dantzic frogibe,ici, or ,1 - ,,, , e , ny. .11.<- Thouiand lira 4 Dantzic, Ileimburgh, Stettia. or C.?eb,:c Pilic Sttes, u.ill hi admitted. ' • - , No regsitrd will - ,be heti to an . t. tender in 20iiirb . the Price shall not he'insert;dlis words a; length, o; the , shall n-4 I T ?., 7 7.,,,,,,i to the hoard before O'ne o'Cl,ek on t; , e ;aid' Priday,' thi.. , ,,,-,fb ynne next, nor unless the Pei son who . • 41,4,:.,..-.; I,f , 7 - :' , ; t,' , , - - i, 'errr,n on his attends. to ans wer, wk-rt 4il,' d /-.r ,•• ;),. . • VICTUALLING-01 .- i . - • • "spry 04 3 t 3.6. - MHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 2. HIS MAJESTY'S NAP)" et: herlby give Notice, Tidt an Monday the izthq May .nexi - they will be t'eady to vet:ye I en : - den; in Writing (sealed up), and treat for - Four 11%11,10 - ed . Pont of LIVERPOOL, or Coarse Grained CHESI-11 , 12 SALT, or Salt of epal gOtiess i and for Six eotts- ct.L 1E S A LT, of - the largest Grain,:or Silt Of equal • goodness ; of -which the. Peosions whs make the Tenders are to prd:. d:ece San:/ti s : be-delivered. bits His illajexty's Pig.uarlin,„l Stars at Deptford, one half by the 31st of July next, and the remainder -by the 30th of Septertber. _fa/owing', free of all .th.orl-4 and risk to His "Wafts:J., exy:pt that the Conioafior will be al lowed 3r. lid. per Ton:/or Porterage of the Salt from the I,Larfi to the Stores : and La be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest; nave : * :digs a i rier date.. The Conditions of Ilk rontran 01. y be stet at the S•ehetarl''4 0/ re ; drby applying tq tke - CoiJeciors ol the Salt Emile, at Liver pool, illidd.'ewich, in 9.ies hire, respealvdr. A'o regard will he had to any lendo - in whiirb-the Priceshaft: not be inserted.in•words _at length, or thatihall not be delivered to the Board before Oat o'Clock on the Said the oath lliy n.-xt, nor unless the Person who makes the Center, or some, Person en hchalf, attends, to arwer, when called fir. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, . April 23, tge6i . r r ITE C 0 11 MIS SIO NERS - rcr VICT L q NiAiE.,i-;'c ev; Notice, I pa, on Wednesday oh- 1.4. th ,4 1.1ay next (inite.ii of tV,,,f,iesday thr 3ctb inttant, as pi virus a'avertieit) 'thg twit be 1, - .24y t 7 rree.lar Fenders in writing, sea:ed zrj, .an.. 4 treat j'Or the titles of IRON k 0 PS, VAT'!' HOOPS TOD • • ' • BUTT litiovs - :2-,0 Tons. PLATE 1100PS— -too of for any q:tantity of either denomination. not less ;ban Fifty 7 . 01ti0 To bed liv,ped in ten week's, by wet:U . ; proportions; init. His 411 a.: jog's:l/lam:Wing St oys at I.',p' JO7I ; and to - belai.t jar l i p Pljs, pad 4451 q with /interest, ninety days afw ke . C .,, Jiti4th (4 the Contrag, a it Samples of the Hoops,.may be n'en at the Secretaq's Office. • • • ' ' • , No tegard had to asty• Tender i s whirr.' tbe Price shall nsi be inset tad it, -7.t.'ordi - tt . levh: or that shall no be delivered to the Bo ird before One o'CiOch v.i• the said 11/;•dnesdqy eta t4tb .11a5r next, ?tor unless the Person 'u to ,)takes tije end?, , • orssoute Person on his- brhalj, attends; to aillett'a -when wally .•7 CTUAL . I • ' • , • , May 2, i 806 THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTIi4iLLIIVG His ,Vl.l7Asl'rs N.:11')/ hereby give Notice, That on Thursday the ssih inst. at Eltves o'clock preeise.y, ibe Forenoon, theytvill be reaa)' to sell,.to . the highest Bid-irr, at His Majc‘ty's Viaualling Prentifes at Depifrd, sandy Lots of the I.llowing Provisions and l'i,clu.tlangStotrs;neiz: • Bread, Bread Dust, Bran, Bakerionse "Sweepings; Bags and Rags, Beef, Pork,Suct, Packing Scraps,' Empty Tierces and.lrish Barrels, Vinegar, _Butter,_ Butter U rease,. Slush and Stlagings, Sukar, New Board Doublet and Slab Ends, Wine Pipe, Brandy Piece arid Ruth Puncheory Heads, Stitves'of various descriptions ' Tight and Di y Head ing, Iron Hoops broken and bent, .and worn;out Coopers' 7pols - -Iying . in Hit ,Majesty's Vidualling Premises at Deptford. 7 . • ... . A ,Oepocit of 251. ter Cent. is to be made 1/p9M the Amokwl of each Lot at the tin, of Sale ; and i 1 the iemailidtr 4 . the 4.1 my be not paid, and the Particulars Lain ,-,:vay, within ra;erty wor-k -ing days afterreardi, the Deposit tuili be forfeited, and the Goods remain the Pi operty of the Crcrvn. .p. The other Conditions may be rear, azid printed Cataloga- 42 1 be, had, at the Secretary's Office. , z 5, 0, o 4'2501000 \--'.--- . •. Part of the above Capitals: - ---,--- Five First-drawn' rickets, Ist Day. L coop each Z soon Five First,drawn Tickets, 3d. Day toOo each 5000 1- irst-drawn - • - 4th Day . - - t0, , ,b0 Ditto . - - • -51 h Day - .- 2,,000 Ditto - , - - 6th Day - - ...- - - 2,i,p00 Price of a Ticket . - - - ,C2o 5 o Half - - ,C to 5 o I Eighth - - Cz 12 6 Quarter - - 5 4• 0 Sixteenth - -: t 6 6 , . N 13. The present •Seherne contaii;s more Prizes and fewer • Blanks than auy LOttery for many years past. , .4, Ci)KNHILL, and 9, CHARING.CROSS.. BISH wishes to‘yemiud . the Public that the . Drawing of the I.o;teiry approaches very n:a.47,aki like wise to - intbini theM there ,is no probability of Tickets or &hares being cheaper, .but, on the contrary, an ahnost costain. ty of their rising ira price ;. he - theiek.re irltr,eats such of his Friends as mean to adventuri, not to lose any time, but to buy whilst . there is a goOd variety of numbers. • The very great and indeed uncommon Success that has at tended Purchasers.at his.Otlices ror several year's; he hopes wilt" continue, and the Holders of all outstanding Prizes ale 'entreated to bring em for payment, or exchange them for Ti, kris or Shares. Thirteen Capital Prizes in the last Lottery (late'', finished) the last 3.) s 000l. the liistio,ocioCaild time last soe,6ola Prizes eve,' drawn wsre all sold in shares 1)) T.'BISII. cs... All Business in the I üblic Funds transaeled with 'fi de; itv and. dispatch. S CA,TE LOTTERY, 'Ar o braving on Moutlay, May 12. . I.p AZARD, .B WINE, ana Co. Stock'-Brokers, at their Stale.. ottury lthkc, 43, Royal Exenahge, Lon don, arc now selling, in great variety of Numbers, Tickets an Shares for the a.)ove Lottery. No i0,730,.a Prize rao,oo-1. in the late February Lottery, 'was solo by tnein ui oue Quarter, one Eighth, and ten S►xteenth Snares. - _ _ v .`l'he present Lottery consists of only z 5,000 Tickets, and the Scheme contains Prize of k z 5,000 3 Prizes of , ~.Soon '2 20,000 to Irmo 2 - Soo Exclusive of 6276 other -Prizes from Soot. down to zo Gui fleas, and not tiiree Blanks to a Prize. I.E.tters „post-10,144 duly answered, and Schemes, gratis. MONDAY WEEK. SWIFT and Co. No; 11, Poultry, remind. their Friends and the •Public, that the Drawing of the present State Lottery Will 'Commence on Monday week, when the first Five Numbers will be entitled to 10001. each, ind,:-* pendent of any other Prize from 2..,;o0ol. to ztl. wlrich may happen to be drawn agaihst them. • The number f Tickets drawn each day will be nearly equal, which co pletely ob viate's the objeCtions that were made to tue in ipality in the drawings of the last and late Lotteries". Tickets ‘vill-rise, and Cannot be cheaper at any time, either before or during the drawing. SUFFOLK ESTATE. TO BE SOLD,, . 'THE Capital MANSION-HOUSE, called HOB LAND HAL 1., withdouole Coach-house, Stabks for to Horses, • Lodges- and Cottages, host-house, Fish.ponds; Hot-houses,• and Green-House; a large wailed -in Gariien, planted with choice Fruit-trees in full bearinr, Lawn,, Pad. docks, G Munds arid 'Plantations, to - the r,ain;:io'elonging, cop- ' taining about 63 Acres. . ••, About to Acres or the Plantations are Freehold ; all the llnildings and the Residue of the Land are Leasehold of Mag. dslen College, Oxtord. - Also a Messuage or Farm-house near to the above Pre mises, with the barn,- Stable, Brillock.sited, Granary, Cart- shed, and other Buildings, with about 266 . Acres of exceeding good . Arable tild Pasture Land thereto belonging; ; together with a parcel or Bruery or Furze Land, containing, by esti mation, So Acres, occupied therewith. • This Farm is likewise . Leasehold of the above College.. The . Preinises - are situated in the Parishes of Bradwel Bel.. ton, and Ilopton, in the County of Suffolk, in a very healthy situation, abounding with Caine ; are within a Mile ot,the fine piece of Water called Futton Decoy, and within half a Mile of a Water called the Mill Water,on which there is ex cellent Fishing ; are distant about two Miles - from the Sea ; of which, and of Yarmouth ad: Carton Roads, there is a fine • view tram th;.; House. Yarmouth is distant four Miles, and Lowestoft six Miles. The Mail Coach to and from London pass and to-pass every day within Italia Mile. of the Hall. ' The Mansion-houSe and all the (hut-buildings are nearly new, and in every reaped complete and fit for a Gentleman's • Residence. •The' Farm-house and all the Farm buildings have been recently built, and are situated in the centre of ; the Farm, i which lies in a Ring-fence. . - Ihe Premises sly entitled to extensive Rights of Com- Imon, lie in Parishes where' the -Pour Rates are low.; and the Land-Tax is redeemed. • . The Purchaserfnay' have possession of Hobland-Fiall, and the Premises thereto belbnging„immediately, an,l of the Farm-buildings and Land at Mtch,cleiin: - .6 kl ext anti, If re. quired, he may be aecoModated in the further porch:be of a considerable quantity of excellent Land adjoining, the above. For turtner particulars and price, ttl)1 )1 )" to Mr. Ret;w) Solicitor, Lowestolt. TRAN,STAir OFFICE, • ifpri/ so, zB,-.6. • r. THE COMMISSIONERS fur conducting IVIAJESTY's-TRANSPORT'SERVICE, j;r- taki-g Cate of Sick and lVoundea' Seamen, &c. do her;bygive.Notice, that they will he ready at this 0/ice, on Tuerdqy the Sib of Augu.rt,"to receive sealed lenders, and trent with sue!: •Pet.fons as may be willing to cmtrag for ViFlualling S;ck and lVounded Seamen, and Prisoners of at the under. mentioned Places,jor, Twelve Months certain, from the ills of °Hobo- next, viz. AN inui—Sick and Wounded Seamen. Ga EN anA—Sick Prisoners of War. • BA R RAD° Eg --Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Sick Prison. era ot War ; PriSbners of War in Health. - • • Ha L ax—Siek and Hounded Seamen, and 'Sick Prisoners, ot War. Giza ALT aa'—Sick .and Wounded Seamen, and Sick Prison ers-of War ; Prisoners of War in llealth. MALTA—Prisoners of War in Health. . No Tender will be re:eived:rfter One o'Cbck on the day of treal, nor any.naticed unless the Parties, or Agents for them, personaly . attend. Each Service must be tendered /or separately ; and each Tender must be accr...mpanied by a Letter front two respeelable Persons., ettgagbig to become bound, with the Person undering,-in the Sum of :ono/. for the due perjormanceq each,Contr,la. Further Particulars mu. be known by applying at thisVce., FOR THE •TEETH AND GUMS. rTHE ESSENCE of PEARL ancI..PEAULDEN- TitßicE, invented by the late JACOB H EiviE Dentist to her Niajesty and the Prince of Wales, are gi=eatly superior, both inelegance and efficacy, to anything Ilithert." made use of; they will elL•etually preserve the Teeth in - a 'sound- state even to old age ; will rep ter them white and beautiful without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such-as are loose, keep such as are already . , decayed-from 4ite coMing worse, prevent the. Tooth-deli,perfeelly cure the Scurvy in the Gums, and make ;heat grow firm and close to - the Teeth They likewise render the breath delicately .sweet„ arid remedy all those Disorders that are the Consequence 91 . Scorbutic Gums and bad Teeth: I n order to prevent the !mpositions daily prgiised by Per. sons counterfeiting the above mentioned long established Medicines, tile tollowing words are (by permission) engraved in the stamp, '• I . Hemet, Bay ley,and 13 lew,Coekspur-street," and none are genuine but what have those words engraved in the Stamp, and also a label with the woids',isayley and Blew, Coi:kspur-street, London," pastedou the back ofeach Bottle and Box. - • • . The Essence and. Dentifrice are sold s.vholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, 5, CocksPur-street, price 2.5.::_9d. Stamps included, and retail by T. Scarrtian (late P.attngl and Successor to- Mr. liArnet), George-street, Hanover,•squ.rte, • N. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and Persons who • have the care of Children as the great,:st Preiervotive of )•oung and tender Teeth . .. - .• .~~'~- - , ,