The Sun. — London, England, 1806-04-25 00:00:00

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SIDDONS, • Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs. BLAND, Mrs. MATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP, See. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35. 7 --Pii 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery as. Second Price - is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box.Othce in Little lussell-street. The Doors will be opened at.fialf.past Five, and the Play begin at ilall-past Six•. To-morrow, The j ealous Wife with The orty Thieves. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EV I ENI ed NG, April 25 , will be MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. K.EMBLE ; Macdull, Mr. CIiAPMAN ; • Banquo, Mr. MURRAY ;• Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS. oriii • Wg FLY BY NIGHT; Or, LONG sTotuEs. Tbe. Charaders by MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. SIMMONOS, Mr. ISLANCHAIW,. Mr. yAwcETT, I.4sToN ; • Mrs. DAVENPORT; Miss LESERVE, Miss TYRER, &c. Places for the Boxes to be taken , of Mr. Brandon, at the Vbx Office in Hart-street. - The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half past Six. . The White Plume was last night received with universal applause, and will be repeated every Evening till further no .. _ _ To-morniw Every Man in His,Humour Kitely, Mr. Cooke; Mrs. Kitely, Mrs. Glover. The revived Play of King Henry the Eighth was received with the most unbounded applause by an overflowing audi ence, and, on account of the unprecedented demand for Boxes, the• Public are informed that it will be repeated on Monday, 'Wednesday, and Friday, next week.. Op Tuesday, The Dramatist. On Thursday, The Blind Bargain. MODERN DANCING PRIVATELY' AUGHT BY INVIL ALLEN, at i 9; Stterrard-street, GOldeu. square, and io, G reat.Alie-street, Goodman's-fields * 'on Flans expressly 16rined tor Ladies and Gentlemen of any -age who have never learnt that Accomplislinient, or not in the present Fashion ' and whose Age or Rank make it an oh ;le& to learn perfectly private ; and Foreigners, Officers, or Country ReSidents, to whom time is an object, expedition's ly cool plete4l. Young Ladies and Gentlemen also, under fourteen. not re quiring private. Lessons, taught at these. Academies for One (.; uinea per Quarter, or School Vacation. This Han parti* eularly interests rarem-s anti Goauharts of Youth wanting t emu! Aaiun and Address, but educated at Schools havin4 too few Dancers to pay the attendance of an .eminent Master. Families of the Nobility, Gentry, and respeCtable Schools, attended. The ANNUAL BALL will be on Thursday, May ;, at the Paul's Heaa, Cateafon.,street. • TREASURY OFFICE, TOWER, N OTICE is' hereby given to CO.NTR ACTO RS S serving His Majesty's -Ordnance with • Stores, that their BILLS - to the 3 ist.December last will be•in the course of payment on Tkursday . the z4th ins. ancilUilmying Days. Money for that put pose ha§ this Day been issued to me. • ALEX. DAV ISDN, Treas. - of the Ordnance. AFINE COLLECTION of • ,ORANGE and LEMON TREES, Catalonian and. Arabian Jessa mines, and true Bologna Sausages, is tins day arrived in . high preservation, at john Burgess and SUn's Warehouse, No. 10, Strand, London; April 6, relo6. • ARMY AND NAVY-EQUIPAGE. THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, lattrAsses, and Bedding complete, are very respect- Jully.recommencltdtu Gntlenien,'as being the most portable anti superior. u• any" others made in London ; • Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; .Sea Cots, Beds, and "Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto Net Furniture, atd Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for Last and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at • IIORGAN and SANDE kS's Patent Bedstead Manuladory and Ware-Rooms,. . • Nos. i 6 and 17, Catherine -street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining lables, allowed to be the most complete and h tegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable,*.packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. N.. B. The Fashionable Sofa:Bed Chair-Bcd Warehouse. AN ACADEMY FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN. - TO BE DisposED , oF, By Mr. SHUTITENVORTH, • And Entered upon afMichaelmas Next, 'INsYOUNG GENTLEMAN's SEMINARY, in full Business, which, for Connexion, Situation, and Conveniencies, is not to be excelled. • The Building is new,' the Apartments spacious and airy, and, the Furniture, - w hich may be taken at a fair valu.ition, has been laid in during the list three years. • 11l health obligeS fhe present Occupier to -give up the Premises. Further particulars may be had by applying to Mr. Shuttleworth, Auctioneer, No. 17, Austin rriars,- near'the Royat Exchange, London. If by letter, postage is requested to'be paid,ai.d the name and residence of :the Principal inserted. NORFOLK.. TO BE 'SOLI) BY AUCTION, ~... ... _ lOn Monday, the ad day of June, zso(, at the . Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, at Twelve o'Ciock, in five Lots, . . A Most - Wsirable arid Contaa . FREEHOLD 4C - 1.1 ES PATE,' Consisting of the Manor of . .Spode, with Palgrave, with the Manor House called Sporle Hall, .and., about 25Q0 Acres of arable; meadow„ Wand pasture Land, di vided into cotupad Farms, cacti of them in a ring fence, situ ate at Sporle, Great Palgrave, Little -Palgrave, Dunham, North Pickenharn, Newton, Neeton,. S watfhain, and ran% sham, in Norfolk. The Estate is in a i,•ood sporting country, and in a neighbourhodd abounding with Caine.; it adjoins to the town W . 'S watlham, is about Is miles front Lynn and about to from Norwich, and there are about 5o Acres of Woutiland attached to the Hall Farm, which will be sold With the Manor. Messrs. Win. Pearson, Cxsar Newton, Thomas Wells, tae tenains, will shew the Premises; and printed Particulars be had after tlie:isi of May next at the Chambers . of •C;reehe, 'Pennant, and. Harrison, ray's-Inn,. London of 111 r. I osselin, Sprvey6r, Belstead, near Ipswich ; at the An.; gel Inn, Bury St. EklinunTs • at the . Swan, Swaffhain ; .at • The Angel; Alorwich : at flie Proprietor's of the Cambridge Pad ;of Mess. Eaton and'llaininond, Newmarket. ; and et thc ri:spealvc 'Tenants upon the Premises. • ~~'-s RICEFFEEDIG LAND IN LINCOLNSHIRE. • 'TO BE SOW BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • ' Tozetheroi in Lpts,. A VERY Valdable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the P'arishes of Whaploile and Holbc:tch ; co►►aisting of the Manor, or reputed Manor, of LI TT L E BURY, 'and sundry' Farms in a Ring-fence, containing 1398 tR.27Y. of very rich Feeding Land. the Build ino are in complete repair, and suine of them have been erected within the last two years.: The Land Tax is redeemed, and the Roadgood. The Estate is situate in a clay Country, add not liable to flunds ; and near a navigahlc . River; S miles from . Spalding, 12 from Boston, 4 f‘oin Hotheads, and iz from WisbeaC;ll, all Food Market Tlwns, and too miles from London. - Further particulars may be had .on application to Messrs. - Foster and Bonner, in Spalding, who will shew the Estate ; at Messrz. Nicholson and Hopkin's Ot ; Mr. lon. "reale,: 'Surveyor. both in Leeds ; or Messft. FoSter, Cooke, and Frere, Line°l[o6.lml-fields, London, where Plans of the Estate may be seen. Valuable. LIBRARY, CABI NET of COINS, Ditto of IN. SECTS, OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c:&c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION a . • • By Mr. SQUIBB, • (By Order of the Executors), at his • Great Room, Saville Pass4e, Savilie'Row, on Wednesday the 33t11 inst. and Four following Days, Sunday excepted, ' THE very Valuable LIBRARY of extremely Rare and Scarce BOOKS and TRACTS on Medicine,, Na tural History, the Oriental Languages, NarratiVes of the • Plague, &c. &c, a Cabinet of Coins ditto of 'used's, Astro_ '. nomical and other 'Telescopes,, a Sextant, a few Lots of tine - Prints, a PerSian Hooka a Turkish ditto, - and various other Effe4ts of the late Pstrick Russell, Esq. D. F. R.S. for - - merly Physician to the Factory arAlcppo, and. Author of many valuable Works on. Natural HiStory. • To be viewed on the 28th and zgth•inst. and Catalogues, at One Shilling each, may be had ten days preceding Ow Sale, of Mr.-Parker,. Bookseller, Oxford ; Mr. Deighton, Cam , blidge ; Mr. Laing, Edinburgh; Mr. Ogle, Glasgow ; Mr, Lloyd, Pookseller, Harley-Street, Cavendiasquate; and of Mr. Squibb, paS • sage, Saville-row. Live and Dead Stpck, Farming Utensils ' & .Household Furl niture, aMd Elle4s, North Park, 131otellin6ioy, Surrey.i OAK, ASH, ELM, and BEECH MLIER. TO BE SOLD' BY AUCTION, At the King's A rins_lii, at Godahning, in' the County' of 'Surrey; on Monday, thelath.dity or May next, precisely at Twelve o'Clock, in Nine Lots, - EVEN HUNDRED afid SEVENTY-NINE kj OAK TREES, Two Hundred and Forty Ash Trees, One Hundred and Ninety-one Elm Trees, and TWenty-two Beech Trees, now standing on several Farms, and 'Lauds in the Parishes of Hascomb, Afold, and Godalining, in said County ; marked, numbered, and lianiaiered. . ' Vol . a view of the Tirnber apply to Mr. .Ch. Oliver, at Hascomb, near Codalining.• And Ibr further ',articular, to Messrs. Strong, Still, and Strong, Solicitors, 5, Lincoiti's. Inn ; or Mr, Win. Sanders Robinson, Surveyor, Reigate, Surrev. FR IDA 1 7 , APRIL 25, 1806. ADVANCE OF PRICES. FROM the great Demand for Tickets - and Shares the Prices will,iontinue to rise, and cannot afterwards be lower, the Scheme being so constructed that there,will not, at any period of the Drawing, be three Bianks to a Prize. Lottery begins Drawing izth May. sSo6. SCji E.'. N(F.. Prize of ,C1:5,o . 00 - is - ,C 25,000 ._ .. - 2• - ~ - - 20.000 - ~ - - - . 40,c100 2 - - - - 10000 3 - 0. - - 5000 5 ,000 10 - - - - 1000 10 - - - 500 100 .. . . . 5 6 • - - .. so . . . . 6200 .. - . - 21 - 130,200 ----...- 25,0c0 Tickets ,C 230,000 - Part of the above Capitals. Five First-drain Tickets, dst Day k moo each k ioco Five First-drawn Tickets, 3,1 Day woo cacti , s coo First drawn - 4th Day -- 10,noo . ' Ditto - - - sth Day - zo,ooo Ditto . 6th Day . . 45,000 Price of a Ticket - - - £l 4 14 0 Half - - ' ,Cto 3 o ,Cz is o Quarter . t 01 Sixteenth - - t 6 0 N. B. The present Scheme contains more Prizes and fewer Blanks than any Lottery-for many'years-pask. THE CONTRACTORS .for the present Lottery respettfully iniurcn Cre Public; that the - Tickets will rise in price in a few days, , and will not, -at 'any time, either before.or during the drawing, be lower. } !'hey also request the Public to observe, that in consequence of an arrangetnent made with the Lords of His Alajesty;S-Yreasury, the num ber of Tickets drawn each day will nearly be equal ; that is, there will not be more than 3000, nor less than zOOO Tickets drawn on any day.7—A , . SAMARITAN SOCIETY, For thp Relief and Preventi on or, various - Circufnstances of Distress not within the Provion of PUBLIC HOSPI TA LS. HE . :ANNIVERSARY MEETIN of - the A. • SAMARITAN „SOCIETY, instituted A D. 179 t, and connedled with the London IlosPital, was held an the sth March, at the George and Vulture Tavern, Cornhill ; Sir ‘VILLIAM BLPZARD, Itint, ezd. &c. in the Chair'; The Minutes of the Proceedings - of the last, year were read, by which it. appeared that the number of Individuals relieved, accorang.to•the . Plan of the Institution, amounted to One Hundred and twenty-three; 'that of these some had been supplied with Mdney to redeem their Apparel, &c. and to defray certain..Expences which they had peccsianiy in curred .during their Illness, and before they became In or Out. Patients of the London Hospi tal •; some had been. clothed almost tiom head to toot; some had been furnished with Wooden Legs, Misses, &e. ; some had been sent ei ther by Land or Water Carriage to their respcdive Homes; some had been conveyed• to the . Sea - ..batnirtg Infirmary at Margate,= and supported at the ExpenCe of the Soc.ety ; and that all. having been piopetly recommended to 'the Cum mittee, had been relieved according to their several Wants: The recital of these Particulars deeW Irian the Membrs present this unanitnOus.Resolution Thafitis the duty of this :7ociety, having experienced its-usefulness to poor objeds hi tile precise hour of distress, ' to invite bi - 'Advertisements in the Public . Prints, - and to stitanalate by the most respedttal modes of application; the Friends and Govelors of every oth...i Hospital, and also the Managers of the Prison; of this - Kingdom; to erect Institu tiOns.similar to that which tiovv -ailiirds such substantial be petit to the Patients ei the London Hospital." .. The folloWing Per s ons were pl ease d to a(1,.1 their Names to the present List of Subscribers to this institution. ' • T. Bonar, Esq• by. Donation .: - - ..' - ,Cal o o R. Stracey, Esq. (a Life,Governor) by a second , Donation of . „ ',.. -' - - - 5 0 0 Laiv Wigrain 1 - - - - - i a o Sir e:harles Blicke ' - - ~ - . 5 5 0 l)r. Corry - - - - - y 5 0 Mrs. Corry • - --- 5 5 0 E. Simeon, Esq. - - - 5 5 0 \V. Docker, Esq. - - 5 5 0 I-. Coggari Esq. - - - s s o K. Dames ' - - Esq. - 5 5 o M. Wright, Esq.. - - - - 5 i ('' I. Brookes,. Esq. - - - - 5 5 0 R. Clambrs., Esq. - .. . - a a 0 I. Shaw ; E . sq. - - . - ' 1 i o I. S. Ta)lor, Esq. - .. - I 1 o S. Toad, Esq. .L' - " - •-1 .t o The Committee for the present Year consists of the fol lowing Gentlemen: Rev. S. Glasse, If. D. ' : Rev. E. Robson, B.D. Sir Win. Leighton,. Kirt. and V.'lVindle, Esq. .Alderman J. Merceron, Esq. D. P. Watts, Esq. J. W.• Harriot, Esq. • 1. Liptrap, Esq. Jos. Coope, Esq. • • H. Eggers, - Esq. ' %V. C. lleadington i Esq. R. Keddey, Esq. ' , Harry Charrington, Esq. Rev. G. Harper,. D. D. W. Ma.ion,, Esq. The B ules:and Regulations of the - SwCiety, with List - S Of, the Governors, may be had by Application to the Treasurer,, the Rev. I.' Parsons, 0.0. Rector a' Sr. John of Wapping, who will thankfully receive fienetaelions. .. . N ; l3, One (nines per Annum qualifies an Annual Go vernor, and Five Gnueis'at Govt',-'nor for Life. AN OBVIOUS SAVING. LTODGES and Co.' No. 44, St. James's-treety j_ and N 0.149, Oxford•street, reConiniend.to their fiends and the Public an inimediatepurcliase of Tickets anti Shares in the present popular ,Pottcry, as the Prices will certainly advance, and cannot at any period either before or" in the Drawing, be clieaper than at present. So confident arello D- S anti Co of the certain rise of Price, that they' hereby enpr.e. to take back, on the Saturday before, the 'firaWing, at the present price, any TiciCeis bought at their Offices, or to return the difference should they. he lower. It jsitheelbre Obvious that much may be savetl • and nothing cab be lost by an immediate puraiase. s.r 1' t, oT r y. RICHARDSON, - GOODLUCK 'and Co. re spectfully recommend to the Public, whoinean to ad- Venture m the present State Lottery, an immediate or early purchase. as Tickets and‘Shares will continue' to advance in the Scheme 'being so construthd, that during the whole time of Drawing there never can be mere than three . Blanks to a Vrize ; and from the. great Capitali of Twenty five Thousand Pounds, Twenty Thousands, Ten Thousands &c. they must increase in value, and cannot at any period he lower. The Lottery btgins Drawmg on the g.th Next Mon tit: Gornhill and Charing Cross. • TICKETS WILL CONTINUE To WISE. SWlFTandto...No: ti, Poultry; recommend an immediate purchase to those Of their Friends and the Public who intend to become Adventurers in the present State Lottery, as the Tickets will have a further rise in a very few days, and will not, at any. period, either before or after the Drawing has hegan,,be cheaper than at present ; on the contrary, there will be a progressive adVance of price during the whole of the Drawing. The Lottery. begins the tetlt tof 'May next : it contains more Prizes and fewer Blanks than any of the late Schemes.. The Public are particularly requested to observe, that in this Lottery the.whole of the Small Prizes atie 'floating in the Wheel, and that there will not, from•the first to the last day cit drawing, be three Blanks to a-Prir.c.. • TAX ON PIG IRON A T a MEETING of IRON MASTERS; held 1 - 1.. at the Angel Inn, A bergavenny, nd April, 1806; EDWARD KENDALL, Esq. in the Chair;' It was Unanimously Resolved, _ _ That. this Meeting are truly sensible of the exertions of Mr. Taitt, and the other Deputies nowin Town, for which they beg leave to express their grateful acknowledgMents, being confident that their future endeavours will be exerted to induce• the Minister to abandon a Measure so ruinous to the Commercial Interests of these Kingdoms as the proposed - Tax . That Mr. 'Tait - lbe requested to communicate to the Chair- Man the earliest intelligence of what passes with the Minister at the interview on Friday next. . . - If the Minister should unfortunately persevere in the Tax, .and the Bill go to a second reading, Resolved, That if be submitted to the Deputies in Lon don, the propriety of appointing 'a General Meeting of the Trade to be had in some Central Part of the Kingdom, to take into immediate consideration such other steps as may be deemed necessry. _ _ _ _ That these Resolutions be published in the Gloucester. Bristol, Cambrian,• Birmingham, . and such London P:ipers as the Deputies think fit. That this M eeting be adjourned to Monday next, at Twelve o'C lock, at tins place ; and, in the mean time, every exertion be nude to obtain intbr►nation on tl►e'subjeci, to transmit tip The Deputies. EDWARD r-ENDALL, - Chairman. That the Thanks of thiS Meeting be given to the Chair man, for his attention and condmit in the Chair•. ' • DORSETSMRE,. TO BE SOLD BY, PRIVATE CONTRACT; • • ACapital FREEHOLD ESTATE ; consistilicr of the Manors of Tarrant Guuville, Tarrant +Linton, and E'aStbury, and the, Manor, or reputed Manor,. of Massey Stool, alias Sttablianipton,. 'adjoining- to each other, in the most eligible part of the! comity of Dorset, and containing to gether upwards of 3540 Acres of Land, exclosive of extensive Common Downs and Woodland, and Common Ris,ht., ate near the Great Western Road, between 'Salisbury and tlandtbrd, and within tiye miles of the latter, with Courts Baron, Riiyalties, Privileges;and Immunities to the said Ma •nors belonging. • The Manor of TARRANT GUNVILLE, cOmpris ing •the capital Mansion House called Gtuiville House, in complete , repair, and fit for the immediate Residence-Of a Fainily, with suitable and convenient attached and detached Offices, Stables and Coach-houses, together with two walled Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, and Plantations, .and a valuable Corn and Sheep Kam • adjoining thereto, with a suitable Farm (fosse and Builditip thereon, containing in the' whole nearly tzoo Acres of aneadow, pasture, imitate, and Down Lands,' within a ring-krice also upwards of 310 Acres of Woodland adjoining the said Farm : aad also, the Reversion in tee of some small eopylibld and leasehold Tenements held for one,. two, or three f,VCS. . The' filliour of TARRANT, wards of 10.10 Acres.of Land, comprises • two small Farms, one in hand; and the othertett to a tenant at will, continuing upwards or i 7 Acre Sot L.lnd, with suitable Buildings there- On ; and the Reversion in tee of divers copyhold and leaSe hold-Teoements,.contaioing together. nearly 600 Acres, held. for one, two, or three lives, with' upwards of. 300 ACres of CWIIIIIOI4 DoWn and IVoudland, and other Connuou.Rights' thereto. belonging. • •• The Manor of EASTrURY, .comprising Eastbury House, iu eomiilete_repair, and tit For the immediate Resi denceof a sisiall Family, with suitable and convenient at tached and detached OlnLes, Stables and Coach-houses, two. walled Gardensaleasure.grounds„ Shrubberies, and P lantg titans, and Coppices adjbining, containing in the while trp ward&ni ba Acres.. Also a valuable Corn and Sheep .Farin; in hand, adjoining to the Demesne, Consisting of a good Farm House, with convenient Out-buildings, .'and .3 t 6 Acres of meadow; arable, and pasture Lands, inclosed, with valuable Common Rights thereto belonging,: And also the Reversion' in tee of some small copyhold and. leasehold Tenements, now held for one, two, or three lives anti the•lmpropriate Tithes of divers Lands in the parish of Chettle„ lett at an old rent of ill. per annum. The Manor, or Reputed Manor, of BUSS E Y “OOL, comprising upwards of 355 Acres of valuable Wood land. • Also a valuable Corn and Sheep Farm called Bussey Stool Earoi„With suitable Farm Buildings thereon, and about 370 Acres oftneadone, pasture, arable, anti down Lands, in severalty, with very valuable Rights of Common for -cattle and sheep thereto belonging : ..to which some land adjoining '(but not part of the Manor) will be added ; and also—A 'Close aseven acres of laud adjoining thereto, held by lease under Lord Arundel, for three good lives. The situattolfof this Estate is peculiarly eligible for the re sidence of a Gentleman, being in the hest part of the. County for sporting, and abOunding with all kinds of game, and in the neighbourhood of several packs of hounds; and the'farms are well situated for tnarkets, for their produce: and the whole of the Estate and Buildings are in excellent condition.: For a view of the-Estate, apply. to Mt. Wiloatt, of Gun. vine ;-anchor further particulars, to Messrs. Uennetts and Gkaves, Salicitors, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, London, Mill each of Whom a Plan of the Estate is left; or to Messrs. King and johns, Solieiters, ILand ford. Printed particulars will be left with Mr. Collins, Book, seller, Sairshury -' Mr. Simmonds,, Bookseller, Blandtord ; and with Mr. Adams, Bookseller, in Shaftesbury. -Mr. Davis of .! loruingsham, neat Warminster, Wilts,- is 'empowered to dispose of the whole by Private Contract ;.to whom aiipli-cfatoarmai t.;e Made, Hitler peigonally or byl 14- r , ' • • • LPRICE SIXPENC,E WEST COWES, ISLE. OF TO RE.SOLD BY. AUCTION, By. Mesgs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sircesstrsto . Mr. SMITH), At Garraway's,--on Thursdiy tit tst of , at Twelvr, A ' Very 'Valuable and Desirable - COPYITOLD ESTATE • cZinpaising 84 2,eres of rich Arabic, l' a s. ture.and Meadow iand, within a Itipg Fence, in a uetigiatill situation, ctinimandia ektensiye sea and :and piospeds. two •miles - froirt west CoWes,' and four from Newport ; with a Farm- house, Barns, Stabling, and Our-buildings ; also a Saltern adjoining, lett at ail, per ann. ' To be viewed ten days "preceding the Sale, and Partien)ars may /hen be had . of Mr_ Daniel Thompson, West Cowcs; at 'the ,Anget, LymingOn ; Foumain, portsmokah'; Bugle Horn, Newport, Isle of Wight . ; Dolphin, Southampton •, at Oarraway's ;`lnd of Messrs. lloggart and Phillips, No, 6z, Braod, treet. SEAMS- af. COAL in the CMINITY of 1), , RHAM. TO BE S l Ol.O BV ktirro iN.— • . By Messrs. HOOGAT.T and -PHILLIPS, . (Successor, to Mr.'S T ) . At GarraWay's, - on -Thursday, 'May atsT,elve (.IClock, ONE. full and - undivided . THIRD - PART, or SH ARE of all the EA NIS of COA L under,an Estate, or Tract of Land, con,ii.;!tiig ui; of 3c , "0 ated at tigyan's Leap, in OR:Ch.:I,I, y ~..Tanfield. in the .Coun.. typf Durham, now. belonging' the Martini'. of Bute and Sir Eden, Bart; ; together with rid! ;,,iwecto work the same, without pay tog any dainag,s. There ore 4 uf coal, knoWn to be contained Tides the said F. tatie,,Vl7 tion Seam, feU in t hickiies-; the Low Coal Sea • , i,l f. in thickness (both these wereoliened work.;L: i; jo years ago); the I;usty Bank Seam, cis feet in th:Atiess ; atut the Brockwell Seam, feet in thickness. Ali these Seams may he.w'olkcd without .the necessity of a fire.ei:Ole, by . a: free water-course, 'l he latter Si,iints ate entiiz and on- Wrought ; 31l the f l its will be of a moderate trepth, and.not 6 miles Bout the__River - Tltz above• mentioned water.- course will windle the Se;fins of Coal at present known to exist under.Tantield Moor. For partkularS apply to Mr: tarries . Fenwick; Viewer, at Dilipon, near Polito') ; or Wit: SCate, Esq. the Proprietor, at the Leazes, ' near' Bryan's Leaii . aforesJid ; and to Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, NO. 6; Broad-street, near the Royal Eichange. • EREEHOLD DAIRY FARMS, _ NEAR EP2INci and WALTHAM ABBEY, ESSEX. TO' BE SOLD - BY' AUCT“ , N, • • By Messr§. - HOGGAIIT and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. smiTm, At Garraway's, - oh ['rid.) , the • .Cith of Mas', at o'Clock, in Four 1 ots, by° rderof the Trustees,'under the Wilt of Wnt. Cowling, Esq decoa. , ed, Lot 1. S N-Eirgil3l.e FIIELHOLI) FA/IM, in a I.k. Ring Fence, HUNTERS' ILA 1.1. •; con taining together upwards Of Seventy Acres Of excellent Mea dow and Arable Land, in good cuitivation, in a beautiful part of the Country, with delightful 4? - rospeel, - -twenty MileS • front London, rive from Epping,•and Six from . Wahhath 'Abbey, in the CoOnty of Essex;with a •substantial Farm- House, llam, Stabting, Cow-Imuse, Out-buildings, in ekceilent - repair, Carden, Orch.itsl, - die. i:4 the c c..ttpation of Mr. Joseph Appleton, whos.: Leuse expires Michaelmas ' next.—Lot z. A vet.:( desirable Freehold Fatni, called Pea cocks, situate a short distaike from Lot r, in-the Parish' of Epping, containing.upwards of- Twenty-one Acres o! rich Arable and Pasture Lai:l, With a Farin-house, Yard, Barn,. Stabling, Out-bnildings, Garden, and Cottages ; lett to Mr, George Ellis, •whose I.:!asc, tvili exp.re at Miehaehri,is next. Lot 3: Whitehall Farm ; tont I oplosur,s of rich Land, containing together upwards of Sevenfran'Acres, near Lot 2, with a Cottage and Garden 4: 'A very improv. able Dairy Farm; delightfully situate in the Parish of-Walt ham Holy Cross ; thiee miles,:from ‘V,:lthain Abbey;with a Cottage, Barn, Stabling, and Out-buildings, containing ; to gether upwards of Sixteen Acres, of which about six are. Copyholti,. of excellent' Law!, within a Ring Fence, also in the occupation of NI Whosetease ecpires at Michael mas next. 'To be viewed with leave of- the Tenants, and Particulars had six days preceding . the Sale, at the rock, Epping ~- White Hart, Rol/460 ; • Four Swan;;, IV.iithatti Cross; 1.31ac15. Boy, ChelitisfOrd ; of Mr. itai,vlinon, S. , licitot, Old South Sea House; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Hokgart and lips, No. 6a, BroatMtreet, Royal Exchange, where a Man of the Estate may be seen. • - • . • hIt.EEIIO . I.O FANIILY RESIDENCL, - - With about Twenty ACres of Lajid, on Enti , f.hl Chase Green, commanding pleasing Views in two diredions. TO BE SOLD BY AUCT-lON, " By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS; (S u ccessors to Mr. SM 1 TH), . . At Garraway's, on, Friday the 16th of May,- at Twelve aYClock, unless in the ITICaII tin - Ivan acceptable ,Offer be . made, THE HOUSE presents a regular Architedural JL -Elevation, is uncommonly well boast, and'icontains, on an elevated Ground -Floor the following .Suite 'of lofty- RoomS, viz..handsome Hall. with marble dots, Breakfast_ roam .17 : feet. by 16, Dining-room. 2,5 feet by tB, MOM 23 feet by 17, Library 17 feet by 17, a spacious Kitchen with Closets. min a Butler's Pantry ; on the Chamber and Attic 'Floors [Arc tour large a► d. six less . Bed-rooms, two , Dressing-rooms, and. one Store. room : the principal ItOoms and best Bed.Clunthers: have Marble C hiurney-pieces. There are two Staircases with landings, .anti a lower Ground-iloor, containing Larder, - Dairy, Store. roomy-, and. Coal.rooth, with capacious Cellars for Beer, Ale, ,and Wine; detached Brew house,-Larder, and Lodging-room ; roomy :Stable-yard, MO COACIi-Houses, Stabling for six Horses, Hay-chamber, Grana ry, Neon-cote, Piggery, .Poultry.houses, &c. ; Back-yard w i t h other Stables and Cow-ivses, OPying-yard, house, lish-pond, and spacious Green-houSe feet by 13, with Kit Chen and Pleasure Garden well laid out, Orchard,' Approach-court, it:c. containing around the House about live AercsOf Land, Well ornamented with lofty - Forest, Trees; also about . eighteen Acres of Land lately taken from the Chase, two Closes, furnishing beautiful Building Situa tions; where' a number of line Oaks have been preserved. The Premises are amply supplied with Water, at a ex . pence, from. the N.ew Kiver, which 'Asses in front a few yards beyond _the ApprOaeh-court.. *The Neighbourhood is highly respedable, the Roads good, without Toll-gates, and the Country .piduresque and healthy. Printed Particulars at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Hoggar,t and Phillips, No. 62,. Broad-street, bf whom may be had Tickeki wahout.which the Premises cannot be viewed.; and with them (as the family of theowner resides 'in the frouSej only on Mondays and Fridays, trom is to 3 o'clock. hIANOR, MANSIO . NHOUSE, and FtkEEHOLD LS. :ATE. near BOSTON. - TO 13 , E,50L1) BY AUCTION, ' By Messsrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, ISuccessors'to Mr. Smith) At Garraway's, on Tuesday, .the 'aril May, at Twelve, un less an Acceptable-Otter is in the mean time made by Pri : rate Contra Ft, A. RING-FENCED . FREEHOLD ESTATE, paving no Tithes whatever ; consisting of Brothertolt Manor, Township, and the entire Lands theieof, near Boston, in the county of LinColn, together - with aNaluab!,.. Estate in the parish of WybeTtott, contiguous;having a Mansion-house with the.customary Appendages for use and otnamelit,•Wirlk sundry7Fanri-houses and Cottages, a Horse-mill, new Steain Engine for sundry. operations, Granaries, Corn and Straw- Barns, Stables, Cow. houses, Smith's and Carpenter's Shops, and all sorts of. farnirig. Conveniencies, with Nine Hundred_ and Twenty-nine Acres, more or less, of uncommonly rich , Land, intersected by a Turnpike road, bounded by two .sepa rate Navigations, with Wharfs - at the two principal Barns, and a Coal , yard in ,each -Navigation. The present net. Rental of the Estate is u•pwards of Two Thousand Three Hundred • Pounds per anntim. • May be viewed by applying to Mr. Seton, the-principal Tenant : and Particulars had Thirty Days previous .to the Sale of Mr. : - Thirkill, SolicitOr, Boston ; -Mr. Newcomb, printer, Stamford ; Mr. Hodson, prifiter, Cambridge ; Mess. • • Burbage and. CO-printers, Nottingham; Mess. Rawson and Co. and .My. Peck. printers, Hull ; at Garraway's,• arid of Messrs. /lowa and Phillips, 6s, Bioad-street. - I •