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-', . 1 1 _~ °--- - :...„/ ..;_ , E. -,- 4 , ----. ,- AN'A- - /A -1 17 6: 4 ; It._:,i• 4 .•- - ' , l‘-' , -4V- 11 ,.. T r :1; \-4t ~. n ...,?,417•1 :0 \ \ , 1... t. : --,. , •fi i . ' h..' ... .. , ..., . , „ .1 ,6 N• m ...40, * / •,r ..••••••, • • -,- \ hr's• ,•• 4••••,...•'.:. , :.-,• ?I 7 '5 ,t , T .:, :; . .!.% , t .-..,,,..:: , ~ ~,;. t-1-4 ........ ... _ . . „...,:.... 10. -..: - -11E. T ,,,, , -..i-v;_4:.----_,- • . ~ ----...:„ t : 7,,,;;•••;•• , ,....- • . 'I ••., .. .._.....E. , :r.:-.. II) * * /";• 4 ' ' , Nl T .' 4l ''''''C' ' ~' , `l' s ~. II •t• ; .1 NUMBER 4268] tinder the Patronage of His Rnyal Highnesi the DUKE of SUSSEX, and the LOYAL.NORTH BRITONS. THEATRE. ROYAL, COVENT- G ARDEN. 'Tor the BENEFIT of Mr. and Mrs. H. rOHNSTON. VN THURSDAY NEXT, for the first and only time at this Theatre, int. Comedy of THE HONEY MOON, 'By permission - of _the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, _ . Drury-lane. The Duke, Mt. H. JOHNSTON ; . Juliana, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; , . tanaora, by, a YOUNG LADY, being her first Appearance. Several favourite SONGS,,by Mr. I NCI.. EDON: \An OCCASIONAL ADDRESS„by M.s. H. JOHNSTON'. , A New Ballet, by Mr. BYRNE. And the Grand Melo-Drama, called .. RUGANTINO 5 . Or, THE .BRAVO Of VENICE. it osabella (first and only tiine), by Airs. H. JOHNSTON, who will introduce a Vance incidental to the last Scene of the Piece. _ Tickets and 'Places to be had of-Air. and Mrs. 1-1. Johnston, :No s, Manor TerraCe, King's Road, Chelsea; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Office of the Theatre. NEW EDITIONS OF Mr. GISRORNE's SERMONS. ". This Day were published, . In Odavo, price t6s. in boards, • A Third Edition of the First VOlanne, and .-Third Edition --of-the-We:2mi Volume (each sold separate) of Q E R .I‘l' 0 NS. ,By . the Rev: THONI . , L./ st GISBOKKE, M; A. Printed for T. Cadelf and %V., Davies, Strand. 'Of whom may be had; by the 'tatrie Author,: T. A Tanailar Survey of the Christian Religion, Bvp. Edition, Bs. in boards. z. An Inquiry into the Duties of Men in the higher and niichile Classes of Society, 2 vols. flvci. sth Editibn, price 14.3. 'in boards. ' 3. An Inquiry into the Duties of the Feinale Sex, Svo. .7 Edition; -price'6s. in boards, and in' izmo. price 45. to boards. 4. The Principles of Moral Philosophy investigated, Ivo; .4th Edition;price 75. in boards. S. Walks in a 'Forest ; or, Poems descriptive of .Sccnery and I nc.idents Characleristic of a Forest at diln.rclit Seasons of the Year,tili Edition, elegantly printed in a Puckec 'Volume, -and adorned with Plates, price f,s. in boards. • 6. Poems, Sacred and Moral, Jd Edition, elegantly printed int Pocket Volume, and adorned With Plates, price 6S. in boa-tits. This Day was published, peke i6s. boards, ACOMPENDIUM of the ANATOMY, PIiY- SIOLOGY, and .PAT/-10 LOC; Yof the HORSE being a char and tamiliar Description of the various-Orgatis and Parts, together with their' fundions, of diat useful and beautiful Animal. And also:coinprising a View of he Dis eases and Injuries to which the several Parts-are liable, with their Symptoms and Modes of Cure; together with a coacise, Examination of the Economy and StrUture of the Foot, and Observati , ns on Shoeing. Prints.ci for !Willson, St. l'4ll's Churxh-yard. EXHIBITION OF FLOWERS. (^4IJRTIS and MILLIKEN% Florists, Walworthj v.,_:, respeaully inform the Nobility'aud gentry, that.their superb colleaion of 'Tulips is now inbloona, and may be. * viewed every Day trom Ten o'Clock till Six, Sundays ex , ceptecl.—Admittance Gratis. They also beg to inform the Public, that their best Bed of - Ifpiips, consisting of the most valuable sorts known in this Country, will be Sold by Auction, by Messrs._ALLPORT and SON, on the Premises, the 28th and 29th-hist. -Cata iogues* ot the Sale to be had at the Gardens, Walwoith. THE tiIsTION, OR PROvIDENT imstiTuTioN, FOR. LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNULI LES. THE SUI4SCRIBERS and the PUBLIC a in formed, that a, MEE ri NG will be Holden at the freemasons' 'Paver% Great Qneen.street, To-Morrow, the, 21st inst. at Twelve &Clock precisely, when the attendance of those who are desitrous of furthering an Institution that it is presumed, ,e found equally advantageous to the' Society and the Public, is requested. The great circumspedion necessaty, in order to render an . Tnstitution of this kind lastingly beneficial, has protraeted the deliberations of the Committee, on the reference.of the 28th of March, to this period. They have, hoWevet, the aatisfaelion to make known, that the equitable principles ttpun which /heir system is founded, have obtained for the Institution the immediate Patronage of several of the prin cipal Nobility, as well as the support of many eminent pin t:Lei-6AI charade rs. By Order of the 'Cornmittee, May zo, 1836. JOHN DAVIS, Clerk. ALBION IlitE and LIFE OFFICE, May 26, t 866. THE'I3IRECTGRS of ti,it ALBION FIRE and LIFE INistIRANCE CONJPANY beg leave toed! tbesttention of the Public to the domerous and important Advantages afforded by this Establishrkent. both with resped to Insurances frottt - Fire and on Lives.. .The Directors have determined to omit no improvement of which such an In,tt t ution is ca Liable ; and they feel urged to et;!ry possible etli'art for the public aocornmodation, by the high degree of en couragement with which the. Company has hitherto been honoured. Printed Particulars are delivered, free of expeuce, at the . Voinp.iny's House, in 'Change Alley, Attendance, daily,. from Nine to Four., By Order of the Bbaro, WAlt\'L•'t. PHI.P.PS, Secretary. *** A large Commiss . ron allowed on Life Insurance ; and no char4e mole for Policies in any case. MERCHANT's 14ICTIONARV-, This Day vas published, in Svo. price los. Od. in boards, the Second Etlit,ton,ot Af4II.C!TANDI7./E; and Nomenclature in all ,LatiguJges, for toteUseof Counting-houses; containing the ItN'tory ," Places - of G-rowth, Culture, Use, '.and ;M arks of EKt.-eflence, of such Natural PrOdudions as toxin Articles of Con:tierce, with the:r in all European Languages. . By C. li. KAUFFMAN% London Printed for T. Boosey, No. :I, Old Broad-street. Wherein:Ay 'be h•td, The List of ,Country Bankers,. fig 006; by T. Bailey, price is. 6d: Also, .just published, T. Booscy's Catalogue of Foreign Books. _ . _ 'Counting--llMi:se I.eiticon, in Nine.LanguagFs; by 9 r. Nertnick, :Ivo. price This Day was p4blishcd, In Two Vols. Iltro. price (the Colones in hoards, T ECT U R ES- on BELLES LETTRES and LOGiC.,, By the Lite,WM. BARRON, anti Professor of _Lettres and Logic la the University of St. Anclrews. Printed for Longman, thirst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-row ; and Belt and Braiitute, Edinburgh. . . . "."Phis Work is.well calculated hn the roitiation of the Young into the as of criticism and Rhetoric. Thu style is •reinatkably perspicuous, and a.t the b d tile furte animated.; while the nearness and distiothiess of the arrangement merit every praise.'. l -.---Li-tcrary lourna-1 April, ISc6.• A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. . . HE great Reputation which Mi.. BURGESS ' • has gained by - the superior F.xce' glee of his ESSE NC E YCf ANCbilk)Vl Idr PfSH '; AGC E his induced . .many Petstal3Ao give - the same Name to in Article entirety cal *rent. • TORN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they oVethe Public, to caution theA ogainst-sUch Impositions, as 'Several People travel the , Empire, otle , ing Shopkeepers, &c. an ex tra large .profit to vend-the spurious kind: they • are parti cularly requested to ask for - Bu aG ES s'S, And to observe,none is nuine but what haVe. 'these 'words upon ti ' Label - " !oho BurgeSs and son's Original and - Superior Essence of anchovies." • . . . Warehoznx, No. 10, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London. ARMY.AND NAVY EQ,qIPAGE. • . P-7-4 -HE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ttne, Mattrassesiand Bedding complete, are very'respett fully recommended ro Gentlemen, at 'hung the most portable .and superior to .any others made 'in London ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea Cots, Sota Beds, 40. Chairs, tor on Board Ship ; Nlusquitto Ner Furniture, and PAtent Brass-Screw Bedsteads, for Last and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at • NIORGAN atid SANDERS's • Patent Bedsteziti M anufactory . and Ware- Rooms, Nos. t 6 and t t7,, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan- and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining 7 allies, allowed to be the inost.complere and h tegatit set of 'fables ever yet invented, very pdrtable, packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. B. The fashionable Sofa-Bed & Chair-lied Warehouse. This Day was published, In Three Volumes, izino. price One Guinea, bOards, The Secon4 Edition of . LET , . TERS : addressed to a YOUNG LADY ; wherein' the Duties and Characters or ,Wom e n a r e considered chiefly with a Reference to prevailing Opinions. By -Mrs. W. asT. Printed for LOngman, Hurst, Rees . ; and Orme, Paternos ter-row. We do not venture without Mature deliberation to as szrt, that Rot merely as critics, but as parents, husbands, and biothers; we cim recommend to the Ladies ut Britain, The Letters. of Mrs West."—Critical Itevici.v, April, iSO6.- . . As above may be had, lately published,'Vy the same Author, Letter's acidtes'sett to a Voling , Mah on his First Entrance into Life, and adapted to the peculiar_Cirennistanees of The Present Times. In vols. 121110. 3.1 Edition, 16s. 6d. boards. • _ _ _ 2Thie Infidej Father, a Novel. Three vols. tzmo. 15$ boards. Coisip's Story and Legendary rale; Two vols. mno. 4th Edition. 7s. boards. 4. A Title of the 'nines. Three vols. zti E dition,. t3s, 6d. ,se %lied .;.`!'be Advantages ot Education ;. or the History of Maria ti~itliana; a Tale. Two vols. tal:ro.2t I'd,a. 7s. boar.;s. b. Foetus iaut . i'lay, tour vols foolscap tivo. ti. 3s, boarua. BROOKE-GREEN, HAMMERSMITH. Ti) BE' SOLD IiY:AIJCT,ION, - . - . By Mr. .ST.EW ART, At Garrawav's - Colrez.! . -house, on Tlhusthy next, May Zz, . at One o'Clock,by .Qtder of the Comtui4stotiers.un- tier a Commission of . B.:rikruptcy against Stephen Buck. hurSt. • • • LL that neat TENEMENT, or LE.A.EI - lOLD •ES'f ATE; being No. 5; 8r..;01.1c-Greeri T'rrace, near the Turnpike, on the high road thr: - )agli 1-14mtniNinith, at present nit quite' finished. The Slot -se is twii :itiA,CS high, and consists of two Rooms on each Flour, excellent trout and back Kitchell on ihe basem,nt, 'front Area, anti tires :stilt i front Cot{rt enclosed, Balcony railed :with Iron to first Floor ‘Viadows, and G . ars:::n behind the Building is co vered in, joiL'ed aid partitioned throughout ; Stair inane from Bagmicot to first Floor, a Street Dv:, and oneJeading to t he Cuden ti - :ed, sash t:tanies to I the V,'iiid.nws, part them fixed ; the Pretnisesextending i,: Feet in 'depth by 17 Feet wide, held lor a term or 61 years, tronA - Midsts3llner, 18,6 . , tor the fi:st thee y‘sars paying.a Pepper-Corn, and for the term only a :!round Rent of 51 per a'nnum. • To be vie.w.ed by Applying to Mr. Cunnie.oanr, 'Grocer, No. t, 13rooke- Green TcrraLe, Particnla,:s ttad at the Bell and Anchuryavern, Hammer:. smith l'uropike ; e Tavern, Kensington ; Bap tist Head Coth!e-Imuse, • Chancery-lane ; GarraWay's ; and in Piccadilly, opposite Albany. • BI1:1.101'IrECA, DONEGALIANA. T 0 BE SOLD AUCTION, By. r STE WART , M his Ituaion-8.001 - n,,No. 194, Piccadilly, opposite Albany, on Tinirklay, May ess, OW), and following days (Sundays . „ • excepted), . O NE -f the'raost'Valuable, Magnificent;.Splen. did, Scarce, and Curious CO L L EC fION of 'WOKS altered for many years to public sale ; consisting of the most esteemcd.Autbors in all Languages ; the very finest and first impressions of Books of Prints illustrative of the Works of the great Masters of the Italian, Flemish, Dutch, Cerman, French,and , English Schaols ; au invaluAble, fine, and pet ted assemblage of English, Scotch, and Irish Topography, and county Histories ; Voyages, Travels, Natural -History, Poetry, and . Miscellaneous IVorks; the whole selected with great judgment, and bound in the most costly and beautiful bindings, in Morocco, Russia, &e. Being the Library of the late mos' Noble A 1“1-4111t MARQUIS of DONEGAL, Deceased. To he viewed'.only with Catalogues, price is. 6d. each, to be had of Mr. Cooke, Bookseller, Oxtord; Mr. Deighton,. Bookseller, Cambridge; and at the place.of sale. , PALM SOAP IN TILE - GREATEST - PERFECTION.. Q BERRY having made great Improvements in his b welt-known PALM SOAP: recommends it with „re newed confidence to the Nobility and Gentry ; prepon-ed from that sweet fragrant article, Palm Oil, the pleasantness of the Perfume, and-delicacy of its use, has merited the atten tion and patronage .of mangy of the first Families, and is esieemed a valuable discovery for softening, cleaning, bracing, and preserving the Skin from the heat of the sun,; and is also found - an excell‘Mt defence against cold winds and Sharp fresty air. Sold in Squares and Balls, is. each, with the words Sa, muel llerr)'.' on the wrapper. The Proprietor recommends it-as the bast Soap for shaving, producing a - fine soft lather, proper for tender Faces, in round Cakes, Is. each. Prepared and 5041'4 .S.ißerry, Vtholesale perfumer, No. 17, Greek street, Soho; and, by his appointment, at the principal per fumers- in London and dilfiacat Towns in the three King , q4)nis-. No. 29, Arundel-str e et, Sept.,l3: Is o 4. -• , 'Oll Eleven Years I have Telincizashed a ll, other 1. Pradice for the Treatment of Venereal and the cure of those deficiencies which are the consequences of a desirueli,ve habit. • The undoubted qualificationS which I possess, as SI Mem ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, forMerly a Surgeon -in the Army, and the extent of my experience in tltis peculiar line, constitute my claim to that sfiperiority, which cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respettable general Praditioner, whose -mind is harassed by attention to an immense variety of Disorders : The very singular complaints of Disease and Debility, in which from every part of the world I have been Consulted, must have considerably conduced' to my perted comprehen sion of thexnost complicated Cases. If Diseases arise from the-indiscretion of an unguarded mo ment, and if such. Cases of distressful • diSarrangement do exist, as those which are the consequences' of an habitual vice, can . any Man assume a better title to treat them than a regular Surgeon, resigning al i other Pradice for tfie Treat ment of these, and Concentrating his attention and studieS to this 'particular point ? In recent Cases of Infeelion, all Pain, Danger, and Dis tress may. be avoided, and in the lirSt sensations - of local Weakness, much future misery may be 'prevented, by such means of re-animation as will restore health and strength to the Constitution.. • Through - inconsiderate, neglea the slightest cases become important, but it is• the acquirement of exclusivc experienix in this line to, give -4 "safe and - permanent restoration, even when other Praditioners haVe . : The terms Of remuneration are precisely stated orythe first' interview, but no letters are answered unless a !lank Note is inclosed:, . . MARTIN ,BREt, , -• ' - . , Member of the Royal College of Surgeons is London. No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Terri!)le;bar., There is an , additiouat entra(tee in Water-street, adjoining tphie socPENCE ; F1C71:41.1.1A 'G-OPEICE, . March to, 13c6. r r rHE COMMISSIONER-Sten- VICTUALLING H 1 i yl.4 yE6TY.s NAV Y cl 9 bireby gipe N,the, That rs Friday, Mr7.ofh Yilriy treXi, fbry will,be,re.gy . to receive Ten , lert in writing (.7akt iip), for tuc4, pantitiet of the fof'loutin4 de. Acription of Ataves— Crovitil Danti t ie Pipe „Brandy ,: • , flopbttait Braik ,Dantzic Hambro' • • Stettin PTO. - • Quebec Staves. . , As the sespeenve Persons who make Proseilt ie)troof will eontraEt to deliver into the Vißnalling Store:, at . Dep.'/ rd and Plymouth, ito such ,proportions at shall I;e:recite). 'be determinedupon, one-hW by the - 3otb of No 7) - next, 4nd the remainder by the 3 its! !of yotruaty _next ; to be, raid. for Gy Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days alter date. The Conditions of the Contrad may be seen at the Secretary's OP. N. 8... No ,Tendt7 for a_ lett guar:tilt , tblzn Fifty Thousana Crown auttzie Fifes, Ten Tbox.tand C.;:own Danizic 13,4-andy s ,, ‘ T.uOty rho.us.znd Crown Dwrizie •IJogsie.7,l, or rw,enty.five .Tholisand Brack Da.qzi,r, Ilanthurgb, 4tettin, or Qiebec S,!aws, will ter schnittcd.-- • ' • No regard quill be bad to any Tender ir, lvhich the Price shall not be inseiledin words at-length; 57-, that shall rrit he delivered to•the Board be re •One v'Ck.c+ 1/7 the said Friday, the 2,qtb lune next, nor unless the ee;-.ton Peakei the Tr'7l ler, or some ,Perton.on his behalf, attends, to answtr,wh...a called for. .EAST INDIA 110U,SE, • Ilpy 1., 146. • T HE COURT IRECTOS of the UNITED COMPANY of MENCHAN I S of, ENG LAND tradinglo the Eat Indies do 1.7,:r0i.. give Nctict, - That a General • alio tf the said Co , npav Ivi/l .Ge 1.Je1.1, by Adjournment ; at their Houle, in Lea:lenhad-rtreet, (0 lki-dnesday the 21. a instant, at Eleven o'Cl?ck in ibe Forinewz.__... . _ NILLIAM :R4 M-S AV. 'Ser. DOCTOR HOWELL's POWD( RS. ITS.-EPILEPSIES; CONVULSIONS, HY ' STE RI CS, and all Kinds of FITS, radically cured by Dr. HO W ELL's POW D E RS. — . The Efficacy of 'these in valuable Powders has been abundantly roved by a great number of Cures performed on Persons of both Sexes, and of 411 Age's; many of whom bad been dreadfully afiliaed for a lung series of years ; and, having taken a variety of Me dicines, without finding any teiic:, wtre deemed by the F - culty absolutely incurable. ' The following Cases are seleCted from a very long List (which may be seen at the Doctor's House), and are attest by such. respectable Characters, that the smallest doubt ' Cannot remain in the mind of the most incredulous. The Son of Mr. Truman, of Giltspur-street, aged eighteen Yeari - , had Falling Fits from his childhood, but is now re -Bfored to perfect health by Dr. Howell's Powders.—Withess, AJ I-, Turner, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London, by whom they 'Were recommended. Mrs. Rebecca Green, of the SAvoy. Precinct, was more than 26 years afflicted with Convulsions and Falling Fits ; and al though she had been art 1n- Patient of St. Bartholomew's and b'uy's Hospitals, never received any benefit till she had taken 'Or. Howell's Powders, which perfeetly cured her. Witness, The Rev, Mr. Htint, Minister of the. Savoy. lvlr. Daniel Wix, of West Horsley, .Surrey, near 70 years • age, was for more than seventeen years so grievously al flieted with Convulsions and Falling Fits as frequently to aveten in a week, and, atter,every means were tried m vain L Y rhe must eminent of the Faculty, was completely cured L'Y Dr. Howell's Powders.—Witness, the Rev. Mr. Fuller ton, Minister of West Horsley. ,Miss Ann Williams, of Laytonstone, , Essex, bad violent Its from nerinfancy till she was sixteen years of age, when, IDY taking Dr. Howell's Powders, she was parfectly curtd. IV itness,- the Rev. Mr. Whaley, Minister of Laytonstone, I , v no- for this great blessing publicly returned thanks to the "‘intighty in his Chapel on the toth of November, i 799. . tlis This sovereign Remedy „is prepared, under the Patronage of Majesty, by Dr. Howell,.Fellow of •tlyc King's College, a nd is sold at his House, No. 78, High Holborn, London, dno where else, at ios..6d. a Packet,; in 'which is in closed a Treatise, written by the Doctor, on the above-men— tl"ned Diseases. Ail Letters, - post • paid, duly answered ; and the Powders •Sent to any part of the United Kingdom. ''his Day was published, In ramo.. price 55. bound, - the Fourth`alition, Of TXERCISES for the- MEMORY mid UNDER -1 STANDING; consisting of fables and Narratives, Se lections •on Natural and Civil History; with Moral and Re ligious Extracts in Prose and Verse; together with a Series of Questions adapted to the hook. • . By THOMAS an:LIM-IN HOLLAND. Printed for the Authors, and sold by 'Longman, Hurst, Rees, and 0 rine, Paternoster-row: " ['hese selections•are made with great judgment and with alaudable attention to variety, and contain a- great body of useful knowledge and elegant writing. Ihey are in our eyes valuable, on account of the great number of passages they contain in favour of humanity, patriotism, and religion." Monthly Repository, April, 18 ' :6: As above may be had, by the same Authors, • HistoriCal Questions, is.— Essays on. Anoent History. 5 - 5. —Geographical Ext.-16:es,, Alittent anilNlort:rn, as. W.—Sen tences from Science, Poetry, - &c: proposed tin Copies in Pen nianshiP and Exercises in Grammar and Composition, is. 6d. This Day was published, In (Mayo, Price gs. in bau - ds, the Second Edition, of Tr T x s C'ELLANEOLIS PLAYS: 4-VA ,. By lOAN:NATAILLIE. i'rinted for Longman; Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. ter•row. • . Of whom may be had, by the suite Author, A Series of Plays ;in which - it is attempted to delineate the stronget Passions . of tile Mind ; each Passion being the Subject of - a Tragedy and a COmedy. The lift& Edition, in z vols. Bvo. price tBs. in boards. TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1806# MAP OF THE UNItED KINGDOM. STOCKDALE - respeaftilly •informs 'the' Subscribers to his Imperial Topographical MA of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, that the Firt Part of 4hat Great ‘Vork, consisting, of a complete, Map of Scatlaild, will he ready for delivery on His Majesty's Birth-day, Price T wo Guineas. The remaining Parts, viZ. 'Englan'd and Wales, and Ireland, arein considerable Thrwardness. The Subscription still continues open for the whOle Work at only Nine Guineas. Piccadilly, May 19, 13e15. SALES OF ESTATES. • • •-.4 • ELEGANT; PLEASANT, and Rt RAL "FREEHOLD *COTTAGE and LAND, 'SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY -AUCTION, By Mr. STEWART, With irhinediate Possession, at Garraway's Coffee4muse, ors • . . Thursday next, May 22, at Twelve &Clock, .• • - . 9H'E pleasant and beautifil RESIDENCE, called • A. OX FED COVFAG F,,with the well adapted Offices, Stabling, Coach-houses, Garden, -F'leasure-gronnds, and se ven AcreS of Meadow I.and, suitable for the residence of a genteel Family, with immediate posSession, the whole in a most excellent sfate of repair; the well-adapted Furniture to be taken by vatuation.' Oited is situate about twenty-one Miles from Tolkm, en . a • Turnpike-road leading from God stone to Westerham, in theittost rural and pleasant, part of tht County -of surrounded by several Gentiernens' Seats, in 'a sociable. Neighbourhood, where FOx-hounds and I Harriers'afelsept. • ~ • To. be' viewed,: and Pa rticulars had at the White Hart, Colston e; the . Greyhound, Croydon; the Baptist (l e ad Coffci.,- house, Cliancecy 7 lane; Garraway's; of - Pitomas Loyv- - tort, Esti • Solicitor, Tetuple; and at Mr. Stevvares'Atiftion room, opposite A lbany,"Piccadilly. 'UPPER •NORI'ON-STREET, PORTLAND-PLACE. TO SOLD BY AUCTION; ' By Mr. STEWART, At Garfaway's Corfee-house, on Thursday next, ;May 2'2, at. Twelve o'Clook, • - E LEA S E of a Snligtantial ‘,.v ?Al-built HOUSE, , in good rcpair,..atid' Most eligibly situated, No. 63, Up per NortOn 7 street; near Portland:place, held for a term, of • 'which elven }cars are uneXpired at Midsummer next, at the low Rent of sit. per annum, now I,r under an agreement, which ceases to September next, when posse4sion maw he had, at 631. per ann. bt.it presturred to be of the.value of "Sol. per aim. The Premises contain five stories (inclUding the Basement) of two Rooms On each — Floor; front and back , Areas, excellent Coal CellarS, &c. lee. and are well supplied with the finest Spring and River Water._ The principal A partritent's arc fitted up with Marble Chimney Pieces, and handsctinely". pap:red. The view is .open bothin front atyl back, and extends ,to flathpstead, Highgate, &c. ; and tile iniinediat . c vicinity of the most agreeable ant( fashionable rides and.wallts renders the situation uncommonly desirable. ' To be viewed sevgn clat s preceding the sale, hetweed the hours of one and three, by 'Pickets to be had of Mr. Stewart; and particulars had at the Baptist Head Col Fee-house, C han my-lane ; • Garra w Cotrce-honse; and in Piceatt.lly. 'APMY. A N SIO N in a favourite:Old Re,giment,rnow in England. wishes. to dispose. of hiS Commission to • any Gentleman Who may meet the applubation of the Com m 'riding Officer, for 3so Guineas, to include ail Fees kt—' tending the Appointment. • Applications to l'cfc. Robinson, No. 482, - Strand, will be immediately answered. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Atty 9,18. A. . , . T HE .COURT DIRECTO,IL3 of the CLAWED CO MPANY 4111 ERGI-LINTS of E 1". ANO trading to .lbe Eau, Indie.ido&re.'l,giiie,Not;ce, • Thai at the General Court of toe iaid Conapabv 41p-poluted to'he held. at thew it u.rt, in Leadenhall- street, Sill IP4loriday the 11. st inst. at Eleven o'Cl:ek IA the .I?:.ren,on,• it will be proposett t(htt the said Court do - c.omfr , n the Suspension el the iti 4'edion of ire lithCbay•ter of the Bye- Latt,„'n order to enaNe.the Court of, Dirraors jo turchuce pr build 1' 'o Ships-i;7 of the Sir Ed. ward Hughes and Britannia. 'The Court - do also Oie ;V, flee, -Th.it at ilie.'.eo4 Gen.ral Cosa-Ka 71cti ,t qvill vl.rde jar aonevin,g- ' .S'ala,:j. tern' now t o the' 0,:;1?Ce of Recorder of Prince of ;land ; anilalsb 10/ en:- wig rhi' Courir t Pi,eaws to ,t 7 .,val . a•P;-,i,ion, not eA,,edi,ig Iv ;01, pet annum, to ant , Perot re,idei at Pxime If<iles Island, in the o/ Recorder, for av , time not.leit , thdn Ten Yea , s. 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