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THE SUBSTANCE of • the SPF.ECI-1 of the
Right lion. WILLIAM PITT, in the House Of
Commons, on Monday;;Mily 234, on the Debate on the War.

Sold by G. do,l W. Nicol, Book-sellers to Nis Majesty,
Pair-10;01; and J. ftspernc, Successor to Mr. Sewel,
Cornhill, •

NI•W MUSIC.
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market,
R. MERELLE's PETITES PIECES, for,the
4.v1. Harp, price 35. •
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Three Sonatas, for the Harp. by E. Guilbert, price its.
A Concerto. for the Harp, by E. Guilbert, price 75.6 d.
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Beetnovep's Trios, No. r and 2, each

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AVINDICATION of the CAUSE of GREAT
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VITZ HAROLD, the Reformed Milian-
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By I-lANNAH.StACI E.
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May 17, 1803.

WAR.
To the OFFICERS of HIS MA tESTY's ROYAL NAVY
and ARMY. •
JOHN BURGESS awl SON take this early op.
portunity, in.the renewal of War, to solicit the favours
or their Friends, the Officers of the Royal Navy and Amity,
wom they had the honour of before fitting out.
011icerS going to the East or West Indies, or upon a Sta-
tionary Situation,• can be provided regularly with Stores, as
will keep good in'any Climate, upon the shortdt notice.
Families in general are respectfully informed, they have
lately imported a iaree quantity of Parmesan, Gruyer, and
Chapziger Cheese, reach Moutarite de Wile,. New Salad
Oil, Gorgona Anchovies, New French Olives, Capoot Ca-
pers, Westphalia Hams, Rein Deers Tongues, Vic. dr,e.
Warehouse, No. to 7, -Cotner of the Savoy Steps, Strand,
London.

CAPITAL Otll ESTABLISHED INN.
MO be dispo6ed Of, with • immediate Possession,
• a very capital Old Established Inn, on the Borders of
South Wales, now in the occupation of the Proprietor, who
wishes to. retire from Public-Business.
The DWELLING HOUSE is die greater part lately re-
built, and consists of three Dining Rooms, with suitable
Parlours and.Ord-chambers, exclusive of Servants Rooms,
excellent arched
.and other Cellars, and complete attached.
and d:tached' Stables, Coach-houses, and other convenient
Offices.. •
This douse has been occupied by the Proprietor upwards
of Tbirty Years; is well situated 'ter Post Work, having a
complete Trade; and from its eharader, and connections,
forms' a concern well worth the attention of Innkeepers, or
any person wishing to,engage in that line of Business.
' Furthet Particulars may be known by applying to Messrs.
Hill. and Meredith. Solicitors, No. Is Gray's-Inn, London,
at whose Office a Plan of the Premises may be seen.

QUALIFICATION FOR KILLING GAME.
• FOR SALE•BY PRIVATE TENDER,
.rrWO Pieces of exceeding rich MEP:HOLD •
FRESH MARSH LAN 0,. exonerated of Land-Tax •
containing, by achueasurement, 3o Acres, ROW, Yerclies,`
little more or less ; situate in, the Parish of Ivy Church, in
.Romney Marsh, now in the occupation of Mr. Edward
•Smith, under a Lease which will expire on the sjth.of
Ur-
tob.r, 1136.8.; at .the yearly, Rent of ;$0
• Inquire of Mr. loseph.Selby, Aitorney, Sandwich, Kent ;
or Mr. .lohn Rainier, Stock-broker, nirchin.lane, London. •

AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE in SOUTIi WALES.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A CAPITAL MANSION, situate in the Lower
Part of Cardianshire, by the River Tyvy, fit for a
Faintly of Rank and fortune, and with it about a3o Acres of
rich and valuable FreehOld tl rounitt,. and also (it desired) an
.adjoining Leasehold Property of netsity thesime quantity.
The valuable Demesne is surrounded with good Public
Roads, adorned with Wood and. Water, and abounds with
h and Game.
Applications (post paid) to Mr: Scarletti No. 3.49, Strand,'
'London ; or to Mr. Penny, Bookseller, Fore street, Exeter;
with whom arc the Particulars of the, Mansion, and will be
'immediately transmitted to the Proprietor. •
Half the Purchase-money may remain, if required.
N.B. The above Premises will be no more advertised, but
Notice in this, Paper will be given when sold.

WEYMOUTH, Dpttsvr, •
TO 13F. SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
By JAMES RICHARDS,
On Tuesday the ,4th Day of lune, at the King's Heat!-
. Inn, in Weymouth, in such Lots andui,der such Condi-
tions as will be then produced,
A .LL that newly-ereded, strong, elegant and
N. extensive Buildinf, comprizing large and convenient
Underground Cellars, Iwo Dwelling-houses, Counting.
house, and other Conveniencies, every way calculated for the
Mercantile Business, , the saute being situated on the Quay at
.the Easternmost extremity of %Vey mouth harbour, where.
Vessels off,o6tlßurthen may conveniently load and unload.
Also the Fee of two Stables and a Case i-house adjoining.
in New-street, now in the Occupation of Daniel Luce, under
three. Separate Leases for gg Years, at the yearly Rent of as;
lid. for each of the said Premises. .
Also for the remainder of a Term of 21 Years (six of which
are unexpircal on flu...4th !tine 18031, a Messuage, or Dwell-
ing-house and Garden, together with a large .Bake-house
adjoining, in Conygar-lane, late in the Occupation of Richard
.) add.
Also One-fourth Part or Share of the Sloop Prosperous, of
the Barthen of 36 Tons or thereabouts.
Also One-eighth Part or Share of the Sloop Pilot, of the.
Earthen 0136 Tons or thereabouts.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Samuel Weston, or
to Messrs. Tizard and Henning, Solicitors,' Weymouth.
N .11. The Sale to begin at .TWo o'Clock is the After-
noon...

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ABBOTT, •
At Garraway's,- on Saturday, June IS, at Twelve, unless
an acceptable otter to purchase privately is previously
made,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, at KNOT's GREEN,
LOW LArl'ON„ Essex, near the five-mile stone;
.comprising a substantial and elegant Villa, with suitable. OA"-
flees, Coach-houtes, Stables, Fore Court Yard, Lawn, Plea-
sure round, Garden, in part walled, Green-hous:, Grapery,
.oot-building, and five Acres 'of excellent Meadow Land
alto a Copyhold Garden Yard,. -Out-huildings, and a small
Piece of Waste, lett-
on Lase to John West, Esq. and now
in the occupation of Pearson -Walton, Esq: at ssi: a-year for
fourwen years, and 591. a-year for a farther term of twenty-
five years, but of thc annual value of liol.
To be viewed by permistion of the Tenant upon the Days
specified in the Tickets, which may be had of the Auctioneer.
Particulars may be had at the Place of _Sale ;_ at the Black
W
bird, Layton ; Nag's Head and Chequers, althamstow ;
Eagle. Snareshfrook ; Brewers and W :cite Hart, Woodford ;-
Bull, Wanste.cd ; Green Man,. Laytonstoos ; White Hart,
Clapton ; as ad at Nil% Abbott, No. Sheplund's-mittket,

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