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London, England, 1805-05-03 00:00:00

. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTiON, •
,At tke London Tavern, Fotbole.ftreet, Plymouth, •-••• '
On Friday next, the loth of May, at ten o'clock In the forenoon*
(Purfuant to die direetions of the Commifflooers for SONO
Prizes),
THU FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
/1,020 OX and COW HIDES, in the Hair;
40 Bala, containing aOOO DRY HORSE HIDES;
And 464 TANNED HIDES.
Part of the Cargo uf theSpanills /sip NOSTRA SENORA JOE LA
REGLA, alias EL MERCURIO, (detained on her voyage from
Montevidea to Cadiz, by His Majefty's Ship PHOINIX, THOMAS
BA I ER, Efq. Captain).. •They are of a remarkable good quality;
and being the only remaining likies in this port for fele, arc parti-
cularly recommended to Tanners and others.
Alfa, the beautiful frigate-built Ship NOSTRA SENORA DE
LA REGLA, alias EL MERCURIO.
•
. • AChittafuring 242 Tons.
She is American' Tuppofed. Philadelphia-built; has a Figure-brad,,
and is copper-fheathed ;. fie flows a very large cargo, and fails
uncommonly Taft—fs particularly calculated for a letter of marque
or running dip in the Streights,Weft India, or African Trades,
and will rreeqquire no more than a COSMOS Outfit.
For Catilagues. Inventories, an/ further information, apply to
Peter Tonkin, Erg.. or
Mr..roHN HAWKER., Merchant in Plyinouth.
A Depolt of 25 per Cent. will be requift4 at the timeof Sale,
(In Cad or Bank of • England Notes,) and the remainder before
the delivery of the Hides or Ship.
Plymouth, April 16, dos. , • . '

.• . • t. SUSSEX
Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, extrmfive MANORS,elegant
Mention, Park, and ((went eligible Farms, at Stanfted.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By MR. WELLER,
At Garraway's Coffee.houte. on Tuefday, the 1I ft of May, 180 S,
at Twelve .o'Clotit, • --
THE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED.
-a- with appropriate Offices, very owners= Gardens, .extenfive
Walls' covered with fruit trees,. Confervatorles, Hot•houte, Pi-
nery, Suceeffion, Forcing, and Green honks, with the Manor
and Park of Stanfted, containing zOOO Acres, fifthly dillinguithed
for irs beautiful Scenery, extenfive and diverfified Profpeds, both
of Sea and Land—the Park embellifited with oruerneutalTimber,
Temples, Lodges, and charming Cottages Ornee, together with
the feveral Farms of Lodge, Broad Read, Woodlands, Pond
and Grounds,the Canal and Meadow, horfe pafture, and Sindall's
Farms, with- the bold and Whitt-Nue Foreft of Stanited, far-
rounding the Park, amounting •in the whole to upward. of 4754
urns, in an eicellent Rate of cultivation, of which poffeffion may
be had inunediately. • •
Jn point of fituatfon It appears to embrace every objes that Is
defirable—retnarisibly healthy, amply fuppfted with the fineft
fpring water, in a neighbourhood highly refpedable, of eafy com-
munication with the metropolis, at a good diftance from a port
town, where feveral coaches paft daily, the roads good. The Eftate
and Manors abound with Game, near two capital Packs of Fox
Hounds. and in a Country much retorted to for Field Sports. •
Defcriptive particulars *ray be bad after the a4th of April, at
the Principal Inns of the Adjacent Market Towns, of Mr. Bain
bridge, No. 65, Guildford-ftivet; Meffre Bromley, and Bell,
Gray's Inn, and Chapter Coffee-I-route, London ; Edward Dawn,
Efq. Stanfted; Meffrs. Butler, Havant; and ef Mr. Weller, at
his Genual Agency Office, Chieheller.

MR. CHRISTIE" has the honour refpeftfully to
inform the Nobility and Public, and the Lovers of the
Fine Arts in particular, That on Friday May t 7, and a following
days (Sundays excepted) he will SELL. by AVCTION, on the
Premifes, by Order of the Proprietor, without referee, the mag-
nificent and truly.vaitiable Colledion of PICTURES, 'the pro.
duCtions of the great Artifts of the Britith School, known as the
Cole Sion of the SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, for Med under the
fpirited direCtions, and with unbounded capenee, by thole
promoters of the Fine Arts, the Mars. Boydells..
Bird
jultly admired Piet urea, in which the Poetry of our great Bird bas
hit-Milted occafinn for a proud difplay of national talent, comprife
many of the happieft efforts of fuch deceafed artiits as the immor-
tal Sir Jofbua Reynolds, Wright of Derby, Hodges, Romney, Ha
milton, Wheatley, Kirk, Ramberg,and others—the rarity, as weU
as the excellence of works, mutt infure thcM a diftinguifbed
place in the collcd'tion of the connoiffeur. Among the fpirited per-
formances of living genius are the King Lear by Mr. Weft, and
various by Barry, Northeote, Opie, Treiham, Fula, Hoppner,
Smirk, Stothard, Peters, Rigand, Weftall, Boydell, and A. Kauff-
man, and that admirable let of Cabinet Pidures, the Seven Ages,
by Mr Smirke; • bail.° renew°, by the Hon. Mrs. Darner, aod the
grand Intro rclievo, the Apothcofis of Shakfpeare, by the late Thor.
Banks, Efq. R. A. Many of the above Pidores are of the Cabi-
net Gee, and the remainder will be found worthy *teas for the
large faloons of the Nobility and Gentry, or the halls of Incorpo-
rate B or for exhibitions in dlftant parts of the kingdom.—
The Gallery is open till the rtth of May, ft being the lath time
'the public will have an opportunity of viewing it as an entire col-
Seaton. Catalogues may be hid u above.

SHAKSPF.ART. GALLERY, PALL-MALL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
On the Primifes, on Monday, May 2S, at one o'clock, by order
of the Proprietor, without referve,
rriOtE capital, fpacions, well•known, and moll
defirable LEASEHOLD PREMISES, the SHAESPEARE
GALLERY. Pall Mall—being a fubltantial and elegant :tone-
fronted building, eredled upon a peculiar conftrudtion, and fine-
proof—comprifing a (parlous Bore room on the ground floor, and
a capita! range or three grand exhibition rooms over the fame, 122
feet long by 25 feet wide, with lanthom lky.llghts ; admirably
fuited for the purpofe or exhibition or nuEtion rooms, or for any
bufincfs where prernifes on an ex:et:dive fcale are required. Held
for 64 years unexpired, at an cafy ground rent. Particulate may
be hod oat the premifes ; at the Rainbow, Combat; and of Mr.'
Cl:riffle, in Pall •MaIL

STA FPORDSHIRE.
FOR POST FIVE and PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At the Great Roca's, in Pall Mall, on Thurfday, May asd, at
one o'Clock,
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
SUONAI.L HALL, confining of a Stone built Modern
Man Gen, with numerous attached and detached Offices adapted to
the Villa and elegant Fcrme Ornee, capital Walled Kitchen Gar-
den, Hot-hotife. Green-houfe, &c. &c. and Two Hundred and
Three Acres of Land of the firit quality in a Ring Pence. diverli-
fled with Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, in the happieft Style of
Nature. The Manfion is (rated on a bold eminence backed and
(bettered by full grown Plantations and riling Grounds from the
North, and commanding Profpeets over the Park-like Home
Grounds, and so Mite,, in extent over a Fertile, Populous, Healthy,
and finely Broken Woody Country,abonnding with Game, fine
Roads, Field Sports, and Oentleineb's Seats. The Eftate is fubdi-
aided by Sunken Fences into convenient Inclofures, and inter.
iperfed with luxuriant Clumps and Plantations of large Spreading
Fnreft Trees. The Plcafurc Grounds continued through the de-
melne WWII, in all the variety of Engin!' Landfcap• Gardening,
and terminated by CApmeer, a natural Lake fed by an abundant
Stream, and Cgirted by Hanging Oak Woods which are refleeted on
it. pellucid furiace of coo Acres, and contranol by the molt en-
chanting open Views. Taftc, Genius, and Mechanifm, have been
molt happily exerted in decorating this charming (pot.
Situate two miles from the Market Town of Ecelelliall, adjoin-
ing to the Cbefter and Mail Coach road from London; nine miles
From Stafford, eight from Stone, (and a navization), nine froth
Newport and Market Drayton, 31 from Neweaftle, a; from
Shrewfbury, 38 from Chcfter, and 140 from London.
The Houfehold Furniture, Live and Dead Stock, may be taken
at a valuation, and poffeffion of the Pilate may be had imme-
diately, or in four or fix months, at the option of the purchafer.
May be viewed on application at the Manfinn, and printed par-
tieuhrs to be had of the Printers of the Stafford, Birmingham,
Shrcwfbury; Manchefter, Gore's Liverpool, and Wool mer's Exe-
ter P.,pera ; at the Rainbow. Cornhill; and a Map of the Eftate
may he lien at Mr. Crt.twell's, Printer, Bath; Mr. Jolla Futter
Arehltal,Livti pool ; and in Pall-MalL