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London, England, 1806-05-27 00:00:00

MEMOIRS OF THE PRESENT AGE.
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THE FIRST BOOK of the ILIAD of HOMER.
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poetic 66110 n, that the famish d 01mpes was the place where
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--TIMAL I coataining the Biography of the refpediveAuthors,
an.; a Critique on each Play, by R. CUMBERLAND, Efq.
Author of the Weft Indian, &c.
This day was publifhed No G price Is.
THE Comedy of EVERY MAN IN HIS HU-
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PLAN OF THE WORK.

Every number will contain a complete play; and each will In.
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keep poffeffion of the Rage.
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"That this Court having oonfadered the Puperslald before it, molt
highly approve, of the zeal manikfted, and the conduß purfued
by the Court of Diredors, and regards a Erna adherence to the
principles maintained by the Court of Diredors to be indlfpenfw.
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Schemes of Conqueß and Eatenflon of Dombrims;...oseafures
which the Legifiature has &Aired to be repugnant to the will.
the honour, and the policy of the Nation ; and this Court doth
afore the Court of Diredtors of its molt cordial and salons fop-
port, with a view to preferve unimpaired the rights and privileges
of the Bait India Company." WILLIAM RAmsAr,

TO BE SOLD,
Poduant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, before John
Sprinpit Harvey, Efq. one of the Mailers of the [aid Court, In
the Public Sale Roan of the Court. in Southampton Buildings
Cissocery-Lane. London, in or about the Month of Aura
mat (of which timdy notice will be given),
1 ALEASEHOLD ES rATE, confiaing of Ave.
ral Hodes, fttuate in and near to Caitborpe Place. Chelfea,
in the C. Anil of Middlefes, and [corral Ground icons iffuing oat
of Hada in Paradife•ftreet and Calthorpe•place aforefaid, late the
Eltate of James Beattie, of York Brent, Covent Garden, Pocket.
Book Maker, deceded.
Particulars may be had (grads) at the fed Maaer's Chambers,
in Soutbamptcn Building; of Meffrs. Shepherd and Adlington.
in Bedford-Row; and of Media Debarry and Cope in the Tempt.,

READING, BERKS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr LONG,
On Thurfday next the lath Indent, at the George Inn, Reading,
at Three o'clock.
AVERY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, de-
drably Mute on the South Side of KM* ftrect, and near
the Market•place; eonsprifing two fpacious UwelUng Wafts and
Shops. with modern fronts. together with retest ten:molts, large
worldhop, Rabic and walled gardens behind the fame The above
Pectinles arc peculiarly adapted for a Brewer or Wharf, or any
banners requiring an extent of ground. being nearly three boated
feet In depth. forty feet in front and eighty feet behind, with two
powerful itreams of water running through the fame. The whole
will be fold in one or two lots, as may be agreed on at the time of
Sale. Part of the Premitia is in hand, and the remainder on leafs,
which will expire at Michaelmas Any. May be viewed by per.
moon of the 'tenant, and application to Mr. J. Riclurds,folici:or,
London Itreet. Reading, where particular, may be bad ten days
prior to the rale; at the Red Lisa, Hoonflow.; Bear Inn, Maiden.
head; °unwire Cakehoufet at the Place of Sale, and of Mr.
Long, Great Newport-ftreet, Low Acre.

TO BF. PEREMPTORILY SOLD. purfumt to a Decree and
fubkquent Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a
Caufe, Lord Radnor and Others againft Shafroe and Others, in
eleven Lots, before ALEXANDER POPH AM, Efq one of
the Mal er. of the (aid Cpurt,at the Public Sale-roan m South-
ampton Buildings, Chancey I .nc, Lot,clon, on Weelnefday. the
18th day of June, 18c6, between the hours of ten and eleven
o'clock In the forenoon,
QEVER AL FREEHOLD, COPYtiOLD, and
LEASEHOLD }STATES, fiturte in the Parifk of Down.
ton, In the v.cinlty of Salilbury. In the Count,/ of Wilts, cont.
priftngthe very eatenfive Lordfhip, Manor, and Borough of Down•
ton, and various capital Farms and Landt, containing about jOOO
acres, together with the Great Tythea of about 7700 acres, and
38 Burpge Tenements, the prefect rental about 3aool a year.
Printed particulars whereof may be bad at the raid Matter's
Office; at MeErs. Blake and Whiter, Effer.ftreet, Strand. at
Meffrs. Devon and Tooke's, No. to, Gray's Inn•lquare • Mr.
Woodgate's, in Golden.fquare ; Mr. Loud's, No. 6. Lincoln's,
lon New Square; Mein". Wbarton and Dyke, Lamb-buildings,
Temple ; Melfrs. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Alderfgate Itreet, Lon-
don ; and of Mr. Boucher, attorney at law, Salifbury ; Mr.
Heath, attorney at law, Chippenham, Wilts; Mr. James Self, te-
nant of New Court Perna ; and of Mr. Vim. Mow/land, tenant of
Paccombe Farm, both in the parch of Dowotun, aforefaid, who
will Chew the Eftatea.

REVERSIONARY INTEREST in a CAPITAL FOSTING
INN—A GENTEEL RESIDENCE for a LARGE FAMILY,
and MONEY on GOOD SECURMF.S.
By WILLIAM MOORE,
On Saturday, the yth day of June nest (beginning precifely at four
o'clock in the Afternoon) at the Hop Pole lon, in the City of
Worceller, by order of the Mignon under a Conuatifilaa of
Bankrupt,
Lot t. I,HE Reverfinnary Interefi in that very
deferable and well eltabilihed Inn, called the HOP.
POLE INN, iii the City of Woreefiet aforetaid (eapedtant so the
'cleteafe of a Lady upwards of SS year. of ate) The premifes
conaprize nine roomy Parlours, excellent vaulted and other Cfl ,
tare, large Hall, Lardcr, Bar, Bar Parlours, Laundry, ServatWll

Hall, Kitchen ,Back Kitchen, or Brewhoufe, a large Oa„ rden wa►
led in, and clothed with choice Fruit Trier, capital Stabling,
Coach Hooks, Granada. Holtlery, sAlier's Rooms, and other
' conveniences, an excellent fpacious AfTembly Room, wiM
claeftra and lobby, and $4 Rasping rooms. The whole completely
fitted up in the belt polible Rile foe • pelting houfe, iii which
'liable(' it ha been eftablifherrmany years, and is now let to Me.
Thomas Weaver, at the yearly rent oft yoL
i This Lot is held by Leafe tinder the Dean and Chapter of Woe-
! cefter, for • term of forty yearn reneer•lal, every f nausea,

, . . .
Lot a. The Reverflossor bow* in that ezecAling well-both
Freehold Dwelling-bode and Prentifes, Stuatc tntween the Hop.
I
; pole and Star net Garter lane. in the For.geto haat. In the Ctty
of Woreefer aforefaid (c:pedant nn the thateafe ~f the Crass Mi.),
and ettintated to be of the yearly value of yaL but oIVI to the ov•
cupation of the prefect owner,
Phi. Haute I. In a very ge-tee/ part of the CH', and St for eqy
bunnefe that requires roam, for the reS.lei.ee or a large fatally.
I.ot 3. The Itevertionary lon:reit In the fain t.. 1 too I. fecund
on the W........tier Water•warkt, baring lo•leti ate per cent.
I,n; 4. DPW on ro.7ol.fecured on the Kul ernitafter 'I urnpike.
; bearing the like intertit.
I ot r Ditto on tea fe the Droitwich Turnpike*.
beating the like intent!. ,
lba lett three Lot, are on the aware of the lane
Life as the twn preceding on
For d clew of the Prer fts. apply to Mr. Weaver, at 'he H ,p.
Pole. and Ibr further particularePto Mr. Street. Solica.rt e..,14.
.2,11 fr
pot-lane, London, of the Await,' ke(hury.
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