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London, England, 1803-04-26

GRIAT GRIMSBY ELICTION.

Sir M. W. RIDLIY moved the Order of the Day
for taking into further confederation the Report of
the Committee on the Great Grimffiy Elation ;
which being read, he moved, that John Simplon.
the Mayor of that Borough and Returning-Officer
at the late Eleition, be called to the Bar.—Order-
ed, and any Counfel attending on his behalf.
No Counlel appearing on inquiry—John Simp-
fon was put to the Bar, and the charge read over
to him ; the purport of which was, that he had, as
Returning Officer at the raid Eledion partially
and unlawfully rejeded votes that ought to have
been admitted, and admitted thofe which ought to
have been rejeaed.
The Svcs a a.—John Simpftsa,what have you to fay to the
matter alk:dged againft you
The Clerk went to the Bar, and toot down his snfwer In
writing, which was afterwards read to bizn, and was to the
foftovring purport:—
" I ant a poor mos, and have a wife and five children. I
rent a fmall farm about coL a year, ,sol. which Tuo to quit
in a Mart time. What I have done proceeded frees Ignorance,
for which I am very Cony, and beg jmnion of the Houle far
having offended it by my miftoodudt.
He was ordered to withdraw.

Sir M. W. RIDLIT then Paid, that from the
man's anfwer, and his appearance, be was inclined
to think he might be aauated more by ignorance
than evil intention, and he was therefore ready to
look on his offence with a lets rigorous eye, than
he had done at the firß view of the bufinefs. In
executing the trult which had been conferred on
him, he had followed the mode of proceeding
adopted in the cafe of Shoreham, and would nut
longer trefpafs on the Houfe than to make bis mo-
tions. He then moved the two Refolutions of the
Committee.-
0 That John Simplon, Mayor and Returning-014:er of the
Borough of Great Grimlby, had, at a full Conte, Ste. *dad
wink the Refolutions of the Hoak, and committed • breach
of the Privileges of the tame.
° That on the day of Eleetion, be had aped illegally in the
execution of his Me, and in breach of the Privileges of the
Houk."

The Refolutions were both agreed to.
Sir M. W. RIDLIY then moved—
• That the fad John Suntan, for his laid offence, be taken
into the euftody of the Serjeant at Arms attending the Houk"
—Ordered.

A New Writ wu ordered to be hued for the county of Not.
tiodham, in the room o• Lord W. Cavendilb Bentinek, With
once his Eledion, has excepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
London, England, 1803-04-26

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To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNilf of NOTTINGHAM.

OZICTLEMEN,
AS the Government of Madras, to which I
have lately had the honour of being appointed, and the
Duties which it requires, render it impoffible for me to fulfil
thofe of a Member of the Houk of Commons, I have thought
it incumbent upon me to take the neeeffary means of vacating
my feat in Parliament, and I have now to acquaint you, that I
have no longer the honour of being one of your Reprefentat:ves.
On divelting myfelf of that troll, I muft requelt you t•i ac-
cept my molt grateful acknowledgments for the favour and
confidence you have [hewn me,by having twice placed it in my
bands ; and I beg you to be allured, that I am molt particu-
larly fenfible of the Indulgence I frequently experienced from
you in the courfe of the period during which I held it, when
my profeffional ditties interrupted the regularity of my atten-
dance on thofe of the nation tp which you had railed me.
I felt that I fhould render myfelf unworthy of your Mend-
fhip and indulgence, if I knowingly abufed them, and I could
not reconcile it to my feelings to hold Co high a true, the du:ics
of which I knew it would not be in my power to perform.
I therefore take my leave of you for the pre'ene, becaufe I
am of opinion that I might to do fo : but the recolleftion of
your partiality to my family, as well as to myfelf, encourages
me to believe, that you will not blame me for avowing that I
cannot renounce the hope, that if, on my return from the haft
Indies, a proper opportunity Mould offer, I may be again
thought worthy of having once more the honour of repro-
farting you in Parliament. I am, mutt fincercly,

_ .
Gentlemen, ..
Your obliged, faithful, and affeCtionate Servant,
London, April 20, 1803 WILLIAM BENTINCK.
London, England, 1803-04-26

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEE.DINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, APRIL *3.
The Hoak in a Committee of Privikges,
Heard Counfel, and examined evidence In the Cbandos caufe,
and Warr. d further proceedings until Wednefday
Read the (maul Bills on the table in did: refpettive Rages,
ani adjourned till to-morrow.
London, England, 1803-04-26

IDINSUROM ROAD BILL.

The Hon. Mr. DONDAS moved the Order of the Day, far
taking into further confidention the Report of the Committee
ao the Edinburgh Rood Bill.
General MAITLAND oblaved, that leveral mean ear
proyements might really be neadary opal the high Roads in
the county of Edinburgh; but he was of opinion that fuck
improvements were parchafed at too dear a rate, whoa per.
chafed by injußice and partiality. k was to the manner that
fuck improvements were to be carried into ere& that be oh-
jetted. The whole examen were now entirely and escladvely
to be paid by a few indaftrions men, he meant the farmers of
the county of Edinburgh, by taking off an exemption which
hitherto =Med upon carts carrying manure through that
earacety, an exemption which had aifted upwards of ,to yarn.
He elmeght.thet in common jaßke, if the mikes meant to
the reeds, they aught to take fame other method to
the mosey; and fed a one as would Dot bear fo hard
the firma's. He did not mm to fay, that that let of met
eagle not to bear any mere el the espenee of repairing the
roads. but that the whole of the money about to be raife/ fee
thee purpofire, aught by no means to be takes oat of the poc-
kets of the poor, inftead of the rich. He moved, that the /314
flboold be rocormaitted, and propofed, that the chute taking
away the nemptione mould be improved; and ha had Ofthen•
titian in thinking, that U that point be rectified, the rumen
Omani be rated In properties to the tax on carriages ufed by
Gentlemen for the mere purpofes of luxury.
The Loa o A ovocsr c of Scotland infifted that the Farmers
of the County reaped the benefit of thole reeds as well as
say other Members of the community, and that they ought
to contribute towards thee general improyemeses. He knew
of no ream why they had enjoyed rack examinees for wide ,
a pedal them so Team 11 Gentlemen have too king and
molt notaßly enjoyed there *damages, while the Roods were
maintained at the mean of otherindividnele; and now, when
k is prepsfed to bring back the regulation to a jolt principle,
they melt unjuttly oppec it, as U they had oo memos of repay-
* deadeyes.
Mr. DICIIIIIMON. Mr. HOIST, Bad silo W 111.141Litea,f ;eke
in favour of the Farmers.

The Haw Mr. MINIMS 8114 CAIINTIi MAITLAND (poke ac
enatidesable length In [smear of the DIM
Tbe Houle divided..• Foe the ite-coeniakment, 65...-
Agana It, 64.
The Coaunkteee d Ways and Mate and Supply was
fermi till Wcdocklay.--Adjuranali
London, England, 1803-04-26

N.dU7 WAG INIELLIGEACE.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 24 —Yrfterday orders came dcwn for
the fhipwrights and other artificers of the Dock V: rd, to go on
in the ufual way.—Yefterday and this morning two of tl•e long
coaches, full of the River riggers, puffed through this town
front Klmolze for London, the time for which they were en-
gaged being c xpired.—Cantc in the Lot.if.s brig from Dublin,
formerly in the fcrvice.
PORTSMOUTH. APRIL 2S—This morning filed the CAL-
CUTTA armcd tranfport, Capt. WODDRIFPT ; and the OCSASI
tranfport, with convict,, and a detachment of Royal Marines
on board, for New South Wales. Remain at St. Helen's, the
AMPHION, of 32 guns, Captain HARDY ; and the PIGMY Clll-
- Wurre. Captain osw Lc) has t alien the ecini•
mand of the ACASTA frigate, vice Wool).
London, England, 1803-06-14

HOUSE OF COMMON&

A new writ was ordered to be Med for the elealon of a Mem-
ber for the Borough of Newport, in the County of Cornwall, in the
room of George Richardfoe, Efq deceafed.
A perfoo from the Navy Oface pi-dented the Third Report of
the Commitßnnen appointed to enquire into Naval Abides, which
was ordered to be printed.
An Eitimate vets prefented of the expence of repairing and int-
rroving the Port of London.
The Houfe In a Committee went through the Bill tot vetting in
Troika certain lands in Northamptonihire (Jr ereaing Maga-
tines for his MaJeßy's Ordnance. Alfathe Mb Ships bssning
IA; the Lan ladia Shipping Bill; and the Scotch Milida BUL
's Le Reports were ordered to he received To-morrow.
The itifh Revenue Bill was read a lint time, and ordered to be
road a ft caul time t 0... arrow.
The ]tail for preventing malicious Shooting and Wounding in
Ireland ta as read a fecoad time, and ordered to be committed to-
MOITOW.
The R cfolutiona of the Committee appointed to confider tree r.
' for the Consolidation of the Cullom.. were read and approved of.
Mr. V At' SITTAI If obtained it.3l/C to bring in • niu fur merman
the Number of Breit% Seamen, and to remit Foreisntra to terse
on Board Ws Majefty'a Navy, and ti a..ait in rt =dog Trading
Vedets
The BPI for crafting a new Work•heter, in the ref& sf St'
James's, Wettm niter, WAS taaCt4.4 LI be read a fecoud thus to.
morrow (Ca:night.
London, England, 1803-06-14

TUESDAY, JUNE 1,1., iBo3.

VICTUtILLING-OFFICE, yurie 1,1803.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS 41147E5`77": NAVY, do hereby give Notice.
That on Friday the 17th inftant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders, in writing (fealed up), snd treat with fuch Perfons as
will undertake to furnilh whatever FRESH BEEF may br required
for the ufe of His Majefty's Ships and Wilds at Plymouth and
Torbay (on feparate Contrails), for Six Months, from the tft July
to the 3tft December next inclufive, and to be paid for by Bills
bearing Intereft ninety days after date. •
Th, Conditkat of the Central* may be firs at the Secretary', Office,
rot doh ee, or by applying to the Agent of the Aid Coststilesers at
Plyntetribor to the Colleflor tithe Opals at Partssenat,is ibe CNOtty
11-1, a, refpextively.
i all Prelim who may Minh proper to made 'reader: rpm the fail
waft", are *fired to tale sake, that we regard will be bad do any Ten-
der is which the Pricefball ad be inferted is words at length, or Mat fiat!
sit be delivers/ to the Board lefore One o'Cloci, a the fail Friday the
1716 1101 unlefi the Perfo• who soak; the Tender, or Aye l'erfon
es bit -ha ffattendt, to copse, whew ealledfer.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Ynne 9, 1803.
'THE COMMISSIONERS for VIGTUALLING
HIS 11.147ESTrs NA PT, de hereby give Notice,
That on Fridliy the Bth of July next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders' in writing (Rabid up), and treat for the
iag,on feparate Contracts, of SEA PROVISIONS, RUM, and
FRESH BEEF, to His Majehy's Ships and Varela at the bands of
GUERNSEY and JERSEY conjointly, for Twelve Months cer-
tain, and further until Six Months warning (hall be given on either
fide for the termination of the laid Contracts. The mode of pay-
ment to be by Bills bearing Intereft ninety days after date.
The Conehtion, of for Contrails may k fern at the Secretary' Office,
at this Cif cc, or by ernying to the Moller' atGrernfry and yerf.y
refikaively.
And all Perim: who way Minh proper to male tenders *NI the fail
veering are ikfwed to tale testier, that as regard will be had to any Tess-
der that fialba.t be dekvered to the Board before Ow .'Clad s4e fail
Friday the Bth e next, nor km* the Perlin who main the reader,
or fart Pert. ,ss his kbalf, attends to geyser, fir him tams tailed fir :
and that AM Tenders al austsin extravagant Price' rpm few Artists ,
and Pram much inferior to the real valve upon others, will he inajdered-
at improper to be sissified.
London, England, 1803-06-14

BY PARTICULAR DESIRE.

The Lift Night but Oise of LOUISA of LOMBARDY.
ROYAL CIRCUS.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, JUNE 4, 18°3,
....._ will be prefented agr:and Difplay of.
_______

HORSEMANSHIP and TIt3HT ROPE DANCTNO,
By the Intrepid Equeftrian, and Monf.
And, for t►e 14th time, will be performed, an entire new grand,
Vocal and Pantomimic:al Tale of Enchantment, (with New
Mufic, Scenery, Machinery, DreSes, and Decorations), called
NUMBER NIP;

Or, THE ELFIN KING OF THE GIANT MOUNTAINS.
(for the allth time) wi'l be rung In Charatter, by Mr. SLADI6II, a
new temporary Lyrical Effulion, defcriptive of the late IN-
STALLATION; of KNIGHTS of the BATH.
And, 44th time, the popular new Grand, Serious SpeCtaele, (with
new Mae, Scenery, Machinery. Dram, ice. &r.) calla*
LOUISA OF LOMBARDY ;

Or, THE SECRET NUPTIALS.
Louifa, Mrs. PARKER.
ittr On Friday deer will be prefented a Grand Spedizele, in
which a celebrated Performer from the Continent will make hie
lira appearance.

FREEMASON'S CHARITY FOR FEMALE CHILDREN.
MESSRMESSRS. JONES and CROSS, of the ROYAL
S.
CIRCUS, St. George's Fields, having, with their ufual libe-
rality. granted a BENEFIT to this CHARITY, the ENTERTAIN-
MENTS of that place will be prefented there on THURSDAY
EVENING NEXT, whet) It is hoped that the Governors and
Friends of that Infiltution will countenance and fupport the liberal
views of the Proprietors of the Royal Circus on that occarton.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
• Ws Royal Highoefs the PRINCE of WALES,
Her Grace the Duchefs Dowager of RUTLAND,
And Vilfeountefs of DUNGANNON.
ON SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 18, 1803,
A PUBLIC BREAKFAST,
-

At COMBZILLAND GAIUMNS, VOOIMALL.
For the BENEFIT of Mj4 RANDLES,
The wonderful Wach Mufical Child, from Wrexham, Denbigh-
.

Wm aged Three Years and aHalf.

M..s Randles will play feveral Airs with Variations; Rondeaus;
Duetts, with her Father, on the Piano-Forte: and her Father, who
Is Ni id, will perform on the Harp. The Band of the Royal Den-
im:lake Militia will attend in the Cadens.
Tickets Half-a-Guinea each, to be had of the Porter at Sir W.
W. Wynne's, St. james'aquare.
MiG Randle* has had the honour to play to the Wined* of
Wales and the Prince(' Ourlotte at the Concerts of Lady Wil-
liams Wynne, Mrs. Crewe, Lady Harrinwon, Lady Northwick,
Lady Le Defpencer ; alto before Mr. Solomon, Mr. /Emmett, and
feveral other eminent prole:Menai Men • and has been suttee:fay
admired as the moR extraordinaryMteal Genius, of her age, that
,:as appeared.
London, England, 1803-06-14

TWO POINTERR LOST.

STRAYED. on Sunday lan. from Perryflow-lane,
near flydenbant, Two Pointers, coupled together, the one a
White Bitch, with yellow fpots. anfwers to the name of Juno; the
ether a Birk Bitch, with fpeekled feet. anfwera to the name of
D01e..-Wkoever will bring them to Mr•Hine, Green Grocer, No. B.
King ibCrt.Weininiter ; or to the Greyhound, at Sydenhans, fhall
recdve One Guinea Resinrd ; and dog-keepen detaining them,
arta dab mice, will be profecuted,

" Thus Beauty dillies In richeft,fairelt Dyes,
" Blooms on the Cheek, and fparides in the eyes."
THE unrivalled qualities of the genuine Gowland's
LOI/00, as a fah. mild, and elegant Preparation, far the re-
moval of all Eruptions from the Pam and Skin, and for improving
the moa delicate Complexion, have long been known to the
Fatkionable World, and many thoufands of rank and diftindion
pm adopted, continued and recommended its ufe ; the confequence
has been, that lonic perfons have obtruded on the Public a fpurious
imitation of the Lotion. To prevent injury and diiappointment to
the Miffed, it is neceffary to Rate. that the Omnibus Lcidon can
only be bad a[ Mrs. irlfiCeNT, No. 4, Davies-Ikon, Grofvenor.
Apure, who is e foie PoS fforof Dr. Gowl nd's MS. Recipe.

. •
N. B. It removes Teeters, Rinpworma, and San burn I Cafes
and References to Perfoits of the firft Autbority, may be had by
applying to Mrs. Vincent, N 6.4, Daides-flreet.
field by bleu Vincent as above' in Q2arts Es. 6d. Pints see 6d.
and Half Pitta as. pd and by Iterappointrnent at Bacon and Co.'s,
40. 130, Oxford-ftreet:-Rqpre, No .6s, Cbeapfide; and the repu-
table Venders of Medicine all over EillOpC.
London, England, 1803-06-14

ARUNDEL.

For SALE at the Cullom-ifMtfe,Aru----ndel, on Thurfday, June t 6,
1803. at E'cven o'Clock in the Forenoon, in foodry Loot,
'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ:
11. About set o Gallons of GENEVA
343 Ditto BRANDY For ptinte Cfc.
♦0 Ditto RUM
112 Pounds SALT
N.B. The Goode may be viewed the day before, and Morning
of the (etc.—Twenty-Ave per Ccnt. will be required as a Depofit.

FOR SALE AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, RYE,
On Markley the t6th day of June, 1803, at eleven o'clock In the
fozenosa, in fundry Lots,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz:
About mom Gallons Brandy, legal Rrongth for Dealers

4400 Geneva } For private ufe
3603 Brandy
94 Wine
6 Bottles Compounds
321 Pounds Tca
sad Salt
312 Currants
at Coffee
af Settrch
az Pieces Painted Paper.
The Goods may be viewed the day before and morning of Sala.
ay per Ccnt. will be retwired as a lconftt.

To GROCERS, TEA-DhALEILY, and CHthuniaONGxnu.
TO BE DISPOSED OF, in a Market Town not
more than 6o Mlles from London, whore there ha large
perman.•ut Garrifoo, an exceeding good new-built DWELLING-
HOUSE, including a fpacious SHOP, in full Trade, in all the
above &sachet, with every convenience for carrying oa the fame,
whole:Ede and retail, on an extenive kale, which may be taken,
and entered on immediately, or at Midfummer.--The Stock in
Trade, Fixture,, tea at a fair valuation.
Letters, posit paid, addreffed to A. B. No. 3, Crefcent-place,
Bridge-ftrect, Blaek'riars, will be forwarded to the Advertifer.
N. R. No application but from principals will be attended to.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mars. DRIVERS,
At Guraway's Cate-haute, Change Alley, on Tuchlay the
allth day of 1803, It Twelve &Clock,
AFREEHOL ESTATE eligible for Building,
adjoining to Pope-Brent, In the Parlor of Eldora, in the
County of Kent, In the occupation of Mr. John Greys, who has
notice to quit at Mkbasimas nest, totalling of a Barn and Lodge,
and about 36 Acres of rich Arabic and Meadow Land, lyingf very
compaet—Printed Particulars may be had at Garraway s ; of
Melrs MacdoogaU and Hunter, Lincoln's inn; and of Mcßrs.
Drivers, Land-Surveyors, he. Kent Rood, near London.
London, England, 1803-04-19

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING's BENCH, APRIL a.
SITTINGS BEFORE LOAD ELLINISOLOUGH AND •

SPECIAL JURY.
LORD KEITH V. PRINGLEb z
This was an adtion between the Noble Plaintiff)
and the Defendant refpeeting his right to a (hare's
of certain prizes.
Mr. ERSKINE obferved, that the Counfel on both
fides had thought proper to make a cafe for the
opinion of the Court, upon the queftion between
the parties, with leave to turn it into a fpecial Ter-
did, if it (hould be deemed advifeable. A verdiet
was taken tor the Plaintiff for 841. fubjed to the
opinion of the Court.
London, England, 1803-04-19

NAUTICAL INTRLLICENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY....WIND W. S. W
All. DIM All. DOi
Dublin s z Hambargh o I
Waterford z s Dutch 0 c
French o z

PLYMOUTH, APRIL r7.—Fridaylaft the Putp,c
Flt [MUCK, of 64 guns, after having been haulsi
down theharbourfor Commiffion thefethree weeks,
was put into Coustuiffion as a receiving and cot•
valefcent 'hip.

Doves., APRIL 18.—This morning the Dv Cu Itt
or You, Captain WATSON, failed for Calais, with
Mr. RAMSEY, Mr. FEARNSIDE, and Mr. TAXI,.
The QUEEN CHARLOTTE fails next tide v.ith Mr.
LOWNTE, Mr. CASTENSBLE, Mr. ivloaass, Mr.
Cannon, Mr. CASTELOW, Mr. Sine, C. Sr.II
LING, and Mr. DE BERMAN!). Arrived the Pu.
Farr Usiox, Captain Moscov, from Calais, with
General M‘litazis, GERALD FITZGERALD, Mr.
BIRCH, Mr. Dor, err, and ten other paffengers.
Arrived the Poifon Volant, from Calais, with eight
pallingers, and twelve cafes and 38 bags of foreign
coin ; the Choice, Captain HEIRRY, arrived in cur
Roads from Bourdeaux, and landed Captain CORE.
von Blume, Captain EDGC OM 8, Lieutenant Tao.
was Myra : a great many troops had been raiN
at Bourdeaux, but the opinion of the merchan::
is, that there will be no war : the Englift families,
who had fettled at Fluflung and Dunkirk fince the
peace, have begun to come back, inconfequence of
the French taking pollefGon of the former place ;
the Nance cutter, brought over Captiin LADD and
family, from Flaring this morning, .where every
thing is at prefent condolted as drift as in the wzr,

Susie:sass, Aram 18.—The Unseats has at.
rived from Chatham and gone to the Great Nore,
where fite now lies: Ike is one of the thips intended
to defend the Mouth of the River Thames. The
Hon. Captain ELPIIIIIrPOIIa Ft-sums° is appoint.
ed to the command of the Eorrrissse, lying
here ; the is the largeft frigate in the Navy, her
keel was laid down by the Freud for a go gun
alp, it may therefore 111; eafily fuppofed how
amazingly large the is. The people belonging to
the Dock-yard worked yeilerday (Sunday) the
fame as any other day, from five o'clock In the
morning until half paR (even at night, and every
thing is carried on here with the greatefi fpirit
imaginable. The Ratsoaaaza and liftairrana,
two thips which a very ikon time ago were quite
in a fiats of ordinary, are now ready for fea, a-
cept men : it refieas great credit on the aaivity
of their officers, and every officer here.

DEAL, Aram tB.—Arrived and fetiled foe the
River the Martha, LYWISOTOis from Dublin ;
and Thames, from Demerara ; and the
Row say man of war, and DADALos frigate, with
the Earl Indiamen, from Plymouth, and remain
with his Majefty's Mips, and feveral outward-
bound veffels.—Wind W. N. W.
London, England, 1803-04-19

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, APRIL lA.—Yellerday a number of
convilts were taken from Newgate to a tranfport,l
in order to take their 'mirage to Botany Bay.
Monday morning, a fine child, ten months old,
belonging to an inhabjtant of Henryfireet, was
(mothered, by a fervant inadvertently turning up
a prefs-bed, in which the child was lying.
KILKENNY, APRIL I I.—A perfon was fired at
and wounded on the agth of March near Webbf-
borough, in reeking poffeffion of Tome lands, and
it was confidered as fufficient grounds for palling
prefentments under the White Boy Al, that the
county was in a hate of difturbance.
Our Affixes. ended yeflerday. There were eight
records in the county, none in the city. They
were all mere Jury queftions. There was only
one of any weight, BRYAN V. LORD CALLAN, for
wine rates. It was fuppofed that it would !aft the
whole day ; but after examining two or three wit-
urges, a verdict was taken by content for t Soot.
Subfcriptions were entered into at the Affixes to
a large amount for races here in the rummer. They
are fixed for the latter end of June.
It is very furprifing that at this very critical time,
the Fifefhire Fencibles, a very fine regiment, fhould
be difbanded here. This town, for a fortnight palt,
/las been in a conflant Rate of terror and alarm
from the continued fcenes of riot and drunkennefs
occafioned by above twenty recruiting parties fent
here to pick up there dilbanded men.
London, England, 1803-04-19

HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR.

Speedily will be publithed, in Two VOIUMGII Octavo, price One
Guinea in boards,
THE HISTORY of FRANCE, from the year
1790. to the Peace with Great Britain, concluded at
Amiens in 1801.

—By JOHN ADOLPHUS, Efq. F. A. S.
Printed for G.Keariley, Fket•ftreet.
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in boards,
The HISTORY of PRA/ICE from the Brit cftabliduncat of the
Monareby to the year 1790.
's• The above Works together form a complete Hiltory of
France, from the year aao to the year doz.

Next Month will be pablifhed,
Eletantlv printed on a New Letter, call on purport, for the
Wori,and on Superfine Wove Medium Paper, in Twenty-

one Volumes Odtivo,
THE PLAYS of WILLIAM SNAKSPEARD.
With the Corrations and Illuitrations of various Com-
mentators. To which are added,Notes by SAMUEL JOHN-
EON, and GEORGE STEEVENS.
The FITTS EDITION, carefully printed from tie Copy left
for publication by Mr. STILIVSNS, and rewired and augmented
by ISAAC Ram.
To this Edition sill be prefixed, a Portrait of the Author,
engraved by NZACI.C, from a Painting in the poffeifion of the
late Cloaca Stearn/11, E.g.
Printed for the Proprietersof the farmer Edition.
London, England, 1803-04-19

POLICE.

ROW-ST a r T. —Yefierday •nn4l, Trsaidell was
crirr.rni!ted trial ar the net: AlEaes for Surrey,
un th- charge of having been r.f the wilful
r.f Ler n: tlc 1).t.1:41d .Ihe r,
a; . the on morn
of toe 3I ti of March lad, Witt. nctivcred cf
child. in the pr;vr iirc;.f, honfe, at Cie f•:1-
vny Water Cate. :inJ .cli 1.1*;1• .titer
aiivc 'Lucia by faux :via() hcard is cries;

when dircovered, it had te►n brickbats upon its bn-
dy, but did not appear to have fuftained any ma-
in i.tl injury ; it however died in four days after-
w.rds,s.ind upon opening itt head, it was found to
hav,-, received fume braes.

---
UNION Hatt.—Yellerday the two perfons be-
longing to the prefs gang, who were in cuilody,
one tor wounding one of the police officers in the
head with his cutlafs, the other for an afikult, were
brought up, and the life of the wounded man be-
ing declared out of danger, were admitted to bail.
Guitsmatt.—Yciterday a man of genteel ap.
pearance underwent examination on fufpicion of
having Ilolen a mare, the property of a gentleman
in the county of Surrey. The prifoner was corn-
mitred for trial.

......
Three journeymen carpenters, of the names of
eke, Pear/on, and Rudd, in the employ of Mr.
Rolfe, builder, of Broad-fireet, attended by virtue
of warrants, charged upon the oaths of their em-
ployer and others, with negleCting to fulfill their
contraets, to finifh fome hooks in Skinner ltreet,
Snow-hill, and with going into the employ of other
perfons, in the fame ftreet, to the prejudice of Mr.
Rolfe, when Luke was adjudged to be imprifoned
in Bridewell for two months, and the other two
for one month each.
London, England, 1803-06-13

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Hanovia, MAY 28.—A proclamation is kat pub. 1,
tithed, Rating that the difference's between the Crown
of England and France are of fuch a nature that they
concern only the former, and can in no ways relate
to his Maissirr as Eleltor, and State of the Gernia-
nie Empire. His Majesrv, in that particular qua.
lity, abides by the treaty of Luneville, and has a
right to tepee that that treaty will procure perfelt
&Icy for his Germanic States, in a war foreign to the
Empire. The preparations he has made are there-
, fore aridly defentive, and his Mai ssry, in his qua-
' lity of Eleitor, will take no part in the war. We
have reafon to hope that by the interference of Ruffia,
our country will not be involved in the horrors of
war ; and as the French troops have been tight days
on our frontiers without attempting to proceed far-
ther, we prefume that fume negotiations in our fa-
vour are already going on. Our espettations are
ftrengthened by the intelligence that lit Moroni,
the Ruffian Minifter at Berlin, has been ordered to
repair to cur Regency, while M. FOR SDI aNN, Mini.
fter from Rullia to the Circle of Lower Satony, has
been &felted to proceed to the Duchies of Bremen
and Verden.

- -
Feawceroar, JUNI s.—'ire Hanoverian army
has advanced to Ofnabruck, occupying the countries
of Hoy:. and Diepholtz ; thofe troops that were in
the Duchy of Lunenbourg were to march to Bremen
and Verden, puffing their out•pofts to the frontiers
of the Duchy of Oldenbourg. A large corps of
cavalry at Ofnabruck was to have been advanced to
Bentheim, but upon information being received that
the French had arrived in that neighbourhood, they
were counter•ordered. General W411.'400114 who
commanded the Hanoverian troops in the campaigns
of 1794 and 179 y, is appointed Commander in
Chief, and is to ettablifh his head-quarters at °lila-
bruck.

rARLIANENTART PRuC&EDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, JUNE it.

The Lotto CNA NV. LLCM took the Waadrack at tour, Wilta a
Map ow fent to the COMMON! to deicetbe attends:cc at that
Hide at the Bar. for the parr& at hearing Ws Majeftja Coot-
minion read far declaring the Nord Aleat (*Leveret NUL

• The 5P1411,11 being e'er to the Aar, Itia tAtiene'eCommilhon
oraa rat The LOUD C &&&&&& Loa. lard WALSINOIIen, and
Lord Atte AAAAA were the Geonativores.wbess the Roral Affent
imagines to the Mb Coons of Lae. , the Coat Defence. the land
'ran Redemption. and the Corn Exportation Indemnity Bills, and
liftr4, wen ahem The formal Mk am the table re
nt%%e un read
in their Writhe Rages. and the Hook 'diseased to y
London, England, 1803-04-21

This day was publithed,
la Four large Volumes BTO.Witi2 Ninety-Ox ens Maw, defend,
engraved, Price 31. 3s. in Boards,
I)ECREATIONS in MATHEMATICS and
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY; containing amuang dif-
fertations and enquiries concerning a variety of (*eels. the
moft remarkable and proper to excite curiofity and attention to
the whole range of the mathematical and philoropkicalfeimees;
the whole treated in a pleating and eafy manner, and adapted to
the comprehenftatt of all what arc the &aft initiated in thole
&knees. viz.
Ari hmetie • Mechanics Optics
Geometry Acoustics Magic
Trigonometry ARronomy Geography
Chronology Dialling Navigation
Arehitofture Pyrotechny Pneumatics
Hydrottaties Hydraulics Magnetifm
EleGricity Chaniftry ho. kc.
Eltft compared by M. Octeem. of the Royal Academy of
idenees. Ac. Faris; lately recomporel and greatly entarged,in
a new edition, by the celebrated M. MONTI/Cl.* ; and now
tranflated into Englith, and improved with many additions
and obkrvations, In four large volumes octavo,
By CHARLES HUITON, LLD. and P.R.S.
And Profeffot of Mathematics in the Royal Military Aca-
demy, Woolwich.
The excellence of Osage:Ws Recreatfons. as improved by
M. Montuela—the dittinguithed and very learned author of
the Hilary of the IVlathemative--bas Induced Dr. Hutton to
Undertake a trenftation of them; and to render it dill more Me-
tal to the Engliftt Reader, he has augmented the work by the
addition Manny notes, remmfat, and diffenations, relating to
feveral particulars which have been omitted in the original, and
arbkh the Reader will find difperfed throughout the prefent
tranaadon. In this work wink found an tart and familiar ac-
count of every thing the melt wriufing and. modem in all the
knocker of the mathematical and phliorophical &tenets.
Primed faro.lCeetlley, Pleet-ftreet,Lenden; Dell and Brad-
fate, Edinburgh; and Bra& and Reid, Glargow.
• • The paraders of this work in parts are requefted to
ea4lete their feta with all convenient erpedition.
London, England, 1803-04-21

:ESHIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr CHAPMAN,
On Wednerday, the 4th day of May next, at the Baptift Head
aroatelioak in Chancery-lane, London, at Twelve o'clock,
''HE MANOR and ESTATE of WOOD-
-- BURY HALL, containing in the whole Ooe ThouGand
Three Hundred sod Sixty-eight Acres.
The F-ftate is very camped, and &sate In the Parilh of Gam-
lingay, Two Miles from Potion, Six from Bigglefwade, Seven-
teen from Cambridge, Fifty from London, and Four from
(R&M-bridge, as the Great North Road, from whence the
River Ouk is Navigable to Lyra.
The Manikin-horde and Oakes are in compleat repair, and
fit for the immediate reception of a Family.
The WI round the Mani/on-bode Is remarkably dry and
healthy, and the Turf is as good as an Race Ground; the
Gorden is Mewled equal to any In the Kingdom for Its Fruit.
The Woods, which are in hood, and at a bearable &fiance
from the Manliou-haute.are good Shaker for Game, of which

there is a varier, on ttie Manor.
Particulars may be had,after the loth of April, at the Cham-
bers of Mr. Graham, Ns 6, Lincoln's lan; by W. and J. Black,
Middle Temple; at the principal Inns at Paton ; the Cock,
at Eaton; the Wh Wharf, Alconbury Hill; the Fountain, at
Huntirvtion ; the Rant, at Newmarket; and of Mr. Chapman,
at the &mitt Head Coffee-hook , Chancery-lane.
N.B. The Gardner at Woodbury Hail will (hew the Hoare
and Premifes about it, and the Tenants will thew their refrac-
tive Farms

CAPITAL ES FATE AND MANORS, NORFOLK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SMITH,
At Garraway's, on Wednefilay neat, April ay, at Twelve
o'Clock, in Three Lot.,
'THE MANORS of INGOLDSTHORPE,
A WEST HALL, SNORING-HALL, PAKENWAM,
and JELHAM HALLS, with the lines, get-Recta. and Ina-
rounides belonging to the fame, extending over near soon Acres,
in a fine Sporting Part of the Country, with a fpacious fubltan-
dal Manfion•houfc, In good Repair; commanding a bold plc-
sterdque View of the Mate and the Sea, with numerous Of-
fices, Stabling for Fourteen Horfes, and 'landing for Four Car-
riages, Gardens, Lawn, and Piantadons, abounding with
Game. With a valuable Freehold ESate, containing 13;6
Acres of "mod rich Meadow, Mara, Arable, and Wood-
bed, principally within a Ring Fence, with excellent Fitting
-
waters, (likable Farewhoufw. Yards, Barns, and Out-build-
Inge, &sate in the Parities of ingaidithorpe and Dreengbam,
near Snetdlbatn, Ten Mlles from the capital Market Town of
Lynn. and Seventeen from Burnham Market. and Swaiham,
In the County of Norfolk, let at Rents, and of the Value of
atool. per mourn.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Stamm, near the nate;
of whom Particulars may be had so daylse previous to the Sale.
Alfo at the Crown, Stoke; Cale, Dewaham • Chequers.
Brandon; 8011, Barton-Mills; George, Thetfold; Crown,
Swift= ; lUnee Head, Norwich; Bell, Bury; Duke's Head,
Lynn; Ram, Newmarket; Red Lion, Hockerill; Bath, Brit-
tol; White Hart, Bath; at Gurraway's; and of Mr. Smith,
No. 61, Broad-ltreet.
London, England, 1803-04-21

NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, LEICESTERSHIRE
and STAFFORDSHIRE TURNPIKE BONDS, SURRY
IRON RAILWAY, and GLOM Affursnce Shares, &c.
MONTHLY SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SCOTT,
At Garraway's, 'Change-alley, London, ou Fetlay, May 6,
at ['wive o'Ctock,
THE LEEDS and LIVERPOOL CANAL ;
Thirteen Shares in this eltablithed and much refpofted
Concern, paying EL per Share, and expeßed to increafe.
The Forth and Clyde Navigation; Five Shares in this prof-
perous and highly iotproving Work.
The Grand Junetion and Paddington Canal, Shares, sad
Half Shares the Tonnage is eonfiderably increafing.
The Shropfhire Navigation ; with advancing Dividends.
Alfo, Shares in the Peak, Foreft, Aftan, and Oldham, Wilts,
and Berk+, and the Oakham Canals.
Ten Shares in the Story Iron Railway; and Ten Subfcrip-
lion Shares of zo.:1. each in the Globe Affurancc-
Leicetterilire Tolls ; Four Bonds, amounting to 13901. bear-
ing intereit from 31 to s per Cent. per Ann. fecund on the
Turnpike Roads from Alhborne, Burton Bridge, Allaby de la
Zoech, &e.
Partkagars may be had at the Hen and Chickens, Birming-
ham; the Bear, Rmding; White Hinge, Uxbridge; Hatelsett's
Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, Lud-
gate-bill, London ; who is commlfilossed to difpolk of Shares
in various Navigation, Moss, Btc. by Prints Contra&
London, England, 1803-04-21

come a Candidate for that Town, might go to the
EleCtion as Coon as poffible, before thefe
could have effed.—The Motion was agreed to, and
the Bill ordered to be printed.

STATE OF THE NATION.
Colonel PATTEN faid, he had given notice be.
fore the recefs, of his intention to ftibruit a Motior,
to the Hoofs on the State of the Nation. The no.
Lice he gave was conditional. but he was rather
embarraffed as to the line of conduft he fhoulci
adopt, in confequence of what fell from the Char,.
cellor of the Exchequer yefterday. lie did !lot
with to give up his motion, nor would he bring it
forward, if he expelled a fpeedy communicatkr,
would be made to the Houle. At prefent, he
hould fix his motion for Tuefday next, referving
to himfelf the power of withdrawing it if he illould
think proper.
London, England, 1803-04-21

MATCHING, ESSEX.
TO 1W SOLD BY AUCTION,
By MeIIis,HODSKINSON, ABBO'T'T, and Co.

At Garrawars Colfee-houfe, London, on Tucfday the tab of
May neat, at fweive &Clock,
A COMPACT FREEHOLD, and fm3ll part
COPYHOLD FAR M,Gtuate in the Pori& of Matchiiig,
within two miles of Harlow; containing too Acres, or there-
abouts, in the occupation of Mr. Chalks Martin, Tenant at
Will, at the low rent of td.

Printed particulars nay be Dad of Mr. Wade.S•Jkitor, st-
mow • at the Grain Man Harlow ; and of Mars HAIM; 01,
Abbott, and Co. Arundel-11mA. 1..00.100.

orrEtir and WALTER BELCHAMP, ESSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Meters. BODSICINSON,
ABBOTT' and Co. at Uvraway's Collce•houfc, London, on
Toefday the toth day of May nest, at twelve o'clock,
N eligible Freehold Farm called &FETTLES,
A in the Parilhts of Owen and Walter &lchantp, three
miles from Clare, and five from Sudbury. coofifllng of about
go Acres, held by Mr. Richard Prat, on Leak, for an utter-
pired term of Sic Year.), at v ichaelmas nee, at the low Rent
of &I.—Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Wade,Solkitor,
Duonsow; at the Bell, Haverhill; Half Moon. Clare ; Ram,
Long Melford; Swan, Sudbury; and of Mars. Hmllkinfm,
Abbott, and Co. Arundel.ftreet, London ; where a East of the
Mate may be fees.

HA WKEDON and SOMERTON, SUFFOLK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By M.lrrs. HODSKINSON, ABDO IT, an,. Co.
_ _

At Gsreaway's Coffee Houle, London, on Tuefday the loth of
May neat, at to o'Clock,
AN ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD and fmall part
AN
COP Y HOLD FARM, (85 Acres), caUed the DEA N, in
the Pennies of Hawkedon and Somerton, about to mgt.' f one
Bury, and 7 from Lang Milford, in the occupation of Mrs.
Sarah Pettit, on Leafe *for an unexpired term of fix years, from
Michaelmas next, at IV. per Annum.
Printed Particulars may be had at the Bell, Haverhill ; Half
Moon, Clare ' • Rain, Long Melford ; Swan, Sudbury ; Angel,
Bury; of Mr Wade, Solicitor, Dunmow ; and of Metres.
Hodfkinfon, Abbott, and Co. Arundcl.ltrect, London ; where
a Plan of the Farm may be fern.
London, England, 1803-04-21

Lately war pubillhed, in two parts, rice's.p
A TREATISE on OPTHALMIA, and thofe
Difeafes which are Induced by Inflammations ache Eyes,
with New Methods of Cure.

By EDWARD MOORE NOBLE,
Surgeon, Birmingham.
Soli by Robinfons, Paternofter-row, London; Creech, Min-
btugh ; and bi•Knisle„ Dublin.
.....___

This day was publiated, price as. ditched,
A REPLY to ACADEMICUS ; in a Letter
.1- .1. addrefed so tie Km Mr. Melted, WI. A. Pam of
King's College, .111 Cambridge.
Ey rPIRILPIftraf the Nev. Dr. KTPLINO,
Dean of Peterboro,gh.
London: Printed for T. Hoof, 32 Paternofter-row,
Aad fold by J. Night:as. Cambridge ; and J. Todd, York.

CUPdBERLAND's POEMS.
T ACKINGTON, ALLEN. and Co. rnott re-
freetfigni inform dm Public, that the new EcEdon of Mx.
CUM ,ARLAND's celebrated Poem entitled CALVARY, or
the DEATH of CHRIST, was this Day pabliased, very neatly
painted in two Pocket Volumes, and ornamented with Engra-
vings, price sac in boards. At ;he Temple of the Mates, Finf-
bury-femast,allo nuty tie Wailhpublithed this day, in a large Vol.
Ilva price is. 6d. in boards, Lackington, Allen, and Co.'s Cata-
logue of Ardent and Modern Roof s for the Year zing, primed
at their uliallow rue for ready Money.
Libraries purchated on a plan which inform their full Value
no the feller.
London, England, 1803-04-21

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 22,
will be prefcnted doe New Comedy, called
JOHN BULL ;
Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE.
To vetleh will be added, the New Melo Drama, called
A TALE OF MYSTERY.

This Evenier—.(by Command of their Majefties) John Bull;
with the Deaf Loser.
London, England, 1803-04-21

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN I.ondiln, April 14, 1803.
THE refult of the Billet yelterday has realifed
the hope with which my lift addrefs to yen concluded, aid
conferred on me the firft objeCt of my ambition—that of a feat
in the Diredlion of your atairs. Oppreffed with the feelings
which your kindnefs has infpired,l can only entreat you to ima-
gine for rate, all that the derpelt gratitude can fuueft, to accept
the fineere affurance of my unalterable attachment, and to be-.
lieve that my uttnoit faculties than he exerted to justify and de.
Cave the confidence you have p: aced in me.
I have the honour to bc, with the greateft refped,
Ladles and Gentlemen,
Your truly obliged and fiithfultrumbiefervant.
J. HUDLESTON.
London, England, 1803-04-21

TO BE LET,

ACAPITAL INN, in full Trade, and may
be entered upon at Midfammer or Michaelmas next.
Btuated in a central part of the largeft trading Town in the
Kingdom; with very extenllve Buildings and V..ults, Lancia
tocurran a Wholefale Wine Trade. The Owner declining the
fame on segment of 11l health. Has no °Nation, if required,
to let cute half of the money remain on good (murky.
For paniculars apply to Mars. Wilfon and Walterboufe,
Swan with Two Necks, Lad-lane.
London, England, 1803-04-21

The Wonderful Effeift of STIRACIA'S ITALIAN OILS,
for the Growth of Hair.
SIR—A very old Friend of mine, the wrong fide
of Sixty, who had been bald many years, having ken the
furprifing dial it had on my Family, particularly on a Son of
mine (a man grown), who had eery little Hair from hie birth,
inducing him to make trial on a barren foil, it has fueeccded be.
yond his molt fanguine expectation, be has got a new head of
hair, Rod has Id ci' his wig; alto Mr.johnfoo , of Wapping, who
had a boric that the hair had hem off his knees two years, it has
made the hair grow both thick, and of its natural cokes.
I am, Sir, your's, &e.
T. WHITWORTH, Chtirch-ftreet, Hackney.
To be had wholefak and retail at the Proprietor's hook
No. pa, Newman-ftroet, Oxford-II:vet; and by his appoint-
meat at Golding, Cornhill; Williams, Pall Mall; Humphreys,
Oxford-ft:vet ; Haley, Tidaborne.ftrect ; at sa. a pot, or Mass.
a dozen.
London, England, 1803-04-21

OPERA MASQyERADE.
MR. WAY CE has the honour molt rerpett-
fully to inform his Friends, the Nobility, Gentry, and
the Public, that he continuos as Wind to fupply all kinds of
Dreffes for Matquerades, at his Warehoufe in Panton-ftreet,
the corner of Osendon-ftreet, near the 1-laymarket, where he
will he happy to receive their commando ; sod where Tickets
for this evening may uow be had.
London, England, 1803-04-21

WIFE or CHILD of RICHARD AMIES, DECEASED.
IF the Wife or any Child of RIC HA RD AMIES,
bete an Entity* in the 57th Regiment of Foot, who died at
Trinidad ill the Month of July left, will apply to MelfrA.Waril,
Dennetta, and Greaves, Covent-Garden, they will hear of
Something to their Advantage.
N. B. The fold Riebard Amin% until the Month of Sepeein•
Pier I Sot, lived at or near Haidock, in the County of Hsu.
London, England, 1803-04-21

This day were publithed, Price as.
(Cenlldaably enlarged fine thdr flat appearance in the
LI JOURNAL),
ESSAYS on the POPULATION of IRELAND,
and on tile Charadlcrs of the

By a Member of the lett frith Parliament.
London : Printed by and for C. and R. Baldwin, of New
Bridge-ft:eft, Machinate.
London, England, 1803-04-21

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADIZS AND GINILCAILN,
PERMIT me to take the earließ opportunity of
offering my molt grateful Thanks for the Honour of the
Support I received yefterday, at the Election at the India I
Haute. Although from the pre-occupancy of the Ground by
leveret day Candidate,, who engaged numbers of Votes that
I have juft reaton to believe might othervrife have ban glvta
In my favour, I have fecarwithout Surprise their fuperior aunt-
ben upon the Ballot, yet the fpontaueous Support afforded to
me by many Proprietors, to whom I had no recommendations
but my Piddle Services, and the high refpettability of their
are a fource of unfeigned Satisfa&ion to me, and
aCrtafiava4encouraging Indication of the more effectual Sup-
port I may hope to receive in future.
There Reftetions induce me refpeetfully to (lenity my In-
tentioes of offcring myfclf to your Notice whenever another
Vacancy may happen in the Direttion, and to repeat my At-
tained, that the fame zeal and attention which I for many
Years gave to your Afraid, (hall again be executed for your
fbould you be pleated to canto upon me the hookers
able Trull I mean to folicit.—l have the honour to be,
!Attics and Gentlemen,
Your molt faithful and obedient Servant,
Stratford•plaea, April x+.1803. lOHN BEBB.
London, England, 1803-04-28

KEARSLErs ORNAMENTED EDITION of
SHAKESPEARE.

TC)be bandfomeiiininteilirrnall ORavo, on
a fuperine Foolfeap Paper, and Hot-praffot—Eaeh play
go be atabeilifbed with Defigna from the P$ turn and
Drawings of Loutherboorg, btothard, Trefham, and Weftall,
Royal Amdemidans ; and of Mars. Marlton, Burney, and
others.

To be Engraved in the firft ftyle of elegance and beauty,
by .Angus, Arinftrong. Brumley, Croniek, Delmore Milton,
04, Parker, Kalmbach, A. Smith, A. R. A. Skelton, and

warren.

The drl2 Number, enntaining the Tempeit, of this elegant
Petition of the Plays of Shakefpearc, will he publiihed on Satur-
day the 3oth of Aprll, 1233, with two Engravings by Melfrs
Broadt7 and Parker,frunt the Dcrigna of the late Mr. Sherwin
and Mr. Stothard.

The (mond Number, the Two Gentlemen of Verona, wil
be publilhod on the fotowing Saturday, with two Engravinp
by Mars. Anker Smith, A R. A. and Warren, from the Do-
tips of Mars. Trelhant and Thorfton and one Play will he
pubUfh,d every Week MI the Work is completed, which will
be In forty Numbers or leis.
The price will be Three Skillings each Play. A few Copies
on large Paper with proof impriSoas ut the Platt's, at Six
Tbe Teat will be correded by the haft Edition of Dr.
jobufon and hie. Stoevens; and at the end of seek Play will
be a Sekadon of their Notes, as well as drat of other Com-
mentators, Independent of verbal Qdricifm, Multrative of the
Text, the Manners and Cultorns of the Ale in which the
Poet lived. _

/11 MANLEY WOOD. A. M. of Exeter College, Oxon.
When the whole of the Plays are publifhed, ooe or two
N miters will be devoted to the Life of SbakdPeare, with a
fine Pa trait from the molt authentic Pk2ure; the Preface of
Dr. Johnfon ; and other preliminary Matter, deirable In a
complete Edition of the Dramatis Works of our Immortal Bard.
Loucks ; Piawd for U. Kearacy. Flect-Rorer.

IRON RAILWAY, and LOBE ',Mural:ice Shares, &c.
MONTHLY SALE.
TO BE SOLb BY AUCTION—By Mr. SCOTT.
At Garraway's,iChange-alley, London, on Friday, May 6,
at Twelve o'Clock,
,TI'HE LEEDS and LIVERPOOL CANAL •
I. Thirteen Shares in this eftablithed and much refpedel
Concern, paying 81. per Share, and caneeted to increafe. '
The orth and Clyde Navigation; Else Shares in this prof-
perous and highly improving Work.
The Grand Jun Lion and Paddington Canal. Shares, and
Half Shares the Tonnage is confiderably inereating.
The Shropihire Navigation ; with advancing Dividends.
Alfo, Shares in the Peak, Fore& Afton, and Oldham, Wilts,
and Berke, and the Oakham Canals.
Ten Shares in the Sorry Iron Railway; and Ten Sul Crip-
tion Shares of socL each in the Globe AlTurance. .

Leicciterildre Tolls ;Four Bonds, amounting to ispoL bear.
ing intereft from j to 5 per Cent. per Ann. fecund on the
Turnpike Roads from Allabome, Burton Bridge, Alkby de la
Zoncis, Ste.
Particulan may be bad at the Hen and Chickens. Birming-
ham; the Bear, Reading; White Horfe, Uxbridge ; Hatchet's
Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garrawars ; and of Mr.. Scott. Ludo
gate.hill, London ; who is emzuniflinned to difpolk of Shares
in various Narigations, Eftates, &c. by Private ContraCt