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London, England, 1803-05-23 00:00:00

FURNISHKD LODGINuN.

WANTED for a Gentleman, ilia Wife, two
Children, and Maid Seri.ant. They mini e nfif of $
fitting-runm, and two bed roomi. The diflanee 'rum town
from as to 25 miles, in a pleafant and healthy fituation, and if
in the •icinity of a trout (tram, the more agreeable. It will
be required of the ferrai.t of the houle to cook for the family,
Front a guinea to a guinea and a half per week will be glien.
and I Etas (i.oft paid) derailing particulars addrd?ed for A. B.
at Millialtotep Coffee-bonfe, cornet of Gray's Tun Gate, Hol-
born, will be attended to. _ _

ToTIMBER DEALERS, BUILDERS, WHEEL W IGH

AND OTHERS..
To be SOLD by AUCTION—By JOHN AYRES, •
On Monday the 23d of May, 1 8:3. at Eleven alClock, by Mai
d r of the Proprietor, lying at Mr. Stcyrs Wheelwright's-
yard, Wandfwortb, Surrey; comprifing
A CONSIDERABLE Q24utity of.prime Oak
Timber, fquare Oak Scantling, Oak Polls from s to to
Feet long, Oak Cant Rails, Park Paling from 3 to 6 Feet long,
Oak Plank, Oak Cart Stocks and Spokes, prime Ituta of F.liki„
Elm Board, Elm Shoeing Fellies, Alb 'limber, Plank, Shake,
Copfes, Coach Fellies and Spokes, a Inch and st Inch Yellow
Deals, so Field Gates, Come ironed, fevers) new Light Carts,
Mefiage Carts, Waggons, Ploughs, Cow Cribs, 4 new Laddtra,
Iron Garden Rollers, sad other

The whek to be foW without referee.
May be viewed. and Catatoguett bad on the Ptemifea, Three
Days preceding the SAle ; and of Mr. Ayree. Plootulfdttch.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr.'A3IOTT, •
On the Premifes, on Wednef4ay, May 25, and following Dot,
j'HE valuable MATERIALSof SOMERSET-
HOU§B., Ifleworth, conveniently Simard fur Watt
Carriage, being at a few peed from the Thames, and widdo
a sort dlitanee of the Grand junction Coal; coofitting are
great quantity of found boarding, capital oak and Sr timbers,
clean dial Roars and Rain, panneled wainfent, plate and crown
glafs Gibes, Stutters, doors, grand oak itaircafe, dada pod
wainfcot, marble and Portlandcbimney pima and dabs, dotal
and °milky (quarts, Yorklblu and Purbeck pavements, to*
dem Imo railing and wrought gates, Root coping, and • Own
variety of other uleful building m wish.
To be Tinted two days before toe Sale, and Catalognes may
then be had on the Prernifes ; at the Crown, Reading; White
Node, Uxbridge; the Sun, Klrgfton; and Owraways; ad
Mr. Lero. x, Surveyor, Newington CoMmon, Hackney; and
of Mr. Abbott, No. 23, Shepherd's Market. Piccadilly.
N.B. In a wort time will be Sold by Audtion the Land undet
aodfurrounding the Building, admirably adapted for Country
Dwellings, coossuanding Views of wMfetsable Beauty, and
&tont only Eight Mies Iran the Metropolis.

SALE of MANFIELD FARMS Passe& and the LOTS
ARC
- MAN FIELD.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, in Seven Lott,
At the hale of Mr. Ring ore, Innkeeper, York, so Weducidai
the Bth day ofinoe,allo3, at Four o'clock in the Aftemolulls
fabled to loch conditions as BA be then produced,
ALL that valuable Freehold Eliate, lituated iti
the Farb,* of Mansdd,lo the North Riding of.Yorhibirth
containing 1323 A. 3 R ea P. or thereibonts, sd.pacdlent
Arable, Meadow and Paiture Land, now i:. the weeps:Jon of
feveral refpedabie Perfect as Tenants front year to year, to-
gether with the Corn Tithes thereof. viz.
Lot t.—Howdan Hill Farm, containing 2t2 A 3R. as P. dr
' thereabouts, with it Farm Hours and other ntcetary briS4up
thereon, and now in the occupation of join Wade, as Tonne&
Lot 2.—. Abbey Farm, containing tad A. t R. ay P. or theism
about'. with a Farm Houfc and other neoetarr Buildings Wm. .
on, and now in the occupation of Thomas sparStolsau= enant,
with 3 Cottages, emoted In the Village of Ma
Lot. 3....-New lioufe Farm, containing 236 A. 3 R. 36 P. pr
thereabouts, with a Farm Houle and other natatory Badding.
thereon, and now in the occupation of Wm. Wright and han "'
Houet, as
Tenants, with one Cottage *mated In the Viihrge
of Md. ,
Let 4.—Hall Clore Fermi, coon4dod 156 A. 3 R. 9 P. co
thereabouts, with a Farrnboofe and Wan amatory brallsilay
thereon, and now in dm occupatiOn of Wm. Wright and Joist*
Hugger, as Tenants, with two C. nage% flouted In the Village
of ilao6eld.

Lot 3.—Long Leates Farm, containing is A. oR 3P. or
thereabouts, with a Farm Hoare, and other !smeary Buildings
thereon, and now in the occupation of Jaen Haim ,as Tenant.
Lot 6.—Low Hoak Farm, containing 196 A. 3R. 17 P. qr
therubouts, with one Farm Houk and Other neaten, Build-
ing thereon, and now in the occupation of Robert Smith, as
Tenant.

Let y.—Finitner Cart Farm, containing 110 A. OR. ;P.
or thocaboots with me Farm Hmfe, and other neerobtl
Building. thereon, and now in the occuption of the [aid Robot
Smith. a. Tenant.
/.". B. Emil lot Is within a Ring Payee.
Mr. Thomas Graham, of High Confcliff, and the refpe..thvg
Timms, will new the f, veral 1, ts. A Pico and Syncy pf the
fame may he feen at Mars. Wilma's, Cilray'.•ltsa *mars.
London; Mr. Taylor's, at ER, near Derham 4 h!r. _
Ulllthorne's, Lartlngteirs pear Barnard-Cattle; and at MS
above-named Mr. Graham's.
This ovate is capable of great Itn , being widths at
mile of Lime of the belt quality. is alio titaanol wit/hull
Rurt diftanee of eseellent OM. It is bounded nn th-,Neetli
by the River Tees, and by the Turniike Rosa from Memo
bridge to Catterick &idea ,•13 the 11 .R. It is &sated fest.
males from Darlington, eight miles to" IlkiertiOrld. and
eleven miles from Barnard Cattle, Market Towns; Msereany
quantity of Cern may be hid to tic bell advarnare,lnJ up
which there are good faripike Raada is is atimedi:y
make any obf, nation on the kinitr.aad well,now, name.
at ai coda banal of MS tirtairillajCesaul.

WAR.
To the OFFICERS of HIS MAJESTY I ROYAL NAVY

and ARMY. •
JOHN BURGESS and SON take this early
opportunity, in the renewal of War, to foliclt the favours of
their Friends, the Officers of the Royal Navy and Army,
whom they had the honour of before fitting out.
Officers going to the Eaft or Weft Indict,or upon a ftationary
Atlantan can be provided regularly with Stores, which will
keep gond in any Climate, upon the Monett notice.
Familiesin Town or Country fupplied with every Article in
the Italian line, of the firft Quality.
Warehoufe No. lob corner of the Savoy-item Strand,
London.

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POEMS LY
By the late Reverend HENRY MOORE, of Lime' d,
Edited by Dr. /item.
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