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THE COMMITTEE beg te state, that there ate ar przutent trowardi of 10,000 Britiih Prisoners in the diffe rent Prison; of France, fur the most part t jtt great distress.; and tlvSub.cription is Intarded for the alleviation ef their suf. f r rir , ;‘, to rnn. dryer, by assisting them with of Cloa.h. 1i,,*22;14, Fuel; and matt other necessaries as they stand the Znst in need of. 1 be cmamittee conceive that this Ise case which nitric 'write I the bytopat:.y of their Countrymen at large ; and, therefore, -withote oft;qing any efalineate address, they trust to their gene r-irse and humanity fur supplying a sum commeniurite io the kie:a.ion • S6h.cripiirins are received at Lloyd's, and by all the Bankhtg. tic a.--s in I.onilon ; likeveike by fiirW.Forbee and Co. 'Edinburgh ; !i11:046e anti Co 'Dublin ; Robert Shaw and Co. Dublin. Submit/lions aditerthsed - se 6325 13 0 1 sqlsscriptions ohne received t • 'Elie Rightllnv.Sir Vm. Henry Grant, Esq. 10 10 Grant; Master orche Benjamin Hall, Esq. 60 0 Rolls - ' 'lO 10 C. giapbert, Esq. 10 10 Rev. Mr. Skynner, and Tomyn Diekins. Esq. 10 10 tbo IeIsaNNPNI of the. John Coker,'Esq. . 10 ti Pariah of Caching, stain. . A Collection at Little ' . sax, AS 4 4 . . Castetton, near Sam. , Ilouhost and Esher 10, 19 - ford, per the Rev. R. M e ssrs. Bartow and . - Towpenny, £4 tos. 6d. Clarke • .5 5 Robt. S. Aindie, Esq. 5 5 VILA Katherine Black- Marsh, Sibbeld, & Co. 10 10 borne - 5 0 George LioraLy, Esq. 6 5 kiss Anne Blackburn 5 0 James Sant, Esc. 5 5 J. L. • • . 1 1 M. D. L. .. 10 6 L. T. ' - 0 o Printer of the PAM Martin, Stale & /vtanin W I to Ledger • ,- 56 I rev. Henry Pattesun 5 5 d rFrOtrick Fearne 11 -1 Christ. Hull Sedeop, Esq. 5 6 Plembell and Schreiber 10 10+ Henry Hnliand, Esq. 5 3 tiehards'aud Berke! '5" 5 laarishes of Kinnersky It Mr. Fres. Bourdillon 1 1 i Wintrrton,per the Rev. The City Lair Club - • 53 SA `, J. Platen 4 0 the Rep. Rowland Hill +5 -6 ; 'Three Sisters 1 I Sir Roht. Peel, But. 31 10 One disjs Payofth•oll. . Wm. Yates, Esq. 31 101 ems, Nesi•Coutmis. Jas. Charles ('.rant 3 St I sinned Offieers, and John Siege, El 5. 5 6 I Privates, of the Royal Thos. C. Warner, Esq. 10 10 ::VSerinnottithire Regis The Winchester Bank, went of Militia 11 14 Messrs. Kcarp sod Co. 3 3 Mr. Thos. Ileartlillea I t Chas. Knatchbull, Esq. 10 10 Strihes..Brooke Pechal S 5 Parish Church of Havant, Ilia Parish of Harold, Hants, per tile Rev. BidfOrdiblre t 4 Q G. D.E.:nag 50 7 Herring andßiehardsan 10 10 Andrew Harrison, Esq. 10 0 t.OtaY ' - IS 2 Mrs. Jukes 2 A • Hew r Flikeher and Son 10 10 Mra. Puget . S. IP . Thomas Sally * Esq. 10 10 'Pic Royal Exchange As. •. e. T. Atkinson and Co. 5 S stitance Offiee 40111 John via Win Holm* 10 . 10 Liebman I.owe - 5.5 F. Newberry and Sons 10 to Charles Lambert, zut.• 16 lff Riches and Newbery 10 10 P.R. M. - 115 J. C. Weguelin, Esq. 5 5 Alderman Birch SO 111 i Palmer, Tomlinson, and, Inhabitants of Dtuideti . Thomson - 10 10 per John Guitd, Esq. East-Ind. Doak Company 50 0 Chief Magic rate 155 4 litieliard Illskeinore,Eaq. Ridadale, Hamilton, 1 Melee Griffiths 10 .0 and Co. - 10 10 THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. No. s, George-yard, Lomba.rd.street. ' SURREY, THEATRE. • 'The Pulalic are most respectfully inforMed, that very usual Emolument of a Ninit's Perffirnsance being un'a , etimoutily rebnquisherl lag the Proprietor. Acting Manager. Pertormsrs, Printer, and Artists of every description connected with the Theatre, the whole of the Receipts wilt, without any slednction whatever, he appropriated thie Even iJ•t; to the use of She Committee established at LLOYD'S Coffee-house, FOR THE RELIEF OF • • THE 8R1'1'1544 PP.ISONF.PS IN FRANCE. • (*THURSDAY, MARCH the 7th, lel I, will be palliated the Grand Islelo-Vneratic tetnance of the . . LADY OF TIRIX LAKE. Eraiame, Mr. ELLISTQN. Roderick Dtin Mt. i 2 Shaer; Mani:tent, Mr. Hill; Maliolin Gnome, M r. Simpson ; Douglas; •me Hfintley;*Mnike, Ain I Payne ; Norutari, Mr. Banks ; bendy, Mr. nun; Mindoch,.l Mr. Smith; LarlyMarpret, Mee St. I she .; Elam*, hi rs. liattogg Ellen (the Lady of the Lake, 'Mrs. MONTGOMERY. • ii the course of the Evening: several APPROPRIATE SONGS, , - by Blasi. HILL, GIBBON, and SLADIR ; AND AN OCCASIONAL ADDRESS, Written by Mr. Tnoscas OtBDIN! Will be spoken by Mr. ELLISTON. to conclude with the p opular Burletta 'founded on the THREE A ND THE DEUCE. Pertinas Single . . - Mr. ELLUITON! Peregrine Sin-le -- - Mr. ELI.ISTON ! I Percival Single - - - Mr. ELLISTON H ! . i liurrphrey Grizzle, Mr. Fitzwilliam ; who will Introduce the song of" What a Woman Is like," from the MUlktla Enter tainment of" Lock and Key. litsifee Touchet, Mr. Johanna ; Frank Woodbine, Mr...S. Mader; Renard, Mr. Banks; Mc Flogger, Mr. Dormer; Mr. Mil -ford, Mr.VjuntleY ; l ippy and Cramp (the Balliffs),Mr.Payne Mr. Foster; Plurbe, Mrs. Sarratt; Emily, Miss Hatton ; and 'raffling. Mrs. Hutton. *.* 'Tickets and Places may be had of Mr. 10112410 N, at the Borst:Mee of the Theielit; and of Mr. THOMAS FeRGUSOI4, becretary to the Commkteit for the relief of the British Prisoners in France, No. 3 $ George-yard, Lembard•street.—The Prices at Ali issiun, for that Night, wiU be Boni, Ss.—Plt, N.—and Gallery, ts. Tge Doors to be ir i sened at a Quarter after Five; to commence . - u a Quarter after Six. COUGH DROPS. ` HERE cannot be too much said in praise of this Medicine, as eltperience in almost innumerable cases has rweed it the most extraordinary and beneficial discovery ever nia- 1 ,!.. it is a certain, tpcaclous,. speedy, and easy Cure fur Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Consurrptions. 'N't an instance his occurred, though taken by nearly ality thousand patients annually, where it has been known to fall in reiiee.ng the above complaints. So extraordinary are its virtues, that ;et the patient Weser so emaciated or reduced, after having 17. ‘": every medical assistance to no purpose, it v' , llact as it were zharm, and Instantly relieve the most inveterate at the snte time give freedom to respiration, promote gentle repectcra t on, strengthen the whole debilitated constitution, sad procure ti,o refreshing comforts of rest and sleep. COPY OF A LETTER From the Right Hon. LORD BENTINCK, Brother to the tats ' DUKE of PORTLAND, to Me. BUTLER, Cbeapside. " Fin—l have frequently experieneed the greatest satisfaction la your Rn sista DS'S Coosa DAork; I do not recollect one in , stance in winch they hive ever Tails d, provided they have been yropvrTy wiirriniitered. A very old G., ndeman, a friend of mine, a 6 vve SO years, has taken them, and has found the greatest 1",....4t. and intends p,rsevering in the esc- of them.—l am, Sir, I your humble Servant, " B. Bb.NTINCK." " Ramsgate, feb. 2, 1304." Prepare.: and sold by Mr. Butler, 4, Cheapside, Corner of Pa st:nester-row ; and sold at Chi islt, Cartier of Spring, Gardens ; Clark, 2ro, Bo:tough ; -with, 'dente, Cargil and Reeburn, Edtrr burgh ; Boater and M Gialosv; Newbery. Dublin; Lercy and Home, Birmiogabni ; Hail, Gosport ; 13elam and Portsmonth ; lone., Allnuti, Weston,and Mallory, , ea ; licntlaod, N. ttleton„ and ookworthy, Ply ; Trewrnan and Wooinier. Exeter; Collins, Sallsbney; /r-c's and Russ, Hull; and most Medicine Venders, in baths at 9d. and cr. od. each. Observe R. Butler is engraved on a 11.ack stagy, and .111 zed to each bottle. - ~ ~ •. -~ • - last and grandest Prite dr.hrn in the CITY 1 . LOTTERY was sold by KY EON, No 2, Cornhill, and Cairentrr-sireet % nitre the. Public Are invi:rd to a Vsnirty of Ticket. anti Slwres for the Third Vii i Errawing. which will bate place March 7. It Is worthy of niece that there are only Two Itty, to draw, with NINE. THOUSAND POUND 3 *anti et Capital Prizes in tbe.Wheeli t Tbe Fourth and last Day tivrtit he Mirth TS, 4nd the preilevi Is the wily Clarice tl.t eutilic • erlll-everhave of bet : sensing possewied tat !Rich Invaluable Proprity. VIRE 'And Lxdor quicklt produced, without FUN I and S I AIrL II or that DANONIOUS COININATIBLII SfOrktioatts! by means of }NEW POcKii INirRUMENT trade and Bed only by Mill i GILL, at His MANU PAC TORY ,for IMPROVRD FINE CGTLEUV, No. as, ST. lANIES'a-STRBE l' b opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON. Where may also be bsi, HIS NEW. Y-INVr N SLIDINO KNIFE; bit inaperior SUROEON't RIIMISISTS ; GRAVERS and Irc Li- ING.Nsuitis for ARTISTS; PEN-KNIVES, RAZORS, NEEDLEA, ob.c. made by his 'steamy; reocatsts, of AN UN ' NITALLCD rciarea. A:so, his LONCI.CILLISILATLD WANIANTILD SWORDS; Gans, Pl3l OLS, ARMS and Anooureatactur, of every description, Wholesale, Retail', and for.Fxportatien.. POCKET CLASSICS: 'THE 11ooksellers thrriughaut Gres; Paitajn are re vectfu!ly informed, dui.p pocket ftlition has just beettlarba Melted, In two volumed, price Se. of the entire and genuine edieitm Of the WORKO of Lady MARY WOR.I.LEY MON I AUUE, to match with the Silt of Classics. 1, Bridge direet 4 FelFoary 21, TO LANDLORDS AND LANb-OWNERS, Throughout Groat Britain. (It MTLEMEN interested in the improvement of V' &taros, and in site Mineral adoption of imported practices by their Terunits, are respetifally informed, tint a chase and Wielded edition has list been published, of Dr. DICKsON'S SYS VEM of PRAC'FICAL Af;RICULTCRE, under the title of the FARMER'S COMPANION, tit ono vwy large volume, .octavo, with 100iplates, price two guineas .ntroards.—'llis vo lume coutitins addle late discoveries and ithptoyenients in Agri culture, and Is a complete vale Engem at agricultural knowledge which, ought to be found la every farvmhouse In the Empire. 7, Bi idge-street, Lon:on, Felt. tat I. - . . CRiM. CON. Tai AL. This day was published, price REPORT of the Cause between HVOif DO HIiR'I'Y, Esq. Plaintiff, and P. Wt WYATT, Bet. De feculent, for Crim. Con. with the Plaintiff's Wife. Taken in Short Hand by Mr. FARQUHARSON. Printed for Stockdalc,. junior, 41, Pall-Mall; and La Grasse, Where may be had, in t*ovolurnes, With a Portrait, price 101.6 d. Tile Loves ef Celestine and St. Aubert, a Romantic taie, )pertly founded on fact. By Charles Phillips, A. B. and Student pi' !Ise Middle Temple, Thu day was published, price 7s. Gd. ,Pedltattd, by permission, to the Most Noble the Marquis Wel leaky, Se4retary of Srue for Foreign Affairs, _ .PART the Second, with Indexes, completing the is• Volume of REPORTS of CASES agreed and adjudged be fore the Most Noble and Right Hon. the Lofds Conirhiseioners of Appeals in Prise Causes; also, of appeal before the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Cout,cii. To wbieh is subjoined an Appendix, contamihg Orders in Council, Notiications, in structions, Ste. relitlni to Prize Law and the general course of our Foreign %jades hosed frossJune OJOS, to August 1819; • •By TVOWiht; HA.RI4tAN ACIONi Esq.. Of the Mkklle 'lsemple, London. Primed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street. Tbls day was pUblished, lb It vole. royal tivo. price £1 Us. in board% • THE LAW DIC.TIONARX, defining And inter preting the l'crma or Woras of Art; and explaining Vac Rise, Progres., and present State of the Xngli•li Law; Abstracted from the last (Norte Edition by T. E. •lt/IVlLllsfft, Of the toner Ternpk, Bartister at Law. The Second . Edition, with considerable Additions. • London: Printed by A. Straiten, Law Printer to the Ling's Most Excellent Majesty, for J. Johnson, R. Baldwin, R. Eaulder, T. Payne, F. and C Rivington, Wilkie and Robinson, J. Butter worth, J. Walker, W. Clarke and Sons, IC Pheney, R. Bannister, J. Cutkell. R. Lea, Longtnaa, Hurst, Kees, and Orme, Cadell and Davies, J. Booker, 3. Richardson, E. Jeffery% J. Richardson, J. A. , .perne, J. blawrnan, Apter, R. Si:holey, W. Reed, and W. Steward. -- - This day was published, in Four taro Vols. Royal Octavo, price .e 3 7s. SI in boards, A DfGEST of the BANI.R.UPT LAWS. * with a Collection of the STATUTES and of the CASES - argued and determined in the Courts of Law and Equity upon that sub ject. By BASIL MONTAGUE, Of Gray's Inn, Esq. Barrister-at. Law, and Commissioner of Bankrupts. London : Printed for ',Butterworth. Law Booksellei, Fleet-street. I be Erit Volatile of this Work contains the Diva or general System of the Bankrupt Laws, arranged in its natural order.. The f.ki and 3d Volumes- contain a complete coilectliton of all the Statutes and adjudged Cases upon Bankruptcy, by which means Gentlemen who may not have the different Books of ke , ports, will in this Work be furnished with all the Cases on chat subject, collected from the various Books of Auttority. he 4th Volume consists of Practical precedents and Orders in Bankruptcy. tiAmixr TRAVESTIE: This day was published, price 6s. inboards, THE SECOND BDITION, ENLARGED, HAMLET TRAVESTIE ; in Three Acts, with burleired Annelatians, after the manner of Dr. Jousts* and Glonsc STEvaNs, Esq. and the various Cinnuentators. by JOHN POOLE, Esq. Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. ia, Comhill, opposite the Royal Exchange. I'he following are some of the recommendations of this Work inthe different Reviews, kc. " Had Shakespear himself, who s was a Merry grig of the first water,been alive, he would have delig: ted in this very comic tea vestio °ibis Hamlet; throughout, the hot-league is well preserved," &e dr.c. Vide Montidy Review aov. isle. if We shall therefore, like the Pedant of old, o nly produce a single brick as a specimen of the comical ntansiou whisk we would advise the reaclsc to peruse." Vide Roropean : Magaaine, Nov. Islo. BANDANA SOAP. 7 , ITRITE 1-MTIDS have - ever been esteemed a > v • personal beauty inixith Sesesiand In come parts of Furepe 4," C • •• oral to persons orrank. The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian ,;:.".,' '•'..g Cakes, possess (I...peculiar property of giving the mess sirqu,.. !ticaey of utter. , nd inconceivable • fattnese to the bands whiali are constautly wasted with this Soap. Eve* in airs whom the skin has been lajured by-labour or other vio lence, •he hardness and coarseness are cif:ectuatiy, infallibly, and permanently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fainums, and delicary Of appearaute, which cannot be acquired by any other means whatever. it k by experitske enfy that any one can form mt adequate iea of the sillier eaceiLnce of tido Soap. • • Sold by the Prop etlar's ht Aat, whose sigt.stureit bears s .lifil. Ihnta Witham, No. 29, Strand, near Temple-'<w London ; and tbe Proprietors, as a further security , beg them tile partirular,la seeking, that the 'same end address- of the , Printer, E. Sprsis, l' , lo. ti 7, Bow street, Ceveut-Garden, is *axed to the label and wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Sold by mw , rdapeetaide Perfumers awl Medicine Venders in Town and Country, price Is. each. cake. I3ei it is at all pitons nc:essary to be particular is observing the above caution, which will be the memo of prevent ins the nn potion Whiab have of Ins Wen practised. ' !nig ttair *as tht4,61•01, in fill/ttaii nita*i rite Rs, boards, B ABYLON, and othet rOE NIS. by ANNAREI.ItA 14.iWKE , Primed fbr William Miller, AlliemerleArre:er. rt Ar# vrekeysillikall. ttegintt, printed le l Volumes atm. wiltll4 Portrait of Mr. Adileon, front an °cew.* Picture by I.)4l4,.priefs AL flick* 4oards (some copies du royal paptr, pries 45.1i.1.1 bardai t THE WORKS of. 1.4 Right 144. .tOSEPIi 401„50m., 4 new P.dikiory veils *IA By the lite SLICRAti.ti Lord I Mop of Worettvief. • Printed for 'I% Cadell tot IY. Davies Straw!. This day •itaa 1;411141mA, 1 • i In One Vo lunte, Octavo, price Ss. in beards, Al 4 ',INQUI R iota the BEST SYSTEM of iht ,FEMALE UCATION ; or, Board:lnt School and game Isincatian attentively tousidtted.- it I. L. CHIROL, One ef• L 1 Majeare L 11330411 at the Fr. Royil Citzpel, • Bt. Jargesl Palace. PHoled for I'. CiedeS and W. Dicke, Strand. _ _ This day Was published, Handsomely printed in'One Volume Quarto, with a Porttait of Lord Charlentopt, from alt brigital Pitture, price XI. I 10. #d. in touch (a few copies on royal paper, price Ld. pa. 441.1x144 A/TEM° RS of the POLITICAL and PRIVATE LY. II . LIFE of JAMES CAHLFfiLD, EARL of CItARLE moNT; Knight of St. Patriek, Bee. dm By FRANCIS JIARDYi Esq. . Member of the House of Commons in the throb last Parka. ments of Irtlana. Pi-fated for T. Cad.:ll and W. Davies, Ptrand. BISHOP PORTEUrs LIFE AND WORKS. Shortly will be published, handsomely. ,printed in 6 Vale. evo. with a Portrait of ills Lordship, fbom-sn original Picture, THE WORKS, complete, of the late Right Reverend BEIL/14 PORTEUS, D. D. Lord Bisluip Londan; with an Account cif his I.lfe and Writings, By the R. ROBERT IiODYSON, A. M. • Rector of St. George's, Haturreftsquare. Printed fort. Cadeil and W. Davies, Strand. .4 1 / The Life of Bishop Porten', which will form one of dig tn. Wines, will also be sold separately foe Ilse accommodation of those who are already In possgasion of the several Works. This day wits pubiblecl, • in '1 Vol. folio, price SlitteriuGuireens, In okra half-binclin t CoNCHOLOOY, or the NATURAL TORY et SHELLS; containing a new arrangement of the Genera and Species, illustrated by coloured Engratasgs, executed from Natural Specimens, and Including the latest discoveria. By GEORGE PIIRRY. Published by Miller, Albemarletereet. The above is a most splendid Volume, containing about Poor Hundred Shell., coloured in the finest manner, and with the Letter-press, forms a complete system of Concholigy. In a kw days will be published, handsonsely printed in royal 410. embellished wit► a large Map and 15 Engravings Trial Two Guineas and a Itak, board*, AN ACCO LINT of the KINGDOM of NEPAU,L; tong the substance of Observations made doling a Mission to that country in the year 17.3. By Colonel WILLIAM KITAPATRICiti Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street, N.B. This vokine Is dedicated to the Hon. the Court of Direc tors, and is the first published account of a country hardly known even by name, and is almost 0 blank In the Maps of India. This day was published, in Five extra thick Volumes (Double.. • vs Column's), price £S les. boards, HE MODERN BRITISH DRAMA, being a T Selection of the best acting Plays now used on the English Stage. This Work consists of two volumes Tragedies, two Comedies, and one Operas and Farces; and the whole five volumes, printed with a beautiful and clear type, form hpwsrds of 5300 pages; and to each Play is printed the original Prologue andEvilogue. Published by William MiUtr, Albeutarle-street ; where mat be had, lately published, The ANCleirr BKITISH DRAMA, printed uniformly with the Modern ; In 3 volumes, price £3 Bs. boards. Also SAA[SPZAIE, In 2 volumes, price Ai Ms. boards. N. B. These three Works, contained in Ten Volumes, price is. in boards, is the most complete Ancient and Modern English Drama hitherto published. This day was published, . Printed in Royal 4to, price Three Guineas in. boards, the Seventh Volume df a New Edition, of - THE HARLEIAN MISCELLANY. A -1-Col lection of scarce, curious, and entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts, as-well in Manuscript as in Print, selected from the Li .brary of Edward Harley, second Earl of Oxford. Inter.perted with Hinorical, Political, and Critical Ahnotatious, by the late WILLIAM OLDYS, Esq. and Additional Notes to the prLeent ,Edition.—By THOMAS PARK, F. : 4 : A. •„• The concluding volumes of tiris worts are In a state of forwardness. London : Printed for White and Cocbrane, and Jolla Murray, Wet-street ; and Harding, 26, St. lame., street; INS PROVEMENT OF SHEEP AND WOOL.,,Stc. St. lame► ' s-street, ith eA T i ki i t' i itt i Z& lo : l ;6 l ll ls l ." d 'PION of MERINO SHEEP into EUROPE, the impor. 'tante of tads breed, and different modes of management, with Practical Rtites, by Benjamin Thompson, Esti. of Nottingham,' ' gym Ts. W. z - • Lord Somervlllea Teach on Sheep, Wool, &c. &c. A New Edition z with tell plates, prite Gd. isieweirs Essay on the Effects of Soil and Climate upon' Wool, with Directions for the layroventent of the Fleece bve. price 6s. 6d. • Leccock's7sesy en the Nutter aad Properties of Wool, Svo. Si.t /oho Sebright on the Art of Improving the Breeds of Uo tmedic Animals , Svo.lle. Gd. Atli and Xxperisooritt On the Wee of Sugar In Fredins Suck, -liver pmts t • _ AUCTION. . 1te59111.41 4PITAL OAK TlNligt. IP ValititaLla and SON, (fin genrclay, Ole led' of Maras. let I, at tile Stare it &Wei ' at Twelve o'Cleek,in Los, • VOUlt. THOUSANJ NINE HUNDREIJ mil A. SIiVEIeTY-FOUR OAK TREES, now sanding in the Wane of site Manor of Franabeid. And NINE ri HUNDRED Mid t HIRTY-SIX OAK Titt C% I now t* Kling on parts of A.-tdown fore,., called DuchWavrelS and C... Vsecltcry, in Mareslekl. , The whole of this 'Caste is within a ft* wiles of Lewzr; or of the Upper ciusektavigt.ir.a, Rbbtrt Urger, of Franiesid, aid - Thomas Ft..!inell; of the Vatclicri, Will shc.v the .hove Timber, and furnish pa. cicala:, 011ie Lots In which it Will be cola. 1 . Further particulata any be t noniti, on ippltation to Ittssni; Hoper and ion, at !ewes; or Mr.'lliontas Ll2rkwirk, t: Chaileyi . i N. b. 4 deposit of 20 per Cent. will be required. .., - , i Fitiiiiol4ll4ANO It AND ESTATEI. 4 . Di 141 7 .NRY e_LARK, OW White Llon Inn, Stratfotti-nponA a miles orStratford-upots-Aven, adjoining the turnpike-toed lead:. log from that place to Banbury, containing 218 A.. !RA'S?. tied• more or less, of inclosed arable, meadow, Plantation, and coppices land, free of great tithes, lying within a ring fe.ce. well watered; and properly subdivided with good feuces; together with the ma& not, or reputed manor, of Goldicote, erending tort tlper and Lower Goldicote; and alto; together with the Mansion House. which is built of stone and slated, Ittl contains five good lodging rooms', dressing-rooms, water-closet, and servants' apartments-- a well proportkined dining-parlour, and an eacellent drawing room, tined up with maible chimney-pieces, and', housekeeper's room, butler's pantry, sefintnts' ball,* large kitchen, wahhhonse, brewhonse, and very good arched vaults and cellars, a !augury, dairy, servants' apartments; &c. &c» A Court yard, with a doable eoach-hodse, stabling fur eleven horses,hatifess-roons,..a apartments over the same; a farm-yard, with a barn,reablieg for 14 itorsesotad other convenient firm-buildings ;a game-keeper's . ledge, and garden. The situation of the House is pleasant, siosi within as easy distance of most of the celebrated fox-coven, I. L4ed Mid..l2;on's Mint. An early Obsession may be had: 11.- All this Pieduoi.ti Esx.vre i ealled Upper Odiclicore, ad joining the preeedirg Lot, situate to the parish of Aidermiaster aforesaid, comprising an excellent Farns.House, two Sams. San blmg, Sheds, three Ce:tara, and 332 A. lit. 241'. (little more or less) encluled Arable, Meadow, and Pasture I.ausl, freit teat tythes, lying within a ring fence, add subdivided *hit good hawthorn fences, in the occupation cf Mr. Job. Lyfatt. Tbil I Iseod=ta>i charged upon the preceding Lots has been reefs:awl Ills All that Messuage and Land, called Park Lays; situate hi the parkh of Alderrninster aforesaid, containing 49 Acre* (little snore or less) of inclosed l,knd, lying within a ring fence; and subdivided with good fences; separated from Lots 1 and 2 bp the turnpike-road leading from Stratford-upowAvon to Ha/Warp. At early possession of this Lot may be had. The Estates may he viewed by applying to thertalliff at Gdlsig ant House ; and Maps and Particulars bad of Henry Clark s Latal-Surveyor, Shlp• r. TO BE SOLI/ BY PUBI.IC AUCTION, - - -- - At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Ply mouth. on Tinder next the sth day of Merck, at Twelve o'Clork, THE beautifol Copper - bottomed .filtip LE CHARLES, measuring 389 7-91 Tone. Thai ship Is perfectly new, being taken on her first tfuise by His liAltritty'e ship Arnett', the Hon. F. P. hint, Captain, Met a long and severe chase t she is constructed after the enact miss del of that fatuous privateer le Brisk, (now his MaJeuy's ship Bat badoes) built by the same artist, ani was cowiderecl the finest and fastest 'tiling privateer belonging to the enemy. She is riereed for 92 guns, has a figura head, two decks, with a large held, is abundantly supplied with new and valuable stores, bat excellent accommodations, ;whence every good quality the eats be desirable in such a ship, sad Clay be sent to sea directly at a trifling espence.—lmme&itely afterwards will be Sold, All her Guns, Powder, Shot, and sundry warlike stores, toge ther with a quantity of Wine, some Brandy, Bread, and other Provisions; about 800 Pigs Iron Ballast, Ilte. tae: And then, The good Prussiati Oaßlass LA SOPI - lIE-- l A&netstutil 1:3 3-94 Tons: -This is a strongburtbensome Vessel, in riod repair, has a very Howl hold, of e.tsy draught of water, and takes the ground well; captured and condemned as Prize to his Majesty'. ship clapper ( Lieutenant Wur.taat Jcsietsis, Commander. and a squad:on at his Majesty's ships then lying in Basque Roads. Also her Cargo, consisting of 131 Pieces of eapital Oak Tim+ ber for ship-building, principally of lat,le dimensions, and a few long Oak Platik. And then eight valuable Alga Masts, measuring from 65 to 72, feet in length, and from 20 to £4 inches in diameter. (The above Timber and Masts are well deserving the actuation of Ship Owners and Binitiets.)—Mterwards, The gaud Ketch LA LEONE JLTLlElTE—Adffteasnring 55 11394 Tons. This Vestel is in good repair, and frbm her peculiar mod stractitin, is admit altiy adapted for river or canal navigation s condemned as Pi it.: to his liajettf s btig Monkey, Lie:ideas* Titosaar FITZ. 0 t:t , ..‘ L. ' Commander. And then her Cargo, contisting of French Sdt: After whitb *ill be Soli, The good Ligger SA.N ANTONIO I)E PADUA it ANiMAS, Measuring .37 65-91 Tons. She is a strong Spatiult built vend, has a large hold, =Hs and takes the ground well, and "mold make a good coaster; con demned u Prise to his Majesty's ship Amazon, lone. lures, Esq. Captain. allso 19 Serena Peruvian Bark, landed from the said Prises Add then cite following fiords, vit. 15 Casks and Cases, containing 9450 pair Soldiers' Shoes 19 Cities, containing 740 pair Soldier's Caps 1 Ditto, containing Tapells and Trimmings for ditto 1 Ditto, containing Oil Case Carting. fur ditto 1 Ditto, containing Rowltes, Tufts, and Blass Ornament. for Caps, shoulder Scraps. &c. '1 Ditto, containing Watcher, Gold Lace, Epaulets, Gold Frnbroidered Stars and other Miloary ()torments for Othcerv, Ltd sundry. articles of Jewellery. Being part of the Caro of Fikpoir, condemned as Prise to his Majesty's ship Amelia, the Kim P. P. Irby, Captain. The under-Mentioned Vessels are also for Sate by ?Katt Coop tract; elk. A NEW PRIZE BRIG, birtheil . .atout 110 Tells (foreiri bunt, but free), is strongly fastened add trrenalled; sails and take* the ground well; she is a most desirable vessel follbe cosatint employ, or for any trade ler dimensions will suit ; is completely rigged and well cored, and mdy be tent to sea immediately. A BRIG, about 290 Tons birchen ; a particularly Eton; oak+ • ,buitt vessel, (foreign built, but Tree), in excellent repair, it-abut. aattly suppliti with rood and Ca Cal stores, takes the grounil well, has two thish decks, w o uld make an excellent coaster. transport, or victualler; is' fatal for a dry Cargo, well adapted for the West Indian or Mediterranean trade, and in al respects ealculated to make a profitable tnerchamman--she is ready fur sea insmodiately.--.Aeti the foZoliing Gobds: • 33 Bales best Lou.siana Cotton Wee% • • IS Harbeadl barrier Red Winei (tercith), and Ditto Via do Grave. Counsel.) 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