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• 4 ,46, J- 44 4,4 1 1 4 . 4 .i • - •-••••L:s "Net, . : • : - . • -.-- 75401 - --- ROYAL. BRITISH SYSTEM OF EDUCATION. J OSEPH LANCASTER, Inventor of the above system,- so highly patronised by the King and Royal Family, intends to deliver a Lecture on the Nature and Advantages of his Plan on the Evening of the Day called Monday, the 13th inst. at the Freema<on's Tavern, Great Queen:street, Lincoln's-Inn= The subject will be illustrated by the exhibition of a ,umber of Drawings, and the Performances of some interesting 1,3 , 14. The Doors to be opened at Six. The I.ecture to corn incice at half-past Six in the evening precisely. The whole of the profits of this Lecture will be applied to the extension of the s':3tenl. Tickets, 2s. 6d. each, to be had at the Bar. TO be SOLD, an EXCHEQUER ANNUITY 1. of ONE THOUSAND Pous, payable quarterly for ever, granted by his Majesty King C! les 11. to William then Earl of Kinnotil.—Particulars may be known on application (by letters, pclt paid) to Messrs. Hanrott and Metcalfe, Lincoln's Inn. GRAMI NA BRITANNICA. AFEW Copies of the above Work, containing Coloured Representations (on 119 Plates) of all the Species of BRITISH GRASSES, with Remarks and occasional Descrip tions, by J. L. KNAPP, Esq. F. L. S. and A. S. remain for Sate at the l'ublishers, White and Cochrane, Horace's Head, Fleet street, price Eight Guineas in hoards. --._ --- , ARMY—NAVY—PEOPLE! Dedicated to Sir Fart:4cr7 By arrerr, in 2 Vob. price 12e. THE BRITISH SOLDIER and SAILOR, their FAMILIES and FRIENDS. Primed for Stocidale, jun. Nn. 41. Pall /tall: , Where may be hod, 24.1 edition; in S elegant Volumes, with 1 Por trait, price One Guinea. , The Maim wart , . An India Tale. By Miss Ovrenson. N.B. The Portrait of Miss Owenson, elegantly coloured, 04.1 d. LORD WELLINGTON. This day was published, handsomely printed In Sao. price Ss. With a Portrait of Lord WILLINOTON, and a coloured Plan . of Lite Battle, AN EIGHTH EDITION, with important Addi tionsll and Correctio ‘ ns, of the BAT .I"I,ES of TALAVERA, A POEM, with Notes. Printed for John Murray, SS, Fleet-street, London; Mottley and Co. and J. Mills, Portsmouth; Rees and Curtis, Plymouth; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and M. N. Mahon, Dublin. This day was published, Handsomely prioted in one Vol. octavo, price in boards 7s. fid. REDMPTION ; or, a View of the Rise and Pro gress of the Cliristiao Religion , from the Fall of Adam, to its complete Establishment under Constantine. By the Rev. IVIONTAGO PENNING TON, M.A. Vicar of Northbonrn, in Kept. Priam! for F. C. aid J. Riviogton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold alooll J. Hatchard, in Piccadilly. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, Memoirs of Mrs. Elizabeth Carter. The Second Edition, in 2 vels. Bvo. price XI ie. ARCHBISHOP SECKER'S WORK COMPLETE, WITH HIS LIFE, BY THE LATE BISHOP PORTEUS. This day were published, handsomely printed on a fine paper, in sir large octavo volumes, price in boards, XS. Ss. with a Mt of the Archbishop, THE WORKS of THOMAS SECKER, LL.D. late Lord Bishop of Canterbury. Printed for. F. C. and J. Rivington, J. White and Co. J. Wal ker, I. Nunn, Saucherd and Letterman, C. Lew, Lataigton and Co. J. Richudson Vernur and Co. Longman and Co. CadeU and Davies, J. H atchard,i IL Baldwin, 'l'. Hamilton, and Gale and Curtis. Archbishop Seeker's Lectures on the Catechism may be had separately, handsomely printed in one volume octavo; price in loards is. 6d. or neatly printed in duodecimo, prme bound 4s. 6d, ALING'S-BIRTH-DAY. DISH respectfully acquaints the Nobility, • Gentry, and Public, that from the popularity of the pre • sent Lottery, eontalphig Sixty Capitals ' all to be drawn on the Birth-day of our beloved Soyereign, the Tickets are likely to be some very scarce long before the 4th of JUNE. The Scheme contains 4 Prizes of £20,000 5£30,000 ft $4 Ditto 1,000 • 24,000 32 Ditto 500 16,000 4,060 Ditto of -,- SO, 25, &C. 80,000 The favours of Adventurers are solicited at 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARiNG-CROSS, where in the last "Two Lotteries, 4 Prizes of £20,000, and in the last Fifteen Months, 7 Prizes of £O,OOO, and 97 ether Capitals, were sold by T. EISH. • SILK STOCKINGS, SELLING off uncommonly cheap, at Na. 52, Cheapside, sear Bow Church; Cotton Stockings, Worsted Stockings, an immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, Gloves, 'flannels, Drawers, Sic. Shopkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely, will find a great advantage by an early inspection sit these articles. A quantity of White or Black Silks, 56. 6d. to I the best qualities, equally cheap; stout Cotton Stockings at Is. per pair ; very fine 28.6 d. supers 54.6 d. Brawn Cotton for boots Is. fine Ribbed Cotton 2s. 3d. a variety of Gloves from lod. a pair, and many other fashionable articles, toe numerous to fowl tion.,—Observe, they are at Radford's Hosiery Warehouse, No. Je. Cheapside, four doors from Bow Church. DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, with all Sorts of Sheeting', Irish Linens, Etc..for Sale at No. 84, Orford-street.-265 dozen of damask table-cloths and napkin, the large size damask table cloths only 16s. each, break fast ditto 7s. 6d —2O pieces of Russia sheeting only 2s. 6d. per yard, 7 pieces of neat India sheeting full three yards wide, proper width to make up wiclient a seam-15 pieces of strong servants' sheeting only 10s. 6d. the pair--2 bozos of fine French cambric. from 376. te GU the piece-50 counterpane° from Bs.-20 very large size Marseilles quilts only 30s. each-300 pieces of very he Irish Linen full 9d. under value. N. B. The above goods are the effects of a meraliant, and must be sold immediately for ready money only, all warranted, and the lowest price fixed, hut ladies must be particular in the number, several mistakes baying occurred. The abort pods are only at No. 86, Oxford-street, *toad door from Market-street—with a few beautiful damask Table Cloths large enough to dine SO people, at half value. DR. tO I'iriERGIL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS. 'THE latent cause of Nervous Disorders - lies in an J- impure state of the animal Which instead of nourish ing and supporting the principle of lik, irritate and derange the nervous fibres; Ohl prot:aces salons complaints of a relaxed habit, the animal spirits rot beir; :up parted, Hypochondriac and,. Hysteric affections arise, and from tins diseased state of the blood , proceed the various mal adies that emb sterlife, mar every plesent enjoyment, and cut the thread of existence by a premature decay. For these disorders Dr. FOTIItROIL ' S N;avuus COIMAL Daors have been toad the best remedy, the most powerful restorative, sad reanimating medicine; it has been proved an infallible cure kr those: whose health has been injured in warm climates, or by , lase attention to business, and a Sedentary life. Its powers have been fully confirmed In those infirmities which attack the young st either sex, and too often prematurely produce old age and all Olt weaknesses connected with it. No medicine possesses such otheral restorative qualities, or so well adapted to every class. of valetudinarians; the cold nerves and weak muscles of relaxed ha bits are warmed, animated, and confirmed; by thins the limbs acquire fresh vigour, the exhansted veins are filled with rich and Inakby jnices, the spirits drooping and lar,giiid, become revived and eshihnited, the different fur.ctions of appetite and digestion Are promoted by it, and the whole constitution receives new life and strength. This grand restorative of health cannot be recom • wended with too mach eagerness to the female sex, in the delicate std highly nervous state which is known to succeed childhed, and apse peculiar indispositions of the sex, which by want of atten tion, are apt to produce tilt must fatal and lingering diseases, and rven death itself. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, isomer of Paternoster-row, London ; and by most Country Me &ins Venders in awry town, in bottles at 4s. id. and :121. _ • • . . , • . • ... , . . • ' * -, , .. • I.rb . ' 4 ik •. - ...tiirtir-7. 4 r g . j } ' .......s r ...I .' "Irgyfr""'"""' — '''""e÷"'"'""'" _ • _ ~. . 7- - WED N ES DAY. MAY 8, 1811: _ [PRICE SrienNas•HAk.FPINNY, • LONDON, MAY s, AT a MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to a FUND for ercctiog a NAVAL. MONUMEN r to pyr petvate the glorious Victories of the British Natty. hell this day at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, by adjournment front the l t day of May instant. Present, SAMUEL. THORtsrflehl, Esq. in the Chair. Valliant Manning, Esq. fhumw,n Claude Scott, P GENERAL eOST.OFFICE, April 16, 1611. 'WILLIAM NEGUS, a Sorter of Letters in the Inland Department of this Office, is strongly suspected of FELONY. Whoever shall apprehend, or cause him to be appre hended, will he entitled to a Reward of ONE HUNDRED BOUNDS, Fifty Pounds thereof to be paid upon his being ap prehended, and the remaining Fifty Pounds upon his conviction. The said William Negus is about 20 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, walks remarkably upright, is thin visaged, of a dark complexion—has hazel eyes, dark hair, a very wide mouth and bat teeth, and a laie sear On his left arm. He is a native of Bromham, near Bedford, and lately lodged at Mr. Moss's, No. 32, lin Nelson's-square, Blackfrlar's Road. Hs was dressed abuut a fortnight ago in a black coat and waist coat, and Hessian boots.—By Command of the Pest-Master Geiseral, FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary. RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERSi IN FRANCE. Amount advertised - - £33,46S 14 0 Subscription from the Parish of Apethorpe, Northamp- tonihire, per Rev. H. K. Bonney - - 0 0 0 A Collection made on the Fax Day at Wrinlton Church t Somentetshlrr, by the Rev. W. Leeres 12 10 0 Sir Samuel B. Fadzer, Bart. - - - 10 0 0 Aluwick Church, aftef a Sermon, by the Rev.W. Factor 17 17 6 by the Rev.W. roctor a t .. _ _ . Angerst . ein, ... I 6iti. Eli. - Eglingisant Church, by the Rev. J. Meniaby 33 • i Boonton Long, Es 1. Klillign Aatell, Esq. e,-- , .. Jarrow Church, by the it-v. John Hodgson 10 14 0 I George Henry Rose, Esq. .A. Boucheret, Heworth Church, by the Rev. iohn Hodgson 6 17 S Wham Dent, Esq. • Walisend Chinch, by the Rev. Mr. Ireland - 9701 An aceount from the Treasurer having Wen math whereby it Pottersgatc Meeting.houser,in Alnwick,Rev.W.Geldico 2 12 1 appears that. there is a balance et £1,750 now remaining In bit Collectios by Mr. Harding, of Combemartin 3 5 0 I heads, Mr. Chola Woolltai, St. Alban's • . - 2 2 0 Resolved, In coniequence 4a letter addressed to the Treasurer ;Colleedin at Withal ' near Buidock,per Rev. E. Harvey 6 4 0; by Mr. Beasley, as Chairman of a Meeting of the Artists who 'Pariah alF*lrkby Loindale, per the Rev. J. Sharp 13 0 0 1 bad furnished designs for the erection of a Naval Pi ll ar, 'Etat e itg2 111 4 11111145 - -.- - 10 0 I sem of 16500 be thereout paid by Wain Samuel Thornton, Wit ' Periiiteti Egerton, Kent, per-Rev. T. Hutchinson 10 1 0 0 ! Dam Manning, and Deeston long, Esqrs. in trust to apply tt:e The Rector and Parishioners of Lktk Bardfield, Easel 9 3 6 I same** discharge of all claims which thoArtias may or can haw Colyton Church, Devon, per the Churchwardens 7 16 0 i fat any remuneration to which they may he entitled for having Ramsey Church, Essex, per the Minister and Church- ,prepared the said designs, such sons t., he paid to such person or wardens - -•- - 14 6 0 persons as the Artists may duly authorize as receive and give a Dedham Parish, Essex, per Rev. T. G. Taylor 26 it/ 0 di ee ber ite r ue t h e saute . • • Great Oakley, Estes - .. - - 816 4 • *laded In consequence ea letter addressed to the Treaiortr . ' one Church, Essex, per Rev.'. Lewis . - . $ 10 9 0 ts.by lye, Gyfford, one of the Artists who prepared designs fur the Thomas Davison, Rsq. -5 0 Liameinon of a Naval Pillar, but whose name does not appear is,. . R. Davison. Esq. - - - - 1 3 • fillook of artists who err represented by Mr. Beasley, as their Cisimolho(Lastrson. Cheshire, per/. halarrithlati• 40 13 0 ( Cam, that under the pemilar circumstances of hit ease a arm PM*, by eke Rev. John Sunders - Ile 0 ! ~,r,25 he _,,_ saws= to him as a remansratinn for his services, in ad. The Rev. Mr. Clarke, Hexhans - - • 2 2 0 1 ditto% to a pan of ^5 already advanced to him by the Frea- Thatebam Parish, Berks, by the Rev. Mr. Maxwell 11 7 6 i surer, on his signing a receipt in full, in respect of any demand he Weeley Parish, Essex, by Mr. Jefferson, Rector - 10 di 0 I may have either upon the Treasurer or the funds, arising from the subscriptions paid by the Subscribers Into his hands. Highleld and Crawley,Sussex, per Rev. Spencer Lewis 20 15 6 Toiptiddle, Dorset by the Rev. Thomas Warren 41 5 0 I Resolved, In consequence of a letter received from the Royal A. B. by Birch and Co. - - - 0 10 6 ' Society , of Musicians, and after having duty eonsidered the Claim , Wm ton and Cassington Parish and Hamlet, Oxon 3 7. 0 made by the Manager for the Opera House, and the Instruruen- Southampton Chapel, by the Rev. D. Cobb - 1 7 • cal Performers who volunteered their services at a Concert at the Chadlington Chapel - - - - 4 7 0 King's Theatre, in the Haymarket, on the 26th day of May, Bereineldl'arish, Northamptonshire. by Rev. Ed Hunt 7 12 6 1800, that although the receipts arising from the same did not . I defray the expences actually incurred upon that occasion, that sr Twos., Northamptonshire, by the Rev. D. Middleton 1 1 1 I The Rev. Mr. rinse - - - 5 5 0 I sum of £lOO, be paid by the Treasurer to the Fund for decayed Thorley Parish, Herts, by the Rev. Thos. Plrnington 8 S I ; Musicians. • , The Rev. L. Smith, Rector of Stanton, St. Quintet, Resolved, In consequence of a letter received from Gret: , and Hardenkurst - - - - 1 1 0 ton, Esq. who by his exertions contrilm very ted essentially to the ,_ THOMAS FERGUSON,Secretarr . - promotion of the object of the Subscribers ' and at his particular No. 9, George -yard. Lombard-street. requ ot,'that a *um of £5O be paid by the Treasurer to the Ho. ~ . mane Society. ee ... Resolved, In consequence of a letter received from the Right fiononrable Lord Radstock, and of a recommendation from the 'light Honourable Charles Yorke, his Maim y's First Lord of the • Admiralty, communicated to the Meeting ley his Lordship, that a sum of £2OO be paid by the Treasurer io the limitation, caned " The Naval Charitable Society," towards the purposes for which that benevolent charity is established. . Resolved, That the surplus of the Funds rentalniog in the hands of the Treasurer, after payment of the aboare-mentioned Sums, and of the expences which have been incurred in bringing the bu sines to a conclusion, be paid by hint to the Marine Society, upon $ , their indemnifying him against all future claims which may be ' . made against him, as Treasurer to' the Fund, for erecting a Navel Pinar, or an any account relating thereto. • *aspired, That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, ; and advertised in the several Morning and Evening Papers. SAMUEL THORNI'ON, Chairman. ' WILLIAM LEAKE, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 7, ISM THE COURT of DIRECIIIRS of the UNITED COMPANr of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trai:ng' h lia EAST INDIES, do hereby jive saki, Tnat a General Court of the. said Company will be hell' at their Mouse is Leadenhall-street, on Friday next the lSth in stain, at eleven o'clock in the foreooon, se-special affairs. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sorstari. T - 11 TRAVELLER - $. IF .T. B. who travels for a Watch-maker, Clothier, -a. and Bookseller, will come forward and arrange his Accounts with his Employers, every thing will be settled to his satisfac tion; but if he does not, immediately, his Ferman wilibe minute ly described, and a Reward offered for his apakehension. PARiSH - 01 <CHATHatt. WANTED, a Mas - and his Wife, to superintend the POOR HOUilir of CHATHAM, in the County of Kent. They =lt bring radeniable testimonials of their cha racter: they are to be quad to instruct the Children in the Weaving Manufacture; amillelhey must also be Members of the 'stablished Church of EnginioL--•- - " is to be made to the of Chatham. Ghurch-wardens and Overseers of the Parish Chatham, April t6th, I.sll. WANTED, a steady Woman to take the Manage ment of Three Children. No one need apply lobo has not lived in that eirpaeity IDefore.—Apply at No. 50, Bisioriate Without.—Wanted also, a Servant of all work. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN. FUND FOR RELIEF OF PORTUGUESE SUFFERERS DURING THE FRENCH INVASION. JOHN WHITMORE, Esq. Chairman. Amount of Subscriptions advertised £57,977 Subscriptions since received as follow: Mr. W. Reynolds 10 10 Ramsbottom, Newman, Henry Driver Cooper 5 5 and Co. 100 0 Metcalfe and Co. 100 0 Wm. Metcalfe., Esq. 10 10 John and Edw. Brooke, Mr. Thomas Kibler 2 0 Leeds 105 0 A. A. 1 1 Dean and Chapter of Samuel Highley 1 0 Canterbury 52 10 Gordon, Murphy &Co. 100 5 Mr. Joseph ditristian 10 0 Mr. E. Golding 10 0 E. Warner, Esq. Wal- Vere, Smart, and Co. lull thanutow 5 0 R. Farquhar and J. Thomas Divett, Esq. 26 5 Cock 10 10 Divett, Price, Jackson, P. Bewicke 10 19 and Co. 26 5 Anthony Barto Valle Brown, Roger., and Messrs. Wright, Selby, Brown 52 10 and Co. 100 I James Heygate, Esq. 50 0 Capt. Robert Lambert, Right Non. Geo. Can- R. N. 5 0 ning 50 0 M. Lewis, Esq. 50 Richard Rawe, Esq. 50 0 Lady C. Stewart 10 0 Wm. Pilkington 10 0 One Day's Pay, W. R. (Michael's Grove) 1 1 John YenneEsq. 5 5 Lord Arden 100 0 Charles Blackley, Esq. Bury St. Edmund's 5 5 Bishop of Durham 100 0 Lord Manners 100 0 Lord Paget 50 0 Earl of Sandwich 50 0 Earl arosvenor 100 0 Biddulph, Cocks, and Ridge 100 0 Benj. Biddulph, Esq. 5 0 Col. baron de Rolle 10 10 R. Causton & Son 5 5 J. S. (Walworth) 1 0 Joseph Ottley, Esq. St. Mary Axe 5 5 Major-General John Runny 21 0 Thomas Rudd, Esq. Tolesbf Captain Fryers, being the produce of a ball atColchester,where he acted as Steward 105 0 Cambrian NeWspaper 2 2 Mr. J. C. Meyer 10 0 Mr. F. P. Soares 00 0 Francis Turner, Esq. Exeter Beardmore, Esq. -•"oms & Fur ioß' WATER-WORKS. • Examination and Account of the Water afforded by the Portsea Island Company's Well. Maltreated front the Report of WIL- I.IAM NICHOLSON, their Engineer, which was read at the half-yearly General Meeting, held the Ist of May instant. EARLY last year the Miners obtained a Spring of excellent Water, at the depth of 58 Let, after which the workirg was discontinued till the first Steam-Engine was built. The excavation was then carried 19 feet lower, in a hard sand, and the produce s in four hours pumping, before a number of re spectable Gentlemen, on the 31st of March last, exceeded twenty thousand Gallons per hour. A boring was then carried through 36 feet more of sand and 6 feet of clay, into another sand, which gave a supply of good Water, exceeding the power of the 20-horse Engine—but by new fitting up the pump and very sharp workii,g the water was lowered, so as to gain sight of the spring, Which rises through a very considerable aperture round the boring pipe. This supply has continued with diminution for three weeks put, and cannot be less than 40,n00 Gallons per hour. When the well was suffered to fill, it rose above the level of the adjacent ground, bat was prevented from overflowing by the embankment round its mouth. The water was brought into Portsmouth, through the mains, en the 29th of last month, and has been daily deliver ect•ever since in the middle of High-street, by a three-inch pipe and spouting column, to the height of 20 feet. Upon chemical examination of this water, it was found to be uncommonly pure. It lathers well with soap, is constantly used by the laundresses in the vicinity, and answers every culinary and domestic use moat perfectly. When the well was allowed to re main full for several days, an almost imperceptible trace of iron was detected, not exceeding half a grain in the gallon, and muds less than is frequently noticed in the New River and Hampstead Waters. 'Phis may be arrived from standing in contact with the iron pumps, or from some slight infilteration of the upper waters, which will be effectually shut out by the final completion of the well.—The Engineer does not hesitate to pronounce, that a well affording soft and mon excellent water, from ;wo separate and extensive strata of colourless deep-seated sand, with such force as to rite above the surface of the ground, and capable, by a moderate lift, of affording from to to I t hogsheads per minute, is a most singular and happy acquisition; and cannot tail to prove of the greatest benefit to the tr wns of Portsmouth and Portsea, and the important naval undertakings carried on at those places. MERINO SHEEP, OF 'FHE ESCURIAI. FLOCK. Three Rams and three Ewes were exhibited at bord bonier. vale's Shew in March last. FOR SALE, BY AUCTION, On Saturday the 18th of May, 1811, at 12 r.'cloek precisely, at Lord's Cricket Oniund, New Road, Mary-la-Bortoo, TWELVE RAMS ; and 43 EWES, with their LAMBS. These Sheep were selected by the . head Shep herd, from the original Flock of 8000, (the number it ctmsisted • of before it was broke up) fur—the fineness. of their Wool and Frame ; the Rams were particularly set apart, sod were to have tup'd the Flock last season. A part of this parcel were sold at Ezst Ham, in March last ; the prices given wry evinced their superiority. They may be viewed. by application to William Carter, Sewer Bailiff, near East Ham Church, Essex - and on the day preceding the sale, at the place of sale, where C atalogues may Ise had, and of Thomas Maeda and Co. Wuol-Broken, No. 63, Coleman-short, Lossdnes. SOMERSETSHIRE. VALUABLE MANOR, COLLIERIES, FARMS and INN. To be SOLD by .10C I lON, by Mr. PEYTON. At the Red Hart inn, at leotton (Midway between Bristol and 'ells), on Tuesday the 21 qt day of May, nil I, at. Three &Clock in the Afternoon, in Lots, THE FREEHOLD and extensive MANOR of - 1 - PAULT6N, with the valuable anti productive Coal Mines in full work under the same, and the several Copyhulds,-Courts, Rights and Privileges belouging thereto. The capital Inn, called the RED LION, in full business, situate in the Village of Niihau. Two substantial Farm-houses and Homestead, ; sundry Cottage* anti upwards of 530 Acres of i most excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pastan: Land. • Ile piing:pal part let urrespectable Tenants at Will. 'I be remainder en Lease. ' Printed particulars may be had 21 'days preview to Sale, at the White Lion, Bath; White Hart, Bristol; Swan, Wells Bell, Gloucester; White Hart; Chippenharn; at the Red Lion, Paul. toil; at Old DOVIII Inn, and at the Place of Sale; and at Mr.. lames's Office, New Boswell-Court, Lincoln's Inn, London, ' where plans may be seen. 10 10 100 0 10 10 100 0 5 3 10 10 10 10 . - ars, 140 n-commi ssioned Officers, and Privates of Royal Flint Militia, per M. Tustin and Son 20 14 4 Earl of Ayle.bUry 100 0 Thomas Mills, Esq. 5 5 Henry Hallam, Esq. 10 10 Duke of Beaufort 100 0 Jas. Read, Esq. 5 5 Earl Mansfield 100 0 M. Pinero, Esq. of Charies-street B 0 J. J. 1 1 John Galcraft, Esq. 10 0 J. Berkeley Monk, Esq. 20 0 Admiral Fortescue 10 10 Earl of Stamford, War. rington 100 0 Miss E. S. Lawrence 100 0 Sir J. Bartington, Bart. 10 10 THE EDINBURGH CORRESPO — HDENT, 5 0 T. E. Dicey, EA. 10 0 IT is now proposed to publish the EOM::ROO C on- John eerily, Esq. 5 0 RESPONDENT TYRE/ mats a-week—on Mom oar, THURS. Earl Powls 100 0 DAT, and SATURDAY. . Ewan Law, Esq. 10 10 Upwards of a year has elapsed since the Proprietors of this Mary and Sam. Brook, Paper first offered it to the contidetation of their countrymen, Lord Kenyon Paternoster-row and solicited the public patronage. They then announced the Lord Vise. Curzon plan on which it was their intention to conduct it. By combining Sir Philip Pueey systematic arrangement with a large portion of temperate discus -30 , Mon, and by illustrating present events by ezamples drawn from 10 10 J. Romball, 0 Abel Moysey E Esq. Esq. lip. the history of past times, they heped to raise this species of pub- lication to somewhat of a higher character. Though conscious .ping lington 50 0 Gregson & Dixon that they had secured very ample means of fulfilling this engage- Ramsbottomscßaver- Wakeliti Welch, Esq. ment, they yet were not withdut their apprehensions . They con- SUSSEX. stock, of Windsor 50 0 l.ympton 10 0 . sidered the many difficulties with which an infant publication has AN EXCELLENT MANSION, wrrH RIGHTY-ONI MasterT.Stafford, Ful- Railton & Rankings SO •0 to struggle, and, in particular, the numerous rivals, by whom the ham Park 5 5 Mr. James Pycroft 20 0 ACRES OF LAND. field oti which they were enterieg had already been occupied.— . Bunn & Johnston 21 0 Sun Fire Office 105 0 TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION, On the other h and, it was satisfactory to observe, that the public had been uniformly liberal in recompensing the exertions of those Joseph Stewart, Esq. Mr. J. Robinson 10 0 By Mr WELLER, Sandwich 5 5 Mr. John Auldjo 10 0 On the Premises, on Monday, the 21 of June, IRIi , at Twelve, who had succeeded in contributing to their information or amuse. Dr. Thos. S. Whalley 10 10 Vice-AdiniealTheoph. T HE truly Valuable -.lnd Desirable fREEHOLD merit. The hopes derived front tins last consideration have, they is ESTATE of AVISFORD PLACE, the Residence of Sir John Henslew 10 10 Jones S 0 may truly say, been very amply folfilled. 'l' lie circulation of THE CORRESPONDLMT soon became extensive, and hat been con- G. G A°4lenu u gh 5 0 Muzio Clement' & Co. 52 10 Atlndral Moto - ace, (Ezentrated from Land-Tax). Right on. Charles Mr.'lliumas Dickason, ti w ally increasing ; while they have been gratified, in a peculiar'Comprising—a most substantial Mansion, in a complete state Manners Sutton 50 0 of Enfield 5 0 0 • of solid and ornamental rcpalr, and contains, in the basement, degree, by the numerous testimonies of unqualified approbation, Char- Dorothy bestowed upon then) by their Readers and the Public in general. Hun.T. Dickason and Co. 55 10 ample Cellarage ;on the ground flour t a handsome Hail and lotte Montague 10 0 Collected at the Parish —Of these sentiments, they have now received a still more do- Staircase, well proportioned Eating and Breakfast Rooms, and a Stephen Beckinghara, Church of Dibden, cisive and flattering proof. A large proportion of the most en- neat Library and Greenhouse, likewise Domestic Offices, replete -11 l 0 Newforest, per Wm. lightened and leading characters in this Metropolis, have ril l . . with eonveniencies of every description ; on the first floor, a very 13 0 2 fine proportioned Drawing Room, $K airy Bed Chambers, four Charles Morro, Esq. 5 0 Richards, Esq. joined in expressing a wish that 'Fri c CORRESIIINDENT, in- Right Hon. Sir Wm. James Ware, Esq. New stead .4* -rwres, should be published THREE Times a-week. The Dressing Roonts Water Closets, four large Attics, Store Rooms 21 0 and Housemaith ' Closets, capacious Tanks and good spring water; Proprietors conceived that they might thus be enabled tocarry Into W Y nne - 50 0 Brldge-street Rev. Dr. Bell - 50 0 William Mellish, Esq. 1 more complete eiecution, that improved plan on which theirl a large Kitchen with and Melon Ground, inclosed by lofty 100 41 I wails covered with the choicest Fruit Trees, fine Espaliers and 5 5 Sbadwell Paper, Tete CoaIIESIONDENT, is conducted; and that it might 3 ' H . ' Ma y , E N' - Dimsdale,Earnard, Son 100 0 I Filbert hedges, abundantly cropped with Vegetabies, Fool Ho William Randall, Esq. become better suited for that class of readers, who are anxious for Kentish Town 10 10 and Dimsdale use, frequent and copious intelligence on political subjects. Had the capital six stalled Stable, Lofts, two Carriage Houses,a very cons- Richard Loundes, Esq. 5 0 Edrn. Boehm and John (Proprietors even been disposed to neglect a suggestion so flatter- plete fitted up Brewhouse, Granary, Drying Yard, and Poultr John Thurston, Esq. 5 0 Taylor 100 • Houses. This delightful Residence is situate in a Learn of p u r: ing to their exertions, they could not have been insensible to the Rev. Thos. Woodroffe 5 5 Mr. R. Bradshatv 2 0 wet cis of Fifty Acres, heited;y a luxuriant Shrubbery and Pleasure difficulties and embarrassments to which, in carrying into melt- French Burton, Esq. 20 0 Rev. 1. L. Leroux 5 5 Lion the plan which they had originally *formed, the narrowness Grounds, the agricultural B. tidings, which are very cern.plete, are 25 0 Boultuu and Baker 50 0 of their limits so frequently exposed them. Itupressed therefore Francis 3 ' Brmne t Es q• in a Dell, screened from vi ew by Form I e rrs . The reniainiog Thos. J. Clarke, Esq. 20 0 Colonel H. R. 1.. Sear- part of the Land surrounds the Paddock with three nest Cottages -with these considerations, the most powerfuLthey may heehawed Mr. John Braham 10 10 jeantson, Camp-hUI 20 0 to say, which could present themselves,they determined to adopt and Gardens. Madame Storace 10 10 Boldero Lashington, this new mode of publication, con fi dent, that in thus following the The eligibility of situation, unrivalled beauty of country, its judgment of the Public, they shall enjoy an ample share of its John Cresdill, Esq. 10 0 and Bo ' !der° 100 0 extensive marine and laud prospects of hill and dale, and a dc- Arthur Balfiur, Esq. 10 10 John Peyton, Esq. !reliantly features, charnpaign country, cannot be sufliciently de- support. . • .. ~ • in Further Subscriptions will be received at the several Bankers Su il scribed—it must be seen to be properly appieci..ted; the soil is Having thus explained their motives foe the present change, the Cities of London and Westminster and at the Bar of the t h e p ro p r i eto r s h a v e only to assure tbeir Readers, that all thu3e peculiarly dry, the air salubrious and healthy, in a highly.respect- City of London Tavern.; Lloyd's, John s, aril Tom's Coffee- ' able neighbourhood, surre, i ndcd by the hest roads, near a fashnia efforts, which have hitherto met with approbation, will be couti houses ; and in the differeso parts of the Empire. rued on a greater scale, and with augmented fact li ries. No exer- ! able and retired Watering and a very short distance from N. B. A. Meeting of the C otu mittee will be held at this Howse • tion, of airy. kind, shall be spared. to render Nut I;4HW/eonthe Dukeef Richmond's Fos Place , ounds. every Tuesday, where Subscriptions and information will be .Den riptive Particulars will be published one month previous COARLbIPUMMLNT at least not second lb any Paper now published , thankfully received. to cite sale'; and may be had a t the Auction Mitt ;of Messrs. . in Scotland. I The M eeting held at Willi s ' sßooms for promoting the same • Printed by WILLIAM WATMMI , for the Proprietors, to whom 1 . • . Winstartley, Paternoster-row ; Mr. IL Philips, Band-street ;at . orders and communications may be addressed. i Parliament Stairs, Edinburgh, April 2.2. • / ri-• London Agtetts,—Meepsul'eeua and NaarTdil s NO. 5, li c e l t d u s v u o tu len cr t ip o t b i j o e n c s t . , now meet in Committer at No. 87, Pall-ntall , where their Secretary daily attends to receive communications n th ,: ; A particular Report of the application of the Funds will be Li braries , Tunbridge Wells Brightots,Worthine, and Bog at the principal bins in die neighbouring Market Towns; .lA4 of Mr. 'Weller. Chichester, of whom Tickets fo g ey be had CO stew, frena the IM of May to the day 1 Warwick.squwa. , _ . •.. . , 'terraria published. WILLIAM SCOTCILER, Secretary, . - . . ,- .• , • . -.- , , . • a , .. .... , 111 , - • _ • . 'l`• A, .. 4 " , ",4.1 t .4 e F r I I , -,••-