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"IT7TrrVI , • - ' • • ' ,• ••• • • ~~ ' I FRIDAY. RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS/ IN FRANCE. Amount advertised - - .€34,475 11 0 I.t. G. Hicks, 37th Regt. 1 0 0 W. M. - 5 50. Mr. John Hicks 2 0 0 Bluemantle 1 1. 0 Mrs. J. Hicks 2 0 0 I. T. - 2 0 0' Miss Hicks - 1 0 0 H. Darnboreugh 1 0 0 H. W. - - ' 2 2 0 H..A. B. - 1 0 0 Wellingborough Church, Northamptonshire, by the Rev. Charles Pryce, M. A. - - 23 3 0 St. E>tle Parish, near Marazion, by Rev. Samuel Gur- • ney, Vicar - - - - - 3 7 I _ __ _ _ __ . Parish of Husthwalte, Yorkshire, by Rev. J. Winter, Curate - - - S 2 6 Parish of Shatfield Mortimer, Berks, by Rev. Dr. Deane 8 3 0 Parish of Margaretting, Essex, by Rev. Chas. Bond 817 0 Brightwell Parish, Beets, by the Rev. Mr. Wintle 5 6 0 Rye Church, by the Minister and Churchwardens 20 • 0 Subscription Concert and Ball proposed and conducted by the Catch Club of Rye - - es 0 0 Methodist Chapel, Rye, by B. Leggatt - 5 11 0 , Chedingstone, Seven Oaks, Kent, by Rev. T. Baker 93 6 I WilliamSkirrow and Sons - - 10 10 0 Lambourn Parish, Essex, by Rev. Morgan Lewis it) 15 a Cromer Parish, by the Minister and Churchwardens 914 4 One day's Pay front the Company of Cromer Battery Volunteer* - - - 6 16 9. The Liverpool Jubilee Society, held at Mr. Hasketh's, Blundell-street - _. - 52 10 0 Breaufield Parish, Gloucestershire, per the Rev. Januf Phelps - - - $0 6, Woodhull Ferries, Essex, per the Rev. H. Vanvoorst 11 6 6 Aylmerton Parish, per the Minster and Churchwardens 3 17 0 Hadley Parish, Essex, per the Rev. Matthew Hodge 4 9 • Cumnor Parish, Berks, per the Rev. W. Slater. 8 15 0 Frensham Parish, Surry, per the Rev. G. 'l4lom - din 2 14. 0 G. Scott Elliot, of Lariston - 1 1 0 Subscriptions received by Messrs. John Goodeve and Co. Goopor/. John Goodeve and Co. - 5 5 0 Joseph Goodeve, seh. Esq. - - - 3I 0 Fotherby and White • - .- 6 • (I Mr. Robert Cruikehanks - - - 2 2 9 Mr. Jukes Ranger - - - - i 2 0 Thomas White .. . - • 1 1 0 Samuel Bovill - - - , 1 1 0 Mn. Roby - • _ - 1 0 0 Llewellin Davies - - - '1 o 0 Gosport Church, per the Rev. F. Clifton, Curate IS 2 2 THOMAS FLRGSON, secretary, No. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street. . . - CITY OF LONDON TAVERN. . rUND FOR RELIEF OF PORTUGUESE' SUFFERERS DURING THE FRENCH INVASION. JOHN WHITMORE, Esq. Chairman. Amount of Sub.criptions advertised . 1E40,255 15 subscriptions since received as follow : Captain Fryecs; being Mr. Thomas Dickason, the produce of a ball . of Enfield 50 0 atColchester,where • T. Dickason and Co. 55 10 he acted as Steward 105 0 James Ware, Esq. NEW Cambrian Newspaper S 2 Bridgerstreet 21 0 Mr. I. C. Meyer 10 • 0 William Mellish, Esq. Mr. F. P. Soares 20 0 Shadwell 100 0 Francis Turner, IN. . Pimsdale, Barnard, Son Exeter 30 0 and Dimsdale 100 0 J. Beardmore, Esq. lo 10 E. Boehm &J. Taylor 100 e Ramsbottoms & Tor- Mr. R. Bradshaw 2 0 lingten 50 0 Beulton and Baker 5 0 Ranubottom&Saver- Colonel H. R. L. Sear stock. of Windsor 59 0 jcantsou, Camp-hill 20 0 Master T.Staiford, Ful- Bolden Lushington, • ham Park 5 5 and Boldero 100 0 Burin & Johnston' 21 0 John Peyton, Esq. 5 9 Joseph Stewart, Esq. Rich. Knight and Son S 5 'Sandwich 5 S James Ketuble, Esq. Dr. Thos. N. Whalley 10 10 Woodhuret, near St. Sir John Henslew 10 10 Ives - .5 5 O.'l'. Goodenough S 0 Bicknell Coney, Esq.. HI- 10 Right Her.. Charles Young, Wallis, and Manners Sutton 10 0 Hawkes, in addl. Hun. Dorothy Char- tion to the Subscrip lotte Montague 10 0 tion by the Skip S. Beekinghani, Esq. 10 0 Builders of the Port • Charles Monro, Esq. 5 0 of London, already Right Hon. Sir Wm. - presented by the Wynne - 50 0 hands of John Wells, Rev. Dr. Bell - 50 0 Esq. - 52 JO J. H. May, Esq. - 5 5 Proprietors of the COW William Randall, Esq. Vier de Londres Kentish Town 10 10 Wm. Cadby, Eastam- Richard Loundes, Esq. 5 0 stead, Berks John Thurston, Esq. 50P.Y. Z. 11,. 6d. Rev. Thos. Woodroffe 5 S Andrews and J. Hatt- Francis Burton, Esq. 20 0 rison, Esq. 52 10 Francis J. Browse, Esq. 25 0 ()Seers of the Royal Thee. J. Clarke, Esq. 20 0 Hospital,Greenwich 71 15 Mr. John Brabant 10 10 Mr. James Sant 6 0 Madame Storace 10 10 Mr. Philip Chabot 5 5 John Cresdill, Esq. 10 0 Angel and Son, Corn- Arthur Balfour, Isl. 10 10 hill - T. E. Dicey, Esq. 10 0 Weddell, Till, and John Carily, Esq. .5 • Weddell 10 0 Earl Fowls 100 0 Rev. Lancelot Sharte 5 0 Ewan Law, Esq. 10 10 John and Jeremiah . Mary and Sam. Brook, Naylor & Co. Wake r 10 10 field - 105 0 Lord Kenyon NO 0 His Excellency Count Lord Vise. Curzon 10 10 de Viornenil, Mar- Sir Phillip Piney 100 0 shal General in the Abel Moysey, Esq. 5 5 Portuguese Service SO 0 J. Rumloall, Esq. Er The following Officers ping 10 10 in the Portuguese Gregson & Dixon 10 10 Service a Wakelin Welch, Esq. lieut.-Col. Commen- Lympton 10 0 dater de Balathler S • Railton & Rankings SO 0 Lieur.-Col. Chev. De Mr. James Pycroft 20 0 Durefdalrs 5 0 Sun Fire °Mee 105 0 Lieut.-Col. Monsieur Mr. J. Robinson 1 0 0 De Mont e p ezat 3 0 Mr. John Auldjo 10 0 Lietit.-Col. MarquisDe Vice-Admiral T. Jones 5 0 la Tourdupin 1 0 Muzio Clementi & Ce. 52 10 Major A.D. Altonville 5 0 Collected at the Parish Count de Clemente Church of Dibden, Crevenceur 3 0 Newforest, per Win. Barlow and Clarke 26 5 Richards, Esq. 13 0 9 The Kentish Gazette, • Rev. J. L. Leroux 5 5 Canterbury 5 5 Further Subscriptions will be received at the several Bankers in the Cities of London and Westminster ; and at the Bar of the City of London Tavern'; Lloyd's, John's, awl Tom's Coffee houses • and in the diferent parts of the Empire. N. A Meeting of the Committee will be held at this Home every Tuesday, where Subscriptions and information will be thankfully received. The Meeting held at Willis's Rooms for promoting the same benevolent object, now meet in Committee at No. 57, Pall-mall ; where their Secretary daily attends to receive communications end Subscriptions. A particular Report of the application of the Funds will be hereafter published. WILLIAM SCOTCHER, Secretary, 10 10 S 5 10 10 MANGLES, UPON SUPERIOR PRINCIPLES. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATEN'''. THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, are respectfully informed that S. DAVIS having purchased the Patent of Mr. Moe ats, for his excellent MANGLES, has re moved the Business from Nb. 53 to No.l, Skinner-street,,Snow hill, London, tuur doors from Fleet-Market, where he respect fully solicits the attention of the Public to his superior Mangle, which, for power of execution, ease of working, substantial compact construction, and every useful advantage, stands aama. valled, and which, upon Inspection, be is coaltdeal will be op , proved mid universally adopted. • • • • • • • • . . r . • . r . . ~ . '. . . ' • ,'7 .--- .": "- '••=,--. %-• ?.. 1 ', • 6 .... i * i v..... . 4 &♦ --- ' 4 "ik r 4 , - Y N.,. I t .. e 1. , . ,li _ . , .. --. ~ . . ...... i j k i or ( •,____ _., , . 4 4 ,, • . •• SALES BYAUCTION. YORK lIERAL,D. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Tuesday, May 14, 1811, at Twelve o'Clock, at the London Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill, London, ..- T 'HE Invaluable COPYRIGHT and entire PRO PERTY of the YORK HERALD ; also the Types and all other Materials used in the Printing and Publishing of the same. The death of Mr. Alexander Bartholoman, the late Printer and sole Proprietor of this Paper, which ranks amongst the fore most published in the kingdom in extent of circulation and cha racter, has rendered it necessary to dispose of this very desirable I concern, the annual profits of which, after deducting all expences of Printing, Publishing, and Distributing, amount to a sum be twixt £lOOO and £l5OO, and from its reputation and increasing I Sale, overflow of Advertisements, &c. i t may be still rendered inuelt more productive and Jucrative. Attendant on, and connected with the Herald, there is a good Printing lob and l'atent Medicine Iguanas, from which addi tional emoluments are made. Further particulars may be had of Mr. Alderman Wilson, or Mr. Robert Cattle, York; or of Mr. Mawmati, No, 22, Poultry, London. SOMERSETSHIRE. • VALI/ABLE MANOR, COLLIERIES, /ARMS and INN. To be SOLD by ADC NON, by Mr. rEVTON, At the Red Hart len, at Clutton (Midway between Bristol and Wells), on Tuesday the 2t51 day of May, 1811, as Three o'Cluck in the Afternoon, in Lots, 'THE FREEHOLD and eztensive MANOR ef -/- PAIJLTON, wkh the •vaiusble and productive Coal Mines in full work under the same, and the several Copyholdo, Courts, Rights and Privileges belonging thereto. The capital Inn, called the RED LION, in full bnsiness, situate in the Village of Paalton. Two substantial Farm-houses and Homesteads ; sundry Cottages, ao.d upwards of .550 Acres Of most excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land. The Principal part Jet to respectable Tenants at Will. 'The remainder on Lease. Printed particulars may be had 2 t days previous to Sale, at the White Lion, Bath; White Hart, Bristol; Swan, Wells; Bell, Gloucester; White Hart, Chippeniant ; at the Red Lion, Paul i ton; at Ohl Down Inn, and at the Place of Sale; and at Mr. i L lames 's Office, New toswell-Court, Lincoln's Inn, London, where plans may he seen. CAVENDISH-SQUARE. PORTLAND-PLACE, &c. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. FOLEY HOUSE, with extensive Offices, Pleasure-grounds, and Land—nt arly Four Acres. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Chandos-street, Cavendish-square, on Tuesday, May zd, at one, in One Let, THE singularly-magnificent FREEHOLD MANSION, FOLEY HOUSE, with extensive ranges of capital Apart ments for the seasons of the year, planned for the accommodation of a Family of the first Distinction; with spacious Offices of all descriptions, Stables and Coach-house, and every requisite for an establishment of the first magnitude; with Gardens, Pleasure grounds, Lawns, Yards, &c. communicating in different direc tions; a most "eligible property for a splendid residence, or fur a building concern—the whole containing near four Acres, form ins the south end of Portland Place, with entrances from Ciian dos-street and Edward-arret.—This valuable Estate claims the attention of Gentlemen who wish to invest money in ground rents —Tn be viewed, by tickets Particulars may be bad on the Premises—of Messrs. Hoper and Brolighton, Solicitors, Great Marlborough-street ; of John Nash, Esq. Dover-street, Piccadilly ; the Subscription Houses, St. Janus s-street and Pall Mall; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golder-square, where a Plan of this Estate may be seen. FREEHOLD ELEGANT GOTHIC RESIDENCE, with Of fices, Pleasure-Grounds, and 42 Acres of Land, Roehampton Surrey, Six miles from Hyde Park-corner. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrsisay't, on Thursday, May SO, at twelve, In One Lot, AVERY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, the PRIORY, Roehampton, a very elegant Gothic Struc ture, forming a Residence for a Family of the first distinction, with offices of all descriptions, lawns, pleasure grounds, excellent kitchen-garden, walled and planted with choice fruit trees, for cing -house, grapery, melon-pit, ice-house, &c. entrance lodge, and meadow land. The whole about Forty-two Acres, surroun ding the Mansion, in a dry elevated situation, commanding ex tensive and rich views of the Thames and the country. The Residence contains a handsome entrance-ball, vestibule, or inner ball, capital diming parlour, elegant drawing-room, conservatory, and breakfast-room, of handsome proportions, gentleman's dres sing-room, and a servant's bed-room ; on the first floor are seven excellent bed-chambers, two dressing-rooms; vestibule, two wa ter closets, and a billiard-room ; the domestic offices, butler's pantry, servant's hall, housekeeper's room, engine and knife room, vaulted cellars, for wine, beer, ale, coals, &c. attached is a commodious kitchen, back kitchen, wash-house, awe larders, . 1 men's dormitory, laundry, &c. detached dairy, two coach-hotline stables for six horses, coachman's-room, and lumber-room, farm yard, witk all requisite buildings; also a Cottage and Garden, opposite Barnes-common, with a Slip of land. 'Co be viewed by 'rickets only. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Red Lion, Putney; Plough, Clapham; Castle, Richmond; Pigeons, Brentford; Packhorse, Turnharn-Green ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden square, of whom 'rickets for viewing may be had. •,• . . . - • - 74:04p, .0 • V , . .-• .... MAY.IO, 1811; '-'. .. . - '•- . . - • (PRICE SIKPF.NCE-HALFPReI/Sre --, ..--......-.....- . wooLrs PATENT sTILANt ENGIN E. • e l I HE following Affidavits and CertiticAtet arti re.. -I- spectfully submitted to those who ate interested fu theism. nomical application of Mechanical Powers, to the rnlgiNt 'of Mining and Menufactares, as a complete refutition peeve:, re port to the prejudice of WOOLF' s Invention, circulated ltylignoe relict and ntalevolunqe. LONDON TO. WIT: James Young, of Laystalestreet. London, Engineer, iniketb oath and sails, that he had the principal superintendance of a Steam Engine, on the preini-,e of Messrs. Meaz and Co Brewers, Liquorponil-street, of Mr. Arthur W,oelf's patent winteructlon,, estimated at .16 horses power, from the time that the reed Engine was elected ill the same was removed, and an e n gine of the ma nefarture Qr./slew& Balton and Watt substitute.. 3 in iti place; and that, by repeated experiments made with, the said Arthur Woolf's Engine, to ascertain the quantity of fuel necessary to work the said Engine, performing ail the usual work of the brew house, It was proved, that the quantity ef coals required did not exceed two bushels each hour, on the average of ear *hole day's work,consistiogusually,when in full work,of front 17 to la hours. 1 Ile deponent cannot say any thine respecting the quantity of l eolls required to work the aforesaid Eegine, erected by Messrs. ' Bolton and Watt, having left the empty of Messrs. Meuz and Co. before the said Engine was employed to perforet the full work of the Brewhouse. J•stes YOUNG. Sworn before me, at the Mansion House, London, lei 204,111ey of April, 1811. J. J. Sierra, Mdeese. --• ee --, LONDON TO WI P: ' Henry Rumble, employed by eleisrs. fifitut, Reds, sad Co. Brewers, Liquorpond-street, London, to look after and attend Steam Engines upon their premises, maketh oath and saitb, that in conjunction with James Young, he had the care and superin tendence of a Steam. Engine, erected by Mr. Arthur Woolf, ac cording to his Patent Improvements, estimated at thirty-six horses power, upon the premises of the said Meeirs.Meux,Reida. and Company, and that the said Engine was worked during an . ' experiment continued for several days from four o'clock in the morning till nine o'closk at night, doing all the usual work at the house, with not more thairtwo bushels of coals per hour on the average of the whole day;-That the said Engine, erected byMr. 1 Arthur Woolf, having been removed after doing the regular work of the house for a considerable time, and a new Engine having been erected in its stead, by Messrs. Bolton and Watt, of thirty horses power, of which he has ever since had and now hes the superintendence, he has repeatedly tried what fuel is required by the said new Engine of Messrs. Bolton and Watt, to do the same work that was performed by the Engine erected by the aforesaid Mr. Arthur Woolf ;—that the said new Engine of Messrs Bolton and Watt's erection requires, on the average of the whole day's work, not less than four bushels of C 0314 for every hour the En. gine is worked; and that the last-mentioned Engine requires to be worked on the average, flatly, front twenty to twenty-one hours, to petted= the same work that was done by Mr.Woolle Eugene, on the average, daily, in seventeen hours. HeNtY RUMBLE. Sworn at the Mansion-House, London, the illith day of April, 1811, before me, J. J. Sierra, Mayor. N.B. Moire Mettz and Co. were induced, by the suggestions and recommendation of a certain Engineer, to remove the Engine . erected on their premises by Mr Woolf, and to get in its stead an Engine from Messrs. Belton and Watt's Manufactory. 'Flame Engine has now been at work for some time, and it appears, front the above affidavits, that, by the change, Messrs Meux and Co. are put to a daily additional expence of the value of from forty-six to forty-eight bushels of coals-eebove one thousand pounds, per annum, allowing-the Engine to work for only nine mouths iii the year. CERTIFICATE. This is to certify, That the undersigned had a Steam-Engine on' • his premises, at Fulham, estimated at eight horses power, erected by Jonathan Dixon, on Balton and Watt's principle ; an d that be • believes the said Engine performed about the same quantity of " I work that engines of that size usually do ; and that it consumed rather more than one bushel of coals per hour. He farther tar t dies, that he afterwards had a Steam-Engine of 161torees power, ' erected by Robert Archibald, en Bolton and Watt', principle, !alai that when this Engine was fully leaded, it required name ;ban 2 3 / 4 bushels of coals per hour ; that the said Engine (not beleg of sufficient power for his work) was removed, and he employed ' Messrs. Woolf and Edwards, of Mill-street, Lambeth, to alter the same on Mr WoolfeePatent principle, to an Engine estimated at 24 berets power—that the said Etigiue, when so altered,was able to carry all his work, amounting to 1-3 d more than the IS I hones power Engine could carry; and that, with this additional leak use was able to do her whole work, without requiring mere ,tbao one bushel (say 841b5.) of Newcastle coals per hour. Le-don, 11th lieb. 11111. - WILLIAM HALT. CERTIFICATE. E This Is to certify, Tbat we the undersigned, were present ea ' the 14th of March, iiti t, on the premises of John Hods, o, Esq. midezi. at Battersea, to witness an experiment .male with a 'Ream -Engine-Engine of eight horses power, erected by Messrs. Belton and Watt, to ascertain what quantity of Wheat could be ground by the said engine with a given quantity of coals. The engioe woe M good working condition, the mill stones in good o rd e r, an d t h e r. e rimmt was made with one pair yf atoms, Franck burs t s 4 "feet 2 inches diameter. The Engine was worked with, proper care and attention lot three hours and SO minutes, and In that time ground three qua& 4Ors seven bushels and a half of whea' Winchester mesas*, with five bushels and one-third of a bushel of coals. The weight of the wheat was 59 pounds, neat, per bushel, 'lle coals were front Collingwood Main, 448 pounds. biases flourcnif, Engineer. YOLIN Psm is, Engineer. • R/ICIIARD Fumes, Make. ESSEX, ON THE SEA COAST. London, Itinarao Dimwits, Millet. CAPITAL ESTATES, upwards of Flve Hundred Acres, Ma- April 17, 1811. Geo. NICUOLS, Miller AC MeAUL. Hodgson& non, Free Warren, Fisheries, Rectorial Tithes, Manor and CERTIFICATE. Farm-houses, Cottages, &c. between Rayleigh and South End. By Mr. ROBINS, This Is to certify, That we, the undersigned, were pr e sent on the 17th of April, 1811, on the premises of Messrs. Wolf and At °areaway's, on Thursday, June 13, at le, In One Lot, Edwards, Mill-street; Lambeth, to witness an experiment made AVALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD with a Steam Engine, constructed by them on Mr. Wolf's patent ESTAIE; comprising the Lordship or Manor of Bemfleet, principle, to asceetain what quantity of wheat could be ground alias the South Bendleet ; and the Manors or reputed Manors tot by the said Engine with a giver/ quantity of coals. The Engine Hope's Wyke, Stioree Wyke, Monk's Wyke, and Saunder's was in good working condition, the mill-stones in good order, and Wyke, extending over many Thousand Acres of Land, with all the experiment was made with two pair of nones, French buts, Court's Leet, Court's Baron, and customary Courts, Fines, He- 4 feet diameter. • _ riots, and Quit-rents, Free Warren, and all Rights, Royalties, The Engine was worked with proper care and attention for 2 and Privileges thereunto belonging. 'lle very eligible Freehold hours and 44 minutes, and in that tinieerouud SS bushels of wheat, Estates, consisting of Kent's-hill Farm, containing upwards of Winchester measure, with 1 bushel, 3 pecks and 14 pounds, (say Three Hundred Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and 161 pounds) of Coals of Collingwood Main. The weight of the Wood Land, with an ezeellnt new Farm House and Offices, Wheat was 51lbs. neat, per bushel. The Engine is estimated at 2 gardens, yards,Varns, stables, and various out-buildings, ia pos- horses power. session, and on lease to Mr. Charles Knightsbridge, except the RiCMARD TILLVITLICE, Engineer. . Wood ; also the Manor House, called South Bendieet-hall, with JAMLS BUITON, Engineer. gardens, orchard, barns, stabler, and out-buildings, and upwards Jotter PENN, Engineer. of One Hundred and Eighty-five Acres of Arable and Pasture Recuaita Pities, Miller. Land, Fifty Acres of which are bah Marsh, in possession and Ricueeo DICWDNILT, Miller. on Lease to GIORUIL Nscnots, Miller, at Messrs. Hedgson's. 1 tie whole of this Estate is within a rit* fence, divided only Heger Hatvsy, Iron Founder. by the public road; the Lands are in a high state of cultivation. London, April 17, lel I. The Impropriate Rectory of South Bemiteet (except the Vicarage From the above certificates it appears, that with one of Mesa& and the Advowson of the same), with all the Tithes of Corn and Bolton and Watt's best Engines of eight license power, not quite siz bushels of Wheat, Winchester measure, can be ground late Pulse in the Parish, which contains upwards of Three Thousand Five Hundred Acres: these 'news (excepting those of the two Flour, with one bushel or itsib.d Newcastle Coals ; and that Farms above-rnemiened, which are let with teem) are in hand, with the same quantity of Coals , - t4olf's Nine-horse Engine can grind upwards of 17 bushels of the same Wheat. In other words, , p en er d an co n ll u e m ete . d an in d k a i r n e d h , ig p h r i od y i u m cin pr g ov a a b b o l u e t . SgovuetnhHßeumndraeeedt is s o three i %Viers Engine, with one bushel of Coale, cat, lift front 311 to 40 miles front Rayleigh, eight from South End, thirty-three from I millions of pounds one toot high ; but Mesas. Bolton and Watt's London ; commanding evensive and beautiful views of the River e.nge _,.. e.•es, o f the same size, early trum 12 to 13 m:Uions of pounds Thames, the Counties of Kent and Essex, with the great advau- i one foot high. tage of water carriage to the London Market. I I Orders ter Woolf's Pateet Steam Engine executed by Woota and EDVIARos, at their Manufactory, Mill -street, Lambeth. To be viewed by applying to Mr.CharlesKnightsbridge, Kent Hill Farm, Rayleigh, of whom Particular. may be had; at the Engin . eers, by . applying t_crth . e Peewee, Aitritua W a, No. 2, baville-place, Lambeth wain, may be accommodated with La- Hotel, South End ; the Inn, at Rayleigh ; New Ship, Rocheford; causes to construct these Engines, on. equitable terms. Crown, Billericay; White Hart., and Cups, CA - Chester ; Black N. B. Engines on Mr. Watt's principle altered so as to am of Mr. r Cl ß e o lm bi s n f s ord , w ; arw All i t a te 4 H tre ar it, t, Rumford: at Geoarrwahweraey'sa; Plan i nd l of the Estate may be sees. • brans Wook's improvement, at a trifling expence. • . • ... , : . . , • , • . . - __ _ ' -- NUMBER 75421 SMITH, MAYOR. A T a COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the ll Chamber of the GUILDHAI.I. of the City of LONDON, on THURSDAY, the 9th Day of May, 1811, RESOLVED—That the Thanks of this Court be given to Lieu tenant-General Lord Viscount WELLINGTON, for the consum mate ability, fortitude, and perseverance, displayed by him in the Command of the Allied British and Portuguese forces, by which the Kingdom of Portugal has been successsfully defended, and the most signal and Important services rendered to his King and Country. RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY—That the Freedom of this City, with a Sword of the value of 200 guineas, be presented to Lord Viscount WELLINGTON, in testimony of the high sense which this Court entertains of his public services. RESOLVED urrautmoost.i—That this Court doth gratefully acknowledge the eminent and met itnrious Services uniformly per- formed by the General Officers, Commissioned Officers, Non_ commissioned Officers, and Soldiers of the Army, under the command of Lieutenant-General Lord Viscount WKLL/NGTON, during the late arduous and memorable Operations in Portugal, by which additional lustre has been reflected on the reputation of the British Arms. RESOLVED W"ANIMOVSLY—That this Court is truly sensible and deth acknowledge the zeal, discipline, and bravery, so con spicuously displayed by the General Officers, Commissioned Officers, Nen-commissioned Officers, and Soldiers, of the Portu- geese Army, under the immediate command of Field-Marshal Sir WILLIAM BEILISTORD, which have essentially contributed to *e successful result of the late Military operations. WOODTHORPE. This day was publi , hed, price Ss. 6d. THE GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, a Colwedy in Five Aces, as performing at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Written by J. G. HOLMAN, Esq. Author of " Abroad and at Home," and " The Votary of Wealth." Printed for Longman, .Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. aoster-row. KING'S BIRTH-DAY. T.BISH respectfully acquaints the Nobility, -IL • Gentry, and Public, that from the popularity of the pre sent Lottery, containing Sixty Capitals, all to be drawn on the Birth-day of our beloved Sovereign, the Tickets are likely to be come very scarce long before the 4th of JUNE. The Scheme contains 4 Prizes of £20,000 5e 6 0,0 00 24 Ditto 1,000 24,000 S 2 Ditto SOO i 1 , 3,000 • 4,040 Mtn of 80, CS, &c. 80,01 , 0 The favours of Adventurers are solicited at 4, CORNHILL, and 9,,CHARINO-CROS 3 , where in the last Two Lotteries 4 Prizes of £2o,ooek and in the last Fifteen Months, 7 Prise; 4 £20,000, and 37 other Capitals, were sold by T. DISH. CHEAP LOTTERY TICKF.I S AND SHALES. • CARROLL and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 26,. Ot ford-street, London, established 1776, respectfully inform the Public that Tickets and bbares are on Sale at the following redifeed Prices : CARROI.L'S PRICES. I OTHER OFFICES. Ticket - - - .122 4 0 llcket - 421 10 0 Half •- - - 11 4 0 Half -- - - 11 11 0 leaner - - - • i 1 . 2 0 Quartet' • - • • -617 6 Sighth - - - - 21; u Eighth - - - -'t 19 6 Sixteenth - - - 1 8 6 Sixteenth - - - 110 0 CARROLL and Co. trust that a discerning Public will g , -- .hem that encouragement which it has been their mull to deserve during a period of upwards of 40,yeara. Cameos'. and Co. sold in the last Lottery, No 1,812, a Prize of 22000, In One Quarter, Two Eighth., and Eight Sixteenths ; No. 6,945, the last Prize of 4'20,000, in three Eighths and Ten Sixteenths ;• and No. 12,103, the last Prize of 410,000, ever shared and sold In Sixteen Sixteenths, and the Money paid on Demand. Persons residing in the Country will be supplied with Tickets and Shares at the above reduced pricer, by sending their orders, with good Bills, at short dates, or Bank Notes, to Ns. 26 , Ox ford-street.—d. B. The usual Commission will be allowed to Agents, besides the above advantage. SILK STOCKINGS, SELLING off uncommonly cheap, at. No. 52, Cheapside, near Bow Church; Cotton Stockings, Worsted Stockings, an imr.lense Stock of a'l kinds of Hosiery, Gloves, flannels, Drawers, fcc. Shopkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely, will find a great advantage by an early inspection of these articles. A quantity of White or Black Silks, ss. 6d. to the best qualities, equally cheap; stout Cotton Stockings at Is. per pair ; very fine 23.6 d. supers 33.6 d. Brown Cotton for boots Is. fine Ribbed Cotton ?4.34. a variety of Gloves from 10d. a pair, and many other fashionable articles, too numerous to men tion.—Obseive, they are at Radford's Hosiery akarehouse, No. St, Cheapside, tour doors from Bow Church. rro be SOLD, an EXCHEQUER ANNUITY 'L Of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS, payable quarterly for over, granted by his Majesty King Charles 11. to William then Earl of Kinnoul.—Particulars may be knoien en application (by letters, post paid) to Messrs. Hanrott and Metcalfe,Lincolres Inn. TO INN-KEEPERS. 1 -1 0 LET, in the centre of the Market Place, at Newport, Isle of Wight, a reputable New Licensed Inn, aid Tradesman,' House, having a handsome well fitted•up Bar and Liquor Shop, three good Parlours, large Dining, and good Sleeping-rooms, a 'Tap in the next street, good Stabling, and a complete Brewbouse, for brewing their own Beer—the only house in the island that has; and it is expected the Tenant will be fully competent so to do—none others need apply. The Fixtures, Brewing Utensils, ke. to be taken at a fair va kiation. Near the house is the first Garrison in England, always full of Recruits, and seldom any in quarters ; and m a person Nebo can, and will brew good Beer, he need never be idle. Coming in ahout Z 703. Apply by letter (post paid) to John Steam, Newport, Isle of Wight. ESTATES in the COUNTY of DONEGALL, WEL TO IIE PEREMP IGRILY RE-SOLD, In fight Lots, pursuant to certain Orders of the High Court of Chancery in England, made to causes Lidded " Downes v. Thomas, (tb, last of which Orders was made with the con 3eliC of the Marquis of Donegal!, who has covenanted and agreed tp concur in such resale, and to join in the Conveyances to the Mrchasers). CERTAIN LANDS, HEREDITAMENTS, and PREMISES, comprised in the Manors of BONCRA NAGH and ELOGH, in the county of Donegan, in the kingdom of Ireland, pert of the Estates of the Marquis of Dots cOALL, and cantaining in the whole 83,000 Acres, or thereaboUts, for an un eapired 'term of One 'Thousand Years, at a Pepper Corn Rent, subject to several valid Leases subsisting on the said Estates ; beittre SAMUEL COMPTON L oz, Esquire, one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room of the sal I Corr, in Sautharnpton-buildings, Chartestry-lane, Loudon, on Friday, the twenty-fourth day of May, 1811, at One o'clock in the Al tarnoon subject to the Conditions exp ressed in the p rinted Particulars, which may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chun hers, in Southampton-builtiings; of Messrs. Aldrid4e and Colley , Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ;of Messrs. Lowe., Solicitors, loser:Fesiple ; of Messrs. Whitton, Solicitor .t, Great James =est, Bedford-row ;of Mr. Jaques, Land Surveyor, Hatton- Garden; of Mr. William Espinasse, Solicitor, Stephen's-green Dublin ; and at most of the principal In ns in the nei g hbourhood tithe Estates, ALDRIDGE and C(S.LEY SMITH, Liocoln!s-Inn, Plaintiff's Solicitors. i k. . 4- 1.011 , . 7 i•