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' r -,: _ - • • ' ISrytt •:,r; (...,‘ .bi i • ••• t. ', •~ •• . . - N (TM B F.lt 7576 . . . , . . . . . , . . . .. • AD IiFIRALITT-OPPICR, Jaw 19, 1511. "KO - ME it hereby given, That a Stasi** of Oyer and Terminer and Geed &unary, fir thr Trial if o . lfiaere reamittel In the High Seas, within the joriodiethea ear adneirally of Rowland, Grill he held at Justice Hallo, is the Old Bailey, Leaks, en Iraq the 19th of Jay next, at eight to'cleal in the turning. JOHN BARROW'. It RELIEF OF TB B ITISH PRISONERS '1 S ' IR FRANCE. Amount adierdsed - - 5151,540 II 3 Parish of Nayland, Suffolk, by Rev. Mr. Sims - 18 10 0 Memrs. Goodwin and Co. - • 50 0 0 Collection at Eye, Northamptonshire, by Rev. J. Wing 12 0 0 Ditto at Hemerton, Huntingdonshire, by Rev. Mr. PATIO - - - . 2 I 0 Pitrills of Sitkstone, Yorkshire, by Rev. Chris. Crofts 5 19 9 Parish of Firmingham, Suffolk - - '4 3 0 Ditto of Waterfield, ditto - - 1 4 0 Collection at Blackweer Church, Somerset, by the Rev. M. Mordaunt - - - 10 1 0 Parish of Trentham, including Burton, by the Roy. Thomas Beast - 40 0 0 Hilperton Parish, Wilts - .. . 20 8 Cherry Linton Parish, Cambridgeshire - 4 2 10 Kirlling Parish, ditto - - • 45 8 Willingham Parish, by Rev. Dr. George Laeu 15 9 0 Parish of Langton & Kennythorpe, per Rev. W. Crofts 2 15 7 Ditto for North Femston, per ditto • - 110 5 Collection at Haveley Chapel, Westmoreland - 29 9 Parish of Elmstexd. per Messrs. Crickett,Round, & Co. 7 12 0 Parish of Wool, Dorset, per Rev. T. Bond - 10 0 Parish of Henry's Moat, Pembroke, per Rev./. Harris 2 18 0 Parish of New Moat, ditto, per ditto - 2 17 7 Parishes of Llandler and Llandanwg, Merionethshire, ' per Rev. F. Parry - - - 1 16 0 Parish of Molar, ditto. yier Rev. Mr. Pugh - 4 4 0 At the Roman Catholic Chapel„Biddiestoste, per Rev. J. Naylor, transmitted per Sir C. Loraine and Co. of' Newcastle - - - 64' 6 Parish of Orerhampton, per Rev. J. Jeffe r y 4 11 2 From a tru! born Englishwoman, per Birch and Co. 1 1 0 Colonel Kirkpatrick, of Kestow, per Capel & Curzon 10 0 0 Colonel W. Kirkpatrick, of Exeter, per Dit t o 10 0 0 Parish of Etvington, York, per Rev. A. Cheap 10 16 0 By the Gentlemen of the Law Society Meeting at the Sugar Loaf, Bell-yard - - - 1S 0- 0 Bingley. Parish, Bradford, York, per Rev. Dr. Hart ley, of Bingley - • - 31 17 0 Collection at Stratton by the Rev. J. Daubeny, trans mitted per Messrs. Pitt and Co. 2 7 0 Pariah of Weldon, per Rev. George Holt - 2 2 8 ----- Waterby, per Ditto - - 1 13 4 --... Weston, per Rev. W. Doncaster . 1 17 0 ---• Nonnanton, per Ditto - • 111 6 Collected by Rev. W. Mitioram, Suffolk - 14 f tialesworth Volunteers per Captain J. Reeve 6 0 C The O ffi cers of the Wil t shire Militia - 67 15 Samuel Brown, Esq. - - 9 3 f The Principal Inhabitants of Witham, Essex, per Rey. Andrew Downes - - 25 4 0 'P.N. P. - - 2 0 0 S. S. - - - 5 0 0 Parish of Leysters - - 9 0 0 Parish of Breehletin - • 62 7 Parish of Broughton - - 8 14 6 Parish of Martin, St. Lawremp - - 212 0 Collection at Chopping Warden, per the Hon. L. Hobart 8 17 6 Collection at Fanborough, Warwickshire - 2 9 0 Collection at Tolley, Caermartiwnshire - - 55 0 Parish of Pagelebatu, per Thomas Brown in g 10 0 0 Parish of I>enarth • - - 10 0 Parish of Radyer - - 1 0 0 Parish of Laverork - • 0 13 0 Collection at Bellinwick - - 2 2 0 Collection at Bishop Walton . - 2 1 0 Parish of Petistree, Suffolk, per Rev. F. Croker, vicar 5 2 6 Parish of 'terllng, Essex, aftero Sermon from Matt. chap. 25. ver. 40, per Rev. W. Gooday, vicar I IR 5 A further collection at ditto per ditto - II 13 0 Collected at Brockfn IMiLitult rosy-emi t near Car - . marthen -.V.7-:.." • ...., - ---....—....2 0 0 Pariah of Furneaux, Pelham, Herts, per Rev. R. H. Bray, vicar - i - 10 0 0 Parish of Westmerton. ?waste - 6 6 0 The Rev. Thomas Llseon - 1 13 0 Chas. Wyatt, Esq. Bedford-row - 10 10 o Palau & Green, St. Paul's Church-yard - 10 0 0 Transmitted per Rev. T. leer, of Downton, Wilts : Collection at the Church of Downton, per Ditto 20 4 7 Ditto Nanton Chapel - - - 212 10 Sobscription from the Officera, Non-commissioned Offi cers, and Privates, of the Corps of Royal Southatnp ton Foxileers 20 S 0 Subscriptions transmitted per Rev. H. D. Thring, Rector of Alford, Somers: ADMIRAL n:orfica, Mar 17, 1811. nv Command of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, Notice is hereby given, that the Situation of DRAWING MASI ER in the Royal Naval College at Pots rmar IL has become vacant, and that such Persons as conceive themselves properly qualified, and are willing to undertake the duties thereof, at a Salary of One Hundred Pounds a Year, and an allowance of Thirty Pounds a Year for House-rent, may make application for the appointment,(by letter) addressed to me,send ing, with their applications, Certifkaces of their good character, and Specimens of their ability in, the art of Drawing. J. W. CROKER. TRANSPORT OFIJCE, May 21. 11111. THE COMMISSIONERS fir CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for 1014 Care of SICK rad WOUNDED SEAMERIMpaatie Cart ea • 01044 of PRISONERS of WAR, do her* give dale, That therwin be reedy at this Office, on Tuesday the 11th of August, 1811, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as nary be willing to conteact for Victualling Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Skit Prisoners of War at Andgila, for twelve months certain from the Ist October next. No Tweeter will be rewired after wt delak err tie day of treaty, ass any noticed, rakes the party,sr as VW for Mao, ihertenday Wendt. Each Tender wart he aceonrintnied Sy a Letter from hos tesfredaik Persons, atrogirg, to &maw burr with Mr AVMs MleillriaZ, in the scan sf Xiooo fee the tae terfirsteseme the Cintreet. Farther pattiertars way be hems, by **IT at this Oftee, Cr to the Agent tie sail Hoetitat. ORDNANCE-OFFICE, May 87, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY.* ORDNANCE, li &nth give Make, That Proposals win be received at their Office, in Pan Mall, on or before Moody, thr Ist day of July neat, front such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of SAILMA KERS' ARTICLES for service of this Department, for a period of three Years. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower; and further par ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contrite, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals mast be delivered, scaled up and endorsed, l Propo sals for Sailmakers' Articles;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said lit day of July, at 12 o'clock at noon of the came day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party tusking or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Samtary. OfFICS bi 0.11.01141VCE, .renci9, )811. 'TIE PAINcIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA JESTrs ORD-VeINCE, *Array give notice, _ - mat proposals will be received a'. their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 26th instant, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the performance of the PLUMBERS' WORK for service of thisl)epartment,at the 'rower, Lewisham, Woolwich, Purdeet, and Gravesend, for a period of three years. Patterns of the articles to be supplied may be viewed upon ap• plication at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower; and further particulate, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Man aforesaid, any day ►etween the hours of Ten and Pour o'clock; where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed," Proposals for Plumbers Work," but no Proposal out be admitted after the said 26th Instant, at 12 o'clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, A. H. CREW; Srfrsta►y. .S S 0 3 3 0 1 1 0 3 S 0 1 0 0 .1 0 0 John Tilting, Esq. Mrs. Thring Miss Thring • The Rev, H. D. Thring Mr. Isaac Lister Phillips Mr. Barnard Herridge Mr. John Tountain M. Charles Hodges Mr. John Lemon - Transmitted per the Caermarthen Bank - 11 0 1 Llanlellig 10 0 - 50 0 Llanddenslen 117 6 0 0 St. Marys Chapel 12 1 0 THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary, No. s, Georos-yard, Lombard-street. - 010 0 . 0 10 0 0 2 0 MONEY. THOSE who may be desirous of borrowing Tem porary or Permanent Sums of Money, are most respect fully informed, they may be supplied with any sum of Money fr3m £lOO to .€llO,OOO and upwards, on the security of Life '.states in Marriage Settlements, Money in the Funds, Clergy men's Livings, and on Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Estates, as also by responsible personal Security on terms not only jest and equitable, but expeditiously and reasonable. Personal applications are daily received, as likewise letters (post paid) directed to Mr. L. No. 19, lennyo-street, St. James's, will be duly answered. I. G. W. G. - R. E. FIRE and LIGHT ! quickly produced, by means of a NEW and CHEAP POCKE T INS TRUMEN r, with out the Use of FLINT and STEEL, or that n.tmeeitous cola mwrnatz PROSPNONN ! I And by various improvements on the PORTABLE FLINT and &FEEL APPARA rus, with NEW INVENTED CONTRIVANCES MORE IttODILT °Tram- Imo FIRE and LIGH F, without the aid of YHOOPIJORUO !! These Instruments which are of the greatest utility to the Army, Navy, and this Public in general, are made sod sold st THOMAS GILL'. MANUFACTORY for IMPROVED REAL TOWN - MADE FINE CU'TLERY, No. 83, ST. JAMES's-STRIET, ophere posite to PALL-MALL, LONDON. W may also be had, His NEW-INVEN TED SLIDING and PEN.NIEBING KNIVES ; his superior SURGEON'S INSTRUMENTS ; PEN KNIVES, RAZORS, SCISSARS, NEEDLES, Ac.; GRAVERS and ETCHING-NEEDLES for ARTISTS; his I,omo-csar.- SIATED WARRANTED SWORDS; GUN S, PISTOLS, Aitass and ACCOUTREM ENTS Of every description, IWholesale, Recall, and for Exportation. N. B No connection with any other NEW INVENTED PIANO-FORTIA. TLOUD, PIANO-FORTE MAKER , (thank • fol for tl.e patronage he has received for nine years past) begs respectfully to solicit the attention of the Public to his New Invented and Improved Small Piano-Fortes, in which a beautiful uniformity and great utility are so happily combined, as to make them the completest small Pianos ever presented to the Public, and on very reasonable terms.—Gentlemen of the Profession, and dealers, are most respectfully invited to inspect them, as it is presumed that in every respect they will be found worthy of their kind patronage —The Manufactory for the above, for Upright Grande, and for Common Square Pianos of excel lent quality, is at No. 22, Devonshire-street, Queen -square, klonmsbury. N. B. A large discount for ready money, or good bills taken. Dealers liberally dealt with. se in Town. —-- - - - - HEAP PAL, .JRPA RK - PAILINGS, STRAMONIUM. Nt-A FENCES, WEATt...6R-BOARDS, BRICK, and PLAS- Decisive Medical Authorities in favours(ids* Propneod Strain°. TER FRONTS, TILES, SLATES, fice. &c. Mum and Ozymel, as a Specific for enenpnlll2l,lld the Lungs, CHEAP IMPENETRABLE PAMTS. • Asthma and Wheezing. per cwt. per cwt. S UR GEON FISHER, the original Proposer of Invisible Green 565. 1 White - 565. sa these Remedies, has now the satisfaction to say, that the Dark ditto - 665. Red - 465. specific owers-of the Stramonium, prepared under his direction, bright ditto - 745. Chocolate - 5Gs. which h as performed such surprising cures in the hitherto incur- Lead colour - 565. Yellow -56 e. able diseases, has received the unqualified sanction of the highest Store ditto - 565. i Black - 565. medical authorities. Dr. lames Anderson, late Physician General Prepared Drying Oil, .55. per gallon. at Madras, has publicly expressed, by ample testimonies, ills Eeq Whits Lead, 545. per cwt. Turpentine crown) 7s. 6d. per knoWledge of its success in these maladies : and Dr. Sims of ' gallon. Boiled Linseed Oil, 51. 9d. Linseed, 56. Sd. Guildford-street, Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians , The impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and as they are has both given Dr. Anderson's opinion of it, and his own te prepared for the above description of Work only, possess the mony of the cure of Mr. Toulman, Surgeon, of Hackney, to whom remit durability. They will also cover a surface considerably he recommended it: and likewise in the case of a lady. ter greshir t h a n an y other paint, frost which circumstance alone i of an eminentPhysiCian, where it was equally offeetual. Toth's* they are a ctually c beaper Ilan the common Co al Tar. In addi- professional authorities, the following highly swing& testimony, tinn to this, they are as easily worled as the finest paints, and selected from many fall to reeodusidlifißis valosbla will not crack peel off under the greatest heat, and are a cure renisily to the attention of inv alids affected Ogialsooodiseases, for the Worm and Dry Rot. . , Sir Wat.Altham Is desirous to inform Mr. that by the irT Also Paints for House Painting, and the Finest Work of I advice of his Physician, he has had recourse tOlaprepared Stra eve, y d,stription, 20 per cent. under, the usual prices. These I moolutit'and Oxvmel, for a very distressing , Asthmatic Cough, Paints are fungoid in less quantities than seVettirands, and the 1 Which during the winter season has always waived Co oh- Fence Patrit4Vicie less than twentl-eight rind* *eight. ablate He has the pleasure to say, that.byabayso of eta prepar- Sold, prepared tor sise, fur Lindy m o n/ isikkjge she Britis .r n Wiwiand Ozymel acconapanying.it, be I l as been s o e n.. h ed St a io Paint lattannWitory, No. 41, 4.4msilen *Ni t eillplike Bethlem- tirel e f a ra c Tun any affeedon of the 1,44, as : itywriensie noire Piiplial. .ea .aveo from leggy weadice.4taisief De. 22.11110. • • t au .. ~ : L'. Zs :: ..•,... ..".4 ..A.16, r!!', '.. • . , • . . _ I ?•' 1.; - 44 . aio• 4 - i ce ) 4 0 k • *p i • 44 - 4 44 .1 p t t ! , T I4 •" tf 1 , • - . II t 10 Z "dor _ • • -. / I WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1811. NMI SEC sa RANEL AGM MILLISANS. l'O-MORROW, Thursday. June €2oth, will be repeated the SPLENDID FETE, as given onTuesd.ty last, with a Grand Exhibition of FIRE•WORKti. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o'Clock preeigely.—Admission to the Ball and Gardens 9s. 6d. CO UN Y FIRE-OFFICE; SOUTHA MY 1 0 N-S nthE . June 15, IStl. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the PRoPRIE TORS of this OFFICE will be holden as above, on Thursday, the 27th instant. The Chair will bo takeu at Twelve o'Clock. Also, immediately after the above, the Meeting for the County of Middlesex will take place. J T. BARBER, Managing Director. P4RL4NENT4Rr PROCERDINER: HOUSE OF LORDS. JUNE in. Their Lordships met, according to adjournment, at aboid twelve o'clock, in a Committee of Privileges on the BerVele, Peerage. Doctor Jenner was examined at some length, aftot which the Sollcitor-General signified that he should be ready, to-morrow, to stun up the evideace.—The Committee adjourned till to-morrow. At about five o'clock, the Spirit Drawback Du . y BO and other Bills, from the Commons, were brought up and read a first time. BANE TOICENs. After some observations from Lord STANHOtt and Lord Bea rims sT, It was agreed that the Bank fokegs Bill should be read a second thus next "rhursday. INSOLVENT DRISTORS- The Earl of MOIRA &tinned to the Clauses Whleh had beet introduced into the temporary Bill for the Relief of insolvent Debtors—Clauses which he deemed directly at variance with Ow original principle of the Bill, and which, he trusted, would yet undergo some salutary corrections in another place. PENITENTIARY HOUSES. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE moved that a Message 1* seat to the Commons, to request a Copy of the Report of the Committee of that House re-pccting Penitentiary 1 - louses.—. Agreed to. PRIVILE,CS. - Tha Earl of VUTDERDA LE rose and observed, that thong% it was not eithirhabit or inclination to make motions omit* to tat which he now felt it right to urge o irtoands Ilast.eVaugers be.ordered to withdraw. 'lt was conjictured that the Noble Lord's motion was sultes'ed by the notice which Earl Radnor had given °fa Motion tor this day, concerning the copy of an indictment in kW: Court at King'e Bench against a certain Peer et the Realm. CATHOLIC QUESTION. Soon after our admission, the Order of the Day* upon which their Lordships were summoned, viz. for the consideration of the Petition of the Reiman Cathoe tics of Ireland, being read, The Earl of DONOUGHMORE rose, and said the question their Lordships were about to consider, was not to be regarded as the commencement of st proceeding, respecting which it may be necessary to lay down certain principle?, as a ground or basis on which they were to proceed. This was a frequently repeated application to their Lordships' branch of the legislature, from a large portion of their fellow sub jects.,. for a participation in the advantages of the common Constitution under which they lived. It was equally competent to the supreme power to give or to withhold : it lay with its discretion in what manner, and to what extent they might think fit to restore the Petitioners to those rights to which, he contended, they were in every point of view entitled. He did not conceive that, alter she repeated discus sions the subject had undergone, it would be neces sary to.enter into any detailed consideration of those various points upon which a great stress had heretti fore been laid. What had been insisted on with re• spect to those points, he averred, had not deprived the Catholic Question of any one of its supporters in either House. of Parliament. They were prepared to meet and refute those objections in detail, whenever the Legislature shall engage in the good woik of na tional amelioration to which they were now iovited. They were prepared to spew that the enjoyment of these rights, which they claimed, was not inconsistent with the perfect security and permanence of the Pro testant Ecclesiastical Establishments. They were ready to afford their assistance towards the 101 l pre. tection of every establishment in Ireland, civil and re ligious ; and they were ready to remove all just ground of apprehension on that head. Oil the part .of the Petitioners, he chimed the justice of their being permitted to prove, to substantiate, the justice and reasonableness of their claims. He adjured their Lordships not to think of again deciding to perpe. twice their exclusion from political privileges and poli tical power, without affording them the decent for. mality of some previous investigation—not to dismiss them discredited and condemned without a hearing 1. The prominent feature by which this great quesuon stood distinguished, was the peculiar circumstances of the country from that of any other on the face of die IGlobe, viz. That the religion of a small minority of its inhabitants was the religion of the State. In no other part of the United Kingdom was the like to be seen. In Scotland Presbytery was established, agree. able to the will and wish cf the majority of the people. In this country, Protestantism was preferab!y esta blished, on the same principle. In Ireland the CAS, was very different; and under the auspices' of that very Revolution, that of 1688, which secured Pres. bytery to Scotland, and Protestantism to England. In Ireland the whole weight of the Government was ap e plied to extinguish the religion of the people, and even in the teeth of one of the must solemn treaties that was ever concluded !--(Hear, hear, frost some of Me Ome. sition Parr). —In what he said, he wishe4 not so be misunderstood, nor, he trusted, he should not be misrepresented. The claimants on their parts solemnly disclaimed any intention to participate in the honours or the advantages of the' Ecclesiastical Establishment. Their object was freedom from those political disabilities and restraints by which they were still oppressed, and a participation in the blessings of our common Constitution. h. was with pleasure he recollected the conduct of their Lordships on a recent occasion, when, by their so properly attending to the wishes of Protestant Dissenters, so unequivocally ex., pressed, they evinced themselves the friends of reli gious liberty. No voice was raised against the Dis senters. No attempts were made to misrepresent them. In the present case he stood before their Lord ships the actual advocate of four millions of their fel low subjects. who ought to share in all the privileges and immonities of the British Constitution ! He de. precated , with earnestness every misrepresentation of the views and objects of the Petitioners. Had they no other ground but that of the convention solemnly concluded at Limerick in October 1691, confirmed under the Great Seal in the following year, it would be sufficient for them to claim of the British Legislis. ture the tardy and long protracted restoration of their rights. But upon a variety of other grounds, were they entitled in full justice to those .rights which they so respectfully claimed : as the solemn disclaiming l onl i the part of the principal Catholic Universities of the aborninalak doctrotes so otten imputed to therm a This day was pubtiehed, is svo. rice Si. .• . - THE BATTLES OF THE DANUBE AND BARROSA. Printed for the Author, and sold by J. Murray, Fleet-street, London ; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. SPEAKING PIPES and NEW PATENT LAMPS. JAPPLETON, 12, Ludgate-street, Speaking - Pipe • and Lamp Maker to his Majesty'sTraasury, Somerset.house, Barrack-Olfice, &c. Isc. begs leave to recommend to the Public in general, his SPEAKING PIPES, which are allowed to be most awful Appendages to every description of Buildings, and save so much Time and Labour as to make them well worth the atten tion of a discerning #ubilc. Also a large general Assortment of the much-admired and im proved PATENT LAMPS, which are at this time so much in use for Lighting Halls, Dining-rooms Drawing-rooms, Stair cases, Counting-houses, Banking-houses, Publ lc 0 flues, Churches, Chapels. Ball rooms, Public Places, &c. when a brilliant light is required. TO BE SOLD OR. LEI*, • THE capital SUGAR-HOUSES at Counter-Slip, Bristol, lately occupied by P.J. Worsley, Esq. deceased; consisting of Two Three-pan Houses and Oise Fiva-pan Houie, with every possible convenience attac hed thereto which the trade can require. The premises are bounded on one side with the river Avon, and are so large and extensive as to be fit for any kind of trade or manufacture whatever. As sugar-houses they are on a very superior plan, and are supposed from convenknity, light, and useful room and accommodation, to be equal if not su perior to any In the kingdom. Apply, for dewing the pi emises to Mr. Pretegar, at the Sugar house, any day from nine to four, and for particulars to Messrs. Morgan and Liven, Solicitors, Small-street, Bristol; if by letter, post-paid. N. B. if sold, a considerable part of the parchaswanoney may remain on mortgage of the premises for several years ; or if let, the utensils may be purchased at a valuation, or the Tenant may have the use of diem for a fair annual compensation. VALUABLE FREEHOLD & LEASEHOLD PROPERTY IN SOMERSITSHIRE. biSOLD In FEE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, ADESIRABLE and very improvable ESTATE, consisting oft convenient Farm-house, with a good Yard, Barn, and necessary Buildings, and upwards of 144 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture and Wood Land, pleasantly situate in a respectable neighbourhood, in the Variants of Übley and Meg den, in the County of Somerset, fifteen miles from Bath, twelve ' from Bristol, eight from Wells, and six from A=bridge, adjoin ing the Turnpike road leading from Btistol to Wells. The Es:ate is in head. Free of Great Ti hes, Land-tax redeemed, and im mediate Possession may be bad. • On the Estate is a Lime Kiln, and plenty of Lime Stone, from which Lime may be burnt at t trifling expence. In the Wood, which is upwards of Qs Acres, are many bone dred floe young thriving 02k, Asir, and other 1 rce‘. Also, for the Life of a V2ll healthy Person, about 56 years of age, 50 Acres (more or less) of Arabio Land. adjoining the above Estate, likewise tree of Great Tithes, an I the Land- . at redeemed. Pur further Particulars apply to Mr. Philip Hurd, Solicitor, King's-Bench-Walksa Temple, London; or to Mr. Thomas H. S. Brown, Solicitor, No. 46, High -street, Bristol ; at whose Of fices Plans of the Estat e - may be seen: A GENTEEL FAMILY RESIOE4eCt., and a Valuate T.AN YARD, at HOLYBOURN, near ALTON, HANTS, with Immediate Possession. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AMOST desirable and very pleasantly-situated handsome new-built DWELLING-HOUSE, in the Vil lage of Hofybourn. near Alton, Hants ; ornamented eri.h Shrub beries and Gravel-walks, taste! uliy laid out; distant 46 ma.e., from London, on the high (bad to Southampton and Gosport.— The House consists of a handsome dining-parlour and a draw ing-room, each containing sti feet by about 15 feet ; breakfast parlour, 14 feet 0 inches by 9 feet 5 inches; four large commo dious bed-rooms, and one smaller hod-chamber ; with large kit chen, pantry, good detached offices, and excellent cellars ; tile; they with stabling for fees I and a large productive garden and orchard, containing, with the tan•yard, about two Acres and a half of !and.—Also, a capital Tan-yard, containing about 160 pits, with bark-barns, drying-sheds, patent bark-mill, and all other useful and necessary appendages, joining a fine stream of webs., where a mill might be erected to grind bark sufficient for the consumptipn of the yard.—'fbe whole of the Premises are In very good repair. For a view of the premiers apply to Mr. Thomas Egger, the Proprieter, on the Premises ; and for further particulars to Messrs. Clement and Son, Solicitors, Alton; or to Mr. I. H. Buckle, St. Michael's Church-yard, Cornbill, I.ondon, where a Plan may be seen. AROMA'T'IC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the J- ori ginal invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his succes dee Improvements to the highest perfection), continues to be and sold by Messrs. Idenry, Manufacturing Chemists, jls er. This agreeable perfumed Liquor, which is com posed of highly-concentrated Vinegar. joined with the most plea sant aromatics and efficacious antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any climate and for any length of time. Its pungent odour adapts it for affording relief in Head-achs, Fainting% See. and ren ders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded roams, in places of public resort, and in the apartments of the sick. It eosin. tenets. also, the infection of contagious diseases. As many spurious and ipferinr preparations are sold under the same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of Messrs. HISJILT, Manchester, are engraved on the stamp. The AROMATIC ' SPIRIT of VINEGAR, in bottles, price g,. 9d. each, stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bay ', ley and Blew, Neksmir-street, (the only Agents in London am thoeleed by the Proprietors) ; where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver Carnelian. Chrystal, Sec. Also, HENRY'. CALCIDISD MAGNESIA, in bottles at 2s. 6d. Old larger with Ow steppers, at 41, each ; their names bliat or swops: 411.41.4 I COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. TRUSTERS. His Grace the Duke of RUTLAND, K. O. The Most Noble the Martinis of BUCKINGRAM, X. G. The Right Huu. the Earl of NORTHAMPTON. The Right Hon. the Earl of BucatNouAasazal. The Right Hon. the Earl of UPPAR Ossout. WILLIAM Pa Alin, Esq. M.P. S. BERNARD MORLAND, Esq. M. P. Managing Director—l. T. BARBER, Esq. F. A. S. Receipts for the renewal of Policies which terminate at MlD swastika, are now in course of delivery. .PERSONS who are Insured with this Association L become Members. Such ►*oitt s as arise are divided EQUALLY =tang the Members, according to their respective contributions, and without the risk of loss, as an ample surplus Capital has been provided to meet any excess of losses that may occur. No charge Is made for Policles,wh en the premium amounts to Ss. Losses are always made good by this Office without deduction. F