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The Chait will be taken prediebs at tWeitno'slock. I • 0 • I F cella Isle of o f C, , ,, .trier ic,Sta F::pc, is ut Affoit , of ,; ; ,".tcit 3 t ?al !:hut rick Office, J u ne a p-xv tenderi act. each w tram THE CI COM) EAST. mg a G t hit.l -t .ouse rot, from fc! the Elect !ohn Mar TO THE LADIES . THE d; the 1 D tarty attend The flats rages me to If it shou oery Propr the Lists, an Direction V. I haul Yo 1/i:ter-ulna Mr. rn iin FOR S.• ..:.011c.tr lona . •• 1 4% las• Dr iv tory for mi; Po:;sI. and , some pANTC , cries '1 rzrced; i.rd present: and Indwur i.:d OLIN Worl !.ory to fitly London: I Messrs B:11 rev; I. Arc C-ok. DI printed un Vole. price I 7001 L-4at th iMnPmarla-si :Ibis Wor contain ,a.unial Wo c.:4 , llnpects, t::,-;es, and C. Ihe 11. ZoJlegy, 3!.l•is. both Printed to by. Dr. Shay; Volume I. rs tt7nl4. pr accu k r EA R; sCO'r hotio ;II their falai rn.lcaat. To ), •co.l, an ea: ? 1 •;te tinter •.a:a in king! r fr, la, c "•' .a to • -• - fey - v:ly a... , Iran TH 01 sApapula first ?r tnibr4c !‘...:10n of t Aarlsor of t googe, 4.. trent !. The Each ; , :rant bra t vo tha - 30,01 e 4. The s Twenty-fis .. Num co7.7se o. ANi. s.?aram „:at o B. Th.irsday, London C tea'' a Line a: , Cie Uai BdR.R.ICK OFFICE, Neu...street, Spring-Gardras: May 8, 1809. Perrns as are willing to contract for erect riaiu additional tuildings tu the Barracks at Parkhurst. of Wight, may see the Plans, Specifications, and form and Bond for the same, at this Office, any day after ,cant, between the :lours often and four o'clock. The must be addresed to " The Commissioner, for the 4 Barracks, Barrack Office, New -street, Spring Gee :ith "Tender, for erecting Additions to the Barracks iurst," marked on the cover, and delivered at the Bar :, scaled up, on or before two o'clock, on the 12th after which hour ne Tender will be received. The :ring must be prepared with two sureties, in £25 per on the amount, for the due performance of the Con. EAST-INDIA-HOUSE, April 21, 1809. COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED 'WANT of MIIRCHANTS of ENGLAND, :raft ;T-INDIES, Iv hergy give metier, General Conn of the said Company will be held at 'se in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday the 10th of May nine o'clock in the morning 'mil six in the evening, !ction of a Director of the said Company, in the room lanship, Esq. who hath disqualified. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. iE PROPRIETORS Of LAST INDIA S COCK. AND GENTLE/48N, day of Election being fixed for Wednesday, oth instant, permit me to request the honour of your :Mance in my support. flattering reception I have met with on my canvas ettcon• to indulge the most sanguine hopes of success. .ould not be in my power to pay my personal respects to Proprietor, I frost it will be attributed to the inaccuracy of and the short interval of time since the vacancy is the was declared. we the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, !our obliged and faithful humble servant, tare, Mry 6, I IiGO. JAMES DANIELL. Loiaraitt.te meet every day at the King's Head the Pc;u!try, from cleven till four. AR NI V. ALF. in a O,stinguished old Regiment of Dragoons, a CORNI..TCY, for the regulated price.- IA, free of_po-tare, to Lieutenant B. at Mr. Robin -45n. .;:rancl, London, will be duly attended to. COLOURED ENCYCLOPJEDIA, with bvwven Three and Four Hundred new Plate*, !wills by Edwards and F.Lrey; thosc on Natural His ning half, beautifully coloured after Nature. This day were published, • td IL to be Continued Monthly, price 6s. each, hand kinely printed on a fine Paper, in Royal Octavo, 'OLOGIA ; coMprehetding a complete If Essays, Treatises, and Systems, alphabetically ar itli a general Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Words, ring a distinct Survey of Human Genius, Learning, ;try. I QHN MASON GOOD, Esq. R. S. INIHTJS GREGORY, 1..1..D. of th.. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. irk will not exceed from eight to ten volumes ; or from :y pmts. Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street ; and sold by :II and ilratifute, Edinburgh; Brat* and Reid, Glas- Archer and N. Mahon, Dubli s and Edwards and Sa- 1it.61 - IAWs .1N1) Isikt),. ihrd, with 170 Platem, engraved by the first ArthtF, iniforrnly With the Zoology of the same Author, in two ice 21. 12%. lid. or an large paper 31. 16s. )LOGICAL LECTURES, as deEvcred !he Leverian :Museum, and at the Ruyal Institution, vreet. rk may be considered as a complete synopsis of Zoo .iining a general description of every brand) of the ?orW. It consequently comprehends the hist( ry of Amphibia, Birds, Fishes, bisects, Mollusca, Zou- Microscbpic Animalcules. elistory of Bards, being the 7th Volume of General t•ith many plates, price Id. IC Gd. or on large paper Ii by George Shaw, M.D. FAA of the British M useum. for G. Kearsley, Fleet-greet ; of whom may be bad, I. io VI. of hi% General Znology. PE hRAII lO t 809. lilt day was published, price i As. in hoards, with many plates, elegantly and reurately engraved, and printed on a fine r aper, RSLEY's PEERAGE of ENGLAND, , TLAND and IRELAND, containing an account of the lours, marriages, and issue of the Nobility ; a List of roily names, tides of elder sons, and translation of their . 0 which ate added ari account of the Orders of Knight sact valuation of each Of the Blshopricks, and A corn .ct Peet - age of the three Kingdoms. A I.ist of the Bero iglaud, Scotland i and Ireland, from their institutions to t rime, and of knight Batchelors, during his present I..rra:!;•:d. :Ace Las been t-yar..:(.l in the above Work, which is com orizittal d)::!iments obtained from the Public Offices Scotland, and Irelands together with the is family, parochial, and ecclesiastical evidences in Print2:l fmr G. 'qt. , . t-st.reek. ENFIELD'S NEW .I.:NCYCLOPHDIA. T hi, day was published, in Duodecimo, printed pa fine wove paper, embellished with a ou• ;.• koutispiec:, engraved from an original painting by !. Esq. and numerous other plates, Volume 1, pr.co •el.'plards, or Ss. half-bound la morocco, (contai -- ; 7 f i n E ENCYCLOP4EDTA ; or, CI RC L E of i , ..::JWILEDGE and SCIENCE, digested, in a corfci , e I'd plaular manner, in distinct Treatises, elucidating not oriy first ?rinciplei of Knowledge, for the Instruction oi Youth, embrace; every Modern Discovery that is worthy the its !'..:ion of the Philosopher or Man of Science. By WILLIAM ENFIELD, M. A. Aailsor of the New Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Lan faage, Elemeins of Natural Theology, &c. dies assisted by Professional Gentlemen. CONDIT/OHS OF PUBLICATION. !. 'The work will be printed in 12mo. on a fire wove paper. a. Each volume to contain a complete Treatise on sonic itn .:::ant branch of Science. 3 A volume will be regularly published every month, until whole is completed. 4. The work will probably extend to, but certainly not exceed l'w:ety.five volumes. Numerous engravings, by the first Artists, will be given in CO .-;e of the publication. each volume will ferns A Complete work of itself, With title-pages, it will be at the option of the purchaser to tithe Li ! „:nt of the work be may please. _ B. Volume 4, containing Geography, will be published on hariday, lune 1 ..Lcindon : Print e d for Thoma s Ten, No. 111 / Opposite Bow (.: - . lreb, Cli t apside ; Messrs. A. an d J. D unca n, Glasgow; and J. .-c land, Edinburgh ; and racy be bad of all other Booksellers ''' 64 ' United Kingdom. This day was published, By Darton and Harvey, Graceckurch-atreet, London; -- In 12mo. price 4i. in beards, VARIETY : or, SELECTIONS Ind ESSAY'S ; consisting of Anecdotes, curioili Facts, interesting Narratiirei with occasional Refle:tions.—By, PRISCILLA WAKEFIELD. Also, just published, for Schools, 81. bow's!, . A History of France, from thE Commencement of the Reign of Clovis, in 481, to the Peace Camps Formic, ist 1797, in a series of Letters., . Thii'day was published, price 9i. hi boards, '`HE ANNUAL MEDICAL REGISTER— Vol. I. comprising a Review ef e;ery Publication relating to Medicine and Sustery, which appeared during the Year 1805; together with an Historical Sketch tit he Discoveries and Im provements in these and the collateral Menem, within the same period—a Report of the general state of Health and Disease in the Metropolis--and a variety Of Miscellaneous Intelligence. By a SOCIETY of PHYSICIANS. • Sold by Tay aid limey, Fleet.stinte; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. This day was published, in 3 Vols. Rota Ivo. price Si. 17s. in boards, a New Edition, (being the leib) of riORE UPON LITTLE - I'MP, reused and cor. rected, with additions of Notes i References, and proper Tables, by FRANCIS HARGRAVE and CHAR LES IltYl LEP , Esqrs. of Lincoln's Inn; including also the Notes of Lord Chief Justice liAce and Lord Chancellor Novrtstoltass; and an Ana lysis of I.ittleton, written by an unknown hand, in 1658-9.- This Edition contains insertions in the Notes of the latter edi tor, in consequence of Judicial determinations, subseiperat to the last edititm. The Index, almost entirely new, has been framed. by CUARLIS JOHN WYlt, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn. London : Primed for E. Brooke, W. Clarke and Sous, WA/ed. and P. Phela• , Upper Oriflo:.d Quay, Dublin. ERIIISH QUADRUPEDS. This day was published, in Octavo, With seventy Engravings, ex ecuted.chicily by Mr. Samuel 1 lowitt, the Demy C.);:ies, price Is s . in baarils; the Royal Copies, with proof impres,ions, 11. 15s. MEMOIRS OF BRITISH QUADRUPEDS; illustrative principally of their Habits of Lire, Instincts, Sagacity, and Uses to Mankind. Arranged according to the Sys tem of Linimus. • llrv. W. BINGLEY,.A. M. Fellow of the Liout tiocict y, and late of Peterhouse, Cambridge,. A feviCOpius art. t.tkc:i fine Imperial Vellum Paper, with the Plates 't..r.titiltd!y P 1.134. Ed. in boards. 'lbis work is 1;0; Mtn_ ly ettolpilation from other naturalists, hut comprelitin:s a i - eat proportion of original observation and anecdoti.. The Eil z lravino ate entirely from original drawings, and seventy in number. Amongst them will be found represen tationi of all the 'eritish Dog.; and of considera:oy more than half tha Cattleatiherp, a.,(.1 Horst s. In the coloured copies, the greatest cur,: has been taken to imitate the natural aiyearancs of the ani mals. London : Pi intctl fur Darton and Harvey, Grateelturcll-street ; John Walker, Longman, - Hurst, Rees, and Orme, R. Seholey, and Sherwood, Neeley, and lama, Paternoster-row ; J. Harding, s's-strect ; and John Richattlson, Royal Exellange. THE STUDY OF LAW. In the Press, 2Ad sptedilywill be published, price 3s. 6d. bound, With a full Allow;nce to Scbc:cds ' A. N EASY GRAMMAR ofTHE LAWS AND eoN , TITUTioN OF ENGLAND, accompanied by Questions and Cases for Solution, and by a Glossary oiTems : By the Rev. J. GOLDSAIITH; Th:s wnrk contains just as much of the principles and practice of the Lanes and Constitution of England as ought to be known to eves y n;trabs-r of society; and without a knowledge of which, no person can be Considered as qualified to sustain with credit and advantage the passive or active duties of life. It is compiled on a plan ctieulated for the use . . of schools, and it may be taught to all boys aboye I'2 years of age, as a branch of their ordinary edu cation, withntit any previous study on the part of the master. Being a correit synopsis of Blackstone, NVood, and Jacob, it is well adapted to initiate young gentlemen designed foi the bar, and articled clerks, in the fundamental princip le s of English Law. • Printed fq RicIIARD PHILLIPS, 6, Bridge-street, London; acd to be hat of all Booksellers. Of whOM may be had the following superior ElOtnentary Books adapted to the practical use of Al Schools : GOLDSMITH'S GRAMMAR OF GROGRAM! I - . c 2 6 BLAIR'S GRAMMAR Of CHEMISTRY ROSIN•ON'S GRAMMAR OF HISTORT - GRAMMAR OF PHILOSOPHY - • - 3 MAyon'sALIMiNTS Or SHORTHAND CROCKER a ELEMENTS OF LAND SURVEYING 9%9 - . 7 6 JOYCE'S PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC 7 SAVOR'S ELEMINTI Or NATURAL HISTORY 6 RosznSon's Et.rmarts Of MODERN HISTORY 9. 6 0 ELLMRNTS 02 ANCIENT HISTORY - 6 0 Mtvott 4 S CIRCLE or TYR SCIENCKS I R VINGS ELIMINTS OF ENCIUSH Cessna:Tian - -7 6 GREGORY'S LECTURES ON LITERATURE, 2 yots. la LaCrunns' Oal EXPERIMRNTAL PHILOSOPHY, 2 veiSlue• AT a MEETING of the INI-lADITANTS of the Town and County of the Town of SOU ri-LAMP-. TON, hell at the Guildhall of the wail Town on Friday the sth day k)f May, 1809, and convened by Sir Yzi.vaavort Pkvtox, Ear:. the. Mayor ' Sir YELVI;itI'ON PEYTON, Batt Mayor, in the Chair, RESOLVED, That the Inhabitants of this ancient and L,yal Town cannot, as Englishmen, pass over in eilerce the abuses which have been proved to exist is the vatimis deparnictits of the State, and which have been fully develaped in the recent investigation of the Charges aaaiast. his Royal Highness the Duke of Yoax,, as late Commander in Chief ;• and they would be unworthy of the name of Britons if they did not express their shame and indigna tion at the corrupt practices which. in the cuurse of that enquiry, were brought to itght, aractices which teed to sap and undermine the principles of our invaluable Coustitution, to tarnish the her, nour and character of the nation, to dissipate its Financ••s. to shalt: , the Throne, to contaminate the morals and &Erne. the liberties of the people, and ultimately to hasten the downtalLat 'the British Empire. That if ever the thanks and gratitude of a brave,hlah minded and free people, were deserved, they arc pecult.Lay due and' owinh to hint, who, with unshaken firmness, cot:summate ability, unwearied patience, and unexampled pera.vetance, exhibited aid conducted the above elarges unaided and unsupported by any party or set of men, and uppmed as he was by the unmanly threats and unblushing effrontery of his Majesty's Ministers. That the Thanks of this hie•ning be presented to LI w LLY).I LLOYD WARD!.E, Est. as a tribute paid to his extraordinary vir tues, and as a pledge that the lnhaltstants of this Town and County will never be wanting to support and encourage public Men iu ti e faith ul discharge of their duty, and to unpose and hold up to detestation those who want the integrity and courage to tollow his bright and rare example. That the Thaaks of this Meeting be presented to Sir Etta acts Aluatarvr, Barr, (seconder of Mr. Wardle's Motion), Lord Vootstuar, Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, SAMVEL Witumeran, Esq. General FZIWUSSON, HARVEY CIIIUSTIAN COME, Esq. and the rest of the 125 Independent Members who voted with Mr. WaaDLE, and who atteutpted tv stem the torrent of corrup tion, and to skew to the People of England that the Commons House of Parliament was not a fictitious but a real representation of the People of England, and a safe and honourable depository of their trust and confidence. That the inhabit ant iv( this Town and County would have felt inexprestble satisfaction if they could have ton,cleAtiously joined the names of their own Representatives in the vot'e of thanks to the glutton's and immortal minority of 125. That the public abuses so justly and loudly complained of, call for and demand a speedy and radical reform, a reform not raised on ail and speculative theories, but built on, and consistent with, the pure principles of the good old Constitution of England as moulded and establisbod.hy Magna Charm, the Bill of Rights, and the Act of Settlement That the Thinks of this Meeting he given- to the Right Wo rshipful the MAYOR, for his readiness in convening the inhabi tants together, and for its honourable and impartial conduct in the Chair. That these Resolutions be published in the Svatt, Courier, Sti:esman, Portsmouth and Salisbury Newspap,:rs. 'llat the Nieves be requested to sign these Resolutions in the name of the Meeting, and that the Town Clerk do transmit a Copy thereof to G. L. WA ante, Esq.- 'l'hat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to those Gentlemen, Who sigaed the Requi.i;ion to the MAYOR for ea!li:.g the san:e. Y. PEYTON, Mayor. CANDLES manufacturea by Steam, and with WAXED . WICKS, have decided advantages over tbOic made in the isomnion way. The tallaw baitij inched with steam is greatly improved in its quality and colour, and the wicks, by being coated with wax, emit a brighter Dame, and are more durable than . others. Mautifactured only by the Candle and Soap Company, and !iota fot the ecuivenience of Families, in Boxes of One, Three, Sir, anti Twelve" Dozen Pounds, at No. 182, FL:ct-stieet, Loudon, and 1. Baxter's, Edinburgh. As this Company only deliver goods for ready money, Country Correspondents are requested to send referetices far payment iu London with their eiders. FIR '1 INII3Ett FOR SAI.Fi . • AT BALNAGOWN, ROSS SHIRE, NORTH BRITAIN. I 0 be SOLD by Private Contract, from 2.5,00;) A to-30,000 FIR TREES, all remark.tbly sound and healthy, and of a hard and durable quality, fit for piting, roofing, board ing; Water pipe**, coal waits, or any other common purposes. The above Wood Is situated within three miles of the nor.lih ild Of Criimaitt Ba y , to iihith there is a gentle. declivity to a good shipping place; and the toads and avenues through the wools are uncombannty good and convenient. The Proprietor will deliver the Wood at the shipping place up on an adequate price being paid, and will send Specimens °flue Timber to Lotaibn, Newcastle, dr Otago*, it it is the wish 6f • any respectable offerer. From the Woods which are of very Eat extent, yke Pick of the Trees to the above specified number will be given, and the terms of payment *lll be made convenient, - At the sate place, and In same manner will be sold 2,000 FIR, TREES, of superior dhr.easions to the above, and within *a mile of the Afore. For - Wlrthits• particulars apply to Sir Chills:Atom. of Er_almillowts, ' Bast.by Parkhill, N.13.-114r. Leighton thereVilishowtheWoods. , N.B. The Wood wM be *614 in two sr three Lisf,tli liqtr* chasers may incline. T 1 ; , Balanewn Castle, Art ID, 111* .;:-. , . ...... . ~ .r --• . THE LATE CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN: In the Press, and in May will be publishsil,il an elegant Volume, quarto, with engravings, price two board. LETTERS from PORTUGAL and SP AIN;_ containing an Accou:3 of the Opernions of the British Armies under Sir ARTHUR WELLLi.i.EY and Sir JOHN MOORE, from the day preceding the BATTLE of VIMISRA, to the BA rTLE and EMBARKATION at CORONNA, with fuU and in terest:ng details of the memorable Retreat from Sahagun! Etalialished with twelve Engravings by Heath, frotnDrawiap made on the cot, illustrative of the Campaign. Ily ADAM NEALE, M. D. F 1.. S. P.l) . siclan to his Iklajesty's &MCI. Printed for IttcuAxD Pa ILLIPS, London, and to ►e had of all Bookselkrs. 1 - ILW.I.F. I'S 'BIBLE THE FIFTH PART of Mr. HEWLETT's BIBLE was this (lay piblished, and may he hail of all the Bookseller:, the Royal Paper :It 9s and the Demy Paper at is. The Firrli Part contains superior Engravings, from the follow ing Pictures: PAINTER. F.NPRAVER. The Pr.:algal Son - . - Salvator Rosa. St. Miellak 1 Raphael. Heath. The Cluster of Grapes Pous,in. Worthington. Flijalis Burnt Sacrifice - Le Brun. Heath. Christ bearing his Cross (MU: Piece of Magdaen • College Chapel, Oxford) • Freeman. This Lii;ie \sill bt. Completed in twenty similar parts. • A UNIVERSAL SCHOOL >4300K. liais &Ay was published, a new Edition, price live shillings bonne, - - . with the full Allowance to Schools, THE CLASS-BOOK ; or, 535 LESSONS for Classes, in all Schools, Male and Female, contain ing Ins• ruction on every useful atd important subject, in the cor rect and elegant Language of the best Authors; arranged in Les sons for every diy in the Year. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. 'rho annual Sale of nearly Thousand Gapies of this incom parable School Book, and tl. Avidity with which it continues to he adopted in the first Schools of the Empiro, are sufficient teqi nioniali of its superior preteruims, and justify an rap...eta kin that it will in due time be universally rt•ceised atapreferred as a finish ing Book in the practice of Reading. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIvs, LonclOr!, and to be had of all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. Of whnnt may be had, by the same Author, 1. The Fitt sT ricuisst, price nd. READING F.xracists for the JUNIOR CLAII2q, 23. sa. 3. The GRA RINI 1R Of P/lII.OSoPiI 7, As. 4. Gn.IMMAR of SALES BY KOtTION. BTBLIOTHFCA SPIANDIDiSSIMA. Sy I.EIGH.ind F. SOTHEBY, it t 'Stand, tipped!' Catbe kreet; on THUILSDA.Y, may it, and ten foil swing Dayi (Sundays excepted), at Twelve b' Clock, THE very Valtiable and Elegant LIBRARY of . . •T Itaircitou Joins Asa-gees/4i Woosiirtilito compre bending a Rae collection of Books in English Antiquities, County illitoty, Voyages ad Travels, Poetsy;. Arts and Sciences, Na. tural Mabry, Miscellanies, Foreign and •Dosiintic Hi tory, Bic.- . traPbY, act. Ste. k likewise =taint an voiles and exclaidtely Isanatifel collection of "tett atateollisers4Drawhige in Lim ist Lewin, Sidney,- mend*, anti AulAatle, who bat put kinpai to the whole, in la vols. folio. The general condition of the Liter ry is vary good, and many u$ large paper, elegandy andopvidtdry Woad in calf, and different coloured Morocco: and Russia leather. .To he viewed on Monday, M a y Bto t he time of sale; and Cs tilogne‘price is. at the Place .61.911 i . • • • LANGLEY BURY, HERTS L BETW'4OI F- AT FORD AND • • BERKHAJvISTEAD. , . Elegant and fashionable Furniture, -lap Pier and - Chleaney - Glasses, Grand Piano - Forte , Browlirood; French Clock, brans Figures and Lights, Pictures; about 800 oz. of missy Flees fine Linen, Glass; China, Wines, Ale, a Parrot. Mingle, amd... • various Effects. ' By 1111.. ROSINS, * _ • Osi the Premises, oa Wednesday, May ./0- an d two following • Days, at Eleven, o'Clock al t. ••• _ _ • • 'THE elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 1 . Plate; fine I,.int‘t, China; • linnets, and various. Effects, the property of a Nobleman,lat bl Mansloth'Langliy Bury, near ' Watford, flirts l . consprising lofty 'Fonds canopy an I four-post Bedsteads,with tieltpabmpO and chiefs Furnitores made up in the Mit style, thie:4otre asse.feether Beds, excellent Mattr e ss es , - Blanitetyaid , Marseille•Qtilta, Wardrobes, Chests-of Drawenl, Dressingkables and Glasies, !plopantirtta Consists, in tilbotitet : and chintz cases, Stsflk:finteuil Chelan and - ottomans en suite, large Pier and Chittatio*Gyssee‘ is,indlonte Axminster and Brus sels carpets, Frenckand,i.lepin Vltlapetaa. o Library Bookcases,.and bfahoesiff and . ' Japanned Chairs - in Morocco ,- Claw Dittimaislri,..lSidelsoarcie,kCellerets, fast•tahles, SEC. dtr.• lb , wheit‘t ell. manufactured sod, of superior , . workmanship, with,a 'satiety iir.cuthory Artickstlll . coppers and: tin, Laundry and DAISY. utchsilei .Gage hts; Urals, and va., rions ether effects. . • p . • May be s viewedipitittondep aisle Thaday prstasaing the Sale. Catalogues at onp (vcit„hort M hica .npnetan be ad• matted) to. be has Lon the Prndses i at the f..asei Anew, Watford; King's Anus, iterkkagnpstend;. Swap, Rickmaneworth; White. • Horst, Uxbri.ige ; White .Hine,-Edgwarer and ofslidr. Robins*. Warwick-street, Goidenagnare. • ' .. • t. TsOki AND' LANGLEY BURY, RATWILBS WA • . • •BERKHAMPSTEAD.. - " • • • Live and Dead Farming; Stock,* Gig and, jilarnsitim, a kapr st flow Bay Coach Iforsel•lnd kiirneri:a *wove' Bed hd Mae; got by licilyhisek,' Dint fPoanthos Dun)* 1.4 1 I uteeolllll,a, out of Marianlteoteeintid . ifibeei, a Del-Gelditsg, t eat*. hr. foal, And a Bioitrn Callum-1y; four Cart Heise* and Harps* three Mulch Cows, five Cows in Calf, four Heifers, due* Calves, tvro,l3ulls, Le:cater and Ryland Sh4p, Pouhri, and various Effects.—By Mr. ROBINS; • On the Premises, on Satnrday, Ms IS, at Owen o'Clock, -HE Live and Deid F ARM ING S'H'OCK, ricks of Hay and Earley, Csits,Northuntberland !fought, Dri Bar rows, - lling Machine and Chat-cutting ditto, a Market C81;4 nd Water dittA, nutherous Fanning Implethents, eight , dorm of ,141 Hurdles, a large Din Net, and various ot her . effects, the' property of a Tsl i ohleman, kt hit Mansion, Langley Bury, near Wa :ford, flirts.- May be viewed five days preceding the Sale ; Catalogues to be h: don the Premises d t tho Essex Arms, Watford ; Ri ng ' s Arms; • Bt rk tampstead ; Swan, RichmantworJl; White Horse, Uz ge ; White liart : Edgware; and Of . Mr: noliinS, Warwick-' .tr. Goldin -sqn244. . . . • CHUM MANOR, NIANSION Aid, FARM. In the month of June next ? together or In Lots,and aceordinv to the Conditions then to be produc e d , U not id beforeby vate Contract, of which timely notice be given, 'THE MANOR and 'ROYALTY, of CHUTE, in -1 1 - the County of Wilts, extending over nearly 3.500 Acres of Land in a delightful Sim:tint 'Country, and well stocked wits Game, with the following Estatet A capital Meistage and Manor House, called Chute House, *let Garden, SitriMbery, Yard, Coach-houses, Stables, Barns, and miter eouirenient Out-bui ldings; with a Farm nod Lands, c illed Chute Farm, containing by admeasurement 347 A. I R. 21P. At-able, Meadow, and Vesture Land, occupied with the Man sion Home, and now la band. A Meisuage, Farm, and Lands adjoining thereto, called Fox cott Farm, containinrbf . admeasurement 254 A. IR. 51). of Ara ble; Meadow, and Pasture I.and, in the occupation of Joseph Shipway. _ _ _ A Nleadow, in the octupation of Philip Pube, Esq. contaiuir g lA. 2R. 26P. A Windmill, w;th a Cottage Garden and two Clues of Arable Land, in the occupation of William Coster, containing 2A. 2R. 39P. A Close of Arasle Land,•in the occupation of John Higgltr. containing 9A. 3R. s2P.• Fourteen Cottages with Gaidens, dispersed in the Village and Parish of Cl:ute. The Manual Rents of 16s. 3d. with Fines uncertain on four • Covyhold Bargains, crntainirg 31 A. OR. 11P. granted fur tbred ' Lilies", with•the Herit is by coital osition. . . 'The Freehe d and Inheritance in 4RA. SR. 6? of Arable; Meld, et, tnd I'. attire Land, no.v granted out for terms deter:Wl • naEe nn one and two Lives, at several Keats, amountiertogether to f:£ Is. 6d. p7r annun Freehold Rents cf A.'t 9s. 9.d. are payable from other Estates to the Lord of the I'Vr..anor of Chute. • The itillt of Common belonging to die Estate amide over .600..AtreC or thereabouts of Sheep Downs, which ire no* ws44 gr IE doting under an Act of Parliament, by vistmie" ' newly one third thereof will be ' allotted to this Edier, . ' whiclestet the purchaser may nuke such etclungeolor elik t Inelosere ailti neut. aHottments, us Will renderthisVolltis inOttesomplete. - The •Minsion House and Pants in ham d 4 ' theParna lett° Joseph ShlpWay, may be eitteredplf niihnetintifininekti On com pletion of the purchase. • ••• . • The 'Umber and•Undersiood to lievitisa doormat Is. a 'Stick by two indifferent persbue and pidirdir on completion of the purchase.•-• _ .'.... . :. - - A* the Vendors, Eallitond rentni will cart" on theirseveral Farms• In b. regular omen,- by pleating' . Crass,- in th e - p rese n t Lent* Corn, Turdlps Joe etticki, plea ting' the Land for Wheat, .that'tbe purchaser or la tinning maybe Paiieseion at Michael mas in a due course of -hust•andry—The-porchiser must - entdr !heti aghtment to ply ford* Midi "On'colnplitsitis, at the value- Aim- of deo (mitten= pin'sons Ott theft oltipire. •• •4' • Chute Houlte - is only seven iisitesfrentlindotanonad nine front Hungerford; and peaty adjoins the :breutiful../Illake of Ap : ' The teretiftenelits 4111 chew the. ' rttr.i; ma printed 'par titulars .ie ba4 at • the *lei :•- " ovdi ; Pelican, Newbury ; and at the' 0 litioma.• Pio/Pot end .§tesso...Tentple, Lon don ; and Mr. Ryley,Hongerfpni, who' am le4irralhi embodied . . ;- ---- i to treat by Private Cmitdallt. - - • - •' ' . • t - , ..• . . % APRIL2B, lace. AT a MEETING of the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COunty of MONMOUTH, convened on this day, at the Town-hall in trsk, by the High Sheriff of the said county, in pursuance of a requisi tion for that purpose, in order to return the Thanks of the County *.o Gwv ultra LLOTD WA x cite, Esq. for his able and patriotic conduct in bringing forward and investigating the recent Charges against his Royal Highness the Duke of :'unit[. • s . • Resolved, That GOITLLTAI LLOYD WARDLE, Esq. by his firm and persevering exertions on that memorable Enquiry agaiest Host of Talents, and other great cliscouragtments and difficulties, has deserved well of his Country, and that the Thanks of this Meeting be given to him. That the Thanks of the Meeting he also given to Herter BA Pats, Esq. for his amendment, which by being supported by Two hundred arid one Members, produced the resignation of the late Commander in Chief ; and the Meeting gladly avails itself of this Wilk opportunity of expressing its aumiration of, and obli gatiob for his high spirited and independent conduct on the forma dot of the present Findice Committee, and tor his essential ser vices as Chairman of the last. • That the Thanks of the Meeting are also due to the Minority on Mr. Wardle's motion, the Minority on Mr. Bankes's anieutl aunt, the Minority on Sir Thomas Turton's amendment, and die Minorint on Mr. Perceval's amendment. That it is the opinion of this Meeting a very considerable num btu. of Placemen and Pensioners, who have sears in Parliament, are under the. influence of Government, and that a temperate Reform in Parliament is therefore necessary; and that it is the (hey of this County to express its wishes to their Representatives that they i'vueld support a strict investigation into the various' abuses of the public expenditure. That the abuses attatkeu by Colonel Wardle and Mr. Rankes, form only a part of a corrupt system long acted upon, and that no permanent good will arise from the late investigation, unless followed up by a general reformation of the public abuses in many ' departments of the State. The Resolutions having been put and carried, ' kesolv ed, That the Sheriff be particularly requested to sign the same, for and in the name of the Meeting, and that the same be published in the Morning Post, Morning Chronicle, STAR, Cou rier, and Gloucester and Hereford Journals. JOHN K. G. KEMEYS, Fheriff. Resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the , High Sheriff, for his prompt and coneitutional compliance with 'the said Requisition, and for his judicious and impartial conduct I in the Chair.