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[IUIUBER 7518] CIINERAL POST-OFFICE, Atril 10, Int. W ILLIAM NEGUS, a Sorter of Letters in the Hand 11. ;...rtmcnt of this Office, is strongly suspected of . FELONY. iniever shall apprehend, or cause him to be appre. headed, will be entitled to a Reward of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, payable upon his Conviction. The said William Negus is about 20 years of age, S feet 10 Inches high, walks remarkably upright, is thin visaged, of a dark completion—has hazel eyes, dark kair, a very wide mouth and bad teeth, and a large scar on his left arm. He is a native of Bromharn, near Bedford, and lately lodged at Mr. Mesa's, No. 29, in Nelson's-square, BLukfriar's Road. He was dressed about ten days ago in a black coat and waist goat, and Hessian boots. By Command of the FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary. BISH solicits the attention of the Public to the . SCHEME of the PRESENT LOT fERY, which contains SIX l Y CAPUFAL PRIZES, all to be drawn on the Birth-1/ay ol our bcloved Sovereign. SCHEME. 4 ... Prizes of ... 5t510,0(.`0 ... are . £BO,OOO 24 92 . . ........ 500 5,000 60 -. 1000 1000 2000 ~... ............. ... 16 20,000 Tickets. X 200,000 Tickets and Shares are sailing in- great variety, at both of DISH'. truly fo.tunate (Meets, where in the last Lottery Two Prises of ESO,OOO, and in the I.ottery before Two Prizes of 1E20,000, anti in the last fifteen mouths Seven Priam, of X20,0(0, and Thirty-styen other Capital Prizes, were shared and sold, and the money paid on demand, at No. 4, CORNHILL, aid N 0.9, CHARING-CROSS. RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. 'THE COMMITTEE beg to start, that there are 'j at present upwards of 10,000 British Prisoners in the diffe rent Prisons of France, fur the most part in great distress; and that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of their suf ferings, in some degree, by assisting them with articles of Cloath• kg, Bediling, Feel, and such other necessaries as they stand the must in need of. They limber beg leave to state, that they have secured a safe conveyance for such Sums as are remitted to France for the Use Otte Prismsers. Amount advertised • -•- Subscriptions since received : The Worshipful Company of Stationers - 50 0 0 Tbe.Worshipful Company of Cordwainers - 20 0 0 A Collection at Marston Chapel, per the Rev. Joseph Fell, Taylors and Lloyd, Birmingham - 0 15 0 Holhrn"k - . 1 1 0 Charles Evans • 1 1 0 Collection on Fast Day at Hadderbam, Cambridgeshire, per Rev. Mr. Fowke - • - - 3 9 0 Rev. Mr. Fnwke • 0 13 0 The indeeendant Meeting at Chichester, by the Rev. John Tient • - - 3 a A Lady at Chlebewer - - • - - 0 s a The Parish of Eastdean, Sussex ,by the Rev. Mr. Cogan 3 6 6 The Pariah of All Saint's, Chichester, by the Rev. Mr. Cogan Sir Justinian (sham Rev. Fusehy !sham George Poevik, Esq. Rev. Dr. Luttrell Wynne • Tiles Owen Thomas Gutobed, Esq. Honourable William Eliot Thomas Calv,•rley, Esq. - . Collection of the Parish of Battlesden, per E. It Whinfield Collins, Esq. Greenwich - - Melton Mowbray Church, on the Fast-day, per the Rev. Thomas Ford, Vicar • - 31 10 0 Captain John Carr . 3 0 0 Ilebenham Church, Suffolk, per the Rev. W. Horn 713 6 W. Fox, Esq. 5 5 C United Parishes of St- Michael, Wood-street, and Miry staining, on the Fast-day, by the Church- Wardens - 30 0 0 Beutley, Hams, on the Fast-day, by the Rev. G Tahourden Subscriptions received at Lloyd's Coffeo•house ; and by all the Dunking-houses in the United Kingdom. • • The Committee respectfully inform the Public, that the Subscriptions will in future be advertised in two Morning and two Evening Papers, taking the different Newspapers in rotation. THOMAS FEE (FUSON, Secretary, No. 3, George-yard, Lombird-street. £24,944 19 2 18 15 0 5 0 0 3 0 0 • 10 10' 0 S 5 0 -X 2 0 2 2 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 - 40 -1 7 0 5 5 0 OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE OF' EXCHEQUER BILLS. RY Order of the COMMISSIOIIERS•named in the Act 51 George 111. cap. 15 , intituled "An Aet for enabling . " his Majesty to direct the Issue of Extbequer Bills, to a limited " amount, for the put poses and in manner therein,mentloned." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That all applications to them for Loans, under the said Act, are to be addressed to the said Commissioners, in writing, and sent seated under cover to their Secretary, at their Office Iti the Smut-Sea' House, London. April 8, 1811. WILLIAM HOLDEN, Secretary. 1 . 0 THE IiKOPRIETORS DE EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES Mc!) 01617 LEM .E beg leave to offer you cur grateful acknow mlf 4edgements for the honour you have conferred on us, by Ig-glonOtig uc, into the Direction. Tpostlng that the Proprietors will ever find us deserving of the confidence they have reposed in ua. We have the honour to he, with great respect, Ladics and ( - icy 'erne!), Your most obetrtent, aud wry humble servants, JOHN BEBB, JOHN INGl.lti, JAWS DANIELL, * JAMES PATTISON, • 'WI4-. F. ELPHINS . TONt, JVHN ;SLADEN TAYL.OIt i Mist India House, April 11, IBM This 'day was published, Elegantly printed in post 4to. by 43ulmer, price ,Os. ed. in boards, a New Edit's*, wilt S Introductory Poems by the Editor, of THE DEFENCE of POESY. The Author Sir PHILIP SIDNEY, Knight. Printed for White and Cochrane, Horace's Htad, Fleet-strect. T 46 day was published, Elegantly prisited in post Bvo. price t Os. 6d. in hoards, the Third Edttion, corrected and enlarged, of •MHE LAMENTATION. A Poem, in Two 1 - Parts. To which are added, other Miscellaneous Pieces ir Blank Verse and Rhyme. Printed for White and Cochrane, Fleet street. This day was published, Volume 11. OWL price ss. Ws. J GENER ; or, a SELECTION of LETTERS on LIFE and MANNERS. By the Rev. JON MUCKERSY. of West Calder. Printed ter Longman, I lurat, Rees, Orme ' pad Brown, Lon don ; Thomas Kay, Liverpool, and Peter [ME; A. Constable and Co. and Mackay, Edioburgh.—Of Whom may be had, 'I he First Volume, price Ts. 6d. boards. This day was published, in Soo. price lOs. 6d. MICROCOSMOGRAPHY ; ttr a PIECE of the WORLD DISCOVERED; in Essays and Characters. By JOHN EARLE, D.D. Of Christ Church and Mertpn ColLges, 0 lord, and Bishop of Salisbury. A New Edition. To which are added, Notes and an Appendix, by Pill Lie Buss, Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford. London : Printed for John Harding, St. Jantes's•street,.and White and Cochrane, Fleet-street. This day was,published, in-One Volume *so. price 145. boards, ACALM INQUIRY into the SCRIPTURE DOC TRINE concerning the Person of CHRisT ; includ ing a brief Review of the Controversy between Dr. Horsley and Dr. Pri,st ley, and a Summary of the various Opinions entertainesi by Clinstians upon this subject. By I'HOMAS lIELSHAM, Minister of the Chapel in Essex-street. Printed for Joseph Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, All the other Publications of the same Author. - - . - - - - LHOYD'S HISTORY Or WALLS. This day was published, printed in royal !to. price sE2. 12s. 6d. to range with the early Ynglish Chronicles, THE HISTORIE of CAMBRIA, now called WALES: written in the Brytish Language above Two Hundreth Year's past, translated into English by HUMFREY LHOYD, Gentleman. Corrected, augmented, and coutlnued out of Records and best appruoued Authors, By DAUID POWEL, Cvm Priailegio, .1524. g' In this republicatibn of trio most Authentic Welsh Chro nicle extant, the Original Mack Letter Copy has been scrupu lously followed, the whole of the Cuts faithfully traced and re engraved, and a copious Index now added. A few copies have been printed in Folio, en large and small papers. London : Reprinted for John Harding, S 6, St. James's-street. B Y his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent granted tint() JAMES kYMER, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, Inventor and Preparer oleo CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE. The oily safe and effectual remedy for Disorders of the Head, Sto mach, and Bowels, viz. —First, Head-ash, confusion and giddi ness. Secondly, Indigestion, loss of appetite, bilious crudities and wettings, yellowness of the eyes and skin, flatulence, pain, spasms, heart-burn, Pi:cup, gripings, colic, and costivenees.-:- foi the gout in the stomach and head. Fourthly, for all Wok affections of the nervous system as are attended with de pression of spirits, paralytic and apoplectic disposition's, proetra thus of strength, timidity, tremors, starting', palpitations, and Lineage, or fi ts. Fifthly , for bracing and streegthening the whole systeni, in states of relaxation and debility. Sixthly, as a power fel antiseptic in casts of putrid bile, and for counteracting infec tion, or preventing and curing putrid, malignant, and pestilential fevers, ore throat, via. Cynanche Maligns, lac. prevailing In prisons, crowded filthy places, hospitals, ships, hot and unhealtlin climates, Ike. Sold wholesale and retail, by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by Messrs. Dicey acid Sutton, 10, Bow Church-yard ; and retail, by Fred. Smith, N0.%9, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Exchange; Bee eon and Co. Oxford-street; F. Newbery and Son, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; J. Harris, corner of Ludgate-street ; Ward, Hol born : and by every Vender of Paten; Medicines in the United Kingdom, in bottles, at Ss. 9d. is. 6J. and 14s. and in pints, at `47i. by which there is a considerable saving. kull information may be obtained by a perusal of the following Book. published this day, price Ss. 6d. in boards, which may be bad 2, above—A Teaser upon Dyspepsy and indigestion awl the tiv:•oeliandriac Disease, and upon the Inflammatory and Regular (hot, and the Atonic, Irregular, or Hying Gout ; with various of Nervous, Silicate, Par.,iyeic, and Spasmodic Affections— bie-cses of Relaxaten and Debility, Broken Coestitutiou, 1 7 , t" impaired by intemperance, climate, ace.; together wi;h the "rreification of the medicalvirines of that extraordinary parert rno s.:cine, the 'cardiac and Netvons 'tincture, and of the various is. Loses and complaints in which it is admisiszered, and of its doses, effects, &c, By Samoan R T tit, Surgeon. Eighth EeLlion. RYMER% Cour MEDICINE. for gently and.pneed . ily assuaging anti overcoming attacks of the regular inflanumtory Gout, *bor. utiles the fits thereof, warding 011 the recurrence of attacks, and tendering biters fit oomparatively mild. It is the result sac . 110 years experience. -. Prepared and sold, with full and plain directions, by James, Rymer, Surgeon; Reigate, Surrey, in betties, at 11 s. dint mel ded; and by hi s App o intment, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Mcey and button, Na, lG,liow Chafsb-resd, Landon. • ' . • PUBLIC MPE'rl:ll3. A' T a PUBLIC MEETING held in the TOWS HALL, LIVERPOOL, on Mdtaday last, for the purpose of takit into consideration the propriety of' esttabl;shine an AUXII fhe AR Y BIBLE SOCIETY in LIVERPOOL, in aid of eriy tith and Foreign Bible Society in Lnndnu, The Worshipful the MAYOR. In the Chair, The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted : I. That the resent Meeting do most highly approve the A- I jest, constitution, and lentlic , mt exerions of the 13titish and i Foreign Bfbi l Stselety, which, in the short Spare of preen years, ihas hen so eminently instritmental in w,Jusing the knowledge of the Holy Scriptures both at Home and Abroad. 1 2. That a Society be now f o r me d i n th is T own , f or the pur -1 poo. of cooperating with that exc e lle n t Institivi ot t. I 3. That this Society be denominated " The LIVERPOOL . ' Al/XILLVRY Bliil.E SOCLE IN ;' and that, ite conformity to a fundamental law of the Institution, the only copies, in the km ! guages of the united kingdom, to be circa/wed by this Society, be the authorized version, without note or comment. 4. That an unreal Subscriber of one guinea or upwards, be a Member of this Society; that a Benefactor of not less than ten gLineas, or an Executor paying a bequest of £.lO, be a Member far life ;_and that subscriptions and douations tq the .14nalleit atnnuni bin gratefully accepted. 5. That a Subscriber of live guineas annually be a governor of this Socit ty; a Subscriber of.t at one time, or who shalUty one additional payment increase bis original subscription to 4.:50, be a Governor for life; and that Governors be entitled to atteit.l end vote at all the meetings of the Committee. 6. That the affairs of this Society be conducted by a President, Vice-Prs.sidenr, two Secretaries, and a Committee, consisting of 24 laymen, of whoot l 2 shall be members of the E'tabliolled Chutch, and the remainder selected from odwrdenominations of Christians, and that five of the Committee be competent to act. i. 7. That the Committee have the power df :Whig, front time to time, to the number of Vice-Presidents. I. That the Committee, together with the Treasurer and Se i eretaries, be annually el e cted at a G e neral Me e ti n g, by a majority I ili the Members Present. 9. That the Committee meet once a month, or oftener, on such day as may be founi convenient, and that all Clergymen or Dis senting Ministers, who are Nlembiss of this Society, be entitled to'attend and vote at all meetings of the Committee. 10. That in consideration of the Rules of the Parent Society, the whole of the subscrtnions and contributions raimd by this Society be transmitted to the Treasurer of the British and Foreign Bible Society, so much only being reserved as may be fuand ne cessary to discharge incidental expences. 11. That the Committee be authorized to provide a De that - _ . ---- - pssitory for Bibles and Testaments, and ti every Member of ibis Society, in addition to his ether privileges, be entitled to re ceive, on application to the Committee, Bibles and Testaments, gratuitously, for charitable distribution, to the amount of one third of his annual subscription, and to purchase at the reduced !oriee so fir as five times the amount of the remaining two-thirds of the money subscribed. 12. That copies of the Scriptures In statious languages be ob tained from the Society in London, and lodged in the Depository I st Liverpool, for the purpose of sale or gratuitous distribution (at the discretion of the Committee) among sues foreigners as may casually visit this part ; and that a plan of correspondence be arranged soil settled with the Cointnittee in London to carry this and the preceding article into effect. IS. 'That the Committee be authorised to give Bibles or Testa ments ro the Poor in the Parish \Workhouse, the sick in the in firmary, the Prisoners in the Borough Goal, or such objects as the Committee of the Society for bettering the Condition of the e, or the Managers of any other .Charirable institution in the Teem may point out as deserving of attentiou y aad likely tor: As I the the possession of such aolnestimable gift. 14. That the town be divided into districts, and two or more persons be appointed by the Committee to solicit subscriptions. 15. That all orders on the Treasurer of this Society for the THIRD EDITION, 11.LUS I RATED WITH CASES. payment of money, pursuant to any resolution adopted at the This day was published, price 48. 6d. • meeting of the Committee, be signed by the Chairman and two ,A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the VENE. other Members of the Committee. .L I. REAL DISEASE, describing the Nature, Symptoms, and 16. That the Parochial Clergy, Dissenting Ministers, arid Cure of that Disorder, and others arising from or connected with the Societies of Friends in the town and neighbourhood, be it, with some Observations on Urbanism, and the unhappy Du. I requested to make public Collections in their respective con cerns of Youth. By M. CATON, Surgeon, gregations on as early a day as may be convenient, in order Late of St. l'homas's and Guy's Hospitals. I to give more publicity to this Soci e ty, and to obtain in the Printed for S. Highley, 24, Fleet-street ; hod Sherwood, Neely, readiest way, the contributions of those who may not choose to and Jones, Paterneeter-row, Loathes ; and the Author, No. 10, become annual or life subscribers, and yet may be disposed thus ca Stanhope-street, Newcastle street, Strand. to afford their friendly assistance ; avid that such of the Clergy or Dissenting Ministers as preach fur the Society, or otherwise pro- Embellished POILI'ICAIs IVPSUES. mote its interest, be considered as Members of the Society. Embellished with the actual Scenery of The Deserts Village. . 17. That the Worshipful the Mayor for the time being, be an- Thieday was published, in Oro, price Slit. . osialerreenested to convene a General Meeting of this Society, to 'I"HE POETICAL WORKS OF OLIVER vie, with tin permission, held in the ' roan-!tail , on the earliest -a• GOLDSMITH, with remarks, attempting to ascertain s day In the month of March in every year, on which the Hall can from local observation, the actual scene of time Deserted Village, h e had-thet ten days notice be given of such meeting in the pube embellished with seven illustrative engravings by Mr. Aliens lie papers, that the Committee shall then deliver a written report from drawings taken upon the spur. of their proceedings, with an audited account, which report when By the Rev. It. 11. NEWELL, B. D. Fellow of *. John's accepted at the General Meeting, shall be printed. College, Cambridge. I y. 1:11/t the Right Hon. the Earl of Derby lie the President London : Published by Sattaby, Evance, and Co. Stationer's- of th Court, Ludgate-street e Society. 19. 'I hat the Worshipflei the Mayor, and the Rev. the Rectors Where may be had, price 31. an English Version of Homer's of Liverpool, be Vice-Presidents. Hymns and Epigrams, byli. 1. Pye, Esq. Port l.aureat. 20. 'That James. Gerard, Esq. be requested to accept the office of Treasurer, and that the Rev. James Hamer and Mr. Samuel Hope, be requested to become the Secretaries of this Society for the current year. 21. That thesCommittee do consist of the following Gentlemen: H. a. Hollinshead, Esq. Mr. James Cropper Puilsey Dawson, Esq. I Mr. Henry Hetnits, jun. P. W. Brancker, Esq. Mr. Wm. Hope "John Clarke, Esq. Mr. Nicholas Hurry John Bourne, Esq. Mr. Robert Jones . Thomas Lase, Esq. Mr. John Casper Lavater Mr. Wm. Bateman Mr. John l.ightbody Mr. John Stancher Mr. John Mather Mr. George Brown Mr. Alexander Macgregor Lieut. John Brown, R.N. Mr. William Nicholson Mr. Roger Carus Mr. John Tobin Mr. William Comer Mr. Nicholas Waterhouse ; And that the Committee have power to fill up their own vacancies. "This day was published, 22. That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting he given to the In 9 vnls. 12mo. price set. Is. boardi, the fourth Edition of I Right Hon!tbe Earl of Derby, for the honour of his Lordshi p ' s LETTERS to a YOUNG LADY : in which the ' letter, signifying his willingness to accept the o ffi ce of President Duties and Cbaracter of ItVoman are coesidered ; chiefly to this Society. with a reference to prevailing opinions.-By Mrs. WEST. 23. That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given t o th e • We do not venture without mature deliberation to assert, Clergy and Gentlemen of I.iverpool, who signed the Requisition, that not merely as, critics, but as parents, hatbands, and brothers, i and for the countenance which they have thereby given to the we can recommend to the Ladies of Britain, " The Letters of formation of the Auxiliary Society. Mrs. West."-Crit. Rev. 24. 'nst the cordial *l' hanks of the Meeting be given to the Primed for I.nneman, Hunt, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater- Worshipful the Mayor, for his kindness in convening she Meee noster-row.--Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Mg, and for the use of the Town-hail. 1. Levers to a Young. Mao, In 3 vols. 12mo. price Ll. Is. 25. That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given to the S. Poem, and Plays. In 4 vols. 12mo. price 1. 3s. Rev. John Owen, Joseph Hughes, and Charles Steinkopff, for 3. The Mother ; a Poem, 2tl Edition, price 7s. boards. , having kindly complied with the request of the friends to time lit e. The Refusal; a Novel, 2 vols. 1 inio. price XL is. illtution, in giving their attendance, and for the valuable services 5. A Tale of the Tines; 9 vols. 3d edition, price 135.6,1. '- which they have rendered on the present occasion. 6. Gossip's Story. In 2 vols. sth edition, iznio. 7s. n its. That the above Resolutions be printed in the Liverpool, FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. Manchester, Chester, and such London paws the Comnuttet JUVENILE LIBRARY', No. 41, SKINNER-STREET. may approve. This day were published, illustrated with a Set of elegant En- 27. that the cordial Thanks of the Meeting he given to the gravings, price 2s. tid. plain, or Ss. coloured, I Cheirmau fur his attention and able conduct in the Chair. 1. PRINCE DORI/8 ; or Flattery put out of JAMES DitINKWAI'EIt, Mayor. Countenance. • " 1. That the Committees of Auxiliary Societies shall be 2. BEAUTY end the B/Avr ; or, a Rough Outside with a entitled to receive, gratuitously, if their local necessities shall Gentle Heart. f require such a supply, Bibles and Testaineets, estimated a• print* Printed fur M. J. Godwin ; and to be had of ail Booksellers I stir, to the amount of half the entire sum r e mitt e d b y t e em to and Toymen throughout tire United Kingdom. . the Parent Institution withiu the year, commeticing on the first. N. 11. It is the design of the Publisher to bring out successively' day of Janualem annual!). a Series of Copper-plate Books, upon. an auTistaLy StitW PLAN, °2. That the Members of Auxiliary Soclet 16, whole Sub similar to the above, each illustrative o f some i nte r e sting Tale, seriptions amount to one guinea or upwards annually, or to toe and accompanied with li New Poetical Version of the Tale itself. guineas or upwards at one rime, may purchase Stablest and Team, The Plates and Cslouring will kr in a style of uncommon taste, meats from the Depository of the Auxiliary : Society, within the and delicacy. The l'wo which are now published are both of year. at the reduced prices, agreeably to the Rates of the British them taken from the admired W . , rgs.of Madame de Beeemene and Forty& gbh Society, in prOror t innto she dare of its lure. •„° Catalogues of the bislopetstret Publicatioos antis. Pit! ,f 1141{ (4 1 1 F gm atilultiots el tudidtetal 111444.1). ...._ .......p. . . RW • , , A.w,-,.. ~ r-q:„. • : 1 4 , - • . . . . e .....".\.• , • _ . • • . • ;,...- •••••• •77 .4 • .,• ° .. . Alt.s 2` • . -'. 01. '1: Pe • - ^ err . . - . 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A. , • • "19 , f 1 - , 2 - ' 4 l .., ' FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1811. . • [ PRICE SI XPENCE.HA LPPE N Y. to the Parent Institution, cl 3 —lf the whole of i Society ' s Fantle he remitted, its annual subscriber; 01 one viintra or upwards, and benefactors of ten guineas or trpwar,ls, may purchase to be lull amount to which similar subscribers and benefactors to the Pa -1 rent Society are entitled; if e•ree-fourths of a Society's futi e jito remitted, each of vet Members may purchase to three -f a I of the amount eir which a similar Member of the Patent Society is entitled; and so, In proportion, in the cases where two-thirds, one-half, one-third, or oue-fourth of i:s nggregate funds are re mitted by any ancillary Society. " 3. That, in order ro facilitate ruprhes to the Connnittees and Members of Auxiliary Societies, - an ki,qurte quantity of eibles and Testaments shall be forwarded as requirt-n, to their respec tive Depositories ; the same to be accounted fur by rack So. ciety half-yearly, in the months of la :nary arhl July. " 4; That the Committees isf Aux.tiary Societies shall have tho further oriel' •ge of pit tchashir to an snitroot, at pron- WIGAN, I;th FF.HRUAItY , JIM A MASTER WANTED for the FRE R G R AM MAIL SCHOOL of WIGAN, in the County of LANCASTER. N OTICE is hereby given, that the Meeting of the Torre. of the said School for tho Election of a Hsni- Mater, it adjourned Wednesday, the 17th day sf April next, at kkreen o'Clotik in the Per im° ;at which time the la;.t Truoi tees will meet at the New Town 11s11, inlVtanAfortliaid, to es am ine'seicir rentlidates as may ofrr fhemstlres for fie Mastership of the said School; and will immt-diately afterwards elect a Nissen, according to the direction. of the Statutes of the said School. The Master will hsve-a Hover with £9O a year, and the Salary will be upwards of .C! 00 a year; and as some part of the Lauds Se!.inging to the said School are in !.rase for the Life of en aged Per-on, the Trustees may on the expire ton of the Leas:: increase the Salary, if the Master shalt he then approved of by them. 'I he Seam( s of the School require the. the L - fead-Mastrr shall be well skilled and experienced Mthe Greek arid I.atiii I an i ;eagt,.., Testimetdals of the regular Life and exemplary conduct of the Candidates must be sent to Mr. Clayton, of Wigan, one week before the day of Election. BRADHERRY'S PATENT SPF.O rACLES. ' THE sight of the aged is restored, the we.ik Sight stres,;theued, znd the perfect sight preserved, npnn un erring principles, by ERADItEII RY's PA rEN r SPEC I.A -CLES, No. Se?, Osford-street.—To prevent disappointmerp,be particular in observing, it is not a shop, but a private house, nett door to the Fishmonger's, between bwallirw-attest aad street JIAA.NOt.ES, UPON SUPERIOR PRINCIPLE`:. SY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL I,ETTERS PATENT. Tta Nobility, Gentry, and Public in generril.,,ant respectfully informed that S. DAVIS haring purch.u.dsho Paretic of Mr. MORRIS, fur his excLitent MANbI.E t i has re move,' the Business from No. 53 to No 4, Skinner-strset, Stoow hill, London, four doors Irani Fleet-Market, where he teepees fully solicits the attention of the Puplic to his superior Mantis, which, for power of execution, else of working, substantial compact construction, and every usetul advantage, stands unri valled, and which, upon inspection, he is confident will be sp. provud and universally adopted. To BUILDERS, BREWERA, DlSnuAks, a:4Q THERS, having occasion for extensive PtetnNes, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, QEVERAL valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATES, Li consisting of Buildings situate in the City Road, the greatest part whereof Las lately been used ait a Brewhouse, end of *ed. ings and Lead, s:tuate in or near Nortit.street, City Road, the greatest ii part whereof has been used as ,a Cooperage be Cat ouse. The Premises •re held by several Leases, each of them for a long term of years. The Buildings are very substantial, and capable of being con. versed into Manufactories or Warehouses, or they may be Folle t t! down and Houses erected on their Kite. For further particulars apply at the Office at Messrs. Wadesen, Barlow .and Grosvenor, Austin friars. CAMBRIDGESI 11RE. TO CAPITALISTS, SPORTSMEN, AND FARMERS, TO BE SOL BY AUCTION, Ity MR. PEY I ON, At the Ram Inn, Newmarket, on Wednesday, the lit slay of May next, at Eleien o'Cloek in the Farehoon, 'HE highly Desirable and most Valu a bl e FREE i• HOLD ESTATES, in the following Lou, part of them Tithe-free : Lot I. The Manor of Shudy Camps, aboundin with Came, and a most improveable Freehold Jilstate, consisting of a respect able Farm House, and proper Offices, and 9.16 Acres of enclosed and open Field, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, In the pos session of Mr. Ewen, anti also It Acres of thriving Wood Land in baud. Lot 2. Several Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, nearly adjoining the last Lot, containing 32A. 56P. in the possos sioa of Mr. E. D. Wedge. Let S. The Manor of Wilbraham, with a very compact Estate, consisting of a convenient Farm House, with proper 01E= at tached, and 573 Acre: of convertibly Arable and Down Land (Fiche-free) in tise occupation of Mr. Ito:Jen Fletther and Mrs. Strand. Lot 4. The Manor of Swaff ham, with a most valuable Estate, consisting of a respectable Farm House and Offices. anti 216 Acres of most fertile Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Pen Laud (Tithe-free) in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Chambers. Lot S. A very valuable Estate, lying In the Fields of Burwell, Containing IS6A. I R. field-measure, with valuable rtghts of com mon belonging thete•o, in the tenure of Mr. Wm. Shelverton. 1.0 G. The veryvaltiable Manors of Tibtoft and Dunningham, with the Court', quit rents (amounting to upwards of f 22 per Annum), Copyholds, and the valuable rights mid perquisites 19- longing an the said Manors. Lot 7. A very valuable Estate, lying in the Fields of Burwell, containing IS6A. SR. (fiehl-meaqire) with valuable rights of common belonging thtreto, in the Tenure of Mr. Jonathan Cu. burn. Lot B. A most valuable and highly-respectable Estate, cons. prising Spinney Abbey Mansion House, with the Offices, and 874 Acres of very fertile Arable ' Meadow, and Pasture La n d, of prime quality, principally enclo sed, with the great and small tithes belonging thereto, in the occupation of Mr. John Martin. I.ot 9. The Rectory impropriate of the Parish of Wkken,whl the right of presentation to the perpetual Curacy thereof, wick the moss valuable tithes, great and small, of the said pariah (Lot 8 excepted) over nearly 2300 Acres of prime Land, principal!: Arable, arid also a very compact and fertile Estate, called Upwart Fawn, comprising a most respectable Farm House and Offices, and 144 Acres ot old enclosed Ground, of prime quality, and about 30 Acres of Field Land, lying in the fields of Upwaee and Wicken, in the Tennre'of Mr. John Cooper. Lot 10. In Suffolk. The Manor of Cazeley Rectory, with the Rectory impropriate of the Parish of Gazeley,tod the Rectorial ithes thereof, extending over upwards of 8780 Acres of enclosed and open Field Land, with a very compact and desirable Estate, consisting of a most respectable Farm 11Juse and convenient Of fices, and 184 Acres of enclosed and open Field Land of good quality, in the occupation of Mr. D. E. Wedge. The above Manors and Estates abound with Game, and are situate near the respectable Towns at Cambri.'gc and New market, in a most delightful country, intersected by good Roads, navigable'Rivers, &c. &c. and distant from London about 5.5 miles. There are most respectable Tenants on the several Estates, who are tinder notice to quit at hltcliaelinas next, and who will thew their respective Farms. Plans and Specilications may he obtained by applying to Mr. James's bike, Now Boswell -court, Lincoln's Inn. London ; and printed particulats may be had twenty-one days before the Sale, by application to the Angel, Bury ; IL4I, Mildenhalt; I.andi, Lly s Cambridge at the Piaci of Sale; and at the pruisipal Futtl trpp the netjhbourieg TOWilb • and also of Jos e ph B utc h er , IMF and Edward W bberby, Esq. Newmarket, and' V,4nejaa Wgdid, EA* Wady Batton; near Neweiarkeu -.7 7 P" . . , ~ 3 prAT, o - -