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mt. 7_ •!" VP) r •• , . , . . 1 ,4 , ,_(..... ~. tr. . -- '. --.* ---.' I •-.-_-_-./r ---/-- "N 9 l' -_!'). ' - •• - _Ai OF C:-__ ' ( 0 -I.' '- ' • NUMBER 5724 MONDAY, 73 -- IU . I, 1807 ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, My 25, t 80 7 NOTICE is hereby given that a Son of Oyer and %raiser aid 6sa/ Ddirery, fly the Trial of Viewer commit fejoi,a, IFth Seen, within the yirifdiSion of the AthirirJlty of 'Eng laid, held at :704, HaN, ie the Old Bailey, Lanka, w Fry tbr26th of >as ante, at Eisht o'Clach is the M#raiag. PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSITTIMOW - 7 77 l i ktr s 9. 1 1 1,71 HE Proprietors are requelled to addrefs all Le . t. L tent ar Communicatinns to ROIIIRT Plowerr, Calliier to the Inftitution, No. 44, Lticcfter.fqoare. London. By order of the Dinedtors, ROBERT PROWETT. They are at the fame time informed, that a General Meeting of the Proprietors is called by the Direetors, to be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in the Str:nel, London, on Tburfday the 18th of June next, on bunnefs of the utmoft importance to the welfare of the Inftitution. PRICX 3!:C-?fluCS t THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XIX. is jaR publithed. ilrfnted for Archibald Conftable and Co. Edinburgh; and John Murray, Fleet-ftrect, London. It is fold alto by every other Boolfeller in Town and Country. AT INVERNESS, the bfinereenth Day of Why, !SW. IM a MEETING of the Undeffigned FitEEHOL • DERS of the COUNTY of INV EttNESS, held to conftipodielf of a I.etter circulated by the Sheriff and Convener of the eilhiti of tte fiillowiLs tenor: (CIaCULAR.) invernefs,i3th May, tit:j. WILLIAM AttARIDEN. FICTUALLING OPFICB, May at 11307. THE OOMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING This day was publiihed, In PA tarn°. with Eight rlegsnt Wood Engravings, price 4s. 6d. hoards, THE VICAR of WAKEFIELD: A TALE. By OLIVER GOLDSMITH. Printed for Vet nor, Hood, and Sharpe, 3r, Poultry. DEAR FIR. HIS MAY IS'77'S N.i f Pr, do berdy give sake, That on Thurfday, the igth of June next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM or of FOREIGN BRANDY; to be delivered, one half in the (pace of one month, and the remainder in one month afterwards, into his Majelty's Stores at Deptford, Portfaiouth, and Plymouth, in the following proportions, viz. The Chair to be taken at One o'Clock precitly. Q UMME R I. OTTE RY—Confißing of only TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. BEGINS DRAWING 14th OF JULY, 1807. SCHEME. t Prize of 30,0:0 10,000 10,coo 5 oco 1,000 500 too so so 35 This day was publithed, Neatly printed on fine pod parer, duodecimo, price Ss boards, MIRTHMIRTH AND METRE ; con fi ning oi Poe ms, ferious, humorous, and Satirical; Songs, Smnet.. Ballads, and Bagatelles. Written by C. DIBDIN. Jun. of Sadler% Wells. "Light artu'd with points, Aotithefes, and puns." Panel td I. 306, Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry ; and Long. man, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Patomoiter-row. 30,000 40,000 20,000 1;000 •-• 5. 000 4. 000 •••• 1,000 1,500 50,000 37,500 MY RCKET-BOOK. DEPTFORD . soo,ooo Gallons PORTSMOU CH ao,ooo PLYMOUTH 60,c0p 20 3 0 2,500 2.500 This day was pnblifised, price 6d. In boards, MY POCKE T. 130 OK ; or, HINTS for "A RTGIETZ MARIE AND CONCRITRDZ" TOUR, in Qarto; to be called " THE STRANGER IN IRELAND," in aS.u.— By a KNIGHT ERRAN T. 3 0 coo and to be paid for by Bills payable withintereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at the Secre tary's °Ewe. N. B. No Tender will be accepted, unlefs the quantity of Rum and of Brandy, together with the price thereof, thall tic feparately and dillinaly Rated, nor will any Tender be admitted fur a leis •uantity than Teo Tboufand Gallons of either article. No regard will be dad to any Tender in orbieb the price fall not be Werted in words et length, or that flail not be delivered to the Baird before one o'doen no the Paid TbierfJai the tlitb or/ :y wee next, nor vale the periods who moire the Tender, orlon: Perim on Lie bebalf attends to &slava when called for. EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 6, 1807. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY If MERCHANTS of ENG ALAND,treArag to the .EAST-INDIES, do herelygive notice, That a Quarterly General Court of the faild Company will be .held at their Houfe in Leadenhall-ftrect, on Wedneftlay the a 7th Pure KV, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpafe of declaring a Dividend from Cbriftmas Taft to Midfulum‘r next. That the Trantfer Books of the Paid Company's Stock will be but on Tucfday the sd of June next, at two o'clock, and opened again on Thurfday the 16th of July folkwing; And that the Dividend Wart auts on the Lid Company's Stock, tine the sth July, will be ready to be delivered on Tuefday the 7th of July nest. WILLIAM RAmsafr, Saretdry. LIFE OF LORD NELSON, By the Rev. J S. CLARKE, and JOHN hiaRTHUR, WIGHT of the PICTURES painted for this Nil -4-4 'IIONAL. WORK ate in the pref. ot Exhibition of the Royal Academy: OOe of them (No. 217.) by B Weft, Efq. the Preli• dent. Four (No. and, sit, asB, and al.)) by R EN R. A. aml Three (No. In 236, and Sob) by N. Poeuck, kfq -- The rattalotlez of the Series Is in a Bate of coalhittabic forward ucfs. The Work will form one magnificent quarto Volume, printed by Mr. Bentley, and the number of copies will depend upon the number of good impreflions that can be taken of the Engravings. he price nix Guineas, or with Proof Impreffi.lns Eight Guineas. 'Orders are received by the PutbWhere, Mein s. &dell and Da vies, Strand; and Mr. Miller, Albemarle-Rreet. An Alphabetical lilt of Mines, with the dates of orders (ac cording to which the Copies wall be faithfully delivered.) will be ptin:cd and annexed to the Volume, and books containing the orders already received, Including a very confiderable proportion of the molt diflinguithed names in the United Kingdom, may now be bad at the Publilbees,as above This day WU pUblifiled. 1 4 1017,0 r T A B E LLE ASSEMBLEE ; or BELL'S COURT Ls and FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE, has very fuperior pre. tvnfions to publfe patronage: . . The Portrait Print is a faithful likerefs of the Queen of Naples, eseellaUly engraven from an original Pieture in the poireffiun of Lady Hamilton, which i> accompanied wi h Memoirs of this Au. loft Perfonage from authentic materials. Four whole length Por trait Prints of Ladies in the Fahionale Coftumes of the Month, &natio given ; two of which are delicately coloured ; an Original keg kilo b) Dr. Calcott, and a new Pattern for Needle-work.— Ude beautiful Engravings compote, the ornamental Embellifh sots of the prefent Number. The literary part, as ufual, occu pies Etty four pages ou Royal Odavo of the molt varied and in. Swelling Milcellany. In order to fupport the diftinguiflied and popular reputation. which the preceding Numbers of this Work have obtained, the Proprietor has been at the expence of an entire new fet of the Por trait l'lates ; and therefore; the lmpreiGons now to be had, with all the former Numbers of this Work, are nearly equal to Prof lin vrtflions. _ _ The Portrait/ contained are, in No. z. 'The Queen—No a . Primers •f Waks--No. 3. Prineefs Sophia of Gloucefter--No. 4. (been of Wurtcmburg—No. S. Prince& Augo fta—No. 6. Princris khzabeth—No. 7. Prince& Mary—No. E. Duchefo of York—No. 9. Duellers of Gloueetter—No. to. Dachas of Cumberland—No. It. Princefs Amelia—No. ia• The King—No. 13. Palmas SJ . phis—No r 4. Prineefa Charlotte of WakoNo. is. Welter. of loiford—No. 16. Emprcfs of Klan% FINE ARTS. BRITISH ACADEMY, OR ANCIENT AND MODERN SCHOOL. OF FINE ARTS. On Saturday the 3oth of May. 111111 . publithed the FIRST 1470 MR Z R of his Work. -- ---- THE PROSPECTUS — of this Wolk has been fo copioutly diftributed, and the general plan is fo fully known, that it is annectifary to enter into any furtkr details The high tandiso, ansonsit the aloft Celebrated areas of the country, which tic plin of this publication has received, and the ex patat too which it has to invfally excited,have had their due died upon the Pro. Priem's, in exciting them to every effort within their rcacb, to ma itre, and render their &him, as national and complete as potable. The i in Number contains the tour following fubjcdts : s An Own. IN eof Death upon the Pale Horfe, or the Opening orthe Seals, from aPi Lure painted by Mr. Wes r, Prefident ut ye R , :(•_1 Acadany,and which was exhibited at the Lomwe in yiar do& . _ Ar.ouitivafrom the Monument milted to Mrs. Howard, J.NOLLIKERs. Efq. IL A.—This is effectual to be oue of the &fel efforts of Sculpture by an Englith ArtllL N. B Neither of the above Sabjeas have ever beaa.Engraven, or 111 4 % . oldie by any (mind Pants whatever. 3. Ihe Death of Ananias, a Cartoon, by RA en A cele brated Cartoon has not been copied by the Pr sprictors from any rlutilatcd or Imptrftd print whatever. It has been OUTLINED tmn:ediately from the Cattoon ITSELF.. Its accuracy, thercfnrc t cacalot he queflioned; and it is hoped that the fpirit and truth of itsexccui ion will give equal 4. The fieft Plate in the Series of the" ELECTION," by flo ea 111 .tlAitka the DINNER. Ike Odavo &titian, printed on Royal Paper, with original Cri &Ems, and narrat•vcs rcfpafting the above Plates is charged is. 6d. per Number foe O s. i!arto Edition, on beautiful Royal Paper, and 1 5 elegant zypr, and with Proof Itnpraons of all the Plates, is thargrd tA. Primed for J. 11c11, Weekly Mt frenrr Office, Southampton irert,Stranti , aril to be bad of all Bookfellers in town and out y, and of ven...:Lrs of Newfpapers. so,ooo Tickets. £ 2ochooo Mit drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only Cued Capita THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. The Drawing will be regularly 2,C00 Tickets each day. tit, Tuefday, July 14 6th, Tuefday, Auguft I t Tudday, July s t 7th, WeAlncf,lay, Auguß t a 3d, Tuefday, July 28 Bth, Thurfday, Angutt t 3 4th, Thurfday, Augutt 6 9th, Friday, Augult 14 sh, Saturday, Augutt 8 I.th, Saturday, Auguft Is PRICE : Ticket 419 16 0 Half to 3 o I Eighth s 12 0 (biarter s 3 o Sixteenth I 6 6 HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, com priling nearly the whole Parith; diftant from London 6o mile,. The principal Farm of about zoo.: Acres, is let on Leafe, the remainder of the Lands, with al. excellent Family Houle, &c &c. are in hand, of which an early pullifEon may be had, and a confiderable part of the money may remain on the Elate. For further particulars apply by letter (polt paid) to Mr. Wil liam Agate, ?oft Office, Alresford, Hants. SURREY. 10 BE S9I.D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, (LAND TAZ IIIDELUID I.TERSHAM PLACE, in the Parifh of WAL. TON-UPON-THAMES, confifling of a modern built gen teel farm houfe, in the cottage ltyle, large walled garden, farm yard, barns and flables, 20 Acres of meadow on the Bakke of the River Mole, and 4 Acres of AraLle Land; immediate poffelhou may he taken. Mr. Fielder, the tenant, will thew the Premifes. _ _ Fur Curtner particulars, enquire of Mr. B. fullest, No. a, Paper Buildings, Tunple. BUCKS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A MOST defirable FREEHOLD and Tithe free ESTATE, in two FARMS, fituate at Haveribam, in the County of Buckingham, confining of about fix hundred and eight acres of rich, old inclofed Mea 11 , W, Failure, and Arable Land, with convenient Farm Lloufes, and all ether s neccifary for the occupation of the Pause, in good repair. The Lltate is &nate between the market towns of Newport Pagnel and Stoney Stratford, three miles diltaut front each, and within two mi:cs of the Grand Jundion Canal. For further particulars, application may be made to Mr. Alex ander, 9, Bedford row, London, (where a Plan of the Mate may be feet) Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Newport Fagnell; or Mr. William Greaves, and Mr. Roger Ratliffe, of Haverfham afore laid. This day was publithed, price as 6d. Number V. (to be continued Monthly) of a New Series of C ENSURA LITE RA RIA. Containing Opi• niuns, Extradts, and Titles of Old Engliih Books; epecially thole which are fearer, with Meditations on Literature and l .itc : to which will now be reguLrly added, Necrographia Authorum, or Memoirs of Dtcrafed Authors. By SANITIEL EGERTON BRYDGES, Erq. Printed tor Lotrman, Hurft, Re..us, and Orme, Paterncftcr raw ; and J. %%lute, Fleet-ftrcct. YOUNG'S NATURAL. PHILOSOPHY. Next Thurfdaf will be publifhed, In Two large Volumes atm illußrated with 38 Plates, A COURSE of LECTURES nn NATURAL PHILOSOPHY and the MECHANICAL. ARTS, cun t:living an accurate and extenfivt View of all the Departments of Mechanical Philurophy, with the latelt improvements and the newLtt Difcoverica. lsy lIIONIAS YOUNG,M.II F.R and L.S. &e.&e. Printed for j. johufon, St. Patin. Church-yard. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This day was publiihrd, price Fcur bound, A SELEC LION of POEMS, defigned chiefly for SCHOOLS and YOUNG PERSONS. By JOS Et'H COTTLE. Pi inted for I johnion, St. Paul's Church yard. " We have ken many Colledlims of Poetry for Young Perfons, but f..61 , ,a) one made with more tatte and judgment than the pre *1 h‘. r_Laioa well dercrveA recommendation." See the Britil Critic, Vol. 29, page 426. This day W) publithedi In Three Volumes, tams. price r34...61 in boards, the Second Edition of LETTERS FROM THE MOON rAINs, Being the real Correfpondcnce of a Lady. Between the years 1773 and 18. n. The Letters in this edition are arratned in the order of time in which they were written. Printed for Longman, Hurß, Rees, and Orate, Paternofter row ; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and Mrs. Cook, Bury Recd. St. James's. " The charm of there Letters cordial in their being the artlefs effulions of a fiapivior mind. There is Reeling good fenfe in molt of her remarks on Books, Manners, Education, &c. and a great flute of originality. She always appears to us in a light at once refpeitable and amiable. Her underltanding is itrong, bcr fancy livery, her fenlibility acute. She has the art of placing every thing before our eyes; we lee her, we hear her, and we become ac quainted with her ; and when we Run her book, we feem to take leave of a friend."—Annual Review. • • A few Copies of Mrs. Grant's Poems may be had, price I iss:6l roads. REVIEWS. " The Knight Errant, who;;We; ;ter. the lifti with Sir Jo n n CA Ra, wields his light weapon wi h coned, rable &ill and ad irefs ; but he combats with temper, and his hits, though made with dex terity, arc devoid of malice He certainly difplays confiderable humour."—Anti Jacobin tor April. " We have laughed heartily at the whim and droll ry of My Pocket-Book."—Mauthly Mirror for April. " We have been much entertained by a perural of this little ao lume, which i> Indeed a ' Ryghte lilerrie Compofition."—Euro pean Magazine for April. " This is Sir John Carr's Stranger in Ireland, traveied by home ' Fellow of infinite Jen: "—Cabinet fur April Printed lox 'tremor, Hood, and Sharpe, 3t, Poultry ; and foil by all Bookfellers is the United Kingdom. MISS OWENSON's POEMS. This day was publifhcd, elegantly printed, price Seven Shillings In Boards. THE LAY ( fan IRISH HARP; or, METRI -I- CAL FRAGMENTS. By MISS OWEN3ON) Author of the Novice of ST. DOMINIC 4 the WILD IRI3II GIRL, &c. &c. Triflt's light ao air. CIIPEA R t. Vrai papillon dr Pa:noire h) Dt iAI N e. . _ Printed for IZICHAkr) 1.1.1t.D, 6, 11:1.1±e arca; and fold by J. ARCHER. M. Kt ENE, N. kl.titom. W. litinn.s Lit, F. COL. r, and W. WA - rsoN. Dab in ; and by all other Bookfiflas. Of whom may be had, The Second Edition of Tun NOVICE of S T. DO:VIINIC, Four Volumes. Price 18s. The Third Edition of The WILD RUSH GIRL, Three Vo• lumes. 131 6d. The Eighth Edition of The WINTER. IN LO-4DON, Three Volumes. 135. 6d. Stg JOHNCARR's STRANGER IN IRELAND, with beau• Wu) Fngravingi. 4to. 2 1 . Si- . BUENOS AYRES AND MONTE VIDEO. This day was puhlifhed. illuftrated by a Maps, in One clegint Volume, (mall 041:tavo Poke Sit Shillings in Boards, 'TRAVELS frfirn BUENOS AYRES acrt,f% the 2 - Continent of SOU l'H ANIERICA,hy POTO::1 to LIMA, performed in the Years 1790 and 1791, bang the Weft Travcia through thole Countries. With copious Notes by the Tranflator, containing authentic Deferiptions of all the Spanifh Pofreffions in South America, drawn from the Lit and hilt Authorities. By ANTHONY ZACHARIUS HELMS, Formerly Dircdtor of the Mines near Cracow, in Poland, and late Dircaor 0: the Mints and of the Pruccfs of Amalgamation in Peru. Printed for RICHARD Puletirs, N.). 6, Bridge-ftreet, Biackfriars, and to he had of all liookfeilere. Of whom may alfo be had, The PR ESZ NT S r of PERU, in one elegant Volume, tmbelliflied with Twenty coloured Engravings, price al. 58. in hoards. HOLLAND AND THE RHINE. This day was publifh:d. in a large and eery elegant volume, Co, accompanied by in:nitrous and very beautiful Engravings, price . . . • .. .. .. 21 s.. in boards, ATOUR thrnitgh HOLLAND, along the R;ght and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTAD r, E. the Summer and Autumn of 1836. Ey Sir JOHN CARR, Author of the Strang :T in Ireland, A Northern Summer, cr Tour round the Baltic, &c. " Ptrgit, et hqftile, (tanta cit iiiucir) ripe, Incumitatui alit"— CLAUDIA N. In this Work an impartial account is raven of the manners, cur toms, acts, and condition of the Dutch (tote the converfton of the Republic of the Stven United Frovioees bun a Kingdtm, and a thfciption of the tufdl inte.•_fting ohj , :et, and fcenery in Holland and on the Banks of the Ithine,inttriperfsd with a variety of anec dotes illoltrative of the people of Holland. and of that part of France and Germany through which the Author palled ; and the whole is enthellifhed by 20 Engravings, by a dittinguilhed Atha, from drawings made on the rpm. Winced for It tc Haan Putt Lc rs, No 6 ,Bridge-ftrect. Blackfriars, and to he had of all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had, The NORTUERN Sttat matt price 21. 2s. 'lhc STRANGER IN IRELAND, price aLss. AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO THE STOCK OF BOOKS OF EDUCATION This day was publifhed, printed on good Parer, and in a clear Type; corraponding in file with Dr. Mayor's Britilh Nepos; a new Edition, price Ss. bound, with the full Allowance to ' Schools, THE CLASS BOOK; or Three Hundred and Silty five READING LESSONS for Schools of either SCI : combining, with the elements of all knowledge, a greater Number of reading Exercifes, from the belt Authors, than are to he found in any other work of the fame defcription: every lefron having a clearly defined ohjed, and teaching fume principle of (cience or morality, or fume important truth. By The Rev. DAVID BLAIR. . • The Author has been ftimulated to compile there Faercifes in reading, by the obfervation, that, although there at prefent atilt revere' excellent hooks fur teaching Reading and Elocution, the objet of them does not extend beyond the mere combination of words ; and they confift almoft entirely of riffages, felened with reference to beauty of comoofition only. In the prefent work, Ele gance has been united with Utility ; Sound and Senfe have been fludinufly combined; and Eloquence has always been adapted to the purpofes of inthuaion. In Ilion., every one of the leffons in this Clafs Book is calculated to make the Young Reader both WISER and emelt. The Author's own experience as a Teacher fuggeftcd to him the divifion of his book into three hundred and Sity Svc leffons, or one for every day in the year; in each of which the fubjed matter is generally Sniffled within the fuitabk laigth of a !Aron. 'nit divifion, it is obvious, wilt be attended wi•h an equal degree of convenience to the Tutor and Pupil in the adual bufinefs of a pub He Seminary. Printed for iklettAito PHILLIPS. No. 6, Bridge•ftreet, Black friar's ; and to be had of all Bookiellerc in the United Kingdom. Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author, READING EIZICISES far the Juntoa CLASSES in SCIIIOOI4 being an introdndion to the Clafcßook and a Supplement to Natives Spelling Book, price as.W. bound, with numerous sue. . . Agr..cable to a fuggeftion by Colonel Meal/Isell, of Glengarr, in a Note handed to me this morning. and which I know will meet the approbation of other Freeholders in this , I have taker, the liberty of calling a Meeting of thole Freeholders neat' hand, to hold at Frafer'. lintel, on Tu. filay nest, the I 9th fait at Twelve o'Clock, Noon, to c.sofider the propriety of writing to our I Kt refpeelable Reprefentative in Parliament, to allow himfelf to be re chorus. in his abfeace, at the enfuing G:ncrat Eledtioq, upon the 9th June nest, for the reafons mentioned in Glengaret Note, which mall b: bid before the Meeting, and will readily occur to you, from Mr. Grant's necelfary attendance at the India Houle, where he officiates as Deputy Chairman. I requelt your attendance at the laid Meeting; and mould you find it inconve niem to be prifent, your fentiments communicated to use will very much oblige. dear Sir, Your moil obedient humble fervant, (Signed) SI MJN FR ACM And alfo, in confequence of a Printed Note avowed at this Meeting by the Hon. ARCHLMILD FRAS KR of, ovat,ia there words : " M,ty, 5807. a The Friends of Mr. Charles Grant, who are FreLholiers of " Invernef—shire, are requelled to meet, on Special Affairs, at " Twelve &Clock, on Tuefday the t9th latent, its the Mafon . 4 Lodge, Invernefs." The Meeting taking under their confederation the Public Situation of CIII IRL RI GRANT, Efq. who has reprelented this County in the two halt Parraments, and whole meritorious cond..et juilly euti tics to the fupport of the Freeholders at the allot g General Eledion on the 9th Julie next ; and fenfilde of the great inconve niency to the Bofinefs of the Eaft India Company, of which' Mr. Grant is Deputy Chairman, that he mould quit Louden at thlt critical period, are decidedly of opinion, That Mr. Grant mould be written to, with afurance that it it the wins of this Meeting (and they flatter thenifelves of the whole Freeholders of the County),.that he mould not perfonally attend the next El:tftion, as they have refolved unanimoutly, to give hint their fun - rages in his abfenet; as a mark of their high refried for his private and public chandler. • Thtr.•af:er the Convener produced to the Meeting, Letters from Rocas Macintoth. Efq. of Macintogs; William Chiatolins Efq. of Chitholm; and Colonel James Fraler, of Belladrum, con curring in the above fentiments; and Colonel Grant, of Moy, for Culonti Fra:icis William Grata, of the Itivernefs Esie and Mr. Alexttider Mackenzie., for Duncan George Forbes, Efq. of Culloden, alfo concurred. The Meeting further directed this Minute to be tranfrintred to Mr. Grant, and a Duplicate thereof to be fret to ev.:ry abfcot Freeholder of the Shire rending in Scotland; and mom oend to the Coal/eller to fec this aceomplitittd, and to mire this Minute to be publithed in the three principal Edinburgh N.:nipper>, and in the STAR, Sao, and of London. (Signori) Arthur Rohertfon, of Inches liugh Grant, of Moy E. S. Fraf, r, of Redick Simon Fgfer, Farroilne . - Archibald Fraferof Lovar j E. Battik, of Hello!, (or him; Thomas Friar, of Newton M. mid fur Evan &dine s of J. P. Grant, of %nide- I)oehfunr morellos James Mactrod, Roily A. M•o:donell, of Glenga7 Robert Gordln, of Wailes inuro Frafz.r, of Foyers Alexander 11.4•Kenak, 'for Mr W Frafer,Culbnckie Forbes, of Culloden. li. K. Duff, of Muirt wn ACs ue Copy. (SigneJ) LOCKHART KINLOCH. ESSENTIAL SALT ei LEMONS, For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and oth , .r Stains out of Linen, Muflii, Lace, &c and fur nutty other ufss, as a Subllitute for Let - axis. Price 0:le Shilling the box. HAVING received numerous Complaints that Comp9fitions fold under the title of SALT of LEMONS are not only ineffedual, but that they burn and deßroy the Linen, I tbink it nseeffary to inform the Public, that my TRUE ESSEN TIAL SALT a LEMON' is only t. 4 be had, whokfalc and re tail, at my Silo,' in COCKSPUR-51 neer, ar.d that none is to he depended upon As MINE but what has my egnature on the bottom of each bci, and on the outfide of the wrapper. W. BAYI.EY. N. B. The S ult of Lemons is particularly ;ireful to Ladies in walking their hands, as it initantly takes rut the (hitt' of fruit, coloured gloves, &c. and is much more agreeablt to ufe than lemon itf. If. At the fame place may be had, 13Arccr's Scow rRI NO DROPS, for taking Greafe out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Cloth, &c. ' TO CO ETON SPINNI:RS AND COTTON MANUFAC- TUBERS. WEAR FIELD COTTON MANUFACTORY, I..XETEa. f) BE DISPOSED OF BY rittvA fE CON TRAO r, For the remainder of a Term of Four Score and Islinceen Years, determinable on the deaths of two good Live+, aged refpcetively about 27 and is years, and for a concurrent Term of az Years, abfolute, which commenced front the i ath of Squenther, 1793 , held by Leafe from the Mayor and Chamber of Exeter, undet the yearly Convintionary Rent of 201. ACA PI EX L'ENAVE, and COMPLETE CO ITON MILL and MANUFAC7 ORY, with the Mill Gear, Tackle Mill, Yard, Outlionfes, Buildings, and Appurt:- ;lances belonging thereto, well worth the attention of .'otton Ma nufadturers, !aving been crated oto the bet conttrudion, is in col•pkte repair and order, and fituated ht the immediate vicinity of the City of Exeter, on the River Exe. which affords a powerful Stream to drive the Machinery, and the Wear that diverts the Water for that purpofe is kept in repair at the Paid Mayor and Chamber's expellee —The Concur!) can be extended to as large a fcalt as may he wished. The Mill is built of brick and Itane, and confißs of a centre Building and two Wings; the centre contains tour Flo ms fur Ma chinery, and an Attic Story ufed as a Reeling and Fioithing Room. One of the Witms co.!eprifus a Counting houfe, Warehoufe, and other net effary Offices, and the other forms a fubilantial and ele gant Dwelling boufe, hidaerto ufed as the retidence of the. adive Partner in the Concern. In front of the Mill is a Plot of Land urea as a Bleaching Ground, and adj..ining to the Dwelling-houfe is a good Gardet Behind the Manufaslory is a Yard, round which are Fourteen Cottages, with final Gardens, crafted for the accommodation of the e:uperintendants and Workmen employed in the Mill; and adjoining the Yards are ftveral Lofts and seller Buildings. At one end of the Plot in front of the Mill is a good Bleaching Houk, wick all the needfary Machinery and Chymical Appara tus for the bleaching and finning of Calicoes, Twill, and Hole, and alto a Drying I lode, Stove, and Trim Shop. Alfo to be Dillard of, All the Machinery and Uttnfils of Trade in the laid Mill, which are in com. lete repair and condition, and male upm the heft and newel principle. compering 32 Water T lit Spinning Frame.. each Frame c.n.taiiiirg 8; Spindles ; two Mules, each containing 204 Spindles ; 3t Carding Engines, Drawing and Roving Frames, Reels, &c. with every other Article neceffary for the preparing and (pinning of Cotton Twia and Weft, and for completely car. tying the Spinning Bufincfs in all its Bran c hes. ATfo, Four Catding Engines, three Roving Sidles, and fixteen Spinning Jennies for Weft, tat Looms for the Manufaduring of Callicoes of different defcriptions. and 4a plain and glazer Stock ing Frames. This Manufa!tory poi:relies numerous local advantages, and is the only Cotton Mill in the Wat of England. A ready isle fur Calicoes and liofe may always he found in the Neighbourhood. The price of labour is confiderably Iris span paid in the North of Engl Ind, and any number of Work peop:o ma,' he procured at a very (bort notice. For - lu-ther particulars apply to Mehra. Giveaway, Hill, an.:. Need, Exeter, or &tars. Peter Berthun and sons, Merchants, Inuibury Nut* London May 14, 1807. SPANISH RAMS. 0 be SOLD, THIRTEEN MERINO RAMS, bred with much care by Mr. Toilet, from his Majefty's and Lord Somerville s flocks. The Rams may be Peen in their fleeces any time before the tsth of June. It it prefumed this (Lek is no: inferior to any of the kivd that has hitherto been offard to the Public. either in regard to wool or careafe. Apply to W. Scrim, Swinncrton Hall, near Stone, Stafford- Ihi re.