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:: —.....a. .!tINIBEtt 73! -.-• pCCFIEQUIIk BILL tiIiPICE, Aattk. Is, 1011. AU Excherper BiU, data it the Months of ASV and May, 1110, • TO BB PAID OPP, T HE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS.MI - ✓ E.srr, TIM 4811R1‘, inning, em Dieretasotfre MON: 111 ear Priecipal f the Arse nenstimesi Native" Bills, with the lallerat Jae thereon, Si the &Aver Bill Ofifse, be dm *Redcap f Stralelser,' ew Palarereri, Westmlarter, sa Wahosiay, the t 3th Jig 'Pifer, : I I—Atteadmer sill e &me daily (ud Ar ad thiietee.rsetrfrteil) wail sad Melodies. Friday, the if firs! Tea .'Ciees S z e 31oreitg till One is the 4krem% fee She feeleee• f Me same ; and, Ar the greater thep,ach, eke loarar:lsho said .3314 are daieed to bring Lilts Move, eotthiaing the N is RS. - .erica! order, aehrafieg to their syspective datts,nvith the prineipei Zoos • 54 Interest is. thereon, oomph i from, hat eadsiing the days is whir* thq are respartiosly deed, S. the said 13th lay of May, bawdy*, the Interest tees nave; and the said lamer: (kin: Hollers easat) are impspensiiiy squired t• istderse each Pill %vital their anted sir and te %aril* their -Vannes and *Milan's at the iettam of /he List ; and they -aka enorwasar required M eltesi tie Examiner Jill DAN for payseti;t, and so ~au the and Ails, tad gies the #44. e ipts fer the same. If ally eat &biers ef the efirreid Ifilh theta h. desireasel re: riving ?spend of the Nino's! and Interat, preview to the said 15th day of ilfay, they ow he ateeamehlotel, esispisting the beterest to the day en whisk they nvish his Mid, hal leaving the said Eldlrfar anatni nation me deg prior thereto. Such Perim as may be de:iron e having two Irehstrer Bike is r..14.'e or is part Payment f Principal, wpm warning new Bilk, and ',feminist: the ameent at Ms Mts. if their Liat, Mit:tired eh or lime the 9d Noy, may hs ansolossiatast with new Bilk, c arrying ea Interest of Thrempame y the day, aft every One Moo deed rouser, which mid New digs will hear date the said 15th day !I May, end sill he delientad an ashoriay the 18th if May mad the frunsigr Der. N. B. All ltachtvpiar Bilb, dated prior to April, 11110, have teen advertised is be paid or, and the Interest thereorilias ceased. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR. THE ISSUE OF EXCHEQUER BILLS. B Y Order of the COMMISSIONERS named in the Act St George 111. cap. 15, Intitoled "An Act for enabling " his Majesty to direct the lune of Exchequer Bills, to a limited " amount, for the pni poses and In manner therein mentioned." 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 sealed under cover to the* secretary, at their (Nice in the South '-dea House, London. April 8, 1811. WILLIAM HOLDEN,Seeretary. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE OF EXCHEQUER BILLS. BY Order of the COMMISSIONERS named in the Act 51 Geo. II I. cap. 15, intituled, " An Act for enabling " his Majesty to direct the issue of Exchequer Bilis, to a limited " amours, for the purposes and in manner therein mentioned." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That it will be the general' practice tithe Board, when Loans net exceeding ZPOitiOD aro ?prlh:d . for, that no Security be received fbr more than £2,500. In Lelns exceeding JElo,ooo,no Security to be rece.ved for more that! Xl,OOO. Anlicants for Loans, on the security of Goats, are to state the nature, quality, and quantity of the Goods; the amount of their value at the current price ; whether the Goods are their own property, or held by them as Consiznt!es, or Factors, and, if the latter, what specific interest they have therein, and in what man. rot 0)4 propose to give the entitle custody of them to the Board of Cantaissloners. WILLIAM HOLDEN, 'Secretary. outh•Sea House, April ), Is t 1. ROYAL EXCHANGE. AZARD, BURNE, and Cn. Stnck-Brokers, re specth•l:y inform the Public, that FicsaTs and SHAN tti for the NI.W sTA l'E LOTTERY, are on sale at their Office, No. 93, ROYAL 'EXCHANG4 The Scheme'contains SIXTY Capitals, among which are Foam of Twitury Tuouszno, and others amounting in all to Two Hundred Thousand Pounds, the what. of which will his drawn the 4th of JUNE next In the last October Lo terv, No. 27, a Prize of 120,000, and 2,332, a Prize of 12,000, were both Sold io Shares at the above Office. I.etters, post paid, duly answered. Schemes gratis. READING SAUCE - FOR GRAVIES. A CAUTION to the NOB( arY,GENTLEM F.N's FAMILIES, TAVERN, HOTEL, and INNKKEPER.g. THE great reputation J. COCKS has gained by his - 1 - celebrated READING SAUCE (which is patronised and recommended by most of the first Families in the Kingdom), ren ders it unnecessary for him tomake any comment nn its qualities, but he considers it a duty incumbent on him to inform the Public that the Spurious Composition sold at a certain Oilhouse in Pic cadilly, which they call Roadbig Sauce, is not the Genuine Arti cle, which is sold retail by upwards of Sixty of the most respect able Oilnten and Fishmongers in London, and by one or more Grocers, Ece. in most Cities and principal MarketTuwns in Fng land. Fur the convenience of Merchants and Captains of Skips, any quantity may be bad carefully packed for exportation, at the Wholesale Price, of Mr. Goter, N 0.2, Billingsgate. N. 13. None are genuine but have these words on orange co loured label on each bottle, " Reading Sauce for Fish, enriching Graves, tk.c. prepared and sold wholesale and retail biT.Cocks, Price, piste 4s. half-pints 25." Warranted to keep good , seven years in any elirnate SAMUEL HANNAY's ANTI-VENEREAL sPECFIC. I'OR FORTY YEARS has this celebrated and inrallible Preventive Lotion enjoyed an unriva led reputation—a fact unparalelled in the world, and a decisive proof of its mild and tnerring effects. Thousands in every country can vouch that it is the surest protection against VEN it a IAL INV Lc r ;ox Sold in London by Mr. LEAR Coos only, at No. I, LITTLE SUE LCILK•STE LT, ficing the Opera House, at 101. Gd. a bottle, or 10s. if more, and at 7.. 6d. or three for a guinea ; I.y whom all criers, post paid, and inclosing the value, will he punctually este cared. Also by loans, High-street, Oxford; and Meyier, Abbey Church-yard, Bath. - - DR. STEER'S OPODELDOC TS far superior to all other external applications in the Cure of Sprains, Bruises-, Rheuntati.s - ns, &C. as also in Cramps or Numbness, and in prornotieg Cireula: i on in tile Limbs Vhen in a paralytic state. It the best.renteily for Cnilblaitcs, if sir..ielved in a spoon, and applied warm, nr w h a pledge of tint, well moktened with it, and tied on the part ail•-tied. It is like wi,e of admirable service in the accidents and local complaints to . which horses are subject. Sold only by. F. Newberry and Sons, No. el;, :It Paul's Ohurch yard, (tour dbers'from the corner of Cheapdde), London, price 24. 6d. a bottle, duty included ; but none are gen uine but those which have the words" F. Nowbury„ engrav ed in the stamp. Alto, by their appointment, by,Baton and Co. Oxford-street ; Hawkins, Old Bond-street ; Heyward, Bayley and Co. Cockspar-street; Barry, Westminster • Ward, Holborn ; Harris Ludgateritteet ; Randa ll, Royal S;slutsge; and Ciakke, B erei ;gb. . - 'Phis slay was potbilsied, one Vol. tinno. price 1.. boards, COTTAGE DIALOGUES among the IRISH PBASABITRY- By MART I.RADEEATER. With Notes and a Preface, by MARIA EDGEWORTII, Author of Castle Rackrent, &c. •-•-d for ' ph Johnson and Co. St. pas" ehurth-yarti. Printed fi Josepi This day was published, la !Ivo, price Sr: by 1. Callow, Medical 80iler. 10, Crown-court, Prince's-street, Soho, N ES.IAY on some of the Stages of the Opera -- tion or cutting for the STONE. Illustrated with an En graving. By CHARLES BR ANDON TRYE, F. R. S. Where may he ba lately published, in llvo, price 2s. 6d. Remarks on the Nomenclature of the New London Phartna • enraia, toad before else Liverpool Medical Society. By John Bostock, M. D: Tins day was published, in Giro. price 10s. 66. MICROCOSMOGRAPHY; or a PIECE of the WORLD DISCOVERED; In Essays and Characters. •ay JOHN EARLE, D.D. Of Christ China and Merton Colleges, Oxfordoind Bishop of Salisbury. A New gdkion. To whisk are added. Notes and an Appendix, by..Pnitir Buss, Fellow if St. Iphes Crill.o. Oxford. 'London *rioted for lotwo 41h•disig, St. lanwesonwiet, and. White and Cochranegfleet-sweet. This slay were published, to Bvo. price 6a. boards, by I. Callow; Medical t3ookseller, 10, Crown-court, Priaces-street,Sohn. • OBSERVATIONS on' the NATURAL ' TORY, CLIMATE, and DISEASES of MADEIRA., during a period of eighteen years. By WILLIAM GOURI.AY, M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of-PlOisicians, Edinburgh; and Physician to the Britisis Factory at Madeira. • Where may be hadjust published, pricL: 4s. In boards, Observations on the Clima•e, Manners, and Amusements of Malta; principally i•itended for the information of Invalids re pairing to that Isla .d for the recov. ry of health. By William Domeier, M.D. of 11,2 Royal Colkge of Physic ans, London. &c. This day were published, in 1 Vol. two. illustrated watts Seven Plates, price 10$ 6d. boards, t)RACTICAL 01;SERNATIONS nn the WS- J- EAsv. of the JOIN I'S, commonly called WHITE.SWF.I... LING; with some Remarks on Caries, Nicrmis, and Scrofulous Abscess, in which a new and successful method of mating tht se Diseases is pointed out A Second Edition, with considerable Additions and Improvements. By BRYAN CROWTH,ER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London; ;nd Surgeon to Bridewell and 11-thlehem Hospitals. Printed for J. Callow, Medical Booaseller, 10, Crown-court, Prince's-street, Soho. This day was published, in octavo, price IN. 6d. in boards, "T'ALES OF THE P .SIGNS which is at tempted an Illustration of tr..ir. Effects on the Human Mind. Each Fide is comprised in one Volume, and forms the Subject of a single Passion. Vol. 11. contgbing " The Married Man," an English Tale, in which is attempted an Illustration of the Passion of JzoLousv, ip its Effects on the Human Mii,,t By GEORGE MOORE. Printed for Wilkie aqd Robir-on. 5.7, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be . the First Volume of the above, suotain ing the Passion of Revenge, price 91. boards. LHOYD'S HISTORY OF WALES. This day was published, printe4 is royal 4to, price Xt. llts. 6d. to ranze with the early Ent vi lish Chronicles, r I I HE HIS'rORIE of CA. BRI A, maw - - t2lled WALES: written in the Brytish language aboue Twn Hundreth Yeares past, translated into English by HUMFREY LtlO'YO, Gentleman. Corrected, riginented, aid continued out of ReForth and hest appronued Authors, . D.UIL) 'WEL, Cvni Pritiilegio, 1564, hi this r. r iublication of the most Authende Welsh Own. , "ele extant, the Original Black Letter Copy ha% been scruyiu loihly followed, the whole of the Cure truthfully traced and re engraved, and a copious lades now added. • few tortes have been printed in E6ollo i en large and small rapers. London RI printed for John Harding. 36, St. lameerstreet. FOR. THE EASTER HOIMAYS. JUVENII. LAI:BARI', No. 4i, SKINNER-STREET. This day were published, illustrated with a Set of elegant En• graviogs, price es 61. plain, or Ss. coloured, 1. pIUNCE DORUS ; or Flattery put out of Countenance. 2. lieneTT and the Beast . ; or, a Rough Outside with a Gentle Heart. Printed for M. J. Godwin ; and to be had of all Booksellers and l'oymen throughout the United Kingston'. N. 11. It is the design of the Publisher to bring out successively a Series of Copper-plate Books, upon an ENTISLLY NEw PLAN, similar to the above, each illustrative 01 some fiver , sting Tale, and accompanied with a New Poetical Ver.isn of the •I'ate itself. 'The flat•. and Colouring will b. in a styli of uncommon taste and delicacy. The Two which arc now published are both of them taken from the admired Writings of Madame de Beaumont. s • • Catalogues of the Skinner•stteet Publications gratis. Early in May will be published, price 59. bou.td in Green Farrel, or on fine Paper, bound in Green V.iium, pee Ts. dd. I 'HE READIEST RECKONER ever invented, L for assisting the Tradesman, the Merchant, the Genitives', in finding the Amount, at ang given Pace,' of any Number, from One to Ten Thousand. By this novel arrangement, Accounts may be examined with a facility and dirpatch, hitherto unexampled and even •he value of the complicated fractional part*, at any price, may, In a mit. meat, be determined. Tho, s , who are ignorant of arithmetic may, with the least trouble to themselves, be assured or the eor• rectness or inaccoracy of their statement"; and those tiny cm. versant in the matter, may save all the lots of time, the prac . tee of it occasions. The whole constructed, and separately calcu lated, by STSPII IN SIMPSON and Enwaan Wise, Accountant,. London : Printed tor Sharpe and Hades, Pieeadilly .NTIIII.LIOUS PILLS, the Royal Family, •nd most of the following, wbo have taken DIX()N's Celebrated are patronised awl stand the Nobility; among waiom ar them with Succe , s • Viscountess Buckingham . Rev. John Stoddart, North %lscutintess Bulkeley ampt till Duchc,s of Devonshire s Rev. A. Warren, Athington, Dowager Laity Say and Selo :Ali, VII Lo?d ki twine Fdw. Warren, Esq. Guildford- Slr It .William', Bart. M.P. street Sir William Manners, Bart. Isaac Hensley, Esq. Stock Ea- R. Hughes,'Esq. 27th Light change Dragoo..s .. Colonel Bishopp, Storrington Mrs. Fellows, Foment, Bucks , Phillip Godsall.Esq Piccadilly. DIXON'S PILL, are fauad to be an incomparable Remedy for restoring the •Isone of the Stomseh, for curing Indigestion, for preventin—C ru di t t e s, and their consaquent disagreea ble Eructas ;ions and ° Flarule!ices. I hey prevent habltual - and temporary Costiveness, sick I-is ad-adis, and Hearishurn which is ocruitined by Pregnancy, and a debilitated Stomach, whether arising from I the Acrimony of the redundant Bile, intemperate Diet, or Drink ing to Excess. - ,Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4,Cheapside, Corner of Patersioster-row ; ant i retail by &bun and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Go.port ; Alinutt, Weston, and Malloryouid . Jones, Vortsea ; ' rre w man ~ Zito ter ; Cook worthy, Glenville, Gil- I bert and Holland, Plymmith; Newbery, Dublin; Baxter and . Edinburgh, Glasgow ; smith, Manderst and ian Peck, Hull; Oregooss , Scat and Cargill, Edinburgh; Cruttwell, 'Bath ; :Ross and iiiiiinge. Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowes, Norwith : Knott and Lloyd, Birnsinglesu ; Oregaq, *Ova ; awl samLbtediclas V4a4gPs la WM** 26 9d. . . , . -> •. . , . , . • • • . • . • . • .7. r. . ' ..- I • - ... • e" • .. ."" • ,1 .- '''"'''Si •• • .. . . . . 7 - . 4.- t ‘• • • • . --. -lIC, - .. . .- .• , . ~. . i .„ , -.11-, , ~. . . * A 4. i . 1 . 7 s • . • . .. • -. .. 14 . ._ -..„. ,6' ; / ~. •OS ' , . , \•• ATI:O i - 1 I it , 4 , i ki, _4•4..:., .. _....... , ~. • k - .. t ....:,,-- .1 . •ii : . . . • 1*16466. - ' --.'.7'-'1 • f c t 1,, , .., 4 . ... . . % k 0 . ... ' • 1 __ - _l . .___ . . . : • ' • • $ . . ' ' . AM,' 4' __. 5.................................................... RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS (N PRANCE. ri l/ FIE COMMITTEE beg to state, that there are at present upwards of 10,000 gritish Prisoners in the dor:- refit Prisons of Fr.tnce, for the most part in great distress; and that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of their VII. tering', in sonar degree, by assisting them with articles of Clnath• lag, Bedding, Fuel. and such other necessaries as they stand the most In need of. They farther beg leave to state, that they have secured a safe conveyance for such Sums as are remitted to France for the Use of the Prisoners. _ Amount adverthed - - Subscriptions since received : North Shields, transmuted by R. Laing, Esq. Emil Churrh, Kent . on the Fast Day, per the Rev. Rh . Cockburn, Vicar - - 30 0 7 Witint Rose, Esq. - - !: 0 0 Parish Church of Clearer . - 14 0 5 Robert H. Mairis, Est: . - 5 0 5 Robert Taylor, Esq. - . 30 10 0 C. H. Manley, Esq. - - l 0 10 0 Sebicriptioes transmitted by Arkwright, Topa', and Co. Whks. worth, Derbyshire. After 4 4wason'en the Fast Day, at die Parish Church In Wirkeiverth, per Rev.R. 1. Geldart 12 4 l' - fila.ksitllt, 4 Fophs, and Co. .. , .) 30 10 o [Charles Minu s Esq. .' - $ 2 0 Philip tlell, Esq. Wlrksworth - .ir 32 0 The Rev. John Chalver - - 2 2 0 4nthony Ooothvin,laq. - . - 1 1 0 The permanent Non-csistrnlssiened Officers and Mims veers of the Whitworth Loc. Militia, one day's pay 1 2 0 After a Sermon, on the last Day, at the Par. Church in Matlock, per the Rev. P. Gall - 7 2 10 Met a keelson, by the Rev. J. Wilson, at the Chapel near Matlock - - - 7 710 Transmitted by Messrs. Sheath and Co. Rankers, SpUsby, . . Llna,lnskire: ,026,7`_'6 15 2 430 3 10 Parish Church, ipllsby • - - 7 2 3 Parish Church. Bellew • - • 14 2 'I he Rev. F. Massingberd - - 5 0 8 Buckoall Parish Church, per the Rev. John Middleton 3 0 0 Croft Church, per the Rev. E. Green - 2 7 10 Skegeress Church, per ditto - 27 0 Bulagbra e and Hairby Parishes, per thißes. Win. 7 2 Emirs ckiiedieby Church, per the Rev. E. Brackenburi 117 7 Methodist Chapel in the Palish of Spllsby, by Mr. John Barrett - - 2 5 6 Sundry Persons at Spilsby • 0 IS 0 Subscriptions received at Lloyd's Corte-house ; and by all the Basking-bows la the United Kingdom. THOMAS FERRIUSON, Secretary, Na. S, Oeorgloyard, Lombard-street. THE BU SINESS df the TAYLORS' COM . PANY is removed from the ADEI.PHI to 301, PALL MALL, where Contracts are taketarom Gentlemen at the fol lowing Prices Three Sidts per Year Dior Ditto Pile Ditto Six Ditto . . £l9 10 - . . 24 10 - - - £ 8 10 - - - 33 6 COATS. Best Superfine Blue, Black, or Green - - 4 4 Breeches from XI. 151 s. to - - - - IIS Waistcoats from 184. to - - - - 1 1 A Suit of Liveries - - - - s 0 A Box Coat - - - - 517 Best Dee vithr Breeinem . - - • 214 Ditto Ditto Pantaloons - - . - s 3 N. B. Regimentals and Naval Uniforms made at the shortest notice. . . LOCK AND SUIIGIC.II. DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the DUKE. of YORK, Patron. Surgeon, Mr. Ki tax AN, Member of the Ro y al College, London. ' I'HIS excellent Institution, erdctcd for the public .I. benefit against the delusions of empyrid.sm in this branch of practice, has to boast the cure of no less than 32U0 patients since 1906, many labouring under the most desperate Venereal !nice 'tion. The superior and highly efficacious plan of treatment pur -1 sued by Mr. Kiernan, while it avoids the inconvenie n ces of pub i lie charities, gives a certain, safe, and speedy cure without eon -1 Reunion, injury to the consiimtlon , or an y circumstances which can betray to the friends of the patient the existence of their dis ease. The early symptoms of infection are cured in a few days, and the most complicated forms of,stlictures, debility, ul cerations, See. yield in one half the time wnsigned in other in sat utions of the same kind to their compleat removal. The most respectable names have given it their support, front a conviction of its superior advantages, and the secrecy and honour with which the eNtablishusent is conducted, viz. Earl of Leitrim, Right Hon. T. Jones, Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan, Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. John Latotiehe, EA. M P. Cel. H. Clements, M.P. and Colonel Walt. loom, hi.P --The Surgeon may be consulted by either sex, at his private houve, No. 21, Liiwer Charlotte-street, Bed ford-square, from 9 till 12 in the Morning, and from . till 9 o'clock at Night, where letter s from town and country, t paid, 'say he addressed, when the necessary advice and medicine win he elven, or sent is . any part of the kingdom. FHE PREVENTIVE OF •ritE CONSUMPI'ION OF THE LUNGS. c ommonly called a DECLINE ; n amel y , RYMEit's PEC I'ORA L FEB RIFUGE MEDI CINE, with VI AL AIR.. In the Measles, Inflammation of the Lungs, and plethoric Asthma; and in all other inflamma tory Menials, whether local er general. this medicine proves instantlr sanative: wheretone, In violent colds, catarrhs. hoarse new, coughs, ice. (those constion forerunner* of Con s u mption of CASE the Lungs) this Medicine is confidently recommend. IX. From a Gentieinan, aged 40, of a corpulent and plethoric habit. Dear Sir, Hampstead, Feb 7, MS. My lungs being oppressed with phiegnt, atteuded with'ditficult beta hie fl •or several months past, I took various medicines with little or no benefit; but, upon bearing ef your Pectoral Balsam being of repute In such complaints, I got ; bottle of it, and took one, and sometimes two table-spoonful's every night at bed time. I am happy to inform you that I fount relief from the first ; and, by continuing it about a fortnight, I found myself so muck better that I took only a small dose oceasimially, and now continue as well as ever. Your's, respectfully, W. HAMMOND. CASE X. Sir—A Lady, a near rektion of mine, being overheated in dancing, imprudently took a draught of cold drink, and exposed herself to the cold air of a winter's night : the consequence of which wis a severe cold with kaarsoness, soreness el the chest, and cough. Having often experlsneed the beneicial effects of your Pectoral Medicine, by my advice she began from the first attack with it, and continued it according to the directions, till she was quite well. As COOMIDriaa so frequently follows such seizures when neglected or badly managed, I think it my duty to the public, to your medicine, and yourself, to beg that you would publish this cure. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, Brighton, Marsh 90, 1202. XL T. FISHER. CASE Sir—tOn the setting hie( *ewers weather last Derestiber,l was wised with the asthma, ami, upon usiog the moot exercise, I was almost out of breith. immediately had recourse to your wa s Pectoral Medicine, end, by taking aboastehree battles of it,- I got as well as iner.--Frent Sir, your humble servant. Gravesend, April 1,•111041 JOHN PHILLIP . S. Prepared and sold in bottles at two shillings and iflnepentei da. *O4ll s.dutylachadvd.hy lanseaßynser.surgeou, Reigate, Surrey, sad, whaler& and retaii, by Dkey oast Co. Bow Church-yard; and mob, by 1 1 . Nowbery and Sow 6 4 , St. Paul's Churchoyard ; Bacon and Co. Ozford-strott ; P. Smith, 29, Haymarket, Mrs. **been Career et Sr. Paul's Charek-fard ; Tett, Royal Ex.- change ;• Hobe' es; and allele Vendome 1~ Mfg oiNsi in she Void Irehigloa. :-............-.-- SOCIETY FOR PRO .;ECUTING FELONS, &e. . • • Instituted in 1767, mt the recommemla lots of the late Ste JOHN FIELDING. • H. C. COWIE, Escf, 4ld. M. P. Pr.s,i4vnt. Sir CHARLES FILIC:t, Bar:. All. M. I'. ircr•Pr •slieuts• 1 - 'I4E QttArterly Gctieral Mvetiosr of t'ie Memhers of 'hi, '-loei.•ty, wia be at t'le Crown sad Aochnr Tavern, in the Strand, on r'rday neat, at Save/ &Clock its the rsegiog precise:y, to elect the Oleert and Cuatihittee for the year aro , suing. . . The !itteotion of this Society is to rrcv-nt as much a. poriPila t!:e losses which Merchant., Barker., rrai:ttsmen, and others, . frequen:ly suffer from th, depredations of i?Jons, he and to adopt the most efr:ctual means of brlkpitg suet ro justice, who are too frequently suffered to e-cape ptiuislimisut Pram a fear of the expeacc a. 1.: trouble art.:rling a pro•ttcution: The Procee.lings of the Society (the great u; 'toy of w•ch must be self-evident) haver beet condocttoi on th•rte prii:. : 14 eter since its institution, large sums of riunt-t having berm ex pended in Rewarils, Advertisement., and nti.o. mu* offenders comiaigned to justice, and the Metpbers re-iniburasd weir expel:ice of prosecution. S. S. HUNT, Secretary, 8, Warwick-Court. Gray's Inn, April 1.1, 1811. Persons desirous of becoming Menabers,are regti-st s: to apply at. the Secretary's, where the Hy-Laves, &c. may h • 0 ti • . I d.EIAND. EqTATES IN THE COUNT P. OF DCINft,G444e-IRCLAND 'I'O BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLO , in Eight : 4- Lots, pursuant to certain Orden of •he Ugh Court of Chancery in England, made in certain Causes, ,u aided" Dowi4ie v.sl tmaccs" (the last n. - which Orders was made w.th the con. sent of the Marquis of Donerall, who has consented and azreed to concur in such ite—ale, and to join in the Conveyance , t o the Purtitasers), certain LA N QS, HER EI.NTAMENTS, and PR lia MISES, comprised in the Manors of BONCRANAGH and ELOGH, in the county of Donegal', in the Kingdom of Ireland, part of the Estates of the said Marquis of Donegal', and containing in the whole 21,000. Acres, or thereabouts, lor an unexpirett term of 1000 years, before SAstu tr. COM rros Cox, Esq, one of the Masters of the said Co urt, at"the Public Bale Room of the said Court, In Southampton Bii!didts, Chancery-lane, London, on Friday, the 44th day of May, its 11, at One &Clock in the Afternoon, subject to the conditions expressed in the printed Particulars, which may brhad (gratis) at the said Master's Chain. hers, itt Southampton-Buildings aforesaid; of Messrs. Aldridge and Col4y Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; of.Messra. Lowey*, Solicitors, Inner Temple p of Messrs. Whitten, Solicitors, Bed. I . ford-row ;of Mr. Jaques, Land Surveyor, Bedford-row ;of Mr. Wm, Espinasse, Solcitor, Stephen's Green, Dublin; and at moan of the principal Inns in the vicinity of the Estates& ALDRIDGE and COI.LEY sMI Lincoln's inn, Plaintiffs Solici•or. somEßsErsynitt. VALUABLE MANOR. COLLIERIES, FARMS and INN. To be SOLD by AUC I lON, by Mr. PEYTON, At the Red Hart Inn, at Clutton (Midway betaveen Bristol ani Wetls), on Tuesday the 21st day of May, 1811, at Three . o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Lots, THE FREEHOLD and extensive MANOR of PAULroN, with the valuable and productive Coal Mines in full work under the saute, and the several Copyholds, Courts, Rights and Privileges belonging thereto. The capital Inn, called the RED LION, in full btaiinefis situate in the Village of Paulson. Two substantial Farm-houtes and Homesteadt ; sundry Cottages, and ow:vat:di of rzo Acres of "most excellent Arable, Meadow, and tlasture Land. The prin cipal part let to respectable Tenants at Will. '1 he remainder cn Lease. Printed particulars may he had 21 etayi prcviotts to Sale, at the White Lton, Bath ;•Vilate Hart; .itriguli_Spoln, Wells; BeV, Gloucester; Whi , e Hart, Citippenioini ; at the Bed Lion, Ilan:- • too ; at Old Down Inn and at the li.sce of Sale; and ar Mr. lames's Office, New Ins:, and Lincoln's Inn, London; where plans may he seer. CAM VAZIDGEtiI - lIRE. TO CAPITA:IS l'S, SPORTSMEN, A IV) FARMERS. TO BE SOLD EY AUCTIoN, by MR. PR' roN, At tU Rat.% Inn, Newmarket, on Wedoesday, the sth day of May Ist 1, at Eleven o'Clnett in. the tormenn, THE highly Desirable and most Vain Able FREE HOLD ESTATES, in the following Lo:s, part of• them Tithe-free: I.ot I. The Manor of Shudy Camps, abounding with Game, and a most improveable Freehold Ifs: ate, consisting of a respect able Farm House, and proper Offiz;:s, aaid ni 6 Acres of enclose" and open Field, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the pos session of Mr. Ewen, and also It Acres of thriving Wood Land in hand. Lot 2. Several Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, nearly adjoinirg th.: last Lot, containing 3/A. 361'. in the posses sion of Mr. E. D. Wedge. Lo: 3. The Manor of Wilbraham, with a very compact Erase, consisting of a convement Farm House, with proper Oakes at tached, and 6to Ares of convertible Arable and Down I.a id (Tithe Free) in the occupation of Mr. Robert Fletcher and Mrs. Strand. Lot 4. The Manor of Swaffham, with a most valuable listate, consisting of a respectable Farm House and Offices, and 2t..3 Acres of most fertile Arable, Meadow, Pasture, aid Feti Lau" (Tithe Free) in the occupation of• Mr. Samuel Olan). rs. Lot 5. A very valuable Estate, lying an the Fields of Burwtll, containing 136 A. IR. (tart of whisk is Fad Meaour:,) wi:11 v !noble rights of common belonging thereto, to the tenure of Mr. WM. Shelverton. I.ot 6. The very valuable Manors of 'Elbtoft and Dunningham, with the Courts, quit rents (amounting to upwards of pet Annum), Copylioids, and the valuable rights rad perilaisites be. longing so the said Manors. Lot 7. A very valuable Estate, lying in the Fields of Burwell, containing istlA. 3R.. (part f which is Fiell Measure) with ea. luable rights of common belonging thereto, in the Tenure of Mr. Jonatllan Casburn. Lot 8. A most vahiablo and highly-respectable Estate, com prising Spinney Abbey Mansion House, with the Offices, and 374 Acres of very fertile Arable Meadow , and Pasture Land, of prime quality, principally enclos ed, raith th e zreet fed serail Tithe: klenghltherete,ln the occupation of Mr. John Martin. . Lot 9. The Rectory impropriate ut the Parish of Wicken,with the right of presentation to the perpetual Curacy thereof, slith the most valuable tithes, great and small, of the said parish (Lot and about 270 Acres of Land excepted) over nearly 2300 Acres . of prime Land, principally Arable, and also a very compact and fertile Estate,called Upware Farm, comprising a most respectable Farm House and Offices, and 143 Acres of old enclose' Ground, of prime quality, and 25 Acres of ,:pen Land, lying In the fields of pware and Wicket), In the Tenure of Mr. John Cooper. Lot 10. In Suffolk. The Manor of Gazeley Rectory, with the Rectory Impropriate of the Parish of Gazeley, and the Rectorial Tithes thereof, extending o'er upwards of 37e0 Acres of enclosed and *pan Field Land, with a very compact and desirable Estate, consisting of a most respectable Farm House an.! convei.l •ntl3t aces, and 184 Acres of enclosed and open Field Land of good quality, in the occupation of Mr. D. E. Wedge. • The above Manors and `e.stltes abound with Game, and are . situate near the respectable 1 owns of Cambridge sad New market, in a most delightful country, intersected by go:d Roads. navigable Rivers, ke. fcc. and distant front Lot,don about 55 There are most respectable Tenants on the several Estates, what we ander notice to quit at Michaelmas next, and who will silent their respective Farms. 13pecshcatIons may be obtained twenty-one days before the Sale, M application to the Angel, Bury ; Bell, Mildenhall; Lamb, t ly Hoops, Cambridge; at the Place of Sale ; and at the principal inns in the neighbouring Towns ; and also of Joseph. Butcher, Esq. Cambridge; Edward Witherby, Esq. Newmarket, lad Chaffee Wedge, Esq. Wetly Bottom, near Newmarket; of Messrs. Woodcock and Bateman, No. 9., Lincoln's lan; and at Mr. Immes (balm New Beeweilweart, Datiela's ba„Lamdmi 4 wbore ipbme may be seem • ; • : , P.