Star. — London, England, 1802-08-16 00:00:00

..,. ..... z).... A... 1...„ , •••:,.. f .'eryri , et:: ;'',l..*:‘), t ~. 1 •.,• ,i ;00 i 4 .. .....:, .". -..-..-,--111 1 Fai 4 - • -r... 4, 1 73)- 4 • g s C 4 ••• .:.0 4, • " % it . 4 ,. . .. , • All'iii. .4% . , r, 1 / 4 . 1 ).4 tti , F(`' • *.lk -1• •1,• -- 3 ' Il ick Ar lik• • . it, 0, - ..4 RIP .. IliM -) -.1. OP P- : V , .-.40 . 1ar ~.... 11 f 1 ;1% ‘i% -r a) :!, d s‘ L.454,,,t4 vmsER 4'262 HANOVERSQ?ARE CONCERT ROOMS. MIS LINWOOD's EXHIBII'ION. with an ADDI TION of picrußrs this SEASON, is now euntinne every Day (Sundays cut-pet:4j from in the Morning till keening. •,' Admittance One Shilling. CLERGYMAN of exemplary Condu& died . h. in December loft. bequeathing to the Providenee of Goo ..J du. Benevolence of the Public, Three Doughtsrs and Five iur wholl support the frnallett Donations will be thank • n J in :ha Bank of MelfraßenfonNand Co. Pall-mall 1 have gratefully acknowledged fundry Gifts to the amount b l ytotore of los!. ss. 64L sod now, with increafed humility, re. t‘ro ,nks to a Benefaclor for 34 3t.to a Friend for id. to fur 21. to P. V. for tL is. to F. Drake for IL ts. to a Laiy for icv. frd. to a Clergyman's foe for a to G. C- for rL is. tots: Hon. Mr. lA.Tge for 21. sa.to j. J. Angcrftein for tot. tot. to klis Angsrftein for tot Ica. to Mr. John Thorafon fur 1: $ .134 to Mr. Honor for tot. nos. AUX NF.GOCIANS ETRANGERS. IL y a, a prefent, un Comptoir de Com incur I Manchelter, ou lea Etrangerspeuvent avoir toutes Its :rrtlG .ac 1 nectiLires pour lours AP(Aires. Si rlndultrie, C‘ennittance des Langu.s differences Gan des reecinmanda -1;11. recusant Cc que ecs Antis et toutes autres ?atticlnes tracterent karsrautaze (avant dclui. On tit prie de eadreler au Cinunerdal Office, High-itrcet. Siandreaer. AN APPRtNfIefL S=TAN ED by a Medical Gentleman of the YY lirft n-fr cLi , dity, and in very exten fi ve Praaicc in • . .%11,1,11ti,..c. Ai Ibis &Intim will be very corn- _ . t 4.1 e, aml ur will have opportunities of becom.r.g acquainted . ni4 prokNoo, not ideally to be met with, a Premium abe ;melee- Apply to Mr. Humphries, No. zz, Bennett's Hill, Thames -B.ICCI. Tbi day was publifbcd, prim 3s. 6d. bound, ANcw Syfitnn of ENGLISH GRAMMAR ; or, Englint fo illultrated as to facilitate the acquifition of t.". rl.4neuagcs, whether ancient or modern ; with an Appen s.i.-.. tsoatamit z a complete Syftem of Parfipg. fly R. S. SKILLERN, A. M. Fisted for F. and C. Rivisigton, St. Paul's Clara-yard; au VLroor ard Hood Puokry. 'lids day was publllited, E:egantly printed on wore paper, and hat-prelfed, l'riee 6.. in boards, The bF.COND PART of A NEW EXPOSITION of the Revelation of the Apoftle JOHN. Thu Firft and Second Parts togeher ; price acs. 6d. Tie whole being a complete and rational Pzplauation ; trt-n many thing, hitherto mifapplied and mifanderfload, v.; ir..7trly applied and clackLuLd ; the events of the pet-fent and thole which precede the coming of the Loan, which anti be Won expediol, arc unfolded. By J. M. M. D. Printed and fold by J. Clarke, Stockport ; fold alfo by Long a:LA and lit Patcrnofter-row. Tbil dry were publilbed, In Four ‘'uliones, Yriee rs. Board% MEMOIRS of a FAMILY in SWISSEL • - founded no Fads. Pnated for T.N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternofter-row. Of whom nay be had. lately pubflhed, t. The FOLLIES of FASHION; a Dramatic Novel. In 3 ' , As. Price i3s 6d. boards. SOMETHING NEW; or, Adventures at Campbell Wore. By Ann Pinmure. In 3 sok Price tss. boards 3. PERCIVAL.; or. Nano: Vindicated. By R. C. Dallas, Thi. In 4 large vols. Price Via. beards. 4. The IF A'llll}-R and DAUGHTER; a Tale. By Mrs. ()pie The &toad Edition, with a Froutifpioce. Price as. 6d. Soank MAD. DE OENLIS's NEW NOVELS. This day were publi rhea, In Four Volumes, Price I Ss. boards, A SERIES of NOVELS ; confifting of Made modelle de CLERMONT, and others. Trani iced from the French of Madame de GENUS. Pru •c.. 1 for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternotter.row. Oi tih , .at may be had, lately publiOted, by the fame Author, t. The RIVAL MOTHERS, or CALUMNY ; a Novel. b 4 1 0":. rah. Price de kora a R Asl I VOWS. In 3 vols. state. price gos. 6d. boards. 3. A NI .W AIF.THOD of INSTRUCTION for CHIL DREN from FIVE to TEN YEARS OLD; with Models of C• 4; ;Athol in Writing for Children Ten o. Twelve Years 3'.!; 4nd a New Method of I caching Children to Draw. as. hoards. a. IA bRUYF.RE the LESS; or, CHARACTERS and t.. I .:ZN.!•RS of the CHILDREN of the PRESENT AGE. tutu Price 35.64. boards. TLe IMPERIAL STATE-LOTTERY for 1801. TICKE'I'S and Shares o f Ti c k ets are now f e l - El; by I. PRANSCOMB and Co. at No. 11, Holborn, err I N.‘• iv, Cornbill ; one of the Six lobo contracted tor the Loglitli Lotteries; and who can boat of having fold, :dud rcgilter the following Capital :- 4 of 430,0 , 30 ts of Lspoo 6 10400 s 6 -.2400 t 1040045 L'lrsife the only 3,tml. Prize that ever was (bared, beGdes runtber of sod. t ooL &c. &c._; and by whom the ori- OW Plan for flimpin!! the Shares, Etc. by Government, ins trJur , :itted to the liii;ht Hon. Lord North, which has in. wed,: profit to the Public on Lotteries, fines that hoc, tio yrr : &N.J.,' Amount. 1. ScAcul.. l ;wig and every p a rti co l lr relative to the prefect titTY, may he had at the LUCKY 1.0 YTERY-OFFICES, r". 31 , Holborn, and Na. 37, Coenbill, where the Numbers afareft.id Capital Prizes may be fern, and how Dared. Plc.:, to : , '.ncrvc, tbcre arc only 24,000 Tickets in this Lot ' 1 - --1!-ov e three Capital, every day at drawing — very little "'""ell'In two Blar.ka m a Prize.-the loweß Prize ti. bentr u• in the Lift kellith—and the full money paid by Govern t.e.t main two months after tbeLottery has done drawing. To NOBLLNIFN and GENTLEMEN of FORTUNE. SOUTH OF DEVON. TO RE SOLD IN FEE, with immediate peffclEno, THE Manor nr Lo r dfhi p o f WEAR . t h ree m i l es from rcurr, with capital and Spurious Manias, molt tO-1 elevrsd in a ri c h an d caten fi Mve Part, CO r th.. mutt pidertfmse Views of Sea and Land, yr : ipal I)r.wing and Latins Roans, 36 Awl by au feet r do. and do. Breaktaft-room, &e. numerous and sle.ci"te. . Drefane-rooms, retentive oral well prspnr- L'".ni (rit-et, Stable , and Gardais, rich Landc, rarilth Fins &c. The foil and climate salve pialin,T, and hralth . 1:1, nt nciehbourbood, stsod roads, with numberlda AUo other , r•ag,.‘, which will when viewed. the Man fi nn of M ount Wear on the Banks W of du Lae, sold Gardens, O ffi ces, &c. ear ne klut.at Wear, may be purchakd feparatcl7, with wow or 14.1 i i.f t! , .dr rcfpettive Lands. Prier of the whale Property Forty-Ave Thoufand Pounds, ler which a proper Intaat will be fuand.--Informutiou wit gi"3 " . Principles only, by W. SPlCcr.tlic Owsla. MONDAY, AUGUST 16, IFO2 BAST INDIA HOUSE, A &4, ISOs. THE COMMITTEE ye SHIPPING of the -a- UNITED COMP,' NY sr MERCHANTS , f ENG. I LAND, Maim, to the EAST INDIES, bereb give Vat Me Cutatittre mill be mi l to receive Prefrefalt in writin g , feeki stit, au Welitefildy the OW isaliattt, fi r fasitlyieg the Csoltesty with COPPER. afied Alb Perftim so.S. 'per to dgtw ho Tarim. muff expels Merril. the bevelprices, a: haw as • 4 0- imetawity f mali 7 a.y aistemmet. Tke Card.tiom Me Caotra..:7 may he 1:.?)1 by applying to Mr. C , ,uram, Cler4 lathe fad Committee, wi th oche,* Teill•rs• soujl he %A &fore ttr.ive at NON, an the fail 18th dry A t fl, as ',a any toiler will Le rectitkxl after that hoar: EXCHE.tUER BILL OFFICE, ATI it. 1801. Exchequer Hills ihed by Virtue of an Adt 39 and 4o Gen. 111 Regis, Cap 33, for !ruing Ev-hequer Bills on the Credit of the Aids for the Service of the Y tBOO, bearing the fol lowing dates, 24th and vit July, the 2d, lb, 23d, and 26th Angult, 2802. TO It PAID OPP. _ _ _ 'THE LORDSCOMMISSIONERS of HIS -a• irfAjEST', TREASUJer &roe gives, ortreBWns for pay. ing ?jibe alwee-wesitioned ExMarver dout the prim/fel arid intrrof in the full Ex. berme Jfh Ai!! k at the Exelnirer BiU-t • fiEe, ix St. Afar 'or:ell!. (et, betra-en Me two Paker-rarsh, Krfixtioller, ew lklinLx. the 3011, ingow, ox wiieb day tbr laserdl ex the fail EN. 4 .7xer Bill; re. fi. attendostre will be gives ox SaterJoy, tbe 14M inifaxt, awl every feared. in: Si,. Sundays awl Hdidays exteisted, soldiVednelay the 23M isylas.t httl•fixe, from Tex o'Cloth ix tbe worx.'xi till axe ix tit elfin noon, forlie pow,* of rweiwitrg tbe Awe ; end for for greater aypatol, the karrrr, rf the fad Billr are fired 4 is ix. 141, tlaraf, lirwArra ix Nomeri ca l Orier, a..-or"Jimg to the wiler al tbr fail Bills' time #re.mareereavent • biter.", wit. , for prin.ital Sams anJ Ixtere Joe 4,fstb Bills ; t o k noartistal at 34.1. 4, Me Jay, eft every Tool.jr:m the that ef [GM. to the .(41. - ,04 day 5.* ins, we whkh day 6 : larnilea afield Ext.:ern ~.Ip,.aul th ey are &fired to write their Names 0•11 now V"iiiefle r b Li/4 Arassur on tialail Bilk. . . lf any the hollers gum afer,faid Y Ms , ore Afire,: of re:riving payment of Ike Priscipal aid Lessey prellors S. the Aid 306 day of &Till, they FM ly he acceseseedaied coarpstiaf the Merl to Ile day sr evlokb they w to k p :Assad !levies the faid Sills for es assisstien one daytrior therdx dbroffese6 per test as are Or ors if having New Bsehereer Birs, is part of payssent, epos onestiosist the fuse at the teem of their' LA, delivered oa or before the 2556 import, sse.7 k newsmen/aid ▪ ith New Bills,earryistg an Iskry 0! 31 by .he day, on every 1001 wh;ehpiel Nnv Bills will beer date ite frid 3oeb efogiyl,lBJ2,amd will k delivered es Wednefilsy the ti Selsesokr next, and plewi.T dir. N. 11. All otier Es:heyst. r Bills, dated prier S. lifare6, have ken asivert , zed to k p a d 4; and the Iseersyl thereon has seafid TO BE SOLD, Parfaant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a certain Cade there depending, wherein Samuel Newton , Efq. is Plaintiff, and John Bradthaw, Efq. and Jamis Brad flaw, Efq. and others, arc Defendants ; and in purfuance of an Order made in the fame Caule, dated the 23d day of July, 1802, before Peter Holfonl, Efq. one of the :Miters of the laid Court, at the Public Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, in Southampton-buildings, London, on Tudday the 3aft day of Auguft, act, between the Hours of One and Two o'Cjock in the Aftcninon, in One Lot, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, fi tuate at Wilburv, is the County of Wilts,late belonging to Thomas Brad (haw, Efq.deceafed, cossetting of a Manor and Manfion-houfe, with fa:table Offices, Garde us, Pleafure Grounds, Private Hole-courle, Plantations, and a Park about Four Miles in circumference, togetha- with capital Farms, Tenements, and Lands, containing in the whole thy, Acres, or thereabouts. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the Paid Mafter's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon don; at Wilbury-houfe, near Antelbury, in the County of Wilts; the White Hcrt, Saliibury ; the Star and Garter, sAn dover; the White Hart, Bath; and of Mars. Williams and Brooks, Solicitors, in Lincoln . , Inn, London ;—and a Plan of the nate may be Peen at the Chambers of the laid Meffrs Williams and Brooks. RESIDENCE ON THE BANKS OF THE TH I AMES, Nen Reading, in Bcrks, with immediate roffeffion. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. HAWKES, On Saturday, the 28th of A uguft, at Three o'clock in the Af ternoon, at the George inn, Reading, (uidefs previous accept able offers are made for the fame ' ) AVERY fubilantial and truly defirable FREE fiOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, wafting of three good attic Chambers, two belt Bed-rooms and Clofets, a limn - home Drawing room and Dining Parlour, both 23 by fa, the hurt opening into a molt excellent Garden of fouthern ripe 2, partly walled and embanked, remarkably produaive, together with a Boat-tannic, Stable, Piggery, and ample Offices. The premifes are cheerfully fituatcd near the Church at Ca verlham, within a mile of Reading, have been recently im proved, at a very confiderable txpence, and are fitted up in a Rile of fuperior neatnefs and convenience. To be viewed with 'rickets ' which may be had of Mr. Ri chards, Attorney at Law, a nd Mr. Hawke., Appraifer, Read ing ; by whom further particulars will be given. IiI'.NT.—.BRF.DGAR, NEAR. SErrINGBOURNE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the George Inn, Sittingbourne, on Monday the 3.7.1 of Auguß initant, at Twelve o'Ch.ek, A SUBSTANTIAL BRICK MESSUAGE A. fit for the Refidence of a Genteel Family. containing Four large Rooms on the Oround Floor, of to Feet Pitch; Chambers with Dreffing Rooms and Clofets of so Feet Pitch; good Attics and excellent Cellars and Dairy, with the Walla houfe and Brewhoufe detached, a Three Strlled Stable and loft, Barn Lodges and other convenient Outbuildings,all in compleat repair, a large walled Garden well Rocked with choice Fruit trees, and at Acres of rich Meadow and Orchard Ground ad joining, in the Parini of Bredgar, a dry, he •ithy, and pleafant Situat:on, with a good Neighbourhood, and in a Sporting Coun try, diltant from Sittingbourne (the Poft Town) about Three Miles, now in the occupation of John Tburfton, Efq. who will thew the Premifes. PoWeflon may be had at Michaelmas next. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Thurfton, or at the Office of Mars. Jentrnett and Son, Solicitors, Antfor,l, who are empowered, until the sift init. to treat for the Site by Pri vate Contradt, of the Houfe and Garden alone, or with any part of the Land, and by whom a Loan will be advanced on Mortgage of this Eftatc if required --Afhford, Augu ft e t, 18 I Y. -IHU' SA: .r. of Ch JRCH LIVINGS,In the COUNTY of SALOP. At the TAlhot Inn, In Shrew!bury, on Thurfday the t9th Day of Augnit next, at three o'clock in the Afternoon, in fcpa nte Lots, or together in one Lot, as fhall be arced upon at the Time of Sak : THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSONS of the foßowing very clearable Redories: LOT L..... The Redlory of CHURCH PULVERBATCH, in the County of Salop, fubjed. to the Life of the Ferenc In cbmbent, aged 55 Years. The great ands finall TITHFS in full, belonging to this Rce tory•, and alio a Quantity of Glebe Land containing 45 Acres, the yearly value 'of the Tithes and Glebe being 4001. a Year aid upwards.—Under part of the Glebe there is Coal of a good LOT IL—The Second Portion of the RECTORY of PON TE.SBU RY, in the raid County of Salop, fuhjed to the Life of the prefent Inotunbent, aged , 7 Years. There is appertaining to this Rectory an excellent Parfonage Houk, on an elevated fituation, with convenient Offices, a Four Railed Stable, Coach-houfe and Granary, built by the prefent Incumbent. Alfo Barn, Cowhoufes and other fuitable Outbuililinp, together with fundry parcels of excellent Glebe Land, lying convenient and near to the Village, containing 6o Acres or thereabouts. Alfo the TITHES both great and (Mall of a cemin Portion of this Parlib, well known, the whole (Tithes and Glebe) being of the yearly value of ;001. and up wards. The Part& la divided into three Portions, and the Service of the Church belonging to each, is as follows, viz. The brit Portion 26 Sundays, and the fecond and third Portions, 33, each in the Year, and the Curate's stipend is paid by them all in proportion to fuch Service. The Villages of Church Puiverhatch and Pontefbury are fituate about eight miles from the Town of Shrcwlbury, in a good fertile Country. Further Particulars of there Livings may be had hy applying to Meffrs Pen.berton and Coupland, Attomies, Shrewibury ; Mr. Minor, Shawbury ; or Mr. Lee, Redbrook, near Whit church. The Lands Titheable to the Reiftory of Pulverbatch and the Glebe, will be (hewn by Mr. Richard Jandrell, of Church Pul verbatch ; and the like belonging to the fecond Portion of Pon tefbury, with the Gkbe, by Mr. Brifcoe, of Puntefbury.—Tbe Two Livings lie about Two Mike difiance irons each ether. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR of PANSIVICKI a truly de firable and improvable FREEI-lOLD ES FATE, fix miles from Gloueefter, three from Stroud, twelve from Cheltenham, and twenty-eight from Briftol, confining of the Manor of Painfwiek, extending over (event Thoufand Acres of Land, with Fines, Chief Rents, (bit Rents, and Hi:riots, Bruins out of nearly 300 different Copykold 'Fenctnents, which with the Tolls of the Market, is a molt deferable purchafe for any Gen ilernan of the Law. Alto a Capital Manor Farm, with Hoar, requifite Offices, Garden, and Pleafure Ground, 330 Alerts of Arable, Meadow, Patton, and Woodland, lying compact, and furrounding the Monte, with two improvable and valu ,ble Streams of Water, running through and uniting in the fame, very convenient for erecting Mills for the ufe f the Manufac tory carried on in the neighbourhood. And alto 381 Acres of' luelofed Woodlands and Waftes, well Rocked with Beach, Oak, and Alb Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capital of very great unproven:lt both for Pleafure and Profit, and may be reafonably eithwated at upwards of not per Annum. Farther Particulate may be known by applying to Mr. Wm. Baylis, of Painfwick, who will thew the Premifes; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud; of Meßrs. T. and W. Dunn, So licitors, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Metres. Hudiltinfon and Co. Surveyors, N 0.35, Arundel-!tree:, London, where a'Plan of the Elate may be feet!. SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELI.ER, On Saturday the 28th of Auguß, at the Dolphin Inn, Chichef ta, between the hours of Four and Five in the Afternoon, A TRULY Valuable and llt•firable- FREE HOLD.II. ESTATE; comprifing a r _ nteel Refidence with fishable attached and detached Offices ; a productive Garden eneiofed by a lofty Wall, cloathed with the choiceft Fruit Tuts, and Shrubbery laid out in Walks; together with 570 Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Marlh, and Coppice Lands, intufedlett by beautiful quick Hedges, within a ring Fence, favottrabLc for the growth of all kinds of Grain ; &nate at Cholisam, in the Occupation of Mr. George Knight, the Proprietor, who will give poffeifion at Michaelmas next. Alto, Six Copybold Tenements and Gala:as, which will be fold to three Lots. The afpeet of the furrounding Country Is boldly featured by a chain of Hills well wooded, and richly cultivated Vallies, very ext.:alive and Ist-malt:l Sea Views of St. Helen's and Spithead, Ilia of vright,Th.n..; 7 , and Hayling, Chichcftcr , Emfworth, and Langfton Harbours. II , •!M:g at a convenlent IHRanee— the Air healthy anti falubrions—.the Water and Roads particu larly good. Mis property is one of the belt conditioned and dcfirable in point of local fltuatiec and other advantages, that very few Mates poeifs; Compat't and titiconticeted with any other lain& not having a public Road, or even footway over any part of the Farms. Tile zroo ze d remarkable for its fertility, is In the higheft hate of Cultivation. Marie may be had in every Field, forrounded . hy Mills and good Markets; well Rocked with Game, in the midft of a line Sporting Country. The neighbourhood very refpedable, within all eafy diftance to partake of the antufements and Society of Chichelter, from which it is diltant five miles, four from Havant, tg from Portf mouth, s a from Bognor, and 65 from Loudon. Printed particulars rosy be bad to days previous to the Sale, at the principal Inns of the adjacent Market Towns • of Meffrs. Butler, Havant; Chapter Coffee-husife, London; ;ad ML . . WESTMORELAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ;Together or in leparate Lots,) By order of the Affigntcs under a Commit Eon of Bankrupt againft Toonns WADE, merchant, at the houfe of Mrs. Sufah Scott, the km of the Three Tunns, in Warcop, near Appleby, in the county aforefald, on Monday the 6th day of September, aca, (Subjeet to the conditions which will be then produced), ,ALL that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE nr TE- L NEMEN r, called or known by the name of Plewlands, fituate in the Part& of Mufy,rave, in the county of Weitmore land, together with the formal Chia, fields and Parcels of Land thereunto belonging, by eftimation 88 Acres or there abouts. Likewife all thole cuftontary Clofes and Parcels of Land, ituate in the Manors of Great and Littc Mufgrave, con taining by cl'imation 3 3 Acres and one Rood more or left, and two Cattlegaits in Graffgill Bottom, in the Manor of Soulby. All which Paid cuftomary Premifes, are holden of and under Sir John CharcEn kfufgrave, Bart. by payment of the cuftomary Rent of 11. s ts.aid. and are now in the occupation of Jofeph Barnes, the elder as Farmer thereof,who wig thew the Premik s. . Alto all thole feveral Freehold Clofes of Land and Palture ground, fituate at Burton, in the Parini of Warcop aforefaid, containing byintimation so Acres or therea bout+, together with a Cattleguit in Warcop, high Pafture. Thefc LIR mentioned Premifes have an unlimited Right of Common upon Burton Fell, and arc now in the occupation of John hLack, the younger, as Farmer thereof, who will thew the Premifes. And on Wednefday the eighth day of September next will alto be fold by Audion (together or in Lot s),by order of the Af fignees aforef.dd, at the Houfe of Robert Thornborrou, Inn keeper, at Brampton Croft Ends, intheparifh of Long Marton, near Appleby, in the Paid County, fubjedt alto to the Conditions which will be then produced, All that M. Gage and Tenement, Barn, Byer, and Stable, and other Bid'Alloy:, with a Garth or Garden, and Croft or Clofe adj.ining, tyEstimationSAcres, more or leis, with about an Acre and two Roods, called the Mofs Part, fituate at Efpland. hill, near Brampton, in the Parilb of Long Marton aforefaid ; tw., third Parts o: which laft mentioned Premlfea are Freehold, and one third Cuftomary, and held under the Earl of Thanet, at the culla' miry Rent or Ten.penee Halfpenny. tirtt Moment of Common upon Brampton .Moor, fonter:me fine: divided Into two Inclofum, and formerly allot ted by the Conimiffloners by Virtue of an Aet of Parliament for ettoldinj; the I.id Common. to Richard Atkinfon, the younger; containin:: toz;:ther, by Ellimatioo, 16 Acres more or hrs.— Jonathan Bell, the farmer, will (hew there Premifes. Alfa, one Freehold Clofe or Inclofure of l.and called Crofs- Brow Clnfe aid Little Moor, Gtuate at Brampton aft); arid, by eftimation 9 Acres or thereabouts, and held of the Earl of 'f'hanet, by payment of the yearly free Rent of Ten-pei.ce....- btu - thew 1 - I.4rri,nn, the farmer, will flies, there Pretnifts. And ..lfo all that Alkutment of Common upon Burrell's Moor, in the Plrifli ~f Saint Lawrence, Appleby alorefaid, containing by ettin,atiou fix Acres or thereabouts. For further Particulars apply to Meffrs.Ward,Dennetts, and Gramm, Covent-Garden, Loudon; or to Mr. RitiKniqk At• `Pals six.pio.cv. WILTSHIRE AT a MEETIIsidOIifriGISTR ATE g for the County of Will's:. had this 6th 1302, at 'TROWBRIDGE, in the ...aid County. tr. it:nu:else of a Refotution entered ir.ta 1w the GRANO JUX Y of th:.: hit Ariz.'s, held at Sarum, th..: 3t:: of July tali :—Pitt !in r The I:Tarquin of BATH, ji X AWDA f, Mr W. P. A'Covar. BaR. TRONA:, Bt; It, Efq. EDW. H. Mos ri bt lt, Ertl. THOMAS lI.H. RICHARD I.ONo, Efq. Aattan.t4 ; • 101414..40NE5, jun. Efq. T HOH A BRIJ 4.1:3, rfq. The agiftrates, having espreffed their great abhwr.nee at the outrageous and difgraceful proceedings that have lately t.:ken place in various parts of this county, by tumultuous alfruildies of perfons, tome of whom have appeared in difsuife, and the burning and &drawing of d;lferent ManufaCtorirs, and other property, and threatening the lives of individuals, came tv 'Le following Refolution --- - _ Tnat they are determined to take the mnft rircatill and vi goreus nicafurss for bri.zing the offenders to ipeettr iultlee; and for that purpof.: they will hold .icily met tinv, at eleven o'clock, at thefo:lowing places, viz. • fhurl a/ and Saturday, 'Fr. o war in ; Tuefday, - WA*.IIINSTI' It; Friday, - • -111 i t.x.,nast ; Monday and 14'..driefdav, lk.t o ; To receive any information brou;:ht before them, and to watch over the prefers:aim, of the PuOre peace.--. And they her -by call upon all Conitables of Hundreds, Petry Con, (tables, and other PC4CC Officers, to be watchful and act i in the tine of their rcfpeetive duties, and to attend at the ..h,va time; and places, to tanker the ends of and to take up all perfors appearing in difguile.and all ot 4er ferpiciens perfous who may be found wandering about, and atfacl2ting at utif.afonable hours, without being able to Five a Inisladory ac count of themfelves; and all pe.m.xabte and well.siifp..f..d Mita. bitants are herd; exhorted to exert therofelves, to the uttuaft of their pt.wer,•in defence and.fupport of good order, aid to Rand forward in aid of the Civil Power; and may be al lured of the molt Cptely and effe4ualfupport from the Military Force fprend over the country, Ilk email be found nraau y to call them in aid. By order of the Meeting, ........_ _ _ THOS. T 1 044 BR r.ll, Clerk. EATH, AUG. a, thoa. A T a Meeting (if the Woollen Manni a a urer a A. of the Welt of England, holden this day at the White. Hart Inn, it was unanimoufly refolved, That in confequence of the recent threats rainft the lives, and attacks upon the properties, of many Ainufaettirers by in. cendiaries and rnifguided bodies of armed men, it is highly et. pcdient to enter into a fuhfeription for the purpofr of offering rewards for the difcovery of and bringing to convial-n. the .f -fenders who may have been, or Grail ken-after be, concerned in committing fuck outrages. In purfuance of the above rcfolution, a Subfeription-Book was immediately opened, and a coi,Gderable fum fulifcribed. Signed on behalf of the Meeting, JOHN JONES, jun. Ctiairman. wtirrEHALL, Auguit io, aca. W HEREAS it has been humbly reprecented to the King, that many daring and alarming Out rat.% have been lately committed by pct-ions unlawfully afferubling, armed and difguifed; and that on or about the following time.• viz. April 2241.111,a large bay rick, and a few days afterwards, a dog-kennel and oat-rick, belonging to Mr. Warren, of Waru,•u. iter, Wilts, were wilfully and malicioufly fet on fire. May 20, the cart of Mr. Bayley, of Caftan Mills. near De. ?lees, returning from Warminfter, was flopped no the Covina by five Men, (four of whom had their tikes and filth man holding their coats at a difianee) and the drfeer emu peat d to leave the cart, whllit the men cut otherwife. In jured the cloths therein. June 23, a gun was fired in the night into the window of a houfe occupied by a wJrman of Melfrs. Bielt and Strode, :.t Warminfter. About the L•nte time a rick of hay btlangt:g to Mr.Dunn,ofTrowbridge,waawilfullyandmalicinuDyfetnr era. June 26, a large rick of hay belonging to Mears. T. and \•f. Tugwell, of Bradford, was alfo sviltully and ntalieinufly Teton fire ; and a threatening latter was about the fame time put tin der the door of the worklbops of, and addicted to, the laid Meftra and M. Tugwell. June 29, in the night, a gun was fired into the chamber of the dwelling Inure of Mr. Henry WaiXey, of Warminfter, in the county of Wilts. • July 6, in the night, a gun was fired into the bode of Tohn Jones; and another immediately afterwards into the h,ure of Baker, both workmen to Mr. Henry Wanfey ; and the fame night a gun was fired into the honk of Mr. Stancomb, manufadtun r, at Trowbridge. July 13, in the night, a ;tarn, ttable, Sze. the pmperty of Mr. G. Warren, Manufacturer, at Warminfter, was 101%4 and malicioufly fet fire to, and wholly canflintcd; and an anony mous letter was fent to another Nlanuftettarei', at Warminfter s about this time, threatening, by ALASIGUTY Gun, to have his life within a month. July 14, in the night, the Factory of Meeks. Jones, Hart, Jones, and Co. at Staverton, near Bradford, was att•cked by an armed body of men who fired many rounds of bullers,flugh Ste. which demoliflied the windows, and ad other dmvage. July 16, this night Clifford-Mill and Premifes, near B:ck ington„ &merest, the property of Mr. Newton, were w bully and malicioufly fet on fire, and wholly deitroyed. July 22, the Mills at Littleton, in the p.rilh of Steeple-Alb ton, Wilts, belonging to Mr. Nailh, at Trowbridge, were at. tacked by an armed body of men, (many of whom bid their faces blackened) and who wilfully and malicioufiy fee fire to, and wholly ileftroyed the fame, with the machinery and itock in trade therein to a very confiderabic amount ; alter whi,b they went away, threatening defteudion to other inil:s. . . July 24, this night, two ricks of hay, the property of Mr. Newman, manufaCturer, of Melktham, were wilfully and ma lleioufly fet on fire. - . July'2B, the Fadory at Stavcrton, belonging to Meffrs. Jones and Co. was again attacked by an armed body of men, wi,o fired from three different parts at the centinel on duty. July 29, in the night, a dwelling-houfe, fnuate at Ikariitid, near Bradford, the property of John Jones, Lig. was wandly and malicioully fet an fire, and deltroyed. His Majesty, for the better apprehending and bringing to jultice the perfons concerned in the felonies above-mentiotted„ is hereby pleafed to promife his molt gracious pardon to any ui them (except the perfon or perfons who actually fet any of the feveral premifes and matters aforefaid on fire, or who adualiy wrote the laid letters) who dull difcover his or their accom plice or accomplices in any or either o, the above felonies, fo that he, the, or they may be apprehended sad convicted thereof PELHAM. _ _ And, as a further encouragement, a REWARD of ''''' HUNDRED POUNDS (where no former Reward has bezu offered for any of the above offences, and in cads where former Rewards have been offered, a Reward to make up furl former Rewards Five Hundred Pounds) Is offered to an; p;:- fon or perfons making fuck difeovery as atorthid, (caccpt as is before excepted) to be paid on convia inn of any one or mare the offenders, by R. BO WSH F.R, Solicitor. B.ith. HUE AND CRY 'WHEREAS on the night of the sift of July laft, the MILLS at LITTLETON, belonging to Mr. Nalib, of Trcnvbridge, clothi:r, were attacked by au Atmel Body of Men. with Iblackrd tacos, SET on FIRE, and , o: Oar CONSUMED, and a perfon, anfwering to the following dr. fcription, was among them, and &dive.) , concerned in the raid Felony, viz. middle-lized, black eyes, thin face, teeth large frort and wide apart, Burp nofe, black bib- tied behind, and dreffed in a blue jacket.—Whoever still give iniormation fo that the before-mentioned perfon may be appr, handed and brought to junice, (hall, upon convidtion thereof. receive a ro. ward of FIFTY POUNDS of B. flOWSW.R.Salisitar. • ,s /