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• . ,N:;4441141.,1.4.f.z*, . • . • s• • • • .4 0 7• • - • I . Ole • • to): ; i(111. • 1 ' ••S 41110 • • Vir ktg I WI 44 , 1 . 41.• r''''' I 1 Nurass 38273 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1801. [PRICE SIX-PENCIL , THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 0 N MONDAY NEXT, February 23, ISO!, their Majeftics Servants will aft a Tragedy, called PIZARRO. • SANDFORD AND MP.RTON. I PURSUANT' to a Decree of the High Court This day was publlawd, in 3 vols. ramp. I A of Chancery made in a Caufe Gilbatfon againft Lloyd, lUnftrated by a Portrait of the Author, by Bow, and 3 other . the Creditors of PETER LLOYD, late of Gogeothan, in the Engravings. price os. fcwed, Conntrof Cardigan, Cent. deceafed, arc to come in and prove THE HISTORY of SANDFORD and their faux! Debts before Edward LeedB, Efq. one of the MERTON, intendetl for the ufe of Children. I Millers of the fad Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton- By THOMAS DAY, l'fq. l Buildings, Chancery-Lane, London, or in default thereof they Printed for J. Debrett. orpoiitc Burlington Hoof:, Piccadilly • will be excluded the benefit of the Paid Decree TAX OFFICRINCOME Dun: • WHEREAS, by the Isth Salon , f the .48 of the ; 9 th G. 111. Cap. 21, rtiqf ix!! Is the Thdier ea lathustu, it in order that fulßei.ni tint may be gives fir snakily the returns axe I off•frueNts of the Bay apes Acme, that the repthiisu Courrolioners frail at pa after the it 6 day f February is Peery year at the Aloe can oussueminaly be dew, fie their Issfieuß4ses to the BA Mrr that limy may farthuitio d1r.... ',ajar to the tarsier re lowed to male return under the ARr This is to rive u•tire to all Par. • foss thoceresed, That tie Camswilieners fur ;be Affairs of Taxes instal as fart me API to te.mfueit tbe werFry Papers to the Coosolf.faitri of thefevers! D9fride th roughout the Anorlesso. wi th a vim that the Notices ugly be sfued, and the Nehru, delivered he Afb..4sm SUM Ia ensile !ha Afribinett to be easespieted prole": to the Sth day of Tar mat, when the frail will ken/ pays*, mod Ars the thiledijou f Tax may be regr arty au' buofixeßy wade. By Order of the Ceruortkosers, February 9, 1101. MATTHEW WINTER, Setridery. After which (THEVfor the latE TERAh time) a New Comi N TAR c Opera, called This Evening--Macbeth ; with the Veteran Tar. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, February 23, ISoi, will be prefented the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. • This Day was publithed, price t 4. (1. DEAF AND DUMB ; or THE ORPHAN. An Hiftorical Drama in Five. Ada; now perforating with Univerfal appLiule at the Imperial Theatre, and at Parbk Trannated from the German of AUGUSTUS VON 11(01- LEBUE. WANTED immediately, in a Boardirs School. near London, an Affil'Lint, capable of teaching Engbib, and the inferior Latin Claws. The Principal may be fern by applying for A. B. at Mr. Dingwall's, Ludgate-bill, on Monday next, between two and four o'clock in thc afternoon. King Richard, Mr. COOKE. After the Play, the new Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN'S TOUR; Or, THE DOM I NION OP FANCY. By BENJAMIN THOMPSON. Rfq. Pubtithed by Vertior :And Hood, in the Poultry; and J. Wright, WANTS a fituation as Gardener and Bailiff, l Iry a (ober man who has lived in the above capacity, has a thorough knowledge of the Norfolk and Suffolk fyitem of huf bamiry, has had the management of large tracks of Land, both arable snd polture of different qualities ; or as Gardener only, whet., there is a Lars Garden with all kinds of forcing, or plant ing and ground work to be dune. Fur further particulars dirca, poft paid, for A. B. at Mr. Cook's, Fruiterer, Covent-Garden, London. TIM Evening—Evcry Man in Hie Humour; grid 11 Boadocani. HANOVER:SOJJARE CONCERT ROOMS. MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION is now LVL open, and wW continue every Day, (Sundays excepted), from ?Ene In the Morning until Evening.—The Additions this :rafon are the WOODMAN, from the celebrated Pieture of Gainthorough, in a Room adapted for its reception : the Hag of the above Woodman in Wool, and Mifs LINWOOD . ' Por trait from a Painting by Noppner. Admittance One Shilling. rsccaiuy . This Day was publifhed, price tr. A SERMON preached in Lambeth Chapel, on Sunday, the Bth of February, dot, at the Confecra don of the Right Honour 'Mc and Right Rev. Lord Gel:110Z MURRAY. D. D. Lord Bithop of St. DAVID'S. By the Rev. CHARLES BLACKSTONE, Fellow of Wlnebeffer College. Publifhed by Command of t h e Archbifhop. . . . . _ STONE, COAL, and CULM. NEATII CANAL NAVIGATION. MOTICE is hereby given, that the Canal, lay ins undergone a thorough repair, is now opened, and the different Proprietors art lending down to the shipping Mee at Giant's Grave, then. St. ne, Coal and Cti.lm, in large itugutitita—licath, Feb. 7, Oct. RICL Pascx,Clerk. • NEWARK UPON TRENT. TO BB LETL-To enter upon at La.iy•day neat, A Capital DWELLING HOUSE, fituate in one of the molt airy Meets In Newark, comprifing on the ground floor, a Dining Room x 64 4 ryi., a Drawing Room •ao by tB, with a Briakfalt Parlour, and a very large and conve nient Kitchen, with go o d Cellars, and ufeful Offices; two Bid Chambers of the 11.rne dicnenfions as the Dining and Drawing Rooms, with five other Bed Chambers, and two Rooms over the Kitchen. There is alto an exceeding good Stable and Coach Houfe, large Yard, and convenient Garden adjoining. The Praia , * ar: in molt excellent repair, the Rooms lofty, and the whole wore i b.: in every rcfpea. a molt datable. and healthy habitation for any genteel Family. For particulars, enquire of Mr. Scott, No. 6t, Hatton-garden, or of blears. S. and I. Ridge, Bookfellers„Newark THE NEW LYING-IN CHARITY For the Benefit of the Wives of the Soldiers of the three Re giments of Foot Guards, under the Partronagc of her Royal Hihnefs the Dueness of YOILR. 'THE obje& o the above Charity is to filpply 1 - the Wives of the Soldiers of the three Regimerts of Foot Guards with attendance at their own habitations, and particularly to affift them with the ufe of Child-bed Linen. To be fupported by Voluntary Donations, to furnith the 6rit fupply of fns of Linen, and the immediate neceffary pence • and, by an Annual Subfcrlption of one Guinea to de fray th e future current demands of each year. The utenoll diligence and attention will he paid by the eon. dwfiters of this Charity, ro taut,: to the objeds or at the full benefit Intended by its Royal Vatronefs ; and no doubt is en tertalned that a Propofal of this important and benevolent nature will be favourably received and effertually supported by the Public. Subfeript:on Books are now opened at Mars. Hammer nays and Co. No. 76, Pall Mall ; Coutts and Co. Strand ; and Smith, Payne, and Smith, Marfion-bonfe-ftrect, fur doni dons and annual fubfcriptions where further printed portico lore of the Plan may be had, and at Hatchard's, N 0.573, Pic cadilly, as loon as the Rules and Regulations are finally arranged. FIFIT-SIXTH NIGHT. SANS SOUCI. Ry the Aotherity of the Right Hon.the Leto COMM IN, rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, February it, will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, Leicefter-Place, Leicetter-fgaire, an Entertainment, entirety New, called THE CAKE-HOUSE. Printed for T Cadell Jun. and W. Davies, Strand, and fold by Rivingtons, St. Pat,l's Chareh Yard, and Hatch ard, Pic cadilly. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, Serious Confiderations on the Signature of Teflimonials for Holy Or ders '799, price is. This day was publifhed, price Half-a-Crown, DOMESTIC UNION, or LONDON AS IT SHOULD BE!! containing 01111tRVATIO:410t1 the pre. fent State of the Municipality of LONDON; with Hiatt far its Evendon and Improvement ;—together with Remarks on the Welt India Docks in the Ide of Dogs;-the Wapping Docks;—the ProjeEts for improving LONDON BRIDGE; and for meting a New iIION BRIDOP. acrofs the THAMES 1.-the Canal an the South Side of the Ricer, ant: the feveral New Streets under prefent Contemplation. By the AUTHOR of thz PllitT ENTOUS °LORI. " Populous Cities pleafc me then, And the bufy Hun of Men." Printed for J. Walter, Charing-croft ; and tali by Sewell, in CiirrshlU. Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs : PART I. Rec. Dregs and his Villa. R. Agreeable Company. Song. Perpetual Youth. Song, Love and Rearms. Rec. Conjugal tete a tete. Rte. A Receipt to Kid Wives. Song. Lotteryof Wedlock. Song. The Poet and paper. Rue.. A Trial of Patience. Rec. Le Maitre de bank. Sang. Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet. and Nancy. PART 11. Ree. The Captain abd Vie Poet. Rec. The Club. !icing. Brother Jack. Song. The Thing, the Rik Pet. Sailors. and tht Song. Filial Love. Rec. The Mefs. Rec. A return of keafott. Song. Jack at Greenwich. Song. The Sweets of Love. Rec. Mora Plotting. Song. Oreat Nears. PART 111. RATIL-aTo Pt SOLD BY icIVATI CONTRACT, - - ANexceeding well-buiItDWELLING-HOUSE in that els i gant Ataation, No. la, in the CIRCUS, Ruh, together wilt a Coaeh-hook. and a Piece of Garden Ground, 145 feet deep, and from la to on fort wide. Alto a vary kW fame Ouch, in complete repair, and mull new. For particulars, enquire of Mr. BN/ford, Am:limner, in the Market-Plae . or No. 7, Bennet-item:. . _ WEST INDIES. Thla day was publ:3led, in 3 vols. Svo. Illuftrated with ai piers, Ur-hiding a Porvait of the Author, and a large Map of St. Domingo, price al. :rrr or fine Royal lEL.per IL 1111. od.Third Edition, dedicated by pcanif lion to his M.1,-Ity, THE HIS CORY CIVIL and COMMER CIAL of the BRITISH COLONIES in est. WEST rel , Urcitaie mercy may rerruda au Mortgage, if required. tiers poll pH, will be carefully attended to. Al. ; a Meeting of the Butchers, Tanners, and Skinners rcsdcnt In the Town and Neighbourhood of Msnchefter, in the county of I.anealler ' held at the Hour:: of line Scott, known by the fign of Admiral Nclron in Safford, Mauchefter, on Thurfday the 12th day of Februa ry, tBOl, for I h: porpore of taking into confideratlon the great inconvenkoces and heavy penalties refulting from and impofed by an Ad; paired in the laft feffion of Parliament, intituled, " An Ad to repeal fo much of an ad paired in the ("mond year of King " James the Firit, as prohibits the ufc of Hoek Hide. in mesh " sng boots and limes; and for better preventing the damaging " of Raw Hides and Skins in the Raying thereof." hens unanimoufly released as follows: . . Rec. %welt Caleb. Rae. The Two Dodoes 33ng. Highgate Probation. Song. The Canary Bird. Rite. The Saracen's Head. Red. Bits and Scrape. Sang. 'Another Cup and then. Song. Echo . Rec. Which is the way to Rec. The Coup de Grace. Wiodfor ? Song. The Union. Song. A little! The whole is written, and compaled, and will be [pollen, fang COUNTY OF SOMERSET. TO SR SOU) IM FRE D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. By BRYAN EDWARre, Efq. With a life of the Author, two-uteri by hintfcif. Print for John Soocladalc, Piccadilly. A third volume emlaininc GI a imprcfßons or th- Plates, is printed to complete the 4th Edit i" price Ass. AMOST ELIGIBLE ESTATE, fi tuate near a pod Turnpike Road, at the diftance of a few Miles from the City of airiftoL The Farm co , tains about Ninety Acres, and has a rubttAn dal Haute, with tunable Offices, which at a final' Expence m:.y be comereei into a molt comfortable Manfioa; on the !State l foam: au extremely valuable ard Inexhaußible Ankle, peculiar . the Spot, from the Sale of which a confidetable Fortune may be acquired. nor farther Particulars apply, if by Letter, Polt paid, to Mal s Blake, Solicitors, Cook's Court, Carey-ltreet, London. and aceornp . aried bi Mr. DI BOIN. Bores ss.—Area 3a.—Oaßery roors to be opened at Seven &Cinch. The Performance to begin at Eight. Places for the Boxes to be taken at Mr. Dibtiin's Mulle Warehoufe, Leicefter-Place, Leicefter-[genre; where may be hid, and of Longroan and Rees, Itmunclfter-rose, a remota! for Printing by Subfeription, bt Two Quarry Volumes, tine bellifhed W forty Plates in ague time, and bairn Vignettes, OBSERVATIONS, the Refult of a Tova through alms& the whole of England, and a coaSilesabl: part of Scotland, in a Series of Letters, written to a large nunstokr of intelligent and reipreable Prime, by Mr. MIDI V. A Specimen of the Prints aid a part of the Pktures may be fee., free of expo:nee, ASSIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER, aco. On Tuefday, • arch 3, will be publiflied, in One large Volume. To which is prof xed a CONTINUATION of the HISI ORY of INDIA, comprehendire a View of the COMMERCIAL IMTERCOURSE between that Country and Error, of the Rife and Prayers of the Portuguefe Trade and ILL !b mews in the Eaft, and of the Cattle' of their De.ienfion .nd Fail THE ASIATIC ANNUAL PEGISTER ; or A view of the HIS "TORY of HINDUSTAN, and of the POLITICS, COMMERCE and LITERATURE of ASIA, for the Year ann. WILTSNIILErEAST KENNET, NEAR DEVIZES AND MARLPOROUGH. TO NZ SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, and envered 011 at Lady Day next, AVALUABLE and Deferable FREEHOLD ESTATE, cm:ailing of the Manor of EAST KENNET, with the great axd Small 'TYTHES the whole Parifh (ex cept ay acres which are tydse-fret)—Alfo the MG H r OF PRESENTATION to the DONATIVE or perpetual Curacy of the raid Neils. The Mate confias of a Modem-built brick Manfion-houfc, four 1%101719 on a floor, well fitted up with fuitablc unasked and detached Office.. Coach-haute fur two Carriages, and good Stabling, hautcme Lawn, Plc-Aire-ground, Shrubbery and large walled Garden fully cropped and planted, a large Farm boure in good repair, and fly:. large Rims, two very good Gra naries, Dovehenfe well-flocked, with its Cottages for work men' and all other neveltery Buildings fur the Farm; together with about ,ssc) acres of arable Maslow and Palliate Laud in band. Printed for J. Debrrt, ornate Burlivtf Cf whom may be h •u Piccadilly. at lanceiter-likice. The Sodp in the Cake-Houle are all pabliated, and may be had at M. Dibdir's Warchoure. _ _ The Entertasnmonts of S.,ns Sonel wBI continue open Mon day:, Thorfdars, and %weeders, till the ath of March, when Sans Saud oriU els& for the &don The ASIATIC ANNUAL RI:. iIS rEli for x 799; to which is prefixed, a rIISTORY of INDIA, f-aN the carliclt Ages to 1603. SACRED MUSIC. This day was pubbilsed, VOL. I. Dedicated by Permiffwn to tke Right Honourable the Earl of MALMESBURY, ASELECTION of the moil admired PIECES of VOCAL MUSIC, from Milton's Hymn, and the Anthems, adapted to tem of the choked Muic of thegreatelt Italian and ether Foreign Cconpofirs By the late JAMES HARRIS, Efq. Arranged and publiiled by Jousts Coats, Gent. of his Majeity's Chapels Royal, and Organlft of the Cathedral at Jalithury. N. B. The beautiful Airs of Pergol , fe, Joroetli„ Halre, dtc, as Tung by Mr. Bartlemau, Matter Elliot, and Ms Jackfon, at the late Feftkral of Mufic, Saliibury, are printed in this Volume. POLITICS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE.. Thh day wl,l r loilibcd, In a large Vols. Eve. neatly pnntecl on foperfine wove paper, A new Edition, pricq tEta. to bards, UISTORY of thePOT .ITICS r GREAT BRI TAIN and FRANCE, from the of the conference at Matz to the declaration of War "pion Great Britain, with an Appendix, containing a narrative of the attempts madc by the Bridal Government to ream. Peace. To which is now ad ded, a Poitfcript, containing an examination of the Evaded o f the Britifh Miniftry, relative to the late propofal of Bonaparte • With a Vindication of the Work againft the attack of Mr. Wil kins &aunt The Premifes are very pleafantly fituat-d, about a quarter of a mile front the turnpike road kacLng from London to Litk, in a fine dry, healthy, (porting Country, with plenty of Game, and a very good pack of Earners within two miles alike Etillant from London 79 miles,Bath 27, Marlborough 5, Devises 9, Colne L For further particulars apply on the Promifes; or at the Office of Mr. Griffiths, Attorney-at-law, Marlborough. N. B. There is a confidsrable quantity of Elm Timber on the Prcrnifcs. By HERBERT MARSH. B. D. F. R, S. And Fellow of St. John's Coll.ge, Cambridge. Printed for John Stockdalc, Piccadilly. The Vindicatioa may he had foparately, price 3s. ELIGIBLE SITUATION iOR AN INN AND HOTEL. ..... _ To behold at aH the principal Moil: Shopi Ms London, Bath, te. and at Mr. Code's, BaliSaury, , rite 124. ; silo a Treatife an Singiag, price Ice. 6d. DR. BUSBY's MUSICAL JOURNAL. THE NEW N I UMBER of this efteemed Work Wfiltlate hi appearance on Saturday neat the Srft day d Mar* containing the feliowing variety of predations, [Weld which have ever before been paNifhal in this Country. The CORterne of this Number are Twelve Pieces, panty NEW FOREIGN, and partly ORIGINAL ENGLISH Mac. I. The NEW FOREIGN Matte confines of a. A Sonata, compokel by Rue?, Matter tithe Band to the Pince of Dean. 2. A French Song, compered by DELA•RAC. 3. A celebrated Italian Air, competed by Picini, never before printed. 4. A Retch Song compered by Many t., member of the Nuiesal Inftaute, a nd of tbe'Cookreutory of Mu& at Paris. 3. An Italian Air, competed by HAIIIILL. 6. A Song, compered by STCIIIII.7. An Air, compoksl by CHAMIIIINI, Member of the Na. 210;1111151tihne. and of the COnfereetary of Mufic at Paris. S. A favwwite Mr, competed by Twacmi. 11. The ORIGINAL ENGLISH MUSIC confine of 9. A Seag, computed by Dr. Aancti.o. in. It The Soldier in Camp," a Song, compered by Dr. B. 41T. " The Defter Girl." A Song, compefed by Mr. Moon lIIIAD. 12. Whiter Dented. " • Song, compofiel by Dr. BUIIIIT. The anginal Poetry_ of this Number is written by Dr.. eel', Mr. Pr., Mr. Drill, Captain Jams, and other writers d dilliodico. Lumber of this Work will ccotinne to be publilhed Ms the Brit day of every Month. containing a varkty of Pieces, equal 10 quartity and quality to the above-mentioned, all new or segirsl, a..,1 uniformly the covapofitisn of the molt diitin suidied living uouGeiatr and writtrs. Ptibillbed by It. Phillips, No. yt, St. Paul's Charcli-rird. rid circulated throughout the United Kingdom in the monthly ItreeN of all llooliklltra, and may be 14.4 of them and of all tic Illurc-fsilem price $ Shilling, each, with a liberal allow s. ce to Protean. N. 11.--Tbe Candudfer, grateful forthe liberal and rettuflve noranage bellowed on the It rn Number, sad for the teftimn a.-1 of aprobstion with which, the work has been honoured by rfons of the deft diltinaion, has endamoared to render the tin Number on left Marvin of thdr nodee, and he flatters Moiled, that his minarets, at horse or abroad, will eatable him tv resew the tature Numbers MI more Edwin ardir pubic pprebutiou On Saturday. Feb. iS,tilot, will be publifited, price fixpence, Ornamented wigs an e!rgant Engraving, by Conant °, Number I. at a NEW WORK, entitled, THE MODERN UNIVERSAL TRAVEL LER+ ; or, the PREIRNT STATR of the WORLD dlfpbyed, to be continued Wethly, being a general Colledtion of the lateft and molt authentic Travels through the four Q s uartcrs of the Globe. The whole fckdted from modern Writers, with a par ticular view to the flatilfiesi (tate of each country; charadtcr, manners, and cultoms ; extent and boundaries of fettlements ; hcenomena, with the climate; and fevers! important obfer ...Atkins and couiparifons in the natural and moral feienee of man.—ln which will he developed the variou, windings of ,Olive life. from the Rate of barbarifm to political refinement, with appoSte contralts between civil ant GPoige foeiety ; fyfte matically arranged from the tr..)11. recent Travellers, and parti cularly adapted to the pocket, and the potLlftoa of youth, con taining, in the ehespeft compalk. the Jubilance of cinch larger Works. London: Printed for J. Lee, No. to 7, Newgate-street; fold alto by Crolby mid Letterman, Statiorcrs Court; C. Smith, No. t 72 ‘. Strand; C. Chap*, No. 66, Pall-Mall; W. Lind fill. No. ey, Stinspoic-Sreet ; and J. &afoot, No. a 7, Norton Falgate. _ Fee the CONVENIENCE. of the PUBLIC I (11,NEP AL. DOT PAILTICVLARLY OP OFFICIRI ON 51.1%10E, AND rfesON3 ON A &IA VOYAGE. JUICE of LEMONS, in a concrete or cryfia!ifeel t►ate,being the pure acid part of the fruit in a foliii and dry 'ono, reknibung io appearance white Sugar Candy : Pre pared only by kiuniv Cozwr Nn, son, Temple-114r. Fleet fired, Loudon; each packaro figned ►y himfelf ; and who iq permitted to refer to the higlidt autliorities iu 'hit kingdom, for the purity of the preparation. Tis grateful Acid, now obtained under the prefast evolve nitwit and elegant form of Cryftsh, molt completely ankyers Rory prattle purpok of fee& Lemon juice; and with theft farther advantages. that beim in a dry ftate. it it extremely portable. ea-cupping very little room, and remaining unchanged in any climate and withall, being lets expensive than Lcmoos, or Lefton juice. - • - • • At S. It may be laid to be Invaluable, mare of th, Car in his Majeßy's Navy. and in the ftreier of the ! all India Company, have for tome dine paR been fopplted with it in contaletabla quantity. To be had of Boikoky, Correll and Co Temple-Bar, ("po ise the Temple, Laudon•; and at molt ni t..c principal towns th the liinsdotn. To at SOLD 111' AUCTION, On the s6th day of February• net •, between the Hones of Emu 4nd Eight in the Afternoon, at the SWAN INN, in the Town of HANLEY, near NEWCASTLE UNDEIL LINE, tUbjEa. to Conditions to be then produced, A LARGE, lofty, Modern-built FREEHOLD BRICK HOUSE (but not in complete repair) with about half an acre of Land, more or lets, furrounding it ; ate• ated in the middle of the raid Town of lisuley, which is Well the centre of the enrollee chain of populous Towns, called The STAFFORDSHIRE POT[ ERA'S The Houk ;nay be converted, at a light expence, into a ca pital Inn or Hotel; the Lan/ bclonging to it being fulicicntly fpaeious to ercdt Sublets and wiser Offices. The groat refort of ftraugers, and the wants of the neigh bourhood, male it probable that facts an I.ltAblillament, on a large Seak, would be highly advantageous. Further Information may be obtained, from Mr. James Whitehead, at Hanky Aforcfald.---Hanley, Jan. t s Soh FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE IN HAMPSHIRE. TO DI SOLD BY •UCTION, By MR. WHITE, At Cutaway's Coffee-Haute, Change Alley, London, on Wedgelday the 25th day of February nett, at is o'elnek, A VALUABLE and truly deliralalc FREE. A HOLD ESTATE, Gtuate in the Parifh of Fifield, in the County of Southemptoo. diftant onc mile front Weyhill, four from Andover, fixteen frum Winehefter, and thirteen from Salifbury,—compriting, The Manor, or reputed Manor or Lordfhip of Placid. other , wife iyrehead, co-campfire with the Patti!, with the Finlay, I Royalties, and Appurtenances, estenfive and valuable Woods and WondLutds, abounding with ganee; a gond Manfion or Farm-Hook, with conunediems Granaries, Dawn Stables, Out-hooks, Gardens, Orchards, and rich Arable Pa fturc and Meadow Land, in a high Rate of Cuhivatien, and plentifully fiipplied with line Springs of Water; the Whale containing, by Admafurement, 422 Acres, 2 Roods, 7 Perches, and «cup!, d with other Lands, by Mr. Hindle, for a Term which will Q pire on the loth Day of (Melba, To br viewed until the fide, by applying to Mr. filiggens. the Tcoant, of whom printed Partieulan may be bad alio of addles Johann and Gailtoll, foliciton, quern-Aware, London, air. Bird, foliritor. Andover • Star inn, Andover ; White Hart, Salifbury ; White Hart, Wiechefter ; the Printer. of the Sall. bury Journal, Hampfhier Cbrowitle, and Reading Mercury ; at the place ta. Lie • and of Mr. White , Prince..ltrant, taw rs) Gine, Wcftrolt:ller, when a plan nay be lam. aft. That it is the opinion of this meeting that the ovrt in tended to be remedied by Inch act, if any, is (mall, and apv pears to be more imaginary than real, inatmuch as in all mks where any bide or din happens to be cut or gaffied in the flay ing, the butchers, who are the owners and fellers thereof, are the greateit, if not the only (offerers, becaufe it hitherto has been, and will continue to be the cußom, for the tanners and 'kin. ners to infix:et the hides before they pluvhafe diem, and when ever any damlge has been done thereto, the butchers are conitantly obliged to take an inferior price for them—it is therefore evident, that the butchers are equally interefted with, If not more fo than, the &inners and tanners in preventing the ranting of hides. ally. That fuch adt, initead of increafing, is likely to dim!. nah the revenue, and the quantity of leather heretofore manu fadtured; beesufe from the very great difficulty, if not int. potability, in preventing the gading of hides, and owing to this numerous penalti-v incurred theieby, few pceons if say, will now attempt to !Jaya fallen bealt, the hide or (ki n thereof, in many cafes, not being equal in value to the penalties incurred by the polka flaying the fame. idly. That by one clanfe of the Paid ad which reVettell " the flaying of a &aft below the knee or gambrell;* ;he re venue particularly (offers a lots in the duty upon leather, at meal of four-pence by every bealt, and a great quantity of leather is thereby alto loft which night he made highly ufeful in making childrens, and the inner roles of other, aloes. 4thly. That from the operations of this ad, butchers in general arc prevented from taking and employing apprentices who are cant:lay regulate in their bufinels, and particularly in the flaying of heath; becaufe, if not from their inattention, yet certainly from their inexperience and want of skill, they cannot avoid occalionalty rattling th- hitts more or ; yet there is not, even in this cafe, any proviflon or exception in favour of the butcher, fo as to exempt him from the manifold penalties that attach to him, notynallanding be is molt evi dently the greateft, if not the only (offerer. tehly. That the Cudadtdoe•not teem tube calculated to pro. duce any public good, and from its numerous and heavy penal ties, is produdlive of much litigation, and is traught with al ntoit endlefs trouble and inconvenience to the country butchers, who by many of its nultaken regulations, and front the ignor ance and prejudices of the Infpe Ron appoir.ted under Is, and from being obliged to attend at ir.;oneenient hours and diftant ploces of infpeetion, are greatly obi:rutted and impeded in the free exercF. of their ealhag. . _ 6thly. That fuch nit i; alto partial and oppreffive to the country butch-rs, inafinuch as the butcher in the Metropolis, and (or fifteen miles round the Royal Exchange in London, aro wit illy exempt from any of its numerous inconveniences and penalties, although no fad 'talon appears why they Mould not be equally rulin4t thereto with the country butchers. ytoly. That an humble petition to Parliament be prepared , and Breed, Rating the grievances arifing from the aft, and praying foe a repeal thereof; and that fuch petition 'kali bo forthwith trantmitted to the members for the county of Lan eager, who Roll be requelted to preterit the fang': to Parlia ment immediately. Bthly. That there refolutlons be intated in the Manehetter papers, and alto In the S ra a. Sun, Cariiiie, Newcaßia Leeds. Chafer, Birmingham, and Bath ncsapapers, and that copies thereof tie fent to the butchers in the did - erect principal towns In the kingdom, accompanied wi:h a requelt that they will co operate with the butchers of the town and neighbourhood of Mancheftet,ln endeavouring to obtain a repeal of the fame Ad. othly. That a committee be appointed (or tho purpote of furthering the objects of this meutng, which 'hail twilit of the following parfons, any five of whom Mall be a quorum, and have full power to tran(adt all bufmcfs relative thereto. via Mr. Samuel Higginfon, Mr. Richard Hi, Mr. Jolts Moon, Mr. Richard Shiers, Mr. Jahn Marim• dale, Mr. Robert Proctor, • Mr. Julia Hie:lton, jun. Mr. George Sinitjg, Mr. Wlllians Pinion, Mr. loho Tarim. Me. aulftwEber Weatberall, Mr. William Riehardfon, Mr. Thomas Browin faq Richard Bowlscr, Mr. Thomas Gould. Mr. Junnlats iv Mr. James Oldham. Mr. Leonard Green, Mr. Samuel Matron, Mr. Thane Harding, and Mr.ltaae Stott. Tatisly. That • fubfcriptton 'hall he entered Into for the do fraying of all capaing in preparing sad prefentiug the petition to Oartiament, and alto for folkitieg ar. all for the repeal, 4 that &all ultimately be forma raven, and that Books at limb. 'griming' an rte at the bout.: of the Laid lbw* Stott. 1 tthi y. That Mr. John Hisslans, Mr William lUnhardisa, tr , and Mr. Mac Stott , be the Tuatara% withal they be requital to flarti. Polpuris.