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IWMBER 41403 THEATRF.-ROYAI 4 TO MORROW EVENING, February 23, that Majeittes Servants will ad the Comte Open of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Young Meadows, Mr. KELLY; Hawthorn, Mr. DIGNUM ; Bohai, Mrs. BILUNGTON; Madge, Mrs. BLAND. To which will be aerated the Grand Ballet of DON JUAN. This Evehing—Mary Queen of Scots; with Harlequin Amr!et. On Wednefday. Pismo; with the Child. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT.GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, February 2 3 , will be performed, the New Comic Opera, called TilE CABINET. Tfte MO,: entirely New, and eampafed fne this Opera, by &alum, Moosehead, Davy, Card, and Reeve. The Pthletial Mai% BRAHAM, MLJNDEN. FAWCETT, EMERY. ILANCHARD, SIMMONd, KING, And INCLEDON. Me..materrocris. %i.. Armin. Mrs. M. jotorsTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. DIBDIN, sod Mrs. POWEL, And Signora STORACE. To which will be added the New Pantomime of HARLEWIN'S ALMANACK. LAW. WANTED by a Gentleman of the Profeffion, who Eat rented a regular Ckritibip in London, and is well acquirste.l with Wands, a Partnerihip with an elderly Gentkman in the Country, who may wilt either to retire, or tie reli•vesi from the attire part of the Bufusefs. The molt re fpottahle references will be given. Ad.ltcfs to.A. B. S. to be left at the Gray's Inn Coffee.boufe, will he duly attendedto. This day were pablUied, prke cos. 6d. in Boards, ESSAYS, on the &Rion for Money had and re crived; on the Lair of Affuranees, and on the Law oink of Exchange and Promiffory Notes. By WILLIAM DAVID EVANS, Efq. Barrifter at Law. Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Patcroolter-row. . G. Keay !ley. I.:Let-Rae ; Mania and Wright, Liverpool; Bell and Bradfste, Edinburgh ; Bras and Reid, Glatgow ; and Colbert, Capel-ftreet, Dublin. This day was publifbed, in a neat Pocket Volume, the Seven teenth Edition, with eonfiderable Addkions, Price as. 6d. in Boasts, of THE FESTIVAL OF WIT ; or Small Talker. Being a Coiled:don of Ban Mots, Anecdotes, &e. of the molt exalted Chandlers. Printed for T. Hoeft, sad IL D. Symonds, Paternofter-row. Of whom may be had, the Sixth Edition, with =total Addi tions, price as. 6d. In boards, of The P&L's! of Lose; or a Collation of Cytberean Poems; containing elegint Tmnflations from Anacreon, Sappho. Mu ds% Coluthus, Sec-mins, and innumerable Original Pieces airier before pub Hiked. TORTOISES, FROGS, LIZARDS, and SERPENTS. T. SHAW': ZOOLOGY, 'VOL. 111. con. taining a def.:Apt:ion of the whole of the Animab which conic under the dcsonthsation of Atonal's*, was this ekay pubblhcd,.in Two Peru, with upwards of One Hundrid and Forty Plates, from original drawings, engraved principally by Mr. Heat!. price Two Guineas and a Half, or an lerge Paper 31. do. In boards. Printed for G. Kariley, Fled-ftreet ; Bel and Bradfute, Edulburgh i and Archer and Colbert, Dublin. Of wham any be had, in Four Pans, The fit* and fecond Volumes of this Work, eacaprifing the whole of , with near Two Hundred and fifty Piste, pin engraved by Mr. Heath, pries Pour Guineas, or on large Paper Six Guineas in boards. The fourth and fuetweeding Volumes will be publilbed with all redoLable expedition. This day was publlled, Price sa. bound,* New Edition, with mama Additions, of THE FLOWERS of ANCIENT HISTORY, comprehending, on a new Plan, the nudt remarkable and laurelling Events, as well as Charaders of Antiqulty,deligned for the improvement and Entertainment of Youth. By the Rev. JOHN ADAMS, A. M. Printed for J. Seatcherd, Ogilvy and Soo, G. Rearfley,Dar too .uni Harrel/X. Law, and T. Hunt. • Of whom maybe had, by the bum Author s s. A View of UniverM Hilimy, from the ereatila to the precut Time ; Including an Account of the eekbrated Re volutioaa in France, Poland, Sweden, GeOevai arx togetha with an accurate and impartial Narrative of the late Military Operations, and other important Evens. In Three Vol. deo Price Ono Guinea in boards. a. The Flown of Modern Travels; hi:lnv:lwatt, enter• taLing, and loth-calm Extrada, fdeded from the Works of eke moft celebrated Travellers. ?be 4th Edition, in 3 vols. Pri:e Half a Celtics In bnatds. MEDICAL FACTS ON VENEREAL COMPLAINT& 11ANY perfons that have imagined themfelves to be cured of the Venereal Cots:plaint, have had the mit fort: ne to break out Its or Coven years afterwards :—A prW knopcned in my praalee the other day : a Gentleman was alt. fitted with the fame complaint, and cured, as be thought, by the advice and prektiptlon of an eminent Surgeon: he after ward. entered od the Sate of matrimony, four Months after which be caught a violent cold in coming out tithe play.bouk, that terminated in a Core throat.—At this dills I was called in, and after Akins him the nectar? queftlons, acquainted him that it proceeded from bil ohl western! complaint, bet which be wank' neat believe. He then caikd in the stiff:nee of Come zpothecarit s, who treated his complaint as a common fore throat, until he became fo bad, that be was eon:idled to apply to an. otter phyfitian, who cm:firmed him is% the truth of what I had told him, but too Ism for his recovery, the venereal complaint cing eaten away part of Ms threat and note, the ravages of which could not be Bopped during his life, Co that be fell a (e -difice to his own obitinacy. Perfoos therefore fhoeld be ex tremely cautious in eradicating the above complaint, than which three L. nothing more bendidal than the BOTONICAL SULU', Which las certain remedy, without fubjedlng patients to thole &rims that attend a cowrie of mercury. •• To theft Ladies and Gentlemen bordering en the flare et T.latriniony, the Dolor would particularly recommend the r ended Syrup, prier te their appearance before the Altar of Hymen, who are in the fin alleft degree appeases:fire of the Syll. tent not being entirely (bend, or iubjed to relaxations of the The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to ht had at the Dodoes Houk, No. 9, Alhano-Itreel, 7 Doors from the Leverian Mellwas, Blackfries-Bridge, in Bottles ear a —t is. 6d.—and is. 6d. Alio of Jebouk and Co. (late II rem), No. tin, Oeford•Arect ; Tun, Royal-Exchange; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Boukoss, Royal. :change; 2JIY. COelftlFS Medielrle-* animas, No. sari, Strand; an.l by mat Bookkilers and Medicine Venders In the three Kingdom.. •.• I otters, Bating Patients cafes, with the Dodoes sisal Ice of a Guinea, win be iliddly attended to. e-~+ - , . ' 1 . . ~ • .. , . , . ....,,.. 5.„..b., .5..,. . 1 . II . r ) • ' V I• , 4 'a 7 q : i'''" :l "‘• - .. N„ :_ ) ' Ir; "..,-. _,.,/ ' } . . ' .111: P.- • . _ , . ..,. MONDAY, FEBRUART 22 5 1802 WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. TO BE I.k.T FOR A TERM OF YEARS, Unfurnithed, PASTWOOD HOUSE, near Rotherham; con fining of an ektant well-built modern Manion-Houk ; Drawing-roomy twenty-eight feet by twenty feet; Dining room, thirty-one feet and a half by twenty-one feet ; Library, twenty-fix feet by twenty-one feet; Breakfaft Parlour, twenty feet by fifteen feet and a bar; and other Rooms, all fifteen feet high. The Yettibale, Staked; and Chamber Storey anfwerabk ; all bandfemdy fioimed. Together with Hot houft a, ettenfive Kitchen Garden, walled round, and planted with the elm:lkea Fruit Trees,in fad bearing ; Pleafure °mends, Stabling for ten Hodes; twoCarrfage-boufea; and all fishable Offices. The whole in complete repair; with the aeconuno dation of a convenient quantity of excellent Land, of which immediate port-Zoo may be had. The fituation is elevated and dry, commanding pleafing and extenfive profpeds over a beautiful Country, adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Rotherham to Donrafter, and about a mile from Rotherham, a good Market Town. _ . FAST INDIA COMPANY'. BILLS. L OST from the Shrewfbury Mail Co ac h, on Friday Evening, the nth inttaot, betwixt the Bull and Mouth Inn and Birmingham, a Brown Paper Parcel, addreffed to " Matthew Boulton, - Efq. Birmingham; containing Two Bills, drawn by the Rofe Copper Company, Birmingham, on, i and accepted by, the Raft India Company, London, viz. No. 4, fated Novr. 3d, aot,at 12 Months, for L. 2146 ip 3 And Na. 3, dated Novr. t 3, ditto, atAlitto, for 24 0 1 11 8 ' Whoever will bring the laid Parcel, or give fuch Information as may lead to the Recovery of the Bills, to Mr. J. Woodward, No. 13, London-ftrtxt, Fenehurch-ftreet ; or to Mr. Jofeph Gibbins, Role Copper Office, Birmingham, Stall receive a Ro- ward of TWENTY GUINEAS. Payment of the Pals being Bopped at the India Houle, they can be of no Uk but to the Owners. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Oa tech =was will &rare to a Purehafer more than four per Cent. for the Parade Money, I- IL FREEHOLD ESTATE in the county of Warwlell, as the Borders of Oxfordibire, well inclofed, and Tythe fres), althe annual value of oL and upwards. Apply to IVtr. Bidwell, Solicitor, Na as 5, Tudor-ltreet, Ebck. Wan, where a plan of the Eltate ay be Rem - For further particulars enquire of Mn. Walker, at Afton Hall, near Daisy ; Mr. Nod. Mansfield ; Mr. Makby, °w ham-Mee, Bfathfriar's Bridge, London ; or of Meilks. Jams and Tbonsu Walker, Rotherham. DORatriSHIRE. TO n SALO IT raI‘ATIC CONTRACT, TEE MANORS of TAR RANT-MONKTON -I. and TARRANT-LAUNCESTON, funate near the Great Wefts= Turnpike-Road, between Salllbury and Blandford ; within Ave miles of the latter, in one of the moil eligible parts of the County of Dorfet, with Courts lava, Royalties, Pri vileges, and Immunities to the fait' Manor belonging. The Manor of Tarrant-Monkton comprifes u follows : ift, A capital Tythe free Farm In the occupation of /Mr. James ' Cando on a Leak of which only two years arc unuipir4 con taining near goo Acres of Meadow, Arable, and Down Land. adly, The Trite* of the relt of the Paridt of Tyrant-Monkton. 3dly, The Reverfion in Fee of divers Copyhold and Leafeholti Eltates, in all of the yearly value of about sitol. held by one, two, or three Lives, but chiefly on one old Lite. 1 he Manor of TARRANT LAUNCESTON is all in the Lord's hands (except a few Lifehold Cottages,) and conilds of one of the mod eligible Farms hi the County of Dorfet, called LAUNCESTON FARM, conuining„ upwards of tsoo acres of Meadow, Arable, and Down Lands, whhin a Ring Fence, in Scrushy, and Tythe Free, in the occupation of Mr. Robert Sudden, on a Leak of which only Four Years are unexpired. -The Attution of this Mate near the Great Weftern Turn pike Rood, in a Country abounding with Game, molt reader it particularty eligible to a Golds= who may wills to build a Hunting Box, and the Eftate Weft polkas many advantages which will be obvious to a prate& oo a view thereof. N. B. The Land Tax on the Mate e is redeemed. MONDAY, MARCH I, zilas, ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING, SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each. Toral Value. 4 - of L. 2cpoo is - C. sopa° 4 - - zo,ooo • - fopoo 4 • - 5, 000 - so,ooo 5 2,000 - lopco spco - , zo,coo is - - Soo - - 6.0c0 So - - zoo - - Shoo too • so - - 5, 00 0 stow - - a - 3:4.000 60,000 Tickets 4.3wP00 CAPITALS DETERMINABLE: Firft-drawn Ticket zyth Day £. to,ooo Ditto - alit Day 20,000 . Ditto - 3zd Day 3 0 . 000 Ditto - 4pth Day z,coo Tickets, and Shares of Ticketr, are felling at every Licenfed Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE t Ticket £.z6 zy o Half - 813 o Eighth - 24 0 Quarter - ♦ 7 o - 0 •„ 4 ' erfons in the Country wifhing to have Tickets or tihares, may be fuppiled by fending good Bills at Short Dates, PoR Office Ordcrs, Bank Notes, or Cab, to any Licenfed Lottery Office. yr_T The Price of Tickets and Shares will rife confiderahly before the Dray/Inv—Prizes paid in Sterling Motley. The Tenants, Mr. Cando and Mr. %dam, will Sew their rfiteMse Farms; and he pardathrs apply to Mehra. King and Johns, Attornies at Law, at !galena, who have a Map at the Effate ; or to Mr. Davis,'ot Horningthant, near Warmin ftar, Wilts. SUPhlte, KICH, and VALUA.BLE EFFECTS. HOLDERNESSE HOUSE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-..8y Mr. CHRISTIE, On the Premitm, THIS, and the following days, at Is o'clock, By Order of the foie Executor, ALL the Ekgant, Rich, and Superb Houfehold FURNITURE, large Freyels Plate, Pict and Chimney Glares of fingul.ir beauty and pert's:dies, valuable Cabinet of Sere, and fine Drefilen Porcelain, Sue old coloured and Blue J apan, foperb modern Cabinets, and of the nre old japan, mag nificent Or Molts Clocks, Candelabras, ace. large quantity of remarkable fuse Dutch Table and Bed Linen, and various other Waits, the property of the late Count& of Rottman a sn; decestaL—The whole In the higlieft Rate of prefervation. To be viewed with Catalogues only, which may be had, at as. 6d. each. CAPITAL PORTER BREWERY. TO et SOLD BY PUBLIC •UCTIOX, Upon the kfth day of March, silos, at the Houle of James Lra, the Eagle and Child, Warrington HE kUNCORN PORTER BREWERY, with all the Brewing liftman, Stores, Calks, &e. as the Came arc at prefent Naffed by Rams Morrifoo. The Brewery is LA:deltoid, of which there is Fourteen Years yet to come, and was both in the Years z 785-6. lt is excellently cooltruded,. well Cupped with Water, and is abated on the bulls of the Merfey,within a few hundred yards of the spot where the Duke of Bridgwater's Canal joins that river, eonfequently, has the advantage of cheap Water Carriage to Liverpool, Mancbefter, and all the -manufatturing Towns in Lanealhire, Chaim, Staffordadtr, Lke. There is a commodious Dwelling hook upon the Premifts, moaning of fourteen Rooms, betides Kitchen, Oakes, &e. a large Garden well Rocked, and an appropriate quantity of Land. For further Partieulan apply to Mara Macdougall and Hunter, New4qoare, Lincoln's-11o; Mr. William Lawton, merchant, Liverpool ; or Mr. JEneas Morrifou upon the Pre miks; either of wham 'reauthorized to fell by P rivate Contran. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re. friability deviate from the gaseral fyltem by the fa leetion of a peculiar Branch, the fandloo of long continued fucceft is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my sadiato the exclullve treat. men of THREE DISORDERS , and the fuceefsful Walt of my plan gives nee additional ard our to oppofe u far as Zam able the ravages of thole complains which are the roof import• ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as im Army Surgeon, 1 formed awl at an early period of PraCtlee to relent individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally clan germs precipitancy of general Pnaltioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cute of which I have de voted my attendon, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether at a recent or long duration.--idly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether &riling from the Wits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and tally that cis rangeman of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. NuNieraiml Moffat are the refult of Ignorance or hafte In the trestnant of aim* Cionorrhea, and it not unfrequendy hap pens that the fieda of Life are polkaed by the indifcretion of an unguarded boon By a Cuperior method fuch complahtte are (silly cured, and even where others have failed, I ma@ that. I may prelinse to offer a radical re•eftabliftunatt Few, however are the cafes of complicated diftrtfs in the &order compared with the calamitous fituatioos of Men who from WI inaSOLTTARY VICE, or the prevalent &le ties of a f Life, acquire that Bate of Debility which is the unavoidable emkquenee of feeh pernicious habits. Where the unhappy Tatra broods over his mifery, but care, fully coocesh his misfortune, it may be feline confolation for him to know, that although it be an °Weft of doubt or uocer. tainty with other Pradidoocrs, the removal of thefe DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual prove& of Renovation is the acquire matt of my eigoarksee. If the rites of Flacchukor Venus have begun to reduce wady vigour, meek anxiety will be wevme4 by an early commearaelon of this languid hate, and In there cafe* 110 great tßlietddiss will occur. But where this Dehdency hay for years exact*. a proper Pet teverance requifite to revive the Ountbring (perks of Lite, and to re-aftlmato the Coolthution. MARRIFD WOMEN, who have long been difappointed In their cr.peastium eta Family, avy be attired, theit in moll inlhutees lack 46ffs- are curable by Medical Skill. The SF./,` ELV is to Wendel to my undertaking, and the ' I have prdomed to Hate, form the Balls any Promises. and is e with (u 4 this it'd. nation is given, the Mr may be =Malted pefonally (or by letters ineklbagaindllote) at hie honk Neap, Arm dd-ftrciet. Strand, sal Toile-Bar. Thine' Is an adalopar advance in Watar-ftreet adjoining sod the ism ryas bobills*len. M.I. Maks 1110,11in1 Conege cf fttwerans- To see SOLD BY •ucTION I , By HENRY BAXTER, On Thurfday the sub Day of March next, between the Hours of three and aur &Clock in the Afternoon, at the Bata. lox, Saxinundham, Suffolk. AMOST tie fi rable ESTATE, &nate in Al dringharn, near Aldeburgh, Suffolk, confilling of a very fubiLintial and commodious Madge or DwelLnlihonk two Bann, Stables, and all other peccary and convenient Out-buildings, and about aos acres of Arable, Meadow, and Palm Land, the greater part of which b an excellent mixed Soil, now in the occupation of Mr. - Ifasc Webber, under an agreement, which will expire at Michaelmas next, at an old rent of 1701. but computed to he very fairly worth the yearly rent of s3ll. This Eftate lies upon the Turnpike Road leading from Yox. ford to Aldeburgh, which is • good Port, and a faihimable and much frequane4 Bathing-place, and from which it is diftant only three Miles. This Farm, on which there are aboin three saes of Cover, might, with a little attention, foon be fully flaked With Guile, being In the centre of a fine Dating omntry, and It enjoys an unlimited right of Commonage, wet the extenfive Commons of Aldalngium. The covenants uto the mode of karfat the Farm are extremely liberal and advan tsgeous to the Landlord. The Inclofures are well fenced, lie extremely well minicar!, are in a high Rate of culdvadon, and may be taken poffedion of at Michaelmas next. The fituation of the Houfe Is particularly pleafan4 and, with a final) expense, might be Wily converted into a &Arable Refideaa for a-Gentleman. The Land-tar has been redeemed, and the Poor-rates are fo snoleiate ' (the ERate being fituated in the Incorporated Hundred of Blrtbiag) as not to bare exceeded, foe feveral years pall, the rate of one Shilling hi the Pound. Upon the whole, this Elate offers a molt eligible caution for the Gentleman or the Agricultalit there being few Oxsts upun which picafure and profit may be more fucceltifufiy com bines'. Xio an Mate fituate in Thorpe, near Aldeburgh, in Suf fair, confining of a Barn, and kraal Inc Janice of 'cry good' Arable Land, containing intween so and 3o Acres. now in the Occupation of Edmund DiMose, at the yearly ,rest of sal. los. This Eftate h fituatof twat the edge of the Bea OW, near the point of Land called Thorpe 14efs; and is s molt de fumble fpot fors Gentlanan to build a Bummer Adidas= upon, being within the affiance atone mile from the town of Altitborglt—The Land-tax of this Ettore is alfo redeemed. For Particulars, empire of Robert Crabtree. of Haletworth, Steak, at who& Oice a Pfau the irft ocatioaed Mate nay be teen. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for tilot. Begins Drawing ift of March am. THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAD BURN!, and Co. Stock - Brokers, At their State Lot tery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Ex change, London . NEXT MONDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. r JL BISH refpeafully acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that Tickets and Shares are Wing at alibis old ettablinted Ofßees, No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROS3,I MANCHESTER, and EDINBURGH. Where the current price for PRIZES will be PAID on DE MAND as loon as drawn. Tickets and Shares teetered, coned Numerical Books are kept, and all Bufiners in the Public Funds trantaded with fide lity and dffpatch. MONDAY NEXT THE DRAWING COMMENCE S. SIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS Were paid ha year in Capital Prizes by HODOES and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 149, Ozford-ltreet, oppothe Bond-ft:set, and No. 44, St. Jamcs's-ftreet, for the fortunate Tickets fold and roared by than as under Sated, viz. Ns. 13005, • 20,0031. No. 30,333, - spool. 29,467, zoomal. 28598, 24,787. tO,OOOl. ao6o - Spool. N. B. The Tickets and Shares of the prercos En la th Lottery are now on tale In great variety at the above o&es where Prizes to any amount will continue to be paid on dema nd. refut, Houk i and we L payments fend:news, Per have. March 6 tilivid LOorcs and jet Come-Garden, reaffirm twat*. isoithotte e dolopi,ffikffir Iwo, and copartners, altos, at Gail^ •• lin ----- "„." lit P., • - trr . 14. - r i,- ,e ' los ,_. r A ~ • "" / ' • ("1 ~. i y-k . • - gp • . • • ,-5. - I_,. •'- 4 11-1 - --:- - al_ ~. ,r 1 , • r--.. e4,-;', 4 r f,44 i - rs • . 'No . - 1 .-4 . .. , N.,,_ \ . .-••..ir -,• i t i: io.id- . • • • •• ' kr : P.. . e.... . .. _ __.....:.___ [PRICE LIMPENCE. . To the SURVIVING PARTNERS o f t h e HOUSE o f Mein DAVID SCO rr, Jun.' and Co. ! Gesercessata, ! TN confequence of the requifition which you have made to us, we the undertigned Merchants of Loi,,:on, and G. A. Robinfon, late Audite:r General of Bengal, to:ally unconneeted with the Houk, have in terms of your Advetile- ment dated the Kph init. examined into the Affairs of the Honfe, and the various books out' documents thereof, and the refult of the inveltigation is, that we not only walla the Houk perfeCtly folvent, but poireSed of a very largg furglns, • and we have no hefitation whatever in recommending that the payments of the Houfe do immediately rueommence. London, tyth February, 1802. ~ W. LUSHINGTON. • T. REID. i i P. CRAUFURD BRUCE. G. A. ROBINSON. The above declaration. perfedtly correfponding with our own fentinkaus, and the refult of the enquiry which we thought it ' 1 proper to make on the death of our late Partner, Mr. Lennox, . , having fully confirmed our expeaations, We give Noti& that ; the payments of t h e Hour,: will be mimed to-morrow, the I seth inft. accordingly. DAVID SCOTE,jun. and Co. Broad-ftreet Buildings, tyth Feb. t Bo 2 . 1 WM. ATKINSON and Co. • • I THE Creditors of the l a t e Fi rm o f W m ..A t - •A` kinfan and Co. of Chamberlain's Wharf, but now of No. 31, Canterbury-Li:pare, Southwark, are requefted to trasit. min with in thirty days trom the date hereof the particulars and / precife amount of tilde refpettive debts to Mr. William Sutton . of Salter's Flail Court, London, the Receiver appointed by the Court of Chancery to receive and pay all debts owing to and from raid Firm, in end:: that the tante may be t•samined , and paired, and in default thereof they will be cacludel the benefit of a Dividend Intended to be thortly afterwards made among the Creditors whore debts than be allowed. And all Perfons indebted to the raid late Firm of Writ Atkinfon and Co. are requefted forthwith to say what they r.fpeEtively owe . . to the raid William Sutton. The defaulters will be legally ap- plied to without further notice or delay. February 16, zBo2. . ._ .. lhm the LOND ON GAZETTE, Feb. 20. . At a Court at the Queen's Houfe, the 17tti of February, prefent, the King's Mod Excellent Ma-- jety in Council. His MAJESTY, in Council, was this day plcafed to appoint the following Sheriffs : i . 1 Hereforellhire.-Edward Bolton Clive, of Trcviile, Efq. in the • room of Thomas Debits, of the Apoftics, Efq.deciared. Pembrokefhire...-Hugh Stokes, of Flubberiton, Efq. inftead of David Lewis, of Heat-Liam, Efq. Cardiganthirt-David Davies, of Glan yr Gems, Efq. Montgnmery.-Pryce Jones, of Cofronldd, Efq. inttead of Da-. vid Edward Lewis Lloyd, of Farm, Efq. _ ISLE OF ELY ASSIZES. . EDWARD CHRISTIAN, Efq. Monday, February as, at Ely. • • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. i COMMiCGOns in the Royal South Lincoln Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. William Difney, Gent. to be Lieutenant Dated May 4, Igor. George Rogers, Gent to be Enfign. Dated April 23, doz. ,‘ i Peter Fofter, Gent to be Enfign. Dated May 4, 18ot. BANKRUPTCY SUI'ERSF.DED. • Robert Even, of Shepley, pardh of Kirkburtun, Yorkfhire, clothier, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. 1 Samuel Newton, of Massehdtar, corn-facctor, dealer and chap- man, to furret;der March fb 5, at the Bridgewater Arms, In Mancheller, and April 3, at the Anchor, Lancafter, at three. t i Attornies, Mars. Duckworth and Chippendall, Mancbtfttr. ' Samuel Every, late of Liverpool, ihip- c h a ndler, merc h ant , . • i 1 1 deeer and chapman, March t. 3, t 6, and April 3, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Windle, Ban- lett's Buildings, London ; or Mr. Fleetwood, Liverpool George Dike, of Abingdon-fleece, Weftminiter , boot and Sloe- ' 1 maker, delz and chapman ' Feb. 23, at nine, March 6, and April 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Little Fridayaftreet, Cheapfide. . John Keeves, late of Chandos ftreet, Covent-Garden, dealer ! 4 and chapman, February 23, March 2, and April 3, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Johniton, Southampton-court, • etieen's-lquare. . • 'Thomas Starey, of Newgate-ftreet, London, whokfale linen- draper, dealer and chapman, Fcb. :3, at ten, March 6, at eleven, and April 3, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. • , Brown, Little Friday-Mon, Cheapfide. Richard Comber, of Lewes, Sulks ' watchmaker and Over- fmith, March 8, y, and April 3, at eleven, at the White Hart i Inn, Lewts. Anomie, Mtlks. Tourle, Palmer, and Pugh, Bartlett's Buildings, in London; or Mr. James Charles Mit- chell, Brighton. . i John Rothwell, of Nottingham, holier, Feb. 26, at fir, Fe.). 27, at nine, and April 3, at elev e n, at the Punch B ow l, i n N ot - tingham. Attornies, Mefrs. Jaasfon and Leefon, Notting- ham ; or Mr. Robert Rider, Fetter-lane, Loudon. i John Eglonton Wallis, of Colchefter, Eike, merchant, de-der • , and chapman, Karel; te,l6,and April 3, at ten, at the Cattle, • ' at the North Bridge, Colchefter. Attornies, Mr. Daniel S r.lt- LOD, junior, Cialcheiter ; or Mr. Sandcrian, Palfgrave-place, Strand, London. Emanuel Parquet, of Somers-Town,Middlefer, diftiller, dealer and chapman, Feb. 24, at ten, Feb. 27, at tw,Jvc, and April . • 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Seymour, Margaret- .., . ftreet, Cavendifh-fquare. • Michael M‘Garry, of Bell-Wharf, Saint Paul's, Shadwcll, vic- tualler, flopfeller, dealeraturthapnlia, Feb. 23, March 2. aqd April 3, at, ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bentham, Eon- , verie-aren, Fleet-ftreet. James Lyon, of Savage-Gardens, London, merchant, Feb. 14, at ten, Feb. 27, at twelve, and April 3, at ten, at Guildhall' Attornies, Mr. Atebefon, Ely-Place London. Robert Bakelite% now or. late co ftridica-ftreet, near Covent- Garden, coffeehoufe-keeper, dealer and etiaptiun, Feb. 26, at ten, March 6, and April -, at eleven, at Guildhall. At , or- nies,, LondonJ Meffrs. . and R. an d T. and E. Jennings, Great Slia....- , lane • • ) 1 .. :1 i I Henry Hiam Waller-row, s, of Waller-w ' Lambeth, Surrey, umbrella- -4 maker, dealer and chapman, Feb. 23, March 6, add April 3, 4 1 ; . at ten, at Guildhall Anemia, Meffi-s. Willett and An- nelley, Finiburpfquare, London. • Philip Winton, late of the Jamaica-hook, ameoediey, Surrey,- vietualkr, dealer and chapinan, but now of Shire-lape,Mid- . differ, Feb. 23, March I, and April 3, at ten, at Guildhall ' 4 . Attorney, Mr. Paffett, of Webber-row, Blackfriars-Road, and *lace-yard, Widtminfter. John Underwood, of Great Marlborough-ftreet, St. James's, I t 1 , Middierez'frhecatarydealdealer r at an G d u c ' hai'man'l.eb.27l44 fir. f i and m Ap pia2 3, el even , Attorne y , • za-Chambers, Covent-Garden. . Alexander ' Arbuthnot t and Richard Bracken, late of PhHpot- lane, London, and of Birmingham, Warwiduhire, merchants, 1 I dealers, cher:nen, and copartners. Feb. $3, March 20, and ~ • April 3, at Guildhall Attomies, Mars. swain and Ste. I vent, Old Jewry, London. i t: DIVIDENDS. March 6. Abraham Benjamin, of (...N.ftle-ftreet,Hourielfditch, London, men:bent, deals and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, . S . March 2. William Maeher, late of Baker's-row, B esia md,a . ) fey, Surrey, baker, dealer and thalamus, at ten, at QuildbalL March 6. David Lewes and John Henry Rlltg, of H a r t -ft reet . . , mac, aeth No. mit ; prccife