Star. — London, England, 1812-04-06 00:00:00

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To w ho win be added. the Etotnecuic Melo-Damao( TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. ikiro w.The Vireo of the Suss; with Timm* the Tartar. PRINCES-STEET, LEICES. •rsp,,,KfUARI., for representing * Naval Victories of b e empire, by means of mechanical modest bnpiarted to opaque a d transparent :ouches, aided by the 'Osiers of Optks and Paint ing, where the Ships and Elernverts are seen in motion, eathug, veatirif, and exebanging broadsides, vith the effects of the Wrench snips on fire, and the boats out wing their vanquistual enemies, 4 -w r ong to she spectators the moat Igdzaating idea of the havoc add destruction which occurred On *base most Splendid events, from eleven till tine.—Admittance oath is. N. B. The BATTLE Of THE PILE *-being an . aph. b i e %Whim' to a peeiT, omit at ode o'cloak sad 10 dila, when it is regularly reptelwAsed. 1.1,01r1r3, MARCH its, isle. SCRIPTION for the RELIEF of the WIDOWS lied FAMILIES at the OFFICERS and MEN Ist* lest In Ids DAisperires Ships ,6 r. QLOROP., of 98 vets, HARO, of 74 guns, rYErt.I:CE, of 74 guns, S %IA) o,lt-lA,of 30 suns, EAST INDIA TRADE. Newcerrte-erost-Tree, Meilen es, Isle. AT a GENERAL MEETING If the MER CHAN I'9, SHIP OWNERS. MANUFACTVRERS, and others, interested in th e wale of Port and Neigtabotir hood, convened bit the Right Worshipful the Mayor, and held this day at the Guildhall, for the purpose of taking into conside ration the expediency of Adopting, preparatory to the expiration of the East India Company's Charter, such measures as may be 1 calculated to obtain a general participation in the trade' hitherto' confined to that Company exclusively.. GEORGE FORSTER, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair. It was unanimously resnlved, 1. That it is the undoubted right at . every British subject, to eperciee a free Trade with every Country depeoetart upon or in amity with the British Empire, subject only to Alth ics/Z.CtiOnS as the nature of the trade may render necr iauy. t. That the morespoly hitherto enjoyed by the Vast India Company, while it has precluded the private Mercian front participating in the trade, hid been so far from operating to the advantage of the Company, that it has reduced them to the ne unity of asplyirg to 'Government fur repeated and enormous [ lane of public money to support their Estabndrment. 3. That the exclusive prleilege in question is attended with peculiar circumstances eif aggravated hardship, that while it ex cludes the British Merchant from all participation in the trade,,) Foreigners We permitted to share its advantages. 4. 'That the argument width hat so often beeo used in from, of this monopoly, tiled Itte eipitals of private Merchants ate in adequate to the prosecuting of so exteosive and distaot a trade, is completely answered by the fact, that Foreign Merchants, pre vious to the late restrictions on neutrals, had succeeded in taking to themselves more than one half of the East India trade. S. That if any reanins were wanting against the continuance of this moaopoly, the obstacles which political circumstances have almost every where interposed to cramp and fens: the operations of British Merchants, would furnish the most un answerable. • ERIC/SIC !WE INSURANCE-Orr ICE. a-- TETE DI RECTO Itl are ready w gt tat Pereie§ for the Insurance of Buildings, Furnitere, Merchandise d Maire,Ves.els, and ad other Property, against loss or damage by I FIRE, on Principles the most Iberal and equitab:e, stag on'rerms consistent with the mutual security o f the Office and the rabic. lassurancm due and paslie it LA DY-Den, mast be reamed Within fifteen days thes groin, or the Policies will be void. . The increased :name of all Property renders it in gel cal hal Meaty to prudent Persons to add to tacit inserascet; aplP.llol* dons will be made by this Officewithout Charge ror tie Pielleieei our will any be twitchy Policies for Insuraoce wards. FARMING STOCK at the reduced premium of et..ywr Ceot. ' Pinpoints may be hadeatis at the principal Offices hi dor Strand sad Cornball, Landon, or of the Company's Arms In the dlf *rent Cities and 'rooms In Great Britain and Ireland. RoAvicr . SKELTON. Sze. tliecary. • arts pity to acquaint wboderfiii heneht frct4 wkie/s I cut Friends to whom 1 dltiri: talutary benettt; they de; used in that country, foe owing arc Of Stift received the utmost rend ::hates Taylor. L• sq. la;. ditto ; Mr. Wisodriir, n % Esq. Spanna la Mar, ditto; G. Miston, Ley. ; I. l'enlinson, Eso: Salt urn, Esq. Say.stma; G Listiith, Knit:goo. ditto; Iff, Sparith 'Town; With tability.—Sir, your most 31. D, of 'hi slip Ganges.. 4,Ctleapsick, Corner and Belam, Porthnouth; l'ortsea ; Hall and Johtt. lieerness; Peck and Itrna, prthy, Nettleten s and nd Switusey and Co. Mr- Tpoot ; Staines and Lynch, Manderton, Reborn, and M'llouald. Glasgow; and Cc: Norwich ; Swin- Liverpool ; anti reran Si boxes at 2s. 9d. and fia. ICINCY, of 12 guns: . _ The Comrairree ehosen for the aljusagement of this SO:weep -0031, in order ;ii nuke kaawu the extraordinary claims and rnag-- nitude of the eaLatnity :igniting relief, beg to . state, that the Slumber of ikes 10st list the sliovrionentioned Ships, amounts to power& of 2900, and annebetoedlis the number of those in eithoralthraret Singed of 'be Wile, Copenhagen, or Trafalgar.« . . . inkadoldime ogler's:Jed 41'205 IL . 44. . • The Proprietors eras Admiral Lawforil S 0 lingliehmati ..., 5 $ Viet-Admiral Sutton if S Timor» Huhtet,llll- 11 11 5 C. D. ' - *I 0 The Worshipful thi , ' .. * AP/ 4 Flidnitle, Esq. 5 5 TherhCiffirpkw 7.. Alli hili.J.,Honoilher L • 1 0 Windham Knatebbell, ; • ; yApp•A c ksiz o k, Thelon EN (2dAlbscriptiao) . 5 4 'llacnamaratilsooell B 0' Bte Make Trier Bort. 1 1 0.% Dayslopiripp • Kay Itirteeiood P&p • ' tale of a sibois4l/1. Anon 10 to' gate Cl IN. $O. ' Vent. George Winter oto Cos, Holub, and co. 10 10 lee‘Arinural Darby 10 10 George Caldwell, Esq. Ode DaY's ray of every Jesus College, Camb. 2 2 Officer, Non-consmis- Richard Bactrian, Esq. Stoned Officer ' and • • Leek, Stdfordshire 2 2 Private of the Royal Fred. W. Campbell, Esq. 5 o South Gloucester Re- - Lvme, Hatboro, and giment of Militia .C 55 2s. 6d. Roberts 10 10 lii.M.-Govr. grovrell 3 S John Hatcher, eon. Esq. • The Inhabitants of the Hale wortla 6 0 ! parish of Plymstock, Vice 7 AdiuiralGrindall 5 0 per the Rev. Joists R. Geo. T. Bulkeley, Esq. 10 0 Fletcher, Minister 12 0 - 'Robert Tindal, Esq. The Officers, Ike. of the Chelmsford 5 5 late Regt. of Loyal Lieut. C. Tindal, R. N. 2 2 Greenwich Voksetem. RI& WA. Firs Nelson 10 10 Infantry, per USU.... Tife Hon. Edw. Law 5 .5 Colonel Campbell 10 10 T. L. . 1 0 A List of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels whose °fracas and Crews have subseribed•Two Days Pay : Queen Charlotte San Josef Victory Prince of Wales Bellerophon Bellona Warrior Defiance Norge Egmont . . Namur Elephant Bedford Bristol Sceptre Aboukir Ralsonabbs Dictator Leopard Argo Ulysses . . Royal William Horatio Furieuse - Pyramus . Hyperion Solebay 'Fyne . Pinelse Jason . Fisguard li,obe Desiree . Daphne Ranger Iphigeule Braave Crocodile Porcupine • Betels Hazard Alert • LLEN'sDANCINGss•MUSIC ACADEMY for rap:44le Pupas erd70111: AblikercktemePaellik "lmre. P4ad.ng eveninp, Tminilny an 4 land y t el . ) arter; from nine to ten, or odit ka..from Agit is tons; or on , wtidnerdYy and Saturday at four. Aa Academy 'fir Weld and' Ifittreinental Wyk in general en listordlq. and * 'Monday,' XI I is. 6d. per quarter, keeping usual school bandana, or Li irkhnut. 'The lia*krdouble those teems. haft Popil pays .1111. entrance, except young Ladles in Town for =bona T axa. tions, Who pay Cu is. for the month. Perste Tuition at all other bears. Assietblis thondart. 6u staid Plimetertri of tlke bat quality sold cowl aciair 1.1 4 ,000.110P40, riai . : • DUMPKIP-S,StititE, tfaAlt MOPPA TO B SOLD, HEATHERY HAUGit, a Conntry Residence. with about Ir 7 Acres of ;kb Pastille load. The Prensisos coedit do coromodicias, handsome V,U.ia the glettirserlik mid comprise a half mak storey for Kiisbils. Servants }4 Crllie„ doe. ; Dining and Draw'ng-rtionts,Lalwarg, ind.llurier% room on the first poor, and four lied-roam aod a light Closet in she se. oond floor. The Ofeces comprise Stables; issibis,Cascli•bouse. Cow-house, and Gardener's lAdge. The lobar is very plea santly situated, about bat werbotween the Village et Mdtwv and the Well. The Prosodies, if not previously Aiill byltrivate Agreement, will br exposed it Publii AUtd on , m Edlnburigh,un the Ist of May next. Application may be made to Messrs. Maude, Great George street, Wevtminster • John Sy**, Stamp OSce, Dutuftles ; or Mr. Samuel Bro wn, at Moat. and professin . r.al skin' discover the most /are an.ll Ming Diseases, fie suttehi- It proof of superkithy. are been induced to nu their particiPar study, we. tell in a niontent of futon= res and Gleits, which, by 'vcrtiary cured ; as also 4s ban indulgences, long red ditary vice, too often nn L sexes, in the ogle causing er a numerous t#ht of nee. :medled, terminate in has stressing state Of debility or of such baneful habits, tit is the powers of the coned. educsted Surgeons of Loa iy res tendon to boundary! NEW VATTERN REGlhifill'fitLll. :, . OFFICERS may have el ery information, and set , the Patterns. established by the Comma:Awls Chief, at dotowov and Son's Military Establishment, New-street,Covent-. dazdep, where Gentlemen may be completely equipped for any Regthient in the. Service, at twelve hours notice, and from 15 to !Orr Cent. under the tuna! credit charges; for ready money,; seApois 6. 1 bat this Meeting, being firmly impressed with *Se sea• timents, deems it expedient that Petitions, founded on the bails of these resolutions, be immediately prepared and presented to both kiodses of Parliament, praying that the monopoly enjoyed by the East India Company may be sullered to expire with their existing Charter :—that the Gentlemen named below be a Com for the purpose of preparing such Petition, and that they be authorised to print and circulate Copies of these Resolutions and of the Petitions, and to correspond and co-operate with the Committees appointed for similar purposes in other parts of the kingdom. 7. That a Subscription be immediately opened for the purpose of carrying these resolutions into effect. 8. That Earl Grey and Lord Percy be requested to present the Petition to the House of Lords ; and Sir Matthew White i ßidley, Baronet, and Charles John Bratidling, Esquire, Members for this 'I own and County, to the Howie of Commons, and that they and the Members for the Counties of Northumberland and Durhani, be'requested to use their utmost exertions in its sup- . port. GEORGE FORSTER, Mayor. 'the Chairman having left the Chair, Resolved unanimously, that the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Worshipfni the Mayor, for his readiness in convening the Meeting, and for his able and impartial conduct in the Chair. SALES BY AUCTION S SYDENHAV, RENT. Eligible FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, Gar:ens, and Meadow Land. By Mr. ROBLVS. at Gerraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley. • Conlin, on Thursday, Aprll9, at Tardy, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held 3- for upwards of 80 yaws; comprising an excellent compact Family Residence, the principal past erected within *dew %yrs, consisting of an Entrance Hall. Dining Parlour. capital Drawing room, study, Storerooms, and suisalie Omani. airy Bodeliaine ben over, convenient Ofces of Al descriptions good 's Yards, Coach-house and Stably, and Outtitildians, all in cram. pity order; and small Pleasure Ground, gaalOardels,hrokard. Farm yard, and Buildings ' rich Meadow Land, the pboy about thirteen Acres, situate at Sydeohass, in the county of Kent, only seven miles from London,' the property and rostilenctsflipqey• Tahourdin. Esq. This Estas forms a desirable property for a Gentleman's Family, excellent neighbourhood, and good rtsdpin all directions. May be viewed by tickets. Particulars on the Premises; at the Golden Lion. Sy ; • 4:Aim • Bull,Shooter's4slll; Green Man, Blackheath; Royal 414. a - Wool., ich ; Bell,Bromky ; at Garraway's,aad of Mr. Rqbbib street, Golden-square, whore Tickets for vibwlng tray ROMNEY MARSH. . -• Valuable Freehold Estate, rich Graphs, and Arable Lead, Diu church, near Hyde, is iketlennty of It 4 By Mr. 101119111, At the Saracen's Head hut, at A.WS( gent, oisTseillniktbn • 14th of April, ea Twel#e; its Two Imes, : • A VALUA BLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land Tax redeemed. and nearly Tetbe-free. situate at Dym: church, in Romney Marsh, near Hythe, in the County of lent. Lot 1. An 41 gible Farm, containing upwards of fifty-two acres of rich grazing and ar able land, lying perfectly convect.. with a barn, shed , and yard, situate tin the road front St. Ma r y' s to Hornchurch. Lot 2. A Ditto, consisting of nearly 35 acres of rich Grazing Land, lying together and near the church, on the road from Dym. church to Burinarsh, both in the occupation of Mr. Wens.tenant at will. These estates pay a modus In lieu of tithes, of one shil ling per acre for the gracing land. • May be viewed by applying td Mr. Wantons, at the Rose ,anti Crown Inn, Dymchurch, of whom particulars may be bid; at the George bin, at Lydd ; Mite Hart, Rye; Newton, Romney; Saracen's Head, A-Itford ; London Inn and Ship, Doter; Faun:. rain. Canterbury ; of Messrs. Batebetor and Potts, SriThAtore, der jeatit% lon, Fleet•street ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; where a plan of the Estate may be seen. . aIM% after retaining iiis most grateful thanks • es 'Oa Public fortbek unbounded faimws in the late Lot h*, telpselfolly acquaints them, that Tickets and Shares are Min e lflat Vsriety. for the New Lottery of only 12,000 n, sII to I t e drawn the 90th of THIS MONTH. Petit/it Puce—Ticket, £2l 15 0 •Half .. ... .... 11 6 6 Eighth t —Quartet' 1. ........ 515 0 Sfitteenth 1 9 6 7.lte bcbeme teahtspeotion *1 found novel, sad may be bad • • • oath; at _:." . 4,:COALNAIL.4, , or 9, CHARING-CROSS, • lIIIIko Capfeal . Prises, too maim:one for an Advertisement, bb4a • _ • • been %id, Shared, and paid en demand. ...c 1 ',,, Persons in. the Country who hod any difficulty in Wile' supplitti in , the Agents,..are desired to write (post paid) to either of BISH's Offices as fbove. _ practice has enabled tbens, cereal complaints, however subjecting the patient to cite ; and In rentnt area I discovery of the Infer/Ink :he short space of two days mode of treatment (which stogie Instance in a pre& >d many thhusand persons atter severe and-injurious , racticioners withon effect), tear advice. • professing the cure of these hey may not be marked* justly attached to the iglus- Isemselves to state, that they tiated into every branch of front different hospitals, and nysicians, they have to cow resulting from their cadets. r Menet of the general Prao• pretension: constitute a fait ,once v ith which they hart, ured. (RAND sad NOVEL 5 FATE LOTTERY, of only 13,000114e5, wiU be all drawn so early as the 30th ARIL. The Capital Prizes are increased—more varied lu Mir value, and offer a double chance to Adventurers.—Tbeir gemelength cured; the limits of an advertivement. Matta and Simms areas/ling..), iIIYTON, 2, ; and 18, Coventry-street; at which valy fortunate Offices ' the fol. lying Capital biles Well* in 1/8 Share. in the last Four Mins, viz. 3,343 • -... Ctitiff A ei 8000 3,943 .. 41. .........».... 5.000 9404 .116•01••••••••••••••••• A eimul • 64000 a 2,504 B 6 , 000 / 71 ••C•••••••• .•• . ••• .... .... • ... 2,000 • 4,025 • • • .. . 3,000 Chanticleer Portia• U tile Redbreast Tin ether Ariel Rose Plover Woodlark Starling Algerine Agoessor Partridge Resolute ‘ Bruiser Persian Conquest Sharpshooter • ' Holly Gannet • Calyp to. Bacchante , . COMMITTEE. The Right Worshipful the Mayer. The Master of the Trinity Home. Sir Cuthbert Heron, Ban. Newcastle. Josel•h Buimer, Esq. South Shields. Nicholas Fairless, Esq. ditto. WilHrm Linskill, Eq. Tynemauth Lodge Thomas Emerson livadlam, Esq. G a mit William Clark, F.sq. Long Benton. Thomas Smith, Esq. Newcastle. • Benjamin Sorsbie, Esq. ditto. Mr. John Graham Clark, ditto. Mr. John Walker, Dockwray-square. • Mr. P. T. Buttner, Liminroa. Mr. John Hawks, Gateshead. Mr. William Redhead, CarviHe. Mr. Robert Rankin, Newcastle. Mr. Matthew Plummer, ditto. Mr. Joseph Lamb, di to. Mt. Shallat Dale, .litto. Mr. Miles Mdnknouse, ditto. Mr. William Armstrong, ditto. TiiONIAS BROWN, Secretary. Alonzo Escort Violet Cruizer Comnsittee4toorn, Lloyd's, Aptil 4, lilt An advertisement having appeared from the Corporation of the Trinity House, signifying that tbat House was ready to afford' relief to the Widows at such as had ►ufiered in his Majesty's ships St. George, Hero, Defence, and Saidanha, the Committee, think it requisite to state, that the said relief does not in this highest classes exceed Four Shig:np and Sixpense per Month, ♦nd i► confined to the Widens, of the Petty Officers and Seamen a provision which the Ccmmittee conceives does not in the least supersede the necessity of the present Subscription. They also think proper to observe, that no aid can be derived from the Patriotic Fund, that Fund being applied only to the granting of relief in cases of battle. Subscriptions are received by the Matters of this House, and by all the Banking-house. in Lowdoss. THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. - No 3, George-yard, I.ombard•street. --- ested to state the particubb iriel*%ing a Bank Noss, me will be for warded to sal o. Surgeons, IS, Banal* VLOR, ESq. REET. LONDON. Tbis day were published, price es. THE RIGHTS of CONSCIENCE Asserted and Defined, in reference to the Modern Interpretation of the Toleration Act ; in a Discourse delivered at Essex-stre.-t Chapel, February 5t h , 181 4, being the day appointed for a Genelal To which are :mem!, Notes, and an Appendix, illustrative of the Toleration Act.-13y THOMAS BELSII4SI. Printed for J. Johnson and Ce. St. Paul's C.hurels-yard. - 1,494 11 1,000 • 10$0 ••••••••••i•••••••••• A. 00000 :-••••••4' 500 225..........0 500 908 • &c. iltr„ Ike. rthif-7—Tand Co. the dontractots, respectfully submit efollowing SCHEME of the PRESENT LOTTERY, to tht inspection of the Public. They do not conedve that any comment upon its advantages is necessary, as they feel enured that its superiority wt appear on a fair comparison with the Scheme of any former buttery. Tickets and Shares are an sale at Iheir offices, No. 11, Poultry, 12, Oaring-Cross, and Si, Aid- Tate High-street; where, in the last Lottery, drawn jilt of January, No. 5,497, a Prize of X 20,000, and No. NS, a Prize efaC4,ooo, were bosh sold in abates. SCHEME. Prize of £20,000 is 15,000 10,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 e,OOO moo SCO 400 SOO 200 100 DO 40 30 25 15 1. "2 .. - s . £20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 4,000 4,000 3,000 3,Y00 9,000 2,400 2,000 4,500 2,800 3,000 3,1,00 30,000 SO • 70 100 124 0,200 1 2 . 110 0 Tickets. 412%000 Oply 12,000 Tickets, all different Nunibers. The Whole . te be determined in One Day, the ;oth ot:•thls Month (April). - ittpui Alt NEWSPAPER OFFICE. W MARTIN, No. 8, Cornhill, London, begs ' leave to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that frnm Ms Office Newsmen of every description are re.obrly forwarded to all puts of the United Kingd o m, postage free .l . The greag ir- NolantY and disappointment experienced by Gentlemen resid log in the Country not receiving their Newspapers regularly, in. dusts W.M. to inform them, if they will favour hint with their Olden, be will engage to supply them without being thus dim,- Platte, and in that regular nunner which shall give the greatest s ittdattion. Public Reading Rooms, Coffee-liouses, Agents. Ate. hod this Establishment well worth their notice, as they will loot only be served regularly, but on very moderate terms. i - rIH / 416 ntin8 Pon - taistfon DAILT I Star Sun Morning Chronicle Itioriiing Herald Glou. british Preis Statesman Day Pilot tlit Ledger Traveller tu n t A f t eert b ee - Alfred. , leo %Lift!). AND r lUD. TdiLS. Ti11:11$. AND SA% L oudon Chronicle Commercial Chronicle . • /Lessem Packet St. James Chronicles Eveting Mail. s n oio Chronicle la Wict?r, (W e d.) Gentili ExsolPf Post lirflish Mel cilri, (ditto) -- Land. Gal. rPoes. and Sat .) ' • "faload Advi s ee, W e dnesday and Saturday. Cobbete s R egister, Saturday, and all otter Weekly Ptipara..ll To Atevutrispas IN vie Vous/Tar. . I __ un . P le iacaarlinience and delay exper?!incedioy b9lieltors, AU" r S and gentleme n i n l e Country, in gettlui Adtertithe SUenit Ingertesi In Lond o n a nd Country Nosafters, Ridged Vs Mikan, to Warta *ens that he endOrtaidwte t*llave sad a. 111, 1Alk, Manilla, Deaths, PAraspipbe. as IdiiiitlS 41_411,. weasels for sill the I.uadon sind Country Newsinons WW l ' Os WINK atom,* aid Eispiisik • I Pt • 4 , . • J: that ever since the rig el.ues Ve.nerea ; svhich,fress of medicine prescribed by the nd undergoing several velars urged from the Hospital, walk to most inveterate nature. Is r had got to such a head, is ce. I had a large ulcer at as n, and my legs were betaken t was dreadfully painful, and • the last seven years; nay left y much discoloured, anti h ave ilarly when warns in hisl..es is lamentable state 1 was re r,who received uv state , a cure e's Patent Pill*, which I began arse of a fortnigh - . I IN put to in a month the ulcers ea my 'd—soon afar, the sores on nay eer, considerable discolours one of the left, which, by tbo perseverance in your Weal's. dispersing, the skin regaining sins gradually going off—l thus L medicine, perfectly freefroso vered my . former spirits au! fat.in which stateharing con. dune= of all who knew me, I est my gratitude but beg yarn rtals, to make this nay case 9,0 :ry o ccasion—in so doing foal dui obedient very humble see. ALEX. ivilintl" A " iburgh. Proprietor, Thorns§ Trillit I a:germs in London, at his horns , after a constant resider/110d s e particularly direcW&' tlad and those incidental fo 1101 inviolable secrecy wlttclinss# ibserve In such tilos be 10.4 s i st ance be gratuito usl y ed , • lane, willbe esteem, by A Mom attained and void Stmetit,•at the o_rfum'SW the Toy-shop, 140. muff , Fo. 7, FitdlAnrett•bill, n e person in every consia r tf) ly 2s. 9d. each, soslekup 1/.•'_., i persons °fruiter 02 411111 • "'" , 1 4Pott el. .. t, *MOW. I Meese •"• 0 "V ts Biter 6 I - 56 ...a .............+... i -.../GE TO-MOR.SOWS ••gi••••...... 63 mialitcs ~: r . is 1 ..... 7 .---agi T, Pic ECK 4ce, Temp ING I -- GRAND WESTERN CANAL. IT appearing to its, whose names are hereto tub a embed, being five of the Committee of Management of the Affairs of the Company of Proprietors of the Grand Western Canal, that a Special Assembly et the said Company of Proprie tors is necessary to be held to consider and determine upon the propriety and expediency of reducing the width of that part of the intended line to Tiverton, which yet remains to be exzeuted. We do hereby call a Special Assembly of the said Company of Proprietors for that purpose, and do give Notice, that the same will be held at the City of London Tavern, Bi.hopsgate-trcet, London, on Thursday, the 23d Ilay of April next, at Twelve o'Clock at Neon. Rated this etith day of March, 1412. SAMUEL WOODS. SAMUEL MEDLEY. SAMUEL JACKSON. HENRY LAWSON. • CHARLES J . I:OK ES. • Ndll. The Clair will be taken st One o'Clock precisAy. • TO SCHOOPMSTERS. WANTSII a SCHOOLMASTER to instruct 7 20 Parish Boys at Greenwich, in Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, and to take Charge of their Cloathing and Board. For Particulars enquire at the Clerk's Office, Drapers' HaU, Thrngmorton-stmet, any day, except Saturday, between the hours of Ten and Two o'Clock. ASCHOOLMAS'rER wanted by the Batta lion 88th Regiment, capable of instructing Soldier? Chil dren in Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic ; according the Rev. Dr. Bell's System of Eduestion. His pay, clothing, and allow .aosios, will be the same u a Serjeant. No applicatioo will be at waded to, unless accompanied by satisfactory testimonials pf cha racter, and capacity, from a Clergyman of the established C%urch, of which the applicant himself must be a member. Letters (post -paid) addressed to the Commanding °Seer, Brizham, Devon. Wee, writ be duly attended to. P ILIC STOCKINGS; and real INDIA carroN La STOCKINGS, 'selling of, orb very superior quality, both ribbed and plebs, at RADAR 'S NOT !INGHAM WARE HOUSE, No. 58, Cheap side, four doors from Dow Church ; a large quant 4 ty of white or black silk hose, from 6q. 6d. a pair to the most curious qualities cheap in proportion; likewise a quan tity of India cotton hose, from Is. ed. a pair to very fiae Sts. 6d. iststopfiline ifs. 6d. mods boot hoes Is. ad. a pair; also a guar -4 441/44;loves, from 4d. a pair. Tboie who have to snake les, will find an advantage well worth attention. mitiikes, observe they are at Radford's Notting , - Cheapside,firtrr doors from Bow Church. ender the deepen patronage they have Ladles and Gentleman Manufactory and Wear -- and fashionable irtfoLstEßY every description, Chair Beds, ba wd Tables in one . new. jmproved . all FOrofig! climates, litany Wien are •' • &earning and am - -e '4"1,149,1* may . Slat Jergs purclammy will find an advantage well wort To prevent mitiakes ' observe they are at Rad bin Warehouse, No, 52, Cheapside, firer door+ frog and SANDERS, under pitUtade for the very liberal patro •e 4 eery humbly inform Ladles a recently enlarged their Manufacter , Imad which ewe eidtibit a very extensive qf every Artkle of CABINET and Ul Ntf ORE for Floloiei and Mansions of eel plittletillir the Pat. nt Bedsteads Sofa Beds, C pyttallAtikig Tables, Trtfaller 'Sidebar& and ryat Niue of Furniture, with ineny °char. pal fiklulifiF Ole raerjlWftaptulles and all Fa Army end Navy, &c. N. B. The Valeta fovilittods, Ste. that many e Islr !Oink, k Is ibiatrititeedkes to say toe &ea AMU% lime gam of Men been espied ,fro! fiistkifs 14040010‘71,15aa11:47,43.44 TRADES AND MANUFACTURES. This day was published, Handsomely printed in Quarto, the First Part, price 3i, and the First Number, price ed. of a New Work, entitled THE CIRCLE of the MECHANICAL ARTS, or a DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL SCIENCE; be irg a Complete Guide to the Knowledge of the Manual Arts, Trades, and Manufactures. 'THOMAS MARTIN, Gut Excanesa. Assisted by Eminent Mechanics. To the Public.—lt has been justly remarked by those who have had occasion to consult the numerous treatises already published on the mechanical arts and manufactures, that they are so defi cient in detail, or so involved in abstruse terns, as to render them almost unintelligible, and therefore proportionately useless to the generality of practical readers. The present work is in tended to obviate the defects of former publications, by treating of the different subjects in a plain, dear, and comprehensive manner, suited to thVoses of the Practical Mechanic. The ldiror has ois the co-operation of men of the most eminent and'exptrience in every department of the undertaking; and having hinuelf devoted a long and laborious life to mechani cal pursuits, be trusts that this work will form the most com plete body of practical information ever offered to the public. The following are some of the loading subjects which the work will embrace: Architecture, House Carpentty, Joinery, Cabinet-making, Masonry and Briek-laying, Painting and Glasing, Ptutnbery, Practical Geometry, Mansarmioh Surveying, Comb, Bridges, goads, Mach Mary, work, Hydra. Engines, gold and and h's, .. Engraving. ' i a r l ig ed war Boat an% Comb. iodated , one of Part _put>. pries nines in. •roe Engravings. .k is .~;•~ - . di, Mechanics . in general. Mill-work, iiaelthouri, Clock— . in several Lott.' • ' k, Implements of AgrLultorn. Turning in wood, metal, am. A MOST DESIRABLE ESTATE, single* ja v ° iraub" and Hydrostatics, p neu m at i cs , seam Engines, Water LA. the Paddies of livraMmar, Relbeek, Ilsethbrup,dalSwolr. m es , Pump-work,lelets.Saegy, Mining , Smelting. Casting, ham Prior , in the Comity of Combeidisi g lint, and b ar i ng, p o • and min Work, Working in excellent Dwelling-hoose sod Farramg Oakes, ~dry a and silver, Edge Ttiols. Cbsmiitry as applied to the Arts Hoinewalifs, nod upwards of Ono Thvosand Acres of moot dial- manufactures, Dying, O • iag, Tabning and Curry - 4 Nei Arable. kidedesi Passim Mal Pm Laml e in a hfgl sem of Soap-making, Bleaching, C• and its applies- ; talkiesdo% lebe ra zof icu meldsies wry be bid as Michaelmas next. , Manufacture of Earthenw are , •-makieg,Drawlog s will "TV 60 Pubadied i bale** raving, Perspective. Type-founding. Printing, Eneh•NW dote 1 1 . 111 7 he Mal tilatr. Jaseits,Nam Deswell•assrt s Wheel Carriages, Ship-boliding, RooNsaking, I:=g e Lbseorn's Inn.] ..'n• - .. - •-• Weaeleili CeePerieSi liWeak le& Colin eedi t ao. 41lioreinalting, Tin Elam Slanofactore, selsol.lllMl* C.AMBRIDOSSitria B. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR A 114401111131, Baking, Brewialls etc. ke• *a.. ... s ag . . • AND %ITS; TO U SOLD Ise AUCTION, BY DAR. PE 'lit Circle of the Mechanical 4.14 c " DITI, "‘ . - ,10 - - , AI tbe Bell las, se Itaverdt.ht the pigmy of, Soak etnit.the Sid in Quarto, in double COWSDOk: ir eyrie " Int wee k ill 111 1 IPliffair aipswil dr.by Memo J Cootreet) he Look_ lOW . it win be 10.41,411,7410.4 i.: iitVice •ids, 'THE _OR of. SH4IDEJAWfauwd, . 8 of which orM visit oval sgget4eg ma Al i will be a .1 1 . TO Oil aerial CIII,Ot tagetbet with a my edholds pu m isbe4 ornbit, ( with d, Birviews), En*. for Oil orator pet e 4, ilium, In the egesralic a ; r three Shillings. of May Coups ilerdmilik meil Patkow. Is da lit . ' I. The work will be illistiemil fry almillerri•PligierPlete Cbadridet ; add esaudehs our Ohl Acmes( Arab • ravings. • pad Pastas, let to reopoiedie Taunts who foldTheullhhit T. It is estimated that it itSO isn't eiceid ii Perth or HO piths to sultig . 4 ia.A. • al 3 b OWL . . r WO: PirtaggW4 l 4 oll 4kohliairiliallaire MI treat fee tits Nine. "PIT lil . 1141 Chills, PI .. ... . • • ' . •t . • •I• . . , ROMNEY MARSH---KENT. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, Manor, Flsbeiy, Para-house and Buildings, Cottage, Public noble, and 170 Aries of Meadow, Marsh, and Salt Mark Land and Beath, of which possession may be had at Michaelmas nest. By Mr. ROBINS, at the Saracen's Head Inn, M Aikftied, in the county of Kent, on Tuesday, April 14, at 11, la Four Lots, AVALUABLE and very improveabie FRSE fiGLD ESTATE, situate In Romney Mark, in the part' of Lysid. oar New Romney, in the county of Kent; comprising the Manor or reputed Mabee et LyskLawith the right of fishery, extending near tviv miles along the beach and in die enters of the • Estate, and upwards of 1730 Acres of tick meadow, ntarsh, and salt marsh land and beach, whit farm-house and .buildings, cot tage, and public house, all in a ring fence, in the occupa. ion of Captain Fynn, Messrs. Baker, Russell, 071ar, sod others,adjo+n ing the lands of the Earl of l'hinet and Whheidee, Esq. This Estate is highly improveable, and by temporary fencing may be considerably increased. Possession may be had at islicimaelmas next. A very eligible property to invest money. Particulars may be had on the Premises ; It the Ge orge l ea , Lydd; White Hatt Rye; of Mr. Steady, Baker, Enflames Rose and Crown, Dymclinrch ; Ship and London loos p and of Mr. Shlpdent, Solicitor, at Dover • Saraeee's Heed, Ash ford; Fountain, Canterbury; of Me ssrs. Jones tusd over% tialisbory•square ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick amok, Golden. game, whese a plan of the Estate nay be seen. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. v • - Ba VALUABLE TITHE FREE ESTATE--Las4Tax reepeenehi nj TO BE SOLD BY AUC I lON, BY MR. PliliT(X; ruirget At the Ram Inn, New-nista, 'boot &e Met week in in