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E, ~' c ~ • . . - li . . . 11111 1. . t . . • /4.N , I _ ••• __, . -" • . 01. ... .. At j a . • . .1 . .. • • , :\ P 6 t . •' . .1, . J . A'4l .. . b ( ...... 7 ........ : '44 ) [ i ar , ... .•,,.,... , . i . , , • :•• . . . . • . t • 4%. , • I .11 • . • 1.,.. ~. • . • ' : 11!",.. . ' I • ~ • % .•V • . • cs, I" I r. 44ingsti 7814 THEATRE ROYAL. COVENI.47ARDEN. ••••••••••••••••••• . . O N MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 30, will be . presented, ROMEO AN!) JULIET. • \ Romeo, Mr. C. KEMBLE; oftes i c OMr. JONES ; Benvollo, Mr. BRUNTON; Tybalc, Mr. BARRYMORE. I.ady Cqilet, M.N. POWELL ; , Juliet, Mks S. BOOTH. i t i,itet 1. a Masquerade and Dance, incidental to the Play. In :g et iv. the Funeral Procession of Ju!.. 4 and a Solemn Dirge. ' To which will be added, first time this Season, the Romantic Melo-Drattia of - TIMOUIt, THE TARTAR. On Easter Tuesday, The Virgin of the dun. VURSUANT to a DECREE of • the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, .blade in a Cause, HOOPER GOODWIN, the Creditors, Legatees, and Annuitants of - fiery GOodwin late of Westhill, Wandsworth, in the, County steamy, rig. deceased, are to come its and prove their several peiti,and claim their respective Legacies and Annu!iles, before' fSsNcIS NI/ L STR AT,011.1), lisq, One of the Masters of the said Cosa, at his Chambers ' in Southaniptob-Buildibra Chancery bne, London, en or before the •,Intit-iday of April next ; or, in ehult ther.ol, they will be prtemptutily excluded the Benefit of she ,aid Decree. Iliac and hfcrrificlJ,Soficitors,Crrey-street, Lincoln -lnn. NEW PATTERN REGIMENTALS. tITICERS may have every information, and see the Patterns established by (he Connitander in Chief, at _ _ EstimoN and Son's Military EA.iblisliment, NeA r strect,Covent. Gado, where Gentlemen may be completely equipped for nay Regiment in the Service, at twelve hams antic..., and horn 15 to Jeer Cent. under the Usual ere& charges, fur ready money, ler Agents acceptmces only. EARL WELLINGTON. ' This day was published, kandsoinely printed in 4et O. with a Portrait of Lora Wellington, from au oriirnal Bust, price 15s. TALAVERA : A'Poem, with Notes. The Ninth 1 !Idiot' corrected and cranial. To which are uo* added), TRAFALGAR and other Poems. Printed for John Murray, 32, Flert-street, London ; W thciecood, Edinburgh ; and John Ciintrning, Dublin., _ _ Pg. lay rat pablisiind, 4to.with a Map, sel. :THE HISTORYof EUROPEAN COMMERCE A with INDIA; to which subjoiord a Reviews of the Ar , pments for awl again.t the Trade with India, and the mauage jun' of it by a Ckutard Couipany, an Appendix of autLeit. By DAVID 7eLACPIIERSON, Author of the Annal 4 of Commerce, &c. • Printed for Longman, Hurk, Rees,Otine, and Brown, Pater anter-row; and at the BritiA Gallery, 54, New Bocd street. Tlit day was published, in S vole. Bvo. price .£l. Ile. 61. boards, the Seventh Edition, corrected, of A NECDOTES of the LIIE of the Right Hon. la W11.1.1A WPC CT, Earl of CI-IA l'ilAM, and of the prin tipal Events of his 'I line, with hie Speeches is Parliament, from leper 1738 to the year It 778. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater ceeer-row ; Eau the British Gallery, S 4, New Ilond-strett. Of whom maybe bud, of the Right Hun. Wi!liam £1.111.64.-hdc. This day was published, .let Vas. deny 9vo. price Lt 11s. 6d. and on super royal paper, prke t 51. haardic, illustrated br a Series of Engravings, A HISTORY Of the COA,LEGES, HALLS, .1. 1 and PUBLIC BUILDINGS attached to the UNIVER. DIY of OXFORD; Including the LIVES of the FOUNDERS. By ALEX. CRALMER6, F. S.A. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater ricettr-ruw ;at the British Gallery, 51, New Bond -street; and J. Cake and J. Parker, Oxford. `.• A few Copies are worked it) Quarto,.with pronf Isnpres- Okao of the Plates ou India Paper, price Li 3. 6s boards. " A futer person tojAccute this task tuan Mr. A. Chalmers 'add cot perhaps have been found. Long versed in every brands • of enquiry relative to history, biography, and autiqtdilea. as well RA rrgAlied in the art of writing, of a dittrinabiating mind and -Oa judgment:'-131 itish Critic, Feb. 19:1. CA NIPBELL's GERTRUDE. ilk day vas published in Poo deo. the 4th Edition, with a hue Bugr.avirig t rice 91. ho.atts, of GERTRUDEofWYOMINO, or thePENNSYL VANIAI4 COTTAGE, and other l'oems.- .. By THOMAS CAM PRELL. Votorie contains all Mr. Cantrbeh's Pottry, — eicept the Pleasures of Hbl:." Muted for Longman, Hurst, Reef, Orme and Brown, Pater tbastet-row, and at the British (I.illery, 54, New Bond-street. ..". Wr tajoire once more to see a polished and ;•-a }wiz Poem lath old sale of English pathos and poetry. We. lose this Vo latile, oil the wh o l e wit h f ee li ngs o f regre t fo r i ts sh ort ness, and kankation for the genius of its author. There are but two noble Hof perry, the putt.ittic and the sublime: and we think he giam very ei.uaordia..ry proofs of his s taloets for batik" Edirr. lt.evirw, April, 1809. " i • A few Copies of the Quarto Edition of thy W ork way still tad, price Li. rs. in hoards. PORSY PHON Tikilts. • I E 3 di was putlished, in one vol. Svo. the Fifth Ed:lion, cur vl and improved, with 1S folding ?late+ at:d a Portrait, Ajce I Ss. board.; TREATISE oii the CULTURE and MA NAGEMENT Of FILL3II"tRELS, in Which a 1 ""v Melt(( 4 * and and Training la fully deserdsvd, To a ;itch is I...‘and improved ttlition of " Observations ou the Di.ras,s, -w W e% and Injuriet in all kinds of Filth and Vore , t Frees; wstb aa Account of a paiticuktr Method of Cure." PublisLed by order a Nnitnitaeat. WILLIAM FORSYTH; tf.A S. and P.S A. weever to his Majesty at Kensington and St. Jaatea's, lqeintier ut the E.Contnuical Society at St. Petrsbargh, &C. avc. hinted for Lon gman , Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,Pa•er itt!'inrv: and I'. Cadal and Nr. Davies, Scraud and at the —o Gaper ll, r. Aew ja (1- . • on street. i'ob igne • 'I his Jay was published, 3 d,, 'lto. price XS. es. half-bound, andimperial 4:o. !rice fB. half-bound, with Seventy Ensraeinipt, piE A RCHITECTU ItALANTIQUII'IES tivtattNt' BRItAIN represented and ign,trated in a Senn, 4 „ w as EL:ratii...n, Plan., Seetious, and Details of various au .„2 4 7"` English Edifi ces , with historical and,doseriptivc Accutune eac '••--lly 1011 N SLUT lON # F. S. A. • 11, „. Of whom may be had, 1 k m w urkeitt 3 Dub. imp erial 4r0.,£22. Sr. half-bound. bil;: t l iu u u la ct iaactlisun ato. ia. half.bouad. Quarterly, In Vans, price les. and l Os. 6d. each.j noe s • a a l n kTvinia are executed In a soperior elle; ibc d nti escrie- 1 die L ij,.. --- ""entil ample, eu 4 .l ; T reat to be accurate ; a, ILD• th wePa, nirlideflCt of so Sete an antigu2ry a- Mr. Brittoa., . 4. re can b . co doubt that tile succ e eding parts display a ma ' raltioig rectlimite."--A rn i-l ac . Rev. Lonetutan, Hors., Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater . • r I "; at L. , British t.;alhzry, 54, A\ W 8U•14.1..iE I tet J. ,Y ar , khdbrn; id the Authar, Tanstuelt-klace. sc r , ,„ ilvt..'pliblis'aed, the Fine Arts of th ngUth " 0 4 Vol. I. Lie g e 410 . r.ce £6.6a . e.nd • atlas 4te. price art t Vol . S. • A taw Coil es wilt proof impftssioas of the rlaiteien India ra gy I Pace 15s, MONDAY,.:MARCH 23, 1812. ' EAGLE PIRE,FFICE. PAYMENT Or RENT OF PREMISES RENDERED UN- TBNANTABLE BY FIREA P OLICIES of Insurance expiring at LADY•DAY; should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that PerinS, to prevent the Parties [merest ceasing - therein.—MEac.arriLa INs'ullANCEi effected at reduced Premiums. U.AGLE LtVB OFFICE. Every description of Insurance upon Lives may be effected at this Office with the utmost facility, upon terms of pectins: ad . vantage. WM. BLETHAM, secretary. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMP.II4Y, New IllIDOZ•SreEtr, SLACICeRI.IIS, EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT; For Insurance /rum Fitz, and on Lives ; and for the Grant and Purchase of Aunt/1 . :n . 5. INSURANCES falling due at LADY-DAY Will carafe unless renewed within fifteen days from that period. The system of Fire Insurance pursued by this Company af fords every advantage which such a security can ykld. • On In- Surances uu r nr Lotinors, the premiums have been considerably lowerel. A large allowance Is vilade on Life Insurance; and in that indin every department of the busineis, the Company's arrange , menu are attended with all possible convenience and 41 patch. WARIIF.it PHIPPS, Secretary. ••• The Company's Office for the West-end of London, is at No. 97, on the West-side of Nt.w BoNo•sta err, near Oxford• stre.t. °MCI OP OIDNittNCB, March 13, 1812. THE PRINCIPAL :OFFICERS of HIS MA- .usrr, ORDNANCE, # &ray give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Nil:Mail, on or befUre Monday, the 20th instant, from such persons as orty be willing to undertake the supply of Sundry Articles of OIL, for the st mice of this Department, for a period of 7hr Yea. s, detenninalde at the expiration of one year, at the option of either Parr?. Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon applicati:n at the Principul Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and forthes Patti together with the Terms and Conditions of the Casitr:.ct, May be known at the Secretary'.; Office, inPall-Mall afinsiaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Cluck, where the Proposahs must be delivered, sealed up , and endorsed •• Propocals for Oil," but no Proposal can be admitted attar the said Wash instant, at Twelve &Clock at noon of the same day ; neither wilt auy Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent its his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. A. CREW, Secretary. ADMIRALTT-QFPlef, Merck IP, NEW ESTABLISHMENT OF PAY AND HALF-P..IY FOR NAVY CHAPLAINS. 'THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS for EXE CUTING the OFFICE of LORD lIIGH ADMIRAL of the UNITED KINGDOMS of GREAT BRITAIN and IRE LAND, do h,rehy give Notice, That has Royal Hithtiess the PRINCE RECENT has been jraciously pleased, by his Order In Council of the sth inst. in the name and on the behalf of his Ma. jtsty, to direct, that the following Regulations, in respect to the Half-Pay or Przedea tea be allowed to Chaptiins el his Ma jeity's Fkt;-t, after long and meritorious Service, as well as the Pay and Allowances during the period of stick servitude, shall be established in future, viz. COUN I V Elk E OFFICE, SO (IMP N -S . CItEE I*, b fRAND: TRUSTYF.S. His Grace the Doke of RUTLAND, K. G. The Most Noble the Marquis of liuc►;tvcneut, K. G. The Right Hon. the Earl of NORTKAMe fON. The Right Hon. the Earl of 13UCKINGUANISUIBL.• The Right Hon. the Earl of Derek 01.5011. Y. INA CT, Esq. M.P. Scoot's 1310,0/Ail D Moe LA Nt, EN. M. P. And Sixty Directors. Managing Director—J. •T. BAILEE*, Esq. F. A. S. " Ist. That every Ship in his Majesty's Navy. from a First to a Fifth Rate inclusive, shall be allowed a Chaplain on her Esla bNehment. " 2d. That every Chaplain after Eight Year; of actual Sea I Service, (or if in a Guard Ship, TOt Year 4,) during which period be sh.dfuot have been absent from,his duty six weeks at any oue time, except by special leave from the Board of Admiralty, and ; who shall produce Certificates of good conduct and moral beim viuur front the Captains he may have served under, shall be eh titled to a Pension in the Tutu rz of Hal f-Pai ; but no Chaplain to be entitled to Half-Pay or Pension if he shall accept any Pre -1 ferment wick Cure of Souls during the term of his required t Ser vice at Sea. Receipts fur the renewal of Policies which terminate at Liar- Der are now in course of &livery. P ERSONS who are Insured with this Association become Members. S loch raotyrs as arise are divided EQUALLY among the Members, according to their respective csintributions, aud without the risk of loss, as an ample surplus Capital htts been provided to meet any excess of loss that way occur % Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns, wi:o arc like wise Agents to the. Provident Life Office, futintLil on similar priiiciplei. " 3d. That the amount of this Pension or Half-Pay to each Cha,alain s! all be Five Shillings per Day. " nth. That if in the event of a Peace, or from other circum stances not depending on himself, a Chaplain shall nut have be: n able to complete the full Servitude of Eight Years, a Pension may be ersi!ferred by the Board of AdmirePy according to a scale to be determined on, proportionate to the terra of Service, in no lease, however, to be granted for less than Three Years Service at See. " Sth. That on the rspiration of the period of debt (or tan) yews, as the case may be, every Chaplain shall give notice in writing, whether it', his intention to continue to serve or not; In the hrst case, every year's additional Screico shall entitle him, when peacei on the Pension list, to rsceire at the rate of S'x • pence a day in addition to the Pension which his eight (or ten) years strritude may have entitled !im to , until the argre 7 gate rate amounts to Ten Shillings a slai, being the greatest Pension which any length of Service can confer ; in the. segond ca,e, where no further Service is intended, the Pension shall re main at Five Shillings a day as above moan fined. s. 6 , 1 t. That length of Service and meritorious Conduct shall I render Chaplains eligible to all the Chaplaincies of all Naval Establishments whatever, the disposal of which shall, or may be, left to the comideration of the Board of Admiralty; raj that no other Cis rayanA shall he eligible to any of those pkces of pre ' ferment, than a Navy Chaplaid; and that the Presentation to arty of those pieces of Preferment, whose emoluments may anmart to Four Hundred Pounds per Annum, shall cau h. the Hali-Pay of the respective Chaplains to cease, as is provided by I.a. lit the ease of the divided Living of Slotonbourn " • ,A WHOLESALE HOUSE, in the centre of London, of well known respectability, is willing, for a moderate commission, to allow the Notes or Aczyptances of Country Manufacturers and Tradesmen, to be addressed pay able 'there, and also to pay the one and two Pound Notes of Coun try Bankers, on terms of convenience to the Parties. 3 Fog further parilculdirs. address (post paid) with real Names, to A. B. C. at Reed's Colfee-house, Fleet-street. MONEY is always ready to adiance, 'at legal An nuit y interest, redeemable, on Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Laud or Houses, Dividends of Stock, An rriitie=, Rent Charges, Marriage :i-clements, Widows' Jo:ntures, Patent Places, Church Livings, and any Income for Life. The Nobility and Gentry of known fortune, or their Heirs, may be accommodated, either on their sink or joint annuity boi:ds, with promptitude aoil secrecy. Apply personally, between nine and five, or by letter, to the Director of the National Bank, Nu. 8, Lower J ohn-st reef, Golden-square. NEW AND IIkIitROVED PLAN OF WRITINC:, BY I. PARSTAIR4. BY this New M:thod any Petsonmailearn, in SI X LES.iONS oStt.Y; a most beau& td Rosining Hand., Th , s Attainment is ill be of great advantage to dune who have Books to keep, or, from their avocations in life, are &aged to write frequently. It will entirely eradicate any bad scrawl, and will also add very muck to accuracy, freedom, and expedition. To write wall must be allowed by all to be a must i accessary and mend accomplishment. Any Improvement ilizrefgre that can jot made to fac , laaie the obtaining of speed and paficiency id this art, cannot be utracceptable to the admirers bf Penmanship, and also is those in business. Tuts New Method is withrly dif ferent and entirely tlistinst from all other Methods lately atb;er tistd —Sprc'ntens may be seen, and respectable references given, . on apiicai ion to/. Carstairs, at No. 18, Newcastle - sifret, Strand Ladies and Gentlemen may be au:laded in any part of London at dub- own later*. " 7th. That the Pay of a Chap Lin, while in actual Service, shall be a:cording to the following Rate, viz. " One I fundred and Pifty Pounds per 'Annum, and the era , Wished compensation of .Eli. Se. a year for a Serrate, in each Rate. and to have a Cabin allotted for him, in the Ward-room, or Gnu-room, where he is to Mess with the Lieutenants and to be wed for Vtetuals: and when the Chaplain shalibe willing to act as Schooltnmiter, he shall be entitled to the Bouuty of Twenty Pounds a year, granted by her-late Ma , ,esty Queen Anne, by her Order In Council, of the 21st April, 1702, provided he shall pass azforamination before the Lieutenant Govern'_. Professor, and Prheeptor of th Royal Naval o,llege at Portsmouth, Instead of at the Trinity House, as required by the ahove-ntentioned Order .l Cottnril ; and he shall be further entitled to Five Pounds per' Aatlhm, to be paid to him by every young Midshipman and VO - of the brat class, as a remuneration for his hducation, ibi same to be stepped but of the said young Gen leman's Pay. 66 Soh. That a Chaplain General shall be appointed, with such Ernohnitems as may be deemed proper by the Board of Admi ralty, to whom all applica ions for Appointments shall be made, or will be referred, and all-Regulations entrusted, relating to the Estatoishment of Chaplains for tie Itityal Navy, an the saute man ner as is practised with regard to Army Chaplains. " fttlt. 1 hat no Warrant will be granted by the Board of Ad- niiralty, to airy Candidate for an Appointment, unless rccom- , mended by the Archbishops of Canterbury and Yogic, and the Bishop of London, through the Chaplim General, as in every way i•ruperly qualified. 66 loth. That Chapta:ns new serving in the' Navy, who may upon due examination be deemed proper to be continued., shall be allowed the time they may have served, as part (not exceeding one half) of that required to entitle them to the Pension or nalf-Pag." By Command of their Lordships. J. W. CR9KER. ' N. B. The Rev. Archdeacon John Owen, llas been appointed Chaplain General to the Fleet, to whom all letters are to be ad dressed, under cover to the Secretary of the Admiralty. -O.ItAND and NE OVL S FATE 1.0 . 1' l'gRY, of N-P only 12,000 Tickcts, led' be all drawn so early a. the 30th APRIL. The Capital Prizes are increased—more varied in tLeis value, andetfer a double chance to Advent v eers . —Their great length exceeds the limitsvg an adversiwinr.it. Tick-. and 611111.... s :ire soling by EYTON, 2. CurnhUl ; and 18, C i ttry-streer ; at which only fuoutiste ~ Officrs ' the fol lowing ...apital Prizes were sold ... 118 susses in the btu Four Moutias viz. • 3,343 CLASS A r''' T. . sCl5,O' l O 3,943 .. 8 ". ..... 4.......'. .13,000 11,504 A 3,304 71 ' ".." 1 ".". A 4,0118 •••,•• .......... A. .............. 1.000 1,664 ...I 1,030 A ..... .......... • 800 - 1235 • "...... C ....... ..." .. SOO 908 ' .. . efk . lie. Sic. lice„. __• _ SWIFI anti Co. Contractors with Government , re sptc:fully beg leave to solicit the l'atrortogo of the Public towsrds the scHE ME of the PRES.P..NT SfA CE LO may, whieli will Le drawu ou the Stith of meat Moab (April). SCHAfE. i Prlze of £f.0,000 h - 1 - . is,ow - 1 - • 10,00 e . s,OOO, . - 4008 stlfo,ooo . 1 4000 . IV" i4 OOO 4,000 ROMSE7, 11.4 . .51T5. 3,000 ... • 'TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA l'E CONTRAC I', 4 , 000 , A LL that wOl.buiit FREEHOLD WATER 40 00 CORN M 11.1., plentifully supplied with water, situate ia 5,000 I the Parish of Ramsey lufra $ containing two Water Wheels, four 3s'-' O4 l pair of Stones. a ;lour and Wheat Machine, with two Dressing I 3,000 Mils; the above Mill Is capable.of grinding twenty loads of •- , gt loo wheat per week, and has granary room for 4Or 500 quarters of • - 2,000 wiiht, with all o. her neeessaxy Store-romns. Also a good - 4,500 Dwelling-house adjoining the Mill, with a Garde*, Cart house, •70 • 2, 8 0 0 Stable for se-ten horses, Out-bonier, and other useful Offices. 106 !, 000 The above Premiiet are Trhe-free, and are in a most coma. I • • 124 • 3,11.0 nient situation for enrrying uttan extensive trade either to Jersey, I 0,000. 30 , 000 Guernsey, or the F.at.t or West part of the Kingdom, being only --- seven miles from Southampton, and Ave from Redbridge at 12 000 , icket4 . zuo,ooo either of which places goods may be shipped at a itasolaie The TiWkets iti this T.ottefy are all of different Numbers; atla s expence. i N. B. 'Mere is a goo Ed and Troia Fishery hdenglrg to the the WtOle Lottery will be ili.termined in (Inc Day. Ti cues aad Shazes art aching byS.. UT and Co. at their offices, premi sed. 1:, l'outtty, 12 , Charing -gait:., and 31, Aidgate High - greet ; F or a view of the Premises. apply to Mr. B. Wandler, the where, in the last kottery. drawn vst January, 2Jte. 5,491, a owner and ercupter ;and t o r further particulars apply to Una, Cr. Prize of £.'0,090, vias said in sizte4A IGtha ; and Ne. 393, a eo Mew', liolistai aui lion, Sol:shots, Etereasyd . . • . wise at stt,Oart, is twelve dates. . • .. I 1 • 1a ;AM Loop_ Loge ono. • 560 400 3C6 • SOD • 104 .54) 40 • . • • £3 • . • PRICE iIIIIENCS/lALIPPICIWr.-- VA fl Anil? 'ANNUITY. • TO DE SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. WIISO V . I • At thy Mart, OP TOMOS, PK,. at Twebu o'Lluck, VALUABLE ANNUITY of ONE HUY DUD and NINETEEN POUNDS darhog the Id:e ur healthy (iesstkmao,agtel it 7 ; secatrod upon Fr:eliu d and Cop ' bold absolute Reversionary Property of Luce value. is ties Cnitt;) of Misldipsezototl.the Lie insorabk. Particulars may be hada Mr. Wilson. Qttelwitriet.Holbors; and at the Mart. - CHUFFING WYCOMBE IIUCICS.—By Mr. ROLLS, On Friday, the 3d of April best, at the Red Liao Ws, io H.gis Wyct'ta.he, i.t Lots, unless pr.Niously disunited .at by Pr IPA. Contra , t, of which due notice will be given A e();APACT and ve:i valtrible F;TAT4 .clad TO I'I'FRIDGE FARM, comprisi. , g about 159 Acres of Land, of which 28 Auto •t hold, 40 Acre, or thereabouts are Copyhold, and ;a Acres Ise Leae,hold, together with a moiety of 24 Acre* of L-esehold Me .dow, Arab', sad Wood Larni. A good commodious Farm House, Pam Yard, Rams. Stabling. C-ntr-botra t, an.l oiler coLvivient necessary for the use and actommodation .if the Farm. •The whole within a ring fence, situated is the Parish A Citeppins Wycombe aforesa4l, awl ne N in the occopati .n t.f the Prop actor and Mrs. Lawrence. The Leasehold mart tit tbae :lesirabl.. pro• petty, may at a very easy eapence, be converted net Freetuild. Also a Copy Close of rich Arabia land, near Ix couttgusus the Town if Wycombe, coma 'slag OVA Acres; more or boa DOW in the tenure of tbe Propro tor. Particuhre laity be lunawb of Maws. Nash atul Son, Zachary, Wycombe; or of the Auctioneer, (i.vac. ildca w, Sochi, who will give orders fora view of. the Estate. .Letters (poet paid,) will be duly attended to. —Mardi LO. 13111. UNCOMMONLY FINE NAV 1 . Aid) I'HEIt In oue or more Lots, at the Royal !Ltd, in Bit/militant, (and not in London, as before advertised), on Saturday, the 4th ot April, felt, at three o'cl.se.k, SIXTEEN IfUNDIED and SIXTY ONE • OAKS, estimated at 57,622 ft.; it it Askias, at 11,'90 ft.; 69 ELMS, at 2,197 ft.; and 94 other Tr,es. at 649 ft.; with tio Dark and Tops thereof, standing in the parish of Tamworth. Warwickshire, within the distance of from h stf a mita to two miles from Hinkley. Wharf, on the Biratlughant and Otraifoid Canal, from whence the timbtr may he conveyed by water to London at about fifteen pence per foot and to Cheater or Liven. pool at abnat th e same Pn:c•, an d w hich: Canal communicates with the Severn- at Stourport About Ato of the.Oais are re• markably fine, lung, thick star and pla.titing timber, is Umber. slide Park,'and the residue is mostly rne 4uliit..-royt timber, with good toplt, and in situations to become at at any season of the year, except where the fields are in tJett- Mr. Matthew Garehter, ofTamworth, wit ,hew the Timber, and deliver printed Particulars; which may its had at ,he principal Inns in the neighbourhood; of M. vas. *icliartkon at.sl Co No. 7, Lincoln's Inn-field 4 ; of Thonns Hu .It, Fsq. itratforsi. on. Avon; and of Messrs. Webb, We*, and Arwood, bury. 'lO BE peremptonly sOLD pursuant to a Detre: of the Molt Court of Chancery, bearing slate the 6th day of February, 181 i, made in a Lkuse, wherein the Rev. Charlr c s Richard Beaumont and others, arc Fa inters; and John Beaumont and others are Defendants, . ALARGE quantity of TIMBER atan d: ng at or . near Whitley Hall, in the Parish of Kirkh...yon and pars adjacent, in the County of 'fork, aa.l Metton Hall, in the Town. ship of Little Mytton, and Pati-lt of Whalley, in the Coanty Palontine of Lancaster, late the property o f Richa7.l Henry Biaement, E.i. deceased. Such hart of the Timber a; lies is the County of York will be Sold with the opprobotion of SAllUi& COarroll Cott. E,q. or.e of the Mairters of the - said Corn, it the Beaumont Arms', near the Church of Kirk bearnsi tioreutit on Monday, the 90th day of March, 1814, the Sale beginning at Twelve o'Clock; and such tart thereof as lies in the Coital of hancaa:fr. will be Sold with the lisprobason of th. sall Master, at the sign of the Boot, at Mick hlyttou aferessid, on Friday, the :Id day of April, 1812, the Sale begienitig at 12 o'Clock. Particulars the said Timber may be bad, gratis, at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-beildings. Chancel-line, London ; of hisitars. Horne and Rogers, SoltcPots Seri..-orret, I.incoluss ;of Mr. E) re, Solicitor, Grays isin•square; of Mr. Van Heitbuystni, Saheitor, John street, Bedford-row ;of Mr. Richard Addmell. of Tadeaster; of Mr. John Needle of • Spot.brough, near Doneaster ; of Mr. /cuts liinchhff.., JJrailley- I ine, near BudslersEeld 1 of Mr. Thome. ityiatt, of Dewsbury, near Leecls ' • at the BeauLtont AM's, ; at tee Beat, Myuon lintige; at tile Whalley Arms, to Whall-y; at the Swan Chtheroe ; and at Whitley Hall, near Hudiersh.lch , FROM THE 71IMMIAL*4 OFEICE. SALE BY LXECUTION.-...FIRS PROCI,AMATIn N. B aUthority obtained fro m th e H anoent lil e C ourt La of Civil Justice, wader date of the I atii April, 1811, d upon a Petition, prise red for that purposti by Thomas Fryer ' Laytiekl, as Attorney of THosass Bono, 1.. Wyatt Mason, Proprietor of Plantation Lancaster, situated in the Corr..nitie Coast Dielslon. • I, the Undervigred First Marshal of the C tints of this Colony, shall expose and Sell at PUBLIC E./CFA:UMW riAJ.E, to per acme of two Counsellori Commiiseries and their Secretary, its the precise day her e due to he h ai l. aitirdMnotledth of f thro hl swig , ug ry kthe Gazette of this Colony the PLANTA.;.. PION LANCAS 1 ER, bong the proper:v. of Welshes Hobson, with all its Cultivation, Buildings, Slaves. Apper. OtljlICCO. and Dependencies thereto belonging, a t conformable to au In sentorj . thereof, now lyii:g in the hlarsla. 015.. e, tor the iiion.ctioo ► of thole whom it nay coneern. Whoever should think to have any right, interest ' or claims's the before - mentioned Estate or Plantation called La "scasr t tt cam anneals, let such person or Persons sadetve the; .rives so the Marshal's Office of this Colony, declaring his rea-uns for such oacaltion In due time and Form; as I \mini give Nubm, that I shall receive Opposition from every one thereto** qua, lied, appoint them a day to have his or her claim Berri w a n bi Court, and further act therein aecordin: to Kyle and law. This brit Prodanzation made known so the PuNic by & g at at • Orem from the Court-House of this Colony, end father dash with accordazg to style and custom /n such cases. &dike, Nov. 17, ion. K. FitANCKEN, First Mullah FOTHERGII.I.'S NERVOUS CoRDJAL Ditt rig. latent cause of Nervous Disoniers lies i.l SR Impure stye of the animal julcos t .w/Slch iosteed acierisbi k and suppot dog the pHileiple at life; irritate a. II deco , the tiersoes fibres; this prologue Tadao , semplaint. of& relaxed bib Ilk the animal spirits not b eipperteeth Hypochoodria. awl Hysteric afro:lions arise. and seas triledlsoased scateofth. blood, I proceed the various maladies ant ambithat hie, tonreierprosoo s t rajoymeot. and cut the three f otexbossea by a fpotinaterrArcay. Pet these disorders Dr. Fel oaacixeo.gersious CoilliehUrni t e halo been found the best remedy, the Whit powerful restaratiee, m reanimating medicine. It bee botopeored ate intallibir cone i,fyr thole wbbselt-alth has holm it wenn chimat-s, on gime attention to business , ad a sedeotery btu ler powers have been folly confirmed Maltose infirmdas which attack the young or either sex, and too - o4en pftnuturely yrodner oU age Lod ad the weaknesses connected with it. No modkine Poetesses Ash general restorative qualities, or so well aiapted to every etas at valetudinarians; the cold nerves and weak mat-des of rthileti 'habits are warmed, anintereZ, and coofte3ie4 ;by them thole** aisle ••re fresh rgoor.the exha ides are 111.4 *Rh rich 44. healthy juices, the spirita dr 4aerett, become revival • and exhiltrared, the era, rent fermatas of appraise mai Armless are promoted by it, and the "'gide coutluices removie Deer and strength. This grand reeterative of hardtb maim* b e p e c omi . atendetPwith too math eigeroess to the &Vials ses, in the de!‘evret and highly rieryoissatato which is known no ouceerdehildbedomel chose peculiar sof the sm. wake, by want to sten. lion, ore apt to ''udoee the most tetra and trogwilg dismay., sei • 81st death Leal' lE • • : raid wbolesige and nonli o n i t i t Better's, No. eselepeerPaLlreastar-rew, L tuni.by most wority Ch = Oats N i t sot -; 'legal, limos's' Wile% 444.44, and Nb. • • • • ; .. z • • • • . • I ti + e. 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