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. • .- l, • tr ' 404 y • . .t !, . , . i . ~• . . , . ... • . .4. t r e t '.. - " • . . . • . . tr - -\ .. •• . a . . • ~„.# • (~,, . -.,, . . ' -..:•. --f----‹1,..,..is \I j a. • . . , -...-.-7. • , \ ...1 I i / . I. 3 4irtb if: , .t . 2. . % • . 0 Ninunrit 8056. 1...--- CROWN AND ANCHOR. STRAND. S U BSCRIPTION for the RELIEF of the POOR. SCFFERING INHABITANTS of the different Govern opts of RUSSlA,through which the French Armies have passel ist beir late invasion of that Empire. At a Meeting of the Committee the 28th of December 1812 : Resolved, That the Right Hon. Lord Wutrworru, and Mr. plant PaLL, be added to the Committee. SAMUEL THORNTON, Treasurer. VIICIUNT Or SI:IESCRIPTIONS a LILLADT ADVIIR rISID .. £4,64 Th e Rev. B. Bridge 5 0 The Duchess Dowager of Leeds • " 50 o Idajor-General Burr - • 10 10 0 The Hon. Mrs. Charlotte Windhant , . io o 0 sir William Geary, Bart. - - 10 10 0 The Selicitor-General - - 50 0 . 0. gel Prince, Esq.. __ - - 50 0 0 A nony e mo up, by the hands of ?Views. Greenwood 105 0 0 William Gee, Esq. - - 20 0 0 Vir. John Brickwood - - 1 1 0 Sir R. Ainslie, hart. • • 50 0 0 Mr. Charles Dignunn - . 5 5 0 . Francis Newton, Esq. ' - 100 0 0 Matthew Wil.oti, Esq. - - 10 0 0 Richard Thompson, Esq: Grosvenor-street 105 0 0 Jeremiah Discos kici• - . 5 5 0 Clarks Scoot, Esq. - - 5.2 10 0 The Hon. Mrs. Perceval - el 0 0 Marquis Camden - • - 105 0 0 Lord Frederick Campbell - - 52 - 10 0 James Alien Parke, Esq. - SO 0 e lard Arden .. - 100 0 0 k• al Bathurst - .. - 105 0 0 'Viscount Melville - - 105 0 0 The Rev. Mr. Champagne - • - 10 10 0 The Earl of Ra.lnor - - 105 0 0 Charles Montgomery Campbell, Esq. 10 10 0 'I he Earl of WeAnicirelang - - 100 0 0 Mrs. lioucherett - - 50 0 0 Matthew Winter, Esq. - - 21 0 0 Lord Whitworth - - 200 0 0 The Earl of Normanton - - 500 0 0 G. Holford, Esq. M.P. - - •1010 0 Messrs. Down, rhornton, and free - 200 0 0 George Yeat,, Esq. - - 5 0 0 William lrialcitM, ?sq. - - 21 0 0 Ihe Earl of Mulgrave - • . 105 0 0 S'r H. Carr Lippincott, Bart. - 100 0 0 Earl litzwilliam - - 200 0 0 Lord Viscount Mikon - . 100 0 0 The kev.Dr. Bell - 50 0 0 Mr. David Jones - . 5 5 0 Lieatenant•Colonel Mackenzie - 5 5 0 H. 11oyl ()Vic, Esq. - - 10 10 0 Hun. Edward Law - - 10 10 0 K. R. - . - 2 2 0 Jolie Hatstll, Esq. - - It) 10 0 Earl of Chesterfield - • 100 0 Si Strong, Stid, and Strong - - 20 0 0 'Air. Baton Wood • - 10 10 0 Sir Isaac Heard .f - 5 5 0 Hurry ti bin, EA. - 5 5 0 Admiral S-r John Colpoys - -. 5• 5 0 Rev. R. Harrington - - 10 10 0 Richard Mdlta, Esq. Kent - - 5:2 10 0 Lilac& Cornwallis, Esq - - to 0 0 A person attends daily at the Crown and Anchor in tile Strand, from Eleven i r .lll 1 hree &Clock, to receive Subscriptions i 'YTON; Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Co.' L 4 miry -street, draws the Attention of his Friends to the 14th anillsth lALuary, when a new Lottery willbe drawn on the old "IMlll,4flisorrt - Clasitss, a 3 ev-ry wni deride Jul oWn Fate , and no otl er. There ate Su Capital k'rizeti, including Two of £:0100, '1 wn of Xlo,oio, &e. EY lON has a Vajety at I ickets And Shares on bale at his foktuliate OMees, where he sold and '!tared In Januarys 1812...—N0. 2,504, Class A, £6,000; N 0.2,504, • B, £6,000. 2.21 October.—No. 3,343, Class A, $15,000; No. 2,343, Cass B, £15,0(.0. 19th November.—No. 71, £3,000. TM - E objection that existed to drawing at,. Lottery I in Classes is done away, and every Number will now be drawn separately the 14th and 15th January, INIS. J. :AV EWRIGHT has the plea:nue Lo state, that the approv ed Scheme contain', - Prizes of - .€20,0 1 0 I Thenh this Lottery is only - Prizes of - 10, 0(10 13,000 Ticket 4, the Cap -4 - Prizes of - ti,ekt) I ti Is are nearly equal to ssg6- Prizes ofaels to 1,00 many of t 0,003 'I ickets. Tickets u..:1512.rea are on Sale at /I's old and fortunate °faces, viz N 0.37, Cornbill, SN, Haymarket, and 141, Oxford suet where N 0,3651, a Prize of £16,000, in the la.t Lottery, and other Capitals, were Sold in 40 Shares; and in former ones three Prizes at £30,1k0 and £102,000 out of .£200,000, the total value. TWENTY THOIJSAND, POiINDS, &c. THE Only Prize of £ 2D,000 Shared in the Last Lottery, was Sold in One Hail and Eight Sixteenths, at VEI3II s Lucky Office, 17, Ludgate-street (near St. Paul's), where :he following CApi fAL PRIZES were sold in Forty twee liliares, in the Present Year : 3,2551 X . .)0,C00 - - I . 1,275 - - met,Coo r. 04 - - £4,000 3,866 -- - - 1,000 4,756 - - - 1, 0 00 4,758 - .- . - 500 6,402 - - 300 On the lith and 15th of JANUARY the New Lottery will be drasin, is which tire System of Classes is avoided, and the Old ard Favourite Mode of Drawing is restored, whereby every Ticket will have an independent Chance of the Two £20,000 ' Prizes, the Two £lO,OOO Prizes, and of all the other Capitals, &O. in the Sc seine, which, with such numerous Advantages, con tains only 13,600 rickety, of these WEBB has a very great va r.rty for Sale (some, no doubt, of inestimable Value), in the Sc. lection ot which ho Cinc&rely hopes kortuae will guide those Per was whO may honour gm with their Commands, at the Tie uI.Y FOLTIONATE OrrlcE, 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's. L 7 Orders from the Cotwtry (post paid) containnig Remit tances, punctually att e nded to. 6 .• Irish Bank Notts euhatrged for Paitisl,i Currency. . -- OLD MODE OP DAAWINt: 1 , .1.3'10RED! STATE LorERY, 13,000 Tickets, all different 1 4./ r Numb,rs.—NO CLASSES!—Every Ticket beparattly from the Whcel in Iwo Days, viz. Pico of MONA kJ, JANUARY, and the following thiy. SCIECNIE. of X.-o,ouo 1,0 , 0 51)0 400 300 2CO 100 50 40 30 25 15 are £40,000 Sn,tier) ..... 8,0(.0 6,000 ..... 3,000 ,400 10 ...... ..... 3,0V0 10 ...... 2,00 14 ...... ..... 1,400 32 ...... 1,600 40 ...... 1 1 ,6‘,0 60 ,500 320 ...... ...... 8,0t,0 2,100 31,500 13,000 Tickets. £130,000 lICHARDSON, GOODLUCI:, and Co. Contractors for the Lottery, are selling Tickets and Shares in variety of Num bers, at their Offices, the corner of Bank.build.nr, Corn ; and racing the King':. 1 tress, CharLig-Crots—where, in the Lotteries drawn in the present year, the following Capital • Prizes have been sold in 22.. Shares. No. 3,486 - £20,000 I N 0.6,825 .ClO,OOO 5,518 • 10,000 11,518 - 5,000 Three of £3,000, Two of .el,ono, One of £5OO, Seven of £3OO, Ewe of £2OO, fte. &c. ace. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1t1,12,. CLASSICAL ASSISTANT. ACLASSICAL ASSIS I'ANT will be wanted immediately after the CHRIS CMAS VACATION, ill a GRAM.. MAR SCSOOL. It will be required that he sh,iuld be a Graduate of Oicroßo or cAMBRIDGa. The Nallrf will be considerabie. A Clergyman would be preferred; awl he might ea.ily Avail a Curacy. —For further particulars aiiply to Mr. lumN VALPT, Tooke'.-Court, Chancery-lane, London. M. WAKEFIELD'S IRELAND. This day was published, in Two Volumes, 4to. with a Map, price £6. E. in board AN ACCOUN of IRELAND, Statistical and Political—By EDWARD WAKEFIELD. Printed for Longman, Hury, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater ouster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New binitl•sme:. OD the Ist of January will he f übliatled, At R. Acaeitma.:N . S, 101, Strand, N C. 49, of the REPOSITORY of ARTS, &c. Containing a Portrait of the Emperor Alexander, View in London, View of Windsor, tWo troatitiful Tema e figur s in the present Costume, a Cottage Urnee, Patterns of British Niaiitifa c tures, Pattern for Needle Work, and more than 60 Pages of Letter Press. *lio be had of all the BooksAlers in the United Kingdom. This day woe published, In 14 Vols. Bvo. price XiLys. in boards, with two flue Portraits, and a Fac Sniffle, THE WORKSof BEAUMONT*FLETC HER, illustrated pith Critical and Expisnatory Notes, and Bio graphical Notices, and including an additional Play, neve, - before published, and now Bra printed front the original MS. in the possession of the Publishers. Edited by PIE.NRY WEBER, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, tornic, and Brnwn, F. C. sod J. Risington, White, Cochrane, and Co. J. Murray, R. H. Evans, R. Scholcy. J. hiawman, and Gale and Co. London; I. Ballantyne and Co. and 1)oig and Stirling, Eilinhurgh. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. 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ON the lst of JAnuary will be published, the above NUMBER of this elegant, Military And Classical Work, eontaioing a Biography of General Lord Moira, Remarks on the Niilitary :system, Campaigns to the Peninsula, a full Ac punt of the Cossacks, Reviews, Intere.ttr•.g Correspon lence and Com munications from :pain, with the General Orders, Courts Mar tial, and GazAtes. Published by P. Martin, lama tits - Flrrn of Cads& andigsr. 510), ss, Orcloird-str.,et, corner of Oxford-street. This ea) , Wile published, In a large Volume Octavo, price t 84. in boards, . Deilleared by permission, to Lord Ellttabormigh, A TREATISE on the LAW of SLANDER, LIIIk.L, SCANDALUM MAGNATUM, 'and PAVE RUMOUR . ; ; including the Ways which Reg ulate Intellectual Communication% affecting the Characters of Ind•viduals and the Inter. sts of the Public, with a Description of the Practice and Pleading; in personal Actions, Informations, Indictments, Attach minas tar Contempt', tcc. connected wish the Subject. 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REPORTS bF GREAT BRITAIN. ` - rl - I.F.SE REPORTS, consisting ut new and tm prov, d Editions of the COUNTY SURVEYS, drawn up under the imtnee.;ate sanction of Parliament, and published by Authority of the Board of Agriculture, are respectfully subru tied to the Landed and Agricultural In:trestle-4 hey unite every spe cies of information relative to the Statistical, Economical, Agri cultural, and Commercial state of each County. S.ziy-three Volumes, uniformly printed in octavo, and dlestratrd by Maps and Plates, are alreasly publishedi—the remainder are in a course of publication, and will appiir in the ensui(ig year. Ihe tie fa lowinz are selected as being e nitiguous to the Metropolis, and should be in the possession of eve.) , person connected with Agri cultural lurstlits : Alinuttstx, Second Edition, with kblap, by John £0 14 o hliddleton, Esq. Essrx, 2 vois. with 58 Plates, by A.Young, Esq. Stxretary to the Board 1 1 0 . HERTTORDIIIIIII, well Plates, by ditto 0 7 0 0.17 0 SUIRT, with Map, by W. Stevenson .. Sussex, with Map, by the Rev . A. Youn g 0 14 0 KtNT, Second Edidoo, with Map, by John Soya 07 0 London: Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternosf ter-row ;G. and W. Nicol. Pall-Mall ; and W. Gossling, 301, Oxford-street. —Of whom may be bad, A Itepoit of the Committee of the Board of Agriculture, con cerning the Culture and Use o f rotatoes, ato, price 74.61 FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN , pevatoli taugl.t, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen bf any age, who have never learnt that accompli-hment, or have not the modern tole. Mr. ALL CN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those to 'Petri k is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite for genteel society expeditiously, pries:oly, and hi a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expeace, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the praeo. tion. The Sub.criptien Assemblies are every Friday. TO Ladies who are accustomed to take their break fast in bed, Messrs. POCOCKS beg leave respectfully to recrunmend their PA VENT BOR I HEMA or It ANG TRESS, as it will raise to any AA - Irian for them to sit up in the most comfortable manner; willbe found extremely useful In the ,approacbitg winter, as there is no danger of taking cold, the bed and bed-cicehes being ra;red with them ; can be made to fit any b..thtead, and cannot be put out of order. This is just the time for Ladies to have them made during their stay In the country, taking some time to fit up, they will be completed by chesr re turn to town. May be bad, with every article of useful and ornamental Fur niture, at their Warehouse, No. 26, Southampton-street, Covent ' Garden. PEARLS SOLI), CLEANED AND STI 'I 'HE Advertiser being the real Mansfaci 1 - determined to sell every article cf the fire . fa: workmanship at the following reduced prices, viz. Pearl Necklacesany pattern trout X 5 15 6 remaking C £o 12 0 Earrings per pair 1 5 0 •10 6 Bandeaux .• - 10 10 0 ti 10 0 - Sprigs • 4 4 ( Eracelets per pale . 5 100 ) urvants 1 0 10 5 6 Lockets - 1 11 • 0 14 0 Broaches - 1 S 0 0 7 6 Crns-es - - 1 1 0 0 4 6 Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe, from the above prices, that every ornameut is made of a com position,. or whit is commonly called Patent Pearls s they are res p o ctiully informed, that every articlo is composed of Oriental Pearls from cue fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, being manufactured by the real workman, are offered to the public much under their usual charges. Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in morocco eases, consisting of Necklae;s, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, and three Brooches, Irons £25 to £xo per suit. Apply to i. H. Bar low. Pearl-Worker and Stringer, No.l, Grange-court, Casey street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Ornaments or any Artiee sent to Lutes in the Country, by a rw.pettable Reference in Town. CTNG• surer, is hien .uid FIRST OF FASNION.—BEAUTIFUL LONG STAYS. 1 MA RSTON SE Co. 25, HOLY WELL-STREET , Strand, (t.. prevent mistake, tit& Second Stay Shop on the left hard from Newcattie-street) near the New CovecH, (late '.. o-e -man and Manager to Mr. Mitts), beg leave to acquaint the Lad es in general, that are curious in taste and elegancks in Long Stays; which are far superior in taste and fashion; SO any house in London. Ladies by purchasing two pair of °me s'ze, will , he entitled to the wiredesale price, for ready Money, being fully competent to keep twice the assortment of any other in the trade. MARSTON presumes Ladies will find his Warehouse for Pa,ent Corseta worthy their attentbx, and not to be equal!ed tor work manship and cheapness. Beautiful long and improved Shape stays from is. to Xi ; btron g coloured Corsets froi , .is to Ice.; several hundred pairs of Children.' Stays, from Ss. Gd. to Is. 6d. MAlleros Batters himseif, by his long experience for upwards of lea Years as Foreman and $O4 Manager to Mr. Mills s bust ness, that he is compe:ent to give every satisfaction to those La i dies who choose to honour him with ineir cothmanda. MARS rota is the sole Invet.tor of the Patent Tell= Stays. Orders duly executed in Town or Country, on the shortest Notice. Convenient Rooms to try in.—To prevent imposition in the trade, all orders are requested to be 'tent by baud, or by post, paid..-No count Won with any other House. LONDON NEWSPAPER OFFICE, in Portugal. street, Lincoln's Inn.-11se Inhabitants in general of Eng land, Wales, Scotland, and Irel%td, are most respectfully made acquainted, that all the London 1 . 4%,w. spapers still continue to be forwarded front this OGice, free of tosfar, to every part of the United Empire, on the same undeviataug principles of honour and regularity as heretofore, by the Public's much obliged aid faithful Servant, J. CON4:IIINS, N. B. All Orders must be postpaid, and acvmpaqied by ap proved references for Settlement in Town. Access uts quarterly ; or extra terms for lottger credit. LAW. A N ATTORNEY and SOLICITOR, Vetween h 1- 40 and Si gill" of age, in established and respectable Prac tice, in a pleuant situation in one of the principal Inns of Court, in London, wishes to resign it and to practice in the Country, he is therefore willing to treat with any Attorney and Solicitor in established and respectable Practice in a lealthy situation in the Cowley, for a resipna:ion thereof in favour of Cie Adverteter, either in the warof exchange or for an adequate constd..ration. The most satisfactory relerences wiil be given and required.— Letters (post paid) direcred to A. Z. at Mr. Rushton's. Law tita- Ostler, No. 18, Chancery-lane, London, will meet with inlatediste attention. PRICE SI X PEN C:7,-HALITENN TAX ON 1.r.1.T1:F.R. TP. E Ctitnrelo 36 ns 1 ,74 t uned u-til the t sli 0 N 17.11 I F. oil lie I.E I'l Ir TRAm. hi r,•: , y tl.st the ii,ot?,ll Mte htv n she Tsnteer- of Grit at:Yet - 471-1 to be lid t e London Tavern, in I.:!•hrris,; tt• :•reet, un 1.1 - ydoesil.,y. the tsih day Jain:sty next, is ii!,S1 . 1.01:1t1) trts.l Wedpi.nlay, the loth day of FeSruary, at ih• s: an' 1 lace ard It 1: avertaine I t I'.e arrotiLt she o.oohleTrx Waite he •oe Condon, •.n 1 All sari h n • he Dille of MoratUy, w:‘. hi the firs! cuarret fr.ary di iiclrDti that the second 4ea't r. ending inn s..t iir• 5. is stilt more , o, instead of being twice the atnount of the old duty as expected, it doeaot amount to one irarttr ni that spann above the old sz t Si for the curs espanding Months in the last Year, it hying from rye diminished rare of the Trade in the I.st quarter only 19s. 7d. wore than the old duty. The ther,fr,re.: believe, that when the extra prices Government lave alreaily paid fer Leather Goods is known, and Inny greatly the Leather Trade in every _part or the ki-gilom has sufered from the iity of tie Tanners to purchase Raw Midis, ail to allot .r, Leatbei a she present prices, and from their !stocks being in con sequence considerably diminished since the addeimaJ ! as took place, that the imrilicy of continuing this Tax wn be made most apparent. By .order of the Com mittee. London, !nth Dee. i (Sigee,l) B. DREW, Sec._ SALES BY AUMON, GRFENWICHts KIWI'. . . AN)) P.GVAL-HILL. CAPITAL fRitEIIOLD MANSION, with roomy °Picot, Schoal and Loili;ine Itno:ns, Court Yard, extensive G a rd e n Grounds, walled round, &e. very eligible for Building. By Mr. I.OIANS, At Caraway's, on Thor-day, January SS. a: Twelve, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. the Prnperty of Wit LtAll SA'r.RY, Esq. cr•npriring the filar. nous room) Manfiott. with Ofil.:e4 of al d.z.ssriptions, a ra.ige of well-planned Apt.rimenti, fotrunig the Wert wing, eurita,t • Ca rious Apartments, Lodrirg attri oentf,, Court-card s Lawns,. Play.grctiuds; and t•Xtenplve Gardens, surrounded by lofty wall., clo•Lcd with choice Ft-vitt-trees. '1 not-house, Faros. yard, Coach bolls:, and o:tables, and Out-OtitlAings. ht whole neatly Thrrt: Acre., ai:tm•e on Cr.) , .;!n't-h.r, and commuu ing with ; the whole it possess.on of Dr. i;itroty, as au Academy of the Int.* rt•specrt • iiiiity and exti. calve aLcoolmoda twit ,vr a Resi‘ierct- 1 - or o Gentlitman. May be viewed, by rickets, and leave of toe tenant ; Parties"- lan of Mr. Knowle.den. Carpenter, &c.; Mr. Blake; anti at I the Greyhound,Greenwich ;of Mr. Chilton Sol stet, Chancery lane; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Kollin., Warwick--treet, den-square, witere I ickin fur viewing may be bad, and a Pisa at the Estate se. n. GREENWICH, KENT'. EXTENSIVE FR LEHOLD ES l'A! E; CO 3.1 PRirANG A ROOMY COM I'ACF CHAPEL. Capital Family Residences, with large tiarctoss, Su. Eligible Houses, for Ptivare Families, acid !louses, desirably situate tor Business, wrls Warehouse;, Lon don-street. Crouni's-!•ill, Orchard-row, Ste. and Garder-ground, well si.uwe for Building. By Mr. RCRINS, •.. • . At Garraway's, rin Thur,day, January tin, at Twelve, in Lots, THE Valulh:e FREEHOLD E;;TATES, the propetty of WI UAM ER T, Esti- A capital subsrin ial FAMILY:tIi.:OIINCE, situate on CI with Offi.tes, &c. lately WY:proved at a csmiderable exprace, with large Gar ?itc. in pu,setion of Mr. heminant ; three t xcellent Re sidencei adjoining, planned nearly as the other, in possessihn of Mrs. Prichard, Mr. Thomas, and Admiral Douglas.; two Houses adjoining, in pessesth.n of Mr. Hewett and Mr. GreeM. wood, Linemilraper ; a roomy, compact Chapel, fitted ep with Pews, &c. and two Houses, with Shops, Wareh.iuses, Gardens, &c. in London-I.:Vett ; twelve eligible Dwtllii:g-houstis, with Gardens, &c. and bige roomy Siahles. Gardens, &c. on Roi al. hit in possesiion of Mr. Fnowlesden, Mr. Harley, Mr. Bean„ Mr. Stowe, and others, five neat blouses in Orchard-row, in potsession of Messrs. Reives, Butte, Leven, Hobtort, and Gill; a capital Garden, very eligible fur building, near the Circus, &co the Property lien compact, and very eligible for investing money, being a'.l Freehea May be viewed, by leave of 64 tenants, by applying to Mr. Knowestlen, C arpenter; Mr. Blake% UphOliler, London-street; where Particulars may be had, and at die Greyhound, Grp row,cu; at Mr. Chilton, Solicitor, Chancery-Lne *, at Garraway's t and of Mr. Robint, Warwick-street, Golden-squire; where a Plan of the Estate may be stf.en. At the Custom-House, Deal, nit !Linn:lay, the 4tl; Liay i.f January, 1813, at Two o'Clock in the kite:noon, • THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in sundry Lots, viz. 116111bs. Black Tea I '2 Dozen BaitlaS 253 Gallens Spints of Btandy I Wise 1:0 Ditto Geneva 24 Ibs. Waz Candles 32 Pieces East India Muslin I 4 Carnelian Necklaces . Winch may be viewed on the Mnroing of the Day of Sale. It}' Twenty-five per Cent. will be require I a , a Deonsi.. CLARE-STREET HALL & t WO MUSES ADJOINING. TO I3E SOLD 1.11( AUCTION, by Mr. FARGUS, At the Cementer:la' sale Room, Bristol, (entrance to the Roo* by door In Entall-ttreet), on I bursday, the 213th of Jana. ary next, at One o'clock in the afteritoon, (tiniest in the mean time di-posed of by private cuu:rett, of which due none . De given), - 11-known and Extersive FREE HOLD thosel! ;e RE v NI [SFS, called CLARE-SEREET HALL.; sitelte in Marsh.ttreet, in the pa, ish of st. Stephen, in the city of Bristol, and for semie years past in the occupactod of Mesas. Maxse, Vaughan, 1.0 tzmore, and Co. whose term expires on the 25th March, 1813. 'thew Premises remprise a capital range of Warehouses, capa• he of holding nearly 2000 Hogsheads of Sugar, with Cooperage, Sheds, Stables, and other Euiklings; and dry arched Cellars un der, capable of holding aro puncheons of item. "I hey have a capital hauling way frem Ntarsh-street, and extend in depth tit= thence 140 feet or thereabouts; from whence branchi.lg off to the right and 1:11 ; they extend trim a place called Gla.toubuty. court, up to Baldwin-street, a depth of 190 feet ; where there is an exceedingly. good DWELLING-1 - 10Ual, wish every whet.. niet,ce, built by the Proprietor for his own residence, and well cakulaled for the residence et an acting Partner, in a very large MereanCle Concern. '1 he Ground on which the Premixes stand comprles as area of nearly 11,600 square lett ; and Is subject to the very smal bn - outd-rent of 19. 12s. and 10s. paid to the town of Tr-awry, as bread morey. From t: :e coct4o4ty ut these Premises to the Quay, and at II Public Offices, added to the triflitig txpence of converting theirs into Bonded. Warehouses, and the prohabilky of the Eut trade being (Mown open, it is presten, d they will prove a very valuable acquisition to Uendenieu w:sleing w putchase property of that descriptiqn. Also, all that well-beilt and ruitt•astial FREFHOLD MESS SUAGE or adj , •ining Clare.street Hall, exiled or known Ly tee name ofT he SHIP TAVkRN, as 4 now lis ihs-occupaunt of Mr. '1 ownsend, tenant-avareiaL, who Ml' for some years c...tr . • •1 on a most respec.uble and Iscratiss pa** concern in t! e wed 1 - -oase. Also. .11 thr.: welt-built and seitetant'al PREFHOI D MESs SUAGE or INs'ELLiNG-HOUSE, zdjcinlng the Ship i men, and now in the i.i.cupation of lvu..tlnrar, haler, as tettanr-at. will, ih which said premises the ta::ing Wetness Amitosis very pro , pc:ousiy carried en for many y, ars. C are street Halt may be viewtel any day by applying to Mr. Houston, on the Premises; and lb@ two Dwain,. :aims ad) atia. ing, by applying to the re lictive zenauts. btu tor tiiithea Pe ti. coin."' and to treat for the purchase by piivata um:tract s if by letter, post-paid, to the Broker, No. 10, Luke-street, atilllds N.B. A Plan off the Paroles null* ,eonsttlsegeama g gaik i Rows. N - EAST .INDIA ROUSE, Novevokr 4, tale. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COAIPA2 I / 4 7 MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, t• thr EAST INDIES, dr her* giskt Niate, that the Traristtr gook. of the said Company's Slink will he shut on Thursday, the 26th instant, at two u'cJock, and opened again on 1 nesday, the 19th January following. And that the Dividend Warrants on the sal4 Stock due on the sth January, 1813, will be ready to be delivered on Tuesday, the 12th of the same Month. RAmsAr, Nor'-eery. EAS.C-INDIA ROUSE, December 1812. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANT of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tradimi to the EAST IIVDTES, do hereby sive Ratite, That a General Court of the said Company, will be held at their House, in Leadeni.all-street., on 'Tuesday, the sth of January nest, at Eleven o'Clock in .the Forenoon, on Special Affairs. JAMES COBB, Amistort-Setret.zry. ife OA re. FP• •N• Om C g . g . woo Poo —I irb, rit.: ll , l awl II 0 .4