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41t, j . ". . • . ......... . ",....0 . 1! . . 2.... 4 1., ~. ....- ,„ ; 1 - - , tN-„ •.. _ •• • . , , . . -- " - `1 , • .... A r . i iti t . . • { •.. •. • .. '4 l 0 . J. ••, , .... j. • -• .6914)- HA l ke -„, lir , . . A. -..................0"4 y lry ; - V the art t:, of MONDAY, ARM 5, 1813. !NTiBIBBR 8138. T .. - . I PRICE SIXP EN 08-B ALP PEN tf t. LAST WEER. ORATORIOS. oErtERAL POST-OFFICE, FEE. 9,1813. TWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. NVHEREAS. HUFFEY WHITE is strongly inspected to .have been concerned in the Robbery of the Leeds Mail, between Kettering and Highans Ferrer*, on 'Monday Evening, the :6th of October last whoever shall ap prehend, or cause him to be apprehended, will be paid a tietvard of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS upon his Commit- merit for Trial, and the further Reward of ONE HUNDRED , POUNDS upon his Conviction. By Command of the Postmaster General FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary. The said HUFFEY WHITE is a Native of London, by Trade a Cabinet-maker, about 35 or 38 years of age, of good appearance, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, stoutish made and stands very upright, has thin legs, brown hair, bread or full forehead, I pale complexion, light grey eyes, and little eye brows; is marked with the small poz in large pitta deep in the skin, and at some distance from each other ; his nose turns up. He has a squeaking voice, is mild in manners, and does not talk much. He is well known at all the Police Offices. TO BE SOI.D BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Custom-House, Dover, on Ilursday, the Bth of Aprit s 1813, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, in sundry Lots. VIZ. 5,40 Gallons of Spirits of Brandy—t6o Gallons of Geneva, not of legal Strength for Dealers 2 Pieces India Muslin (plain)-2 Pieces India Muslin (stitched) 2 Paper and 1 Sandal Wood Ent. For 16.a9tiiies. 2 Pictures, under 2 feet tipple I Piece of Long Cloth 2 Miniature Pictures 62 Emeralds 4 lbs. of Vermillion 8 Polished Corntlien Stones And on the following day, n'Two o'Clock hi the Afternoon, at the King's Wareham*, New Romney, 77 Gallons of Spirits of Brandy-21 Gallons of Geneva, not di kg,al Strength for Dealers. Which may be viewed on the Mornings of the Da Tweittplve per Cwt. will b. required u a THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDFX WEDNESDAYNEXT, APRIL 7, will be V performed, a GRAND SELECTION, in which Madame i'ATALANI will sing " 0 quaint, I anima," the grand bravura .renar vorrei," and" 0 dolce concerto." Mr.Ba A HAM, " Lord, member David," " and deeperatill," " Nelson,"irid the wet " The slaves beneath," with Mrs. SALMON. Mr. LACY • • Shall lin Mature's," " Angel of life." Mr.Traxty " Frieud lot the.brave." Isliss BoLTOK "Th e Hymn of Eve, " Rent's A n them " Hear my prayer," with Mrs. SALMON, who will in uoduce " From mighty Kings," and " 0 bad I Jubal's lyre." And on FRIDAY, will be performed a GRAND SELEC TION, in which Maclaine Catalan' will sing "Angels ever hr eht and fair," " Ombra adorata," the Grand Scene " Sing ye to the Lord," and the Duetto " Vado ma almen," with Mr. Be An AM, who will introduce " Comfort ye my people," " Plea sure my former ways , " " Come if you dare, " and " Victory." Mr. Lacy " Ile layeth the beams ," sad "ave from wave." Mr. Tinny " Conquest is not to bestow." Miss Button," Awful pleasing being," and " The smiling dawn." Mr. Garbett " 0 Lord in Thee." And Mrs. Salmon (by desire) " Let me wan der," " Let the bright seraphim , " and the Trio " The flocks shall leave," with Mr. Brabant and Mr. Tinney. Leader of the Band, Mr. ASNIAT. Organ, Mr. S. WESLEY. Doors to be opened at Six, sad commence at Seven precisely. at ut of Sale. At the London Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, on Friday s the 9th day of April inst. at Now, T HE Schooner EXPERIMENT. of Baltimore. " Dimensions (per American Register)," Length - 80 ft. 0 ip. IDepth ft. 6 In. Breadth - 22 0 Admeasvres 131 Tons e Baltimore sails remar kably swift, (cconmissioX:7 l ; letter-of-tuarqBe) was captured after a very long chace by Ws Majesty's ship ROVER, F. ERSKINE LOCKE, 'Esq. Commander. She is in good condition, well found in stores, and may be sent to sea at a very moderate expence of outfit—will he free Of uuties to the parch s er, and therefore particularly worthy attention. Immediately afterwards her Cargo : 62 Casks Fresh and New Carolina Rice. 190 Bales Sea island Cotton. For Inventories or Catalogues of Vessel and Cargo, apply to James Sykes, Esq. , Nrundel•street, London ; where %amples will be shewn six days preceding the Sale; and for viewing, or other information apply to Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, Ply mouth. He had formerly served some years on beard the Hulks, and returned about ten years since. About four years ago he was capitally convicted at the Old Bailey, and ordered to be transported for life, but afterwards made his escape. About twelve months after this conviedais be was apprehend ed at Stockport, and tried and convicted at Chester Assizes for this escape, and sent back to the hulks, but again escaped. He afterwards robbed the Paisley Union Bank, and immedi ately proceeded to London by the way of Edinburgh, in post chaises ; and in two or three days after his arrival, was app're heeded in Surrey, and tried and convicted at Kingston Lent Assizes 1811, for being at large, and was sent to the hulks. From thence he again escaped, and has since been in the coun ties of Cambridge, Huntingdon, and Northampton, passing by the name of WALLIS, until the Robbery of the Leeds Mail the 26th of October last. lIRANSCOMB, at the Lucky Office, Holborn U Bars, embraces the present opportunity to inform their Iry Os, the Public, that the ROYAL BOTANICAL LOT TERY will be drawn on the 6th of MAY next. It contains 10,000 Tickets, 10,006 of which are Prizes, and the werits of tbi., Work by Dr. THORNf ON, are so great in the various de pa: :ultras, as to render it impossible to give an adequate descrip tiun of them in the limits of an Advertisement. Tickets £2. Ss. each, are selling as above, where Plans of the Drawing and value of the Prizes may be had and specimens of tI ,e beautiful Engravings seen. BOTANICAL LOTTERY. pICHARDON, GOODLUCK and Co. respect %) fnily acquaint the Public that Government has fixed the drawing of the Bo ra NIC A L LOTTERY for the 6th of MAY next. in this Lottery there ate 440,000 Tickets, one half of which are Prizes of various denominations, valu ed according to the under mentioned Scale, extracted from the Schedule of the Act of Par- 3ia•urnt Yrize.. ns Valued at £5,080 ......... 80 30 15 6CO 4,0( $0 7,000 10,000 Piiges. ••• 3e5,080 15,920 6,000 9,000 10,000 21,000 X67,M0 The whole 'I" ickets, Price X 2. ss. each, are on Sale at their Of- Errs, the Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and faeing the Xing's Mews, Charing Cross, where Schemes, with full Particu tan, may be had gratis. ALL PRIZES ! NO BLANKS on the 6th of NI Ay, in the S CATE LOITERY. Twenty Thousand 71cm.t., numbered from No. 1 to No. :10,000. To be Drawn in lour separate Day% SCHEME. Value. ,e 20,000 10,000 2,000 lfoo zoo 900 100 so 40 Total Value. are £60,000 30,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 3,000 3,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 80,000 10 15 20 40 50 10,600 20 &e.Sce. 10,159 Prizes. X:00,090 The first-drawn 1,000 Blanks, :(230 each, £29,000 The second-drawn 1,000 Blanks, .1 I 0 cull, ,elO,OOO More than half the 'Fiches are SURE TO BE PRIZES T. DISH, the Contractor, respectfully advises• an immediate .purchase, as from the popularity of the Scheme, and th• increas ing demand in Town and Country, the Tickets and Shares will certainly rise in Price. • a • Persons in the Country who may find any difficulty in getting supplied by the Ageuts, are requested to send their Orders to the Contractor's fortunate Offices, 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON. CHELSEA HOSPITAL, MARCH 31, 1813. THESE are, by order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others Commissioners for managing the affairs of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give notice, That his Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to command that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, resident in Lon don, or within twenty-five miles thereof, who have been dis charged from their regiments as private men, ao well from the Cavalry, Foot Guards, and Infantry of the Line, as from the Mi litia and Fencibles, the Out Persioners from the late Horse Guards, and Horse Grenadier Guards, the Life Guards, and Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, such men as by the Hospital Books are now more than fifty-five years of age, or bad served twenty. four years in the Cavalry, or twenty -one years in the Infantry , previously to their discharges, those who have lost a limb, or their eyesight, or are cripples, or who received a certificate of their total unfitness for farther service, from any of the Officers employed at the general examination of Out Pensioners in the year 1805, (those who are at present in the receipt of a pension exceeding one shilling per diem, or those actually serving in the embodied Militia excepted), do personally and regimentally ap pear with their ins•ructions and certificates of admission, at the said Hospital on the respective days undermentioned and ap pointed for theM, according to their several rates of pension, when and where attendance will be given from nine o'clock in the morning till three in the atternoon, in order that such of them as on examination shall be lit, may be sent to a veteran Battalion, viz.— On FRIDAY, the 9th of APRIL, The Pensioners at Gd. per Jay, from the Ist Regiments of Dragoon Guards to the 7th Dragoon Guards. Those from the Ist Regiment of Dragoons with the remaining Regiment, of Ca. vatry. 'rinse from the Foot Guards, Ist Regiment of Foot, to the 56th inclusive. On SATURDAY, the 10th of APRIL, Those at 6d. per day, from the 57th Regiment of Foct, and all the remaining Regiments or Corps ; also the Pensioners at 9d. per day, from the Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, with those from the several Regiments of Cavalry. On MONDAY, tha 12th of APRIL, Those at 9d. per day, from the Foot Guards, and the Ist Re giment of Foot Guards to the 83d inclusive. On TUESDAY, the 13th of APRIL, Those at Pd. per day, from the 84th Regiment of Foot, and all the remaining Regiipents or Corps ; those at Is per day, from the Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, with all those from the several Regiments of Cavalry, as likewise the Pensioners from the Ist and Coldstream Regiments of Guards. On WEDNESDAY, the 14th of APRIL, Those at is. per day, from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, with those from the Ist Regiment of Foot to the 84th inclusive. On THURSDAY, thf 15th of APRIL, Those at Is. per day, frqm the tisth Regiment of Foot, and all the remaining Regiments and Corps, with those of the several Regfinents of Militia at sd. per day. His Royal Highness is farther graciously pleased to order, that all the said Private Men found fit for service, shall be considered as entitled to pay from the respective days of their appearance, in pursuance of this order, and that none shall be required to serve in any other corps than a Veteran Bat. talion ; and that every man found fit for duty, shall, on his joining the Battalion to which he shall be appointed, re recsive a Bounty of £l. ss. or so much thereof as shall remain, after supplying him with proper necessaries, and that those who on examination, are found unfit for duty, sell be dismissed with proportionate subsistence to carry them back to their homes, estimating the same from the time of their leaving their places of ► esi(lL uce. His Royal Highness is farther pleased to declare, that every Private Out-Pensioner received in conformity to this order into a Veteran Battalion, whose Out-Pension is at present under ski. per day, ahall be entitled, when discharged therefrom, to have his Pensimi Increased to that rate, provided he be recommended by his Colonel, or Commanding Officer, as deserving of his Ma je.tty's Royal Bounty. And it is hereby notified, that all the Private Out-Pensioners resident in London, or within twenty-five miles thereof, dis charged as aforesaid, (except as before excepted) who shall not appear, and be examined at the times herein appointed, will be considered as otherwise provided for by Government, or as dead, a.id they will accordingly be struck off the Books of the Oat-Pension office said Hospital. AUST, Secretary and Registrar. TO ALL PERSONS IN WANT OF READY MONEY, AND TO THOSE WHO HAVE MONEY TO LAY OUT. . _ _ THIS Office is established for the purpose of Re. gistering every description of Proposal ro raise Money, and is resorted to daily by Monied Persons, whose business it is to make advances upon different kiads of Property and Securities. Persons having Money to lay out may always make comiderahle advantage of it at this Office, without risk or trouble ; anti per sons desirous of raising Money, may probably be immediately accommodated at this Offioe, when they could have no chance of accommodation at any other, as it is the resort of many per 'vs who lay out their Money in speculative, as well as real se curities, for a proportioned advantage. Proposals are registered, without names—charge for Re gisttring, One Guinea. It must be almoit unnecessary to say, that the most inviolable secrecy is preserved at this office. Hours of attendance front ten till five. One of the prificipals may be always teen from one till four. AU Letters must be post-paid. Apply at No. 2, Duke-street, Adelpiti. CAPITAL NAVY TENABER.—TO LIE 901 D, 3t89 OAKS, 857 ASHES, :11 ELMS, and 92 A BLIES ; standing on Sudeley Manor, Winch. combe, Gloucestershire. The Oak 'limber is well headed, and mostly fit for the Navy. With a large proportion of PLANK STOCKS, and some of ver7 large dimensions. Most of the Ask is remarkably good.—The greatur part of the 'limber %tan& in a situvion to be carried off with convenience, and within one or two miles of W'inchcombe, from whence a 'Turnpike Rtsati lead; to Tewkesbury, and it may ht. carried tbsnee oti ttieSevern, &c. to any part of the Kingdom. For a vi•ne of rt.. '1 imber, apply to Mr. William Ireland, at Stidetey Luc'ge, near M'inctscombe; and to treat fur the same, ttS Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. PUBLIC SALE. EAL INDIA COTTON STOCKINGS, selling AA, off witkout reserve, with a quantity of White and Black SILK STOCKINGS, and some curious White and fancy-Coloured French Kid GLOVES, at the following prices, viz. White or Brown Cotton at Is. 6d. a pair; Fine 9.a.Super Ss.; Extra 3s. 6d. Silk Stockings with Cotton Feet 6s. 6d. all Silk 7s. 6d. very cu rious 10s. Good Gloves Is. a pair upwards.—Please to be parti cular in the name and number, that you may not be imposad upon.—RADFORD's, No. 58, Cheipside. '' PATENT • • BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH—the only Manufacture of the Kind in the United Kingdom. Established 1808. _ _ lids fabric combines the properties of great durability, beau- tiful appearance, pleasantness in wear, and more conducive to health in all seasons and climates than any other description of Shirting Cloth. Every piece is as usual warranted and sold at the Patentee's Original Wat choose, 154, Cheapside, near St. Paul's; Harding, Howell, and Co. 89, Pall Mall; and no other house in London. The Proprietor finds it necessary to.state, in consequence of a house in Chospeide offering for sale an article termed Imperial Patent Cotton Thread Shirring. , that Lowe's manufacture is the only description of Shirting Cloth for which a Patent has ever been obtained; every piece of which has his signature, and any other fabric than Lowe's, sold in imitation of, and as Patent Shirt ing Cloth, is spurious, and an imposition on the Public. GEORGE I.OWE, Patentee. No. 154, Cheap3ide, near Sr. Paul's. ANTI-ATTRITION. TO GENTLEMEN, ENGINEER:4, TRAVELLERS, POST MASTERS, COACH-MASTERS, FARMER 5, MILLERS, &c. THE PATENT COMPOSITION, which pre vents the Effects of Fric ion in Steam and other Engines, in Mills, Machinery, and Carriages of every .. 4 .:Jcription, and which does away the use of all complex and expensive Mecha nism in &c. &c. may be purchased in boxes, pr. 6d.; Si. 6d.; 10s. 6d.; one guinea, and two guineas each. One pound weight of this Composition (price half-a-guinea) will do the work os ii.ty pounds weight of tallow, when it is properly a; plied to a Steam Engine; and Four-wheeled Carriages will run fouo miles with less than one shilling's worth; heavy Stage Waggons will x!4O, for about the same expense, go 800 miles. In this propor u. the Composition may he used to prevent the eff.cts of Fric tion in all kinds of Machinery, and it will be found to answer perfectly. Said Wholesale and Retail, for the Prente•s, at No. 1.19, Strand, near somerset-house; and also at Mr. Pulsford's, Mail- Coach Office, Gloucester Hotel, Pic.•adilly ; at Mr. Moore's, Coatis and Waggon Office, Green Man and Still, Oxford-rreet ; at Messrs. Stevens, Wedd, and Williams, Ironmongers, No. 2.53, Oxford-street (near the top); at Mr. Hunter's, Conk-Maker, Upper Berkeley.street, Portman-square ; at Mr. Green's, Coach- Office, George fon, Borough ; at No. in, Charing-cross, near the Admiralty, London ; and at the principal Inn, en the Anti-Attri tion Line of Posting, in most of the Towns of the Kingdom. N 11.—Dir..cions will be Wood upon each Box, which arc signed Was. litscasty. It is net known where he has been since, except that he was at the Bull's Head, in Bread-street, for two or three days imme diately afterwards and then went to Bath. He slept at the Swan Inn, in Birmingham, en Sunday, the 24th•of January last, and proceeded the next day in company widt Robert Brady, otherwise called Oxford Bob, in the Shrewsbury Mail to Wol verhampton, where Brady was apprehended, and White took the opportunity to quit the Coach. March 29, 18 1 3. Huffey White was at Bristol in the last wed, and escaped from thence on Saturday the 27th inst. about Noon, in company with ono Richard Haywood. White was dressed in a Blue under Coat, with gilt Buttons, White Waistcoat, Blue Pantaloons, and a Mow Belcher Hangars chief about his Neck. Haywood was drew, in a Light loom Great Coat (had No Hit) and a Yellow Belcher Handkerchief. He ie about 35 or 36 Year. of Age, 5-Ned 10-Inchee high, Stoat wade, and ie pitted with the Small Pox. Two of their Companions, Birkett and John Goodman, were se cured, in whose possession there was fiend every apparatus for opening Locks, andforcing Doom. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Naw PALACE YAnp, WESTMINSTER, APRIL 1, 181 THE House of Commons having this day come to the following Resolutions : " That every person interested in, or emitted uifto any Exche quer Bill or Bilk, dated between the let day of March, 18111, and the slit day of March, 1813, both inclusive, who shall carry - the same to the office of the Paymasters of Exchequer Bills, be tween the 7th and 10th days of April, 1813, both inclusive : (unless a sum amounting to twelve millions sterling principal money of ,the said bills shall be sooner subscribed) shall be paid the interest that shall become due thereon respectively to the 26th day of April, 1813, inclusive, and shall have in exchange for suck bill or bills, a certificate or certificates to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England expressing the principal sum contaleed in such bUt or bills, which certificate or certificates shall entitle such person or persons for every one Aware! Mande princi- I pal money contained therein, to one kindred and fifteen pomade and ten shilling: capital stock it annaities, after the rats of five porn& pee eentsdes per annum, to be added to and made one joint stock with the five pounds per centum annuities, created by acts made in the 24th and 25th years of his present ajesty, and several subse quent acts for granting annuities to satisfy certain Navy, Victual- ' ling, Transport Bills, Ordnance Debentures, and Exchequer Bills, I and the interest to commence from the sth day of January, 1815, Iwhich said annuities are to be redeemable at the same time, and lin She meaner as the said annuities already established sue now redeemable by Parliament, and to be charged upon, and made I payable oat of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain." That every person who shall have signified his or her in- tendon of accepting the terms and conditions for funding" certain Exchequer Bills in pursuance of the said resolution, ' shall, for every owe honed pawed: so subscribed in Ex- ' chequer Bmy be permitted to contribute the sum offfty pont& in money, and shall for everyone &wired paned, so contributed and paid be entitled to a Debenture d'art kindred pomade, to be dated on the sth day of April 1813, transferable by indorsement, beating interest at the rate of five pounds per centum per annum, payable half yearly at the Bank of England, on the sth day of April and the 10th day of October. The principal sums contain , ed in such Debentures to be payable In money on the sth day of April 1815, or on the sth day of April in any succeeding year during the continuance of the war, when the interest will cease, on the parties entitled thereto giving three months notice in writing to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England of their lintention to receive the same ; or shall I.e paid off in money on the sth day of April next succeeding twelve months after the ra tification of a definitive treaty of peace. But the holders of such Debentures shall in either case have the option (on giving thr e e `months notice in wilting as atortnald) to receive fur each one 1.1:1- deed pounds principal money contained in such Debentures, either Ore hundred founds capital stock in annuities, after the rate of five I pounds per centrun per annum, to be added to, and made one joint stock with the five pounds per centurn annuities created ny acts made in the 24th and 25th years of bis present Majesty, and several subsequent acts for granting annuietes to satisfy certain Navy, Victualling, Transport Bills, Ordnance Debentures, and Exchequer Bills ; or oat hundred and twenty poor& capital stock in annuities, after the rut- o: four pounds per COMM] per annum, to be added to, and made one joint stock with, the four pounds per centum annuities consolidated by the acts of the 20th and 21st years of his present Majesty. anti by several subsequent acts, and to he payable and transferable at the Bank of England at the same time and in the same manner and suhject to the like redemption as the said lour pound, per cents= annui ties; or one hundred and fifty pound'. capital stock in annul_ tits after the rate of three ',wattle per centum per annum, to be added to and made one joint stock with certatn annuities after the r ate of three pounds per centum per annum, which were reduced from four pounds to three pounds per centum by an act made in the 23e1 year of his late Majesty, mad to be payable and tratisf-ruble at the Bask of England, at the same time and in the sense manner and subject to the like redemption by Parliament as the said three pounds per centum reduced annuities. That the interest on the said four pounds per centum annuities, and on the said three pounds per centum annuities shall commence from the sth day of April, whets such debentures shall become paya ble as aforesaid ; and the interest on the said five pounds per centuna annuities from the sth day of January preceding. That every such contributor shall, on or before the 17th day of April, 1813, make a deposit of ten pounds per centum on such sum as he or she shall chose to subscribe with the Governor and Com pany of the Bank of England, as a security for making the future payments on or before the days or times herein-after mentioned : that is to say, £lO per Centum on or before the 30th day of April nest. £lO per Centum on or before the 21st day of May next. set 0 per Centum on or before the 18th day of June next. £2O per Centum on or before the 16th day of July next. a£lo per Centum on or before the 27th day of August next. .flO per Centum on or before the 24th day of September next. £2O per Centum on or before the 29:11 day of October next. That every contrhutor who shall pay in the whole of his or her contribution money at any time on or before the 23t1 day of eeptember, 1813, shall be allowed an interest, by way of dis• count, after the rate of four pounds per center') per annum on the sum so advanced, for completing his or her contribution respec tively; to be computed from the day of completing the same to the respective days on which any such payment would hav e b ecome I due as herein-before mentioned. 'TIE s'AYMAS FERS OF EXCHEQUER BILLS do hereby give Notice, that daily attendance will be given at their office, from ten o'clock in the morning to one o'clock in the afternoon, from Wednesday the 7th until Saturday the 10th instant, both inclusive, for the purpose of receiving the Exche quer Bills, intended to be funded, pursuant to the above Resolu tion : awl the Bearers thereof are desire.' to place the several de scriptions of Bills in separate lira (which are to be obtained at the office) classing them to the order of the dates, and arranging numerically such as are of like date and value : and they are to express the amount of the principal sums contained therein, arid the amount of interest that will be due thereon (which will be paid In money) computed from, but excluding the day on which they are respectively dated to the 26th day of April 1813, inclu sive, when the interest will cease ; and they are desired to state the amount of capital stock to be created, in respect of the prin cipal sums intended to be funded, and to write their names (with out abbreviation of their Christian names) and places of abode on their lista, and to indorse each bill with their usual signatures. To avoid delay, the parties are recommended to apply at the office previously for memorandums, and to bring them ready filled up at the time of subscription; observing, that the aggre gate amount of their several lists must be stated in me aseaserandasa. The day for the delivery of the Certificates and for the pay ment of the interest may be known at this office as soon as the Bill shall have received the Royal Assent. • The descriptions or titles of the Bills are as follows : viz. £10,500,000, Anno 1812, 52d Geo. 3. se 1,500,000, Anno 1812, 52d Geo. 3, cap. 5. se 5,000,000, Anno 1812, 52d Geo. 3, cap. 86. Credit of Aids, Anno 1812, 52d Geo. 3, cap. 114. • 3,000,000, Anno 1812, 52d Geo. s, cap. 164. £10,500,000, Anno 1813, 534 Geo 3. Also, The Brig EXPECTATION, built at Philadelphia, of the best materials, and crppered, Dimensions per American Regirer: I.ength 90 feet S inches Breadth 23 feet 7 inches. Depth 11 2 Admeasures 210 Tont. Has a Woman Figure head, Is a very handsome ino.!el, sale very fast and is well found in stores. Also her cargo consisting of 439 Bales and /taro of New Orleans Cotton, Captured by and conJrn►ied as P. Jae to H. M. S. " BRITON," Sir THOMAS STAIN ' Also, The Shp PRINT, of Boston, of the following dimensions Gan • American Reg;ster): Length - 82 ft. 2 In. I Depth 12 ft. S In. breadth - 24 7 Admeasnres 213 Tons. Has ft figure head, is a well coniftructed Merchant Vessel, well, found in wores, suited for general purposes, and requires very li:tle outfit to perform a foreign voyage. Afterward.. part of her Cargo, corslsting of 100 Pales New Orleans carrot& Captured and cond. mned as prize to his Majesty's ships COLOS.LS and 11iiim. inventories and Catalogue:4 of the Expectation and Print, and Cargocs, may he had at Messrs. John Jackson and Co. New Broad -street, London, wh-re samples of the latter will he exhi bited , ix days preceding the Sale. For viewing and further information, apply to Rits.rs. Haw ker and sons, Merchants, Plymouth. Also, for Exportation, I II Pipes and two Casks Malaga Wine, ex Trende Hendee, stranded at this port, on hi r voyage from Ma laga • sample. whereof may be tasted, at Messrs. Sampson, Sharp, mid Bastard, Merchants, London, cis days preceding tie sale.— Viewing, ta.ting, and further information, may be obtained, by applying to Messrs. Hawker and Sons, erchants, Plymouth. Also, the Brig COFFEE PLANTER; foreign-built—Ms a British register, is coppered, has a figure-brad and quarter. badges, sails very fast, and is well found. Dimensions: Length, - ft. 11 in. Depth, - 10 ft. 71 In. Breadth, - Sit ft. lot I itelmeagures 154 tons. Has lately delivered 14; Tons of Good,, fiont Sicily, at :he Port of Dublin; is a very handy and desirable ves=ll ter the Spanish, Portugal, and Newfoundthid Trades, and may Lie !punt to Sea inintediately. For Inventories, Viewing, and further !nf, rmatl,n , npply at the Counting-house of Messrs. Hawker and Sou 4, litrellauts L. mouth. JQHN 1..U. 4 C0/v;BF., Fruiter. TINIDER.-SHROPSHIR E. TO BE SOLD, pursuant to an order of the Lord Chanctane, made in the matter of William Cotton, Esq. a Lutiatie, with the approbation of Robert Steele, Ecq. one of the Masters of the Court of Chancery, at the Plikeinx Inn, Marker Drayton, Shropshire, on Saturday, the 10th day of A; rid, laic, at 'I lure o'Clock in the Afternoon, CONSIDERABLE quantities of OAK, ASH, ALDER, BIRCH, and MP TREES, Standing avd growing on the Estates of the said William Cotton, In Colehurst and Bellaport, in five Lots. Particulars whereof may be had at the said Master's Cham bers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; of Messrs. Carr and Kensit, Solicitors, John-street, Bedford-row. London; of Thomas Dickon, Esq. Market Drayton; of Messrs. Lambert and Sons, Bedford-row, Loudon; of Mr. I ening% Sod citor, Elm-court, Temple, London; of Mr. Chur:on, Auctioneer, Whitchurch, Shropshire; and at the Place of Sale. ISLE OF WIGHT. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES WITH APPRO- . PRINCE TYTHES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. TUCKER and PITTIS, At the Bugle Inn, Newport, in the Isle of Wight, on Thursday, the 29th April inst. at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, unless previously disposed of by private Sale, of which due notice will be given, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, with the Impropriate or Rectorial T)thes thereof, com prising in the whole about 545 Acres, divided into Six Fanns, with the requisite Buildings to each, and let to respectable Te. nants at very improvable Rents, now amounting to upwards of £7OO per Annum. the above Estates, which lie together in a Ring Terme and form a complete Property, are situate in the Parvili •of Cads. brook, within about four miles of Newport, and will be sold in Si: Lots. To be viewed tUI the Sale by application to , he respective Tenants, and printed Particulars may be had of Me4r... Clark. and Sewell, Newport, (where a Plan may be seen); of Mr. E. W. Shepheard, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury; to either of whom application fur purchase by private contract may be made; at the hotel, Ryde; Vine len, Cowes; George, at Yarmouth Dolphin, at Southampton ; Angel, at Lyroington ; at the Place of Sale; and of Messrs. Tucker and Pluto, the Auct.onetra, • Newport.