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Grape and otfur Shot, One i f dndred and Twaity.Gre fl,orrels Gunpowder, Twenty Tons Si Bread. a quantity of Flour in Barreh, Beef, Pork, Beane. and wiser Prorifi,nn, Legan, Halt•kgars, and other Cats, with a variety Si other Antilles._ *_ For Fapottadon, Silt CA, of Red Wine-4 CAlk of Cin, and 7 Cats of 1 311 All of *Lich jolt landed tram the French National Frigate Ia 14115 a. condemned as Prise to his Majcity's tips of war la; Loire, Fmterlck trot. Maittand, FN. Commander, and Sgyp dame, Ideot. Philip Crotty Hanfield„ Commander. For vicwiog the Stores, and fo- Catalogues and any further in formation, application to he made, three days previous to the Sale, at the Countistrhoure of EDO'S I D "I E. Efq. or to TiIONIAS LOCKYEIit, Stems Stoker. Plymouth, Feb. ta, 'Zoo. POItTSMOU rH. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ANEW and Convenient HOUSE, fituate in the I li g h-ltreet. and ommilte the middle of the Market•Houfe ; coufsiting of a roomy sop, with a parlour behind & on the firft door a very good ehamb:r, with a driwing-room. occupylog the whole front, wiilt a large bow window, from which may be fore the I ligh-ltrees, from the top to the bottom ; in the attic, a large chamber In the front, with two behind; sod a cellar ander the whole. Behind, and adjoining the Bra floor, (over a eovared way) a chamber leading to another over a good kitchen, beyond which is a wad, hook, with a chimney. and two coppers died with a pump leading to a large tank, under a paved court. The Land Tax is redeemed. Letter. (poR pd,l) addretroi to Mt. Mourstaine, (owner and oc cupier) Shall be duly antwtred; or to Mr. Wilfoa, No 16, St. Peter's Hill. Dodlor's Commove, London. N. B. Hi. Stock in Trade may be treated for (al he Is going to retire), coediting of diver and hard-ware, Ste. • IRON WORKS—FOR SALE BY AUCTION. At the Star Inn, at Merthyr Tydwit, in the County of Glamor. gm, In the month of Much nut (wilds previoudg elitpored of by Private Contrail. et which timely notice will be given), ALL thole IRON WORKS, fituate at Peaty Mir "- - 1 . ter, in the Parllh of Macho!). 6 miles from Newport, in the County of Monmouth. Trick Works confift of a Bull Mill, Rol dug MW, Drawing out 1143:11ITICT, with their Appurtenances; 7 Podliag Fureams, a Bloom Furnaces, a Balling Eutaw. an Alr Furnace. a Chaffer! Turning Machioe, Shears. Ike. • a WA ter Weir. sp Dwelling boats, t Compting hooie, a Smiths Shops, a Stalk for !Torres, s Wareheofes, tsp yards of Tram Rood Intln , •-d Pane tram the Canal. The Mil.. and For.:e arc now in full wink wiles all meeffary Toohl.optemerts. he which. with the S•nek on the Prernifee, are to be taken by valuation; the make of Bar Iron may be ani mated at so congaed upwards per week, with adequate connedlions for difpofing of the fame. and a fet of approved Workmen. The Premifes are held upon a Late of 8o years, from March, t 8 ts. fubjecct to a fine of root at the end arise heft 40 years, at an at o nal rent of rstl. so and to which they be made fohjodk, or made Fr, ehold at the op:ion cf the Purchatzr. the Proprietor of the Fee having contented to fell she fame. There Is a communication with theSirhowey Tram Road, and with the MostmoothfisireCanal leading from the Hilik 1,0 Newport, by which ltoo and Coal ate procured with facility. For further p .rileulars or to treat by Private Coutes& apply either to Richard Fmhergill, F.fq. tirhewey ; George Buckle, Fr+ Chepttow; Matra. Powell, Solicitote, Brecon ; Mr. Edward Ste phens, Solicit,z, Brutal; or Marrs. Eh-Ledford and Sweet, Tan . pie, London. WARW/CRSHIRF.. MANOR, MANSION HOUSE, PERPETUAL ADVOWSON AND FitEEHOLD ESTATE. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE VAluable MANOIt rf Cf n i o L d ieECOTE..The modern Marnm Hoofs, and Coro 5 Offices attacked thereto, called Csldteme Halt, le part built with Stone, rod con taining eteelltnt Accommodation for a large Family. The princi pal Rooms an feet by aft feet, and as feet high. with fevencen Chambers, in a high and dry (hoodoo. commanding an ezteAve Profpedt or: r the adjacent Country. with the River Artier run. ruling in a lerpentine form in front of the Hoare; and the exclufive Right of Eifhery therein, emending upwards of three Miiet, toge• titer with ere:tient Farm, Buildings, Double Coach Houk and Sta. Wing for twenty five Hoeft'; a well arranged Kitchen (7arden, and Het Vhdis and upwardi of alt Acres of Very rid' Land, chiefly in Mea dow and Paiture, all contiguous to the Mantua Houle, escept abnut t 3 Acres of Wood Land. Alto, A neat MelTusge eovsining three PitiOUre,tWl). Kitchem, and cemenient Offices four Cha :.ben and Attica, Coach Hcufe and Stable, and gad Gsrden. And the Perpetual Adtrowfoa of the Living of Caldecote. The prefent Incumbent agedahout 46. This Eftste is fitu.ne in a good Sporting Country, near Fox Hounds and Harriers, within half a mile of the Great Road to Chace, thrteMila front Attie rttnne. Eve front PlioN ley, ten from Covent. y. eighteen front Leireftxr. and ninety-11z frost London ant Folkilm may be had a: Lady Day next, or femme U required The Eftate may be viewed starry time, by applying on the Pre mires, and further particulars may be known of Mr. John Roby, Alleo3te, mar Tarnworthond of Mr. Claridge, Pall Mall, Lon- • Lae; what a Plan Oche Eitate may be Peen. • MONMOUTHSHIRE. Singularly Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tin Plate, Bat Iron, and Hoop Manuadory. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION . . At the King% Head Inu. in the fawn of Newport. to the county of Moomouth, Come time in Cie Month of Marcb neat (wilds difpoled of in the mean time by Private Conrad), By Mr. 3I RPHr.N3, ALL that definable and molt lingularly Eligible FREEHOLD ES rATP., with the ne% tr-ereete3 thereon, well adapted foe Tin Plate or Hoop cal ed I' DEE, fltnate to the Parith of !Wales. in the emelt y of Monmouth, about three miles &Rent from the town of N.,wport. • The Mills bare boon coaltrueted and r tired upon the molt op. bproved principle. have a conttant (apply of Water from the River bbw, fuss to wark in the dry, it I,:afoil, without coy interrep don, sad communicate with the :shiowef Tram Road. thereby poffelling the advantage of obtaining Ceals tad other materials at the lean poQt,te expence. The Machinery of • cail•iron Water Wheel, t 6 feet diameter and to feet wide, with counter [haft, and Fly Wheel so fret diameter, Call iroll Shears, two lets of wrought-iron Pillars and Boxes, and Two Slitting Furnaces: upon the oppofite fide is a counter &aft, and a clog-wheel, with two bloom furnaces for rolling bar iron. The Buildings. which are all new, conitft of a good Dwelling Houle, nearly compleated, comprifing two tolerably fpatious par. loon, kl:chen, china pantry, and c:U,r, four bed *bombers, and four garrets, a carpenter's (bop and two Caddo% Mops, &large barn and a liable fur four hurfcs. _ _ The Lands, for the molt part fertile and rich, contain about 36 Acres of Meadow, Pafture and Arable. and form a molt corn pad Kate. The country is highly phlurefque, and remarkabh for rich and divert - Ad reentry. and the fut rounding woods ate abundant, anal well known for the retiuniancy of their beauty. Field fports abound—.ami the Ebbw, whisk rims through the hate. produces trout and other fib. The prcfent occupier will w the rondo. For further particulars and cardigans of fale, or to treat by 114ivate Sale, be pS.afed to apply to t•Lliound Darby, F iq. Coalbro flute, Geor„-e Buckle Fig efsepft ire ' An.hony Fl. tzher, tfq 'strittal; Melts hi ntlford and Frrist,T Londno, or Me. 1. umbra bupbeas, 'iolarAset, Staid. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPPNDENT ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF LICHFIELD. Brother having been called to a Situation a.v A. which obligee him to give up the Reprefentatton of the City of Lichfield, I am induced, from the long attachment tiff friendihip which you have aeon to My family, to offer niyfeif ete Caudilace fur your Favours. Should Ibe fortunate enough upset -* thir occafiou io mat with your Imerift and Rupport, it fhali be my unitorm Rudy to prove anyfelf ckfcrelug of your future good opinion. With every Centime= of eiteeta and refpedt, I have the honour to be, Get Ct men, Your molt faithful and obedient Servant, Laotian,. &tins ary t OEORY:E ANSON!. ELLESMERE CANAL. . SPECIAL GENERAL. ASSEMBLY. Copy of a CLAUSE. In the Ellefmere Canal Ad. .. A NI) be it further enat9ed, That if it than st ray 1 3 . Time appear that for the nweeffolually pettingthis Aft into Eiceution, a Special General Affembty of the raid Compawy of Proprietors is oeedLery to he la,tld,it lull Ix lawful for anyilm or more of the faid Proprietors who may each of them be poi fetEal, or entitled sato, five Shares, or Subteripdous, of Om Hundred Pam* et arm*. at the IllifL Id the reld bfwillfaw. tb mere tvgr or se a p a tley. Notite, ft kris tdid Om *fat W fume two Omar ellyeeladeg bee emaggy thee* which the hid eel 0111111111 Pak * haw et dna, are prepared to pap, be • radi ether dedhed, the Cdd I.lllllr Ot Proprietors Ihdl Many General Alkohly area ger •ai Igo drying in futh NOW the Karon sad leseetine of Meek* ihdi Special Alterably, and the Time wheel. gad Plate edient, the few ' (hail be held which Pace n1.1:1 be wit* ma Ws of the hid Canal and eonat era! Cots or frame of doe We, the underfigned. bean.; each plead or Eve Roar sad upwards, in the Capital Stock of of illedape Ned Camped, do hereby can a SPECIAL t IENERAL ASSEMBLY Oche Pros prietots of the 'aid Company, to be held at the ROYAL GAL INN, ELI-FEMME, on WEDNESDAY, the sth Day of MARCH next, at Tactic o'Clnek at Noon, to oils Me Coe. itheation, and divide span, tie moil anyireable hinds of nailing 4 Seen of Money to defray the Equine of emmillagthe . ......do. her Works now undertaken, which the ham* es ... Company requires re be done with mom Expethtlea. dread nen of tan Canal and other Means to Simply will admit of. J. KYNASTON POWILL, ROWLAND HURL', JOHN EDWA • ROBERT C Sagrocre• Feb. S. Illod. 1.1 - IN HILL. 1 ....---- AT a MEETING of the MALTSTRIni gd i. in the County at Warwick; ineludieg the Mont omor • lair the City of Coventry, held et the Woolpack Inn, I. Weigaldy elitist ift Day of Fehroary. dolt, in order to take foto Obailor• odes thz Propriety of petitioning Parttime:ft for the Reped or thogoth and 1.3 d Sections of the Ad of the mOem Me. giLgems lark* the watering or fpriokiing of Grain ea dip Photandillt making Into Malt, and alio for removing the Donheard ell entertained, concerning the Right of appealing to the ltd IN Quarter Sarum' spina Convilium Leg two leek. odor the • laid Act, • Mr. THOMAS SPURRIER II the It was Unanimot.By Molted, That the Operation of the above Chores Mabee* emad by Re • perk nee to he productive of the moil Bajurioes Cadge...ones to the Manufalure of Malt, and to fobjedi the fair 'Maier to great DMcuities and Hardihipa, without any adequate Advantage to the Revenue That this Meeting are fully convinced, that no time an tilt perly fixed foe fprinkling Grain an the Hoer whiff Into Malt, I. n to fuit all itafoos, all arceettemee end Barley of all Deferimions; and that Mak WM be belt made by leering it to the Mandan of a tenable and esperimeed Wed'. man. That it appeats to thin Meet/m.oot die Frown or die Modes in Quitter, were reefible of the Ireedflty of friokang Grain... the Floor whilit making into Malt, by thawing it to be watered' after the Expiration of twelve Days tem its being thews oat of the Catena, but refasten a. to the time when Water need to be employed, from which Circumnance met of Ger Ceoplaidto sad Grievances have arireo. - - That it is a treat }larded', aa the Malabo', this he iheold be • obliged to keep his Malt on the Floor in the Courre 0 Manefee• tore of fifteen or buten Days, "rhea be can make CWellif and better in every refpctt in nine or tea Dtys.avul that ail Rartralate whleh tend ufelefsly to inereafe the Lancer, Titre, or It:peace et an v Manufacture, as theft complained et do, are an inkier to tie indivninal and the Corturrinthy. . That it is the Opinion Meta. Meeting. th at the Chorea era• plagued of have given Birth to many frivolous Petaluma aal groundlers Profecudons. and deterred many Moen sod telpolabla Meitner. from following their %finds That in the Manila Lure of Malt, the Heat produced by the , vegetative Fermentation of the Grain on the Floor methane the 1 Water imbibed by the Barley in the Ca tena to rife to the Surface , of the Couch in Steam, where it Is mode:lied by the mid atone. rpherit Air, and gives to the Grain an agmairance of having been ; watered, when. in faa, it bet not ; hence the belt inundated (Nicer mir he decived, and the abandoned has a pretence foe PrefecutkM. That fetch Pn,fccetTons are rendered deathly oppreiEve, by their bang generally ssoported, not by poGrive Proof of the Fad of watering. but by the opinion of the Elate Officer only, who path cipates in the Penalties. and Is intemfted in the Csouriethau; and becatif,: the Party convicted Mdeprieed of the Boothe of an Appeal to the ;alias in gliarter Setßons. That, to obtain a Redrefs of the Grievances before mentioned. a Petition be prefented to Parliament this &Son. letting fault the fame, and praying far a Repeal of the raid recited Chudes. ' or for fuch other Relief in the Premifes as the Wildcat of Parliament DIA direct; and that Mr. R sires and Mr. WU, LIAM SPUILAIIIII be requited to withdraw and prepare rude Pe. !Won. Mr RAW and Mr. WILLIAM Swanton having withdraws and prepared fu:la Petition, and retuned with the fame, which being now read, . ' Retolved Unanimoolly, That the raid Petition be anproved by thin Meeting, and that the fame be fired by each Individual prefent, and f tat to fink Malifters u are not prefent for their Slmaturet That a Subfcription be toured into ha every Town and Parini in the County, and Lithe City of Coventry, for railing a Fund to tictray the Expences already Incurred and to be Warned in the tuture P. ogre's of this Bonnets. TAU Mr. Troiris Donrots, of Birmingham, be appointed Trearatter, and that the different Town Committee. do collect Subicriptioos and pay them Into his liatd; ant that they be tiro requited to promre to the Pe. titian the Signatorys of fuch Meitner/ as are not now prelim. That the Members fur the County he requited to prefent and rapport loch PeCtino ; aed the Minnows for the City of Coven • try and the Borough of Warwick be alfu requited to fupport the fame. Th it the Chairman and Mr. Gerrard Ravers he appointed to mood the Members for the County with full Petition, and the Members for the City of Coventry slid the Samuel of Warwick, to (elicit their repeat ' • and that they be alio delegated by this Meeting to meet the Suffolk, and other County Delegates, is London, and to attend upon and confer with the kLitiner aod I Commillioners of Excite on the futstedt of the laid Petition, and 1 to take fuck =Mures as they null deem proper and eeccliary for carrying into Eifel the Objects of the foi doing Refolutions. That Mr. William Spurrier, of Birmingham, be appointed aie• . treaty and Solicitor. That the above Refoutioos be Egard by the Chairoun, and ad : vertifed iit all or fuch of the Birmingham and other Papery eaten. ated within the County. and in iiich of the Leedom Papers (the s.:out ler cacqued) aa be full tnk fir,and a. Mem a. be may thiak TH hi OMAS SPURRIER, Chairman. I proper. 'Vibe Chairman having quitted the Chair, sad Mr. Ranee taken he fame, • Retired ilnanimot. Or. • Tau the thanks of ;his %loving be given to the cui namk g e 'ii. Attention to the Blazes e: an Day, and for tin Ole candid! n the Chair. OIRRARRO WEIL STATEog GREAT BRITAIN and FRANCE. Ina few days will be pubilfhed, 'THOUGHTS nn the RELATIVE STATE of - 1 GREAT BRITAIN and of FRANCE, at the dole of Mr. Pitts Life and Adminlitration tfio6. Printed far Hatehard, ROolticlier to her Majelly, No. tsio, Pieeaditly, °make Albany Hattie. Lord TEIGNMOUTH's LIFE of Sir WILLIAM (ONES its