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% ( p r' ! . .t • • qr. - , • • r ' . . _ s le '' 4,-.. r 1 4. ' ' -A . 4- • ._ _ . MN 1 \ I ~.. _.., 1 N..._ ~~ ' ... SDA . I 7 , MARCH . _ NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. . 011.1,WA.NCI , , SS, iiso. /;i4, ci ira4 TO -MORROW EVENING, MARCH 29 , 1810, THE 1411VC1PAL OFFICERS y" HIS MA will be acted, (for the first time) a New Comedy, stalled JEST`Ii °RI - WANGS, a heir* ewe Noire, . s . HOW TO TEASE AND HOW TO PLEASE. 'Nut Proposals will be received at thole-Mee, In Pill i iibis With entirely New Dresses, and New Scenery. ,on or before Wednesday, the 11th day of April nest, froonrenat The Principal Characters by j Persons as may be , wWing to undertake the war* of ST yr Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. JONEani, d Mr. YO UNG, Mr. FARLEY, I RANGgs, an d ot h er h ot i tooogery • er od es, h e wake o r Mr. LISTON, Mr.MMONS. Mrs. C. REMBLE, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. WESTON , I Department, for a Period of three years. ' • *" Mrs. DAVENPORT', Mrs. HARDY, and Mrs. GIBBS. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon applicatb, at The Prologue and Epilogue to be spoken by the Principal iltere.keeper's Office, in the Tower, and &Seer Mr. JONES and Mts. H. JOHNSTON. particulars, together with the Terms and Condition of the Coo. To which will be added the Musical Entertainment of • THE QUAKER. tract, tray be known ex the Secretary's Once in Pall Mall okra said, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock; where- Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New Box-Office. in Prince's Place. Han -street. from.ten till four. the Proposuls must be delivered, sealed up, and endersolle." " Proposals fee Stoves, Itanges,‘ bc.; but no Proposal can *e: admitted alter the said 11th day of April, at twelve o'cl noon of the sans*. 4ay, neither will any Tender be nod* . pasty nubbin *ag sw era In his behalf stud. ' shad '4 l i o !limo& -,. • -..; R. 11.-MilinVioetary.-.:?,f FARMER'S MAGAZINE. "THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE, No. XLI. is:, .1. just arrived.—Publisbed by Archibald Constable and Co. 1 ;Edinburgh ; and Conirtable, Hunter, Park, and Hater, Ludgate-stree, I.oneo,l.—Marcla 27, Ifle. MUNI: itOH - IviELIIC e :4I: AVEi. THE EDINBUILGH MEDICAL Rnd SORGI CAL JOURNAL, No. is just arrived, published by Archibald Constable ad Co. Edinburgh ; and Constable, Muster; Park, and Hester, No. iO, Ludgate-street, London. March TI, 1810. THE SECRETARY at WAR haviisle established certain Rogulatioas fee' ewmlL.g.the Payment of Sums due to the Relatives of SOLIDUS/A.4 Or dying is his Majesty's Service, inbsequestlyis the 241/11iihinialir het, Notice is hereby given, that - applications on tisi Jive account are to be made according to the following Rate, ifs; The Person whhing lo snake- the enquiry, is to prows; to the.. satisfaction of a idagisteare, or of the Minister err Clunilissaidens of the Parish in whisk he or she resides, dull or she is relotod to the Soldier apposed to be dead, in one of the degrees under. mentioned, viz. FATKIII, BR OTIZIL. UNCLIC or Aux?" CHILD, MOTIVIL, Strrza, ,14zrozer or MIME, Or that he or she is otherwise materially interested in respect of the proposed appliation. Every such applicatien is to be made in the folleeti Form, and is to be addressed to the !pituitary at War, in tin manner _ . V Notice is also hereby given, that the Sums remitted front Re giments as the produce of the ects of Officers killed or dying in the Service, will, upon application, be immedlAely ordered to be paid over to their legal Representatives. By Order of the Sectetary at War, W. MERRY. • Right Honourable the Secretary at War, War Office, Inquiry Relative to / London. *Soldier. MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform those that may be in want and desirous of borrowing tem porary or permanent sums of money, that they can at all times advance any sum from 1001. to 20,0001. and upwards, on personal or any other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money in the Funds, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Estates, on the most liberal , and honourable terms. — Personal application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their hoqse, No. 19, Jermynrstreet, St. James's, either personally or by letter, post-paid. N. B. Ten years purchase will be given for well-secured Annuities. TO ARCFMECTS. PLYMOU PH, JANUARY Sl, 1810. THE Mayor and Commonalty of Plymouth, will give Fifty Guineas for the best, and Twenty fur the second best Plan, that shall be produced of a TAVERN, BALL ROOM, and THEATRE, in three distinct buildings, proposed to be erected on a spot of land within the Bor ugh of Plymouth, a ground plan of which may be inspected, and copies taken, at the Pilot Printing-Office, No. 104, Strand, London • at Mr. 'Crew- ' man's, Printer, Exeter ; or at the 011 ice of Mr. Ed mund Lockyea, in Plymouth. The BALL•ROOM is to be the centre building, the THEATRIt at the East, and the 'rave am at the West end of the growd, and may, if thought eligible,•have communication. The Plan to contain an elevation of each building, with de signs and sections of the Rooms and Offices to be contained' therein, according to the arrangement or scheme which may• suggest itself to the Artist, from the space or quantity of ground allotted to the erection. Some further particulars as to the sije of the Ball-room, 'meagre, and Tavern, and number of Apartments. wished for in them, may also be seen at the above-mentioned places. Plans (with private marks) to be sent to the said Mr. Lockyer's Office by the mail coaches, on or before the 25th day of March next, soon after which Oar comparative merits will be deckled on, and the parties offering Plans are desired to send their ad dress to the said E.clutund Lockyer on or before the 45th of April gat. • • • LIST wpm 110 USA, Afareks7, iitO. THE COURT of DiRtC7l2llB e the UNILID. • di ! COMPANY' ff MERCiItINTS f ENGLAND, reallge. re Ali idgr p , ig;ilygiee Thee the:following Proptimon, qualified - ably to Lee; have in conforatirjto the etfi Section of the Yth Chips of ,- By Laira of the said cos6anY, signifiedin wtidog, to ties Selo • tart, their desire of becoming Cessdidetes for the Directioe,' the ambit Eked= of Six Directors, so Wednesday the ladifii April nem, viz. ;ve , ! . Jodie 1111111ASQVIT, Esq. Joan Hassey P'eaur,3lllll-1I Josses Covrow, Tstoassall,. BM' ..'•• •'s SAUVat Dabs, Esq. _ROSZILT Tn6isrepl, 11 . 44. Ze4;Atilkailli* A. Rlestaie twietunlnsig. . . r . • TO re rtpriturroits - EASTI!fOtA 2 STII4IS , - ; IdUnkS min Gawrieleis, _A L *. S/Ng ..1 bad Aio h4iiiottr of last gurcitattogloiF and of requesting t!!! , Votis 'and Interest at,elnttweilet. Eleetion," whow,ln eoneeque.4. tibe death of Mr. Rossi* a 1 Vacancy williocoar in the lfeet-Inalla Direction, I by , E my pers9alCanvas ; hid, I htvepeettliar satis fac tion lisaseteffeg ,you, that I have met with the most 'decided and flatteiiig *ap pal, not only f-sm the Proprietors who honoured me with their suffrag,s at the last Election, but also front a great number of those whose. voted were at that time pre-engaged. Under these dretunstatsces, I shill proceed with confident, and, I trust, welbal grounded hopes pf seesaw, to th e Banat, whi c h Ls fixed for Wed.. nesday the 11th of April, when I earnestly request your mei . dance In my favour. 'lf I should obtain the highly honourable situation which I sell. : eh, my best endeavours shall be exerted to maintain the just rights and to Meares Ilse real interests of•the East India Cfitst. pouy.- 7 I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, with great respect; Toistobedleni and very humble servant, Strand, March 28, 1810. RICHARD TWINING. llSt. Twining's Committee will meet daily, at tin ling's Head Intrefn in the Poultry, whore all communicadmis'irbl be thank- DAY period* _ Large Abatements on the Premium and Duty of Insurances for mere Years than one. General Insurances, subject to the Average Clause, may, in fu ture, be effected at this Office at the following reduced premiums, Merchandise in the West-IndiaDocks —3 Months, Is.; 6 Mon tbs, • Is. 6d.; per Annum, 2s. Ships in ditto-3 Months, Its.; 6 Months, Ss. 6d.; per Annum ,31. Merchandise in the London Docks-3 Months, 1 1.6 d.; 6 Months, 25.; per Annum, P.s. 6d. Ships in ditto-3 Months, 25.; 6 Months, 2s. 6d.; per Annum Ss: Common Insurance—ln Wz.terside District, 2s. 6d.; out of Wa- terside District, Its.; Specific, 2s. 6d. Hazardous—ln Waterside District; es. ed.; otqt 'oi Waterside• District, 35.; Specific. 32. 6d. Doubly Hazardous-1n NVaterside District, Ss.; out of Waterside District, 4s. 6d.; Specific, 6s. 6d. Life Insurances effected upon Terms of peculiar Advantage to the Assured. W. BEETHAM, Secretary. 1 _ layed its appi.tr4nc; ;' l'. Gillei can 'at length assure the Public, -• at 11 , 290 Oak food, _ that on Thursday Morning next, will be ready for delivery, iu the Parish of Peterchlirch • :. price ss. The whole. of the Trees are blazed, and numbered with a ' • . Scribe and those comprised in Lots 9, 5, 6,7, 8, 9 and 10, are RUMOURS OF TREASON!! !—TW.s Pam- p 'in the ' Patisla of Vowchutch. hlet willeontain all the wystesious Paragraphs which have Lot 1:. The Fallage of all that Coppice Wood, well seared, lately appeared under the different Titles of Important Intelli- and principally Oak, of about eighteen years growth, containing genes—Atfful Secret—and other appellations calculated to excite about Twenty Acres, (statute measure) called Dunn* Coppice, Curiosity and Alarm. It will give adfull and intelligible Meaniag situate in thit,Parish of Abbydore aforesaid. of their darkest and most ambiguous Passages. It offers an Ex- Lot 13. Tb • Falbge of another Oak Coppic e, called Page's planation of the Arch Juggler, and solves the enigmatical Allusions Coppice, about eighteen years growth, SA. SR. OP. that were made on the late Trial. It traces the motives which (statute measure) situate in the same parish. led to the Duke of - York's Investigation, and elucidates, in the F o r a View of the respective Lots ipply to M. Joha Owysib, most satisfactory manner, maay circumstances of an highly in- of 'Peterehurch •' Thomas 17 4 vies, the Woodwe,e4 at N e w s : teresring and portentous nature, encompassing the pestruction of Lodge ; or to th e Tenants of the respeedve Farms ; and, for fo r .- the Empire Itself !! ! ther particidars, to Mr. Wollant Matthews, at Plaagbadd ; d ie : • Printed and published by I'. Gillet, Crown-court, Fleet-streitt ; Auctioneer; 'and to.. Messrs. /lira and Weinitoo. %Misr% wad sold by all Booksellers. Hereford. . ,i • • . i • . • • . . . . •• . . .• • . .44( . . . - , • ..:. . • • • . • • . • .... • -,... ...... (-- .......--.6—.—.._.,...._- Trees, growing .. ~.- .'- , _ • .4 _l.-.;. pointed out in the Margino. ` , "` ' • Tavel's' In the Poultry, where all communications will be thank- ._ •-• • . ..,. _ : . •-..... fully s ec el v ed. • ' . . g:. . .. ..'" Ili wiersump ilitnizamcs. BEDFORD-STREET, . .2- ; i - .. Ir. .. Nestaw to 101 1 104TREXT, COVENT-0 ARDEN. c = a . g o 111 • - . - March 16, 1610. ' x ] g .0 g• . 2 Ei THE 'Public are respectfu ll y informed : that th e . r 4 e - •• • 1 ;: pirgittlfa This Oilitte will on and =sitter tie 98th instant 0 15 41 . : f, S C I • g : pladiwitfistatmaasalif Amm o ()Gods, and Stock In Tide r • Vim- 'sr • , fe w Fire, at their )l. 080 fa Xintistreet, Covent•Oardis, 4L' . . , . i 'mat . Bedf° ""trNi• • ¢.H. BROWNE, Secretary. r 4 e) • 1 -.,. 7 t I •; : fl'i,_ • I i ' ',. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, 0 6 .._ • s , . : I'll •.. ' - - . 5 - March, 1810. fl a •t . r . Eaksbashed by Royal Charter In tilt Reign of King George I. c -- P ERSONS whose Attnital Preiuiums fall due on 4V the 25th Instant, are het* bdbrmed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered et the Compasses Offices, over the Roe i ti. 5 I ••• Al . .". Exenaneu a n d in PALL-MALL, is well as bgr their respective a . . . \,... 4 . A11 66 14 11 1i18.-119110111 Conusies4 -and -eyries amend OM ts. E ra . . . -., 0. 4 - 1ia1dr ,... " o & 21 ~. .1 fit 4 9th of April next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, 4 7 u • • . 0 ... beyond the date of each Policy, w ill t h en ex pi re . . t. 11 -ii e SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary. 33 •a t . o„• Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the ta Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships in Har- t: v ~t .) bour, In Dock, or while Building, fr o m Lo s s, o r D amag e by Har- t .. .= 1..,5„, . 31 Fire ; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annuties on 4, 11 .r 4 " ":° Lives. .1 t c 2 el 2 i li 0 .. N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of expellee to the 'Aso .._•r- , IA -2, a* • r : Jared, where the annual Premium am ounts to e s . o r upwards. - -s 0. , !,.1 V I) . R. EAGLE FIRE OFFICE, CORNHILL, LONDON. _ 41 c • PAYMENT OF RENT. -a - T r :Eiselg POLICIES of Insurance expiring - at LADY DAY 11. E5 4. t.. .. sc c 8 ILI Q 414 -a. should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that perlodl ... t :.:.: = - - :., ..., • to prevent the Parties' Interest ceasing therein. g .t: g . 5 Farming Stock insured without the Average Clause, at 2s. te.r.llzrs. c 4 per Cwt. To-morrow will be published, THE REAL STATE of FRANCE its,the Year 1809.— 8 y CHARLES STURT, Esq. Late M . p for Bridfort, Resident in France beThre the War, and detained as in.hostage near sevtn years. Printed far James ittiversy, Pteesdlity. NEM , ' LONDON PH ARMACOPCEIA. ca Saturday, the 91st of March, will be published, price gs, 6d. 1 HE TENTH NUMBER OF THE LONDON -I- MEDICAL REVIEW; containing among other Articles, a Copious Experimental Criticism on the New Aiumacopatia. Lordinensis. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. On Friday, March soth, will be published, price es.. 'THE CLASSICAL JOURNAL, No. I. (To be continued Quarterly.) Containing—Critical Notices of Butbe's ./Eschylus, Burgee's Phcc nissz, and Miss Smith's Book of Job; Observations on - the Azum bscription in Lord Valeatia's 'rravels, and on the De Wan In scription :—Oxford and Cambridge Prize Poems; Dissertation on t h e ori g inal progress of Language and Writing; Articles cm Ori^ntal Literature; Biblical Criticisras; Recherches sur la de l'Fgypte; Greek and Latin Poetry; De Groconun = 4 ; Bibliographical and Classical Intelligence; with mart otter Cri tint and Literary articles. Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; J. Richardson ; Lunn ; and Dolan. MEW STATE LOTTERY, only 5000 Numbers. 4. HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 149, Otford-street, and 44, St. James's-streer, respectfully inform the Public, that the 'lichees and Shares of the present Grand Lottery, to Draw in One Day, (4th of June) are on Sale at their Offices. The Scheme is projected on a new plan, and in adaltion to 4 Prizes of - £20,000 20 Prizes of - a 2500 4 - of - - 5,000 20 • of - - 100 1:: - of - - 1,00044 - of - - 50, &c. Itcontains Four Extra Prizes of 100 Tickets each, therefore a single Ticket may gain £IOQ,OOO, a Half £50,000, a questa ig5,000„ as FLighth £12,500, and ewes a Sixteenth upwards of IfS,000.•-Schemes at large gratis, with a List of Capital Prizes recently sold and shared at the above Offices. RO RANSCOMB and CO. No. 37, CORNHILL ; No. ss, HAYMARKET ; No. 11, HOLBORN ; and Ne. 269, &mixt) With their usual good fortune, Sold in last Lottery, in 78 J;'ares, _ _ No. 3.791 a 620,000 In previous Lottery : 2, 618 £20,000 4,631 5,000 383 1,000 Sot 500 ... is ... 9,500 3of 500 ... Is ... 1,500 being Shares of almost every Capital therein ; besides in List Year (1809), Six of £20,000, and Capitals to the Amount of 1:250,(K,10, Are now scrim; Tickets and Shares in the New Lottery, to be Drawn kb JUNE, in which the:'e are Four Grand Prizes of 100 Tickets each, which may produce to a Ticket XlOO,OOO ; arid to a Sixteenth, upwards of X 6,000 nit:Public will please to observe, BRANSCOMB and Co. sold tie first and last of Prizes so given, which produced to the fortunate Holders .410,000 ; the first X 30,000; the last £5,000, and only Zi0,1300 Prize ever Shared. NEW STATE LOTTERYAII to the Drawn sttt JUNE, 1810. Five Thousand Numbers, Four Tickets of each Numbtr. TNI SCREMI CONTAINS 4 Hats of X5.'0,000 4 Prizes of £5,000 It 10 &e. &e. &c. 5,009 Prizes amounting to £lOO,OOO, AND FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, h ar:,;:tion to the Money Prizes, consisting of Four Packets of Otte iluadred Tickets each; by which improved mode of advert tere,t!te Purchaser of a single Ticket obtains the chance of gain inrChe Hundred Thousand Pounds ; by an Half, a Quarter, or an Eighth, in proportion, and a Sixteenth may gain Six Thousand hods and Upwards. The Tickets aid Shares are tm Sale y RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK : b and CO. BANK BUILDINGS, COILNIPLL, Ald belrg the Gate of theXinfe Mews;Charing.Cross, Whn Sold-and Shared in the last State Lottery, Twos( the Vour Prizes of ••• £20,000 N 0.3,7 34 B. ••• 40,000 ••• ••• ••• Na 3,7 34 D . 20,000 ••• And'99 D. £lOOO--0958 E. ,E 1 ,COO-3,436 C. £5OO. Persons who wish for particular Numbers should make aPPiitation to prevent eirappointment. SWIFI7 and Co. RESPECTFULLY inform the Pabbc, that they have on Sale, the 'Fkkets and Shang e 1 the NEW I.OT I'ERY, • Whit% begin and finish Drawing on the Bth JUNE.. The : , cltatte is oa the sane approved Principle as the bet, Inv.n; only 400 Numbers, with £200;000 hi Prizes, among 1011:4 eTe FORTY CAPITALS is ; aiditios to these, the Public ar e presented with Fa* EXTRA PRIZES e 4 t Asti, four of a Number, hy which the Adventurer has the `^ce of gaining Four Prizes of .020,000, by the Purchase of a 11 lic licket. The following Capital Prites have been Shared and kid at their O ffi ces, No. 11, Poultry ; No. 12, Charing 6: 43 ; tad No. 31, Ald rate Hi g i ratreet. • ) 1"7,9.11 • 1 ••• a€ 20,000 4092 .. ••• .Cag: " ••• ... 20,000 12,1135 ... ..• •• 20,200 231 9,15% ••• ... 20,000 19,247 ... ••• 164 ••• 10,000 11,199 . . ••• 10,000 £0,439 ... """ 1 3 1 Cl ... 10,000 7,951 , 1,',1 •• • ••• ... 10,200 19,556 "*" ••• 10,0 CA 15,984 34" ••• 1 10,600 18,112 ... ; 0 1 'l 4 , 2 2 10,000 11,199 ••• ~li 95 ..• 10,000 17,281 ••• ••• ... 10,000 753 ... •• e •• • • .r,"" • ... • 10,000 - -Lae of the Ca; ails were Shaied and Sold at their Whets 19 the last Lottery. 2,000 2 , 000 t,OOO NUMBER 71971 • • WEDN O I\ ge. •-• O 1 " . 11. • .0 , 4 4 ZE .. C5 AI V) P." 3 • . . 1610. RUMOUR 4 OF-TREASON!!! Circumstances connected with the elucida•ion of matters con tained in this important Pamphlet, having for some time de - at - ....* - - . - f i -J. • • - . , - - 414; • - ' . • - .• • . i:Oilita i -i t4 . - ' . -# l . ,- - ' '- . ~, .. ...„, ,e kt .s, 1,< , " •4 • .', : ' At ! tee "., ti A lc. l its.4o44,. / ;,. - . .......: i 1 : : . • . -- ': . *-' • . " ----.....i....ii=10.1 1 6 ' .....-raiIIiVENVT• • NEW CHARLTON, NEAR WO4iLWICH. 1 - Mit. T. S. EVANS, la t e !reacher ofi.fathernatics .. iv -L fa the Maya( irtatine Ac a, Woolwich, ceniiiorts to . 1 au ALM r YOUNG GENTLEMEN dottrel for Atholesiott rile° that Inseleitlint ; the Aoyal bilKoire.calers at M3riew, or the 8ea14004 colufstres Servic*; . '. ' • " . _ . r • tIPRICE • , • 7. - • - • ,~" 3'A QOT ANlisl462l-MAILEE.S, AND OTHhILIO. , • 4 TV - be DISPOSED. OF, in the City of Bristol, a salyable and Old Ettablfsbitd Wholesale sot Ettall SOOT 'end SHOE TRADE. The Ship and Pruitt, are ecertieitnt, itid the Awoke If, tallest* Oaf szerpdost, superior to ail in tikit Cler•—•idtee, • pert/adore, apply to Mows Wier, - _ • • : -- o f to the ~> ~ _ , 111Tr'°°4i;114%,,ks! °roc/ Aft, ; by i Wituritity - , - Marott _ r 7;74 . restl4l * ;4•• - Artlgona, •. I AN itGREE,4ONT PRUC fn?. fiv:tfiltn i ft , glisleaii • for tie dedtal;le SIIS; . sitastik in • the Market-Nue, at ilivr rest • up, new end How bold Pindtate, Stock in 'hasie, Aar Plstines, kn. • mat Bolide, Hatter, a. Bankrupt ; camprisitag ll,iis , Bonded Ladies Matt andfloonats, Letitber CaPttSaktLeShani, and Pip Hari, Cloves, kg. 'Cabe viewed the Wedneday prcc B fist Sale, what Cats= logiatand Pirsicelars may be at the Red Lion, MaSdentiasti at the King's Arms, Twinned; "aati'of Mr. Gibbous, t, SL - bury,Cheapelde. • • • . 14 , - . : PLYMOUTH. 11 • • . I'o tILE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Fox ho!e-street, Plystioutb, an Tieilpy • the loth day of April, tate*, at Twelve o'Closh, . 14 . E Good Brig FA I tt AMERICAN. T .- Plionrsia - ss: • .; salt. • • - , SO • 9_4llp lo tristri: ' =as Nd d _ • THE LLEWENY ESTATE, NORTH WALES. ' To be SOLD by AUCTION, by WiNSTANLEY and SON, ' - At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, London, in the month of May, unless previously disposed of, . THE very Extensive and Valu:ible FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the noble Mansion of Llevreer Hall, which contains ample accommodations for a family of the bra distinction, together with new erected and very commodkoms Bleach Works, Water Corn Mill, and Iron Forge, all well sup. plied with Wath., a Public House, and several improved& Farms, the whole containing four Thousand Acres of extraordi nary rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable and Wood Land, in a high state of cultivation, and lying nearly in a Ring Fence. The Estate is intersected by the River Clwyd, most bent,. .fully situate in the Vale of Clwyd, in the Counties of Denbigh • and Faint, North Wales, three miles from Denbigh , six him St. :Asaph, eight frotnyiutl:in, twelve Eros Abergeiy, and 24 front ,Chester. . Due Notice of the Days ofiSale will be given in this and other :- in the interim the &tete may be viewed by applying to r thamord, at LJegenarnalliet-Particulars with Plans annexed ' be ready in a few weeks, and may be then had of Messrs. Marl and I. and W. Lowe, Solicitors, Temple, London; of Winatanley and Son, Paternoster-row ;of Mr. S. Lowe, Solicitor, Whitechtlrcb, Shropshire; of Mr. Caiveley, Surveyor, Stapieford, .sear Chester; of Mr. Thomas Winstanley, Auctioneer, Liver pool; of Messrs. Kay and Re n s h aw , Manchester ; Mr. Wynne, Solicitor, Mold; Mr John Jones, Uputhin • Mr. Hague., Den bigh ; sad' of Messrs. Copland' and PenAoseeeth abimiert. HEREFORDSHIRE. " To be SOLD by AUCTION, by WUol4; hr tAkillS, At the Green Dragon Inn, in the City of. 0 Thor-- day, the 12th day of April, 1210, balms O . qt Three and our in the Afternoon, subject to Ifid.llllllllloll4 lls shall M "Wm produced, • THE following Lots of OAK Tltißiß ,of largo dithensions, an fit for naval purposes: • Lot 1, 270 Oak Timber Trees, growing vim Tunsastois Estate, in the parish of Ternaston. Lot 2, 67 Oak Timber Trees, growing on Marryburst 14- tate, In the parish of Sr. Margaret. Lot 3, 125 Oak Timber Trees, growing on Delmer Grounds, and Poston Court Estate. Lot 4, 47 Oak Timber The', growing on Illackinspra Estate s in the parish of Abbydore. - Lot 3, 157 Oak Timber Trees, growing on Pontapise, and VoWchurch Farms, in the occupation of Samuel Davies and Wil liam Davies. Lot 4, 442 Oak Timber Trees, growing on part of Chanottnes Wood, called Chanton Brest. . Lot 7 , 337 Oak Timber Trees, growing in Chanston's Wood, and Lands adjoining, distinguished from the last Lot by an 4 shove the number, beginning No. 44, and ending 779. Lot B; 17i Oak Timber Trees, growing in Ton and Slade Woods, near Poston Lodge. Lot 9, 135 Oak Thnber Trees, growing In Old Hopysrd, ?oil-cites Park, Randall's and Howells's Ground, near the Lodipe. Lot.lo, 320 Oak Timber Trees, growing in LoWer Park Wood, ' the Lodge. Timber in Depth in tbs Hold . - 10 5 Adana/a - fee . - ..- - . ISS Tons. Ttlia is a itrong serviesoble *lnd, emiliitdng die. heatable qiialldea of *Ding and swing% tedium the groond welt hal, and mores, sefin nosh= oanditioa i she is wilt WI ' c.l c he any trade making burthen and diapatdi,anitaggilii " basest to seehnniodiately at a very trine, eftpeiwoe. , Vognotod- • . , and conilisaded as Praise to his 144estfr ship Antsil l the H 2111012216. 1 1. P. Isar. Caidoin. Aid inionsdiatabi aborillirds *Mb* thie, bet CARGO.. - " oiladebe et SOS b i ire supairr CJetarilliaili.—.4l Mk. smallest Tar r And thest; th e ea anied Brig 1.11 4 FO&TIEWS., • . •;, 3 ' - ' sham OG 'lbw, . . .' . 8 A Ana Ufa,' Vessdotottadisel he dr cosolibi lible; tit • 1 admit lame brrn bumitbell -Wig wit. ' C44441111A2114 , 2120 * • . . hbl cu = l gil4f totter Agault, paellisibt -It litrfrt bet CA t itl t t gos. apettebe O Win: ilia . , • .! • . , ..7) •‘._ ,• - Aber . Wkic . h willb• leii, --. ~• . ... -11 *OW ~ , t a i rrs, or tarp ellmadobVlMbild liat '4 4 . 1104•11404 ' as Prize to his ktajostrepliVAtneia; : . liAla ..... bleteatn i zato the Agent, ..- . •• - . . X Isq. Otetst4tritiMlniOatb. . .. yirtiouth, March 24, 1210. 5,0(0 5,000 5,000 5,000 6,000 5,000 2,000 dais This day was published, in 1 Vol. Soo. price 91. beards, THE PRINCE. Translated from the Original Italian of NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI. To which is pre fixed an Introduction, skewing the close Analogy between 'the Princi; les of Machiavelli and the Actions of Bonaparte. By J. SCO'IT BYERLEY. " Had our Ministers studied g The Prince' of Machiavelli, they would have saved Great Britain one hundred millions of motley, and one hundred thousand of the best troops in the world; and prevented Bonaparte from being the arbiter of the destinies of continental Europe."—Vide introduction. Printed fur Sherwood, Nctdy, and Jones, Paternoster-row.