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ROYAL AMPHMIEATRE, ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. vacancies should not happen furthree y.:ars after their return, they sliall then have £t 8O per annum until they be protided for. In order that the services of young men, whose education bas been obtained at a considerable menet to ()overall:nit, may not be lost on the expiration of their apprentic. ship, they shall each of them, previously to their entry into the Yard, be r. fired to find tw sureties, to enter into bond to the amount on 4 : 1 ", and In this event of an Apprentic e b e i ng discharged fur mi•iianduCt, the amount of the bond, or so moth of it 24 may indemn fy Go vernment fur the expellee incurred in his Education, Shall lie forteittd. k EIT fArD/A HUUSN, Aurvst 16, 1810, THE COUR7' of DIRECIORS of the UNITED COM f4N7 - 4 . AIhIiCILINTS .f ENGLAND, ttddii to the EAST INDIES, do 4ere L - ies That a Quarterly Genetal Court of the said Company will be held at their house in Leadenhall-street, on Wedmsday, the MX September next, at Eleveb o'Clock in the Forenoon. And tint at the said Court, the followiry urstimous Resolu tion of the Cenvral Court of the 20111 June to them for their confirmation, viz. " That this Court do approve the unanimous Court of Directors of the 16th May ' " SHEE MIAMI UI.EE, Absist :.nt Departiatit at the Artillery and Engineer " d AIM per Annum." IVILLI.I.II Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. THIS PRESENT EVENING, To-morrow, and Sate,r,!,•, will be performed the Grand Spectacle of THE BLOOD RED KNIGHT; Or, THE FATAL. BRIDGE. Equestrian Exercises by the Double Troop. To conclude with (fourth time) a new Harlequinade, called THE PINDAR OF WAKEFIELD; . - The Gbji-ct of this institution to improve the quaiincustons of the :Thipwrights in the 1)34 Yurds, And theroq to ensure a successido of Artificer,, from anumg whom Ofi:c...rs of the de scription of Master Wass rers, Fortnwn, &c. lii be gelected, and from those, tbe aipointments of the superior Officers in his Majesty's Oocli Yards, and Surveyors a the Navy, will uki inaely be made. Or, GOG AND MACOG. Consisting of a variety of ludicrous and hair-breadth escapes, : T1 the to! ;owing fourteen new Scenes : Ist, Market Cross at itiJkelield ; Temple M Diana ; 3d, Exterior of Justices Man - ; 4th, Chamber bi ditto; sth, Picture Frame Manufactory; 7 ,h, street and Perspective View ; Bth, View of Charing Cross; 9th, Outside of Guildhall ; 10th, Inside ditto ; 11th, Country Interior of ditto; l3th, Romantic View ; Lodging-house; 12 th , to conclude smith the Ephesian Gardens of Diana. Second Price at Ha lf -p ast Eight. . _ Equestrian Tuition by able Master's from'fen till Three. The blond Red Knight will be performed 'l'o morrow and Saturday with the Comic Pantomime of the Pindar et Wake field, or Got: and Magog. and every evening next week wi , h the Erroneous Fortune-tepees, or Harlequin's Judgment ; and, in order to keep up a constant change, the three new Harlequin Partomimes will conclude the evening's amusement every alter na:e week, occasionally with the hunted Tailor. WOELFIA H ARMONIC BUDGET. lACKERMANN begs leave to inform the Public, • that No. 2. of the above most interesting Work, is just puNis!iLd at the Rarosyroar or Atm, 101, Strand, price ss. and to be had at all the Music Shops in Great Britain :—Also a p u s GU ES E MARCH, by the above celebrated Composer, price 2c. fdr , he Piano-Forte, for a full Military Band, price es.; and C.,el r Gott INO, a Rondo, 3s. THE NEW EMPPI Si OF FRANCE. A BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT of MARIA LOUISA, Empress of France, engraved by A. Cardon, from a painting by Cuirard, of Vienna, is this day published, and may he had, price Ss. 6d. plain, prnors or In colours 7s. Gd. at R. Ackermann% Repository of Arts, 101, Strand; and of all the Book and Prhuselkrs in the United Kingdom. This day was published, price .2s. ASTATEMENT delivered by LORD COCH RANE, in the Howe of Commons, on the 13th of June, 1310, if , the detente of the Rights of the Navy hi Matters of Prize. Sold by C. Chapple, No. 66, ; and by all Booksellers. This day uas published, price Is. A REPORT of the TRIAL of an INDICT •L-1. MENT, the KING against BENJAMIN 'FANNER and VICHOLAS TOMLINSON, of the Royal Navy, for Forgery, whereby the Navy Office was defrauded of a sum of Money. • By J. JENKIN, of Gray's Inn. Printed fnr Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row. This day was published, In One Volume, limo. price 7.. fd. In boards, THE HISTORY .of LINCOLN, Ancient and Modern. •Embelli , hed with numerous Wood Cuts of the principal Public Buildings, Lite. &c. Planed fnr John Richardson, Royal Exchenga ; and ernkby and Co Stationeri'-court, Loudon; and E. Baron, Bu.dcseller, Lineal!). NArr-OFFICE, lime 20, 1810. THE PRINCIl'ilf, OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of hi, .2114JESTro NAVY, hereby give Notice, That a Plan of Education has been established at the Royal Naval College, at his Majesty's. Deck-yard at Portsmouth, for a auperior class of Apprentices to Shipwrights. The number of Students in the superior class of Shipwrights' Apprentices shall, in the first instance, be limited to twelve, but will gradually be increased to twenty.five. The period of ap premiership shall be seven years, but for a Student who may have previously served in the inferior class of Apprentices in his Majesty's yards for the space of two years, it shall be only six years, and only five years for a Student who may have prevously served in the said class for the spice of three years. An Instructor in the theory• of Naval Architecture will be added to the present establishment of the Royal Naval College, to assist particularly in the instruction of this class of Apprentices. The Caedidates for admission must produce certificates from two respectable Physicians or Surgeons that they are of sound health ar.d constitution, and likewise proof from the register of the parish in which they were born of their being at least 13, aid not more than 17 years of age, excepting candidates from among the Shipwrights' Apprentices of the Yard, who may be allinitted if they shall not have served more than three years of their time. Candidates shall be examined on the first Wednesday in Novetn bur in each year, by the Professor of the Royal Naval College, assisted by the Instructor in the Theory of Naval Architecture,. in the presence of the Commissioner of the Yard, the Lieutenzat- Governor of the College, and Master Shipwright, who shall jointly report the result of the examinatitnt to the Lords Com missioners of the Admiralty, carefully inserting the names of the Candidates in succession according to their respective merits. The following shall be the subjects of examinvico, with which every successful Candithte must he perfectly aaptainted : .Ist.—Reading English, and writing it with facility front clic tation. 2d.—The first four Rules of Arithmetic, anil. the Rule of Three in whole numbers, and also iu vulgar and Decimal Frac tions. 3d.—The first three Books of Euclid's Elements, !so It. Simp son, with the exception of Propositions 42, 44, 45, Book I. s:itl of Propositions 8,9, 10, 11, 14, Book 2. In this part of the ex am:nations, besides giving the most precise demonstrations, the Candidates will be expected to make the constructions in a prac tical manner with compasses and ruler. 4th.—The French Language, a knowledge of which, although not absolutely required In the Candidates who may present them. selves at tit first examination which is to be hell, will, never the•less, 0.4 a preference to those who are in all other res t acts equally qualified; at all subsequent examination;, however, the Candida es will be required to read and translate French with facility. After admission into the Superior Class, the Apprentices shall attend at the Royal Naval College three or four hours on the mornings of every day in the week, except Sunday, and the esta blished 14-lidays, where they shall be instructed in such parts of the following Subjects, as shall appear to sh e Professor of tins College to be best adapted to the object of the Estahlishinuot, viz. the Formation of able and useful Ship Builders s Geometry, Fluxion, Algebra, Tht;ory of Naval Architecture, Plane Trigonometry; Drawing, Mechanic., ' l'he Funds Language. Hydrostatics, On Mondays, Tuttsdays,. and • Wednesdays, the Apprentices shall be employed at the College during the hours abovemen tioned in the Study of Mathematics, under the Professor or the Instructor; on Thursday and Uri !ay n:ornin,zs in Drawing, un der the Drawing Master, the art of Ferule:Jive being most par ticularly applied in drawing the different parts of a Ship ; and th.• morning of Saturday shall be apprepriated to the Study cf s•.:ch books and exercises in the French I.arzeAge, und+•r the French Nlaster, as may perfect them therein, and at the same time it.l - their professioual knowledge. This d:vi.ion of time ;I lotted for their studies is, however, to bu subject to such u:tcr3- dons as shall appear to the Professor best calculated for proniol:Dg .the object of the Institution. Id tie remaining part of the day, when not attending at the College, they shall los employed under the h,laver slnpo ribl:t nr Instructor of Naval Arch:tecturt, in the r; e various kinds of manual labour connected with S'Ap•huldi:D. ; in acquirement of a complete knowledge of the &trot t t parts of a Ship, and of the method of constructing and faltc. 'mg the same, as well as In discriminating her different prop mes deducible front theoretical calculations ; also in the ment and conversion of timber, and generally, in such o bee manner as . he Master Shipwright nam i consider as best ad tr ed to ma :e them fully acquainted with :dram detail of the duties of a practical Shipwright. To ensure the punishment of offences commlued by them dar ing their attendance at the Cr,liege, a hook shall he kept by the Instructor, in which such offences shall be entered ; and at the eid of each week, or oftener if there be occasion, this book shall b: sent to the Office of the Conunksioner, who will order such punishment to be inflicted, as may he conformable to the usual treatment of Apprentices in the Dock Y.u . d. And at the end of each year, a public Examination s'ca't take place in the presence of the Officers mentioned in the 3d Art;cle, and a general statement of the improvement of the retoectise Apprentices in the theoretical part of thtir profession shall be transmitted by the Professor of the College, and of their pro gress in the practical part by the Master Shipwright, through the Commissioner of the Dock Yard to the Admiralty 0:lice; to the end that, if it shall appear that an Arprentice has parch col lay distinguished himself in any of the departments of his profession, the lords Commissioners of the Admiralty may cal ler on him such mark of their approbation as their Lordships :may dee.n expedient. The 1;q year of their Apprenticeship, or ouch part thereof as . .. . the Lords Commissioners .of the Admiralty may think prop: r, shall be served at Sea, in such of his Nl;:jeAty'. Ships :Is their Lordships shall direct, with a view of o.):.iiiiing some practical knowledge in the stetting, sailing, trinimin;;, and ballasting of ships; in making remarks on the motion and working of a ship, in all her parts, ta bad weather, and on a high sea ; th; ..tandivg and straining of the masts and yards under such circinn•aances ; the placing of the fixed blocks, with a view to the props.r leading of ropes, dec. and, gener. - .lly, in obtaining such information as the Captain, Capenter, and other Officers of the ship may, by their experience, communicate, and such as their own observations may suggest. During the time that such an Apprentice sila7l be on board a skip he will be requited to keep a jonenal of his remarks and observations, arranged under distinct beads; noting such im provements in any part of the ship, or any thing connected there with, as may suggest themselves to him, from a minute attention to the circumstances by which a ship is affected at sea ; a copy of whish journal is to be transmitted to the Admiralty. A cabin or birth will be allotted so him in the gun-room, or in ' some other suitable part of the ship s he shall mess with some of the Officers, and be treated in all respe,Cts as a Gentleman. Salaries to be allowed Apprentices of the Superior Class. If the Apprentice If the Apprentice If the Apprentice shall not •have shall have seev , .:d sip!" have served Sum served 4 years in two years in that three years in that the inferior class. clam. class. • The day of Examination Is fixed for the first Wednesday in November next (7th November, 181 G); a certain number of Ap prentices now in the Dock Yards, ~ re to be excused front manual labour to prepare themsehres for the examination, and this politic notice of she qualifications experted from thme who intend to become Candidates.atil of the elay on which sods Candidaes w;11 he examined, i 2 given, in ore* that the number to be entered in the superior Class of Apprentices (which in the Ana year is to be limited co twelve) may be elected front t l .w,t best qualified, wisy ther belonsing rethpoct You t h or not. Such Persons u t e descripdou before mentioned who may by dt mous of becoming CztAlidates far aimission to the superior Class of Apprentices, to belong to his M4jes!y's Duck Yard, at Portsmouth, are therefore hereby in:on:led, that they win be required to settd notice of their inters:ion to the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of his Majesty's Dock Yard at Portsmouth, oa the ulth of October, I'Blo ; and they must be prepared with ev.:ry document and qualifieaTimi men limed in this Advertise ment, and ne at Portsmouth Duck Yard at Eight o'Clock in ilia Morning of the day of tsaminution, viz. the 7th November, 1810, alel wait for further directions irons tie Commissioner tur their proe..editigs, iii: BRITISH HERRING FISHING CUM- 1 -I. PAN V, intended to he incorporated by Act ni Parliament. Capital i:: Thousand Shares of £lOO each; and no tudivic al to hold more than '! w, uty .:hares. PATIi. ,, N S. liis Grace the Dukt- of Athol. The It tht Fl mourable the Earl of Chiche.vv. '3 he Right Hoitourable I.ortl Viscount N...brillea • I The Right honourable Lord De Don-tasitillir. 1 he Right liunioarable Lord Mashersle. The Most Noble the Marquis Hunch% The Right I lonourable turd Jocelyn. Pass' h'l Fhe Right Hunottrattie the J.ord Site ; Vic st-Pa EstnUlT.—Jushua Jepson Oddy, Dli CToa Timothy Stanfie'..! Esq. ~Vtiliain•Hry ate, Esq. John Opel. a.sq. Thomas Cre.sw,ll, Esq. Janet Eheti:•zer a iunders, Esq. XV illiam Wilson, Esq. ALIDITOKI. The Right Hon. I.erd George I Charles Welstead, Esq. Seymour. James Bowen, Esq. Francis Fretting, Esq. The Directors hat.: the plea-aire to inform the Shareholders, that one of the Company's vessels has arrival with a full cargo of lire Herrings, cured in the Dutch method; and under the impress on that maby of the P. oprietors may wish to possess some of this first cargo, a few barrel. will be repacked into small kegs for that purpose, and so soon as they are ready public notice ll be given. The Directors also respectfully inform the Shareholders that a forth, r deposit of £ per Cent. to be paid at the Comsany'.. office on or before the lat ul NrortnaSer n:xt, is deemed by them sta. etelit for the accomplishment of their present plans. THOMAS SAUNDERS, Secretary. Fishmourrs' Hall, August I 5,1,110. William Smith, Esq. M. P. W. A. i‘ht.locki,i.ll. M. P. NI. Wood, ksq.Shcrlti and Ala George St.lushy, Esq. Alder MAU Nathaniel Brickwoud, Esq. 'Collard Smith, Esq. lids day was published, . . In One Volume, 4to. price Three Guineas in boardi, Dedicated by permission to the First Lord of the Admiralty, aml illus trated by lit Engravings, THE Yotr'TG SEA OFFICER'S SHEET ANCHOR; to, a Key to the Leading of Rigging, and to Practical Seamanship.— 3y DA RRY LI V I. R. Printed for John Richardson, in. Royal Exchange; Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, and William Heather, Leadesthall.street. London ; and mey be had of the Booksellers at Portsmouth, Ply mouth, larmooth, Liverpool, &c. This day arz4 published, in Sen. price ss. SOME OBSERVATIONS UPON DISEASES chiefly as they occur in SICILY. • By WILLIAM IRVINE, M.D. F.R.S. Ed. Of tire Royal College of Physicians, London, and Pliyalohn to his Majesty's Forces. Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, Lorrain; and Brown and Crombie, Edinburgh. This day was published, Volumes VII. of THE ANTIQUARIAN and TOPOGRAPHI CAL CABINET; containing Fifty Plates, price 15s. his WJI k is published regularly in Monthly Numbers, and already coli:Tises 350 Plates of the most interesting Objects of Curiosity in (; - eat Britain. The. former Numbers, or Vol. 1,3, 3,4, .5, G, and 7, may be Liz together or separate, of any of the Booksellers in Town or Country.—A few Copies are primed on large paper. This work will :Jut exceed 12 volumes, at 4s. each Number, or £l. 4s. each Prblished by Clarke, New Bond-street ; Carpenter, Old Bond rreet ; and Therwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row. This day was published, with an Appendix, containing several new species of British Plants, and additional references to Eng lish Botany, to July, 1810, price Ms. Q. in boards, the First Ni.lume of the Second f.d.tioo of THE.BRITISII FLORA; or a Linnz.ln Ar racvnient of Britlsh I'Lms, with their generic and specific characters, s:lect synonyms, Enilior names, places of growth, dr.- ration, times of Bowe:lug, and rc(rences to figures. By JOHN I RILL, M.D. Of the Royal College of Phy Arians of Loudon; Physician to the Lying-in Hospital in Manchester, &c. Thus Dr. ti ill's New Edition of the British El .is rendered as useful a Virile Mecum as the British student of Indigenous Botany eau desire; it is truly a hook containing Multum in parvo, and at a price which can hardly exceed the means of the poorest stu dent. With this book, aided by the Elements of Botany, written by the same Author, an industrious atudi. ot, without any other assistance, might acquire au accurate and sckntific knowledge of all the phinogamlc plants of the British Flora."—Butanical Report in the Monthly ilagazine for November, 1809. Printed fur it. Bickerstalf, corner .f Essex-street, Strand. PORTUGAsL AND SPAIN. r fHE increased Interest which Pending Events have drawn to these Kingdoms, aue. the Proximity of the Scene% pietta.el to the Siltation of the F.oglish and French Ar -211", La.) induced the Proprietor to finish the few remaining Co. Pies of the Rev. Mr. BRADFORD's SKETCHES of COUN CHARACTER and tMSTUME in PORTUGAL and taken on the Route of a Column or the British Army, ro lntLatioled by Sir JOHN MOORE, of whose Campaign these Print s are illustrative, consisting of 53 large Plates of Colo u r e d Engravin gs in imitation o f t h e Drawings made on the Spar, being 32 Views of Couutry 'and Stung Passes, 47 Figures illustrative of National Character cod Costume, with their Military Ap ptarance ; to which is added appropriate Descriptions. The whole teudiug to familiarize and impress a correct idea of the Country and People. To which is added, as a frontispiece, the Munument erected by the SPANIARDS, as a tribute of gratitude to the memory of Lieutenaut-General Sir John Moore. Ike Pests, rs of Libraries in the Country, or Collectors of fine Book?, wie fi.iel this Voleme a most valualile addition, and more paiticuLlrly such Military Cbaracters as may have served in those Coutitrivs, or others, who can appreciate what is now offered from the advantage of local knowlee;ge. Printed fur John Boerh, Duke-street, Portland-place, London ; Hee, in Super Royil folio , £ll, extra boards; or in !imperial Quarto, price a117.7e. Ist year ' 60 Stt year le year 70 3d yoke Stt ye..r Ist year 80 4th year 3d year 9d year 90 sth year 4th year :. sti year 100 6th year 1 sth year ' 4th year I 110 7th year 6th year sth year 130 Upon their return from sea, until they can be appointed officer's in consequence of vacancies having occurred, they shall be em ployed as Overseers of Ships. building ; in assisting the Master. Shipwrights in the,dirlerent Yards, and their Assistants or Fore men ; iu the Mould Loft, under the Timber -master, or in aoy other situation ba which the Master Shipwright may have occa sion to employ them, with the approbation of the Commisaitmer; . staring dun interfaithej 44 411,” aeltiO per annum . ; audit stub L INC OLN:i 1-11 RE.—IS LE OF AXHOLME. TO BIL SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, (Either together or in Parcels,) A FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and LEASE HOLD ESTATF, situate within the Parishes of Hurl and Owstint, in the Isle of xhointe, in the County of Lincoln : consisting of the N'anor of Raul Hall, Garth, and several Mes• suages and harm;—eontaini•.g together about 000 Acres, having a gpod Warping Clough thereon; also, the Great Tyiliec uisiug Irian nearly 2000 acres of Land, situate in the sevt•ral Town ships and Parishes of Haxey and Owiton aforesaid; and, also, the Tythes of Hemp and Line in the Parish of Owstuu aforesaid. Part of the Estate is umveniently situate for Warping, and about 60 Acres thereof are now in a course of Warping, bring the et,- cond year of its progress.• The Estate may be entered to at Laily.,lay next, MI part of the Purchase Money may remain on st entity, if required. For further particulars, apply to Mesas. Brawn and Morris, Barton-oh-liember, Lincolnshire. - . V4001.1"S PATENT 8 I'EAA WOOLF and ED WA L)S, az rit e respectfully Worm the Pubiic, now brought to such a high stater), perfection, with less thin half the quantity of fuel reT Mews. Sol!oa and best construction. hay eEngin es erected r al. ervi may be referred at work; aut WOOL/ and EDWA Pi well •- ice(one it.tif of the weal tynuati .y of easstrection, the party ordering the Engine is s peslaisen oot third pan of the actu; PREEFIOLD.—NEWPORT, ARRETON, IsLE OF . To he PER EMPTORILY OLD to ti Lots, pursuant to an Order of his M. quer, upon a Writ of Extent, the Ku Abel More..y, Ecq. the Deputy Rai Court, at the Bugle Inn, at Newport, of August, 1810. at twelve o'clock at conditions as may be produced at the A Substauti4l tIESSUAGE S. HOUSE, with a walled Garden,Offices, situate on the South side of Lugley-street, in new in the occupation of Mr. John Penfurd Meadow Land, containing. by estimation, de's, cutlet!. chide Mead, adjoining the Medina riches of ‘Vhipponghant and Arretun, Late John Jacob, Es+ and now inuiccupied. Further pari-u:ars may shortly be had Eci:ors for the Anirs of Taxes No. 9, I.ondau ; of Messrs. Clarke, cu d tieweil, at the place of Sale; and at the Chambers Remembrancer in the Excbequer.thfice. VALUABLE CHURCH PRIF' TO BE SOLD BY Aucnom—r On Wednesday the t(ith of 11 , icust instant, afternoon, at the White : wat Inn, of Mancroft, ht Norwich, f I`HE PERPETUAL ADVI •raltrable Rectory of Strumrhaw, in a rich and fertile part of the County mile of the furtipike Road leading from slid distant eight miles from the former a.. the latter ; consiiting of a goad Parsonage situated on an eminence, and Offices; Land, and the Great and Small Tythes shaw and Braydeeton, conraining about of which the greater part is Arable, and and the present Incumbent being $2 years For further particulars apply, after the 1( post paid) to I:et•tn- and Uothank, Attondes, Geldard, No. 6, Crays Ini:-tquare, London. GLOUCESTER* SU ORLEY C.% sTI .E. MANORi, and On '1 hersd.ty and Friday, thy !' 7th and at Cheltenham, in SO Lott (uniessprt Lothy P. iVA e Contract, of which c4UDELEY CASTLE, and , of Smirk). and Wine:icon:be. with Meadow, Pasture. and Wood Land, bered and watered (the grea , est part \ Modus in lieu of 'tithes, and is sitcom now let in capital and convenient Farms, Buildings, Labourer: Cottage-4, and tithe one of the Ilnest Estates in the Countk, dente expence, might be fitted up Ai and if sold in lots, the proper: y is etivided eligible estates, with beautiful shim iOll4 sidence of Gentlemtm fond of agricul(ure Graziers and Farmers. Turnpike roads ' mom this property to Cheltenhain, seven Evesham, and Stow, each 10 aides. wards of X4OOO per annum. May be viewed by arplying to Mi Lodge Farm, near Wincheumbe, of s with a Map, may soon be had; and also the County; at the White Hart Hotel, Messrs. Farrer aid Co. lAncnta's Inn Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, rised to treat by Private Contract. WIRY VALI/ASIA AND ESTATEQ, IN SU To be SOLD by AUC non, At the Siz Bells in Northiarn, on We terober. 1810, between 11. e hours of in the Afternoon, subpct to such produced, SEVERAL of the late Mr. Pit, Northiam Lot 1. Sparks Pam, con-isting of Oasthouse, Barn, Stable, Lodges, and Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture containing in the whole ab out 90 Acres, Ewburst. Lot 2. Cook's Farm, consisting of . Carden. Outhouse, Bartt, I.udges, and 1. Pieces of An:Me., Meadow, and Pasture whole about 4:: Acres, sitaate in Northiam. Lot S. Hole Farm. conduit.: of a harm. house, Baru, Stable, Lodges, and Out-buildings of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Vi'ood containing in the whole about 130 Acres, Lot 4. Little Dater, consisting of Outhouse, Barn, Stable , Lodge%, and Picots of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, o Ground, containing in the whole about Northiam. Lot 5. The Crocker% consisting of ► Pasture, and Mirsit Land, containing Acres, situate in Non hiam. Lot 6. The Copland. Pieces, consisting Land and Hop Ground,. coat atnuig situate in Nortitistn. Lot 7. A Messuage in two Dwellings. Acre of Garden Ground thereto briongshg. in the occupation of Thomas Sargent a - All the above Lands are to a veil and the wood pan of Lot 3. and the . different Farms are full of thriving yours The Farm-houses and Btahliugs are premises err Freehold and redeemed c Immediate possess4un of the Lothian, of the different Fans-Mesa have notices next. The Purchaser may be accommodated Purchase-Money on security of the premises sr The Farms may be viewed on application , Mr. Tres,. Northiasn; Mr. Samuel Ileher. John Fix. lenterdeo ; of whom am, of the , terden. and of Mesera. Woollen sad /Awes, colors msr be known. . . t, on Wedmsday, the 2811 the Forenoon. owiry uratimnua Reser- une lac, will be submitted ianimous Resolution of the last, appointing MOON- Teacher in the Oriental • 'eer Signinary, at a salary !.14f R.l,llSitr, Secretary. AM ENGINE. , Mix-8 rar.er, LANt- Pubiic, that this Engine is rfcction, as to be wrought required tn work engines of aim. Persons wishing to referred to Engines ac• luny ill engage to warrant a me. f lust utt k:nrine% of their tjitte - ettrelingto paythslia 11/leaving of fuel. lIPPINGHASI, AND P . WIGHT. the best Bidden, In TWO ,fajesty's Court of Etches :ILI v. John Jacob, before • tineeahrancer of the said t, on Friday, the 24th day at noon. subject to such time of Sale, or 1) WELLING. Offices, a:4 Out-buildings; eat, in Newport aforesaid, nfurd ; and a Close of rich Won, four Ames, more or Medina River, in the Li... Late in the occupation of ad at the Office of the Sti- Craven-attret. Strand, tail, Soliciturs, et Newport; .ntipers of the said Deputy :e, in the Inner Temple, '0 EYE R WWl'. I—BY MR. EURT, stem at fear o'clock io the is the Parish of St. Peter rOWSON of the very , with Draydetton annexed, ry of Norfolk, within one .im Norwich to Yarmouth, er and fourteen miles front nonage House, pleasantly ; about 40 Acres of Glebe of the Parishes of Strutters. it 2000 Acres of rich Land, Id of a very superior quality, rears of age. he lath instant, (if by letter ornles, iu Norwich ; or Mr. London. id hit KEHOLD ESTATE. d sth of September, 1819, dispnsed of io one i due tactic p will be given), the extensive MAWORI ith IMPS Acres of Arable, , lying compact, well dm• t whereof is covered by a .ummonly rich and fertile), nta,wit!: good Farm-houses, tetluisites, rankling It my. The Castle, at a mo- Ili a inpguificent Mansion $ vided in, as to form several mg and views St for the re- l(ure as well as of opulent ads have lately been made yen miles ; to Tesetesbury, The estimated value is up-. Ir. Richard Ireland, at this whom printed particulars, also at the principal Inns in 1, in ; at the Office of in Fields, London ; and of , Salisbury, who ate audio. SIR:181.E FREISHOLD iUSSEX. I, by Mr. NEVE, Vedneeday, the 12th of Sep. of Three and Four °Tin& Conditions as shall be thee FARMS, the property am, in lots as follows: of a Farm home. Garden. d Out-buildings, and seven' ure Land, and Hop Ground, tres, situate in the Parish of ' a Farm-house and Cottage ad Out-buildings, and several tun lend, caniaining In the rthlain. harm.h.nose, Garden, Ones -buildings sad several Pieces u.od Land, and Hop Ground, ems, virune In Nonbiam. of a 1 arm-bone. Gard's, d Out-buildings, and several and Marsh Land, and Hop about 75 Acres, situate in f several Pieces of Meadow, ing in the whole about 4$ dog of two Pieces of Arable tostsber about teu Aci sre, dlings, with about half as, ingisig, situate in Northiain, and 'Thomas Gladurials. y Isiah stare of cultivation, sinus and Helga on the ming Oak Timber re ad In good repair. The of Land-tag. Is may be had. The tenants Notices to quit at Lady-,lay mmodated with part al the premises if mirth' , tattoo to Me Pi, Peaky ; baker. 11•011141; and Mr. I of the Auctinneer, at Tee. Paitifes, lays, foam pled , • • • • • DEALER IN TUKTLE AND RICHARDSON's COFFEE-HOUSE,TAVEKN, and HOTEL, COVENT-GARDEN, LONDON. RICHARDSON most respectfully bFgs le.tve '4.-A• to inform i%.ohlemen, Gentlemen, Ids Friends, and the . nb :c, that he cant:tries to dress Turtle into Soups ready for n am! Country Orders as usual, or in the V.'e , t tne.nt d Canipaoi, &c.) Gentlemen havi. g large Tur . le may 'pe accotanualatcd wita small ants at thifer.lit periods, or Soup, as a may suit their etn.venienee. Captains and Owners of shipe, and other Gentlonier, having any quantity of Turtte for sale, will and a liberal tanker. ICLIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Con tractors with Government fur the present State Lottery, respecttully infirm the Public that Tickets and Slums ars now en sale at their 01!ices, Bank-builtiii. ; Curnhill, and opposite the Kings Mews, Cuaring-Crons.--ziCiIEME. ~ .5 5 ... ... oe. eeo foo 2,0110 000 000 000 Odle 00 10,000 5 ............... 1,000 ......... ...... 5,000 10 ... ... ... ... ... 500 5,000 20 ... ............ 100 ... ... 3,0011 50 ... ............ .50 ... ... ... ... 2,500 100 ... ...... ... ... Q 1 w eo. ergo eso OS fOO 2,500 4,200 ............... Li ... ..... 72,01141 EO,OllO 'rickets. Fire Tickets of each Number. All tube drawn the 19th of October, 1810. 1:200,0100 CHRIS I OPHER COATS, Al .CE COATS, AND - JOHN COATS. WHEREAS CHRIS I'OPHER COATS, for m rly of Slatiburn, in Rowland, Yorkshire, labourer, went to live in London a:)out 6u years ago, (being then about Is years of age) at the Swan with Two Necks, in lad-lace, in the capacity of an Ostler; A I.CE COA l'S, sister of the said Chris topher Coats, welt from the same place also to London, about .50 v-ars ago, and it is supposed married a Shee-maker ; JOiIN COA I'S, who served an apprenticeship to a Woolcomber, at Relston, near Shiroa, in Craven, Yorkshire , enlisted as a pri vate sol dier a'mut 37 years ago : Now, if the said Christopher Coats, Alce Coats, and John Coats, who have not since been heard of, except a report that Christopher Coats elia about 45 years ago, or any of them be now living, or if dead, their legal issue, or soy descendants from them, will slake application to MOIST% BLEASDALE, ALEXANDEK, and HOLME, No. 10, New Inn, London ; or to Mr. DUCKLE, Solicitor, at Gainsburgh, in the Caunty of Lincoln, they will hear of something very much to their advantage. The above three persons were the children of one William Coats, by Ann Turner, who was sister to one Robert Turner, formerly of Leeds. N.B. Any information respecting all, or any of the above per sons, will be handsomly rewarded.—Ga?nsburgb, July 81, 1810.