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' —....—..—.................„...................—...--... • ...."...sao. 4............. ....... ......................• .. . • :N. O'XFORGISHIR2. •. . '• •• ' / " We* *FrUptiiirlief.kriee as. • • • - ' 4. irtti TitE COMM./IV OF PitOHRIETORS OF 'THE ,1810, - • CAPITAL MANORS AND PitahiS. . . tiSERVATIONS' OiR the • C tIvfINAL. • LAW ...:. _ . tivitAND JUNCTION CANAL. ' • . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, early 12 the Meath of Anti tins, • . '4l ENGLAND, as It Mates - to CAPITAL PtitilSii- j i g, the tottiersigned Praprietors pir, the G4tevti._ ,(Unless previouily disposed of by Private . 2tratteet).' • • • /tr . k'•c new C.a... t. , . iio hereby (agreeably to the Act of , . NTS, ani oil the mode is irbich it I' admluittered . • THEM4kNORSpfSWINIIROOK,ViMPOtrt, . . Ry - SirSIWIJIL ROMILLY. ,:- • 91.Cleo.lft.t. liiiii) eiqtiest th at It Speciat Assembly of the COtu- Printed foiT ! chtbiaady.r. pashas, Strand. '. . . paay of Propriatoks of the said OavAl De held at the CR 0W,:4 atiti ; LAY ; ASTAI.L. and ASTALLY.. swish eaaJime valuable ems. . • mei C V TIER 71871 NEW THE 4.TRE.ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO-bIOI.ROW EVENING, MARCH 1 7, Ivo be acted the Comedy of THE MAN OF THE WORLD. sir Pertinax Macaycophant, Mr. COOKE ; • n e m" Mr. C. KEMPLE ; Melville, Mr. MURRAY; %bey, Mr. RU NT 0N ; Lord Lumbercourt, Mr. WADDY. Lady Macsycophant, Miss LESERVE ; Lady Rodolpha Lumbercourt, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. Constantia, Miss NORTON. To which HE will BLIND BOY. be added the Meld-D ranse of T Stanislaus, Mr. MURRAY; tirriund, Mrs. H. H NSTO N ; Oberto, Mr. FAWCETT ; Rudolph°, Mr. BRUNTON ; Moline, Mr. LISTON. Lida, Miss C.R AN f lELD ; Elvina, Miss NORTON. On Monday, King Lear; with Harl•quin Pedlar. On Tuesday, The hslle ; with the Irishman in London. On 'Thursday, King Henry the Fourth, Part I. with Paul and Virginia —On Sgurday, the Confederacy. Places for the B oxe s to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New Mx-Office, in P : ince's Place, Hart-street. front ten till four. _A.l‘l( ASTALL, and ASTALLY, with ire 'ipper f pact Freehold Fanns,coeldising together, and *items is sbeassiral Paddies of ' and Fullbrook, in the County of cleat. , from Oxford to - Glotsositeri 'b eat one :ad five from Wittier. - Tenders for purchasing by Private Contract, to be Mob hi Messrs. Strong, St il l, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn, where a Mid he the Estate may, be seen. .'. • In tie press and-spasdlip Y ' l. 4 ' • A LETTER from the Rip Hon. GEOR.Or ROSE to the Right Honourable Lord [- MLLE the Subject of his Lordship's Letter to the . Right Hgzatite SPENCER PERCEVAL, respectin g a Naval ai NorthSeet. Printed fur T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand. paay of Proprilaia _ said Ou the _ -cm* Aucdost Tevr.tt Pei in the fititAN, in the County of Middlesex, ou THURSDAY, the Igth day of MARCH inetent, at One &Clock,. tp equoider of the weans of oltviatiug the objections *o the Bilimowitending in Parliament, tritirted " A Bin Idt and maintaining a Navigaide Cauelfrotti the Union in the Parish of Aluntley, in the County nt Leicester, to johi tha t4rand Junetiolt . C.und, now Loog duckly, in the - County of orthamptou, and Tor making a Collateral Cot from the said - - -4, e House Catuntons, ' FURNITURE, Two Newly•erected HOOP MuL.— CES, ti rENsas, and FIXTURES. At the IRON FOUNDERY. CHATHAM. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. SCOTT On Tuesday next, the 20th instant, at Eleven o'Clock, Premises, by order of the Assiffnees Oaf Mr.. Win. Bowser, 'THE NEAT HOUSEHOLD :FURNTTUT . 2 . some valuable Fixtures and Utensils, comprising eseeetment of Upholstery and Cabinet Work, Furnace Cutter Plates, Castings, Rolls, Standards, ind several Articles for conducting thaManufacturing•of Iran, in; May be viewed on Monicy, and Catsloguee hadnn mice', at the Crown, R o-itask•biddle, and of Mr. ' New Bridgit-street _ 'e a Plan of I Printed fur T. Cada and W. Decks, Strand. Northampton, and for making a Ciillitterat Cut from the said is- tenthal•Canal," *rated in the Petitions Presented to the House of 7 -- 11. Speedily will be published, in six large octavo volunte4 • - C .onsmons, by the I?etit' t one r s agiinsti the sitid Bill, and patticu- , FURNA- A New Edition ot lasly in the Penton from rho Inludikauts of the town or Aile- THNimE ; svioß 4 THEOLOGICAL o.Rev.wM. AND jo N M I TarP-CLA bury and its vicinity, dated the i Sth of Ai . hard , 0. latimatt,'• To which is prefixed, a short Account of his Life and Writingi, Johu Y; Benrin yrr, BY WILLIAM STEEVENS, - • • Thomas Cobb!, lek. on the Printed for F. C. and 1. Itivington, No. 62, St. Paul's „Church- • John Coot Thomas Piohford, 1 Hawser, s r d. it. P. Carew, Geo. Parkifon, ,•• • • .. 1 11. .T. 7 = 1)4541611. 1 2 '4 ITURE, Speedily will be published,eltiantly printed on a Alps miter. ••• • ' 7 • J "' snith t • A. Allan, g the usual three volume, in,ctsilliftlecsio, a New r: Iktiou, being the mace Ban, .fiteth - • •-. Wni. Mitfurd, sLiQuEs ►4O-71413iCIENT sNextsti , r , & liixtar * . S$ • , Goo. Sul. Marten, °blob* • •st re...POOP. POETRY ; leF *W it • __ A` • 1, .*. • H. Bonham, tat 161111 6 101. •-Pioces s itt our . & • Pt" - .1 . 761tEMA r .es,. *. rimed for P. C. and J. RlYington, St. Paul's t...tersn yoso; •• • • lad Loomnany klursti Rees, and Orme, Paternoster/401k , • abed with a YO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST INDIA STOCK. 'IIE Proprigtors ri -East India Stock, in the term of Mr. "'WISING, are respectfully requested to sitend at a General , Mget_iniCif his Friends st the Kites Had i n the Poultry, tri ttlleSt, the tOth ' lnstant: the Chalr to be taken at OsaarCleck paaddielf..—Mar.di TS. islo. ONLY TV73IM-THREE GUINEAS. : ABEAUTIFUL' Square PI ANO FO RTE, just aced enoug:i to season It, and stands remarkably well in tone ;it Lai the additional Keys, Pillar, Legs, and Et ; and is In evert' respect as good in instrument as can be bought f , :r thirty two guineas. May be seen at No 6, Leicester-place, . Leicester. square, from ten to four o'clock. N.B. If a packing case is required, •one may be made for ft, and it will be carefully packed, and every other charge, two guineas. . . In the Press, and speedily will be publbheil, embellished with * Portrait of the Author, engraved by Hvern. Printed in 4te. by James *Mayne and CO. Edinburgh. THE LADY of the LAKE; a Poem, in Six cantos.--13 7 . WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Printed for Longman', Hurst, Rees, and Orme, and William Miller, London; and for John Ballantrie and Co. Edhdiursh. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The Lay of the Lae. Minstrel, Bvo. 10s. 6d. boards. . 2. Balladsond Lyrical Pieces, Bvo. 7s. 6d. boards. The above two Works may he had together, 'in °tie vol. 4to. • price £2. 2s. or on royal paper, £3. 131. id. 3. Minstrelsy of the Sottish Border, three vols. ilio. £l. 16s. boards. 4. Sir Tristreni, a Metrical Romance, Bvo. 15s. boards. - , 5. Marmion, or the Battle of Flbdden Field, 4 llvo. 12s. Boards. Speedily will be published, Neatly printed in a small Volume, HIM% LETTERS the - TRUTH and CERTAINTY of NATURAL and REVEALED RELIGION, addreised to a Si'-UDENT..O the UNIVERSITY. Intended 2130 as an Introduction to Bishop Butler's Analogy of Religion, natural and revealed, to the Constitution and Coarse of Nature. ' By the Reverend JOSEPH WILSON, A. B for F. C. and J. Rivlngton, 62, St.-Paul's Churetssyard. CONSTANTINOPLE, JANUARY 19, • The English Ambassador has not yet taken his departure ; but the opinion that he will speedily get off gains ground, in cons( qtience of the Porte having adopted a measure hostile to the English troops who. occupy the islands of Cerig9, Za?tte, Cephalonia, and Ithaca ; and have there re-established the pretended republic of the Seven Islands. The moment this - ht.: telligence was received, the Divan bent positive in structions to the Paella of Janina not to recognize the. flag of the Seven hi:lnds, nor to admit vessels sailing - under it into the ports of his Pachalick. - VIENNA, FEBRUARY t 7. The letters by this day's pest from Trieste state that an American vessel hits arrived there with a cargo of gum Senegal, Mocha coffee, and dye-stuff. Her pa pers had ben sent to Paris, and whether she will be suffered to unload or not will depend on the decision expected from that quarter. Two more American vessels have entered .Fiume. Though 18 Americaff vessels have been -Seized at Naples, and their cargoes (chiefly coffee) condemn, . ed and sold to the highest bidders, we fled, ltibe, same letters, that coffee is not permitted to talnaport.. ed from the kingdom of Naples. BANJO O 1 THE MAINE, linligatt so. • The French troops that were in *mh o Raw libliand poßTsmouni, MARCH I, tar. SR. JOHN SMITH begs to inform his Friends and the Public, the luta! Dissolution of his Copartneraki, with Mr.l. N. Rostxso N having taken place on the 28th .014 that he has p•;rchased the Stock and Premises of Mr. George 'poop, No. 24, Broad-street, on the Point, where he intends ear sting on the business of a Ship Chandler, &c. and will open in the above Trades on his own sole account on the 20th instant. I. S. begs to return his sincere acknowledgments for the past favours, and trusts, by hi • Assiduity and attention to business, to mark the confidence of those who may commit their cortunards to his AN ADVANI'AGEOUS OFFER. A WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING BU. fl SINESS to be disposed of, the Returns of which are very gnsu, and might be increased in a short time: Person that ran command Four or Five Thousand Pounds, would find this an opportunity of laying it out to great advantage. The Proprietor, who has carried it on for several years, being about to retire, is the reason of its being disposed of. It may be managed •by the Manufacturers employed therein, with a little superintendence sad inspection of the Principal. The Proprietor will engage to give his personal attendance and instruction to the Concern for a limited time.—Apply personally, or by letter, to Mr. Collingwood, Solicitor. Nc. 13, Water-street, Nackfriars, London. DE• CONTINUATIOtJ OF LAFONTAINE'S MIS_ FAMILLE, &c. &c. ‘, day was publiAied, By Couria*, 1 1 11b1iic Library, Conduk.istreet, Lomita, tad sold by all Booksellers. I•WLISE, .421 u les PAPIERS de FAtiILLE. par AUG usTE LAFONTAINE ; 4 tonne, 14SA 2. La Nouvelle Arcadie, ou L'lnterieer de deux FITIRes t par k metre, 4 intim. 164. 3. Memoites do La Comteese de Liehteaao, Maitraest &Fre deric td Koi de Prow ; tunes par enunciate, 2 tomes, 4. Mdetotts, skes du Prince de Ligne,pour kite suite ada-Let tres et Finsies pishll6, par Mad. De. Stael, t tomes, 10‘ S. Correspondence de Mad. La Marquise du Defiant), aveo D'Atembert, Montesquieu, Mad. de Steal, Etc. S tames, 154. and berg, &e. Ike toe their march partly for . partly for Spain. • A The rumour, that 20,000 Prussian troops are to match to Spain, does not appear entitled to any de. gree of credit. FRANKFORT. FEBRUARY S. The 26th regiment of right infantry continued ite march this day for Holland._ It is confidently stated; that through the whole extent oflust cottn.,) try, and as far as the meth of thelakolhaels to be a triple line of French Customlensei and French . troops. The plumber of the latter will, no doubt, be considerable, though not so large as is reported. HAMBURGII. FE3. 27. A number of waggons, filed with - Indigo, Enf sheet-tip the PORTSMOUTH: FEBRUARY 28. IMES NEWTON ROBINSON respectfully in foras his Fiends and the Public in general, that tie final Diode:ion of the Copartnership of Messrs. Sutra and Roam am has this day taken place, sad that he intends in future to am on th., business of-Ship Chandler on his own sole account, and Warehouse in Bath-square, Portstuotrth, n re nerNhip Business of Smith and Robinson was carried on. isietsIS'LWTON ROBIN SON takes th:s opportunity of returning his grateful acLacwledginents for the preference in Business con. ferred on the late Firm of Smith and Robinson, and trusts, by assiduous ctention on his part, to merit a continuance of it to himself inJuture. This day was published, handsomely printed Six tt, price IE3 3s. in boards, a new Edition of . 'THE HIST,O RY of MODERN EUROPF .4- an Aclpifillid Decline and Fall of tie Roman A wtd egrTAress if Society, from the Rise if t, Modern Kingdonirlp,thlt Peace of Paris in 1764; in a-Series of Letters from a Nobleman to his Son—with a Continuation, ex tending to the Treaty of Amiens in 1802. with This day was published, In Two Volumes Bvo. price 189. boards, MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of ALFIERI (the celebrated ttalian Dramatist), written by himself, and imetspersed with Anecdotes of several distinguished moderii Characters of this Country, with whom he had inter course and ebrinictl , ;l.—For an account of this interesting Work see the Edinburgh Review, Jan. Title. ' Printed for Cothorn, Public Library, Conduit-street ; and sold by Anderson, tdinburgk; Wogan and Cumming, Dublin. Of whom, and all Sopitseikrs may be had, The Second Edition, In 4 vols. small Bvo. price 28s. of pro lessor Meiners' History of the Female Sex. " This Work is !valuable, not only for the vast fund of new and important information with which it abounds, - but likewise for the number of ct►rloes and original Anecdotes relative to the several Courts of Europe, which are here detaikd in tkie moat pleasing style." Priii:ed for J. Johns's'', F. C. and J. Rivington, G. Wilkie and I Robinson, I. Walker, J. Stockdale ' G. Robinson, Scatcherd and• Letterman, Cottle!' and Martin, Cade!! and Davies, Long man..Hurst, Rest, and Orme, Vernor, Huod, 'and Sharpe, S. Crosby and Co. Lackington, Mien and Co. J. Richardson, W. Stewart, Black. Parry and Kingsbury, and J. Fauhler. 4 , „ , Volume Siath may be had separate, to complete the former Editions, price 12s. in boards. ROSS,' MARCH 12, 1810. TOLEN, from a Stable at the Royal Oak, Ross, &-P in the County of Hereford, ea the Evening of March Bth, or early in the Morning of March 9th instant, a Dark Brown HORSE riAng six years old, thirteen hands two 'inches and a half high, with the mark of a W. on the left hip, and a blemish on the left shoulder, formerly a fistula, with a cut tail and trim rued legs. Supposed to be stolen by a Person who was dis charged out of the Portsmouth Division of Marines in the year mi. He stands about five feet four inches and a half high, is stout made, and about gs years of age, with light hair, grey eyes, ad fair complection, pitted with the small-pox. Whoever will give information •of the offender se that he may be brought to justice, shall - upon conviction, recoive a reward of fire Guineas, by applying to John Bevan, at the Royal Oak, Russ, aforesaid. • This clay . was published, . In Three Volumes Ootavo, price £l. 7s. in boards, . • The Third dition, of PORTRAITURE of QUAKERISM ; taken A from a View of the moral Education, Discipline, peculiar Customs, Religious Principles, Political and Civil Economy, andi Character of the Society (.f friends. By THOMAS CLARIeSON; M. A. Author of several Essays on the Subject of the Slave Trade. " Mr. Clarkson boa rendered an important service to the com munity, by the faithful delineation which he has exhibited of the society. We have perused his volumes with pleasure, and have been instructed by the observations, and we discover in the wkolr, a vigour of thought and a depth of reflection which be long to no ordinary' Man."—Cllift. Re. March, 1807. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Oese, , Paternooter-row. Of Whom may be had, by the Same Author, The History of the Rise, Progress, an*. Accomplishment, of the Abalition of the Slave lrade. tii 2 uo)i. item with iNwtra tive Engravings, price Vs. in boards. • ' . N • - article LZOO ik ondergeteekende, Exploicteur & deur waarder van 'pride de Gereckto Hoven alhiur rutkraehte van Macdament van Executieverleenkl, door den Hove van Civile Jus tae de dato, 27 May, 1808, ten behoeven vanW.Katz, impetrant aza gesegd mandameut of op ende legens, Daniel Allt, sigenaar der plantar, Hermitage, gelegen binnen de oost Zee Kust der mier deezer Colonic; en op de generaale Kaart bckend cinder, No. tr.et alle derzelver ap—en dependentien, op den, 31 May, 1.1. in Execatie heb genonsen Zoe word door my ondergat 4' door deerc aau con letter geadverteerd dat ik voorneentens ben saorz ; plantage Hermitage cum annexis en ingevolge daar man yefornteerde invent'aris welke ler Comploire als booven vermeld vuor ten ieder ler visie legs, na verluop van ern Jour en Zes svztktn gereekend van voorm, it May, 1808, alliier op public que vellir g in St. Flecren Elecutie te verkoopcn alley conform de 'dente order door welgemeld Hof van Civile Justitie, op net, Lf executie verkoopen van plantagien uitgegeeven is Raaden, ‘ 44 1 7 September & 8 October, 1804; tanCeinde Mt bet provenue "wait tan verkogt wordende plantage, Hermitage C. A. te Kun. tokaaden Zodanige Stun, ale. waar voor herzolve isge Execu. lord cum interessen met de kosten waar na zlg een tegelyk kan rettle t ten. Aldus there eidvertentie gedaan eu verders met deceive gehan ask rJo .1s gebrisiketyk is. • lierbice K. FRANCKEN, Erpl. & Drum. 21 Ottclbers 188 $. (TRANSLATION.) ADV ERTISNIEF.T OF THE EXPLOICTEUR OFFICE. 1 -real 1 , the undersirtne,ll Marshal (Exploicteur 11 " 1 " warder) of both the konour*le Courts of this Colony, by virtue r n - a Mai- late of Execution grstited by the Honouratsie Z.77 . t . of Civil Juuice, dated 27th May, 1 808 , at the instance of ;• hat; vecaus Daniel Alit, Proprietor of Plantation, t tenni 4e, situated on the East Coast -.livision of this Colony, and t e , ee ttl e 13 " the Genend Chart, Lot No. 12, did tate the antne t h e H ermitage, with all its appurtenances, under eueention on I r, aay ot May put. it therefore known, that 1, the said Fxploicteur, de intend of, by Marshall tzale. in this Colony, the said Estate W t , 1 -te CAI7II annesia, after the expiration of one year ard six chmrnenc e from the shove :stet May, stint', agreeable Nventory thereof, which is daily to be men at my Office, • ahly to the late order enacted by the 1 inctourable Court at their Assembly, on the 7th September and Bth ,r . 1 804, resp ect i ng the Sa l e of Estates by Execution, in n the proceeds of the Rafe of Ptintatiosi Hermitage earn • to discharge the debt Isor whirls it Ins been taken under the interest and outs tittleol2. te Which an per. This. 2• 1 regulate theinrelves asoardingly. e InPle pubic ateording to usage. 141 " , 2111 °Re(Sigtted) 1101 X. FRANCKF.N, Mardian. ber, : ~f coffee, and iglish . --tin, seized 1 the Officers of L Customs, passed through Munster, on the Bth, on their way to the Rhine. According to advices received at Vienna,2ooo Eng lish troops have joined the Turkish army, having been landed on the shores of the Black Sea. The last letters from Dresden mention, that 12,000 Saioa troops are t t emain on a war establishment. Advices from the. Lower Rhine state, that before the 22d instant 20,000 troops were expected to pass . through Dusseldorf from the interior of Germany, to occupy the coasts of Holland. The ciinscriptiOn system . hv ,began to be put i n. , fetew : Athe Tyrol, the present being considered-as a • proriitintts moment for carrying it into execution. Ntiiihal Macdonald passed through Milan in din beginning , of the present month, on his way to Spain, where he is to have a command. The Copenhagen Gazette of the 13tb, contains an ___ from Mr. Forbe4 the American Consul, at this port, contradicting a—itatement in' the English papers, of his haying beds driven out of Hamburgh by the inhabitants, and compelled to ( take refuge in Westphalia. He represents himself to have gime to Copenha gen at the solicitation of the Americans, whose pro perty is under sequestration in Sleswig and Holstein - that his mission was then completed, and that he should return here in a few days. • • PARIS, MARCH 4. greatest preparations are making at the Thnil _ for the marriage of the-Emperor ; 4000 Ladies, and an equal number of Galtlemeo, are to line the suite of-apartments throh winch...the procession is to proceed. The Arch- Duchess Maria. Louisa _goes first to the Castle of Com o iegne, afterwards to Saint Cloud, froth whence she is to Make her grand entry into Paris by the wood of Boulogne and the Elysian Fields. She is to pass under a triumphal arch, where the keys of the city will be presented to her. The King of litples, the Grand Duchess of Tus cany, the Vice-Roy and - . lpeen of Indy, and almost all the Imperial family will be present on the oar i tssion. MARCH 6.—Yesterday the Emperorreoeived, so the most splendid manner, on his throne, the Senate, which a body to his *jetty sOmmiutica- PASSIONS OF 'fliE irit.TlllAl4 MIND. • - •' This day wall published, in Two VolianirS, Pine Post, 12nsti. - • price lts. hoards ' A TREATISE on the PASSIONS, illustrative of 4- 1, the Human Mimi. Interspersed with Poetry, original and ; : tilleeted. BY A. LADY. " The proper study of mankind is man !"— , Fora. . - rarsctrat. cosurEsi is _ Piet I. - Simulation Disingteuity • ' Chasirtiorof Mankind Indiscretion Formality !Age and Youth ' Ca-rice Modesty h• character of the Eog- Brutality Avarice • 11th • Arrogance Fear Difirenee between Indignation Dignity theoharaeterof Man R 1 1 ,4 Patience and of Woman Cruelty . ' ' Part la. • Influence of Rank Feiodty St ': sibility Education, ditto. Resentment Humanity Part IC Revenge Patriotism littellect Malignancy Ptendstup virtue and Vies It astilrility . 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