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, 4 ~ • 1 . / • 7." " '. ..... ". li 7l l I I I I I 111 r " I Pi I 11l Ir' •. . . . . a . ~ • . . 1 '.. . . . . 1 . • deiol i 4 w.. . .....- .i .- , i . . , ' ''' .. 4 ' ' , r • • - k 's,f i ,r I I. .---1.... / - 1•C 1Z "4"47'1- J.- - . "It k '.. • t • ...: , • . . . - % . .. "'•4 4/N ' ' . ( i . • . • . a ielvir 42l: . -11 ' ? • 1) )I r d . ' .1'• . , . D ill t . h. twi, • , ...‘ . oh 4 % • i c. 410 . 1• 7 k 1 OF\ r , vie Mk.. .% • ' 7 .-111k RW.I , , • . ' /Ilk_ • --•-• "".....-... ta t . _ 7 af;d4.--, • e...e..--/ - .• i 1 • t. , ; 1 . i • . _ _ ... . MONDAY. JANUARY 14, 1 822. ICE . SEVEN-PENCR. ING SCHOOL.. SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY held at the Freemasons Tavern, 'ausa-r, the 18th of January, 1822; 1 W A R DS. . W. Foos, Esq. . J. H. Port. E.q. • ,11.. Vst.rr, E.g. 'able at six o'Clock precisely. tcketssl.ss. each. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS MONEY FOE FIRST PRIZE! .Sirs or NEXT MONTH inn:m.34 land J. SIVEWRIGHT having advertistid e'er): psetkolar of the Scheme for the awning Lottefi, which commences Drawing Seth Ifehruary, Lie now only to State some efts merits. .is. It contains 5 of 00,000 All Money I 70 other Capitals, All Money 1 6610 other Prises, All Money ! AND NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!, and J. Sivewright are Selling Tickets and Slams at No. 111 1 , CornhM ; 11, Holborn ; and 34, Heynsmitel, Lowdoni where they Sold in Shares, in the late Contract, 4,421, a Prize sit £23,000, ace. ace. doe. and on the L as t Day of Drawing Last Lottery, FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. -......--, . : WHITEHALL, JANUARY o, 11122. Tki lians hes keen pleased to direct letters patent to be ander the, Gnat Seal, for the dignities. of a Marquis -end. Dult_tot tile Caked of Great Britain and Ire lantfte'Rlenata Marquis of entenam, Knight of the Most • Noble Geer of the Cuter, sad the heirs male of kis body law fay belieltelV e y the mines, stiles, and titles of Marquis of Camtinito and e of BIPCIUSIGILIW and entities. . .. WHITEHALL, JANUARY 12, Ins. • t Ataiiso has besapiniedifb (RPM letters_petent to be passed *oder the Grier Spot at *pit pot of the United Kate= of Owl Britain and Iseliiid ~talled Ireland, granting to Gamma •Troteas Juin Esit4 tif:lWa seira/21,. and to the heirs male of his body lawfully be c tu tie dignity d a Marquis of that pan of the said Mired . palled Ireland, by the name, stile, and this of Mar of nOhniaest. The IlEnnikas alaore pleased to direct letters patent to be pi atili . ' tk that ose • . Sint of that part of the said United King rebind, Owning to FILUSCIII Viscount KiLLKORZT, heirs nude Of his body lawfully begotten, the digni ty a a Viscount and Berl of that part of the said United King ' ago called lellieleds by the names, stills, and titles of Viscount el 41meernsid Monet, lie the county of Down, and Karl if Muammar, lathe Queen's county. The Knots has also been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of that part of the said United Kingdom called Ireland, granting to Hasse Sraxtzr Viscount NOWAK, and the heirs male of. his body lawfully begotten, the dignity of an Earl of that part of the said United Kingdom tidied Ireland, by the name, stile, and title of Earl of Rattuovrtt. The Kt= has also been pleased to direct letters patent to be . =under the Great Seal of that part of the said United King called Ireland, granting to Wnwin Viscount Exitisnosz, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, the dignity of an Earl of that part of the said United Kingdom called Ireland, by the name, stile, and title of Earl Ltszower., of Listowel, in the county of Kerry. The Kuto has.also been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of that part of the said United King dom called Ireland, grantir.g to RICHAILD Viscount blower EARL, and the heirs male of hit body lawfully begotten, the dignities if a Viscount and Earl of that part of the taid United Kingdom called Ireland, by the name*, stiles, and titles of Viscount Amalie and Earl of DUSIAVILK and Moues EARL. The Kozo has also been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of that part of the said United King dom called Ireland, granting to WILLIAM Lord Caszt.zmante, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, the dignity of a Viscount of that part of the said United Kingdom called be hind, by the name, stile, and title of Viscount CASTLIMAnit. [This Gazette contains an Address to his MAJCSIT, on his re turn from Ireland and the Continent, from the Burgh of Stifling]. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDRD. Them De Bruno Austin, N, . bonne, builder. Bloomsbury, druggists. Crisp and tones, CherrY-garden-stree% Bermondsey, brewers. Gladstone and Co. Liverpool, sugar rellr.ars. Richards and Rowell, Russell-coort, Drury-tare, ness-drapers. Robinson and hrockbank, Manchester, porter dealers. Smith and Dixon, Rost on , corn-merchants. Robin- We and Rowse, late of Horselydown New-stairs, sack-letters. Howell and Woodward. Shrewsbury, braziers. Wells and Barker, Weliclose square, fur-dealers. Machin and Gill, War wick-place, Redford-row, surgical-instrument-ilium. Baxen dale and Dickson, Lancaster, apothecaries. Smith and Macdo nald, Paradise-street, Finsbury - , chasers. Lawrence and Co: Liverpool, merchants. R. and J. C. Webb, Stalbam, Norfolk, farmers. Smith and Reade, Leeds, merchants. Smith and Co. Leeds, merchants. Hare and Tabrum, Soutininster, Essex, surgeons. Thorniey and Becktoni Manchester, manufacturers. Harvey and Co. Norwich, merchants. Page and Jacks, Mark lane, corn-factors. French and Thorman, East India Cham bers, Leadenhall-street, Scotch provision -factors. Cooper and Tkorburn, Cannon -street, spice -merchants. Baxter and Bow ker Gray's Ina, attornies. Benson and Close, Masbrough, Yeekshire, glassmanufacturers. Walton and Co. Birmingham, gun-makers. Crowther and Hudson, Morley, Yorkshire ' ma nufacturers. W. and T. Brown Leicester, millwrights. . Tuck and Co. Heybridge, Essex, tall -rC•liaers. W. and J. Low, Bock lag, Essex, miners. Cluttcrbuck and Co. Packer's -court, Cole man-street, Bbckwaßiall-tackars. &kat and PO. Canal-Way, bashers. Nowak mad Co. Wigan, dyers. Walford and CO4 Watling-street, linen...drapers. 11, 1 AV() EDITION. Three Arai% livo. price it. 24. in boards, • Y 31ORGAN. Author of Alacarthy," " (YDannel," &c. s' and excullent Work upon Italy."— t ~1~ Co!burn and Co. Contluk was published. , rinlssion, to his M•assrtr, ,TIVATED VEGE - So canical, Medicinal, liable,. Ches tory, and Relation to An, Science, 18,051 - - 45400 152074, - - 500 6,740 ... 17,824 • • .ADO FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Cesenen-bonse, NEWCAATLE-UPON•TTNI2,' Mere o'Clock in the Forenoon of 'TOSS:DAY, the tildt ' t .la,*/. 1822, T IIE FOLLOWINO G'oobB, viz. *Hi Ifirbil=My. `. 1313 Rest India Silk Handkerchiefs. 11 East India Crape Scarfs. 8 East India Crape Shawls. 26 Yards of Foreign Silk. .- 1 Pair of Foreign Silk Stockings. 5 Pairs of Leather Gloves. TO/ HO= consvmritos Hun. qr. odd. 1 0 23 Deals 1 0 17 Deal Bads 6 Balks 13 Spars 6 Oak Planks 52 Deal Boards 23 Battens 3 Batten Ends. further particulars known, Newcastle, on the 25th, RY PHILLIPS, Fruits known in Great Britain. Ivo. price Xi. Ils. 6tl. boards. rn and Co. Conduit-street. DISCIPLINE. publidied, price 2s. ;ISON DISCIPLINE. &c. &c. to the Lord Lieutenant and Magi". Rae:. , , • • • , NORFOLr AGRICULTURAL MEETING: 1 Silk Scarf 8 Silk Shawls 1 Silk and Worsted Shawl 40 'r in Cases, or Canisters 51 Gallons Whiskey Caps for Boys 6 Small Baskets 7 Grindstones 3 cwt. 2 qr. Epsom Salt The Goods may be viewed, ea application at the Custom. ; 26th, and 28th instant. ESTERN, Esq. M.P. Jgway. Piccadilly ; lkoid and Calkin, PaR- Booksellers.-Also, Kul D.thurst, Secretaty of State for the Colo the Condition of the Colonies in New South iernan's Lar.d, as set forth In the Evidence Prison Committee, in 1811. Dy the lion. .et, AI.Y. ss. , ;lon the Last Session of Parliament. Dy a near , ' • S . FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Custom-house, NEWCASTLE, on WEDSZSDAY, the ; 0411 January, 382 a, at Eleven &Clock in the Foreno-n, Mary-la- ~ ~. This day was published, Iteßrim), price 6s. boards, of iit of GREEK LANGUAGE, on improved Pian, in English anti Omsk. 13y JOHN JONES, the l'hilcio,;ical Society at Manchester. ran, Burst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, London. r iY a vidiwtly the product of a mind of vigorous tad powers. It pr.,ves him to unite the pr afound tologistorilth the discriminating taste of a critic, tors of a philotopher."—Crtic.4l Review. for the Press, by the 64131 C Author. iglish Lexicon, law 1 large voL tivo. This day was published, ,with improvements, in syn. price ss. bcla. of :EUCISES, in Syntax Ellipsis,DiAlects, id bletaphrasis; to which is prefued, a concise t Syntax. WILLIAM NEILSON, D.D. tman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. may be had, by the same Author, above Exercists, in Bvo. price 3s. boards. nortis, exhibited in s-lect Passages from the best kigliNLl Notes and a parsing Index. To which istions on some Idioms of the Greek Language. boards. This day were published, in I2mo. price 4s. in sheep, 'HE GREEK TERMINATIONS, including the J. Dialects and Poetic Licences, alphabetically arranged, and grammatically explained, on the Plan of the " Latin Termina tions; or, Clue for Young Latinists." BT JOHN CAREY, LLD. Classical, French, and English Teacher, &c. &e. ' Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon don. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Latin Terminations 'Alade Easy; or, A Clue for Young Latinists and Non-Latinists to tr.:ce the original Forms and Sig nification of Nouns md front their Terminations, alpha betkally arranged, with explanato;y References to the Gram mar. A new Edition, in 12mo. 2s. 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By HENRY I As!hor of the History of Fru, It Va" , , volumes royal Bvo. p l'iinted for Colbarn and prelsoNr HIS This day was publ - 1? F. `I.I Ps K S ti poll pais() _ILL :n a Letter addr.'sed to the 'rates of the County of Essex. Hy C. C. WESTE Print .1 for J. Ridgway, Picea. 31a:1; a id all other Booksellers.- 1. A Liter to Earl B.thurst, S r..''l D.: • ,artment, on the Condition NI 41, a a nd Van Diernan's Lar.d, taken before the Prison Coma Henry Grey Bennet, M.P. tos. 2. Remarks upon the Last Sew Observer. Ss. ...._ . This day was in 12mo. Ow Third Ealiti ikG it A Ni MAR of the GI? a new and improved Pia By JOHN . Member of the Philologica T. `etc es. f .r Longman, Hurst, Ilse ' 'fa.. C.: 'Ammar it i. videotly th. a•::: hie.hl ! ;-cultivated powers. It p re. ::. ri. h ..i -o etymologist,withlbi ;..... the enlarged views of a philovo P..epating for the Pre.% A Greek alai English Lexicon, This day was Sixth l'ilition, with Improve REEK EXERCISES, ii ••• : litosody, and Mctaphrasis; . ~: onnprehensive Syntax. Dy the Rev. WILLIAM N 1b.•::...e.1 for Lonvnan. Hurst, Re Of whom may be had,' 1. A Key to the above Mead $V Creek Idioms, exhibited it Athhors; with English Notes an are added,. Observation. on some 1. xr,.. price ss. boards. ... .._ This day were published, it PHE GREEK TERME J. Dialects and Poetic Licenc grammatically explained, on the eons; or, Clue for Young Latini ET JOHN Cd Classical, trench, and E Printed for Longman, Hurst, don. Of whom may be had, by The Latin Terminations ISlad. Latinists and Non-Latinists to ti nification of Nouns :and Viabs, f betk:illy arranged, with explan: mar. A new Edition, in 12mo. Scanning Exercises for Young Latin Prosody Made Easy, pi Claris Metrico-Virgiliana, pri The Eton Latin Prosody Illu, .„,....,,, c ,„, V..., ... It Prelnri2 G II P.F.K-DELECTUS. This day was published, in 121 no. prier 414 boned, the Sixth Edi tion, considerably improved and enlarged, of I)ELECTUS SENTENTIAI UNI GRIEC ARUM 11 ad USUM TIRONUM ACCOMbIODATUS; cum Notch, et Lexie°, on the Man of Dr. Valpy's Latin Delectus. Prit:ted by A. J. Valpy, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, a::1 lit own, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, The Latin DeTeems, and all Dr. Valpy's other Works. HEDERIC'S LEXICON, BY LARCHER. This day was published, in eto. price att. Ss. calf lettered, fIItIECUM LEXICON NIANUALE, primum a Vl BENJA MI NE HEDERICO institutum, mox assiduo I.bore SAM. PATILICII auctum myriade amplius verborum, k-ntremo innumeris vitiis ropurgatum plurimisque novis signifi c..tibus verborum locupletatum cura JO. AUG USTI ER. N EsT I, gigue. itcrum recendtum et quamplurimum in utraque rte auctum a T. MORELL Thesauri G:ecal Poeseas Autore. kditio nova cui accedit magnus verborum et exemplorum nu =crisis ex schedis P. H. LA RCIIERI. •• • This Edition is enriched with some thousands of addi tic:nal Words sod Examples, collected by M. lAtreher, the cele- Liatod Translator of I lerodotus, in the course of a long and labo rious lire, and contained in his interleaved copy of ilederic's Lexicon. bought at the Sale of his Library for this purpose. Londini: Impends F. C. et J. Itivington; Payne et Noss; J. Ecatcherd; J. Cuthell : J. Nuon ; 3.. Delghton et Filiorum ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, et Soc.; T. Cadell • L. Wil li,nts; W. Ginger ; S. Bagger ; R. Scboley ; J. Richardson ; Lackington et Soc. ; J. Maw man - Baldwin, Cradock, et Joy; Baynes et Filii ;3. Booker • Robinson; T. Hamilton; Ci. et W. B. Whittaker ; Ogle, Duncan, et Soc. ; T. Ten; J. Cullingwood; E. Edwards; R. Saunders • Simpkin et Mar shall; Hurst, Robinson , et Soc.; J. Sheldon; J. Parker, Osorth; A. Black, Edinburg'; et Wilson et Filiorum, Eboraci. CATON ON DEBILITY, ILLUSTRATED WITH CASES. _ _ This day was published, price :is. 6d. s New Edition, of 11ACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI. LITIEi, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE O lif; A NS of both Sexes; including Remarks on Onanism, Se sni .al Weskness, Nocturnal Emission, Gleet, Tabes Dorsalis, Fluor &c. &c. with the Theory of Generation. Dy T. N. CATON, Surgeon, No. 10, Stanhope -street, Newcastle-street, Strand; Late of the United Hospitals of S:. T'hamates and Guy's. Sold by W. Neeky, 22, 'Change-alley ; and C. C'happle, S.?, Pall-Mall ; or by the Author, as above. Where may be had, Caton on the Venereal Disease and its Consequences, a New FA:tion, piice ss. illustrated with Cases: A Practical Treatise vrt the Prevention and Cute of the Venereal Disease, exhibiting thr character, symptoms, and treatment of the Diseases imme til..tely or reinottly connected with it; containing Observations c e Stticture, .Mucal Discharges, the use of the Caustic Cutarreus Eruptions, Imaginary Venereal Manses, &c. &c. comprising an elementary Work for Students, tad a t,uidr to the general Reviler ; interspersed with select r:sctiptions applicable to lAgit division of the Lamm. THE Dutch-built Gitßiot JAN HENDRICK. burthen 61 75-94 Tons, with her Tackle, Apparel. and Furniture, as she now lies at the F.ast•End of Hi.:gate ; algo the Dutch-built Gallia COMMERCE% burthen 71 9-94 Tons, with her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture, as she now lies at the East End of IlUlgate. The Vessels will not be entitled to British Registers, but will be sold free of duty on either the Hulls or Materials. Inventories of the Stores will be ready for delivery at the Custom-house, Newcastle, in a few days, where further parti culars may be known on application. BANKRUPTS. hue Wardle, Worisop, Notts, butcher, to surrender January 17, at six 111, and -February 23, at e leven, at the Red Lion Inn, Worksop . Attornies, Mr. 13eardeluivr, Worksop; or Messrs. Allen and Co. Carlisle - street ,. Soho4ture. John Brooks Player and James Keen, Bristol, bottle-liquor merchants, January 25, 26, and February 23, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Anomie', Messrs. Vlsard and Blower, Lincoln's Inn-fields ; or Mr. Gregory, Bristol Henry Wigfall, Sheffield, file-maker, January 92, 23, and Fe bruary 23, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, 91r. Smith,Sheffield ; or Mr. Biakelock, Serjeanes Inn, Fleet street, London. Abrab.m Delvalle, York street, Covent-garden, winelmerchant. January 19, 26, and Fehniary 23, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghallistreet. Attornies, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corbct-court,Gracechurch-street. Edward Dodd Colville, late of Charlotte-street, Portland-place, picture-dealer, January 22, 29, at ten, and February 23, it oar, at the Court of Commissioners of ankrupts, Baainghall street. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's.court, Old Broad-street. Edwin Robinson, Langbourn-Chambers, merchant, January 22, 29, at ten, and February 25, at one, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Buinghall-sweet. Attorney, Mr. Cousins, Old Broad-street. John Woatten, Windsor, timber-merchant, January 15, 26, and February 23, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basinihall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Biggs and What ley,Reading ; or Messrs Eyte andCovetdale,Gray slnn-square. Benjamin Brittain, Sawbtidgeworth, Hens, fanner, January 19, 26, and February 23, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basingball.street. Attorney, Mr. Bond, Ware. Benjamin Hoyle, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, tailor, January 19, February 5 and 23, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Consta ble and Kirk, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane. John Clemeace. jun. Northumberland -street, Mary-la-bow, builder, January 22, 26, and February 23, at one, at the Court of Commiss ioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street.- Anomie', Messrs. Stevens and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle. Joseph Mather, Jewin-street, wine-merchant, January 19, 29, and February 23, at twelve, at the Court of Commissiontrs of Bankrupts, Basingliall.street. Attorney, Mr. Watson, Fal con -street, Falcon-square. Thomas Ambrose, late of Waterloo-place, woollen-draper, Ja nuary 19, 29, and February 23, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hodgson, John-street, AdelphL Edward Staff, Norwich, brick-maker, January 28, 29, and February 25, at four, at she Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. At tornies, Messrs. Bignold and thightwell, Norwich; or Messrs. Holme and Co. New Inn. DIVIDENDS to be made in BASI NG HALL-STREET. Feb. t, S. Garton, Wood-street, Cheapside, silk-manufactu rer, at ten. Feb. 9, J. Bowen, St. Martin's - lane, builder, at eleven. Feb. 5, S. Hannhigton ' Putney, irosmonger , at eleven. Feb. 9, A. Paton, T. Gill, and J. Brown, Old Gravel-lane Ratcliffe-highway, soap-manufacturers, at twelve. Feb. 2, G: , Bantle and J. Jaffray, Finsbury-place, merchants, at ten. Feb. LANCASIIIRE.-LBItiHTON HALL. 2, C. W. F. Aubusson, George-street, Hanover-square, patent- To be LET, FURNISHED, for a TERM of YEARS. aid-forna-maker. at twelve. Feb. 2, A. W. Jones, New Brent- And may be entered upon at the usual times in the ensuing ford, corn-merchant, at twelve. Feb. 2, J. Hall, Chatham Spring, with One Hundred Acres, more or less, of excellent tailor, at twelve. Feb. 2, T. Willcocks, Holborn, umbrella: Arable, Meadow, and Pasture L a nd , maker, at twelve. ALL that M odern, Spacious, and Convenient DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Mansion-House, called LEIGHTON HALL, at pre- Feb. 14, G. Richardson; Horncastle, Lincolnshire, grocer, sent in the occupation of S. Powell, Esquire ; containing a at eleven, at the Bull Inn, Horncastle. Feb. 14, R. Priddon, Breakfast-room and Library; Drawing-room, Ihning-"mmo f I late of Horncastle, miller, at ten, at the Bull lan Horncastle. large dimensions on the ground floor ; and six good Led,;ing-rooms F e b . 15, T. Ti pp i ng , l ate o f Warrington , Lanc ashire, miller, on the first floor ; the House also contains commodious Servatts' lat ten, at the George Inn, Warrington. Feb. 15 , J. Anton, lodging-rooms, Servants =hall, Kitchens, Pantries, Brcwhouse, . late of Warrington, grocer, at twelve, at the George Inn, War. Dairy, and excellent Cellars: attached to the !louse is a hand- I iiagton. Feb. 4, G. E. Aubrey, Manchester, merchant, at two, some Billiard-room, Coach house, two Stables, and many other at the Star Inn, Manchester. Feb. 7,11. Hobbes, late of Strat desirable Offices; also an extrusive and productive Garden. and ; ford-upon-Avon, muney-acrivener, at eleven, at the White Lion Orchard, brick walled, well stocked with Fruit Trees of high l an , Stratford-upon-Avon. Feb. 4, T. Young, Cheltenham, bearing, ..nd a Hot-house with choice Vines. Also a larr and fishmonger, at eleven, at the Royal Motel, Cheltenham. Feb. convenient Farm House, with Barns, Stable, Sbippon, and 2, W. and J. Kilner, IluddersfieM, merchants, at ten, at the other commodious Farming Buildings, contiguous to the Dwel- I White Horse Huddersfield. Feb. 26, 'l'. Parkinson, stn. ling-house, and jun. and J. Lilley, Sculcoates, raff-merchants, at eleven, at The Lawn and Pleasure-grounds are disposed in an elegant * the Dog and Duck Tavern, Scale-lane, Hull. and modern stile; the Plannuions are thriving, and several parts CERT! FIC ATES.-FeettUAllY 2. of the Estate command picturesque scenery, scarcely equalled J. o:ding, Old 'Change, stationer. T. Atkinson, late of New in the North of England. The (louse stands about ore mile trelt, i sv isbiuc arehut:sernati. J. Twigg, Cheapside, warehout.. from the Sea, nine from Lancaster, twelve fioin Kendal, five k Northam , boot-manuficturer. W. from Militthorpc,and two front Burton, all good Market Towns; i" 4 " D owns , Cheadle, Cheshire, calico-printer. I'. Morton, &a plenty of Coal may be had near; and the F.staie, witb th e Cold, Lancashire, merchant. S. Wight, late of !wade:Atoll- ParITIS thereto adjoiniiiK.and belougir , g, are situated in a sporting _ Han street, hat-manufacturer. 1 1. dsword, Great 'W st incheer country. The House Listed up with fashion: lll ;e ant valuable merchant. Furniture, and is a twist comfortable and desirable Residence * DISSOLUTIONS OF PA ItTNRRSIIIPS. for a numerous and geutcel Family. The Premises may b e yi„„ c d by applyingtO Mews. worawiek Wilcox and Grigg, Whiteehapel, (anew drapers. a ers. Watson and and Co. Lancaster, of whom or of Messrs. Wilson and Ilig• LBW, 131ackburu, cotton - manufacturers. Bailey and Co. Sh shi, Solicitors, Laucuttr, far ' tion - push:War/may I,e Luown. merchants. Stephens and 1 iggr, Gre4t Russell-stance, PORT OP WEYMOUTH. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, By Order of the llonus:able the Commissioner; of his Majesty's Customs, at the Custom-house at this Port, on TuesDAy, the Sth of February, 1622, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, riAliE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, viz. 291 Gallons Brandy, 34/ Gallons Geneva, 128 Dutchmen 848 Countesses, 2096 Ladles (Slates), 4 Mast Pieces, 6, and under 8 inches in diameter; 15/ lbs. Succades, 13 lbs. Sassafras Bark, 54 yards China Matting, 1 Chinese Um brella, 1/ lb. Coral Fragments, 1 Bottle Compounds, 2 pair Shoes, 211 gallons Wine, 26 lbs. Marmalade, 1 Bottle Wine 76 Whetstones, 7 Pieces (quantity 36/ yards) L ace, ' 2 Bottles Co logne Water, 1 Worsted Shawl, 1 lb. Chocolate, 7 pair Angola Gloves, and 3 Pieces Rope. TOIL IMPORTATION: 164 Silk Handkerchiefs, 30 Half Silk Handkerchiefs,li Silk Scarfs, 4 Silk Shawls, 241; Yards Silk, 21 Pair Silk Stockings 8 Silk Waistcoats, I Black Silk Dress, 2 Silk Gown Pieces (quantity 14i yards), 26 Pair Kid Gloves, 8 Pair Silk Gloves, India Crape Shawl, 3 Ounces Sewing Silk, 1 Silk Umbrella, and 3 Yards Ribbon. The Goods may be viewed by applying at the Custom-house, two days previous to the day of Sale, only. CLAPHAM COMMON. TO BE LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, FOR. THREE YEARS, OR A LONGER TERM, Ey Mr. nomss, f Warwick-street, Golden-square, and Regent-street), AO ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, planned for the accommodation of a Family of the first respectability, with Offices of all descriptions, Coach-houses, Stables., Farm yard, and Out-buildings ; excellent productive Kitchen Gardens, walled round; Green-house, Hot-house, &c. surrounded by beautiful Lawn and Pleasure-grounds, and Meadow Land, en closed by park paling ; the whole about THIRTY-SIX ACRES. May be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. NEIGHBOURHOOD OF GROSVENOR-SQUAReI, BOND-STREET, &c. CAPITAL CONCERN IN THE CONFECTIONARY AND PASTRY-COOK BUSINESS. TO BE LET ON LEASE, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-street, Golden-square, and Regent-street), ,dk MOST ELIGIBLE SPACIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, with roomy Shop, Soup-rooms, &c. an old e..tablished Business of the first respectability, and in one of the first situations at the West End of the Town; a most desirable opportunity for any person wishing fur au Establishment in that line. Particulars of •Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-vinare, to Principals only. A Meeting of the Freeholders and great Landed Proprietors of the County of Norfolk Was held oti Saturday, at the Shire Hall, Norwich, pursuant to a numerously and most respectably signed Requisition. presented by a body of the Freeholders to the High Sheriff, for the purpose of taking into consideration the present distressed state of the Agricultural Inte6 rests. The number of country Gentlemen who came to attend the Meeting was so great, that beds could scarcely be obtained at the inns on Friday evening. Sir JACOB ASTLRY, Bart. the High Sheriff. had fired twelve o'clock as the hour at which the Meet ing was to commence, but long before that hour the crowds who pressed for admission were very great. The moment the gates of the Court were opened, it was literally crammed. The up; er part t.f the Court and the gallery were filled by Gentl. men of the first rank and character in the county ; and there was not, even in the lower part of the Court, a single indivi dual who did nor wear the dress and appearance of a respectable farmer. Numbers were obli,6ed to go away, being unable to gain admission. Among the Noblemen and Gentlemen present, were The Earl of Albemarle, Lord Suffield, T. W. Coke, F. 9. 11. P. Wodehouse, Esq. UV. General Walpole, M.P. Sir 1. Pres ton, Sir T. Beevor Admiral I.ukin, Colonel Petre, the Hon. and Rev. T. Neville, S. T. Southwell, Esq. Rev. Archdeacon 'Bathurst, J. Postle, Esq. J. J. Beddinfield, Esq. Thomas Thur tell. Esq. Alderman of Norwich, F. Lombe, Esq. the Rev.G: Glover, Alderman Harvey, John Jary, Esq. T. B. Evans, Req. Rev. J. D. Borten, Rev. Henry Blythe, of Susses Farm, Rev. T. Preston, Alderman N. Bolingbroke, Esq. P. Bullock, Esq. klarsham Esq. D. Gunston, Esq. &c. &c. The HIGH SHERIFF being called to the Chair, stated the object of the Meeting, and declared it to be legally convened. He requested that Gentlemen would confine themselves as much as possible to the object stated in the Requisition. Tatoatas THURTELL, Esq. came forward to address the Meeting, and was received with loud applause: Having signed the Requisition presented to the High Sheriff, he felt himself bound, in discharge of his pub lic duty, to make a few observations upon the prin. cipal causes of the present miserable and distressed state of Agriculture. Ile had given the subject the best consideration in his power, and he did not hesi tate to declare, that their distresses arose from the enormous and overwhelming load of taxation with which the country was bur thened—(Cheers).—What his political bias bad been was well knoe is to all the Gentlemen around him; and perhaps in the obscrva dons he had to make he would be accused of ha.v:n3 changed Iris opinions. As far as regarded the con duct cf Administration in the expenditure of the country, he did not hesitate to say that he had-- (Loud applause).—He trusted, however, that he should not be accused of having acted r ashly, or of being influenced by the operation of the times upon himself —(‘‘ No, no f')---To shew that this was net the case, he would recall one circumstance to the re:ollection of the Gentlemen around him. Some time ago these appeared in the county a famous document, called the Norfolk Declaration. This document was pre sented to him for signature, but when he perused i:, he declared that no political or party feeling could induce him to sign it. He was asked the reason of his refusal, and he at once said, because the Declara tion did not state the truth. It complimented Antis ters on having practised economy, when in point of fact they had not done so—(Hear, hear).—ln accus ing the present Administration of want of economy, he did not mean to state that the expenditure of the country ought to be cut down to the standard of 1792; yet when he compared the expenditure of that period with what it now was, he felt satisfied that a portion of it must be got rid of. But he had a still stronger ground for having changed his opinions. His present Majesty, immediately after the war, de clared at the opening of Parliament, that the expen diture of the country should be reduced as much as it could be consistently with the safety of the coun try. Now he always looked upon the acts of the King to be the acts cf his Ministers, and therefore he • must accuse them (Nlinistevs) of not having acted upon this their promise in the way they had led the country to expect—Wear, hear).—They were told by some ignorant and illiberal•asinded persons, that the yeomanry of this county, of which he was proud to say that he was one, were thoughtless and extrava gant. This charge might peihaps sillily with justice to a few individuals, but certainly nat to the whole county. He would ask, then, was it fair, was it manly, to charge a whole body with %ghat could at most be applied to a few in.tividuals ? They were told, too, from another quarter, that the Landed In terest bad in their own hands a rereedy for all the Agricultural distresses. This remedy was, that the Lantted Proprietor should reduce his rents, and the Clergyman his tithes. It wa, true that both must be tweeted ; but supposing that they were reduced to .~ ,~ . 1 I` i I , t : ,I i : ! 1 1 ` , ;.11