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CaIIIPANT ff MERCHANTS e ENGLAND. tradiaz :THE hi lIT favourable and flattering reception Maiii ii pi - 46 . eau . a g darin g :om oh Ag i o,,h y :f # 1 to the BAST INDIES, de krziy give notice, with whsch you have been pleased to honour use upon my ..... i :vvi ti . aiiire Halt imt4,omit.a...., I.iisi... 40 That a General Court of the said Company will be held et, ;canvas, as far as it bas hitherto been eveadtil, demands nip ear.- ;7 2 1 41 ..r , dt eizat ' *wed iii the '" ---. ... .. 4 and • meet grateful ackutnviedgnicen - and Id** Ille tke ~.:_ia.. „ ........„....„_._..._._._..............:y : iJ f.....a .a 1 t Rf1,JF' their House in Leadenhall-street,on Tuesday the 16th of January, lll . Is:rongest hopes of ultunatx success. - 1810, from nine o'clock In the morning until six in the evening , ' 1 - • .-. '-'"PIY tin itv hates:here are nriany parts of this ettensive. • . .... bih..63,•suRRET-staker, swam. , , • .. or the Election of a Director of the said elompany, in the room i County, in which the shortness of this interval. fitIEE I„ dedierd ... of Sir WILLIAM BENSLEY, Bart. deceased. I myself a Candidate for the high honour of repruenting on, bu • Leaden, January 9, 1.1" 4 WILLIAM RAMSAY; Secretary. not allowed Rae the enshility of yet paying s nit Pernilii. l4 n.. - THE' ellittains. Consmarders, end Officers corn . • • issidt/o wilt . . G. "MO; be anlice4 my. utmost istesteCM l ate nosy .—" ... .- 'gnawing Ms Majisty's ship. and Vessels, who may be MI ' TO THE PROPRIF.TOR.KF EAST INDIA STOCK. Ilion every Freeholder, as far es circumstances renaer h. poui- 4 . ISO i'4 , 111 in rye mean time I hope to experience your indulgence i tutill to Share lot the llowny's Property captured in Weldteren Lames AND GENTLEMEN, I• dill' ierraittdable omission.—l retimln, Gentlemen, - - stuie*e ajjacent Islainis;are respectfully desired, if deryksim.mai TIEING convinced from the ability, knowledge, eigchester„" - Your verrfaltbill humble servant, . 1.- 1 and uprightness which Mr. RICHARD TWINING has in livallnarya‘ii,clll34o.is Hene6; l:ll ivo Nt . RCHEß HOUBI .ON, yet dtven v .••"' 'in their Prise List,, to traissMit them Wi th out delay, a long course of years displayed in the many itnportant discus-. dire pt to the Xasry 011114 for inspe=ion, where the CsObillks Of -- sinus of the Company's Affairs which have taken pkwe in your , That the PArtiterahiP ai4llldis tither on duo Expedklan ue otherwise; Seto kali Ili. General Courts, that his talents and experience would be an ac- ' 4 - 1 between' IgHl.l SMlfil ait4 WAILES NMI/I'ON "kW co o. , i , Eil ja A e. " 4 4 l „, ,,aso , 4o „ 6 , lo i si bt to k ; rvess ii k o, quisition to the Direction for the vacant seat in which he is now MOO of p?ri,smoutb shic i e r tm er hVillsi imOs"L ",k=" - men, with their particular ratiop on board their • a Candidate, We, from a sense of duty, take the liberty earnestly . t he IN Elf libbvuary tt-st - , Vliirconsent. As witness , to recommend him to your favour and support. oar bands t is 20th day of December, IWO. tire ships. That If it be the general feeling and opinion that We have the honour to be I.adies and Gentlemen, Witness, JOHN SMITH; their services entitle them to share according to their qualities, • Your most obedient humble Servants. t D. W. Wennett.. --- J. N. ROBINSON. • . __ the Distr ibution may be regulated accordingly. NEW I'IIEA"I'RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 111115 PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 15, will be acted the Tragedy of HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. KEMBLE ; Pelcrdus, Mr. MUNDEN ; Laertes, Mr. BRUNTON: ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. EGERTON ; Horatio, Mr. MURRAY. Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. ST. LEGER . Ophella, Miss BOLTON. t.l.c: wl..ich will be P perform anted (foom cr thealled 38 th tine ) a New Comic . HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. liallequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS; Fairy of the Well, Miss M. BRISTOW ; B e ies, 7s. Second Price Ss. 6ti. Pit, Ss. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery 2s. Second Price ls. Upper Gallery Is. To-morrow. The revived Comedy of the Conscious Lovers. On Wednesday, The Revenge. on Thursday, The Man of the World. On Erid2.y, King Lear. ' +"+" The New Pantomime of Hasiiquin Pedlar, continuing to be yeceived with unbounded applause, will be repeated every coca in nil further notice. _—__ D. Vi.NYiumELL. I. N. RO PORTSMOUTH. MR. JAMES NEWTON ROWNSON begs to inform the Public; that from and Orel . the 28th day of February next, he intends carrying on the B.siness of Shipp Chandler on his own sole account, in the Shop and Warehouse in Bath-square, Portsmouth, where the Partnership Business if Smith and Robinson has hitherto been carried on. Witness, I). W. WEDOLLL. J. N ROBINSON. the Distribution may be regulated accordingly. HENRY 4 . 15 NE, Agent for the Squadron. MEDICAL LECTURES. TV. HOOPER will commence a Course of LEC v TIRES on the THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC. t h e MA f FRIA MEDICA, and CHEMISTRY, on Monday, februay the sth, 1810, at his Lecture Roos► in Cork-}tract, Burington-Gardens, at eight o clitck in the morning. A Prospectus, with particulars, may be had, by applying to pr. H. at ha house No. 21, Sayille-row, This day was published, prior 4s. 6d. THE JOURNAL OF A REGIMENTAL OF FICI.R, during the recent CAMPAIGN in PORTUGAL Ind SPAIN, wider Lord Viscount WELLINGTON. With a correct Plan of the Battle of Talavera. Printe(i fir J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-lard. This slay was published, in Royal Octavo, By T. enbri.t. BS ERVATIONS on MATTERS of PRIZE, and W. Davies , n ~ncl the PRACTICE of the .ADMIRALTY PRIZE CUURTS. By JOHN FREDERICK POTT, Proctor, Doctors' Commons. This Work is written with the express view of furnishing suf faent Facts, to pro' the Complaints of the Officers of bis pity's Navy, are well founded, and require redress. l'3 be had also of Mottley, Miller, and Harrison, Portsmouth; Rees and Curtis, Plymouth. DANIELL'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. On the Ist of February will be published, in large quarto, price it. t No. I. !containing 5 coloured Prints,neatly mounted,) of F T uRESQUE VOYAGES and - TRAVELS, By THOMAS DANIELL, R. A. And W ILLIAM DANIELL, A. R. A. C',.nnuercing with a Picturemue Voyage to the East-India, by tile way a China, being the Voyage Outward. To be continued Inon;e.ly. Prinoll for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme , Paternoster row; and William Daniell, No. 9, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy square. mails IN SEARCH OF A MISTRESS!!! Tins day was published, in 2 vols. duodecimo, price 10s. CELEBS IN SEARCH OF A MISTRESS!! A Novel, founded on Recent Events in High Life. " Free, diseneumborod ; anti-matrimonial love." CuMBERLAND7 London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 11 I, Cheapside ; WA nn Allison, No. 31, New Bond-street; and at all the Circu lating Libraries. Where may be had, ;nit published, in one volume octavo, price 94. iu hoar..ls, Marinion Travestied, a Tale of Modern Times, &die:tied to ‘Valter Scott, Esq. nia day were published, in one lark Volume Octavo, price in boards 9s. TWENTY-FIVE SERMONS on the PARABLES; A New Edition. The whole Series recomposed, and con tained in one Volume. By 10fIN FARRER, M. A. Rector of St. Clement's, East cheap, and St. Martin's Organs, London. '.`tinted for F. C and 5. Rivington, No. 62 St. Paul's Church y.rd. Of whom may be had, by the same A uthor, Sin MON s on the Mission and Charazter of CHRIST, and on the BtA TITU Des ; comprehending what were preached before the Lniieersi.y of Orford in the Year 1803, at the BamptonLecture, 1 11.1: in boards 7 w This day was published, In quarto, price Li. 115.6 d. in boards, illustrated with a Head of Sir John Moore from a Painting by Lawrence, a Map of Spain with the Route of the Army, a View of Corunna, and a Plan of the Battle, the sth Edition , ANARRATIVE of the CAMPAIGN of the e BRITISH ARMY in SPAIN, comma::ded l.y his Excel- Iticy Sir Jon x Moos e, K. B. &c. Ike.; authenticated by Official 'Pipers and Original Letters. By his Brother JAMES MOORE., Esq. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Whert , may be had, the same Work in one volume svo. price . in boards. 1 • • ids Lay vt,s svo. price i 1 s. id. boards' 'UM BRITISH CIL.:ERO ; or, A Selection of '• Ili, most admired Spei.ches 1: the English Language, ar tangehinder three distinct heads of Popular, Parliantentary and luchcial Oratory, with Historical Illustrations. To which is pre• bled, an Introduction to the Surly and Practice of Eloquence. By THOMAS BROWNE, I.L.D. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster.row. " We cannot take our leave of this publication, without ex pretsing cur high approbation of its design and execution, and of r 7 cammerding it to the perusal and study of all who wish to form 2 jest estimate of the oratorical talents of the eminent men, whose tiiteches it exhibits, or to improve themselves in the noble art of eloquence." Annual Review, 18()8. OCTAVO EDITION OF MRS. CARA:I...WS MEMOIRS • AND WORKS. This day was published, I.4ailsomely printed in two Volumes, Octavo, price, in boards, 121. Is. the Second Edition of MEMOIRS of the LIFE of Mrs. ELIZABETI-I CARTER, with a New Edition of her Poems, including : 4113 * which have iis•ver appeared before; to which are added 'ritnt - Miscellaneous Essays in Prose ; together with her Notes on the Bible, and Answers to Objections concerning the Christian RelishLn. By the Rev. MONTAGU PENNINGTON, M. A. Vicar of Northbourn, in Kent, her Nephew and Executor. Printed for F. C . and J. Rivington, No. 68, 3t. Paul's (March !.rd ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. 01 whom may be had, lately publiiheds the Second Eatik'n of A SERIES of LETTERS between Mrs. ELIZABETH CAR TER. went Mice CATHERINE TALso - r, front.the Year 1741 t 0 1770. To which ire added, Letters from Mrs. Elizabeth Carter " Mrs. Vesey, ty..t.ween the Years 1 7.;3 and 1787 ; which Mrs. / Joey earnestly requested should be published. Published from original Manuscripts, by the Rey. MQKTAOUI PLNNING. col, M. A. Har.dsoniely printed in four. irotatings, Octavo, pric e its boards, Li. 161). B. A few Copies remain of the Quarto Edit!" in two Vo .lunts, price, boards, £3. Ss. Also, Mrs. Carter's Translation of the Works of Epictetus, Gan the orisiaal Oreth, in Two Vt°ll.`ll".' O ':,. 14;? ' Pi": ill 634 "1ts 16s. Your most obedient humble &resat', Campbell Marjoribanks Charles Grain Thos. Theophilus Metcalfe William Astell Charles Mina Francis Baling George Milieu John Bell • James PlAterson James Danitil Rich. Chichelq Plowden Win. Paulin, Elphinstont Abraham Robarts John Hu:Heston G. Abercrombie Robinson Hugh Inglis • George Smith John Inglis Sweeny •I•oime, John Jackson Eastaludia House, Dee. 27,11%09. AT a num2rons MEETING of PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK, held at the City of London Tavern, on Friday, Jan. 12, litltl, ROBERT WILLIAMS, Jun. Esq. M.P. in the Chair. Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting having received from numerous Proprietors, and from various quarters, the most uu quail& d approbation of the Resolutions entered into on the std inst. are more than ever impressed with the importance of main taining the just rights of th., Proprietors and the freedom of Elec tion, Ito their opinion so unnecessarily a'tacked by the interference of the Court of Directors, in recommending a Candidate to fill the present Vacancy in tli,l Direction. Resolved unanitnuoi:y, That this Meeting conceive, that the maintenance of these just and incontrovertible principles cannot with propriety be termed " an injurious attempt to interrupt a good understanding and co-operation between the Proprietors and Directors," such interruption being likely to be producel only by an unusual assumption of power in the Executive Body. Resolved unanimously, That there dies rot appear any thing. pirticularly important at the present juncture in rel•ronce to a renewal of the Charter, which may not be entrusted to the wis dom and experience of the Gentlemen at present in the Direction, or which calls for an invidious preference of either of the present Candidates. kesolved unanimously, therefore, That " as real friends and well-wishers of the East-India Company," this meeting will con tinue to maintain by every fair and honourable endeavour, their just rights, and earnestly and conscientiously exhort the Proprie tors in general, to unite with them in so important an obj-et. ROBERT WILLIAMS, Jim. Chairman. Resolved tutartinsously, That the thanks of this Wolof( he rivets to RUIIIKT WittisitS, Jun. Esq. for his able conduct In the Chair TO THE PROPE lETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE very flattering support which T continue to receive on my canvas, impresses me with the deepest sense of gratitude, and leaves no doubt in my mind of the r.st:lt of the contest in which I am enraged. As, however, many Elections have b . en lost from ton much confidence, 1 trust that no telaxation in the exertions of my friends will take place, and I most earnestly entreat that they 'will do n.e the honour to attend the Dante at the ladia House ten Tuesday next, the 16th instant. I have the honour to be, ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful humble Servant, JOHN BLADEN TAYLOR, No. 40, Devonshire-Place, Jan. 11, 1810. Colonel Taylor's Committee meet daily at the City of Landon Tavern, where he particularly requests t htt attendance of bi.s friends, as often 33 they can make it convenient. TO THE PROPRIETORtiOF ,EAST INDIA. STOCK. LADIES AND AS the Election at the India-Horse is fixed fct Tuesday, the lath instant, I take the liberty of earnestly requesting the honour of your attendance and support on that day. My reliance is, and always has been, upon your 1u:owl:lige of my conduct, as a Proprietor. 'That conduct has, in no instance, proceeded from a wish to serve myself, but front a desire to main tain the just rights, and to promote the p:!rtnaitent interisls of the Company ; and it, by your favour, I shnull be placed in the Direction I never will depart from those principh s. It has been my wish to wait personally upon the Proprierors, as much as I possi7,ly could. When, in any iosi :owe, I have not done so, I unit that the omission will not lia attril,zreti to want of Respect, but to the extensive nature of the Canvass, when compared with the Time in which I had to accomplish it. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, very respectful;y, Your most obedient and very humble servant, Strand, Jan. S, 18i 0. RICILARD TWINING. A T a very numerous Meeting of PROPRIETORS - 1 - of EAST-INDIA STOCK. at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, on 'Wednesday, the iOth January, 1810, CHARLES PIESCIIELL, Ecq. in the Chair. The following Resolutions were proposed by Sir GEORGE D %LLAS, Bart. and seconded by Sir Join Lvseqcx, mart: Resolved unanimously, That upon various and important oc casions, Mr. Twist NO has given the mast unequivocal proofs of his attachment to the East-India Company, and of his disposition and abili!y to secure the Rights, and to advance the luterests of I the Proprietors in general. Resolved unanimously, That such conduct affords Mr. Teel N- I !Nu reasonable ground for confiding in the support of the Pro prie; ors, at this important juncture; when the terms, upon which the Charter may be renewed, will probably depend, in a great degree, upon the requisite qualifications of thoseiGentlensenwbo may be placed in the Direction. Resolved unanimously, That Mr. TWINING indisputably does possess those requisite qualifications, and that they are neither ess likely to prove beneficial to the Company, our less deserving .of support, because they have called forth the voluntary and ho nourable recomntentlation of so great a majority of the Director,: but that, on the contrary, a good understanding, and a firm co operation between the Proprietors and the Directors, are so pe culiarly requisite at this li:l2e, that every attempt to lessen that good understanding, or to weaken that co-operation, shnuld he considered as an attempt which, whatever the intention of it may be, cannot fail of proving highly injurious to the interests of the Company. unsolved unanimously, therefore, That not only as . mends to Mr. 'PwiNINGi and his well-grounded hope of support, but also as real Friends and well-wishers to the East-India Company, we wal continue to exert every fair and. honourable endeavour to se cure his election : and in this endeavour ‘4e earnestly and con scientiously exhort the Proprietors in general to un?e with us. CHARLES PIESCHELL, Chairman. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be gives) to Cases-Es Pirscue Lt., Esq. fr• his able conduct in the Chair. Mr. Twitsitse's Committee will meet daily at the King's Head, in the Poultry, where any Gossintunioations will be thank fully retell*. POR 111. • MR. JOHN SNIITH begs to inform the Public. that from, and at' er the 2titli day of February next, he In tends carrying on the Business of Ship-chandler on his own sole account, at No. 24, Broad-street, in Portsmouth, the present re sidence If Mr George •I'o.v. - - THE CLASSICAL and CO AIME Kt; DEMY at MANSFIELD, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, con ducted by the Rev. THOMAS CUR SHAM, M.A. of Lincoln College, Oxford, will be re-opened on Monday, January 22, 1 a (0. Terms and other particulars may be known, on application to Lonlman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Booksellers, Paternoster-row,l London ; and references of the highest respectability will be given on application addressed to the Rev. Thomas Cursham, Mansfield. lIIETRICHSEN, and 11 —° Army Clothier, at his old-established House, No. 12, Rath bone-place, Oxford-street (whwe superior and highly-approved style of cutting Men of Fashion's Clothes, Ladies' Rlding-habits, and Young Grotkruen's Dresses, has given such general satisfac tion), begs leave to solicit the honour of a Continuance of the Contra-Inds of the Nobility aptd Gentry, to which the utmost at tention will, at all tin.es. be paid. 1.1.141/1' FOOT' MISH SNUFF. LUNDY FOOT and Co. in order tz) obviate the difficulties which those in the Toba.:co Trad • have hitherto , experienced in obtainlllig their Stuff from fretand, be g leave to inform them and the Public in giseral, that they have opmed a Wholesale Warehouse at No. 50, Leicester-square, where said Article may be had, and where they are now taking orders. And it is their present intention to relinquish the Retail thereof, .staul not tsinterfere with any otti•.,:r tortitle of stiarratte, they most e treestly request that those who may honv.ur them their cutumands, will retail it as recthved front them in its ongtital purity, bring determined to afford the most liberal encourage ' mem to those who buy to sell :wain. NEWSPAPLR AND Al/VElt 1 . 1.s1:40 0 Fel:Ai— NITMARTIN, No. 8, Cornh;ll, London, News. • paper Agent. for Town and Country, most respectfally begs to isform his Fri, nd, and th Public in general, that he has removed hia Ofice as above, where he continues to sell and deli ver all the following Papera in Town, and forwards them, with the greatest regularity, to any part of the United Kingdom, Postage free : Mg:, ning Pater,. The Times Morning Chronicle Morning Herald British Press Morning Post The Public Ledger Mortinig Advertiser The Day. W. M. bees tlia• those Gentlemen who may not receive. their Papers regularly will, without delay, apply as above, where every eier•lota shall be made to insure an early and regular delivery. N. 11. Advertisements received for, and inserted in all the Lmalnu Newspapers, with the greatest dispatch. Fvening Papers. Stair 'Re Courier The States.nan Globe Pilot Son *Fravaer. 3 Days a Wak. I London Packet London Chronicle Evening Mail ev.eral Ecening Post Co tuntercialChronicle Englich Chronicle St. I.onts's Chronicle. - - ' 1 ' DISH, who sold in the LAST Lottery the follow- 1 - 1 - • big Capital Prizes in Shares ' v. 613 ... A ... .C 2 0 , 0 00 i 2,618 ... D ... £20,000 4;09 ... 1) ... 5,!'00 I sit, .. B ... 1,000 x3O ... A ...- '1,0(01I 839 ... B ... I,CO O 548 ... 1) ... 500 4 ,e.;5 ... C ..• 500 Entreats his Friends and the Public in general, to lose no time, if they wish to purchase 'l . tcicz vs or SKAR ES in the NEW 1.0 l'- TERY, as the Drawing Bqin, and Finishes on the 14th' a NEX t• MONTH. The Scheme contains 5,000 Nuuzzas aiAl 5,000 Nati, among which are 4 of £20,000 I 15 0f... ..... £l, o oo 4 5,000 2ti 5OO &cc. &c. &c. Tickets and Shares are selling at bath of BISH's old established Offices, where Persons in the Country may he supplied with Tickets or Shares, by sending their Orders (Post or Carriage j lf paid) accompanied with good Bills, Bank Notes , or C ash, to No. 4, CORNHII.L, or 9. ChialRlNG CROSS, • 6,63, the last .1:30,(M0, was di awn on the 14th February, 1307, and Sold by Btsu. NO rl'iNGHA7 4 .lillißE. To he SOLD by ACC I'ION, in Lots, At Newark and Carlton-upon-Trent, on the 17th, 113th, and 20th of January ins% THE valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD (Tythe-free) E:sTATES, late of Ro :CA Poem.' su O n . ° ON, of Newark-upon-Trent, Banker, situate at Winthorpe and Killer ton. The former comprises amost excellent Mansion Hause and Gitires suited for a large Family, with Lawn bou n d; dby the Piv•zr Trent, Plantations and Pleasure-grounds, lately in the oc cupation of Mr. Pockliogton. Also the Grove House, sot.te time since in the possessioa of his Son, good F trot Houses, with con veuieut Buildings, sdkeral Cottages, and about 439 Acres of Ara ble, Meadow and Pasture Land. This valuable property is two milcs from Newark, adioining the 'l'urnisike road to Galusborough and Lincoln. The Balderton Estate comprises four Farm Houses, with con- I venient Buildings, several Cottages, antlahout 430 Acr. a of Ara.- i ble, Meadow and Pasture Land; also about two miles from Newark, adjoining the road from London to York, and contains some valuable Turnip Last. Also the Freehold and Tythe-free Estate, late of William Dick inson, of the same place, Banker, situate at Sutton-upon-Trent, and Grasthurpe, in the County of Nottingham, comprising three I Farm Houses, several Cottages, and nearly 200 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land. Sutton is nine miles from Newark, and five from Tuaford, ad. joining the turnpike road leading from London to York. Printed Particitlars of each Estate separately may he had at the principal Inns at Newark-upon-Trent, Tuxford, Retford, Lit:- cola, Grantham, Stamford, and Derby ; and at the Offices of Messrs. Shawes and Le Blanc, Solicitors, New Bridge -street, London; .of Alsopp, Solicitor ' Nottingham ;of Mr. Fox, So licitor, Neiiarimpon-Trent; of Mr. Green, surveyor, Lemon. Abbey, near Nottingham; and of Mr. Qaskill, the Au ctioneers is FOR SALE, At the Custom House, Deal, on Thursday, the. 18th of January, 1810, at Tvro o'C e loch in the Afternow, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in sundry Lots, viz.—For Private Us 4 1453 Gallons of Geneva 2 Pounds of flack Tea .5 Tiger Skins 82 Ditto Chocolate _ IS Small Fur Skins. For Exportation, es French Silk Shawls—G : 7 rcnch Silk Handkerchiefs Which may be viewed and tasted on the Morning of Sale. A Deposit of £25 per Cent. will be required. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION * . At the London Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, oa Friday the Xsith of January instant, at Eleven ft'Clock in the Forenoon * THE fine new Oak-built PRIZE BRIG, marked Letter A. of the following Dimen-tous Length on Deck - 87 It. 1; In. Breadth - - 23 1O Admeasures - 3u-94 Tons. Built et Eckenuord, in Holstein, in the Year ISM. She bar• thetis remarkably well, bring constructed fur •he general pur poses of trade, and of the best materials for par acutir use, Us 'twetn Deck beams, sails very fast, and is i n every respect 4 very desirable vessel. She will be sold free of Duties, and en titled to it British Register. Inventories, &c. may be had of Messrs. Smiths, Marten, sad St. Babe, America-Square, or Mr. JOHN HAVKIFt, L Merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBI.IC AUCTION, At the Lotnlon Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth. on Friday, the 46th of January inanwt, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, . (iintnetliatrly aft r the Sale of the Brig 1 ewer A.) THE fine Oak-built ritizE SHIP, marked Let. ter B. of the follown Dimenrionei: Lenrh bn Deck Lreadth Y 2 Ft 14181. YS . • Depth in tro . a Admeabutes about ti.. 55 61-94 Tom. Will burthen • considerably more, WIT constructed for the general purposes of trade, and of the best materials under para.. cular inspection, sai:s very well, and requires a im:dera:e out-fit for a voyage, men and provisions excepted. Free of Duties to the Purclia.er. Inventories, Ace. may be had of Messrs. Smiths, Marten, and St. Larbe, Merchants, Amerit a-4quare, or Mr. JOIN HAW K KR, Merchant, Plymouth; CANAL PROP;:RTY, AND OTHER SHARES. 'lO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON MACE, By Mr. SCOT 1, GRAND JUNCTION, Kennet and Avon, Wilts and Brrks, Rochdale, LaTIC3SW, Huddersfield, Grand Sur. rey, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, and Croydon Canal %art s, East Lon. don, and West Middl-sex Water Works; Atlas Asulance and Provident and Surrey Institution SI area. No. 23, New Bridge-street, Loudon. LINCOLNSICR E. TO PE sOLD LY AUC rioN, At the Rein Deer Inn, in Lincoln, on Friday the 2d of February, 1%,10, az three o'clock (unless previously disposed ot/by I r.vate Contract, in which% case immediate notice will be given), 'HE MANOR and entire LORDS HIP of GUN• NE aB Y, comprising a House, with suitable Out-buildings, and 463 A. 2 R. 27 P. of Arable and Pasture Land, in a Ring Fence. subdiviled into 19 convenient Closes. This Estate is dis tant about eight miles ft om the Port and Borough of Great Grims by, 12 from Louth, and eight from Ca:stor, in a fine SpLetins Country, well stocked with Dame, and is bounded on car! side by a Trout Stream. It is capable of considerab'e improvement at a small esperee, and commands several very fine and pic turesque Views, particularly of the German Ocean, the rivet Humber, the Coast of Yorkshire, &c. Posseskion may be had at Old May Day next, or a most unex ceptionable Tenant, at .4:5u0 per Annum, net Rent. for further particulars apply to Messrs. Harlow and RcAcrts, Solicitor., Holborn-court,. Gray's Inn, London; Messrs. Picard Broattley, Solicitors, Hill ;‘, Mr. Paddison, Louth ; or Mr. Blamer, Caistor. WARWICKSHIRE. CAPITAL MANOR AND ESTATES, TYTHE-FREE. By Mr. PEYTON, At the Warwick Arms Inn, Warwick, on Monday, the 29th day of January, 181t', at Three o'clock is the Afternoon (unless previous!y dispo sed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given) in Four Lots, 'THREE FOURTHS of the MANOR of LONG . 1 . ITCHING - FON, very extensive, and abounding with Game, with the Rights, Royalties, Fisheries and Inimunities.belonging thereto, awl four most compact and desirable Farms, with sub stantial and convenient Dwelling Houses, Offices, Yards, and Premises, comprising about 830-Acres of most fertile, Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land in suitable propordoms, lying within . a ring fence, on the River Learn, and of the annual value of One Thousand Six Hundred Pounds. Lot 1. The Manor at Long Itchington aforesaid, and Snow:ord . Grange Farm, containing 220 Acres to hand, and in Mr. l'hotnas Worrall'a tenure, under notice to quit at Lady clay next, of the annual valuable of £450. I.ot 2. Lodge Farm, about 220 Acres, in Mr. William Judd's occupation a+ a yearly tenant, en a Michaelmas entry, of the an nual value of £360. Lot 3. Middle Farm, 176 Acres, in Mr. Wheeler's tcnare un der Lease for-three years, from Michaelmas Imo, of the annual value of £320. The Limestone therein, under Lease for SO years to at an annual Rent of £3O. Lot 4. Town Farm, 203 Acres, in Mr. John Judd's tenure, under notice to quit at Lady-day next, annual value £4lO. The Limestone therein, under Lease for :Ai years to at an annual rent of £4O. This Estate lies in the beautiful and fertile Valley of the River Learn, presenting the most picturesque scenery, in a genteel neighbourhood, within six miles of Warwick, three miles of Southern, and three of that fashionable and rapidly improving Watering Place, Leamington, and by the line of the Warwick Napton ocluCittannal,t supply of b y which Manure (and the limestone existing on t he is furnished to the Farms on the most moderate terms. The Tenant, will &hew the premises, and fbr further parties: tan apply to Mr. James, High-street,Was wick ; and No: 5, NP . W NosWcap.COUrt, Lincoln's Inn, Loudon, where plans are depc: kat