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- 2 - .1:17 4 4.- Nj ; .4e ' ir • . ;0.1 , : NUMBER 44913 MONDAY, MAY 9, lBO3. Pr ICF SIX-PENC E. MRt LITCHFIELD'S NIGHT: iIfEATRE ItOtAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON FRIDAY, MAY 20, well be prefented the Ifiltarkal Tr u dy of KING JOHN ; Or, ENGLAND INVADED. Altered from Sweatt r . kb* jabil,Mt. brW g e. Mr. H. JOHNSTON; Prince Arthur, Mifs NORTON, (Bring her firft appearance on this Stage.) And Conftance, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. With a new Prologue and Epilogue. Ands VARI TY of OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS. To be exprcfred In future Bills. Tickets and Races for the Boxes to be bad of Mrs. Litch field, at No. 36, Bedford-ltreet, Cortnt-Gardco. and of Mr Brandon, at the Theatre. ROYAL EXCHANGE. MR. NICHOLSON refpeafully acquaints his Friends and the Public, that the Bufinefs of his Mice It removed to the EAST COS PM. Of the ROYAL Ezemattros. ).io. 88, COR NHI Li., wherc tha outftauding Shares of Capita/ •Izes and other Prises fold by him, are daily paying. He further Ins leave to infirm them, that as foes as the New Lotteries and the Schemes are fettled, he wih give them the raft& information. With the warm& gratitude for pat favours, he molt refprillfully (Glick.; a continuance, and fur ther to itate,that the Bulimia in future will be carried on under the name and firm of the ROTA l. EXCUANCIZ STATE LOTT ELT Orgies ' by the Public's mot obedient and much obliged bumblefervant. WILLIAM NICHOLSON and Co. MARTIN W 'RKHOUSE, in the Parifh of EaR Langdon, between Dover and Deal, in the County of Kent. WANTEDon the to day of Auguii next, a Man and his Wife, propirly qualified to ruperintmcf the Poor in the faid Workhoufe, and to catered for their Male • tens:ice and Cloathitig, for One, Two, or Three Years, and fuch Perfons who may have Proporals to make are defired to fend or befit,' r them in Writing. (levied up) to Mr. John Mon Alm, at Ripple, near Martin (a. above), on or before Two o'clock, on-the 4th day of July neat, as no Tenders will be re ceived after that day N. B. The Matter is to receive the Poore' Earnings for him. fell; there is a Workthop with Two Looms, and Neeeflarfes for the Weaving Runner.; or the, Shop Is convenient for any other Bufiners. The Houfe is properly fitted up and furnifhed the Matter and Miftrefe's Rooms are completely furnifited, and the average Number of Poor in the Houle lart Year, was Forty- , three Perrone. KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. NOTICE is hereby given, that at a General Quarterly Meeting of the Committee of Management of the Aff.drs and &finds of the Company of Proprietors of the KENN!. and AVON CANAL NAVIGATION, held at the Bear Inn, at Devises, in -he County of Wilts. on Friday, the 15th day of March. tlio3, at Eleven o'clock in the Fore noon. purfuant to public Advettlfement, the laid Coalmine did finds Call from the Cenral Proprietors of Three Thoufand New Shares authorized by an Ad of Parliament, made awl gaffed in the Forty-firft Year of the Aden of We prefent Ma Jelly, entitled," An Ad for enabling the Company of Propels tors of the Kennet and Avon tonal Navigation to complete the fame, and for amending the feveral Ads paired for making the 6dd Canal," to be taken and fiabferibed for in Shares and Half Shares in the Navigation and Undertaking authorised to be made and carried an by the Laid Company of Proprietors for the Sum of 3L for and in raped of every fuch Whole Share, and aL cos. for and in relped of very fuch Half Share, to be wanting and neceffary, in order to defray the Eapenets of, and to carry on the fame. And did make a Call from the laid (even I Proprietors for the Paid Sum of 31. for and in refped of every felt Whole Share, and al. so,. for and in refpedt of every fuch Half Share, in the laid Navigation and Undertaking for thole Purpeles mew Ingly; and did appoint the lame to be paid into the Hands of Mee,. Harfords, Davis and Co. Tres. facers of the laid Company, in Briftol, on or before the 55th day of lune, 1803. by Order of the laid Committee, JOHN WARD, Principal Clerk. This day were publillted, in One Volume, Oaaen, 'price is. in boards, or on Bee Paper. and botioreficd, Jos. TRAVELS of Four Years and a Half in the UNITED oTATES of AMERICA; to the Years 1795, *799, t Soo, So t, t Dedicated. by peratiSoo, to Tawas Jennison, Erg Prefklent or the United States. By J. DAVIS. Monticello, September 9, dot. Br-11 received Only your letter of Aural 3t, in which you do me the honour to. 'topple to dedicate to tae the work you arc about to publills. 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Minion, to St. Pears March-yard. Theprefent Elky is rather a Dew Work than a new Edition et the Ellity on the Principle of Population, pubilthed in typii, the object of which was to apply the principle as a tell of the fpeculations on the perfeekibility of Man and of Society. In the prefcnt Work, this forms a very (mall and fubordinate past, the mast Ake! ham to ermakbe, rather in detail, the Beds of this principle oo Society is pall and prefent times • and by tracing the different modes of its operation, to determ ine how Tar it may be cooliderod as an attack to that moderate dire Improvement, which has at MI times bets the &Jed% of I dot Elam*. GLOBE INSURANCE OFFICE. Pall-Mall. May S. 1803. I. I T is propofed that the CapitAl Stock of the Company Ih4ll be extended from sco,ocol. the runt originally fubicribed. to t doo,ocol. in Blares of tool. each ; and that about One•third thereof mall be diittibuted among Sub fcribers in the Out-Ports and Provincial Cities and Towns in Great Britain and Ireland. _ 11. Each new fubfcriber, on being admitted by the Ditcdors, will be required to pay eight per Cent. depofit on his fubfcrip tion ; as per Cent. in Augutt, and to per Cent. in November 11103.--. to per Cent. in March, July, aad November 1804, and the remaining four inhabitant, of to per Cent. each, In March, July, and November Hoy, and in March 1806. 111. No new Subfcriher will be admitted to fubfcribe more than aOOOL or Twenty Shares. Two Shares gIVC One Vote at General Meetings; Five Shares give Two Votes; Ten Shares give three Votes; and Twenty Shares and upwar ds give Four Votes. IV. The Capital will be byrefled in Government or real Pe- eurities; and each Sulsferiber will receive an Insereft of Five per Ccot.perAnnunt on the fir* Depofit and future Inftalments. V. Dividends of the Profits, in addition to the Half-yearly Payments of 'Merck will be made as often as the Surplus Feuds will .edialt of fuck Divkkada. . . VI. The Proprietors. by virtue of a daut;in each Policy or Conned, framed upon the opinion of Three Comdr . ! of the firft refpedability, will be fubjed to no rifle beyoni the Cq.ital Stock fubleribed by each individual. VII. The hulinefs of the Company will embrace the 1111140111 branches of Fire and Life It:furances, and Annuities, Endow ments for Children, and Provi fi on for Widows sod Old Age; which will be exte nded by appropriate and beneficial arrange. mutts to afford accommodation to perfona interefted in Benefit Clubs, and the Indianians elaffes In general, by enabling them to improve their earnings and &wings, at fuck rate of Intend as may hereafter be determined on. VIII. Perrone of refped ,bility and eonnedion in the Provin cial Towns and Out Ports in Great Britain and Ireland, w'aci may be admitted Subteribers, will not only be benefited in con fequence of their (hare in the profits being returned to there places,but they will participate in the general advantages which the Concern may derive from a great Capital, and extended connedion, without being ezpofed to the rift of perforialrefpon fibility. IX. For the benefit of large Towns, containing a competent number of Subferibers, it will be the with of the Diredors to provide (tech local ettabliflunents, at the ezpence of the Com pany, with refpedt to Agency, Fire Engines, Firemen, and other accommo !anon, as the exigency of the c afe may require. X. It is requefted that the names, addrefres, and furls delired to be foblexibed,by perfons refident in the provincial Parts of the Empire, both in Great Britain and Ireland, may be tranfmitted to Thomas H. Wilkinfoa, lifq. Secretary to the Globe Info ranee Company, Pall-Mall, London, on or before the eft of June, in order that the necefary arrangements for eommenc ing bufinefa may be completed. XL It being the intention of the Diredon to appoint Agents for Fire and Life Infuradee hi the different Towns and Cities in Great Britain and Ireland, perfons of refputabinty, defiruus of being appointed to this fituation, may apply, by letter, to the Secretary of the Company. The allowances to Agents win be liberal ; and for their further accommodation, it is intended to referee a part of the Capital, to be diftributed among them. XII. The Offices of the Company in the Metropolis will be opened before Midfurnmer Day, under the diredion of the fol lowing Gentlemen ; Dia ICTORS, Si, FP.gDERICL MORTON EDEN, But. Chairman. Sir THEOPHILUS METCALF, Bart. M. P. Deputy Chairman. Miles Peter Andrews, Efq. John Luham,Efq. M. D. M. P. Frederick Molting, Efq. Harvey Chriftian Combe, Efq. Edward Moles, Efq. Alderman, M. P. Sir Robert Peel, Bart. M. P. Wiliam Devaynes, Efq. M. P. J ohn Frederick Neu, Efq. infeph Dorin, Efq. J ohn Richard Ripley, Efq. William Duncan, Efq. R ichard Bateman Robfon, Efq. Sir John Earner, Knt. Ald. Sir Water Stirling, Bart. Sir Richard Carr Glynn, Bart. John 'Henry Schneider, Efq. Alderman Arthur Shakerpear, Efq. M.P. Clara Grill, Efq. James Teddy, Efq. Henry Holland, Erg. •Uarlits Edward Wilfona, Efq. Sir William Leighton, Knt. Glyun Wybn,Efq. Alderman THOMAS it WILKINSON, Efq. Secretary. STOLEN, on Tuefday evening, the 36th of April, or early on Wecbsefday morning, oat of a Yard in the Parini of Lamberhurft, a BLACK GELDING; (even years old, (lands 14 hands high, a (mall ltar in the foreheal, near hind-lei large, and has been fired; (mall ears, carries his had high when rodeo—Whoever apprehends the perfon or perfons, fa that be or they be brought to jultice, than, on con. Malan, receive a Reward of Five Guineas, of Mr. John Noaks, • Lanaberhurk Kent, INN AT PLYMOUTH. 'l' 0 BE SOLD—Tbe Fee Simple and Inheri tance, with poffelion at Lady Day nett, of and in all that Inn and Tavern, known by the name of The LONDON INN, &uate in Foxhole-Brow, in this Borough, and now in the Occupation of Mr. George Brewer, as Tenant thereof, un til Lady Day neat, but who is deSro us: of giving Immediate poffedion upon restemabk terms. The Dwelling Houle contains feveral Parlours and Silting Rooms, betides a large Room in which the Public Balls and Concerts arc always held,and is frequently ufed as an Aucilue Room, owing to its being the molt capacious in the Town, a great number of Chambers and Apartments In the Attic Rory with a Courtlage, Stettin, and feveral detached Offices. Which have a communication with a lane called Seim Star Lane. For which purpote an Audtion will be held on Thurfday, the Twelfth Day of May next, at the fame Inn, at the hour of Six in the Evening. The prefent Tenant will thew the PremUea; and any further information may be obtained by applying to Mr. 14. Wooll combes, Solicitor, In Plymouth. N. B. If the above mentioned Inn is Inn feld, the fame will be Let by Private Contrad immediately. Plymouth, April to, 1803. SUSSEX SOUTH DOWNS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERRAL and SON, At the Old Ship Tavern, in Beightbehnften In the County of Sulks, on Thiarfday, the a6tb day of May next, between the Hours of Four and Six o'clock in the Afternoon of that day, THE Manor or reputed Manor of TRULY, to gether with the Capital Maltase or Mashes Houk. Barns, Stables, and other Outbuildings, and tan Acres, more or I fs of Arable, Meadow, Failure, Sheep Down. and Wood Land to the fame belonging, known by the fiveral Names of Truly Farm and Hard, s Land, &Skald), fituatc at ktibur• ton, In Sulks, and now fit the Tenure or Oceupition of Mr. WWiana Grooms, as Tenant under a Leak, which expires the syth of September nest. The whole Mite Is Freehold and lies well together, is dif tant from Stcyning, Three Miles, room Haitian Twelve Miles, from Shoreham Four Miles, and from Brighthelmitou Twelve Miles. The Houk and Buildings re fabßandal and in good Repair, the Wood Land Is well Reeked with young growing Timber, and a Navigable River eras within a few Mlles of the Mate. Edburtun is clok to the South Downs, the Country abounds with Game, ail* fevers! Packs of Hounds are kept in the Neighbourhood. Pole Lon may be had at Michaelmas nest. To be viewed en Application to the Tenant, and ?artiste Particulars may be bad of Mk. Alley, Hertntuutenix, near Dade; or Mr. &Word Tana, AUVITICr o Loins, WU. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AveTiox, At the Crown Inn, Weymouth, on Thu. I .y the t 2th iriftant t by elm n o'clack in the Katt FOR EXPORTATION. FIVE HUNDRED HOG:IHEADSCLARET WINE, now lying in W rehoute. at Weymouth, wh.tre, on application to joleith Horiford, Efq. it ntay be tatted. Wtymouth, May 2, I SC3. ICHE r, licAr M'INDSOR. FR11141011) FA 4 .111 S KESIDINCE. TO B' ',OLD, A . HANDSOME FR LIIOLI) DWELLING HOUSE. fituate at DatOie• , ,a the ea otty oflineks. the Refidenee sod Property of the lonlit,•4lC utilan•.-ti.::o.r I Needham, with eateofive walled et-017..1a .1 planted, and all neeeffarg Out-Offic , s, tne:th:r with a neat Cottage, and about Four errs of Me.,daw Land Adkinins. l'he Haute co••iifts of a Library. lii-ing•ronm, GentLr.all'a Dreffina-rouni, and , at the Ground Flour;' 2 114utia.• room, Drawing-room. two BedchanOcre anal a Lady's Uniting room, on the firß I luor; fix liedchamb:rs, and a Drefliog - MOM, on the fccnnd Flour; with four Nurfery-roolls and S.A.- Tarts' Apartments. The Preludes are in complete Repair, and St for the inunm diata reception of a large Family. Orders for viewing, by principals only, and further Particu lars may be had of Mr.Smith,Uphofitorer, Lower Grofvcnor• Rivet; and of Mr. Ralph Goodwin, at Datchet. HAMPTON COURT—TO BE SOLD, A DESIRABLE Situation to any Porfon de firms of building a Refidence, at a moderate Ezpence. The Premifes are perfedtly eompadt, and confift of Nine Acres of Rich Mead w Land, In two handfome Inclaures, well timbered, and one of the Sr* Gardens of its Sze in the King dom—upwards of Three Acres, with lofty Walling arid Paling. cloathed with the eboicelt Fruit Trees in full bearing, a large Pin , ry,Succeflinn Houfe, and Peach Houfe, ail in full working. A neat Gardener's Cottage of Four good Rooms. Alto a con venient Farm Yard, and in it a Bailiff's Houfe; a fubitantial Brick two•bayed Barn, Brew -hook, Store -c ellar, Stable, Dairy. Cart-fhed, Cow-houfe, and Poultry-houfe. The whole in high perfection, and nothing remaining to be done but to build a Cottage or Villa. for which the atuation is partkul.rly well adapted, Ming rimmed at a ordain diftance from Hampton Town, the River, and near to Batty Park. and Hampton Court. Alto a valuable Common Meat. Would fait a Nurferyman. Apply to Mr. Colvin, Ring's Road, Chafe'. DORSET. CAPITAL GRAZING AND DAIRY FARM FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD BY -AUCTION, At the Red Lion Inn, in Stalbridge, in the County of Dorfet, on Thurfday the ad day of June next, at three in the after noon, (unlefa difpokd of in the mean time by Private Cen tred, of which due notice will be given), IHE Freehold and Fee-Simple of all that capi tal Farm, called BAGGER FARM, Steam in the Pan& of Sturminfter Newton, in the County of Dorkt; conafting of a Manfion Houk, with every rt.:piffle Out-Building, Barton, Gardens, Orchards, &c. and about zoo Acres of exceeding rich Ground (principal Meadow and Patture), lying nearly within a Ring Fence, and fubjed only to a fmall prefcriptive payment, in lien of Tytbes. And alto four Acres of Coppice adjoining, held for the remainder of a term of 99 years, deter minable on the death of one life, now in the occupation Mr. Thomas Williams. Four Thoufand Pounds may remain an the fccurity of the Eftate. For viewing the Praniks apply to the Tenant. and for other particulars, or to trot by private Ole, to E. and J. Batten, Yee vil, Sonaerfet, in while Office a Plan of the Farm may he ken- CAPITAL kiSTATE and MANOR, NORFOLK TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A VERY dcfirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, confining of the Manor or Lordhip of BARMER, fituate in a fine Sporting Part of the County of Norfolk, and abounding with Game ; an exceeding good Dwelling Haute in the Centre of the Baste, frith every requifite Outbuilding, together with upwards of One Thoufaad Acres of Land, (near Fifty Acres of which are floe Plantations,) in excellent Coci dition, worth, to let to a good Tenant, One ThouCand Pounds per Annum. Alfo the Perpetual Advowfon to the Vicarage of Banner, and the Tythea cf the Panel of Banner. The whole Eltatc is Freehold, (lying within a Ring Fone,) Tythe Free, and fubjea only to a (mall Stipend of 54 a Year to the Vitae, and to the Land-Tax width is very moderate. . . . . . Immediate Polams may be had. and the Stock and Crop upon the Farm taken at a Fair Valuation. Sumer is fituated near the Sea Coa/t, within Four Miles of *toughie° Hall; Eight of Holkhant, and Five of Rain/tam. . . . Further Particulars may be !•„a by applylm to Mars. Blake and White, Eger-greet; Mr. Safay No. t 3, Howard. &ea, Norfoik- greet, Laadoo ; or to Mr. douches, Watials. near Stoke Ferry, Norfolk. A FREEHOLD—LYMINGTON, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'THAT elegant and commodious MANSION E called the GROVE HOUSE, with the Furniture, fituat ed near the Town of Lymingtoa ; and immediate Nana may be bad. The Houle has been recently enlarged, Improved, and Sniffl ed in a fuperior and fubitantial manner. It contains on the Ground Floor, a Drawing Room at feet (quire, is in height; Dining Room 4( fame dieneoGoos; Library as feet by 17. and to In height; Breekfaft Parlour at feet by is, and 9 feet j inches in height, with Mee of every dcfa*den, eamplete and conventast. In the Attie Story are See large Bed Chem bets, with two Orefing Rooms, fear ezc.Bmt Servants' Roosts, and a Laundry. There are good Kitchen Gardena (partly walled), and a neat Shrubbery furrounding Ike Houfe, with Coach-houfe and Stabling for four Horfes. The Furniture is new within the lag ten month., made of the heR materials, in the Era Rile of elegance, and In nod pretervation.—Grove Houle COMatands beautiful and esterase slew, of the Inc of Wight, the Sat sad furroonding Country. That delightful Walk called the Grove, adjoining, is pan of the Preinifes, and will be included in the Sale. For further Particular, (if by Letter. poft paid) apply to Charle, St Barba, Efq. at the Bank, in l.ymington, who will delivcrTickets for viewing the Mute sod Furniture. A Truly Defirable VILLA and RICH PASTURE LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By CHARLES BENW ELL, At the Crown Inn, Raiding, on Monday, the 16t1 of May, at Twu o'clock in the Afternoon, (by particulars and condi tions to be then produced), Ai VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, called HURST GROVE : camp-id:lg a remarkable neat genteel Refidence, containing in Front, a well hniated Dining Parlour, 19 Feet by 16, a handfonie Drawing Room, 10 Feet by tB, an radiance Hall, and Two Lofty &d Rooms, with convenient Clore% a Breakfall Parinor, an meellmt Kitchen, Laundry, Store Room, and Six Chamber' behind the fame; alfo a Dairy, Pantries, Wine and Beer Cellos, Wady honk, Coach and Stable Yards, and Oilers of every defenp. Lion, together with • capital Garden, large Fitt Pied, and Twenty-four Acres of uncommonly Rich Pafture Land. The above Prentifts are Feasted upon a dry healthy Spat, ag Hutft, in the County of Berke, • pleafing Country abounding with Game, nearly adjoining the River l.oddon, furroumkd by good Roads,in a Genteel Social Neighbourhood. Dilant from London "!kitty-fo r Milt", firm Reading Six, and Two frost the Great Bath and lona Roads. Particulars arc preparing =4 will be delivered ae Peek% Cuffee-houfr, Leedom; White Hart, Barb; and at die Au. I tioneer's, Reading, at atom Tlcidts a.m. be Lad tar - tie Prcrisdes.