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T.IaqI.E'RPYAL4 COVANT-GAIDERI TOMORROW EVENINQ, MAY 7, 1803, wm beprofeated the New omedy. called JOHN BULL. .Or. AN INGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. - To which will be added the Fame of " THE IRISH WIDOW. Thu Ennior—John Bull; with The Farmer. 01TEN and WALTER BELCHA MP, ESSEX. TO TIE SOLI) BY AUCTION, by Ittelfm. HODSK NSON, ABBOTT and Co. at GArraway'a Coffee-blufe, Lo.idon, on Tudday the loth day of May next, at twelve cielozk, LAW. YWANTED, an in Cnnrerincing, in a Solicitor's Office in the Country, either tor thc next fix manths, er a larger term.--Arply to Mr. Di.sn.if Jil, tu ti'i:rr. 1-I ,, ihorn-court, Gray's Inn. AN eligible Freehold Farm called STErPLES, A a• in the Parithes of Ott= and Walter Bacharnp, three miles from Clare, and five from Sudbury, confuting of about 90 Acres, held by Mr. Richard Prat, on Leafe, for au unex pLed term of Six Years, at Michaelmas nex, at the low Rent of Sit—Printed Particulars m ay be had of Mr. Watie,Solicitor, Dunmuw ; at the Bell, Haverhill; Half Moon, Clare; Ram, Long Melfurd ; Swan, Sudbury; and of Meer,. Hudficinfgn, Ablakt, and Co. Arundel-ltrcet, Loudon; where a Plan of the ERate may be ken. Meri.Y. MOBILITY, Gcnity,MCrcli.ints, and ref-pcSta blc Pcrions in Trade, wanting an irnmedlate pecuniary accommodation for any time not exceeding fix months, may he accommodatA nn the molt liberal terms. er money ad vanced to any amount Of htercantde Goods. Sesreey, patch, and pima:talky may be depended on. Perfonal appli cations, or letters, port paid, will be immediately attended to, by W. B. No. 8, Boltomftreet, Piccadilly. N. B. No application for kis than seal. will be attended to. .".1 . 1 41° / Otia . :0 • - • • TfrilliAliE-ROY AL, COVANT-GARDEN.I To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, not FREEHOLDERS, OTT EN and WALTER BELCHA • of the COUNTY, of NOITINOHAM. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, by I'O.MORROW EVENINQ s MAY 7, 1803, Gristtusta. ABBOTT an d C o . at Garrie• will be preftnted the New Coascdy. tailed YOU mull have feen as I have, arid lam per- Tuefday the loth day or' JOH N BULL. fnaded, with equal furprife and concern, the Advertife- /1 A m vu Ipin•ti e yr, Or. AN ENGLISHMAN'S ME-SIDE. - m en t of a Gentlentan who offers !tined(' u a Candidate for our in the To which will he added the Farce of Suffrages, to Return him to Parliament, in the room of our miles fr . THE IRISH WIDOW. late Worthy Reprefentstive. I coal not for Come time believe it ;stable, that fuels in Addrefs fhould come out into the 1 " This Evening —John Bub; with The Farmer. World, under the fandion of fo refpedable a Name ; and eves This day was publifhed, Price Is. 6d. now I cannot ahnoft but raped it to be a Forgery, an A- A N OBSTACLE to the AMBITION of 'of fome infidious and inveterate Enemy, who has l“ FRANCE; or, Thoughts on the Expediency of Tni- I • v.,te Ends to fare on, in the good opinion ' and who is dearous pr' proving the Political Condition of his Majelly's IRISH RO- time however, there in quelti has b no direct d'"' MAN CATHOLIC SUBJECTS. By THOMAS NEWF.NHAM, Efq. a our Candidate, or of his Fri- One ' of the Reprefentatives of The Borough of Clonniell, in the ' ill call on him for an Exe" laR loth Parliament. bound to give to tb' ice to the P.. London : Printed by and for C. and R. Baldwin, of New j juft Bridge.ftreet, Blackfriars. H aving Where may Ix had. JUR publifbed. price Is. be pre- ESSAYS on the POPULATION.of IRELAND, and on the Characters of the Itlsl4. • • • 114 dai was pubbflied, tti Arne. Price .6d ' A 'CONTINUATION . cc th e N 4 ' A to the ITALIAN LANGUAGE r - an entire new Plan ; principally foe. thunfthes Probcients in the P B a r Auiboy of t/• Printed for ' DI who- A To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, aqsl FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of NOITINGHANL Gritticuta. YOU malt have rein as I have, arid I am per . fnaded, with equal furprife and concern, the Advertife , ment of a Gentleman who offers himfelf u a Candidate for our Suffrages, to Return bins to Parliament, in the mom of our late Worthy Reprefentative. I could not for Come time believe it pollible, that fuck in Addrcri fhonid come out into the World, under the fandion of fo refpedalale a Name ; and even now I cannot signori but coquet it to be a Forgery, an Artifice of Come infidious and inveterate Enemy, who has his own pri vate Ends to lerve, and who is dearous to prejudice the Gen tleman in queftion, in the good opinion of the County. As, however, there has been no direCt difavowal of it on the Part of our Candidate, or of his Friends, 1 truth he will forgive me, ' if I call on him for an Explanation, which I think he is in duty bound to give to the County, as well as in candour and in jultice to the Parties who are implicated in his allulion. Having expreffid his foliiitude; " That his Principles mould be properly underftood," and having declared," That he offers himfelf to the County as a perfeetly Independent Man, un fupported by any Individual, mummified with any Party," he proceeds to (tate, " That the only Motives which have induced Mtn to come forward on this occafion are, an honeft Ambition to fcrve his Country in a higher fpherc ;"—fo far his Pattiotirm Is commendable; but what f diows ?--s and an earnett with to relitie to the Clafs of Country Gentlemen fume Share In the Reprefcntation of the County." I Mali he as forty to mifqunte as to mifinterpret ; but if there Words have any .. .meaning, and any other object than to court Popularity; hharare we, in the name of Common Salle, to infer from them ? but that a Share in the Reprefentation of the County has been Unconftitutionally withheld from the Coun try Gentianco, and,exclufively vetted in Individuals of a dif fergpt deferlption ? Does the Hon. Gentiatran mean to Joann ate,lhat oar psefent Worthy Reprefentative, or bin haererpeela• ble Colleague, belong not, in every feofe of themord, to that Clefs of the Community in which he ranks himfdf,or that they mould be precluded, by their Profeffional Charatilas,.frun the Privilege of afpiring to the Honourable DiftinEtion, which as new the shied of his own Ambition: If fuch be the Principles on which he buil& his Pretenfions to our Favour, I am altonilhed at his Confidence and his Indic cretion in avowing them. An opportunity will loon prefent Well for his Vindication or his Apology; and I Mall, therefore, forbear all farther comment on an Affection, in which he has, in my Opinion, unfortunately committed himfelf, and which, if not explained to the Satisfaition of the County, will, I fear, be long remembered to hie difcredit and difadvaatage, A FREEHOLDER. This day was publiftsed, Price es. 6d. AN OBSTACLE to the AMBITION of FRANCE; or, Thoughts on the Exprdiercv of Im proving the Political Condition of his Majelly's IRISH RO MAN CATHOLIC SUBJECTS. By THOMAS NEWF.NHAM, Efq. One of the Reprefentatives of The Borough of Clonmell, in the bit kith Parliament. London : Printed by and for C. and R. Baldwin, of New Eridge4treet, Blackfrhrs. Where may he had, jtiß puhliftied, price as. ESSAYS on the POPULATION.of IRELAND, and as the Charadters of the IRISH. 'L'7l5l MATCHING, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Marrs. HODSKINSON, ABBOTT, and Co. At Gar;aways Coffee-houfe, Loudon, on Tueiday the zoth of May next, at Twelve o'Clock, A COMPACT FREEHOLD, and fmall part CO PY HO LD FAkM,fitisate in the Paring of Matching, within two miles of Harlow ; containing too Acres, or there abouts, In the occupation of Mr. Charles Martin, Tenant at Will, at the low rent of Sol. Printed particular, may be had of Mr. Wade, Solicitor, Dun mow; at the Greta Man. Harlow ; and of McfCrs Hodaciufon, Abbott, and Co. Arundel-ttrect, London. "faj publifited, ttlYinira. Price la 6d. &weal, AA -CONTINUATION' 0( The' NEW GUIDE iheIrrALIANI.ANdtvAGE ; or EXERCISES upon an entire now Plan ; principally (or thole who hare rendered tliamirlect Proficient' , in the Rudiment...of the (aid Guide. I - - - By G. R. GRAGLIA, Author of the Italian and Eoglifh Didlonary, &c. Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoftcr-row ; Of whom may be had, lately publilhod, by the fame Author, Abhor GUIDt to the ITALIAN LANouAot, by which it may be kamcd with great facility and difpatch. Chiefly intended fur young Ladies, and thole who hive not learned their own Language Graninuoically, on a very ample and eafy plan, sever before attempted, in ism. price ss. 6d. boards. Tbis day were publithed. To Two large Volumes, in Quart o, with Pines 31. 35. boards. LECTURES on the ELEMENTS of CHE. MISTRY, delivered in the Univerfity of Edinburgh. By the late JOSEPH BLACK, M.D. Profeffor of Chaniftsy in that Univerfity, Phykian to his Mr jcay for Scotland, Member of the Royal Society of Edin burgh, of .he Royal Academy of Sciences at Paris, and the Imperial Academy of Sciences , at St. Peteribargh. Now P;ablifhed from his Manufcrip; Ey JOHN Rossson, LL.I). Frotelfor of Natural Philoruphy In t►c Univerfity of Edinburgh. Printed for Longman and Rees, London; and Wm. Creech, Edinburgh. NEW AND INTERESTING ROMANCE. On the 'nth infiant will be poblilbed, in 4 Volt. IMO. Price t6s. in beard% THE THREE BRO ; a Romance. By JOSHUA PICKERG ILL. jun. Efq. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Mr. Stockdale ref:pea-tinily informs the Public, that Parlia ment having Granted relief to Bookfillers by dintinifking the Duty on Paper, he bas rerolved to reduce many of his prices, of which a lift may be had gratis. He likcwife particularly willies to call the attention of the Public to his Stationary, as balsas now on tale the very fineft Writing Paper, at is. per quits, plain ; or as. al gilt, much fiaperior to what was Istgly (AI at fixteen and eighteen pence. Thls day were publifbed, in One Vidunac, Oda.. Price es. 6d. In EXPERIMENTS and OBTAVATIONS on the CORTEX SALMIS LATIPOLIA ; or Broad Leafed Willow Bark; illuttrated by a Lldoured Pine. With Remarks on theZiEerent fperJes of the CINCHONA ' • general Hiftory of the SAUS LATIVOLIA, with various Expisriments trading to tiu.i.ate its p: °per les ; and Cafes drmoaltr.iting its fuperivr elleisey above the Cs /CORONA. &C. By G. WILKINSON, C. M.S. of London; Licentiate of the Royal College of Surgeons, and Honorary Member of the Cbtrurgo-Phytical Society of Edinburgh. Printed for the Author; and fold by Longman and Rees, No. ;9, Paterniefter-row ; and W. Chunky, Newcaille upon Tyne. TABES DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF TIM SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, ace. Effays and Reanarks on the Tabcs Darragh. Lately was publillsed, Price sa. In large Demos, bound in Beards, the Second Edition, with very conideraitle addi- PR of CTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on that fpecies of Confompdon Incident to Youth, and the elifferme Stages of Life, commonly called Telles Dorklis' with an account of the nature, mores, and cure of that Diftemper; sicsoonftraging its banefal circa, on the findt fundions of the Anyuyl Economy, including the Difeafes selling therefrom; dpeaelly the Nervous Atrophla, the .ElollCirOal, and the Pthifis,or Confomption in general. With Hiltories of Caks oc caning in the Author's Prattler during the left fourteen WWI. and the Preferiptions for the Remedies eradiated into &lab, for the benefit of the Public. By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, tfellow of the Royal AaJany of Surgery, in Pads; of ebe thiverfuy of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly Samoa Melee to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry; and the Royal Horpital, at Chadearie.) gold bra Walker, Na 44. Paterrsofter•row • and at the Author's ft, No. 60,Corner of Frith-Rent, So lo-fgetare. VP Country Gentkmen and others are Informed that they ismrb:fupplicd with this valuable Medicine by fending their by Coachmen or Newfinen, or by eneloAng Cali in s fasall Parcel, diredted to Mr. JOHN WADE, No. 163 Fket-ftrect, London, fur wbich Purpofe crenplete Packing Dews are provided for fending it nth fairy to any part of dila Kingdom, Ireland, Scotland, &c. HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH, is the firft Medicine in the world far refloring end invigorating the Conititutions of pedals weakened and debilitated by a ceurfe of diippeted plesfares,or indeed by any other mks. Every day produces Ire& accounts of the Angular faced, of this invaluable Reitorative Medicine, and many gentkm.st have been candid enou:h to declare, that it had fume—led in min when every other Medicine roved la efeauaL —.-... •„• Gentlemen of the firft ARindUnn in this kingdom as well as others, wheat contitutions were broken and denilitaled, }aft experienced the goad effedts of this Rettorative Medicine. For Nervous aforikrs proceeding from excethve drinking, dif fipatcd pleafures, die immoderate We of tea, or front whatever oiailions great debility snd relaxation of titefelid.,a better and later Medicine cannot be taken. Numbers who had under tone too powerful courfes 431 . mercury, (that bane of health), wi3ich reduced then; to a Rate of miferable miltence, received the smolt benefit from this Reiterative; for after kik of flrength and Orme. they happily regained their former health. Per pains in the back and loins glee , : c and kminal weakneta, pwbsps there is not any Medicinc at public or private predict which has been fo fuceifsfa Note.—This Reiterative Ilprepared in pals. which prod= most gradual and I.ltins reeds than all the Internal forma; the liner part. of the &Irani are aide better treferved. To be had it Wa le's Medicinal tVa:rliettfes, No. 163, Fleet- Rivet, aud Nna t 3, OW Bad-itreet ; Tuir, Royal I:change; Racoo,No. ;so, Oxford.ftreit ; and all other Venders of Me dimes In Town ard Conntry, rice 6a. ad the boa ; or it may be had in larger boxes, price only IL oa which oriatain the quantity of hi (mall boar., a. made up for te arnty.riavy,&c. A Pamphlet ou the wives of the Rcßorative, with a LUa of toPurtatlt Cum, may be bad dilie Vatic% pica 64 GRAVESEND, MAY 4, 1803. JOSEPH and WILLIAM SPRAGGON beg leave refpedthilly to inform their Friends and the Public, that they are now carrying on at Gravefend the Bufniefs of COAL MERCHANTS, SHIP AGEN IS. and SLOP-SEA.- LEAS, and the fame will be continued by them as heretofore; and they retina. that t! e favours hit4erto received, and for which they take this opportunity to eaves their warm* thanks, may ht extended to them in future, without inter ruption. MILLINERY AND FANCY DRESS MAKING; WITH A GOOD SHOP. _ _ r~`E:E prefent Proprietor being delirous of• de einlag Suliners, which has been many years ellabliflied in a gnqd Market Town in the Welt, furrounded by a genteel and populous ManufaCtoring Neighbourhood, will immediately refign, with particular advantages, to a fueceffor, who will treat on equitable terms.—A reference will be given at Mr. Visard's, 4, Gray's Inn-Iquart, To EtUII.D.:RS, and BARGE, LIGHTER, and BOAT BUILDERS. To bo Sold by Avalon, by JOHN AYRES, on MOND ALY, the 9th of MAY 1803, and the following Day (pollponed from the zd of May, on account of the Weather), at Twelve o'Clock each Day, at Randcll and Brent's Ship Yard, Green land Dock, Rotherhithe, .2 0 . k Confiderable Q2antity of NEW OAK BEAMS, TIMBERS, KNEES, OAK TIMBER, SCANTLING, THICK STUFF, PLANK, PLANK ENDS, TOPS, CHOCKS, SLA BS, and LIS TiNGS, ELM 'PLANK and SLABS, FAR BAULKS and DEALS, FIR and OAK FIRE WOOD, and a great Variety of NEW and OLD OFFAL. May be viewed, and Catalyzes bad on the Premark', and of Mr. Ayres, Broker and Audionecr, Houndfdatch. A FREEHOLD—LYNIINGTON, HAWYS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THAT elegant and commodious MANSION, called the GROVE HOUSE, with the Furniture, &tot ed near the Town of Limington ; and Immediate Paean° may be had. The Houk has been recently enlarged, improved, and !Mills ! eel in a fuperior and fubfantial manner. It contains on the Ground Floor, a Drawing Room at feet (quare, as in height; Dining Room of fame dimeisfions; Library 23 feet by 17, and is in height; Breakfaft Parlour at feet by 15, and 9 (cc' 7 inches in height, with Offices of every dcfeription, complete and eonsenicht. In the Attic Story are flee large Bed Cham bers, with two Deeding Rooms, four eseenent Servants' Rooms, and • Laundry. There are gond Kitchen Gardens (partly walled), and a neat Shrubbery furrounding the Houk, with a Coach-bowie and Satbiing for four Hodes. The Furniture is new within the lattcen mouths, made of the heft materitia, in the aril Pyle of elegance, sad in good prefervation.--Grove Houk commands beautiful and ateritive Views of the l i pe of Wight, the Sea and furromding Country. That delightful Walk called the Grow, adjoining, is part of the lorenafea, and will be included la the Sat. For farther Particulars (if by Letter, polt paid) apply to Charles St. Babe, Ffq. at the Bank, in Lyenington, who will deliver Tickets for viewing the Hours and Furniture. SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD ET ALICIION—By VERRALL and SON. At the White Hart inn, at Lewes, in the County of Surat, on Saturday thcaift day of May neat, between the Hain of Pour and Sit o'clock in the Afternoon of that day THE Manor or reputed Manor of HENDAL, together with the Capital Melfuage or Manikin Hoge, Harris, Oaftboure, and other Buildings, and 417 Acres. meat or Ida) of Arable. Meadow. Pallore. Wood Land, Kop Ground thereto belonging, called H EN DA L PARldolairably Senate at Baited, in the laid County. The whole Ellett is Fre:hold, and lies within a Ring Fence adjoining the Turnpike Road leading irons l'unbridgc Wells to Lewes and Brighthelinfton ; Is dlitant from Lewes. Pen Miles from Tunbridge Wells, 'fen Miles; and from Brighthelmßon Eighteen Miles. The Houfe and Buildings are fubltantlat and In good Reps ir. The Land is in a Rate of very high Cultivation, having bean for feveral Years pail in the Hands of the Proprietors, who haveisid out emliderable Sums of Manila Improvements.-.. The Wood Load is well Rocked with young growing amber, and the Country abounds with Game. The Hindi Rands on an Eminence, and conunands a vorp eztenGve and pidureftjue View of the South Down. and for rounding Country, and is capable of great Improvement at a trilling Ezponce. The Gunnel° of Boated is dry and healthy, and the Roads and Water are good. A Trout 6trearn runs through part of the Mae, and reword NA. of Hounds are kept in the Neighbourhood. P0e:6.,0 may be had at Michaelmas neat,aod further Par. denten known by arpiying to Mr. John Trill, Ovioldems, near Brlghtlidenfiso ; Mr. Richard Trill, Hongal, Butted; oe to Me. kicker:l Turner, Attorney, Lew" HA WK EDON and SOMERTON, SUFFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Merin& HODSKINSOI% . ABBOTT, ' Co. At Cariaway's Coffee Houfc, Lajdon,on Tuefday the toth of May next, at is o'Clock, AN ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD and fmall part COPYHOLD FARM, (83 Acres), exiled the DEAN, in the Nana of Hawked= and Somerton, about so miles from Bury, and 7 from Long Milford, in the occupation of Mrs. Sarah Pettit, on Leak for an unexpired term of fax years, from Michaelmas next, at 631. per Annum. Printed Particulars may be had at the Bell, Narertiiit ; Half Moon, Clare ; Ram, Long Mallard ; Swan, Sudbury ; Angel, Bury; of Mr Wade, Solicitor. Donmow ; and of M,:tfr, Hod&infon, Abbott, and Co. ArundcWirect, London ; where a Plan of the Farm may be leen. HAMPTON COURT.—TO BE SOLD, ADESIRABLE Situation to any Perron de- Gross of bedding a Readence, at a moderate Expellee. The Prentifes are perfectly corapadt, ant confill of Nine Ac-es of Rich bleadcw Land, in two handfirme Inelofures, wdl timbered, and awe of the brit Gardens of its Ilse in the King dom—upwards of Three Acres, with lofty Walling and Paling, cloatbed with the ehoicell Fruit Trees in full beanng, a large Pinery, Smetana Houle, and Peach Houfe, all in full wetting. A neat Gardener's Cottage of Four good Rooms. Alfo a coo- Terdeet Fenn Yard, and in it a Bailiff's Houfe; a fubflantial Brick two-bayed Barn, Brew-houfc, Store-cellar, Stable, Dairy, Cart-thed, Cow-book, and Poukry-houfe. The whole In high perfedion, and nothing remaining to be done but to build a Cottage or Villa, for which tie fituation Is particularly well adapted, being fituated at a pleafant diltance from Hampton Town, the River, and near to Budsy Park, and Hampton Court. Alfo a valuable Common Right. Would fait a Nurferyman. Apply to Mr.ColvEl, King's Road, Clielfea. INN AT PLYMOUTH. ..... r ra Bt'SCiLD—The Fee Simple and inheri taneo, with pollifflon at Lady Day next, of and in all that Inn and Tavern, known by the name of The LONDON INN, fituate its Folk:sic-Brest, in this Borough, and now in the Occupation of Mi. George Brewer, as Tenant thereof. un dl Lady Day ant. but who is defy:is of giving immediate poifeMon upon rears:cable terms. The toweling Houk contains (corral Parioun and Si dng Rooms. Woks a large Room in which the Public Balls and Concerts arc always held, and is frequently ofed as an An&ims Room, owing to its being the mat capacious in the Town, a great number of Chambers and Apartments in the Attie Rory : with a Courthige, Stables, and feirtraldetached Offices, which have a conanannicatlan with a lane called Seven Star Lane. for which purpefc an Audio() will be held cm Therfday,the Twelfth Day of May neat, at the fame lon, at the boor of Si: in the Evening. The prefent Tenant will Stew the Promites ; and any farther information may be obtained by applying te Mr. H. Wool!. teethe's, Solicitor, in Plymouth. N. B. if the abo►e eentioned Inn is n:.t fold, the furl will be Let by Private Comma immediately. Plymouth, April z 4, CAPITAL ESTATE and MANOR. TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AL that ESTATE and MANOR (Tythe Free) called GREAT DADFOIID, in the Pori& of Brornfgrove, in the County of Woreeiter; awaiting of a nand fubftantial and commodious Farm Honk, Barns, Stable, Cy der M. and other convenient Outbuildings, in complete Re pair ; and upwards of Two Hundred and Fifty Acm of Arable, Meadow, and Pollee Land, well planted with Fruit Trees, in cluding shout Thkey Acres of Coppice Ground, In Polkflion of the Proprietor, worth Comenswho. Aonia 30a. Alto are adiolning Elate, conflating of Two Mauna and Buildings, and upwanls of Fourteen Acres of Land, futicet to Tytbe, 0,114 HOLFORD's WE!.!.. The above Premiks are now in the Occupation of Mr. James Knowles, at the yearly Rent of tpol. They are diftant from Brornfgrovc Two Miles, Ki,kicrado JIM Right Miles, and Scour-, bridge Nine Miles. PoirelSon may be had at Lady Day nest—The Land Tax has been rehleenied. . There is a quanta y. of growing Timber on the Filets.% which,, with the Growth of the Copple.u, weft be taken at a Valuation. Confiderable Part of the Purcbefc Money may remain on Se curity of the Prendes, if required. The Tenant will thew the Preenifm; and for farther Parti culars apply to Melts. Gem and Sun, Solicitors, Ncw-ftreet. Birmiliemen, where a Plan of the /Mate may be kin. sussnx SOUTH DOWNS. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION—By V FRRAL sod SON, At the Old Ship Tavern, in Briehtheimft6n, in the County of Sadie:, OM Tburfday. the 26th day of May neat, between the Hours of Four and Si. o'clock in the Memnon of that day, "I'HE Manor or reputed Manor of TRULY, to gether with the Capital Melton, or Mandan Houle, Barn,, Stablec, and other Outboililinp, and 520 Acres, more or I fa. of Arable, Meadow, Palture, Sheep Down, and Wood Land to the fame Waning, known by the &vend Names of Truly Farm and Harris's Land, dedrably fituate at I dim,. ton. in Sure:, and new in the Tenure or Oceopatinn of Mr. Wißlain Grounis. as Tenant under a Leafe, which expires that 39th of September next. 'fie whole Eftate Is Freehold and lire well tnirether, Is de cant froiciSteyniac, Dune Miles, from Hnrlham Twelve Mara, from Shoreham Four hides, and from Brightheitoßon Twelve Mika. — Tie Houle and Bei Winp are fuhttential and in good Repair. the Wood Land is well Rocked with young growing Timber. and a Navigable River runs within • few Mites of the Eftate. !aorta is dote to the South Downs, the Canary abounds with Game, and kveral Packs of Hawk art kept ia tie Neighbourhood. Paella may be bed at Mieliaelmas nat. To be viewed en • to the Tam& nod hrebor Pllftlftliff NW be red at Mr. Alfry. kiallareenes. war Built; or Mr. Mari Tinos', Maw, WON% Selks. h - c •:- '1! ,Ch rya': ft4e- rum: awn; dun. 31 Cie "' D i rtd. r, I. 'l ;15; . ; - : r lit)b ; Au! ilo 4,0110. Bahr. V dab Pe? 'V lucky: r l (r i; ; v r t i; r• DU' L' I Veu-I .(cic k ~c•M 6.401 FRANCE. LETTER FROM THE MINISTER FOR VOREICIV AIRS TO CITIZEN HERSINGENs RESIDENT AT FRANCKFORT. " Paris, April 14. " Citizen—The obfervations which have been fent to me by feveral Agents of the Republic, concerning the ezecution of the difpoLtion of the &oar, Ca:Adonis of the 6th Floreal, relative to the emigrants, having induced me to make a reference upon it to the Grand Judge, and to requ:lt him to propofe to the Government a masfure which might conciliate to the Republic the fubrnif fi on of the Frenchmen fettled iff foreign countries, with the continuance of a refulenee ueceff wy by the'care of Ocii fortunes, and by the intereitt of the eitablithments which they have formed: I have received an anfwcr conceived in the fol. lowing t..rms:— " Citizen Minifter-4 took a fit time to fubm!t to the Fait Conful the important quellion propored in your letter of the t 7th of this month. He hu fignified to me the following to be his . intentions upon this head. " He does not nuilerftand that the delay fixed by the Sena ma Corfultum of the 6th Florcul, year so, can bare effei againft thole natives of France who have, at differs t periods. quitted their country, only to tifit foreign countries, for the purpofe of commercial fpeculations, of the exercife of the liberal and mechanic arts, or of public and private inftrndioo. " His intention is, that the declaration of all fuck French men Os li bt. received by our Amhaffadors and Diplomatic Agents, notwithltanding the lapis of the. time fince the s ft yen , demiaire, and that they mall receive letters of amnelty from me. as loon as their declarations come into my hands. _ _ " The Chief Conful alfo allows all fuch Frenchmen to me. tinue their refidenee abroad, u long at may be fluttery for the purpofes of their trade, arts, or inftradtion, ou account of which they left France. If they be difpofed to continue their refidence abroad, they mull appear before our Diplomatic Refident ' and make a de cbiratlon to that tEcdt, upon which he will d eliver to them the nectiffary peradilion. The formal ad of pennilllon emit be tranimitted to the Prefett of the Department, where he who receives it had his fait refidence, that k may be there knows where he now hvcs; and that he may enjoy In France all the rights belonging to Frenchmen, to vsbkh he is rellored by he letters of anineity, and by the perminlon to continue his re lidence abroad. The Chief Conful intends to free front the difadvantage lo• eurred by the delay !ince the ift Vendentiaire,nonebut mama belonging to the elaffes above frtrified; and this adt of clemency and goner Sty cannot apply to thole who forkusk their country to be arms ;pita her, or what was ftni worfe, to excite fo reign powers, by their intrigues, to take arms againft France—. The fnctifferenee which thofe pesfons affeeted at the fait, for an a.i't of grace to fignal, and which they ought to have received with the tiveliclt gratitude, or even their beam:ion amid a deftre hs avail theinfelves of it, renders them now utterly unworthy." FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. GH INT, APRIL s 7.—ln all the rural Communes of this department, the Mayor and the Municipal, Councils have taken meafures for prefenting to the CHtsr Cossut. and his lady garlands of flow. ers, offered to them by young men and girls uni. formly clothed. The inhabitants of each Com mune, carrying their implements of hufbandry, will efcort the carriage of the CH is r Cerise*. and of Madame BON•P•RTE to the territory of the neighbouring commune. K•T11111011, APRIL I.—The three notes of the mediating Munifiers found no oppoation in the fit ting of the deputation of the. Empire held yeller. clay. M. de Cottotsoo, fub•delegate of Bohe. - mia, has particularly declared, that he accedes entirely to the propofals made by the mediating powers only, that in regard to the toll of Edicts he waits for farther inflruftions from his Court.— The Minifter of Wirtemberg, M. de Notate's, not. withßanding the obfervauons of the mediating powers, infilled on the precedency which, as he rays, belongs to his Serene Highnefs the Duke , whom he reprefents i—but the Sub•Delegata of Ile& Cadet immediately protelled againl • this pre tenfion. A great number of new claims have been prefented to the Di&aturate of the Deputation, by the Minillers of Bavaria, of the Order of Malta, the Prince of Tour and Taxis, and other Princes who have poffeffions in &labia, in regard to the encroachments made by the Aultrian 13aillifs and Public Funaionaries, and in particular, in regard to the fcqueftration laid on all the property and re. venues of the Princes and States in thofe diftrida of Snabia which belong to the Houfe of Auftria. The &ringed of thefe declarations is that made by Count de Goatee, the PrulUan Miniller, in his quality of Plenipotentiary of the Houle of Naffs* Orange to the Diet. M. de GOIRTZ demands in particular, and with much energy, the polTeffions depending on the ci•devant Abbey of Weingarten and its territory, and has reprefented, in the liveli. eft colours, the proceedings of the Aullrian Bail. tiffs employed in that trrntory. It is thought that the Deputation will prefent fome remonamoces to the Court of Vienna, tending to put an end to thefe encroachments ; and if this meafure be not follow. ed by the defired fatiafadion, the Mediating Mi. slitters will interfere. ..... oThey talk here again of propofals of the Court f Vientra, tending to increafe the Eleaoral Col lege, by introducing int* it fome Catholic States, and particularly the Grand Mailer of the Teutonic Order, with a view to re•efablifh parity of reli. gion. This Court requires all., that the new Eleaors fball pay to the Chancery of the State, fitting at Vienna, confiderable dnties for obtaining the Letters Patent by %sloth their dignity is coo. (erred. Three new Protetlant Eleaors refufe to adhere to this demand, and have addretted them. (elves on this fubjea, to the Mediating Minillem. In the conrfe of the month of May a Komi . of co,oGo Anariait troops will be formed in Carieshia.