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40 1 • • - ‘4 • . . . eiN • • • - . . . - • • •• / . • . .10 ' . , • . • • . 1 4 3 1.1 • 1r 1 . 14A ; I 3 $4":-/ ;44111.ikt1 * • , i ; tai •,f t - • •. • - • • • k •• • SlTyrf.i I • -"PiNc„,„4.. • , • ILA' ••• , • . • 9: ~4ftr ; . • .. . • / I I t, „Ak e . f 4.4.7 • ' I 11 16, Ir WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1810. N •'+ BE r; 7273 I KING 3 tfitAtiVE: INSCRIBED, BY PERMIS4ION, TO THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY. This day was published, in one •01. price es. in boards, HE EXPOSITION of the CREED ; by John Pearson, D.D. Bishop of Ckester-, abridged for the use of Young Persons of both Sexes, By the ReV. C. BURNgY, of Greenwich, LL.D. F.A.S. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. A DMIRALTr OFFICE, Juan 9, Imo. NOTICE it Atrely given, Mat a Session of Oyer and Termiffer tad Goal Delivery, for the Trial if Offence; comanktml on Me High Seut, withia the joirimiiction *film Admiralty 1 Esglaid, will le held at fouti,.7 Hall, in the Old Bailey, Loadon,on Thrriday the 12th of July next, al eight o'cloci is the morning. J. lf. CROKER. [ PRICE 9 't)-MORROW EVENING'," JUNE 28, 1810. In consequence of the .ailaiety *Atha* the- public feeling Was sespe:nled the whole of List Thursday, whereby a very great par ion of the Nobility arid Gentry otholnientied on 'that Night to honour this Theatre with their pmencss, were prevented from breg, it i. their general desire that exactly the same Enters talon:tents...hall be repeated Tre;mofrow, 'the 28th human, when will be performed the crlettrated,dintra of LA BUOIS.4.VIGLIUGLA4 • Ile Music by PicciNi, • (As originally performed`at thP Opera-house 38 years am). 1 he part of La Buena. Yiglluolai• bt Madame CATALAN!. The other principal characters qiggor TRAMEZZANI, ,7igtior NALDI, Signor KtriVEDiNO, Madame COLLINI, &e. ind of the (*era Madame 'Catalani Will (for that night only) sing " GOD we-the King," in full chorus. • FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, rrHE beautiful and remarkable fast-sailing LET. TER of MARQUE Schooner, ZEPHYR, admeasuma . per register 171 42.94 Tons.—This is one of the handsomest ane best adapted Vessels for dispatch that has been seen in the Past" of London for some time, is neatly new, and had a thorougla outfit at Plymouth about four months ago, and may be seat sea immediately. Far viewing the Vessel and other particulars. apply to Mr. S. Ctick, 86, Old Broad-street. this day was published, selegantly prineedin crown bro. price Gs. in boards, the Third Edition, of POEMS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS. ByCnAnLts LiNDsnV CRAWVOID, Earl of Crawford and Lindsay, Vii' count Garnorlsoke. &c. _ OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jane 9, 1810. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, with COACH HOUSE, STABLES, OFFICE 3, &c contiguous to CAVENDISH. SQUARE and PORTLAVD-PLACE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, A VERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a very commodious Family Residence finish ed in an ele g a n t manner , conta i n i ng well-planned entertaining Apartments, Bed-chambers, and Servants' Rooms, Nursery, De School-roost, with Bed-chamber, and every requisite and domes tic 01Bee., Gran-house, and open Yard, detach e d C oac h-h ouse. Stable for ell Hon es , Litt, and Room over. The Premiies are • adapted for the accommodation of a Gentlnnen.* family, 004 am held on lease for an unexpired term of 44 years, at a trifling ground-rent. To be viewed by Tickets only ; Particulars and Cards fat' viewing may be bad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden , square. Printed for White and Co. Horace's Head, Fleet-street. Lately published, by the same Author, and soli by Becket and Porter, Si, Pall-Mall, The Chtiotiau, a Poern in Eight Looks, the sixth edition ; and The First and Secon 4 Letters to the Hebrew Nation. -- .1 ESTI": ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, .That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall•Nfall on or before Friday, the 29th day of June instant, from such Persons as may he willing to undertake the supply of sundry Articles of Carpenter's Wait, consisting of Chests, Cues and Packing Bytes fir service of this Department, for a period' f three years. together with the favourite Spanish Divesibtrnent and Ilia Grand Heroic Balla of I.'EPOUSE PERIANNE., , r Boxes ro be taken and tickets had a, the OlEce, in the Hay make. Vivant Rex et Regina. This day vas published, Beautifully printed in super Royal Folio, by Bensley, illus trated with 15 Views in Aquatints, ettirtietrand coloured by Stadler, to Imitate the original• Drawings by lOU Smith, kit:- signer of the Views in Italy :tad Switzerland)„ J. to HAFOD, in Cardiganshire, the seat of TFIOMAS JOHNES, Esq. M. P. By JAMES EDWARD SMI M.D. F.A.S. President of the Lionean Society. Printed for White and Co. Horace's Head, Fleet-nrect. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storelceesertillace e jn thc yower, and further particular, together with the terms and conditions of, the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mail aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock where the Proposals must he delivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Carpenters Work;" but no Propisal can be adz milted after the said 20th day of June, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed oaks. the party making it, or au Agent in bit behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. B ell ll', Sarrrestry. sll.K SI'OCKING3. QELLING uncommonly cheap, at No. 52, .Cheap. Li side; an immense Stock of ail kinds of Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, Ladies' Dresses all in one, &c. Shopkeepers arta those wanting to buy largely will find a great advantage by attly inspection of thvse articles. A quantity of white or b1 4 ,, , :k silk, 55.-6 d.; the beat quAtyoqually cheap; stow' cotton I t it *1 his day was published, at stockings is. per pair; 4ery fee, ts. 6t1.; super, Bs. thi.; brown folio, price Four Guineas on small, and Sir Guineas on large cotton foubsotsals. 9d. ; floe ribbed cotton, 2s. 2d.; a variety of paper , the svcond Volunse of gloves, from I od. per pair, and other fashionable articles too nit• : i ITH E HISTORY and ANTIQUIT lES of the t a t toos to mention. 4' l ' COLIN IN of SURREY ; compiled from the best awl most Please se thser" —:llo Tare rt-Aurnap's Hosiery Ware -* 1 authentic Ilistorians, valuible Rtieurds, and Manuscripts in Pub• house, No. 52, ebeapside s nev Bow C hoi ch. lie Offices and Librari e s, and in P r i vate H an d s . By t h e l ate R ev . OWEN MANNING, S. 'l'. B. Rector of Peperharrow,an4 Vicar Of Godelming, in that County; enlarged and continued to the present time' by WILL BRAY, of Shire, Esq. Fellow and 'Treasurer of the Society of Antiquaries of London. Printed for White and Lb. Horace's Head, Fleet-street . MILL-HILL, NEAR HENDON. Eligible RESIDENCE, beaudful PLF.ASUILE GROUND, GARDENS, and rich MEADOW LAND, commanding de lightful Views within ten Maas of Town. TO BE LET OR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr ROBINS, AN excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE. acligJtt fully situated on a beatnik!l enunence, commanding pleasing and extenskie protipeets of the -adjacient Country, planned far die accommodation of a Gentleman's family, with excellent domestic Offices, Yard, with Coach-houses, Stables, Barns, Cow-house, &c. good Kitchen Garden, well stocked and cropped, fine Ter race, Lawns, Pieasure-grounds, and rich Meadow Land, in'all about 13 Acres. QUEEN ANNE'S BpFNTr OFFICE, rari,:We,troisuter, ✓uem 26, 1610. 1 1 HE Governors of Me Bounty of Queen Anne, for the Almeria* of the kfaiieterearee of the Poor Clerg y, having 110:1,000, granted in the last Session of Parliareei.t, to dispose of for increasing that Mainieeance, do give this Public Notice. his day was puMislitd, 11 One large Volume Octavo, price I3s. in boards, a new Edition, corrected and enlirsiC With additional plates, of 13RAQ'rICAL 0138ERINU1'ION3 IN SUR. . ,CE.'t Y, illustrated by Cases. by wil:Ltam 7 11 E t, ,F. IL. S. • Member of the Royal college d Saigebge, in. tAso t ifol; Honorary Medical of the Royal clical Society ' of P..inlmgh ; afid of the Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester; and Senior Surgeon of . the. General Infirmary at Leed.t. ' Printed for Caddl, and W. Davies, Strand. *** This day was published, A New Edition, elegantly erinted on fine Paper. in Three . •• Volumes. Octavo, price JCL es. boards, THE LIFE OF. CICERO. By CONYERB MIDPLISTON. D. D. Principal Librarian to the Univer arty Or C.itnbrkite. Printed for Verner, Hood, and Sharpe ; 7. Cu hell ; J. Wal ker; Otridgv and Son; Lersimatt, Hurst, Reei, and Orme ; Lad:. ,iutton, Allen, and Co.; K. Faultier; R. Lea; J. Nunn; and E. "Jeffrey.-- . 1 he line Work, with Portr.ti:a, Xi. ii)s. That they will apply it for the augmentation of Livings, which, by the Rules of this Corporation, are fitly qualified to receive It ; and that, to encourage Benefactions, they will give Three Huse/red Pound, to any particular Cure, where any .Persort, in order to ob ain the Bounty, will give £2OO, or a greater sum In Money, or •be value thereof In Lands or Ttha, or a clear Rent Charge or .Innuity of £l5: That the Governors will receive Proposals for Benefactions till Christmas next, and then proceed in the first place to augment such Livings as shall have Benefactions offend and accepted; and afterwards augment with £2OO, by lot, such l.iviugs as shall happen to be drawn ane are fitly qu.infied (of which due Notice wlft be given) bttginning with those not ex ceeding £:0 per Annum, according to the new Returns ; and then progrpsively, until the whole Sum shall be ezhaueted. l'a be viewed by Tickets, whisk, with Particobiru, spy be had of Mr. Robin% Watwic.k-street. Golden-square. HAMPSHIRE. MOST DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE, FOUR MILES FROM ROMSEY. ' .For SALE by AUCTION, by 1. YOUNG, On the Premises, o-ssottaow, the I:8th of lune, at Twelve o'Clock, unless disposed of by P r i va t e Contract, k which No. dee will be given, A LL that Capital and v er y su p er i or MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, together with the Ceach.lowie, Sable and Outbuildings, Gardens, &c. situate in the pleasant Hamlet of Bralshfield, in the Parish of Mitchtimarsh, near the town of Romney, a good Market Town, about 70 miles ft:. London, late the Residence of Mrs. Parry, in' goad Repair, and fit for the immediate Reception of a genteel Family; In front of the House is a cheerful Lawn, including a Kitchen Garden, well fenced in; on the East side of the Building, only divided by the Road, Is a small Kitchen Garden, and Yard for Poultry, Cows, &e. Piggery, Granary on four stones, &c. together - - Paddocks of Pasture Land, enclosed with Quickset open Paling: the whole of the Premises containing _- about eight Acres; a very small part thereof is 'Leasehold, residue Copyhold of Inheritance, being held by Copy Court " of the Manor of Mitdtehnarsh, under he Right Honourable' Stawel, subject only to it,. per Acre, by way of Fine • Hericas, and Quit Rents. This Property forms a very charming little Country genteel Family, or a Sportsman, within an easy dhtance Covers frequented by three Packs at Fox Hounds; - - try for Shooting, Coursing, and likewise for Fishing about two miles distant from that much admired Trout the River 'lest. This day was published, In 12mo. price Half-a-Crown, hound, fl improved Edition of TIOLMES's LATIN GRAMMAR, or Rational meitild of leaching that Language freed from many errors which l•einlrr common Grammars an impediment to Edo n ion; tiLsigned as well • for Learners as for those who have Filly lust their ki owlFge of the Latin long ue. Eulaq,ed and Corrected-131 I.D N' A RD HARWOOD, D. D. Printed fire W.-Lowndes, 33, Bedford-street. *Of '‘ , l , litim may be had, in two. price 9s. bound,' tea Ju ii Juveoalis et Auli Persii Place' Satires, in. psum . t,lastely published, In two volumes, foolscap Bvo. elegantly printed by Betibley, on fme wove paper, and embellished with beautiful woott,cuts by Cietinel, front desigosby Thurston, a new edi; t ion, price 6s. in boards, of FAiitiLetTS HISTORIES by Mrs.TR nvimEß. A-. Also, new Editions of the following Work, Dyelie same Author, I. Sacred History, with Aunot.uions and Reflections, sixth edition; price 1. Ins in neat plain binding. it. An Attempt io familiarize the Catechism of the Church of England; thirdEdirion, price 34. bound. . 3. An Explanation of the Office for Baptism, and of the O der :for Cenfintwaion, in the Common Prayer Book, price Is. Printed for J. Johnsonatud Co. St. Paul's Church-yard; where ;lily be had all Mrs. 'trimmer's other Woricp.. By Order of the Govftrnors. RICII/IRD BURN. Stoddrs. T.iis was publiblwd, lii One vol. Bvo price Ma. boards, a new editiod,being the fourth, of S ERMONS; chiefly.desiglied to.elocidate some of the leading iloctrintuttbe Govt.!, By the Isr.IDWARb - coo PER, Rector of ii.imstiallteilwariti, suntof .Yox3ll, in the County of Stafford; ChaplAia.to the ilarrertourtowni anti late Fellow of All our, Cultvge.9.lc4okt.: •• ••••• - • EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE, CORNHILL, LONDON, THIS Description of Insurance is of i nes ti ma bl e importance to all Persons holding Annuities, Leases, or Offices, dependent on lives, or whose incomes ceases with life. Example—A Person thirty years of age may, by the small annual payment Of aCt 3. 7s. 14. secure 4'300, to be paid (to his •amily, or otherwise, as he may direct) at his death. Any other sum may be insured in like manner, and at any other age. One Person may insure another's life, to the amount of any interest he may have in the continuance thereof. No entrance Money or Admission Fine required. No Charge for Policies or Cent hcates of Renewal. No Registry of Assignments required. A large Commission allowed to Solicitors, or other Persons pro curing Insurances.. W. BEETHAM, Secretary. AY:a Public Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Town of STOCKPORT, held at the Deg and Partridge Inn, on the 18th day of June , 1310, to receive the Report of the Committee appointed on the dof April last, for the purpose of watching the progress of the 13111 brought into the House of Com mons for rebuilding or repairing the Parish c!purck of Stockport, and for making an additimisll3tirying-grounitAbiseto, and for the purpose of opposing the said bill, or such part Thereof as Appealed inconslittert with the rights of the Parishioner{: Mr. M THOAS PARTNG ITON in the Chair. Piint4.441. 1 . Cadell 4 . nd W:..Dsvics, Strand. Of whom miiy he hid, by.the same Author, Pratticri and Paniiliar Symons) dcsizned fur Parochial and Domestic Instruciun; third Faints, price ss. in hoards. This day were publishedin one large vol. 4to, Illustrated with • near 1 to s Engravings, price ss. in boards, TRAVELS. in various parts of EUROPE, ASIA, and AFRIC4 By EDWARD DANIEL Cl. Alt KE,LL.D. Professor of Mineralogy in the University of Cambridge. Part the First, Russia, Tanury, and Turkey: • . Printed for T. Cattail and W.,Davies, Strand. I rep A few Copies on royal papr, with proof impressions a e:e plates. price ns. in htbaras. As above may 31i0 be had, by the same Anther, •• • • • A Methodical Distribution of the Mineral Kingdom into Clane3, Orders, Genera, Species, ani Varieties, price .et is. --•-- For a Vie* of the Premises apply at the House, ticulsrs to Messrs. Sandy., Horton, and Roarke, 1 / 4 Fleet -stmt; to Mr.Elderfield, or the Auctioneer, Ramsey, IRE. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. THE BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE in tile STRAND and CORSHILL, LONDON, and by Agents in Edinburgh, GI know, Dublin, and other principal Towns, grant INSURAN CEi AGAINSTJIRE. Premiums for Insurance renewable at 11'1133V/1m sg s niust be paid within 15 days thereftont. 'l'he Directors of the Mum'? FIRE Or►icr earnestly request the attention of the l'ublie to the uniform and equitable mode with which at all times they have conducted their Business, with our regarding the impolitic fantasies lately Introduced, the pre t.:nded advantages set torch, or the ill-digested plaits, equally bane ful to the Insurer and Insured. Engines of the best construction, and Firemen of activity are provided to attend at Fires: A VALUABLE WORK FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIA MEN I', Pt/UTICA!. MEN, AND SOCIETIES. This day was published, • In one Volumk, Quarto, price XI. Is. in boards, c4TATE CALENI)AIt ; or, Mennoimitittnii :ma 1 .-/ Narratives, Civil, Military, Naval, Parliamentary, and Eccle siastical; including ccount of Family,Naine, and Date; of Title, Residilices, Influence in the House of Commons, if holding any plare directly or indirectly. Possession or Reversion, sod the vette of such Appoittment ; also Account of Pension or Place 1164 or recevoi by Relations of the Peers and Members of the Houses oi Lie d 4 and Commons; the whole particulars of:each . ilid.vidual being brought into one view. Inteileaved Copies m ky hr had, price sel. 7s. A flupplementiry Tim acorreeti;m4 mill be published every tit montlP. Li-rd Printrd for Robert Scholcy, 46, Psternoster•row. • his day was published, price tie. r 1 'HE EDINBURGH REVIEW , N um b er 31 ; 4 - Or CR I !KAU iftORI44R . I. i containing, a Letter on the Genius ti I sti tot Prelcb Goterntnent, by au .Anierirsii.— :he Borough,* Poem, by the Rey. Gl:Cribbr.—Oeographie tic • t a ion,Tradulte de Orec en Ransil, torsi prettnier.—Erskine's i. ndt Speeches while itt the 8ar,.3 . r015..8v0.--4 übli cat iou s on Aif.ers of intsi.;—A keply to the Calpinnies of the nlin- LtrO Resler', against Oator&—Rtiie on Public Expenditure. of the Crown.—Grahanis - British Georgics.—Tableau Physique des Regions Ego:Mr - ales, Be-ler Akrandru. de liumboldt.—Essai Poltque stir le Rdyminm de la Niturclin spagne t par Ale:and:re de Homboldt.—Quarterly Lite of New Publications. Eknistiigh: Printed • fol. Archibald . Constable and Co. itditt buret ; Constable, Hunter :Park and- Hunter, Loudon; And. Nio - g*n and Cumming, Du blin. . • 01 whom may be had, Tbit Edinburtit Rotrigw front. its cont., ntencement in October, IRO3, to the . 2. resint tithe, in' 30 . Nu mbers, or n eat l y d one up:in 1 S ietitimes boards, rice'Xit.'fs. 6d.'" • CiigBHIR.E.. .„ This day was . published, handsonseiy krbliect in quarto, with nit.? merous Engraving, a map!, Antici Bled, 8“. Priem .C 3. 3a. in boards, few copies on Imperial paper, with proof inipreisifts, price £5.• 'VOLUME the SECOND, PART. LI. conta i n i ng CHESHIRE.. ICMAGNA BRITANNIA ; being a concise Topographical AccUulit of Ithe several Counties of Great Britain. By the Rev. DANIELICYSONS, A.M. FR.S. F.A. and L.S. Rector Of Akodmarton, Gloucestershire' and SAMUEL. LYSONS, Esq,.. F. R. S. Muer. A. . Keeper of his Majesty's Records iu the :Forfar of- London. Also, Part 111. containing 13 Views in Cheshire, of Britannia Depicts ; a series of Views of the must irfteresting and picturesque objects in Great Britain, engraved frenr drawings, by Messrs. Faringron, Hearne, Turner, Alexander, &c. 'price Li . 15s. A few sets of Proofs on i:nperial Paper, price £3. los. Printed for I'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. whom nmy be had, The First V o l ume of rvlagna Britannia ; containing the Conn.' ties of Bedford, Berks, and Bucks ; mid the First Part of Vol. IL containing Cambridgeshire; each illustrated by numerous En gravings. Also, the First and Second Parts of Eritatinia i)epicta; containing View: in the same Counties. " 4 ,v These two works, which illustrate each other, are sold to• gether, orseparate; they will be continued regularly at the same Periods, arranged in the same manner (the Counties alphabeti sally), and printed on paper of corresponding sice awl quality. Mr. Marsland reported to the Meeting the measures which had been adapted by the Committee for op; o.log the S oehport Church Bill, by means of which, clauses had been obtained fur limiting the sum to be expended In rebuilding the Church to £12,000, andirotxting the psrishioners who have no pews from the payment of further church-rates after the Church is rebuilt; for enabling 'tenants who have not leateifor a logger teem than ten years, t. deduct -I part ; and Tenants who have loeger kaws to deduct..ll part of the church-rates from their rents ; and to compel the posts of the parish and the pew owners to rebuild their own chapels and pews ; and that the clauses inserted in the Bill for raising m iney by annuities had been expunged, and the cases which had been printed and distributed amongst the Mem bers of Parliament ' as well by the promoters as the opposers of the Bil', sleirg real: Resolved, I h it this Meeting highlydisapproves of the mannerin wkichtheabove Bill %Vat broaght into Pitlianiete,avithqut the sanc tion of any previous Vestry Meeting, or any public notice thereof bring given to Ate Partstliwiers although the uhject of the Bill was to transfer the expence of rebuilding - the Church from the pew owners, who in respect of their particular estates and pews have for time immemoriatbeen charged with he whole elpcnce of repairing and supporting the Church, and to impose it on the parishioners at large, the principal part of whom have tin pews or sittings in the Church, and are now for the first time called upon to rebuild the Church. 'That this Meeting learns with great satisfaction that in conse quence of the above Bill having been brought into the 1-1 nise of Commons in manner before stated, that Honourable House has made a standieg Order of the etith May last. t` That when any application is intended to be made to the House for leave to bring in a Bill for building, rebuilding, or re pairing any Church or Chapel, or for the purchasing or enlirging of any Burying ;round, by Rates or Duties to be levied on the Subject, or for altering any Act of Parihunent paved for either of those purpose., Notice of such intended Application shall be inserted three times in the months of /lingua and September, or either of them, immediately preceding the Session of Parliament in which such application is intended to be made, in some one and the same Newspaper of the County in which such Church, Chapel, or Burying Ground is situate; or if there is not any Newspaper printed in and for such County, then in the News paper of some County adjoining thereto ; and that such Notice -shall also be given at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace ' which shall be holden for such County, at the Michaelmas preced ing tfle Session of Parliament in which such Application is in- I,fetided to be made, by affixing such notice to the door of the Set sioniWiouse where such trneral Ouarter Sessions shall be holden." Tgat this Meeting highly disapproveeof the conduct of those whO, by falsehood and misrepresentations, attempted to excite a prejudice against the opposers of the Bill, and endea voured to prevent its being decided upon with fairness and im partiality. That it is highly important to the Inhabitants of this large and populous Town, and other Towns in this County, and to the Freeholders tit general, to attend particularly to the conduct of their lteprelemitives in Parliament ; and to propose and vote at every General Eleetien, for • such persons as are most likely to support the rights and promote the interest of the Freeholders at large ; and that the Freeholders present at this meeting individu ally hold such communication on this subject with other Free holders in the County as may tend to produce that effect. That the Thanks Of this.Meetiag be returned to Sir Roamer PEEL for his manly and persevering defence of the rights of the Parishioners who opposed the. Bit!, and to the other Members who joined in and supported that opposition. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to PE tea Mass.. LAND, Fig. and the other, Members of the Committee, for the faithful discharge of the duties of their appointment, in opposing the above Bill. That tilC3e Resolutions be Inserted in the STAR. Courier, Son, Traveller, Morning Chronicle, and Morning Post, and also in the (;Lester and :Manchester Papers. Signed by order of the Meeting, ' THOS. PARTiNGTON, Chairman. ANNUAL PRIMII:M11. Common Insurance, 21. per Cent.—Hazardmis, 3s. —Double Hazardous, ss. Insurance of greater Lazard and large Sums by special agreement. I'olicies (gratis) as heretofore for Sums of SOW. and upwards. Ins:rance on Farming Stack, at 2.3 6d. per Cent. specifying the Sums to be insured on the different sorts of Grain ; or 15.6 d. per Cent. only an the whole Steck of any one Farm. with Salvage Clanse.. ROBERT SKEI.TON, See. ANNUITIES SECURED BY AC r QF CHERTSEY CHURCH, SURREY. NOTICE is hereby given, That the Trustees acting under the authority of two Acts of Parliament lately passed, for taking down and rebuilding the bod•: of the said Church, and for other the purposes therein mentioned, will hold a Meeting at the Vestry-room, Cbertsey, on Friday, the ‘..111 day of June in stant, at twelve o'clock, for the purpose of receiving Proposals in writing, from any person; desirous of advancing .6100, in sums not less than £2OO, upon Annuities for Lives or Mortgages upon Security of the Rates of the said Parish, as authorised by the said Acts of Parliament. lathe mean time the Acts may be seen, and • further information given, by application to Messrs. Clark and Grazebrook, Attornies, Chertsey, the Clerks to the said Trustees, Who are authorised to receive such Proposals. Chertsey, Bth June, 1 8 1 0. VALUABLE LIVING. MO be SOLD, the next PRESENTATION to a Rectory, in a centrical situation in Cumberland, of the yearly value of £5OO or thereabouts, arising from the great and small Tithes in kind, of about SOW Acres of inclosed land highly ituproveable. Good Rectory House, large Barns and Glebe 36 Acres. The present Incumbent is advanced in years.—Every further particular and explanation may be had by application to Mr. Birch, Solicitor, No. 12, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, London or to Mr. Stordy, Conveyancer, Carlisle. OXFORDSHIRE. . CAPITAL MANORS, FARMS, AND ADVOWSON. ' TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION, On Thursday, the Sth day of July next (unless previously dis posed of by Private Contract), IHE MANORS of Swinbrook, Widford, Astall, and Astally, with sundry valuable compact Freehcld Farms, slimsdning upwards of 1700 Acres, together with the Advowson of the Living of Widford, all lying together, and situate in the several' Parishes of Swinlbrook, Mull, and Full brook, in the County of Oxford, upon the great road from Oxford to Gloucester, about one mile from Burford, and five from Wit ney, together with an oftensive Right of Fishery, which runs through the Manors. For further particulars, apply to Ma'am Strong,.. Still, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn (where a Plan of the Estate may be seen) ; or to Charles Loder, Esq. Xencot, near Burford ; or Mr. Gouge HandAdge. of Swiubrook, who will 'hew the prentia‘. BANKS OF THE WYE, HEREFORItiIit To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. JOHN IRIS ARAM. At the Swan Hotel, Roas,.on Thursday the Itch day of * - at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, 'TWO LOTS of very Valuable FRE, PROPERTY. Lot I, consists of a Dwelling House, Baru, Stable, ings, Cyder Mill,'House and Press, with about 21 Acres Orcharding, Arable, and Meadow Land (well timbered) in the Parish of Walford, in the above County, two miles the Town of Ross, where there is a-plentiful and cheap and through which the Mail and other Coaches pass ►- London doily. This Lot is most beautifully situated within a short the much admired River Wye, under the venerable am ruins of the Castle of Goodrich, and admirably calculated , iog a genteel residence at a small expence, or for erecting which would command the most pleasing and picturesque of the Castle and surrounding highly diversified Country. road to it is good, and the neighbourhood genteel and respet Lot 2. A Tenement, Garden, Out.buildings, Cyder House and Press, with nearly ten Acres of very rich ' Arable Land, and Orcharding in excellent bearing, Grove, pleasantly situated in the Parish o &Bark, in , County, three miles from Ron, within a short distance turnpike road leading from thence to Hereford. For further particulars apply (post paid) to Mr. John Solicitor, Red-Lion-square, London; or to Hooper Solicitors, ROM, who will appoint a person to chew the Printed particulars may be Fad of the above; the White Inn, Fetter-lane, London; Plough Hotel, Cheltenham • the Swan Inn, and Auctioneer, Ron. OXFORDSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR AND EST . Fitonerated firm Land Tat and Tythes. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PEY'I At the Red Lion tan, at Theme, in the county of Friday, the 27:11 day of July, 181(1, at three o'clock ternoon, in Seven Lots, unless previously di+posed state Contract, of w!.ich due notice will be given, Lot 1. T HE MANOR, or REPUTED of NORTH WEiTON, with all its . Rights, vileges, and Immunities, and the an c i en t Mansion,called W House, and a Farm-house and. Homestead adjoining, with s;:ndry lnclosurvs of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture 268 A. lit. Lot 2. Two Closes of very valuable Land, Arable Pasture-62A. 3R. 27P. I.ot 3. A substantial Farm-house and Homestead, .4 sandtt Inclosures of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land-210A.3R.Itin Lot 4. Two Closes of capital Meadow Land--..12A.2iL 27P Lot 5. A very excellent Piece of Meadow Land, adjoining' River 'Tame--50A. 2R. 6P. l.ot 6. A very vauable Piece of old Pasture Land—.ll2A Lot 7. 4 substantial Dwelling-house and Homestead, dry Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land...9ooA. Each Lot lies within a Ring Fence.—This Estate excelled in fertility by any laud its this kingdom worthy the attention of persons desirous of occupying t. . own land, as the greaser portion is let at Will, and the remainder eta a lease expiring within a short period. 1 . The Premises ma) be viewed on application to the., Tenants ; for further Particulars apply to Mr. Jartieg, New Stsiva-court, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and Warwick ; Mears. Murphy and Cameron, Solicitors, strott, London; Mr. George Cooke, Solicitor, Watlington, fordshire ; Mr. Charles Viret t i Tetswords, °aro/ doh ire ; treat by Private Contract, to Mr. lames,--Spvcifications had at the Place of Sale, and at the different Inns in bovehood. cat iu sue ran- d a thorough nay be sem er particulars, :.'H HOUSE, r 'AVENDISHe ACT, ESTATE, ideate finish. id entertain* I, Nursery, or he and domes- I Coach-house, e Premiies are • family, sad IMF •s, at a trifling i a t u re d et, aoen Cards id fot: GROUND, tzunsanding de- NTRACT, ;;E, deligbt. landing pleasing planned for the client domestic /is, Cow-house, lied, fine Ter- w Land, inell •. iris WY be ha d . . MALES PROM INO, toe, at Twelve !, of which No. - ESSUAGE Coach-house, • ;• I • ad mia lly i rs o ;it tillie m i : Ta li n es p f f n i andt t A hr ::: n Garden, well divided by the ?witty, Cows, ther with two set Hedges and ing in measure Leasehold, the upy Court Roll onourable Lord Fine and small entry Seat for a dl•tance of the ; a fine Conn- ing ; belogonir Trout Stannan, e, and for 714414 1 , Crane-oioft, , Ramsey. ;HIRE. 'EUSTRAM. 7 of July neat EE HOLD I I ble, Outbulld- - Acres of rich 'bend) situate wo miles front cheap Market, Is 6 to sad irons ion distance of s le and tnajestlo : elated for form- ening a House turesque views • :!ouairy. Tba Liu! respectable. , Cyder Mill, rich Meadow, ing, called the t, in the about distance of chit JOhn Witlittmi per and Stan, r the Premises. White Horse nhain ; and • • ESTATES, rTON, of Orford, on lock in the Af. oiled of by Pri. ) MEMO it s Rights, Pri. ,called Westini ning, togethbe a,ture Land--. .r; .rable and Ohl cl, and sag* 2 21A.0AiR!rra .!t adj °WWI" • . • • ...22A.31taii • • • stead, and snag 41 0 0 A.11R•VP. e :is not to hp • r and is well • yin; their ora remaindorlit g, Land Agent, d High -smog', ion, IlouviMis• atlington, Oz• (shire; and, to iCitioll/ may be e in tin neigh.