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-Pol ‘ ,Ftp 0 1, ^ ' :71 I \Y i ____ " 71 - ( ( 41A ,1,7,.. , A z,-,..,p), .se l 2 i — itil:kz v.: 3 41N1,L, --, . - C4 k. ~,,;44 1 1,-, \V _' ~,..5). ~ „.1.,-, 1.. • , NUMBER 2952.] ._------ SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 18 oz. [PRICE SIXPENCE. M A NOVER-SQUARE CONCEV ROOMS. ISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad _rttr d ue itional PICTURES, IS NOW OPEN, and will nor i n Every Day, Sunday excepted, &urn Nine in the lung till Eivening. Adinittance One Shilling A SPE CTROGRAPHIA and EGYPTIANA, T the SCENIC THEATRE , in the LY "UM (on the Ri g h t- h an d Entrarcc). Thissci of "v Lvening the follo w i ng E nterta i nments, v i z. A View Scenic Ancient and Modern E gypt, comprehend i ng Eighteen Piaures upon a large scale, with Explanatory Read ings; an enfoellished Recitation o f Milt on ' s L'All egro , in ding a Representation of the _lmagery of the Poet, by Paintings and Machinery, in Ten successive Transitions ; the favourite Gothic Tale of Sir Bevis of Lancaster, illus ijated by Six Piduresque Scenic Changes. The whole to anish with an entirely New Exhibition, under the Title of , E CTR 0 G RAPH lA, or Phantomimic Appearances, in v ri t i . eh a few TRADITIONARY GHOSTS are produced I , o _ the ey e of the Speaator or; with their appropriate Scenic Ac `'-'lllPaniments, viz. vi., Ghost of the Murd of Jul ered Princes appearing to Richard 111. V isitations of the Night Mare. Apparition of Si r G eorge Villars. Margaret's Ghost, from the popular Ballad. The Ghost that appeared at Sea. • Mock Spectre in a Country Church - yard. Spirits Encounter with a Church-yard Apparition. uer,Fliet_procluci before Macbeth in the Witches' Cavern. t he Bills ticulars of the several Performances are given n the tzeis,iinii aydnisetrtiabituetielt,laantdthe. Theatre ; where Places for . Callesry is. The. D oors regularly kept. Boxes , 4s. Pit as. Spectacle to commence ;`) be opened at Seven o Clock. The t Ei g h t. N''• S, GREAT RV T\ , N 5. /IV ',Y IN ', ' " LR- STREET, ST. JAMES's._ _ kY-IN CHARITY, for the WIVES ~/. of the SOLDT D e r GU °f - - --"'Nthe THREEE REGIMENTS t ) ,,,,_ ; under the Patronage of Her Royal Highness the u i LHESS of YO tnittee of Eighteen Lad RK, and the Management of a Com .nThis Institution waSes established on the igth of May, t 4 h s ,•%l s in , c e which period, to the itst of Dez:ember last, e teceivecallg numbers of Women in each Regiment, t e n . t. a Midw.fiL Benefit of the Charity, viz* the attendanc ar o d, during thel e?,the loanwf Childbed-linen fpr five weeks, on'of p od 4 nrst three weeks, a Gallon of Caudle, t-; 1 14 tto n eat S " P, and, in the last quantity, a Pound a of boiled i . "..4 1 1 th h • The • Churching Fee is allowed to the Women ink - b - a t_ti!Y return Thanks, if they have been careful in s d oc ca • "lc he ..I.inen in good oer ; and there has not been sion tot refuse it in more than two or three instances 6. Women. Coldstream Regiment, . - - -oldsttearn Regiment, - aS Ditto. t , Third Regiment, - - .Zo Ditto. uoscriptioits of One Guinea are, received at Messrs. Ham tnersle ' r a - Y s and Co. No. 76, Pall-Mall, where Subscribers are . e r,4 e t tte_cl to order their Bankers to pay their Annual Sub o, u-111ts soon as convenient, and, in future, it!9le...ximlith ~...._ "" Y. N AVIGATION -HOUSE, DUBLIN, t6th Odober„ aor. ilits t , i aIE D IRECTORS-GENERAL of INLAND tort NAVIG ATI 0 N in IRELAND, considering the Im- L ance °f rendering the RIVER SHANNON NAVIGA onEv front LOUGH ALLEN to the SEA, whereby'a ready C . 1, _ eYanee may be allbrded for the P roduce of the tertzle i. gur es of that River , and of the Collieries , and other Mines .4pon t Ls Banks ,- far as the circumstances of the Country Fi ll 411 ' -la NY fun And having taken into consideration the favourable oppor titY which the prosped of returning Peace holds forth tin; ndertaking Works of this desFription ; 4;,, i'l lis 13oatd will receive Proposals (according to the ..Er, „ ovi_ e 'slS of an Ad passed in the 40th year of His present Ma_ m an a- : y lie", for promoting, inland Navigation in Ireland) r U n i t e ' 3 or Company of Persons belonging to any part of the. 1,„,, Kingdom, who may be willing and able to enter upon its'', Ittosecute with dispatch and'etket, the Improvement of Age the y Board will recommend a large and - liberal Aid to be ~,t,,ranted to the Persons who shall contrad for the completion ,_mt proper Works for that 'uponpurpose uch dimensions and %lion such terms as shall be agreed _By Order ot the Diredors-Gencral, WILLIAM GREGORY, Secretary. MONEY, ANNUITY, and HAFL PAY GENCY. . NiE OFFICE, N o . 7, Cecil-street, Strand. LVILLE and Co. respetifully inform the Public, that from th e i r extensive and resrfedable Conneaion with Monied Men, they are enabled to advance immediate Sums of M oney tool. to 50001. to all Per . sons in possession of Freehold, Copyhold, or long Lease hold _Estates, Money in theTundg, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Pensions, Clergymen's Liv i2,l4, &e. with privilege oftheir, returning the principal at kneir option, and•the.greatest secresy observed. .„..Centlemen having Interest, may be informed of genteel .LYaeanCies dvernmen, at present, and as they occur, ',1°T,12 Civil and Military, from tool. fo 20001. a year, either '':,,,flome or Abroad. ~"avy and Military Officers' Half-pay and Pensions receiv -4, and an d thereon before received. _ Several Annuities well secured, and Pensions from 2,01. to .5,t0l a year, to be disposed of. o , Personal applications bedrecei daily, a as above, till Th ree , ei ° o (• All Letters must p P. S. Good Bills discpounted. COMMI SSI ONS on the j ourna l s of the House of Messrs. Este and Scarbrow, No. 10, Nor thumberland -street, Strand. Sale, a•Majority of bight Dragoons ; a Sab i thetentcv in the- Lite Guards ; cornetcies (one out t ia i,,,,, Break; several Ensigncies in Regiments variously sta . •,'u ; also a L ieutenantcy in a Regiment with one Batta -1'49 la ," , a Lieutenantey in a Fuzileer Regiment ; also a Corn-, which is supposed to be permanent in the event of 'eace. Exehange_g . Majority Regiment.., in the East Indies to ain.kaiegiment at Home; a Major in a Regiment in the West 444 . , 1 ° a Regiment with two Battalions ; a Captain on c a ,„„ Pay for Full ; three Captains on Full-pay for Half; a f . ,r, , a • - , atit r In-Lieutenant .of an old Regiment of Dragoons to,lft tai, Y,t a Captain of Dragoons in India to Infantry.; a Cap p, ''''t Infantry, out of the Break, to Half-pay ; a CortipanY, ~•_r,,a Lieutenantcy of Guards ; a Lieutenantcy in Cavalry tOr *lnalitry • several Lieutenantcies and Ensigncies in Regt tnen - . ' 1 14 at Horne for Regiments Abroad. ,„ Vanted t Purchase , several Lieutenant- Colonelcies and I 'YLajorities. o ! e M essrs. F. and S. beg to state, that they keep up a constant ie.rreP o ndence with C a p ta i n Frederick, of Dublin, respett (l,6 M ilitary N egot i at i ons for Officers in the U n i te d King nu'llt, and never advertise Commissions for which they arc th,artlthoized to treat, nor require any Fee till the objet} of c't .111ployers are erfeded. A,„ ' )•i• An Adjutantcy of Militia to be sold, and a Military ti,Ll)°,otment of 3001. pef annum may be obtained by a Gen. .';',.!lan possessing the uccssary requisitv.—Otfice Hours, 1 ' • Vetl to Four, WHIG CLUB. ON account o amente . DEATH of the Most Noble FRANCIS DUKE OF BEDFORD, the Meeting of the Whig Club, advertised to be held on Tues day Next, is, by diredion of His Grace the Duke of Nor folk, Chairman, and the Stewards, POSTPONED to Tuesday the 6th of April, when it will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand. His Grace the DUKE of NORFOLK in the Chair. sTawAitus. Rt. Hon. the Earl of Albemarle, Sir William Forbes, Bart. Right Hon. Lord Petre, • Henry Howard,E sq. M. P. Hon. C. J. Fox, M. P. Thomas Lowten, Esq. Dinner on Table at Four o'Clock. R. W. CLARKSON, Sec. To the Worthy and Independent ELECTORS of the BO ROUGH of BARNSTAPLE. GENTLEMEN, THE active Canvass of the New Candidates, having induced me to make mine much earlier than the probable dissolution of Parliament justified, I avail my self of the most public means to express my gratitude, and I must be peimitted to add, pride, for the almost unanimous assurances of support I have met with, when that event' should take place. Without : - . npeaching the claims t 1 others, your approba tion of my Conduct warrants me to assume a very strong one to your future confidence : it will be equally to my ho nour and your judgment, that I should continue to ad con formable to your present opinion of, Gentlemen, Your faithful Servant, and grateful Friend, , A. WILSON. London, March a, 1802.. rrHE HUMANE SOCIETY of LONDON has I proposed for their Biennial Prize Subjels QUESTIONS. - I. What are the best means,ofpieventing Shipwreck ? 11. What will be the most probable means of keeping Vessels afloat, if they spring a Leak, or are otherwise in ex treme danger 111. 'The most certain Methods of conveying Assistance from Shore to Vessels in distress within a certain distance of Land; and when Boati dare not venture out to their aid ? Honorary Priemia, &c. will be adjudged in the month of March, 1803. Further particulars may be known by Letters addressed (post-paid) to Dr. HAWE s, Treasurer, No. B,.Spital-square. JOHN BEAUMONT, Register. a-T The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will be cele.: orated en the 6th of next Month at the London Tavern. An admired Writer observes, " The Annual Procession of ". Children ; "&c. restored to Life,. is a spectacle so grand, " sublime, and affecting, that words vainly attempt to do it " justice. The sentiments it impresses on the minds of " those who behold it, can neither be imagined nor de " scribed. —Nothing on this side of Heaven can equal the " return of animation." A QUEEN ANNE's FARTHING-TO BE SOLD. IF any Person desirous of purchasing one, will send a Letter, post-paid, direded to J. B. Grantham, Lincolnshire, offering a handsome Price, he will appoint a respe6.lable Office, in London for its inspedion. ENGLISH LOTTERY. No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing-Cross. BISH respedfully acquaints the Nobility, • Gentry and Public in general, that throughout the present Lottery, Tickets and Shares, WARRANTED UN.. DRAWN, will be sold at the above Old Established Ofnces every Day, from Eight to Nine in the Morning, and from Two to Eight in the Afternoon ; andi the current Price for ail Prizes from zo,oool. to 181. paid as soon as drawn. Tickets and Shares registered i correct Numerical Books kept; and all Business in the Funds tranSacied with Fidelity and Dispatch'. W4,ERANT4..O UN DRAWN. N0;26, -CORNEIII,L, LONDON. MESSRS. HOkNSBY and Co. respeffully ac quaint the Public, that they shall continue selling TICKETS and SHARES, during the. whole Time of the Drawing of the present'nglish State Lottery, warranted un drawn at the time of purchasing. The Flours of Sale, in the Morning, are from Eight till Nine ; in the Afternoon, from Two till Eight. • Also at their affices LIVERPOOL and EXETER. tp" Country Correspondents may rely on .their Orders being executed precisely on the same Terms as if present. *** Prizes paid on demand. CAPITAL PORTER BREWERY FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Upon tlie2sth day of March, xSO2, at the House of James Lea, the Eagle and Child, Warrington, rrH E RUNCORN PORTER BREWERY, 1 with all the Brewing Utensils, Stores, CaskS, &c. as the same are at present possessed by Eneas Morrison. The Brewery is Leasehold, of which there are 14 years yet to come, and was built in the years 1785-6. I t is excellently con struded, well supplied with water, and is situated on the banks of the Mersey, within a few hundred yards of the spot where the Dukeof Bridgwater's Canal joins that River, con. sequenily has the advantages ofcheap water carriage to Liver- Roo!, Manchester, and all the manufaduring towns in Lan shire, Cheshire, Staffordshire, &c. ,There is a commodious dwelling-house upon the premises, consisting of fourteen Rooms, besides Kitchen, Offices, &c. a large Garden well stocked, and an appropriate quantity of Land. For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Macdougall and Hunter, New Square, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. William Lawson, Merchant, Liverpool ; or Mr. ./Eneas Morrison, upon the Premises, either of whom arc authorized to sell by Private CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Blue Boar Inn, at Saint Cleaq, in the' sajd County, on Tuesday the 16th Day-of March, I£lo2 {,or in the mean time by Private Contract), together or in Lots, THE following CAPITAL FREEHOLD MES:. SUAGES, TENEMENTS and LANDS: LOT 1. All th - at Capital Mansion-house, Out-houses, Carden, and Appurtenances thereunto belonging, called WII I T LAND ; containing on the Ground Floor, a large Parlour, Dining-hall, Servants'-hall, Kitchen, two Pantries, Wine Cellar and Beer Cellar ; under-ground Dairy, Brewing Kitchen, a small Cellar and Offices adjoining on the First Floor, three Bed-chambers ; on the. Second, three Bed-chastibers ' • and on the Attic Sto i y, th ree B e d- c h am b e rs ; a n d a l ar g e Granary over the whole. There are two Servants' Bed-rooms over the Brewing Kitchen. Several Fields of the most excellent Meadow, Arable and Pasture, part of the Demesne Lands of Whitland, allotted together to render this Lot compad, va lued low, at per annum- r -i6ol. LOT 11. Several Dwellings called TOWER HILL HOUSE, RED-LION, and two other Houses and Gardens, with se feral Fields of good Meadow and Pasture Land adjoining the River Tave, -being also part of the said Whitland Demesne Lands, a n d allotted detached from Lot I, to render this Lot compaet, valued 19w, at per annum-641. LOT 111. _ _ A Messuage, Tenement, and Lands, with the Appurten ances thereto belonging, called HAVOD-FACH, valued_ low, at per annum-421. All situate in the Parish of Llanboidy, in the said County. The Estate is situate in a fine Vale adjoining the River Tave, and surrounded at a distance by neighbouring Hills, well wooded, which command a beautiful Prusped of Land,. Wood and Water, and is within S Miles of Saint Clears, 1 4 of Carmarthen, 8 of-Narberth, and i 8 of Haverfordwest. And the New. Turnpike Road flom Saint Clears to Narberth and Haverfordwest runs through the Village and Lands of Whit land. The said River Tave is navigable up to4Saint Clears Bridge, where a considerable Trade is carried on ; and the Estate lies in a fine Sporting Country abounding with Game. A Plan of the Estate. distinguishing the Conveniencies of the Allotments, and the quantity and quality of the Premises, may be seen, and further Particulars had i by, applying to Herbert Lloyd, of Carmarthen, Attorney. Dated Feb. 17, ILL TO BE SOLD, ACAyital Fine-tone ORGAN, in d beautiful Mahogany Case, with Gilt Pipes, Shifting.Moyement to take off the louder to a softer tone ; a Speaking Front, Eight Stops, and all the additional Keys proper for so ele gant, good, and grand a Piece of Music, calculated and adapted for a Church or Ciapel , : the dimensions twelve feet high, six feet seven inches wide, four feet deep. This Organ cost 1671. as perfed as new, and at this time the Maker declares could not.be made for less than Two Hun dred Guineas. To save trouble, the Price fixed is tzo Gui neas. Further particulars, by applying to Mr. Kimberley, NO. 160, Piccadilly, London. Also a capital fine-toned Piano Forte, in a Very handsome Inlaid Case, by Longman and Broderip, with additioual Keys and Pedals'; lowest price Fifty Guineas. May be tried by applying to Mr. Kimberley as above. To CABINET-MAKERS and UPHOLSTERERS. AN Opportunity now offers, to any industrious Young• Man in that Line, who may come into imme diate Trade arid Business, to succeed a Person who has carried on the several Branches with credit for Thirty Years past; the Lease of House, Shop, and Ware-rdonis, with other Buildings ; are very advantageously situate ; rented upon easy terms, together with a numberofrespeclable Customers, with regular payments. The Books and Accompts will prove the Profits yearly ; tind it may be said with truth, if this Persons quits his Business, no Man in Trade will leave a better example for his Successor, and to ensure a Fortte in a few years. Further Particulars and Terms, by application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates; Appraiser, and Auetioneer, at No. i6o, Piccadilly. N. B. The Stock is reduced ? ' in order to make it easy for the Purchaser, who may have immediate possession. COUNTY' OF BERKS. TO BE LETT, FURNISHED, AN exceeding good FAMILY RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate in a Rural, Dry, Healthy Spot, as any in the Kingdom, within Two Miles of tile Great Bath Road, and Thirty-four from London. The Premises have been recently fitted up, and equipped with every convenience; the Fixtures and Furniture equal, for the immediate accom modation of a genteel Family. Detached, the Stables, Coach houses, and other Out-buildings; interior to none, in puled repair, and served with moat gxcellent Water ; together with capital Gardens, fully planted and cropped, and abounds with the choicest Fruit in the Seasons'. The Pleasure Grounds beautiful, and quite within itself, not expensive, nor subject to any inconvenience whatever. The Roads are-remarkably good in all Seasons ; in the Circle of a social, respectable 'Neighbourhood, yet as retired as the most distant Part of the County. ' Further particulars and Terms by application to Mr. Kim berley, No. 160, Piccadilly, N. B. All King's Takes, Rates, and other Out-goings, are included in,the Rent, at a very moderate Sum ; or a Lease and the Furniture may be had at a fair Appraisement. COUNTY OF BUCKS, Within 2 miles of the Bath Road, and-z 1 froin London, West. `HE LEASE of a most Complete HUNTING ". BOX, fitted up and : improved by an elegant Bow ; comprising a spacious . Dining Parlour, and Drawing-room over, the same size ; a Gentleman's Dressing-room or Study, a Breakfast-room, four Bed-rooms on the First Floor, and four Attic Bed-rooms for Servants ; a Kitchen, Scullery, and good Cellars. Detached is a Wash-house, a singularly neat Dairy, and Larder; a Stable for two Horses, and a Chaise house, with a Hay-loft over; a Cow-house, Sheds for Poul try, and other Convenierictes for Dogs, Piggery, Coals, Wood, &c. Two neat Gardens, fully planted and cropped, bordered with flowering shrubs ; together with a rich Mea dow adjoining, about Four Acres, remarkable for its produce and excellent herba2 - e, The Premises arc in e erfeet repair, served with exceedini.; tine Water, and plenty in all seasons. The Front is bounded by the beautiful Village Green, with agreeable PlantationS, and the verdure nearly ,equal to in closed Meadows. The Situation dry and healthy; 20 years of the Lease unexpired, the Rent very low, and the Taxes very moderate ; possessing every other Accommodation cal-- culatecNbr a Sportsman, or i Perim retiring from 'Business. The Roads good in every direction. Further Particulars and Terms, by appliCation to Mr. Kimberley, ,No. 160, Piccadilly, London. N. B. The Purchaser of the Lease to take the Fixtures at a fair Value ; and may be accommodated with the Drawing_ room Furniture, which is elegant, Carpet planned, and other Articles properly adapted to the Premises, together with the Live Stock, &c. if approved of, at a fair Appraisernint. Ca' To be Sold cheap, a capital tine-toiled Organ, i 2 feet high ; also a Patent Grand Piano Forte ; both as good at; new. May be viewed.' Enquire as above. COUNTY OF BERKS, In the most pleasant part of Windsor Forest. TO BE SOLD, with immediate Possession, THE LEASE of a NEAT VILLA, in the true Cottage Style, but possesses all the Comforts and, Ac commodations equal to a Mansion, and has always been oc cupied by • Families of Respedability ; comprising a sub stantial Brick and Sashed Dwelling-House, with Offices compleat. A Five-stall Stable, Double Coach-house, with a Room and Loft over. Behind the Stables and Coach houses is a snug Fatin-yard, with a Cow.house ; Standing for two Horses, Sheds tor Carts, Piggery and Poultry. On the side next to the Offices detached is a Wash, Brew and Bake-house, with Coppers belonging to the Premises. In the Yard is a large Shed divided for the use of Materials, Wood, Peat, Turf, &c. Adjoining is the Kitchen Garden, fully planted and cropped, with Melon-pit, Green-house, Gardener's Room, and a pleasing Gravel Walk, the Borders singularly 'ilarited with flowering Shrubs and Evergreens, now in high perfection ; together with an Orchard of the best choice of Trees, and three beautiful Meadows encircle the whole, about 15 Acres, well fenced and' watered. The Situation of this Spot is remarkable for the purity of the An - Acing within two miles of the celebrated Sunning Hill Wells, the'verge of the Forest, only four. miles from Wind sor, on the Reading Forest Road, near the Royal Stag Hourids, His Majesty's new Rides, the Parks, and the vici nity of a social polite Neighbourhood, not to be equalled 24 miles from the Metropolis. N.B. 1 here are eight years unexpired of the Lease at Lady-day next, 1802 ; the Rent is low, and the Taxes easy. Terms and Particulars of Mr. Kimberley, No. 16o ' Pic cadilly. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the neat Furniture, which is as good as new ; the Live -and Dead Stock also at a fair value. STAFFORDSHIRE. ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, _ . _ At the George Inn, in Leek, in the County of Stafford, on Wednesday the 24th Day of March,. 1502., together or in Lots, as shall be agreed upon at the time of sale ; 2 COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, situatq i. in the Parish of Horton, in the said County, contain ing about 650 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and' Wood Land, in a Ring Fence, with newly erected convenient Farm Houses and Out-buildings, Tithe-free, exonerated of Land- TaX, entitled to an extensive Common Right, and capable of very great improvement ; about three miles from Leek., six from the Staffbrdshire• Potteries, six from Congleton, and ten from Macclesfield. The Estate (exclusive of the Woodland) is divided into three Farms, and lett to respeCtable Tenants at Will, at low clear Rents of 3701. The Woodland is valuable for its produce of Cratevvood for the Potteries,"as well as Timber. The great Reservoir ofl Water in Rud)'ard Vale covers 16 Acres of the Estate, in which the Proprietor is entitled to a Right of Fishery, and a Rent of 231. pet ann. from the Grand Trunk Canal Company ; and immediately above the Reser voir there is a constant heavy Spring of Water, well adapted for working a Wheel of very considerable power. John Lockett, one of the Tenants, will chew the Premises. For farther Particulars, apply to Mr. Hinckley, Litchfield; Mr. Sleigh, or Messrs. Mills, Crusoe and Jones, Leek - Mr. Rowley, of Overton ; and Mr. Townsend, No. Ix, etaple Inn, London. - - ARMY CONTRACTS. tomriti44(4-General's Office; Parliament-street. Februaty 1801. N', • . . OTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous to Contrat3 for .Supthing HAY; STRAW; and OATS; for the Use of 1115 MAJESTY': CA PA Lll Y; stationed, or to 6e stationed in Barracks, in the County of Norfkilk. -{Tbe Deliveries to commence on and for the 25th day of March next); that Proposals in Writing, sealed up, and marked Tendeth for Forage, .4411 be received at this &gee, on or before the . 9th of ;aid Morith. - • The Particulars of the antraas nary be had upon applicatth;: at this Office any Day, between the Hours 'of Elet:en in the Morn. ing and Four in the Afternoon: EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 5; ISOi. iTHEREAS, itz pursuance of the 6th §eerion X V of the 7th Chapter of the Bye-Laws of the UNITED COMPANY" ofMERCHANTS Of ENGLAND-trading to the East Indies, it is Ordained; " That a List shall be published i 4 DayS befoir the Annual E le,aioti of Direaors; containing the NaineS of such Proprietors . qualified, agreeable to Law, as shall Signify ht writing to the Secretary, their desire of becoming Candidates fot the Direetion; i 6 DaITS before such Annual Eleaion." The : COURT of DIRECTORS of the said COMPANY do hereby give Nctice, in order that the Proprietors may conform to the said Bye- Law, that the ensuing EteMon of Six Dire tors of 'the said CoMpany for Four Years, is appointed for the 14th day of April next, and that such List wilt be published 14 Days before the said Eleaion, as the abOve:inentioned Bye-Law direas. WILL A M RA h7SII 17 Sic. TIIAMES AND MEDWAY CANAL. TO BRICKMAKERS, &c. NOTICE is hereby given, That the Company of Proprietors of the above Canal are ready to cOntrad with any Person or Persons for One / Million and . a Half of hard burnt Statue Stock Bricks, to be delivered near Gravesend, in the County of Kent. Seated Proposals for the Conimittee to be addicssed to the Thames and Medway Canal Office; Rochester, Kent, on or before the loth inst. ; or to Mr. R. Dodds Engineer, No. 34; Parliament-street, Westminster; of whom any other infor mation may be had. THE SAVAGE OF , AVEYRpN,; This Day was published, price 4s. in boards, embellished with his Portrait, - HISTORICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL ACCOUNT of the Discovery and Edification of A SAVAGE MAN ; or of the first developerrietit4, Physical and Moral, of the YOUNG SAVAGE CAUGHT in the VOODS; in the Department of Aveyron; in the year t 798; and brought, to Paris, by order of the French coternmint, iii 1799- By E. M. ITARD, Physician to the National Institution for the Deatand Dumb, Member of the Medical Society of Paris; tce. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ;\ and sold by all Booksellers._ KOTZEBUE's EXILE INTO SIBERIA. This Day was Val)fished, in. Three Volurites Foolscap (Mayo, Price iss. in boarcls, embellished with thict; En aavings-, THE MOST REMARKABLE • YEAR IN THE LIFE OF AUGUSTUS VON KOTZ.ERUE a containing a full Account of his late LXI LE and 'OUR:. NE Y INTO SIBERIA, and of•the - otlitr extraordinary In cidents which happened to him in Russia, with authentic particulars relative to the present State of the Interior of the Russian Empire, mid' new -and curious Anecdotes of the Court of Petersburgh, written by himself. . . . Translated from - the Ger Man, under the superintendance of the Author, by The Rev; B. B)tESFORD- English Ledtirer to the Queen of Prussia. Printed for Richard Phillips, Na. -)1, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be had of all 'Books,ll lers. DR. MAVOR's UNIVERSAL HISTORY, In -r wenty -five Portable Volumes: THE Third Volume of this Work was published on first day of Nlarch, containing the History of Greece' from the earliest periods to the end of the Peloponnesian War; and may be had of all respectable Booksellers in Town and 'Country. The Fourth Volume, containing the remainder of the His tory of Greece ; will bQ publjshed on the first of April. These two Volumes will contain a complete History. Of Greece, illustrated with a Map, and with two beautiful En gravings. And for the accommodation of persons who wish to purchase the History of Gteece; or any other single His. tory, every Volume contains a particular title-page; adapted to its respedive contents. - • The Ancient Part of this Universal History will be com pleted in Nine Volumes, aper the Modern Part in Sixteen Volumes; a Volume to appear on the first day of every Month, till the whole is completed. The price of each Volume is 3s. irk bcl. - aids ; but upon small and common paper, it is only ..3s. Od. in boards. The Volumes may also be had in near halt-bindings. N. B. Dr. Mayor's Universal History is a most desirable acquisition to all persons to whom the Great Universal His tory, in 66 o.lavo vols. id eithet too volurninotis or too ex: pensive. SURREY. 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