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~~~ _ _ _ 41 1 .111W1 - mentrirLir LIST OF PUBLICATIONS .1"012 JANUARY. • AGRICULTURE. Lane's and. Papers of the Haiti Agriculkutal Society, Vol. X. It. boards. ANTIQUI TIES. Memorabilia of thesede dPenh, asul the Rev. A. !Julie's Traditional Account, in the Toon of Perth, of the Death of John?..a.ri of Ginnie, aod hie knottier Mr. Alexander Ruth yen, in 1600. 10s. Otte 1. The A rchiteflura! Antiquities of Great Britain. Displacing a Series of Select Engraving., tessiresentirie the must beauti ' Pal, curious, and interesting Antient Eitifices of this Country ; with an Historical and Descriptive Account of each Sehnert. By John Britton. TM Third - Part. In medium Cc. 10s. 6d. and imperial dos. with first impressions of the plate*. 16e. containing a History of Rowel Churches, with illustiative Plans, Views, and Descriptions uf the Temple Church, London; and the two circular Churches, at Northampton and at Cambridge. FINE ARTS. Hints to Young Practitioners in the Study of Landscape Painting, with ten Ent-anti:a; bi J. W. Alston. Svo. 7s. 6d. BIOGRAPHY. • Memoirs of Lord Viscount Nelson, with Ob:eivatiens Cri tinf Eaplailaintry-g the i t tecile illustrated by the Original trip of hie Lordship, and Biogiaphical Notes, containing etc Ties or o.ii.Ll'ves of various Officers with whom he was • Ltedifferent time ralnccted , among whom are-The Earl of St. 101/kocent so. Loot Viscoudt Hood-Lord Mulgrave-Sir • Hyde Perleer.....tieut...Gmernot Locket-Sir Peter Parker- Lord Robinson-Sir Edward Berry-S:r BrAiden Thompson- Syr Frederick Thesiger--Lord woodrßelohn Charnock, Eel F.S.A. Author of the Bit.- graohia Naralis, History of Marino Architecture, &c. Eno bellished with eight Copper-plates, via. a Portrait of his Lord ship--eve engraved Plans of the four principal Actions in whl.h he was engaged... View of his Encounter with Admiral • Tvrason, Commander of the .Spanish Flotilla, on the Night of the 04 of July, 179.'-and a Fac Simile of his Lordship's Hand-writing. 10e. 6d. hoards. Public Characters rat 11106 10s. Cil • Genuine Meinnirs of Lord Nelson, dedicated, is his Life was devoted, to King and Country. By Mr. Harrison. With the Witt:tics of original and authenticated Communications . from the dearest of hi+ late Lordship's Faintly 30 Friends. The Life of Lord Nelson is beautifully printed in Bvo. at the Renelaght Pos. ' enriched with a solo:1We PUitlalt of his II Lonlshid. painted by Sir William Bet:chin: ; and puldishart, with permiormn of the P.oprietors, fur the accornimidanoir ni pearine of all ranks sad de-c.nptions, who may lar alike laudably desirous of the true histro• of this immortal . kisser Hero, in Teii Weekly Parts tor Numbers, at One Slid fide each. 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Moses Levy, of the Minnie,, in - thectioniy of Middlesex, merchant, dealer and chairmen, trnsineemder,, Feb. 8, 13, and March 11. at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mesita. Palmer, Toutlinsuns, and Itiumorea, Coptltall-court, Throginorton-street. John Lewin, of Gospon, In the county of Sauthsmptrm, vintner, dealer and chapinan, to surrender, Feb. 11, at one, 12, at ten, and March 15, at one, at the herie of Mr. Witham • Hernial!, situated in the Diets-street, in the town of Pests month, in the enmity r I Southamot n, called the 1.2 , ..1•11 Inn. A ttnrneys, Mr. R. Halt, Portsmouth , and Meor ~ Smart and Thomas. Nn. 8, Staple's Inn : London'. Jebel ClUrstopher Sander, •of Mailetvester, in the ono nty of Lancaster. merchant, d-aler and chapman, to sitirerider, Fe bruary 24, 25, and March L 5, at. three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, in Manchester. Atterne)=, DUClotottil and Chrpnendall, Manchester. R&,ert Derbishire, of Liverpool, in the erinnty of Lancv-ter, groc.u, to surrender, February 24, 25, and March 15, 01 rm.:, at the Globe Tavern, in Jahn -street, Liverpool. Attorney., Mr. t`s: rudle , Johinstreet, Bedford -70w, London, and Mi. Joins Feliertkodnet, Liverpuol. Levi Samuel ',urging and William Henry Linging, of .3.reen Lettier.:ane, London, merchants, dealers and chapmen, to surrender, February 13, 17, and Match It, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Ellison and Dawson, White hart -court, Lombard-street. Thomas Bitiyon of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, cotton and wooden manufacturer, dealer and chapinin, to surrender, February 24, 23, and March 15, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, in Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Duckworth and Chippentlall, Manchester. Samuel Gusty, of Ileyrod-Mill, in the parish of Ashton under-Lyre, is the county of Lancaster, cottornsporn,r, dealer and rhapman, to surrender, February 28, March I, ar d 15, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, in Manchester, in the said county of Lancaster Attorneys, Mr. Thomas II -wilt, in Minteheocr I and Mr. Ralph Ellis, CUT,itof-Street, Ulan. eery-lane, Landon. Stephet Hirole, of Tottenham-court-road, in the county of Middlesex, ha des remit), dealer and chapman, to surrender. February 5, 13, at one, and March 15, at ten, at London. Attorney, Mr. Blakeluck, Elm-court, Temple, London. John Alfrey, the younger, of Carshalton, in the county of Surrey, carpenter, t. surrender, February $, 11, and Ma ch 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. PringLt and Wasbrough ' Greville-street, Ilatton-prden, London.. William Griffin, lata of Great Sutton-street, C erkrn w-11, In the county of !Middlesex, cabinet.niaker, dealer 41111 CilJ.. Tars, to burrowier, February 8, 13, ai d M arc h I' l , at ten , at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Dote, Berkley-st.cet, Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, London. Richard Whiting, late of Dayentry, in the county of Nortls. anipton, brandy-orierehant, dealer and chairman, to sullen der, February 8, at twelve, 14, and March 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney., Mesas. Fairer, Steadman, and Wall, Bread-street-hill,Looden, Humphrey Ruchard Jones, of Ty pesetreet, Finsbury-square, in the county of Middlerex, confectioner, to surrender, brusry 11, 19, at ten, and March 15, at eleven, it Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Vandereom and Comyn, Bosh lane, Cannon-street., London. Richard NM. of Greenhill's-rents, in the county of Mildle sex, cabinet-maker, to ..tirrsiider, February 4, 13, and March 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Baker, Crown's-nor, Created-friars, London. John Johnson, of the Docrow, Bethnal green, in the county of NiAdlesex, horse-dealer, dealer and glii11.111•11, to surrender, February 4, 13, and March 13, at inn, at Guild hall, Loudon. Attorseyi, %lean. Collins ar.d Waller, Spital• i; tiara. Geer,* Steedman, and Jahn M'Lern, of Lamb Street, in the parish of Christchurch, in the county of Middlesex, po t doe-wierchants, dealers and chaptuen, to surrender, Ft:ho ary 8, 11. and March 13, at ton, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. Wrarighain, Seething-lane, Tower. sturet, Lon don John Wull.s, the elder, now or late of Wapping etreet. in the parish of St Joint ' of Wapping, in the cowry of 3.1..1.115-- sex, grocer, to surrenalcr, Feb 8, 13, and Mardi li , at V.C1114., at Groddliall, London. Attorities, 51erns. Wegener and West, Itrrel Lion-street, Wapping. Henry Richard Cohort', of Sentland-card, and of George street, Adelphk, in the county of Middle ex, coal-mer:hant and dealer, to surrender, Feb 8, at twelve, 14, and Ma-ch at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Mills, El,- place, Hanuorn, London. Burt, of Blackman-dreet,Southerark, in the enun tv of firserty, Irmo-draper, de der and chessman, to surrender, Feb. 11, at ten, 13, and March 13. at one, at Guildhall, Lon don Attorney, Mi. Thomas Wild, No. 7, Castell Street, Falcon %quart. Frattesliisesley snd Thum r. Owen, late of Rood-pan.., in the cay of Lontni, wine and 'araudy inmeluants, deters • • - • and eli!pht teatirrer.det, Feb. e s at ewer,. Ft, av6tl !A n d .15, at ten, a London. Att ..r.ey, Mac. Billiter aq Imre. renelatehoitteet, Id.rAnn. John Price And J'osaryli Seollick. of Ma i„ r 6 „ cow.. ay of Idt:teabter. *ova. d and mepaten. to !surrandari Fe+. 31, 115, and Ma-eh li, at ten, :tt the D., c 'Tavel:. in Deantgaie, 9 11..tedied , r. A Pi. ' l / 4 I r EL„ Cutaitur-avert, Leuidutt; ant! Mr. Knight, in M nictmster. JOIVIIWNDS tiara I. R o l fft N e ,„ t ,", ant. eNti? , , in lilt CO • LailleaSter, cotton-man wootirer, droler tna: 'no t . at three, at the noun of AleitA334lf S.; :thy, the oak in Manchester_ . . M arch S. John Fiver, of Queen Ana street, in the parish,/ St. Mary-La bonne, in the county of Xliddlesee, dis *r, at role, at Guddlwll, Loi.tion. 1 .- c t„ ti ainne l johns, late of _Plymouth Duck, in tbe cuu.,ty of D.erim,sh.pkeeper, to la', dealer and chairman...a. • ten, at the bone of James Phillips, the 11.4,1, its the tai of Exeter. , Fe!,. 23. Joseph Fell, late of Whitby, in the county of roportaker, dealer awl Chapman, ~t eleven, at the Der and Duck Cavern, Seale-lane, iu the town at Liagstot.-up t io- Feb. 24. John I.Mard, Weird Bridgewater, in theeneritY of Somerset, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the S4but km, in the cite of Wells. Robert Mardi, of the Old Bailey, in th 4 Lofirton, oilman, dealer and chairman, at to el, e, hail, Louden. Feb 22 John Rust, of G.eat Waltham, in the county rf Ersex, miller, dealer lila 011 .t eleven, at London. March S Johu Henry Sehne4l,4, nil Ro..!ane, LI the eit, of London, merchant, at eleven. at Guildhall , London. • Feb. 27. William Sunderlan I, of Wakefield, in tne county of York, grocer, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at try Worilpacks Inn, iii Hiabury, in Wakefield. Fab. 2e. George Losh, of Newcwitle.upetuTrne, merchant, at eleven, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Newcastle-upon. Tyne. V - • , "eh. John C a rtwright, if Niiston, in the pariah it Wakefield, iu the county of York, dealer and etianroan, at eleven, at thy house tif Mr. Josef-h Braman, 11w Wlide Han Inn, in Wakefield. Feb. 26. Pant ropoleton, now or Lite of Aldnionborr, in the county of Ymk, dryialter, dealer arid r haproan, at eleven, at the house of .1 me, Roberts, the Wa quits Inn, in Ifor bury, Wakelield. Feb. 22. W,lllarn Yates, of Little Guildford street, in the Borough of 'Southwark, in the county of surrey, hat• Minh (adorer, dealer and chapman, at twelreot Guildlian,Loodno. Feb. 22. George Wilmelitirst, late or It ederosostreet, in the city of London, carpenter, dealer arid chapattis, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb 22. Thomas Main, of Brook -street, in the parish of St. Pencias, in the county of Midd:es.-x, stonernesen, deter and chapman, at ten, at Guddnall, London. March 1. William B, im,•tt, u: lyrdane, 1,1 the city of Lon don, carpenter and buil& r, dealer and chyme'', at coven, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 13. Henry Hale Feather+, of Greville street, Hatton grdeo, in the amity of Middlesex, merchant, deairle and chapman, at eleven, at GuilAhall , London. Anvil Y 2. Ann Bee,ton and S.rah Beeston, of Gerard-street, Soho, in the county of Nll,frLesee, hatiertlasMits.dodera and charwomen, at ten, at Githdhal, London. 'Mach 4. Jo.eph Capadoze and ../. , coti I fenriques De Nourt, Of Bury-street, London, merchaut,„ dr - alers and partners, at eleven, at Guddliall, Lond,ri. Idat.li 4. Jacob Hestimi. I' De S.usa, .4 Bioy•strret, Lon. dun, merchant and dealer, at eleven, at Guiiithril. Feb V'. Thomas Wood, .1 Dorchester, in the county of Dorwt, ironmonger, dealer aid chapman, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, s.tuatc in All Saint, Lin., in the city of March 4. Nicholas Lite of Hamhledon, in the tottery of Si•athanyton, surgeon soil annthecary, dealer and chap man, at six, at thu Black Swan Inn, in the city of W,o clieincr. Feb. Geroge Marl', of the Old Jewry, in the city of Leintra, broker, deader and chapman, at ten, at Gm'dha 11. F - b. i. Samuel Fe:thans, of the city of New Norms, to the cnuna Of Wi!t4, 1300.. •iies,nam, dC4I, r mod Cltdprn'tn, at 65., atiit:te Blatt: liege fun, in the city di New Sarum CERTIFICATEN.--Fro. 2A Joseph Ceders, late of Loose, in the county of lent, miller Samuel Chatterton, of Snaith, to the county of York, grocer, d liter and chamois'. Ehrhin Anthony Vlore, late of Grinstecd, within the litiert , es of the twough of G.delie,ter, in the cnuoty of lines, merchant. W ahem Walton, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, metchaut. George Tilyard, of Watton-upon.Thamee, in the county of Surrey, plumbs'', prosier, g.asies, dealeraudetapmen Benjamin Lewis, late . of Heisted, an the county of Es-ex, _ moriev-scriverier. _ Silas Barton, late of Whitd,urch, in the crooner of Hain:, linen draper, dealer anti chaposao. PRICE OF 3TUcIi.S. SA LURIA.. . 3 per Cent. Reduced 3 per Cod. Cons 60.1 1 Oirto f..r Accounts . .61f,t 4 por Cent.. "9i S per Cent. Ann 9l; Long Awluities Imperial S per Cent EI Exche.pier WM.. D'ATHS. Lately, at Ilath, universaly lamented amid regretted, Mrt. Thresher. At Ca{clone, on the 15'h of t)ctober last, after *short Winer, and in the 41st year of his age, Lient -Colonel Janes Achilles Kirkpatrick, late of the 114-dras Mii:tary Elitehit•lttnetit. and many years British Re.ident rt the Conn of Ilidenakeds in the Decan. In prieite life he seas eminently distiiigoiati.4 f r ail time qualiret which gait; the love, conciliate the eat, , and sled the attachment of friend , , of whom all ..%ter,•,• tittle will long and deeply lanteat law premature death, etch 110a.or that can only be Surpassed by the affliction of dune oil , . have lost in hire a it..st tenderly beloved, and the montaffec tiniate of relative". Lieut.-Col. Kirkpatrck filed the Itivi d!ploinatic situation, in which he end, for a period of nes& ni.re years in the course of which he wia successfully em ployed soviet es: direction of Marquis Wellesley, au some 44 She nom imp ittam.negociations that took place during the wive, vicurni.s, and Minima 10111titifittAti..ta of that dlintiious Nolaleman arid Statesman. The reminded testroo nits to she 11,31 mid Week displayed by Limn -C..4 IC ArP l ' trick in his ..IA. tab character, ere et once nioneetius and hos noursbie to his memory. The last of these is conramed in tee following extract of the Order, putili•hid by the Vice-ro , indent and I>emits (;.,ternor or Vin Wi'd.mn, on the mew:- chitty event which deprived t; e East-India Company of a ser vant, wz,rna exert.mn in ;gemming their 'incest luss been re' pettedly acknowledged arid cimmended: 'lie Vice l'resteleut Dermity-G memo, with sincere regret, performs the inolotul duty of directing the last tnbooe or military honours to be psort to the remains of that valued* Officer ar.4 meritorious manioc character, Lieut.• Coil. J• Kirli:oorkk, of the Establishment of Fort St. George, Lite lie silent at this Couit of the Strube Mar of the Deceit ; in which situation he rendered sinportant vermes to the Honourable th East India Contpany.' Alth.vusk Lieu% -Col. Keep:n*lA WI., in snow sturu,P, ll stranger to the settlement where ho died, and to which he lo od repaired Isom his station at Ht.i-robsri, ch ely f r the prof 04 of conferring with the Lie and ever-to be la.. imbed Marrlri Cornwallis, on the political affairs of that Court, the general reelect entertained for his chars was strongly trained by a numerous attendance of the pr.neipal Europesii inhabit-oat of Calcutta at hi. funeral. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON IIR10 1 ;1 . - Mom— 31 min after 1 n min. alts Y. LONDON :—Print‘d by G. DAVIDSON, Nu. 17, Duk ,l 0.11 . 11, ISowstreet, Covelt.f,eattlitta, and Pubhilted at OtLop, No S. !Sack of St. Lle.nant's Clorch, Stn , ', by %V. STUCK, of No. 7, Hew Nihon..? wet, Long A ,• Order:, 814. for this Paper, sent to the (Ake tpostV , ` meant's dot/ atteadcd 0..