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~~,.. ,-- 4 . , , , - , ,l t ...?, ~ •„.. ~.... . . ,_ }axe :7' ih.t.t.\ filliiit . , *i..w V ' 1 I/7, ~ ,..k.' ' i.'; -- '' I cy... (~..IL4 S r -, '4„ ; ,, " ki l . . . --.. .. ~,,,. 1-r1.6•• ,L'. ii r . •-'\-, ...,,..... 1 ' h."l 9 ! 11' ) a'!(: . '-' j . , ~._ 4: , . 1 7 3' !'2l-5 ..41.'N0 , A F ~,....„4„,„, _.,...,...._6„,..,,,,,,„, .... ~v_..,f---%'•44— -- %'• 4 4 — I. - Qt - --'-'' ial , -"/„)'..- 4761 x ~, 0 ... . MM. lit MISER 3181.] MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1802. {PRICE SIX.7IFNCE. THE ATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING, 'Nov. 3 0, 180 z, will be performed; HAMLET. • • .- • Claudius, King of Denmark, Mr. PACKS R r Hamlet, by A GENTLEMAN; (Being his 2d appearance on the Stage) ; 'Polonius, Mr. DO wTON . • Vaertes, M r . C. KENIBLE-; Horatio, Mr. HOLLAND ; Ostrick; Mr. PALM ER ; • Ghost of First Gravedigger, Mr. SU ETT ; Hamlet's Father, Mr. W ROUG H TON. G ertrude, Queen o f Denmark, Mrs. POWELL ; Ophelia,•MrslOßDAN. WITH A HOUSE To BE SOLD: On Wednesday, King. Henry the FoUrth ; John Pal zilatf by Mr. Stephen Kemble. on Friday, will be revived (not gled these twenty years), the -( randy of Every Man in his Humour. • THE ATRE -ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING., Nov. 30, 18oz, will be performed. I3 ELAYS AND BLUNDERS. Tile Principal Characters by M bar. p A y, l ‘, l ; . • LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN, in - T;,` - ETT, Mr MURRAY., Mr. EMERY, . rchi; NS, Mi.. DA . Y EN PO RT, SIMMONS. Nlrs • Mrs I ELD, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, The I;'kl'H. 6 1DDONS, and Mrs. MArEOCKS. 0 LOG U E to be spoken by Mr. I3RUNTON. WITH O r , A TALE OF .MYSTERY. Thor dn sd esd a y, The Cabinet, with Love-a-la-Mode. wry aYrbelays and Blunders, with A Tale of Mys -0 - My s il te r ru n da!, Every Man in His Humour, with A Tale of 49:1 Saturday' will be produced, a new Comic Opera, in ; 1)`4,, called Family . Quarrels, with new Music, S c enes, Ro w a i nd Decorations with The I h hP Pantomime is n preparation riS fo: the ChristTas MAMMOTH. P PE very extraordinary SKELETON o f t h e tlo t IIAMMOTH, a SiSecies -or g i gant i c A n i ma l w hi c h i s ti Qa - , 1 a lo wn to exist; an d w hi c h was lately dug up'in Ame et„ll the Bones b eing f oun d toget h er ) ; is now exhibit s4.' 4 1 .. la, Pall-Mall, wher e it has been visited ,by La -11,;e a nd Gentlemen o f the first resp e ct a bili t y. a ll o f w h om 4 expressed the highest satisfaction. This Skeleton is feet high and zo feet long, with Bons of: an• astonishing h„,ilc. From its met''' . it must have f e d on fl es h, and could in but have b een a terror to the Country where, it lived. generally:supposed to havt bee n d stro y e d a t th e De.. Admittancers. 6d. front Ten in'the Morning till Five -4 tile Afternoon. . TEN' THOUSAND POUNDS - 'WANTED on MORTGAGE of a very. cbm. c etent Es - I : ATE, in LANCASHIRE. Apply to 2 s. : s,r. Drew and Lniharn' of New-Inn, London ; -or at th e °ace of Messrs. • Wilson ' and Rowstone, Preston, Lan- C4shir . ......---e j __....____. - At WARRANTED UNDRAWN. HORNSBY and Co's' 'TICKETS and SHARE S will continue on Sale No. 26, Cornhal, .1)1 during the whole of !a lei: y, the Drawing of the warranted Undrai.vh at the time of purchasing,''and present State thfit rues paid en demand. tti 4 41-dr awn next Thursday will be entitled, to,C• !?' ' '`' :— to 2 otiday next to C. to coo and on. Thursday, Decembe r 9, ......._s'"c'—Besides Capital ' Prizes of immense Value. ------___ INLAND NAVIGATION. MR• SHU iTLEWORTH respectfully informs t(ic the 'Public, that his next Sale of CANAL and Car ra , — „, ES; &c. will be on Monday, Dec. 20, at tlern., -- -a rs Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill. Gen- Ple a - ` 1 wishitlg to dispose of Property at theabove Sale wilt aearsek-toapply to Mr. Shuttleworth, NO. 17, Austin Friars, ,Uffictpue,itoyal Exchange ; or to Mr. Wolfe, Canal Agency 4 t1 0 ,;'„ • " 0 . Is, Manchester-buildings, Westminster, on or CiuLji '' e tfrie4day the Brh of December. Altdescriptions of and Dock Property disposed of by Private Contratt. TRE Very di st i ngu i s h e d App ro b at i on w hi ch e 7( P e It()BA RTS and PLO WMAN 's New ManufaEl or y h as iti.rieced from HER MAJESTY, THE ROYAL FA thtit:Y; the Nobility and Gentry, &c. claims front .there frk. resPeCtful Acknowledgements: They flatter themselves,. t411,,,1 their unremitting attention to produce Taste and Ele pzit'!,jh their Extensive Colleetion for Fashionable Dress, tt l thile:ce.eds in novelty and variety any thing ever exhibited k k•Guntry, th e _and P. being - the Inventors and Manufaettirers, warrant to avear of every Article sol in their Ware'nous,e ; and beg th ei lliain t the Public, they d are only to be had genuine at .are-rooms, No. j, Cliandos-street, Covent-garden. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. P . E.R SONS in possession of Incomes, tsta. arisirig‘, from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold 1 1 4,.,%e5, in Land or Hou►es, Money inAthe Funds, Rent tkiit e ' , Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, fain tai4 Ingo atent Places, ChUrch Livings, or anrother cer- Pernl:,lle for Life, may be supplied with .temporary rnt Surns of Money to any Amount, by paying An ntt est thr the same. • Viability and Gentry a known Property, or their ; 4 (1 r naY be accummodaied on their personal security ' 4 41 ,anY instance where the single security of an indivi- Vtrs,;", aY be deemed insuTheient, the addition of another 'Nye . t ° guarantee the payment cases, Interest will- re tive.4 !he. objeCtion ; and, in all . privilege will be ° Ptiol l .° the Public to return the Principal at their ‘own t . . t2 10 4 1 - t - ' l4 l 3 plications will be received every day till Four er / nt '- rv l a nd Letters from Correspondents in Town or •Ilesin; (Post paid) will be inithediately answered, by aq -4°lvnlito°_the Direltor of the Knightsbridge Bank s at his No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden-square.. ---......, 1 / 4 TO THE DEAF. ,,, l' MATHEWS, No. 18, Strand, London, c 'tlie hcaA furifili Inquirers with Printed Testimonies of iortlati.rtirformed by Dr. Taylor's highly esteemed Remedy eriot from whieh it will be seen, that Tlireee . a y f s's;t4 f , In the Neighbourhood of Lancaster were cured last, tv,*.hichisile Bottle each, in the month of September Azett attested by Mr. Minshull, Printer of the Lancaster b eit g ce,_er- Other statements of the most obstinate Deafness also teluai„"red by a single Bottle of this Preparation, are a „ itt test,„" l e d, in the above Printed Paper; and as they are I LI. Il i ett A i n - s 4 °Y respeetable Householders, those who' may e .___ lAii„ any doubt, may be satisfied on making proper I° •_utains —t: leintdlnedaY 11 - Diltel be necessary to oWerve, that no danger can from the we of this 'Remedy, as the Mat_e- I 1 ' . .,04 Bch so ° L it is composed perted . IY mild and innocei!te. ,s.6d . in small Bottles with printed dirotion . s, P.rfc, • nlie wi„e4cl), duty included by-j. Drewry, Printer,, Stafford, S'nn,,,...."°les:fle N, ender) • 'sold aiSO la 3, Morgan, -Lichfield; 10,1zio'"°, Wolverhamjiton ; Mathews, No, mg, Strand, lia 4 l n„; tultin and Sh , pard Bristol; Burbage, Notting- 1-I,arro',"ruttwell 13. th , -ez) t.:011 - 'n Sali , •bury • Cowdroy, and -4.),erbyr, Manches,tera; Dingle, 1 1.i s t i re St.' Edmunds' ; ,Drewry, '. - tido - we „ D icey, and Suttoii,andi Marshall .Northacnpton ; i3Ory. L ' , , and lA'ood, Shrewsbury; Monk, Chester ;. G re- Aidtie'r, Icester; Cur:: and Wiight ' Liverpool; - Go wer j • iilii..?lnst.er;s + A Cure, Oxford ; Knott and Lloyd, an . 1it.1,1 . c s Birmingham • A' - ti - I; i I Lancaster; Gales, Ski-, %;',,r,tlYl...a.rri_ot, _Banbu'ry ;" Rollason; su ' Coventry,; Tymbs, ''..-"- ' W 4tkiS; .fleitford; 'Walker, - Gloucester, 14 c• 1 . . . • WII3.OWS and WIVES of SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MARINES who were Killed, Wounded, or Died on the - EXPEDITION to EGYPT. 26th Nov.,lBoz. rTIHE COMMITTEE for Managing the Di s _ tribUtien oPthe•Fund raised for the Relief of the Wi. dows, Wives, .and Children of the British Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines who were Killed, Wounded, or died on the Ex-, pedition . to Egypt, -having satisfied_, every authenticated Claim that has hitherto come before them, and'fincling from, the applications already made to them, that great numbers of those Who are entitled to the benefit of this Fund are dis persed in various parts of the-United Kingdoms. The Comrnitttee being desirous that no Claimants on this Fund should lose the advantage intended them by the benevo lent Subscribers thereto do, hereby give Notice, that on a Certi ficate to the following purport from the Minister of the Parish where they reside, being transmitted to Mr. Cuppage, N 0.13; Warwick-street, Golden-square, the portion of tie Bounty allotted to such Claimants will be remitted to them without . the expense and inconvenience of their leaving their Resi dence to obtain the same, viz. I hereby certify,. that -, late Soldier in His Majesty's Regiment of -, and who have lost his life (or was wounded) on the Expedi tion to Egypt, is now residing here with .as ‘v itness my hand this Day of-, at iu the County of _ . The Committee further acquaint the Public, that the remaining part of the Fund is laid out in Government Secu rities till they shall be enabled to make a final distribution of this Bounty. By Order of the Committee, C.. CUPP AG E, Secretary. EXTENSION of the SURREY I RON RAILWAY. At a MEETING convened by Public Advertisement, and held= the King's Arms Inn, in Croydon, on Tuesday the 2.3 d day "of November, 1802, - HYLTON 10 LLIFCE, Esq. in the Chair; . _ _ RESOLVED,. That it appears to this Meeting, that the present . Iron Railway from Croydon ,to the Thames at WandSworth, and the present Canal from Croy don to the Thames at Rotherhithe and Vauxhall, are 'fully adequate to all the purposes of Communication between this patt of the - Country anathe Metropolis e • and, .that, conse quently, ,any branch ttom the present Railway tp London is wholly unnecessary. Resolved also, That upon more mature consideration of the projected Extension of the Surrey Iron Railway from Croydon to Reigate and Godstone, it is the opinion pf this Meeting, that it is adviseable to deter any further.ptoceeding respeding the Same, until the practicability of making a Canal through that Country to Portsmouth, shall be ascer tained by a Report daily expeeted from Mr. Rennie on that subject That these Resolutions he printed in the same Papers in which this Meeting was advertised. And. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair man, for his impartial Condud in , the Chair. • HYLTON JOLLIFFE, - Chairman. • CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT. This Day was published, Elegantly printetlin 4to. Price Two Guineas in,boards„ *.* A few Copies on fine Royal Paper, with early impres sions of the Plates, Price Three Guineas, (Dedicated by permission'to Earl CaA V ENO. Illustrated with a large and accurate Plan 'of Valetta in the Island of Malta, its Harbours, Fortifications, and Depen dencies ; View of Fort Manuel and Port of Marsatnuscet, with Fort Tigne ; View of Fort Ricasoli, the City . 01 Valetta, and part of Gregale ; View of Ricasoli, the Castle of St. Angelo, Bur Mola, and The Point of Isola ;. View of Valetta, and' the Fortifications on the Marsa muscet Side of ie City trom Point St. Elmo; View of the Fortifications and the Entrance to 'Valetta from the floriana ; View of tiie City of Vitietia, with Part of• the Grand Harbour; View of Cadiz as it appeared from His Majesty's Ship Hedor on the sth of October, 1800.. plan - Of Maratorice; with the Soundings in the Harbour, by Capt. J. Edmonds, R. N. ; • JOURNAL OF THE FORCES which sailed from the Downs in April 1860, on a Secret Expedi tion, under the Command of Major-General (now Lieut.- General) PICOT, till their 'arrival in Minorca; and con tinued thrdugh all the subsequent TransaCtions of the Army, under the Command of the Right Hon. General Sir RAI.PIj ABERCROMBY, K. B. inthe. MEDITERRANEAN and EGYPT ; and thi. latter Operations to the Surrender of Alexandria, and the complete Evacuation of Egypt by the French, under the Command of Lieutenant-General Lord HUTCHINSON, K. B. with a particular Account of Malta during the Time it was subjeet to the British Government, Sec. . By IBNE AS- ANDERSON, Lieut. oth. Reg. Printed for j : _Debre , tt, opposite Burlington House, Piccadilly. This Day were published, In One large Volume Svo. Price Half-a-Guinea, in - boards PUBLIC CHARACTERS of 1802-3, -being a New Volume of Biographical Mernoirs of - .. EMINENT LIVING PERSONS, • • faithfully and impartially drawn from authentic sources. The tollowing are among she most considerable of the Memoirs contained in the present VolutPie : Lord Auckland Rev. Richard Polwhele Dr. jenner ' l‘lr. Harris, of Covent-Car- The Goldsmids den Theatre Lord Nlicartney Mr. Christopher Anstey Earl of Harrington Mr. William Gittbrd • Dr. Vincent Professor Carlyle Archdeacon Paley Mr. Henry Mackenzie Admiral Rodclam Dr. Busby sir RiChard Hill, Bart. Mis. Killington . Rev. Rowland Hill . Mr. William Hutton, F.A.S. Dr. John Law Dr. William Thomson Dr: George ,Hill Sir William Ousely Ado - Oral Sir Roger Curtis Sir Francis Burdett Dr. Thornton - . • Mr. lames Watt • Major General Ira Alien Mr. John Palmer, late of the -Mr. Thomas Jones, of .General Post-Office, Cambridge Lord Minto. • Dr. Trotter. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold by T. Hurst, Paternoster-row ;by J. and T. Careen -ter, Old Bond-street ; J. Ginger, Piccadilly ; by E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; j. Archer, Dublin ; and all other Booksellers. 01 whom may be had, the four former Volumes of this Work, price Half-X-Guinea each in boards. . . . Critical "Opinions upon the preceding Volnines. " This work excites much curiosity because it professedly in formation is of living ChataCters; and we infer that its is impartial and correct. I t is but justice to own _that we have been altogether amused by the publication."—British Critic. ." A spirit of candour and moderation evidently pervades the present publication. Some of the charaders are drawn with great discrimination, and disp lay an acuteness of powers, and a felicity of expression; not to be found' in the • fleeting productions of the day. In short, the work abounds us moral and critical observations that evince correctness of judgment, and delicacy of kaste."—London Review. • ' " This Work discovers respedlable traits of'discrimination, and has the merit of being uncontarrtinated by. the virulen:e of party spirit."—Critical Review. • The memoirs contained in these Volumes are full and: accurate in point of infortnation i judicious in their literary: 'and critical strielurs: and exhibit well drawnaud appro- : ,priate characters of their respective subjedts. They arc not written under the uniform influ e nce of any particular theo logical or political bias."—New Annual Register:: " This Work proceeds according to its first design, and it. seems to improve as it advances - With time. The volumes contain a considerable number of memoirs of persons, our contemporaries, who figure in the moral, the political, and the scientific walks of society. The discussion of living elm raCters is a difficult and deliate task, but in the execution of it,. the Authors of this Work have acquitted themselves with as much success as can reasonably be expeded."—Monthly ittview. . KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In One Lot, at the Saracen's Head Inn, ih :Ashford, on Tuesday the 7th day of December next, between the 1-lours of Twelve and ,One, rrHE following FREEHOLD .EST ATE, situate in the Parish of Shadoxhurst, about four miles from the Town of Ashford : All that Parcel of Woodland called GREAT TWOS WOOD, .containing by estimation too Acres, more or less, abundantly stored with good thriving Timber, and the Underwood in good condition, in several relicts of 84 to t t years growth. And all that one other Par cel of Woodland situated near the above, called STONE 'WOOD, containing by estimation 23 Acres, more or less, the Timber and Underwood of which was felled last year, The Fences of this Estateare all in compleat repair. It is rated to the Land-Tai at lot. and to the Poor at 181. per annum. For further particulars inquire of Messrs. Jemmett and Son, Attorneys at Law, Ashford, who are authorized to treat for the Sale.of the above by Private Contrad, together or separately. • LINCOLNSHIRE. TO_BE,,SOLD IN LOTS, BY AUCTION, At One o'Clock on Tueoay the 7th of Deceffiber, 1 . 802, at the White Hart Inn, Spalding, in the sa►d County, By Mr. WILLIAM LEAK, Of Fletton, near Peterborough, THE MANORS and ESTATES. of the' late FRANCIS OTWAY, Esq. situate in the Parish of, Pinchbeck; in the County, of Lincoln aforesaid, consisting of several MESSUAG ES and numerous TO I.FSTEADS, that have a right of Pasturage upon the extensive Com- • mons . and .Fens of Pinchbea.„, Spalding, Cowbitt and Deepin, together with upwards of 700 Acres of valuable, inlo4cd.Lands, chiefly in Grass. •-- The whole under an Ad for Inelosure and Drainage, and ; extensive:Works are now carrying into execution, in conse-• quence of powers therein given. , A considerable part of the Estate is' now under small me dosses, and a, portion of the Commons is directed ..to.be set apart - for exonerating the Estates from Tithes of all kinds. • The advantages expected • from the surplus quantity of Common, over and above what will be necessary to exone rate the Inclosure from Tithes, are supposed tobe• equal, if pot superior, to any thing of the kind attempted in the': Kingdom, 'and will be fciund to be well worth the attention of any Gentleman desirous of laying out money upon Landed Property Printed Particulars will be ready to be delivered fourteen days before the Sale, by Mr. Handley, of Sleaford ; W. and: J. Black, Middle-Temple, London; Mr. Skelton, oil Pinchbeck, and by the Auctioneer. • , • • CHELSEA HOSPiTAL, November it, 113 oz. HESE are, - by Order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others Commissioners for managing the AttairS of the Royal Hospital, at Chelsea, .to give Notice, That His Majesty has been pleased to command, that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, resident in London, or within twenty-five miles thereof, who were dis charged from their respeetive Corps, as Serjeants, Corpo rals, Drummers, or Private Men (the Out-Pensioners from the late Horse Guards, and Hoiie Grenadier Guards, the Life Guards, and Royal Horse Guar& ; such Men as by the Hospital Books are now more than rifty-five years of age, or had served twenty-five years in the Army previously to their Discharges, those who have lost a Limb, or their Eye- Sight, or are Cripples, and the Letter-men, excepted), do personally and regimentally appear at the said Hospital, on the Days undermentioned and appointed for them respec tively ; when and where Attendance will be given, trout Ninio'Clock in the Morning till Three in the . Afternoon, in order that such of thetn, as on examination shall be found fit, may be sent to Garrison Duty, viz. • MONDAY the 29th November: • - - The Pensioners from the I)ra - goon Guards, those from the several Regiments Qt Dragoons, Fencible: Vavalry,- the Bri tish 1.,,ti0n or Horse, and the Royal Waggoners, • TU CS DAY the 3ali November. . „ The Pensioners from the Fir.A and Coldstream Regiments of foot Guards. WEDNESDAY the Ist December. The Pensioners from the Third Regiment of Foot Guards, with those from the First Regiment of Foot, to the loth of Foot inclusive. THURSDAY the 2d Dpcember. Those from the loth Regiment of Foot to the 25th of Foot inclusive. FRIDAY the 3d December. Those from the zoth Regiment tif Fout to the 45th of Foot inclusive. SATURDAY the 4th December. Those from the 46th Regiment of Foot to the loth of Foot inclusive. MONDAY the 6th December, Those from the 71st Regiment of Foot, to'The 134th of Foot inclusive; as also the Pensioners from Lord'Strathaven's, Majors Wailers, Elford's, and Fish's Corps, Loyal Irish, Queen's Rangers, Cinque Port and Lancashire Volunteers ; and the Royal Garrison Battalion. TUESDAY the 7th December. The. Pensioners from the Fencible Corps, the several Ame rican and other Corps, the .Independent Companies, and Militia. His Majesty has, on this occasion, thought fit •to declare his gracious intention, that none of the Out-Pensioners, who, on examination, - may be found tit for duty, shall be required to .serve any whew but in .the Invalid Corps; that every Man found fit fOrduty, shall be entitled, on his arrival at the Gar fison to which. he shall be sent, to. receive a Bounty of One Pound Five Shillings, or so much thereof as shall remain; after supplying hint with proper necessaries; and thoteiYho, on examination, are found unfit for duty, shall be - dismisstd with proportionate subsistence to carry them bad( • to their homes. • And it is hereby further notified, that•all such of the said Out-PensiOners, as well from the. Cavalry as 'lnfantry (ex cept as aforesaid), who shall not appear at the said.Hospttal, at the time herein appointed, in obedience to His Majesty's Commands, will be considered as otherwise provided for by Government, or as dead ; and thiv.Will.accordingly be struck off the. Books . of the Out-Pension of the said Hospital, out any prospect of being restored thereto. • G. AUST, • Secretary and Register. LECTURES ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE, &c._ Dry 14 ' 7 2 ! 4 -1S (frir merly Stirgtttin th:: Lock Hospital, and Author of the Critical and ChrOnologi cal Account of all the English Writers on I.ues Venerea Irvin the time of Astruc, &c.) will.cornmence his usual Course of Ledures on Lues Venerea, Striehtres in the Urethra," and other affeetions of the Urinary.-Organs, on Wednesday the 15th of Decembe.r, at his litiuse ' No. 6, Adam -street, Adel phi, Where a Syllabus of the Lethtres, with other.particu lar, may he procured. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. IN, exciting the Pahlie Attention to these Va i luable Drops, an enumeration of particular Cases would be unnecessary; successful experience for more than half a_ century having sufficiently established their reputation the cure of 'every species of Fever, especially - the Yellow 'or Putrid, for which they are eminently distinguished, the Pro-4 prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not only derives, the highest gratification, but is enabled with confidence to re ..: commend a trial of their virtues, the. Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach and Bowel Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerful in fluence,and as a salutary cordial in those discomforts attendant on advanced life, :nothing can surpass their beineficial efleds.! The Family Bottle, zzs. is only to be had at the Dodoes House, Lower Brook -street, Grosvenor-square, whereßooks of Cures are delivered gratis, and all Orders for Exportation, executed. Smaller bottles are sold 'wholesale *and retail bye • Messis. _rebottle and Co. and retail by all Venders of IVl,edi-4 crates if also Dr.. Norris's Antibihious Pill, celebrated as a safe and etle4ive aperient, may b.: ha 4 irt all the above Places, in boxes, at as. 94. EXCHEQUER PILL OFFICE, November 20, 1802. All the EXcheguer Bills, dated in the Months of June, xSor, and February, March, and April; 'Sot, issued bj Virtue of drr Aels under-Mentioned, TO BE PAID OFF. ". By Virtue of an Ahl, QuadrageSimo Primo, Ceo. Regis,Cap. 4. for issuing Exchequer Bills on the Credit of the Aids, for the Service or the Year i8o1." Dated in June, and - • " By, Virtue of an Ahl, Quadragesimo Secundo Geo. Regis, for raising a further Sum of Money by Loans Or E;ichequer Bills, thr the Service of the Year 1802." Dated en February and March, 18oz; also " By Virtue of an Ad, Quadragesimo Secundo Geo. 111. Regis, for raising the Sum clf One Million, by Loans or Exchequer Bills, t'or the Service of the Year 802." Dated in March and April, i Soz ; —which two last descrip , lions of Exchequer Bills are charged on the Bth, 9th, and tioth - • Instalments of the Loan the Service of the Year 1 8 0 2. rrHE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of Hi; MA:. yEsix".y TREASURY have given Diregions for paying ,ItA , .abcretten!ioned Exel'equer soils the ~ • , interel thrreon; at the Exchequer .St street, brtwren the two Palate • I'ards, IVe ; ettetinster, an WED - N ESDeci the 22d day of December, 18 , 2; attenda , Te be given'datLy, reindays and Holidays excepted) lentil Tiorerdayi' . the 16th of December, 13,4; inclusive ; from len o'Clock in the • Morning till One in the Afterno o n, Jar the putpose of receiving' the same. And for the greater dispatch, the Bearers of the raid Bills arc Ye. sired to bring Lists thereof; containing the Numbers in Nunte , ical Order, according to the l'alue of the said Bills; a”a' times bf cont. mcncement of Interest, with the principal SUMS and Interest eine, thereon,' computed fr om the days on • - •..44 , ich they are respeclivee:it dated, exclusive, to the said 22. d day of December, 1802, inclusive, ' when the Interest will cease ; and they are desired to write their Names and Places of Abode on - such Lists, and indorse their . - Names on the said Bills. If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of receiving payment of the Principal and Interest previous to the said 224 day of December, 18oz, they may be. accommodated, on com puting ti;einterest to the day on which they wish to be paid, and leaviotg.the said Bills far examination one day prior thereto. Such PersGns as may be desirous' of having Nm Exchequer Bills, in part Payment, upon mentioning the amount a t the ha_ tom of their Lists; delivered on or before the said 16th day of De. cember, ISoz, may be accommodated with Arew Billr , careying an. Interest of Threepence by the Day .on every ipol. which said New Bills will ['car- date the said. 22d day of Deeconbey, 1802, , and will he delivered on Friday, the 24th day of Deceneber, and the 4Week,, , i,g days. . '' As t 'applications for Neu Bills en. 9, exceed the anion, -re. maiming to be issued, they will be granted to the several Parties, in the order in which they shall tespeaively appyfor- the same' r until the whole are_issued.. N. B. All Eete,tuer Mils. dated prior to June • 12or, and those charged on the ist, 2d, 3d, 41h, sth, 6th, and 7th stalments of the Loan for the Service of the ear, 1862, haze been • Advertised to he paid re, and the Interest thereon has ceased. EAST INDIA HOUSE, r Aagust li , iSot THE COURT of DIRECTORS'of.tF UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANT;s' of . ENG. LAIST9 trading to the East Indies, do here,s . giate Notice, That it is their intention to receive Applicats'ons'on or No ? !tie 3eth September, fro,n :the • 11'1'cl-chants wanting ronnav for the Export of Goods to Inalla ; for thch Goods which are to he Ship.. ,f* in the ensuing Quarter ; .and on or before the 3ta the 3lst ll:larch, and 3oth ,7une, for such Goods the Merchant: :are desirous of Shipping in each Quarter, following such deter; and thatitAtheir intention also lid:ow/xi. , Ter , r7 ~,,, a•Ty • 11 -At to Skip tke same for India, upon similar appiications. Particulars of the Rates of Freight, &c. for the first Ships of the Season, are to 6e seen in the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping. w 11.1.1.4 M RA Ars,f WI LTS. A FRIVUOLD ESTATE FOR SALE. TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, In Four distinct Lots, at the King and Queen Inn, in High_ worth, in the County of Wilts, on the zd day of Deceni_ ber next, at Eleven in the Forenoon, subject to such Con ditions as shall be then and there produced ; , AVERY Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called the MANOR FARM, consisting of Meadow, and Pasture Land in a high state of cult'. tivation, situate at South Morston, in the Parish of Highworth aforesaid, in a very pleasant and extremely kr. tile part ofthe Country, and distant six miles from Fatting tint, six from Swindon, and fifteen from ‘Vantap t all c)ell Market Towns, LOT I. Compriies a good Farm-house, a Dairy...honk, Stable, and other Out-houses, all in good repair, • with the Courts, Yards, Garden, Carrion, Orchard, &c. adjoining, A. R. P. containing - - - 2 r 30 more or lc4s. The Orchard, Pasture - 8 7, s The Nursery, ditto - • - 8 2. za Madam's Leaze, Meadow, With a Pond of about a Quarter of an Acre to 3 9 30 i 27 more or 4cF-. LOT 11. The Oxleaze Meadows - The Hams ditto The Close ditto House, with two Dwellings, and --two Gardens - - LOT 111. The Cherry Orchard, Meadow The. Old Lends, Pasture; with a Cow-leaze in it A Coppice in ditto - Little•JField, Pasture 19 o 26 6 3 25 2 0 IS 0 1 IS 28 2. 7 more or 1e65. 5 2 27 '7 o 8 O 1 35 . 5 2 L 7 28 3 7 more or fins. LOT IV: Upper Meadow Lower Meadow 6 3 i 6 7 2 33 4 2 14 more or less. N. B. The Timber, down to is. per•S tick inclusive, is to be purcharsed by valuation: - - One of the Conditions-on which the Estate will be put up, Will be, that in case all the•above Lots should not aaually be sold, the biddingsfor those that shall be sold sha!l be void, and the venders shall have a right to put up the whole Estate in one entire Lot: - The whale of the above Premises are in Lease to'Nfri...Wm. Pinegar l at a moderate rent, for a term of fourteen years, from Lady-day 179.7 7 - determinable at the end - of - the 'first seven years, at the .option either of Landlord or Tenant, on notice given. The Tenant pays. all Taxes but the Land:. Tax, which is 61. r Is. tad. a-ycar, and is to repair the glass of the windows, and-to findcarriage - foritll-other materialS for repairs.- . . A modus of ad. per Cow is payable to the Vicar for the Tithe of Milk, and a composition. of eight guineas a-yrrr tin all other Vicarial Tithes of the Estates. Forthe accommodation of the part haser oflot t, the Ma• nor of Barton and South Moiston, which is anextensive one, may, if the Estate be purchased in Lots, be bought by pri. vate contract; and; in case the pUrehaser of that Lot should refuse to purchase it, the:option ofbuyinkit will be given to the purchasers of the other Lots in rotation ; and in case of refusal by all or them, the said Manor will be put 'up to A,uCtion, and sold to the best bidder. For a view - of the PrerniseS, , apply to-Mt: Pinegar, the Tenant, wha will shew the same; and for further particum Jars to Mr, Hot, Attorney; Andover, Hants,