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he Sul' Chan h nerober f orcest er : h er La"; devoted -street:. I. Pau l's nd Rees , ,11 otbd 3readie6 as' MA C . ,T00!',.• tbresalao eci a Mein" ~,e said an a vviio .1 d at his Y Let t, ered to, citaci! 1-lalf -1;3 a l: LiVe t of aa L'AIBER 3169'] THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. O-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 16, 18c2, be performed, DEAF AND DUMB. WITH T he Youn T HE DEVIL TO PAY. day 4j ni g Gentleman w h o ma d e hi s A ppearanteon Fri gilt, in Haml et,. h aving been received with great ap ;io?Se4e, the P u bli c are most respedfully informed that early !,1 will be gi ven o f his next Performance. ihisFle Burlett a o f Mi das cannot be aded for some time aft er Y ening, on account of a new MUsical Piece, in Two Ads, galled A House to b e Sold, which will be performed, for th e ust szoc time, o n Wednesday next , w ith ne w Scene r y, an d rations. 1 16 ions to which, the Tragedy of Douglas. - • -- ERI'Rt-ROYA L, TO-MO RROW COVENT-GARDEN. EVENING, Nov. 16, rBoz, will be performed, DELAYS AND BLUNDERS. The Principal Charaders by Mr .ib1(1 7 „ Mr- LEWIS, 'Mr. MUNDEN, - " Sr .sn NtErT, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. EMERY, S, Mr. DAVENPORT , Mr. SIMMONS. zviNrirs. ITCHFIELD, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, The SUWON'S, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. Atka ~,,,n " :t , t • ‘I,I•OCuE to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. i ? le ,pre s ented, they tirno, a LION. -Alelo*Dratne, in Two Ads, called C7nsi&ti n,ew MuA, TALE . : QF MYSTERY. w,th a lleakirw, inging, Dancing, and Pantomime. 'sic, SCen S es, Dresses, and Decorations, , h e Music composed by Dr, Busby. The , Princinal Charaders by r L .M.r, JOHNSTON, - Mr. MURRAY, ‘- A '‘ l-I ARD, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. CORY, Mr. SIMMONS. Messr s , Mrs. GIBBS, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. The D:lnces bY Bologna, jun. Dubois. King. Master Byrne, Th e • And Mrs. WY-8R0W... • ceiyo• ne w Meto-Di-aloe called a Tale of Mystery, was re. jc,"_,as first representation by the whole Theatre; with bati o ;.; u uYt bursts of applause ; tram the universal appro 7 which it has been honoured, it will he peforrned - 6,'Yeek til Saturday•---a and continue to be repeated four l Christin. co r ,, l tulay, and Saturday. Delays and Blunders. gr 2 "r, --ec illetlce of the extreme overflow from all. parts of `-abir, L , — ",le at the last representation of the Opera of The b e t ' , a will be repeated twice more this season, which 'With Wednesday, with Love-a-la-Mode; and on Friday, o n • i l ), Irish Widow. „ l ''onday, the Tragedy of Richard 111. clilo,„"ew Comie oper a , called Family . Quarrels will be pro- Speedily, with new Music, SceneS, ' Dresses, and %orations. MTHEATRE, GUY'S HOSPITAL. R. FOX will commence'his LECTURES on li ons the DISE4S.ES of the TEETH, and the Opera hey re9uire, on Tuesday,l6, at Half-past rive. rther part[culars may be known of Mr. Fox, No.. 54, °lb bard-street. • • TkOM ONE to TWO HUNDRED POUNDS be given to any Person who will procure for the a PERMANENT SITUATION in any - of the rrii„ rn 4C 0 FYI CF.S, with an Income adequate to the Pre • The greatest se‘'recv may be depended on, by ad a Letter to N R. at Mr. No• 331, Strand. I.in them° 4 -: RiCCERS AND TEA. DEALERS. he to engage as Principal ioa Concern i above Line, tlproughly and respcdably esta rneroion; n an adva n tageous part of London. Proposals, parrictn, rs , address e d t o A. B. at Mr. Viney's, t tt t 0: ' 'rein Alaxotione-street l will be immediately attend- _ ANGEL. INN, YARNIOUTH. CHARLES BkOWN be,... , rs leave to return Thanks e lico o his f r i ends and the Public in general, for the jnn"rgcrtizrit he ash met . with, whilat at the Duke's Head th 4t ; h a nd to infoirn the NobilitviGentiernent Travellers, &c. qihich.is retrieved to the above Inn, in the Market—Place, ?nin es . n e has fi tted up in a manner fi t for the genteelest Fa_ i n the Kingdom • that he has laid in a Stock of choice ttei!xcellent Ohl Wines and Spirits of the first quality. Alr:UT,s_4vlestovtaken the welllknown good Wines that comprised s Stock.. rend e '•.assur es t h e Public, that no pa i ns s h a ll b e spare d to th _r the said lun in every respecl equal to the first Hotel 1 , te hi elegr a ph Coach goes daily from the above Inn, to ally 0 Horse, Ferter-lane, Londort. Post Chaises, o r at a moment's notice. ROSS. TAI •E universal approbation with which the 1.1 4 ,„_ Nobility ; Gentry, and the whole Fashionable World htT,hoo•trd ROSS'I NEW SYST Elll thr makipg? -S> has in v i te d a num b er o f Impostors to i m i tate Iv._arld re commend their Counterfeits - under his Name. 4 04 Prtverit his Ftiends and the Publi'from being imposed l'e ru s he will, in. future, affix an Engraving within every Tq u e, with the Initials A. R. and these words -: L ' PREVENT IMPOSITION, ROSS'S INIMITABLE P.E RUQUES,Itty • Mo. 119, Bi Ntio p sGATE 'lll bFelony to forge such an Inscription and . none ko ve 2 considered genuine without it. —He begs leave , to ob i'ers,' t hat he has no Connexion whatever with any other nor with any other Shop either in. Town or Country. hot re suMes to iiitimn such Ladies and Gentlemen as can -411PeJ5."41137 apply front their distant residence, that he - 'e t m happy o infohe, by Letter, w they can tli eetv -u re thetifSeltves, so rm as to be fitted with ho the greatest 1aa,,e 1. ! Snit assures such as will oblige Min with' their coin that they may be accommodated with Head-dresses tire4(Diours and denominations, as /fancy varies and Whim j i t Dr s t. I . l e employs all the first-rate abilities in this line ulhi r °es s ,o n, and i":briall-nges all Europe to exceed him - for irace - fulness of style, and superiority of 1114 1 - . P) THE CURIOUS IN FISH .SAUCE. NOBILITY, GEN FRY, ani PUBLIC in grid sgener4l,- are res informed, JOHN BURGESS , ()N N 1- GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCliOviLs, - * l g l i u es to be prepared by them in the same manner that e," such uniyeisal approbation for many years past.. , fully-oll n) fi ng itts . tly.acqu . irFd superiority of that Article 1 ers, ll , imed in the opinion of the Country. at large, and . of d th e t r e , ident in all parts of the and, hay . ing . st . oo .I‘l' l t of trid, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. s tieb s e general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other t Sa uces for Fish, &c. induCes them, from the nunie s ious• iitchpetrients daily appearing, to caution 4c, In L 't At t s i t l D2...; the same, as none i"; to be had of their Genuine, ‘ter " tr Warelionse as under. belt 011).,,0.ther Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the . ity A'rt-inttiii Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in th trty • ,„ e E_ iNavy, supplied upon the shortest notice for and est Inaies, &c. b lre I: °r the convenience of Families in Scotland, they th e i r : 4 1) i p ointed M essrs. R. J o h nston and - Co. Edi n bUrgh, Wa-rol,e A gents for Fi s h S auces . e ' l°4 se, No. 107, corner of Savoy.steps, London. _ . and ESTATE in . the COUNTY of HUNT- T( ' BF INGDON. - V or :• SOLD BY PRIVACY CONTRAC , T,. si ,,Y- Desirable FREEHOLD,. ES'.k'it I h, co.n -',11113, "f." 14; of goodxsi Manor and sundry .very . . 13 Ts of-Ytlt ; .to Tenants ; comprising in the whole 7 , 2 t !'r4 6 .le, Meadow, and Pasture Land.' The ,Estat! • - F 'ler qi n . ' s r e . F,.and the Land Tax is redeemed, and a nawigabl , , G4rtli et i "pugli it. . 411., e ) a r rticulars may be had by -application , to Mr. chant, of St. Neots ; to Messrs. Forster, Cooke Ylar % 4 ! Z .. j and to Messrs. Driver, Sur wirrs. • . - A FREEHOLD ESTATE FOK SALE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Font . distina Lots, at the King and Queen lon, in worth, in the County of Wilts,. on the ad day of Decem ber next, at Eleven in the Forenoon, syrbjed to such Con ditions as shall be then and there produced • A VERY Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD ITI. ESTATE, called the MANOR FARM, consisting of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land in, a high state of Cultivation, situate at South M..,r,ton, in the PariSh of Highworth aforesaid, in a very pleasant and extremely fer tile part of the Country, and distant six miles from Earring `ton, six from Swindon, and fifteen front Wantage, all good Market Towns. Lot t. Comprises a good Farm-house, and a Dairy-house, Stables, and other Out-houses, all in , good repair, with the Court-yard, Gardens, Carrien, Orcnards, &c. , adjoining, Containing upwards of two Acres and a quarter, and with up wards of seventeen Aeres of Pasture Land, and Attar eleven Acres of rich Meadow contiguous thereto. Lot 2. Comprises a House with two Dwellings, and two Gardens, of rather more than a quarter of an Acre together, • and upwards of twenty-eight Acres of rich Meadow. Lot 3. Comprises upwards of five Acres and a half of Meadow, upwards of tv.ciity-two Acies and a halt' of Pas ture Land, with a Cow LeAZO in part thereof, .and near half an Acre of Coppice Ground. Lot 4. Comprises upwards of fourteen A cr e s a n d a half o f verytrich Meadow. Onz of the Conditions on which the Estate will he put up, will be, that in case.all the above Lots should not aclually be sOld, - biddings for those that shall be sold shall be void, and the venders' shall have a right to put up the, whole .Estate in one entire Lot. The whole of the above Premises are in LeitsetO Mr. Win. Pinegar, at a rnoderte rent, fur a term of fOurteen years, from Lady-day r 7 .99, determinable at the end of the firstseven years, at the oPtion,eitlier of Landlord or Tenant, on notice given, The Tenant pays ail Taxes but the Land- Tax, which is 61. t ts. rod. a-year, and is to repair the, glass of the windows, and to find carriage for all other materials for repairs. A modus of 2.d. per Cow is payable to the Vicar for the Tithe of Milk, and a composition of eight guineas a-year tbr all other Vicarial Tithes or the Estates. . For the accommodation of the purchaser of Lot he Ma nor of Barton and South Morston, .which as anextensve one, may, if the Estate be purchased in Lots, be, bought by pri vate eontrad; and, in case the purchaser of that Lot should refuse to porchase it, the option of buyilig it .1;‘ , ill be given to the purchasers of the other Lots - in.rotation ; 'and in case of refusal by all of them, the said Manor will be put up to . Audion, and sold to the best biddt;r. Fora view of the Premises,- 'apply to Mr.' Pinegar, the Tenant, who will chew the same ; and for further particu lars t o M r . Hut , Attorney, Ando ve r, Hants. NOVELS. • This Day Was published, In Two Vols. izino. Price 7s. boards, , • THE CASTLE of PROBATION ; or Prec e p t i ve Romances, chiefly taken from Lite. By A CLERGYMAN. Printed for H. D, Symonds, No. 2%, Paternoster-row. Where may be had, - J. Tales of the Abbey ; founded on Historical FaCis. By A. Kendall, 3 vols. tzmo. price lot. 6d. 2. The Castle on the Rock, 3 vols. 12ino. price Jos. 6d. 3. Derwent Priory, z. vois. price 75. 4. The Armenian or the Ghost Seer : tratislated from . the German of E. Schiller, by the Rev. Dr. Render, in 4 volt. 121110. price 14s; in boards. . s. The juvenile Einigrants, z Vols. 12ino. ss.. b. The Invasion, 2 vols. 71. 7, Mary De Chi - Fora, with two elegant Engravings ; and Edit. 3.; - . 6d. - , , Lettc;s of an Italian Nun, 35, 6d. 9. The Life Juni, Opinions of scluldati Notl4ilikff, 3 vols. als; 6%1. • „.. ” IL 1. 1T • : i : i *ig t24:ii . i.7 -- , . • 74 -‘i ,''' c. , 17 ' ...,_.* , •-r - 4.:4 ,5.., VAH • 3 .. r a . i...e.„......::,,,,..),,,,, ~-_,_...-„-,,,.-. ...1 , -f,s, - v. ) ~, b*, r , , .r:.' LP RICE slxvlNcE. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ]DUBLIN; cA r N: • September 2S, doz. T H E ' RESPECTIVE OFFICER S 11 , 11117ESTY's ORDNANCE, 'do heAely give IS'o:icei that there are in His itlajesoPs Ordpnee htsres, a ; well as in :several other 'Ordnance Stores in Ireland, a great riey o a f ACCOUTREMENTS, HORSE FURNITURE; CLOTHikG, _BAGGAGE, ,tc. belonging to the Colonels; and other Officers of Regiments , of .I..?ragoons; Feitcible 'Cavalry; that have been on Deb,- in Ireland; Which Articles, if clamed and taken away on or before the is% day of Dec. - mber next, will be sold to clear His Majest.y'S Stores of them. • All4plications . fir any of the above to be rithde in ViritTz7,l addressed to the lie:Raki,: Officers 4f fli,s Majesty's Ordnance in t., "V I r = 7 41 4 Y TV s 1. 4 j AI OND A Y, NOVEMBER 15, 1802. EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWA)?% At a MEETING of GENTLEMEN convened' by Pub— lic Advertisement, tO'take into consideration "the intended EXTENSION of the, SURREY IRON RAILWAY, through the Counties of SURREY, SUSSEX and }ANTS to the SEA COAST, held at the Swan Inn, in Reigate, on Tuesday the 9th day of November, 8 . 02 ; • ROBERT HUDSON, Esq. in the Chair ESOLVED, .That it is the Opinion of this IN. Meeting, that a Railway will- be beneficial to the County of Surrey, inasmuch as it willrtacilitate the carrying Merchandize to Market. • . • That it is their opinion, a Line - should be extended to London, frOm such point in the present Railway as s h a ll on , an atluL Survey be approved as the best. - • That Mr. William fe,sscip - do take a Survey from the pre sent Railway of the Country between London and droydon, for such intended' Line, and • that at a Meeting to-be held at the King's Arm's Inn, In .Croydon, on this day log night, he do make a Report of the same. • That the following Gentlemen be added to the Committee, v iz. Sir Nm. Clayton, Bart. Col. Wood, N. P. Sir Wm. East, Bart. Richard Barnes, EA. Benj. Travers, Esq. for George Mowbry, Esq, Cha. Blunt, Bart. John Dingwall, Esq. r ()ben Hudson. Esq. Chi:tries E sq. Hvltonjoilia,Esq. M.P. WM. Parker Hamond, Esq. R: v. Wm. jolliiln, Thomas Byron,•Esq: Rob. Ladbroke,Esq.M.P. Rev. Thomas Wigsell. That the Proceedings of "this Meeting be advertised in the Public Papers. , . . . That this Meeting be adjourned to Tuesday the 23c1 inst. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon; at thel;:ing'S 'Arms Inn, Croydon.in ;._. Thai the Thanks of this Meeting be given ,to the Chair man, for his able and attentive Conluet. in the Chair. ROBERT HUDSON, • Chairman. W. B. LUTTLY, Secretary, November 9. ' Wandsworth. • GRANb 'IUNCTION CANAL•OFFICE, • Paddingsdn, Nov. 4, 1802. THE PROPRIETORS of SHARES.and HALF .SHARES in the said Canal, and Holders of Loan Se curities, are desired to take Notice, thatat the General -As sembly of Proprietors held at the Crown and Anchor Ta vern, m the Strand, on the ad instant, • It was Unanimously Resolved, to raise by Voluntary Sub scription, upon terms - peettliarly. advantagouS and beneficial to tale said Proprietors and Holders of Loan Securities, the Sum of Two Hundred and Thirty-foUr Thousand Five Huh died. Pounds, for the. completion of the said Canal, and exe- , • curing several Plans for extending and rendering the same - more useful and productive., . , - The Committee have directed CoPieS of the Resolutions, containing the Terths and Conditions of the Subscription; io be sent to every Proprietor; but as some of those Proprie tors may have changed their Residences, and as the Holders of Loan Securities are for the greater part unknown to the Committee, all such Proprietors and HolderS of Loan Secu rities are informed, that a Copy of the TermS. and Condi tions of the Subscription, may be had at this Office . ; at Na. • 23, Fludyer-street ; Westminster; at Mr. Grey's, Bucking_ ham ; Mr. Chaplin's, Aylesbury ; or at the Banking-house of Messrs. Praeds, Digby, Box, Babbage, and Co. fleet street:. The benefidial act antaget of this Subscription, are con: fined•excitisively to the Proprietors of Shares and Half Shares, and Holders of Lcian Securities, or their Nominees respectively, and the . intention to subscribe must be made known to the Tteasprers at the Crol,vn and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand '(where attendance will be given between the hours of Ten and Four), and the Sums stilMlaled must tie deposited on or bethre the loth of December next. To prevent the confusion and disappointment whi c h wou ld unavoidably arise fro= a great number of applications being made on the same Day, Persons.intending to subscribe, are requested to apply at the Crown and Anchor, and produce their . Documenrc way be, arter th e lay aektt before the of December, fitoz. NEW INVENTED :IMPERIAL DINING TABLE, SOFA BED, CHAIR BED, Handsome Brass-Screw Four Posts, and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Stiand. ,NE of the Imperial Dining Table's, T. Mor gan had the Honour of sheaving to THEIR MAILS, TIES and the PRINCESSES at 'the Queen's House, who were, according to their accustomed goodness of encouraging Ingenuity, most graciously pleased to express their highest approbation and sanction or the same. Also the much ad mired BQss Screw Bedsteads, called Patent, so easily , fixed up and taken down without Tools, the Furnitures to which ar e. made upon a new Plan, in fixing on and taking oil' with out the use of Nails, Tools, &c. Several other Articles .of Furniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet BrancheS, upon new and improved Principles • a coritPlele Assortment of portable ,mosquito Nett Beds, and every other Article requisite for La diesand Gentlemen going to the East and West ludieg, and all other foreign Climates ; are alloWed far superior to any other sort usually sold ; handsome Dome Beds; and new designed French Window Curtains, en suite, with every other Article o f Furniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, by Morgan-an&Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers,,No. 16 and E 7, Catherine -street, Strand. • N. B. Morgan and Sanders, entreat Ladies aunt Gentlemen to be particular in thc NumberS, No. 16 and i7,three Doors from the Strand. , • •, CHELSEA HOSPITAL, . . November JZ, 1802. rr HESg are, by Order o f t h e Ri g h t. H onoura b le .1- the - Lords aid others, Commissioners for Managing the •Affairs 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 respective Corps, as Serjeants; Torpd rals, Drummers ' or Private Men (th e O ut -P ens i oners f rom -the late Horse Guards, and Horse Grenadier Guards, the Life Guards, and Royal Horse Guards such Men as by the Hospital Books are now more than fifty:five years of age, or had served twenty -o'veyears in the Army previously. to their Discharges, those who have lost a Lirub - , or, their Eye. sight, or are Cripples, and the Letter-men, excepted), do personally and regimentally appear at • the' said' Hospital', on the, 'Days undgmentioned and appointed for, them resPee tively ; when Arid where Attendance will he given, trent Nine o'C lock in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon ' in order that s uc h o f t h em, as on examination shall be fouticifit, 'may be sent to Garrison Duty, viz. - MONDAY the z9th November, The Pensioners from the Dragoon Guards, those frofn the several Regiments of Dragoons, Fencible Cavalry . . the 13ri— tish Lcgion'of Horse, ass! time Royal Waggoners. - ' TUESDAY the 3oth Novel/the:. The Pensioilers from the First and n t Regiinents of Foot Guards. - • • WEDNE.:SPAY the zst December. The Pensioners from the Third Regiment of Foot Guards; with.those from the First Regiment of Foot, to the' loth of Foot inclnsive. THURSDAY the zd-December. Those from -the loth Regiment of Foot to the 25th of Foot inclusive. FRIDAY the '3d December. Those from the 26th Regiment of Foot to the 45th of Foot v SATURDAY the 4th December. Those from he 46th Regiment of Foot to the loth of Foot inclusive. lONDAY the 6th Dec.erriber. Those from the 71st Regiment of Foot, - to the' 134th of Foot inclusive; as- also the Pensioners from Lord Strathaven's, Majors Walles - , Elford's, and Fish's - Corps,, Loyal Irish, Queen's Rangers, Cinque:Port and Lancashire Volunteers; and. the Royal: Garrison Battalion. TUESDA V the 7th December. The Pensioners i'rorn the Fencitile.Corps, the sevoral Ame rican and, otl4r Corps, tile independent, Companies, and . , Militia. kis-Majesty zas,, on this occasion, thought fit- to-declare his gracious intention, that none of theOut-P_ensioners, who, on examination s maybe found fit tbr duty, shall be-required to serve any where but in the Invalid Corps; that every Man found fit for duty, shall be entitled,, on his arrival at the Gar rison to which fie - shall be 'Sent, trii - Tel‘Fe a Bounty of Ono Pound FiVe-Shillings, or so • much thereof as shall remain, after supplying him with proper necessaries ; and those who, on examination,, are found unfit fin - ditty, shall he dismissed With proportionate subsistence to carry them back to their homes. And it is hereby further notified, that all such of the said Out-Pensioners,' as well. grout the Cavalry as Intantry ;ex- - cept,as aforesaid), who shall not appear at the said 1-1(11;pital, at the time herein appointed, in obedience to His iVlajesty's Commands, will be considered asotherwise(provided for by Government„.6r as dead ; an d they will accordingly be struck °tithe Books of the Out-Pension , . of the said Hospital, with out any prosped of being restored thereto. ' • AUST . , • Secretary and Register. To.DRIU'ADI•ER-GENERAL GROSE, &c. Sec. Sac. The A DIAESS f the nndersigned -MAGISTRATES and GE Eh; Li /4 of tn... CJUNTV XE01:1)..- sI R , r't °RING the late Detestable Rebellion, - and I J the Turbulence which kas since succeeded it,• no part of this distracted Kingdom was so marked by atrocious enor mities as our County. At a time of apprehension and much difficulty, you were appointed to the command of His, Ma jesty's Troops in this Distrid : the situation was arduous, and required superior abilities. In it von have been emi nently distinguished by your steady, judicious, and decisive condud : you have renitereilthe Rebel :obedient to the Laws of his offended Country;. and you have reconciled the e re sentment of the Loyal S-übeet, Which was the natural con sequenee of unheard-of and unprovoked aggression, We, Sir, who have-been witnesses nf your many great and impor tant services, feel it our indispensable duty thus publicly to acknowledge them ; and to return you our sincere thanks for that_prompt and cordial co-operation which the Ma gistrates received, on all occasions, when it was necessary for them to apply to you in , use exercise of their duty. • To record to your latest posterity these your services, and our just setrSd of them, we beg your acceptance of a Piece of Plate, with a suitable Inscription.. • We have the 1-Lonour to be, 'With respee.l, - andunfeigned regard, Your I. riends and very humble Servants, • • kties,Boyd, Ceorge Ogle Hawtry White Charles Dawson Solomon- Rrchards Francis King lilarth. Sparrow . Ebenezer Jacob • Abram. lirownrig William Richards Isaac Cornock John H. Lyster Zach. Cornock. Christian Wilson W. Harvey,Tem- Henry Deienzy Edward Pere - WA • piehill Mark Charters Joshua Nunn • Win. A. Le Hurite James Brert • Walter Rote ' Cavanah Charles Ilill Rich. Newton King john Hatton • Richard Hill Thomas Handcock Thomas fames Matthew Ford William Eastwood • Will iant Turner .Wm. - iii`Corinack John Harvey Jo. 13eauman, sen. Themas Lett t , corgeli. Rfatie Jn. BeaturiApjdn.llWs Rudd Richard Dunovaci John H. Gowan To JAMES BOYD, El. High Sheriff of the county of Wexford. SZ , I HAVE the Honour to acknowledge the receipt of the Address signed by yourself; the Magistrates, and Gentlemen of the County of Wextbrd. In reply, be pleased to assure them, lam proud to receive in.testimony of their esteem the Token it is desired I sbould accept ; That its possession is the more flattering, when I consider by whom it is given.— and that the; approbation I receive is conterred . by those, whose undaunted Loyalty, and zealous endeavours to sup press the Kebellion, have always been so conspicuous ; and which finally produced those consequences, they are now so generously pleased to attributeio my exertion. . • Siocerely wishing .the Happiness, Prosperityt and future Tranquillity of your hospitable County, 1 have the Honci.r to be, Sir, With much resped and esteem, to you and them, Yoursin::ere Friend, and.very humble Servant, Wexford, Oct. IS, 183 z. FRANCIS GROSE. ....1 :4 1 ?:`,.01 c.4 ‘ ,. ;4 ‘:" : 1 ."4. , . t %" i l -f ir1 ; 11 ! . .:fC.; 1 % ,,,,,, ,,,, ‘ ' ' . ........ t iV .--,_.,. *4 ‘- -47. , ••',•..,.. :.: ....- , „ 5 :..,..-- ; ;?-k.... 1... .4 , - -, ...", , "•.:" - . 4., 5 ctlyk*,:: "".M7P-e.Vve , ":: .. " /11 i l'i r,:sAsf<.: •' l 'l 4 :';10,, \•\•••,. . EAST INDIA HOUSE, August ri, 1801.. rri4E COURT of DIRECTORS of tilt UNITED cOMP.SNY • of lIIERCHANTS of ENG. LAND tr 4 dingto the East bere43: give Notice, :Phil it 7.1' their lutention to receive Applicationsoll or before the 3oth Scptemher, .I;wn 11):? ille - rchanti :wanting Tannest;' fir the Export of Goods la India ; far such Goods which are to be Ship:. ped in the ensuing Quarter; and on or before the 31st pecent4r, te 3 rot Ma?eh,- and 3otb Yune; for such Goods the Merchant:. are desirous of Shipping in each Quarter', jollotbing'suCh . jths ; and that it is theirintentiOn also to furni.th Tonnage for In) , insn. tity of Madeira Wine which ithiyhe ,required, by Pers.ans Widing to Ship the same for India, upon sin:ill:J . applications. Particulars cf ?be Rates of 'Freight, ,&c. for the first Shipr of the Season, are to he ieenin'the Office Of the Clerk to `the Conrniare if Shipping, 'WILMA M RA 1T SA Y, Srcretag. EAST-INDIA REGISTER. To-morrow will be published, price (By Permission Of the Hon. 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