The Sun. — London, England, 1802-03-27 00:00:00

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Sir john Falitair, Mr. COOKE ; King Henry, Mr. MURRAY ; P lince.cf Mr. LEWIS ; . • Worcester, Mr. HULL ; poins m r . WHITFIELD; ! . Francis, Mr.. - KNIGHT ; Douglas, Mr'. EARLEY ; Bardolph, THOMPSON ; 4 t - id Hotspur, Mr, SIDDONS. * , !s• .. • .I - lostess, Mrs.•D AVE NPORTAttd ',tidy Percy, Miss CHAPMAN. KARL EQUIN's ALIVIANACK:- ro t , Tue sday by particular desire, Mrs. Billi ng t on w ill per in a.vt.ile Charader of,Rosetta, in the Comic Op era o f L ore w ith 'Love - A-la-Mode. on l 'th night of the new Opera of The Cabinet will be tirulav tf...nmaturd'Y Mrs. Billington Will perform the Charaaer A 1 , ---.41-l e, in the Serious ()pera of Artaxerxes. .Aer C;rand Ballet in Adion, called The B/*CII Mask, cr clucett erto " 4 : l n Rosabella, is ishearsal, and will be pro toratioxt week,- with entire new Music, Scenes, and De , 11%. M liarati on Comedy of ti:e Man of the World is in pre tnce-l‘t!' : k r ': which Mr. coke.will make his tirg opi i - ":„;.. .rheatre, in o thc Characler of Sir. Pertmax ,---...._____ I AS T O • ~..riii.,„,WEEK BUT ONE IN LENT. N W ,` - " , RE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET,. s (%inesday and Friday Evenings next, at TRA.Nl• v b en o'Clock, -EIDOURANION, or LARGE tour s ' ''''' A l , - ENT OR RE KY.—The very flattering En chine-g7nent and Attention so often bestowed upon this' Ma itltrar at it s lab,. , 11 " 2 impelled Mr. WALKER, jun. to continually , progres.sive Improv*ment ; so that now ever) k t i eating phenomenon of the Heavens is renclered perfettly t i brl ll i upon mere inscieaion ; whilSt the uninformed atten to • 3 °olv-dire&ed in its view by his accompanying Astro verilical tecatre The Ceres Ferdivandia, or just disco rel l ‘ l ew Janet, is added - to the Eidouranion. Is• - • 14 kkets, and thehad of Ncw BoOk of the Le&ure, may be the to ffs k lee, at the Theatre liox-Off;•e, where Places__ for as te c j s may b e taken.—Boxes. Pit 35. First Gallery . `Gallery is. • NEW FOREST. btliE COMMISSWNERS authorised by His ~ . . ia 2. l 4jesti , ••,, C .n - ; - ir.... --;), to carry info e.;e:!.iti , n an Aa ~..'- " - --, , - a t , -th le r• ir H. ma .t, • , ......z..- ~..., . ~)' 0.:!.. , 1... 4, . a—- .. ofi„ Reign, illtitUlei, " An .-sict for the better Preservation k , lather in the New Forest, in the County of SouthamP il, and A c t , for ascertaining the Boundaries of - the said Forest, h,. ?t the Lands of the Crown within the same ;" Do here jOlve Notice, that they intend to meet on Friday the 9th ti,,f Ap r il next, at Nine of the Clock in the Forenoon pre fat otiY, attlianip the tCoron Inn, at Lyndhurst, in the said C oun ty exec into,tiw, for the purpose of carrying the said Act ution —Dated theSth I.)ay ofMarch, iSoz. gy Order of the Commissioners, 'IOHN - KING, Secretary. "rLE. r• . . ip ,' R AMMAR-CHOOL, MANCHESTER. - -"°NDON ANNIVERSARY. IVIEET. „), INC of ~ — "e School - `"e Noblemen and Gentlemen educated at the Ver n , s ,. , will beheld at the Crown and Anchor Ta * alia,%" SA RI of the- . 27th of April next. 4, Din , r — "RI. of WI ',TON in the Chair. -** It -II- Gl l the Table precisely at Five o'Clock. for their `,,ls. Particularly rennested; that Gentlemen will send to th e .Nl ,,' te .kets to the Bar of the-Tavern two days previous ei lhg. ,t_``, -rickets Half a Guinea each. W I L E ,REAS EDWARD JARRATT, Lately klnd s ;",!9ligingtn, His Majesty's.bock-yard at Sheerness,. t ittanti t ,7u,cled . for unlawfully having in his Possession a tit ki ' c h Canvas and other - Naval Stores, marked with r i f . 114'.s Marks : ' Whoever will apprehend, or give such 41°044"t0 Mr. Bicknell, of Spring Garden Terrace,. 4p r , Ti, Solisitor of the Admiralty, as may be the means of lier%r&oending the said Edward Jarratt, shall receive -a RE * 11 1 I) " TF.N PO U N DS, from the said Mr, Bickr.ell. b said EchVard Jarratt i:4.about 54 years of age, .5 feet g h itc es shout,hidere of a d fair complexion, wears a wiz; and is rat h er *,, ,..... 1 .. B RITI SH • .SH IMPERIAL HOTEL, forGENTLEMEN and FAMILIES,- . . S t...,Z4.kvis•rocK..-Row COVENT-GARDEN. ter: ' , ll- SEY returns his grateful Acknowledg -1 forts..e to the Nobility , Gentry, and his Friends in ge k,,, flattering Encouragement this Hotel has been c ..onti ll h ,, re d with, and assures them the untwist exertion-will : 4 , 4 11 t o ",", to be made, to suply every convenience and Com t",slir ii'l?,e Families who p may be - iileased to favnur it. with . ''e Ctvesidence. And tbr the • better Accommodation. n o w I:),PetIeCITLEIVIEN, a'spariious CO FFE E-ROOM•is now ktiene,',-vh.tre DINNERS, & c. will be served to Table in d al delest manner, by an experienced Cook ; and Gentlemen Pe.ndonhaving the best of Wines. CII3PCARRICK's HEAD TAVERN and HO G TE r L e , n Posite the Theatre, Bow-Street, Covent-Garden. a d . I iz ' IIC ER begs leave to inform his Friends and fedt'le Plibl' ' j,„, ic in general, that he has considerably enlarged -it i s " 1 „ Proved his House in Bow-street, within the last ) m , ea o r : tlati-0"°Iv fitted up with resped to every desirable accom . c 11 $ jo a stile equal to an House in the Metropolis. . entleinen eitt lng Ro and Families provided with good Beds and ILiiinersnrisines, Eze. &e. On moderate terms. ° llls for Parties frequenting the Theatres. N LW MANUFACTORY. zlll-1 NOBILITY and GENTRY are respea ititAlly informed, that the Elegant and Tasteful VA_ Dk t ', f NEW and FASHIONABLE. ARTICLES r Ivar-i, now exhibiting at ROBARTS and PLOWMAN's k e. enouse, have induced many Lihen-drapers, Haberdashers, QQootter f or S ale many kinds of spurious and interior thi s " , , as their Manuflidure. They are compelled to take Con°PPortunity of informing the Public, that they have no thatueXion with any Persons of the above' description, and to r „ the Genuine and,E legant Productions of their Manufac 421re only to be had at their Warehouse, No. i, Chandos t, Covent-arden. . . .., t , WANTCOUNTRY HOUSE. ED to RENT, in a good Spng I vi l i r , ~Country to excepted), With Right of Manors, me , -. ...5s to 6e Afiles of London, for 3 , 7 5 4 , or 21 years, at is I' , of the Tenant a God EAM ICY HOUSE, FU R • tiEn . , 4,4;ifti ~,, ? with Gardens, Double Coach-House, Stabling o.llortion, and' from 60 to Ise Acres of Grass Land. Pos tett (tut rermt before November or Decerner next. ers addresseti.to Mr. Lloyd, Bookseller, Harley -street.. • . SA TURDA Y, M _ARCH 27, 1302. CORPORATION OF THE AMICABLE SO.CJETY FOR INSURANCE UPON LIVES.' • • In Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-Street, Instituted by Charter of Qt/FArt ANNE, Anno r 706. THE DIRECTORS informthe Public, that the GENERAL COPRT,of the said SOCIETY having, upon a careful revision and examination of the state of their Funds and By-ltiws, fou,id tpat the Benefits of this Institu tion may he further extended; have reduced the :Premiums heretofore charged, and extended the, Amount which may be insured upon one Lite, froM three Shares to six. At this Office only, the Insurante is not avoided by any circumstance that may subsequently , take place in the mode of Life, or by the place or manner of the Death of the Per son insured._ And although the rate of InSurance is as mo derate as at any other Office, the Members of the Amicable Society, have an Interest in a very considerable and advanta ,geous.Contingency.. This Society being established for equal and mutual Bene fit, those who become Members by making Insurance upon their own Lives, or the Lives of others, are entitled, accord ing to the' Amount of their hisurance, to participate in the advantages; and those upon their own Lives, to talcepPt in all the deliberations of the General Courts, in which toe By_ laws are made , for the regulation of tke Society. Abstraas.of the Charters and By-laws,• and the Terms and Mrthrid9'er making Insurances, may he had at the Office, where attendance is given from Nine o'Clock till Two -Ho lidays cwepted. By Order of the Court of Direelors, JOHN PENSAM, Register. 4- 4 4— The new By-laws, as confirmed,by the General Court, held the 24th February, 1802,. are now ready for delivery to the Members. • GR'AND JUNCTION CANAL OFFICE; PADDINGTON. March tc , 18oz. 1 1 / 4 TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the N COMMITTEE of the GRAND JUNCTION, CA NAL COMPANY, in pursuance, and under the Authority of an Aa of Parliament, passed in the Thirty-eighth Year of the Reign of His present Majesty, have er i eded, , and in tend 44,open,- a MARKET 4,2 t and adjoining to the B ason o f the said Canal, at PADDINGTON, 9 for the Reception and Saleof • Hay and Straw ; ()fall sorts of Corn, Grain, Seeds, and Pulsq; Of Malt; Meal, Flour, and Bran ; Of Potatoes, and other Vegetables ; And of Cattle of all sorts. The Market for Hay, Straw, Corn, Grain, Seeds and Pulse, Malt, Meal, Flour, and Bran, will be regularly held on Monday and Friday in each Week. The Market for Potatoes and. other Vegetables, Nvill be held on Tuesday and Saturday in each Week. And the Market for all sorts of Cattle, on Thursday in each Week. IThe Market for Potatoes and Vegetables will commence at Six o'Cloa, and for other.Articie t l, (• L:iock in the Morning and will close every Day at Three oiClock in the Afternoon. The accommodations and conveniencies for standing, shew, safety, regularity, and dispatch, will be rendered as complete and perfect' as possible, and calculated for the reception of the various articles and commodities, whether brought or conveyed by Water on the Canal, or in Waggons and Carts by Land. _ _ The situation of Paddington for a Market, considering at the same time the cheap and easy mode of conveyance, by means of the Canal, will, it is presumed, forcibly strike those who may have occasion to make use of a Market in London. • • - -It isintended that the Market Tolls and Dues shall be as low, if not lower, than those . of any other established Market within the Metropolis - and means will be taken to regulate the Charges of the Salesman, upon terms that may prove reasonable and satisfactory to the Salesman, the Seller, and the Buyer. _ Due - Notice will be given of the Days on which the re 4peEtive Markets will first open.; and it is particularly wished to call the attention of Farmers, Graziers, Millers; Mealmen, Alaltsters, and other Persons, as well those who may have occasion to sell, as those who may have occasion to purchase, any of the before-mentionFd Articles or Commodities; to the situation of Paddington for a Market, but more especially to the great advantage which will follow a Reduttion of the Charge of. Carriage in the case of Goods and Commodities conveyed in Boats or Barges on the Canal, and the peat faci lity, and very easy expence, by which the Manure and other Articles may be conveyed in return, to any distance. . The Tolls, Dues, and other Charges, and also the System for the regulation and dispatch of Business in the Market, will be ready for delivery in a short time. Standings will be erected, as soon as possjble, for the Sale of Meat, Fowls, Fish, and other Provisions. By Order of the Committee, GRAY and C 1-lA PLI N, Clerks to the Company. This Day was published, Price 45." boards, CCENES in WALE S ; o r, Th e MAID o f LLANGOLF. By a CLERGYMAN. London : Printed for R. H. We9tley, No. 159, Strand ; E. Hennah,- St. Austell, Cornwall ; B. C. Collins, Sarum; Cruttwell, Bath ; and Norton, Btistol. DORSETSHIRE ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. FAULKNOR, . .4.4.the.Red Lit.o Inn, in Shaftesbury, in the County of Dc.r act, on Tuesday the joth of March,,_ iBoz, between the Hours of Twelve and Three, in Three Lots, according to the Conditions of Sale to be then and there produced u unless Sold before by Private Contrad, of which timely Notice will be given ; LOT I. iX LL that Capital MANSION HOUSE, situate lA_ in the Parish of Motcombe, in the County of Dorset, with the Coach-ho Use, Stables, Garden, large Orchards, and Paddock thereto belonging, containing by adineasure ment BA. t R. z 9 P. now in hand. And also, all tliat DAI RY FARM thereto adjoining, can. sisting of a good Farm-House, Barn, Stable, Cow-houses ; and all other necessary Out-buildings, with 94 A. 2R. 24,P . of good rich old inch) l Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, Coppice and loins, above 80 A. whereof arc Meadow and Pasture ; and also Common of Pasture, without Stint, on the extensive Commonable Places of Moteombe aforesaid; now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Mitchell, as a yearly Te-iant thereof, at an old Rent. A 1 so all those three Cottages lying near thereto, in the oc cupation of john Morgin,G!orgepatcher, and Joseph Burt. LOT -11 All that FARM lying near to, and in Part adjoining the foregoing Lot, consisting of a good Farm-House,-Barn„StOle, Cow-houses, Out-buildings, and Garden, together w ith 127 A. a R. 17 P. of old inclosed rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, and Bolas, about go Acres whereof are Meadow and Pasture; and also Common of Pasture without Stint, on the extensive CoMmonable Places of MotCombe aforesaid; now in the occupation of Mr. James Mundy, as yearly Tenant thereof, at an old Rent. Also a Cottage or Tenement - lying near thereto, in the occupation of Stepher, Arnold: N. B. The above Lots are Copyhold of Inheritance, Fine certain, Part of the Manor of Gillingham, subject to a Quit-rent of 11. 45. gd, per Annum, and to an Heriot of the best Beast on the Death of the Tenant in Possession. UNDRA‘‘N TICKETS- March 26, 1862. pMEETING of the • Principal HOLDERS . of i TICKETS was This Day held, to take into consi deration the propriety of selling any more. Tichls, whilst the FIVE GRAND CAPIT4.I. PRIZES remain Untirawn A principal Holder was for consolidating the whole Of the Undrawn Tickets at present unsold, and not suffering any more to be sold, untik, at least, three out of five of the Ca pital Prizes were drawn. . A spirited Office-Keeper remonstrated against the propo -sition, stating, that he steoclpledged by his Advertisement, to sell Undrawn Tickets and. Shares throt,hout the whole of the Drawing; and as such, claimed a right to be supplied with Tickets, whilst any remained unsold. Much Debate ensued ; hut on its being put to the Vote, there was a-decided Majority for continuing the Sale : and as such it was agreed, to daily distribute, without favour or affeelion, Tickets for Sale to the following Office-Keepers, to supply the public. No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross. -Bianscoinb, No. ir, Holborn, - and•37, Cornhill. Bruckshaw and .Capel, Royal Exchange. Carroll, No. 26, Oxford-street. Drummond,. No. 65, Fleet-street. Harrison, Piccadilly. Hazard, Borne, and Warner, Royal Exchange. Hedges, NO. 149, Oxford_street, and 44, St. James's street. Hodges, No. 417, Pall-Mall. Hornsby, No. z 6, Cornhill. Mailer, No. 1, Great Piazza, Covent-Garden. Nicholson; No. 16, Cornhill. Pope, No. 12, Castle Alley, Royal Exchange. Porter,. No, 14, P a rli ament - street . Richardson; Goodluck, and Arnull, Cornhill, and Charing-CIOSS. Scott, No. 75, New Bond-street. Stewart, No. 563, Oxford-street. (Au-don, Nn ti. Poultry. A CARD. A REPORT -liavir4 been circnlat,ed, that the Se cond Part of RURAL SPORTS :.•ould never appear, the Compiler feels it his duty to those Noblemen and Gen— tlemen, who have honoured the Work by their Patronage, to assure them, and also the Public at large, that the Second Volume is in a state of forwardness, and will be published in June next. Soecimens from the Plates already finished for the Second Volume, may be seen at Mr. White's, Bookseller, Fleet s: ; and at Messrs. Bunney and Gold's, Shoe-lane. TO LADI ES OF RANK AND FASHION. CORREn IMITATIONS OF NATURE. BOW AN's PATENT HEAD- DRESSES, I • having, for the last twelVe months, obtained the sanc tion, and secured the recommen.:.ti,,n of the most dis tinguished Ladies of Taste and Fashion, he feels it his duty to express his gratitude, and to assure theirs that he has not relaxed in his, endeavours, having made such arrangemeists as he hopes will prevent the delays and disappointments his Customers suffered last year. On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, T. B. goes abroad (himself) to take orders, and to fit-on. On Mondays, Wecifiesdays, and Fridays, he is at home. He has five stir_ ferent Apartments, and every convenience, where, from the variety, (as most of his ready-made articles are counterparts of orders); Ladies will be able to give their orders with more precision than at their own houses. Proper persons, Hair Cutters and Dressers, always,attend. • His Dress Patent Head-Dresses are perfealy unique: he will not describe /hem ; they must be seen, (as his descrip tions are copied by others); but for..gel.,:ral purposes they have not their equal ; are very easy, never hilrt the head, yet perfealy secure. The price 5 guineas. His Full-Dress Patent Head-Dresses are beautifully sim ple when folded up and fastened with a comb or bodkin; are easily dresi in any stile the best Head of Hair is,capable of, and much superior in beauty. Price 6,8, so, 12, x 5, and 20 guineas. Patent Undress, 4 and 5 guineas. Common, 3 guineas. Tresse ala Grecque, 2,3, 4,3, 7, and to guineas.' In order to prevent unnecessary applications, he makes no Perruque or Head-Dress, under 3 guineas, or any Patent one under 4 guineas„ He 111:11ad a Copper-plate engraved, which enables any Pady or Gentleman to take an accurate measure of their own Head, sent by Post to the Country, but not delivered in Town. • T. JJ.'s Patent Perruques fbr Gentlemen, 4 guineas. Hair Cutting or Dressing, .each, at home 2S. 6(1. Abroad ss. No. toe, New Bond -street, one Door above brook-street. Mrs. VI:. CEN•Cs GOWLA.ND's LOTION, IS proved to be the only safe a n d c er t a i n Sp ec ifi c ever yet discovered, for removing all Eruptions from the lACE and SKIN, and improving the mast delicate Corn. plexion ; but as Counterfeit Preparations are offered to the Public, it is necessary to guard them against purchasing any Lotion but what has the Name M. E. Vincent signed on the Label on each Bottle ; all not so signed are counterfeit, and One Hundred Guineas Reward will be paid on convic tion of a Forgery of her Signature. Affidavit sworn before the Lord Mayor at the Mansion- House " W. Nicoll, formerly of St. Paul's Church-yard, in the City of London; many years a dealer in Patent Medicines, maketh oath and saith , that he was applied to and employed by Mr. Dickinson, of ' Long -acre, to ti - eat with Mrs. Vin cent, of NQ. 4, Davies-street, for the purchase of her pro perty and right in Gowland's Lotion, and that he was em powered by Dickinson to ofkr heran A4rittity, as a Considera. tiOn to induce her to relinquish and give up the preparing and vending the said Lotion to him ; which offer this Deponent accordingly made, but the same was rejected by Mrs. Vin cent with disdain, she declaring that she would not part with or disclose the Original Recipe on any account, as she, was the only Person possessed of the true Secret of properly pre paring the said Lotion ; and this Deponent furthersaith, that tile said R. 'Dickinson hath several times acknowledged to this Deponent,: that the Lotion, as .prepared by Mrs. Yin oent, is the - Genuine Gowland's Lotion. ' , . , Sold Wholesale, Retail, and-tor Exportation, by Mrs. Vincent, at No. 4, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square, Lon don. Quarts Bs. 6d. Pints 3d. Guinea Cases, containing five Pints, carefully packed, and warranted to arrive sate to any part of the Kingdom, from No, 4; Davies-street. It is likewise sold at . Bacon's, Ching ai , dliutle:, Newbery, 'rum, Rigge, M'Pherson, Ward, and all the Yqutable Medicine :Venders and Perfumers in Europe. BATH'S RESTORATIVE, OR STRENGTHENING PILLS. TO THE PUBLIC. • MANY of the Friends of the late SHURMER BATH, of Bristol, who were witnesses of the power ful of his Restorative or Strengthening Pills, are de sirous so.beneficial a Medicine should be made known to the world. During many years extensive praelice, the. Propri etor forbore to give them publicity, and scrupulously avoided pecuniary advantage to himself Or family; yet their merit is so well known in — the city and neighbourhood where he re sided, thaethere are tew of the inhabitants who would not give testimony to theih i excellence. They are particularly useful in all. complaints to which Females arc subjed, and are peculiarly adapted, to the con stitution of Girls of about twelve. or thirteen years of age; and for those young Women who have pallid complexions, are afflided with shortness of breath, and great reludance to exercise, these Pills are a specific; as they, in a short time, restore to the Blood its Jost Crassamentum, and thereby give the bloom of Health to the palest cheek: They are a remedy tbr all diseases that originate in the Stomach ; the lost tone of which they speedily restore; tliey remove Hattilencies, expel wind, create an Appetite, and promote Digestion : they have, been found extremely effica cious in Bilious _and Hysterical complaints, Pains in the Head, Jaundice, and in broken a n d decay e d Constitutions, from free living or a variety ofother causes. They have been repeatedly, known to curethe Hooping Cough; and when given to• Weakly or Ricketty Chiluren, they rarely fail ef fecting a cure. . They are carefully prepared by the Family, and sold whole sale and retail by Bailer and Howell, Wine -street, Bristol ; also in London, wholesale and retail, by F. Smith, Drug gist, Haymarket; and retail by Darton and Harvey, G race church-street ; and William Clark, Confeetion.:r, in the Borough; in Boxes' at a. 6d. zs. 6d. and 4s. stamps included. Mils 111. All that FREEHOLD FARM called Seymour's, situate in the . Parish of Shaston St. James : otherwise Shaftesbury, consistin4,of 27 Acres of old inclosed rich Arable, 'Meadow and Pasture Land, the greater Part thereof Meadow and Pas ture, with extensive Right of Common, now in the occupa tion of Mr. William Seymour, as a yearly Tenant thereof, at an old Rent. C::r The above Estates are situate in a fine Sporting Coun try, and near to good Markets, being within Three Miles •of Shaftesbury aforesaid, Seven Miles front Hindon, Twelve Miles from Blandford, and Sixteen from Warminster. Mr. James Mundy, one of the Tenants, will 'spew the Es. tates ; and printed Particulars may be had at the Red Lion Inn, Shaftesbury; King's Arms, Salisbury; Messrs. Dyilel sy, Bell and Dyneley, Gray's Inn, London; and of Messrs.• Hall and Ryley, Hungerford, Becks, who are authorized to contract} for the Sale thereof. [PRICE SIXPENCE. At a MEETING of the INHABITANTS tho BC. ROUG H of•W ARW I CK, holden at the.Coi , rt House in the said Borough, on Tuesday the 2,3 d. Day of March, &Sea, pursuant to Public Advertisement, JOHN- ED W ARDS, Esq. Mayor, in the Char; • ResOlved Unanimously, T HAT' appears to this Meeting, Oat the Tauponx is in its operation unequal, partial and ' oppressive, inasmuch as the Incomes-of Annuitants, the precarious fruits of Personal Inuustrv, and the Prot-i-ii 7 :Ides (for the obtaining of which the Capitals employed art 0, ..' , ,xposeti to unavoidable hazard), meet ',lle same • mji,. 'ras Incomes arising from Landed or tither Permanent- Proper RenC• - f - i0 Unanimously, That the ;' . .tisitorial powers established for the collec lion of the s. Pax, arc vexatious and degrading, to. I ridivi. duals,• and 'tit, 'l repugnant to the Principles of a Free Constitution. aA . • Resolved Unai. ••;,05,J.14 • That the said Tax is •0•,..-stritdivc of the Morals - Of tI; People, by holding out rewari, v . V A sje jury • and th - t.tha Tax is so odious and 0i,.2. - . ,!Lt s . s iii its ciplec• il?Trrhe modification whatever can render it equitable, just, and practicable. Resolved Unanimously, That a Petition be prepared, and signed by.the Mayor, Town Clerk, and Twenty Inhabitants, and presented to the Honourable House of Commons without delay, for an imme diate repeal ofthe said Tax ; and that the Members for this • Borough be requested to present the same, and be instruled to support any Motion or Motions which shall be made for the repeal of the said Tax. Resolved Unanimously, That these Resolutions be published in the Birmingham, Coventry, andone of the London Papers, and that a Copy thereof-be sent to the Committee appointed by Common liallof the City of London, - for obtaining a repeal of the said Tax. Resolved Unanimously, That the Mayor be requested to forward the Petition and Copy of these Resolutions to the Members for this Borough. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to John Edwards, Esq. Mayor, for his ready compliance in calling this Meet ing, and for impartial Conduct toe Chair; and that he be requested to sign the Resolutions. JOHN EDWARDS, Mayor. Dr. JOHNSON. just published, rice 3s. 6d. AA CRITICAL ENQUIRY into the. MORAL WRITINGS of Dr. SAMUEL JOHNSON, in which the tendency of certain Passages in the Rambler, and other Produdions of that celebrated Writer is impartially consi dered —1 nterspersed with some-original Anecdotes. To which is added, • .•. _ _ An Appendix, containing a Dialogue between Boswell and johnson, in the Shades. • By ATTA LUS. Sold by Messrs. Cobbatt and Morgan, Pall Mall ; and R. Faulder, Bookseller to the King, New Bond-street. Near WARTIELD, the VERGE . of DSOR FOREST. '4' 0 BE LET T, a. Cunvcnient FAMILY HOUSE, FURNISHED, with all Offices compleat, Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds, beautifully encircled by Lawn and Meadows, about Fifty Acres of the richest M 0... dowin the County.. Situation of this de - sirable..elevated Spec - , 'called or - knoWn by HAWTHORN-HILL, and haS been the residence of - a respe6table kamily for many Years, and may be enter e d on inimediately, •by application to Mr; Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, Appraiser, &c. No. 160, Piccadilly. - N.B. The Live and Dead Stock, consisting. of Cows, Sheep, Poultry, Hay, &c. may be had at a fair Appraise.- mein. UPTON, near SLOUGH. TO BE LETT, with imineWate Possession, ANek Brick and Sashed D WELLINGLHOUSE, in the true Cottage Style; contains two neat Parlours, lour best Bed-rooms, and four for Servants, with every con venient Office; Stable for three Horses, and a CoaCh-house; pleasant Walled Gardens,- in perfect order, refreshed and supplied by the finest Water that Spot is so much admired for, and its Purity! of the Air. The Situation is retired, within an easy distance from the Church, about a quarter of a mile from the Bath Road, an from London ; a pieasant Walk or Ride in two direclions to Windsor, onl; two ;.files. Please to refer to Mr. Kimberley, No. 160', Piccadilly, for terms, which are very moderate. COUN'fY,OF BUCKS; Within 2 miles of the Bath Road, and at from London, West. HE LEASE of a most complete HUNTING i BOX, fitted' up and improved by an elegant Bow; i. - "mprising a spacious Dining Parlour, and Drawing-room over, the same - size; a Gentleman's_Dr,!ssing-room or Study, a BreAtfast-tuogi, 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 near , ' Dairy, aud Larder; a Stable for two Horses, and a Chqise house, witha Hay-loft over; a Cow-house, Sheds for Poul try, and other Conveniencies 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 herbage. The Premises are in -perfed repair, served with exceeding fine Water, and plenty in all seasons: The Front is bounded by the beautiful Village Green, with agreeable Plantations, and the verdure nearly gnual to in closed Meadows. The Situation dry and healthy, Zo years Of the Lease unexpired,' the Rent very low, and the Taxes • very moderate; possessing every other .Accommodation cal culated fora Sportsman,. or a Person 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 Appraisement. COUNTY OF BERKS, In the most pleasant part of Windsor Forest. TO BE SOLI), 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 Resin:lability ,• comprising a sub stantial Brick and Sashed Dwelling-House; with Officcs compleat. A Five-stall Stable, Double Coach-house, - witlf a Room and Loft over. Behind the Stables and Coach houses is - A snug Farin-yard, with a Cow.house ; Standing for two Horses, Sheds for 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 planted with flowering Shrubs and Evergreens, now in high perfection ; together with an Orchard •of the best cholce of Trees, - and three beautiful Meadows encircle the whole, about is Acres, well fenced and watered. The Situation of tlais Spot is remarkable for the purity. of the Air, being within two miles of the celebrated S unning Hill, Wells, the vergeof the Forest, only four miles from Wind sor, -on the Reading ForeSt Road, near the Royal Stag Hounds, His Majesty's new Rides, the Parks, and the vici nity of a social polite Neighbourhood, not to be equalled 2.4 miles from the Metropolis. N.B. Eight years unexpired of •the Lease at - Lady-day, iBoz ; the Rent is low, and the Taxes easy. Terms and Particulars of Mr. Kimberley, No. i6o, 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.