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~~ ..~:,~;~ ._ ~, :~.,-`~: 1 . i , .‘ 1 -,,,, i -•, .v.. 1 -0 ~• • ! ri l ji / , • • N . " 43;; • • ... v o V ' 1 IN 6 111I NIB/7p, 2960.] 1 .1 S. reciuests a Nrsonal Interview, as the most expeditious Mode of settling the B4siness in que§- _ . HE 'TIMBER advertised in this Paper of the „„,,. Lath init. to be sold by A uaion at the White Lion in ••Z`,19 1 , Denbighshire, is ALREADY DISPOSED OF. FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. Whitehall, March g, 1802. EREAS it has been humbly represented to W l- !h e King, that in the Night of the 4th instant, t h e , o ust of M r . F. TAYLOR, of New Malton, Y or k s h ire lthe Cashier in the Bank of Messrs. R. C. Brdadley andgo.), 4t '4 , ,s b urglariously broken open by some Persons, who,. after ~-wring Said Mr. Taylor, by tying him in bed, obtained by 11, tais the Keys of the Bank and of one of the Iron Chests, i, t°l e therefrom Cash,. Bank of England Notes, and Coon- Lank Notes, chiefly those of the East Riding Bank, to a rllsitlerable amount, the Property of the said Messrs. R. `.,,roadley and Co. Majesty, for the better apprehending and bringing to t i:t'ce the Persons concerned in the Burglary above men, dj il ed, is hereby pleavd to promise His most gracious Par.. to a n y one of said l) the Person who first broke yder prl aad entered the said Dwelling-House), who shall disco hi_s or their Accomplice or Accomplices thei'eln, so that olt she, or they may be apprehended and convicted thereof. PEHAM. I ,end as a f urt h er Encouragement, a REWARD of FIVE ' I b UN DRED GUINEAS is hereby offered to any Person or f t- Pons making su c h Discovery as'aforesaid (except as is be excepted), to be paid Upon the Conviction of any one or 1 4 re of the Offenders, by R.. C. BROADLEY, Esq. and Co. Grand- jury Room, March tr, rBoz. Resol ve d, LENT ASSIZES. THE GRAND JURY for the COUNTY of H ot YORK, being of opinion that the Charge fo! Post_ and s s Per Mile should be regulated mu the Price which Hay of 0 C orn bear (and which being now h reduced, admits I.„,(l_,ii,inst grounds for continuing the exorbitant . Charge ma re d 47; y !nkee Pers), do therefore recommendk its being . as toilows, viz. Is. fora Pair of Horses, Per T hat js• for Four Horses S Duty included. Wise r,d, ac is ecl 'lrgeS made at the Inns for. Hay and Corn, be like. Resolved, - That au art the futureto the above Subjea be recommended to Postmast"ranct luries who, it is hoped, will notice thc agnenerreacio. rile 14.1% as attend to the above'Resolutions, same to their Friends and the Public in Th a Resolv e d D the ap ers above . t be printed in the County anA London THr s ) viz. three York. Papers, one of the Leeds Papers ; rs). Pe ". rites, Herald, H and Morning Post (London Pa. . ROB. D'ARCY HILDYARD, Foreman. TliE FOREST.` • m„ : COMMISSIONERS' authorised. by His YUg e d JestY''s Corarnision; to - c:strY Into execution an Aa I tztv in the thirty:iiinth and thrtieth Years of His Ma -14- keigh. intituled, " An A& for the better Preservation. ton l, lrTler M the New Forest, in the County of Southairp ar ,Ind for _asc e rt a ining the boundaries of the - said Forest, by r thg: Lands of the Crown within the same ;'' here ba",'ve Notice, tnat they intend to meet on Friday tie 9th neat, at Nine of the Clock in the Forenoon pre eg s o, ) at the Crown Inn, at Lyndhurst, in'the said County ilatoQuthampton, for the purpose of carrying the said Mt ` 4 4cution. —Dated the Bth. Day of March, O t o:. By Order of the'Cornniissioners, 1011 N KIN Steretarr. CulTEksou,p-hR-. INHE MASTER and FELLOWS of PEM- X t. D , R °KE COLLEGE, in the UNIVERSITY of ku r x i n w , Ds give No t ic e to t h e R e l at i ons o f th e late' ED- Ech i l "EUtILTE R, that there is. a Vacancy in one of the fa:111(1'AI by him in the 3aid College, lthe k sL:d (-titter Boulter's Scholurship. Any Relation_ o . tv ita,res-nitntioned Person, having attained the Age )fThittl aad not exceeding Nineteen, is (being duly qualified t the V,l4g to the Statutes of the said College) admissibleo a„, ne!olar6bip. If no a_pitlication is made to the College by hiStatty. eof tlw said Edmund Boulter,. or of wite, or fra—uncle in Law, M. Walla within the space of six months !,etlie date hereof, the Idaster and Fellows are at liberty ''„a any other Person, riot related, duly qualified. .......2.:_ttLary as, I 302• PFICENIX FIRE-OFFIU• h lc, is° , TilE DIRECTORS of this Office ar :"re SQund to ,0„,, acknowledge the extensive and increasing the Public. ", which it is honoured ball Classes amongs.t reasing Patronage p ersons _ .y . . _ p a yments fall due at Lad is in this Oltice, Notice, wnos That Printed kectipts I.- ay, are requested to take ~ a rid Corn • and in the Country in otnow ready at the Offices in Lo . Spring-Garden, Charing,-Cross; Lombard-street, Attendance is .. , _ i . y in the hands of the several Agents. . H se n...l y given for the Insuring of Houses, Buildings, 0 11. hold Gocals, Stock M Trade, d Merehandize ; also, Slops .' t & n T s rbuu f , arg on in shi , , an and Lighters, in Rivers and 1 tl, Shins 14 'i .1)4 - from 'Loss or The by r i • -4"-duig or. Repairing, The '' ' RE. as first • Insurance of AG RICULTURAL STOCK,. f.nrad, ised by this Office u aldagp4tlelrcent. will be-h'tareerbe_trteor Shil. .. pert to the security of Farmers and Owners of such . P . _ tiltlidthoend reduced e x a ß m a i t n e a o tto T n 3rl than any of thegnciful new schemes lately advertised. THOMAS WORSLEY, Sec. ROI3A-.1-i—a--- • and PLOWMAN, M Iler M a greatly and It the Royal Family, having extended jesty a tasteful their anufadory, and invented several New . and .. Articles of Dress, agreeable to the present Fashion,. the the the liberty of soliciting the patronage and inspection of t h , Nnbility and Gentry, at their Ware Rooms, No. I t or?dos-strect, Covent-Garden, to their Patent Articles of ss ) to be had no where else in England Patent ROYAL IMPERIAL NETT, • ,' a veri, . 5.1,,, tasteful and elepnt produdion ; also rich UNION i ll all '`‘• FFD and SPOT"' ED VELVETS , f or Court Trains, the Fashionable Colours. . _. Genuine CUAMBERRY MUSLINS, in the most exten- Etve varietyof Plain, Striped, and Figured, and of the most elegant' Patte r ' • for Court and Ball Dr esses, scc nb, in Gold and Silver, velrsriAl.l.l AN MUSLINS, in all Colours, an article uni . - f r o m a its y 'l'ti mired for its durability, and is peculiarly adaPt e e s 4 s : sAits,,,, and elegant Appearance, for Fashionable Dr . 0 i light ABD ~ I CS made of Silk and Come; those sold without Silk not having an pretensions to the name, or 'Ty advantage beyond a Dyed G I Y azed Muslin. Aiwa Thicker kind for Travelling Dresses, warranted to Wash:—Plain, iie, and Figured TA F-FATI ES,:CYPRUS, &c. of the newest Fashion, in the greatest variety. FOR Fr-I.MILY MOURN ING—Ft. and P. having paid Particular; attention to the Manufadure of MOURNING o ons, they flatter theinsetOes they can supply Families . pa in into Mourning, with every Article of a superior. Quality, r'elog T heinselies the ManufaCturers of Bornbazeens,Rasdi-- i_nores,' Twilled and Plain Sarsnets, Charnberry, and Italian Muslins, Sarsnct Cnnbrics," Bonibazets for Servants, Bar ',:-lona Handkerchiefs, &c. all w arrante d to wear ,• and any F oods nut Siring the fullest satisfadion they will change or return the money. Being the of I mporters and :Manufacturers of Irish Poplin s and Ta'obinets in thi s C ountry, and having made .111Q411 th Ql4 an improved P r i nc i ple (solely their own Invention), ey hatter themselves their superiority, both in Quality and P rice; will insure a decided preference. Very curious Rich Black D publelabbizet for Gentlemen's Wear. FOR FURNITU R E .—Rich Damasks and Satins of quite new Patterns ; also Plain and Sty iped Tabarets, in all co lours •, , will the improved plan of watering, so much ap proved by the admirers of Ele gant - Furniture. Alowance to the Trade as usual. • Merchants exporting-. Fashionable Goods, will find their P.l.l4nufactory quite new, and worthy their attention, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 180«. SIR SIDNEY SMITH. PROPOSALS for publishing a WHOLE LENGTH PORTRAIT of Sir SIDNEY SMITH, from a Piiture, by Robert Ker Porter. MR. RE EVES's BIBLES AND PRAY ER-30.0K5. On Monday, next will be published, ffiHE HOLY BIBLE; printed in a new manner, 1. . and illustrated with aplanatory Notes : THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, -.with . an Intro duelion explaining the *hole of the Church Service, and with Notes on the Eistles, Gospels ' and Psalms. ByJOHN REEVES, Esq. One of the Patentees of the Office of King's Printer. At the following prices in Wards : The Bible; in to vols. Crown Bvo. - • - 4.'3 3 o The New Testament, 2.v015. Royal 8vo: finely • printed by Bensley - - -' I 7 0 The Common Prayer-Book, Royal Bvo. finely printed by Buttner - 1 4 o Ditto, Crown Bvo. ditto - - - •0 17 Ditto, 12.in0. ditto - - - oto 6 Sold by G. and W. 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The Volumes may also be had in neat half-bindings, N. B. Dr. Mayor's Universal History is a most desirable acqUisition to all persons to whom the Great Universal His tory, in 66 o:liavo vols. is either too voluminous or too ex pensive: Early in next Month will.be published Elegantly printed in One Volume, small Otavo, (To be continued Annually), 9HE POETICAL REGISTER, and REPOSI TORY of FUGITIVE POETRY. for the Year 18ot. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. fa, St. Paul's Church-yard. The POetical Register is intended to comprise all thoSe Pieces of Fugitive Poetry, worthy of preservation, which are to be found in the various Periodical Publications ; original Contributions from Literary Charaders ; Seledions from tiLarce English Poets, with Biographical Notes. of their Authors; concise Criticisms on the principal Poetic and 'Dramatic. 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Of whom may be had, Travels in Europe, Afrie . a, and Asia, made between the -Years 1770 and 1779. • liy ,CHARLES PETER THUNBERG, Krtight oCthe Order of Vasa, Professor of Botany in the University of Upsttl, and Member of various Academies and learned Societies both in Sweden and other Countries. The. Third Edition, .in Four_Volumes, octavo, illustrated with Plates, price in boards 11. 4s. *„.* The Two first Volumes contain a variety of interest ing Particulars respeding -the Cape of Good Hope, where the Author resided three Years. The two latter contain his Travels in the Empire of Japan, and in the Islands of Java and Ceylon. This Day was published, In Six large Volumes, O&avo, handsomely printed on a fine Medium. Paper, price in boards 2,1. 14s. and another Edi tion on a Superfine Royal Paper, price in boards 41. ifis. with a Portrait of the Author, THE POETICAL WORKS of JOHN MIL TON. With the. principal NOTES of various COM MENTATORS. 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ALLEN, 'No. 19, SherrariLstreet, c3ol- den-square, and No. 10, Great Alie-street, Good man's-fields, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or only in the old stile. — They are taught on a plan particularly calculated for those to whom it is an objed to acquire it expeditiously, privately, and in th . clirst sr: le of - Foreigners, Officers and CotintrY - R.esidents; WhO wish to devote their time to acquire this Accomplishment privately, and in a few days only, may Board and Lodge quite retired in the house, and llave constant Instrudion. The WESTMINSTER and CITY ASSEMBLIES are each once a week. None, but Subscribers admitted. None but people of respectability can subscribe. The Band is conducted by two of the best Performers of Ball Music in this Country. Mr." ALLEN disowns all present concern with his late Aca 41emy in Haydon-square. _ AIONEY MATTERS*. ALL Money Negociations continue to be trans aded, with the siriaest hopour, punauality, and se crecy, by Messrs. Harris and Cd. at their Annuity Bank, No. 5, Great Suffolk-street, Charing-Cross, on Annuities, Mortgages, Estates, Church-Livings, Dowers, Jointures, Pensions, Places, Reversions, or any other 'mode or Matter, as eimixmstances may be. Large Sums of Money always ready for well secured Annuities, and for which a liberal price will be given, according to age and security, and all Annuities will be made redeemable at the pleasure of the Grantor.. Principals, or their Attornies, applying personally, before Three o'Clock, will be treated with in the -most. explicit manner, and all Letters (post-paid) duly answered. N. B. A large Sum of Money ready to purchase Freehold os Leasehold Houses, in approved situations. • DORSETSHIRE ESTATES. TUBE SOLD BY AUCTION,. By Mr. FAULKNOR, - At the • Red Lion Inn, in Shaftesbury, in the County of Dor set, on Tuesday the 3oth of March, 1802., between the Hours of Twelve and Three, in Three Lots, according to the Conditions of Sale to be then and thole produced, unless Sold before by Private Contral, of which timely Notice will be given ; LOT I. A LL that Capital MANSION HOUSE, situate in the Parish of Motcombe, in the County of Dorset, with the Coach-house, Stables, Garden, large Orchards, - and Paddock thereto belonging, containing by admeasure ment SA. t R. 29 P. now in hand. And also, all that DAI RY FARM thereto adjoining, con sisting of a good Farm-House, Barn, Stable, Cow-houses, and all other necessary Out-buildings, with 94A. 2 R. 24 P . of good rich old inclosed Arable, Meadow, and Pasture-Land, Coppice and Boins, above So A'. wherzof 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. Thomas Mitchell, as a yearly Tenant thereof, at an old Rent. Also all those three Cottages lying near thereto. in the oc cupation of John Morgan,_ George Hatcher, aad Joseph Burt. LOT 11. All that FARM lying near to, and in Part adjoining the foregoing Lot, consisting of a good Farm-House, Barn, Stable; Cow-houses, Out-buildings, and Garden, together ,with r 2.7 A. aR. 17 P. of old inclosed rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, and Boins, about 90 Acres whereof are Meadow and Pasture; and also Common of Pasture without Stint, on the extensive Commonable Places of Motcornbe 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 Stephen Arnold. N. B. The above Lots are Copyhold of Inheritance, Fine certain, Part of the Manor of Gillingham, subjeil to a Quit-rent of 11. 4s. gd. per Annum, and to an Heriot of the best Beast on the Death of the Tenant in Possession. LOT 111. All that FREEHOLD FARM called Seymour's. situate in the Parish of Shaston St. lames ; otherwise Shaftesbury, consisting of 2.7 Acres of old inclosed rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land s 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. _ _ _ _ _ • (la - 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 from Hindon, Twelve Miles from Blandford, and Sixteen from Warminster. • Mr. James Mundy, one of the Tenants, will shew the.E s tates ; and printed Particulars may be had at the Red Lion Inn, Shaftesbury ; King's Arms, Salisbury; Messrs. Dyneley,' . Bell and Dyneley, Gray's Inn, London; and of Messrs. Hall and Ryley, Hungerford, Berks, who are authorized to contraa for the Sale thereof. NOVELS. This Day was publisrted,inlwo Vols. Price 7s. THE HISTORY of NETTERVILLE; a Chance Pedestrian. , London : Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'- court, Paternoster- NV/ . Where may be had, Letters of a Solitary Wanderer, by Charlotte Smith, 3 vols. 135. 6d. • • Ernestina, by Miss Holstein, 2 viols. 7s. ,Selina, 3 vols. by the Author of Justina, los. 6:1. Knight and the Mason,.4 vols. by the Author of Juvenile Indiscretions, 16s. Spirit of the Castle, a vols. 7s. • Tourville, or the Mysterious Lover, 2 viols. 7s. Llwellin,- by Miss O'Kcefe, 3 vols. its. • ,s- Raymond, by R. Sicklemore, a vols. los; [PRICE six PENCR. FICE of COMMERCIAL COMA . IISS ;:sTEIZ.S, No. 7, Austin Friars, Feb - . 26, 1802. STATEMENTS of INCOME for the YEAR 18oz. THE COMMERCIAL COMMISSIONERS for the CITY of LONDON and its Vicinity, do hereo give Notice, That in pursuance of the several -13 s Jr, grantin.; certain Duties upon Income, they have appointed their Secretary THOMAS MARSRAW, Esq. to receive Sta;:ntents of InccfrnF fir the Yearcommemcing on the sth day of April aoz, and Zndint , on the sth day of April igo3, all Person.c engaged' in Trade or Manufathtre within the Limits of their whose Income from Trade or Manufaaure shall amount to :01. and upwards* . . The Statement: are to be styled up and addressed to the said TimmAs MAP Sti AM, Esq. and to be delivered at fbi , Office, where attendance be given toreceive the same every day. (Sundays excepted) front Ten o'Clock in the Forno:n until Fon> o'clock in the Afternoon. Every Per. sot.. brinzirg a Cu-es:nen: is fl receive a rerun, er sr this °Pt, /y ie :s to receive al. qt y. 4. Assessment when prepared. THOMAS MARSHAM, S. * The extent of•the jurisclielion is—the City of London,. the City and Liberty of Westminster, the Borough of South. wark, the several. Parishes within the Bills of Mortality, and the Parishes of St. Mary-le-Bonne and St. Pancras, and all the Parishes within the Counties of Middlesex, Essex, Kent, and Surrey, any part whereof shall be situate within' ten miles of the Royal Exchange. N. B Proper Forms, with fsr making out Statements, and printed Instrttßions for estimating &come, mqy be had at this Office. OFFICE of COMMERCIAL COMMISSIONERS, No. 7;4ustin Friars, 4. 7 e. z 6, 1802, THE COMMERCIAL COMAII.'SIONERS for the CITY ezl LONDON and its Vicini!y, request the Public to take Notice, That all Persons engaged in Trade or Ma nufaaure within the limits , of their Yurisdiaion, whose Con tribution in respell of Income arising from Trade or Manufaaure . shall amount to the Sum sf 201. or upwards, are REQUIRED to deliver their Statements at this Board ; and farther, that by the 39th Geo. 111. Cap. 22. it ;s ENACT ED that all Statements are to be delivered in on or before the 30th do' of .March annually, under a Penalty of zol. THOMAS NiARSHAM. Sei;) TO BE LETT, and entered upon at Lady-day,' THE Capital MAN SION - HOUS LT — Called G REE NCRO FT, with a Brewhouse, Coach-houses. and-Stabling for tw,enty-four Horses, and an excellent Garden and G rape-house, most pleasantly situate, surrounded by beautiful Woods and Pleasure Grounds; behind which is a Park. The above is FURNISHED, and situate in the County of Durham, and within a few miles 'of the City of Durham. For Particulars apply to Messrs. Graham, Solicitors, Lin coln's Inn; or to Mr. Lockey, Axwell Park, near New castle. .. • • LANCASHIRE. ComManding SITUATION for MANUFACTURERS. TO BE LETT for a long Term, THE Capital Modern • Built MANSION of HEAL E Y HALL, late the Residence of Colonel Chadwick, near Rochdale, in Lancashire, and the Lands oc cupied therewith ; together with such parts as may be thought desirable of certain other' Farms contiguous thereto ; and also rive or six powerful Falls of Water on the Ri , icr Spodden, running through the said Lands. The Premises abound with building Timber, Stone, a9cl excellent Coal, and are situate on a good Turnpike Road, scarcely two miles from nce above Market Town ; the'whofe Country rich in Trade, anti swarming with -Manutheturers ; where the aspiring Trader will not easily tied another place (untenanted), atibrding the sate compleat accommodations of Land and Water, equal to the support of any variety of Machinery, and any extent of Works that a rapid increase of Capital may be likely to demand. Possession may be had, probably at Michaelmas next, or even sooner, certainly at Lady Day - 1803. For further Particulars apply, by letter, to Charles Chad wick, Esq. at Healey Hall, before the Goth of April next. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At New Lloyd's Coffee-House, Cornhill, on Thursday, ath March, t 302., • ' fHE FOLLOWING , GOODS, Su Prime WESTPHALIA HAMS, just Landed. so Barrels Prime AMERICAN PORK. 16 Findg. FRENCH WHITE WINE VINEGAR. The whole will be Sold in Lots, tor general accommoda tion. Catalogues will be timely delivered F by GEORGE RENCH, Sworn-Broker, No. 6, Great Eastcheap. BOOKS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, &c. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By D4r. KING, Jun. No. 36, Tavistock-streat, Covent-garden, orb Wednesday, - March 17, and Three following Days, at Twelve, A GOOD COLLECTION of BOOKS in most Languages, many inelegant Bindings,, comprising En.. cyclopwdie par Diderot d'Alembert, Src. Qidot's Virgil, two vols. proofs; Le Brun's Gallery of Painting, three vols. Buffon's Hist. Nat. 54 volumes, coloured ; British Theatre, 34 vols. Works of Simakspere, Ariosto, Tully, Pope, Me.- 'tastasio, Linnwus, Sterne, &e. May now be viewed be tween the hours of Eleven 4tid Five, and . Cataloguei had. , To the AFFLICTED with GOUT and RHEUMATISM. rir HOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulse used to say, that " the Gout was the Opprobriuth Medico rum," that is, in plain English, " the is race of the Fa culty ;"- and Dr; Ward would only adinit of temporary relief being obtainable,. in a confirmed Rheumatism :- : —yet could those bright Luminaries of the Medical World rise from the dead, DOdor Brodum is persuaded, from never-failing expe rience, that their astonishtnent at their re.:urredion, would be nothing to their admiration at the miraculous efnds which have arisen from a few Doses of his NERVOUS COR DIAL; which, in the most obstinate cases, have wrought such wonderful cures, that the Gouty and Rheumatic will have cause to bless him and pray for him, as its lnxentor, as long as the remembrance. of Health and Ease restored, can possibly be tenable on this side the grave. N. B. Tlie above-mentioned - incomparable and inestima ble Medicine, together with the Botanical Syrup, which is a Specific in every stage of the Venereal Disease, to he had at the Dodor's House,. No. 9, Albion-street, seven doors from the Levdrian Museum,' 131ackfriars-bridge, in bottles at ii. 2S. i ts. 6d. and ss. 6d. (duty included); sold also, - by the .Doctor's appointment, by E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Jeboult and Co. (late Bacon), No..rso, Oxford-street; Pidding's Medicine Ware house, No. 76, Oxford-street; Cockell, No. 229, Strand t Baxter, Edinburgh ; Brown, Tolzey, Bristol ; Read, Vine street; Bristol; M'Donald, Glasgow; Chalmers, Aber deen ; Tutt, and Boulton, Royal Exchange; Collins, Salis bury ; Spilsbury and Co. Mary-street, Dublin - ' • likewise W. Magee, Belfast • and M. Davies, Cork, Ireland; audio the Country, or all Printers. Booksellers, S * - 1 -