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- - „ • - x r ti mes ? ! ' i.:7•" . . , ' SH' 1. ~: irry, LAIYI ES, and G EN"l'l.t-tiigNi Zrl,.o.lilitry It esidence (10C3 110 t. eXCeeti'fia :Mites frar INe - /1 4 ' l iviblitO obtain lionictilture in irs most Valli. , V, . NI riire-Pirxiiiailans-;If Fordig f tun 4' 1 lowers, , 1! , :' , .. ' r , - W ANTS A sITUATION, . ' tt;I,7A:III)ENtR,; • •Oft:' GAIIbENER AND riVi;', l , l - 11 ' v,, ,:, ibiattie te:t .Ho rried Min (Withelut 1. 11 - t 4 prokiel'it),c(.. loug,praClical Experlence t at d in eve . ry_poin it ~,,,„. , in4iwr t,is.v.-C,ll acquainted with the custorn.a... 01 1. es ot Agriculture ; and can be well recom.m-n,iest El ''' lalti of hi h re- .iii - bilit • with I'vhlrn.l.-t }ived i tuf ne years. g 4iii 4 ), iv4!li4r'44ii,2ll`iret'k'd f P ost . ..p . i . i(t) to 0 Y . Brack Bear. Pic. due N OIO and Place of Residence, win" twelve ~..d atIL (Ric attention. --a-7-- , Nro", LOTTEItY to- he Drawn this Nis 34t SI. PT I' MR F R Is Nori , ' ' ' ) 5. rizt , SCHE NI Ir.. ,3 . • Vl4l Ci•.! or each. Total \ratite, I • , ",. - k2c..,„con . ,(60, ) 3 * io,ooo -- • 3 0 , 00 0 - , . = sOOO - - isoao . 2,..)0 0 . . / km:, In . ' 'l , 1000 • ..• 6 000 t) 31 , ' ' 506 • • - Soon . • . 100 . •• 300° ii'l ' •": s e , _ 3O oo 3 ' ',, Fil• t d ... - " lo ' • 9 3 . 0 ' 0 ... •' * ,4.ksrii Illan4 to eacfi. • ', . "19 I.l3lflits ,31St tionkt L ,..... ” 4 t,") tieig.: ''' "..., ...., . Ti 4 1),( itto o, r i 41-cl ovv icket ct h . Day - ..,Cl°,°°°" . h T. 6th Day - 2:4000 - -- - - .- 7th Day. -•-. coo 7 0.. ep;r s Are part of the"'abLive Capitals. .- .d !lI4Y Oirif. l 4 ' h l`sl I A ItE S,art , on Sate at al iht:l-Icens‘ i. R4 l l it;t: of 4 Ticke t ` ' ..; .. .. , , c . ' . . a f 9 Q t tAtte; ... :.. 4 . 9 13 o • Eighth - - 42 9 2 417 o' SikteZlith -'... 1 4 u 30,000 25,2.0n0 ,~~. '~...~ btt h , _ FR I: t• ---- -------"'"------ • 4 14 kilAkc '0101.ID1) FA. 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This Iltale pkik, iity w Iil• .0 IG1:11 iti,....ompleTe Villa • it lii . e>.ents ii,.!3._. ticl t , L i , •1. higlicu ink )1'1" ~- l ,l .. dsr e 4.- P ort , .t,iliylii.vii oil ~,_, I, , vt.tnLlit . ,, at a s cti t.. i ti ..1,1,,, , , at 4 hralltaKt...4 that rarely mitt.. 1., c. r 4 1 ; ?4 3.;4,1.:tri;. ),,,)0.1,...114i11, t() Mr. 11, aw,kei, R 94 : s., .al til ~ 1 •At ‘...44t1e-streer, Cavendish. quart.„. -,-..., 41 .:4uer; , ..,..._ • . . r ., , , , , • ...,.....___, Is . , 1,...t ~......, . , 1 , -.......,..7,-...-,.., ..-_,.,-..........„,..7.-,-, t 4 4 '' 1 14 Noln ny Aue`tiol4, • th ' e4Brs • 1,4,,,,.. Prt•ctii 'ABIACT atipti SIMSON, - - f.l ~ EN6e,,tyormerly occ9plted by the late Michael oi:lfi k ,, 'Ol 4 ~., ~ttiverthorp near'Sleatul, in the CoCineY iiii:,q4llliel:ititl_a)', kaguist ith, anti Ibl.leYving D'Ys' , 't ilt •r iat II o'Clock each Day, by Order of the t' • r Va ll'll, 1 . ,?; . • - ' '.. 7 ' kiy ' l tlit v j 'e 4nd Riell 1-IQITS.cIiOLD FUR .../ - tai lit r 4,1::, 0, „,',', 4 1 ,'t_e . t‘fle F'f•operty at' the . Right flow the alti ii ;.laa tes 1 'l,..k)Mord, deceased . Lornptiting caw-, • 'NI "Noll ' it. hintisi.urie Moore's. Carpets. Velvet • \i l F t 'itil c , I hit. Vet, • 1 4 1 1) 403: iolt L lci ~ .t.t F tilpit and. Altar ('both:;, min ,,:rtkc y lk iIV hoof .latiAn Screen, State Fledsra,Ads, t N i ) i tillt 7;ety, xi.j..s, ;ttitable fielding, Cibinet- work ll 41 qsji " er the' (•••,``'lC' Tables, Cif:wks, all the requsi,te 4rittoil!ittl.teril!,, nr,,,,,,vl,l2Nentb::ra and Doirieitic Ofiices,.a large 'Nl,.et tt •, y oll'h`r3 and Ut , nails Lead Cisternsy• h• .4ilSloti, and 4n al.rdlitla i ntie of other Ar /11,,,1Y llZ.,:ttyord ta, ii , t tl i kl . fii " ha 4 ovictli),kYs prectding the Sale. Catalogues t .kl l'Arlegr• li. , 1 the PtrilliAeS, at . the Relit Deer, Lin-. 1116. ,1.1)1,,,i51ei:!!,t,,,01,k1 114th ; Talbot, S leaford ; prin. •.‘ A ' 44 . 4 . 4 t. 5,,.„ . "eotAt Grantham ; ' A nge 1 , Peteroo -1 tt'23•iii t..• h i " ' W °. 4t - New rsolith.tieV ; ztod of Itt-r) II • , I-Pat:ails Alatket,',Pic..zdilly, London. i11()1,:..5.t.;()t7..------,••••• • --- ---....._........i.:_:......;_____ I, Ctil t i• t „ ..,rv, AND SF.II.VOU3 I' r. R SONS. 'lki ATE NI. "e ltev. W ILLIAI I 13ArCLA1"t i54,,.,,tt144,01.it1k,,,4'i11;;,.:1,:i1,1.,.1.1,01.3",(41 t.1.,5, the‘tinlii Ones. 4,.t,,,,. 3s,' ik ur I ateu rat' sold at the ,tlahu. i, i ;' iiits4. ,:41(Tt...treet, . ' 4 •.:nt. , gardeit, •in ;loxes f ' 1,171 ~, •.. Cifh lty, 41! l'e,4)Ve are tiit. l'ill6.lrmilllend , i-,,,t.liteth,r, ...1(1, :',l:rvoils CaStS:, by tit,, late Arch ttt:ll, 1„ 1 , 1 . 9 trt, t}y 6,:.,t.nt I,:Attpii of bath ,and 14 4 clis and Sr.,,t7v4nZlt t?ktt. th ,• L e r s f, r high ltaglz. . . 4 4 thitry l evy tl ,,,, c ,° ark Iron the eatent will keep or ll ' t hva "-S e llt% . • ,: IN pror,l,l;:tial tur7).„.eifp,;ecsti,eri t,c, apply , ta hlessra. 113'W or, ~ ,q ic w • •urci••••yalct, Wilo UM Appornted 110143 k Agents. . _, t, . ."7.........„-.........................................,....-- ik,N-ti -- will,. 'Nl,(Si\fs - , 6, i . ' ' •1 :AiFftionS otlt-S• - ' 1,."41e4.t1,"!it,ti5„,1 .' "1 itli/' aild ("I • • -. ' 1 'ittty, ikii,., Loulevnittalas, Spasm, or ti) trig Atus, '![111-,, •.11,,,',1' ',tilmki i!,1(1 ti:tieral I.)ehilhy (origiu4tl"4 In "4,111,4u,' 'l"e teoieci, and I%.tpaentl onad, by h0y,,,,t , 1,:it..!,1C-C of AI P',i'l'AkD 'Ill."' 1:1441; Pj„4 l 1 r rrltt-41,s li,t fliit.,.- I. 1,,,,i witi . i tile riii, in. ~g.,;:isc4"tt 9 t Trltit:trtt ( 4ttg.,,, kt,i4tltterc to.:tbiialy) is I,erti.,ps tte,illost active, ii4ilit'4lll„4l'Nti.,4.,,,„"il'l', itertirdy .1.4 'Chg.- world, curing Ile ,t, 44414, ktrly ,til, . tili!s-..: iil less than hall the titne I.p!ttl y 14tk, RI ) , ,r tit . 'i t. filmtkilt oi li'-trocation ; awl It ttserl hit i. tr'llY actjae t • .. ••. . 1 . in turnil'g t t ~ iit z ,,,_ c . •11. It p. , ..Ncitt s tI, p : L;itkiniC 't and ~,1,1 at •an. tl .• 1 1 -, * •or bottle, 'bY It, -1 Ao i „! ,i • raco „ox. • '''•l'4,':, No. is, (..l:'eck-strocty Sol, • . • ' - v.i- - ,-,:_. • -.- • •• NUMBER 4009:j .. ' ' • , •v r. ,. ttite P U VAXHALL. I.tsatronsge;of Ilia kr,val Highness the Patties of. , i . , \ VA LE-. Ith AloBt Noble' the "Aiarchione'ss of HERT-: 6, With. i,nd insny other high ind very distinguished- `4l',l,94th, 11.1vini.: expressly desired that the present. Mon ,I(AN (YR tilkAL FESTIVAL might take place_un-- .Theii (mil loop, hate pospices, the Gardpns may be t Mr) , ntever to havcdispla)ed an eti 110 S pleticlour. or manifested. gniEcenev of Speelaele, so perhpev of 'Fransparettcy f • `Aolarins of Music, as will be. given in this Eveni t ng's f2itiLllttjents : the Voca land insrrurriental I >epartmenta will.. 117411 i a!ionciiceil, and adapted to the grandeur of the, t lcl uttini; evilly favourite Piecei as pert—Nmed at the' I;ict((le..7\!.; )1 <KS will also„ an unparalleled Ex - iiii• tO: -forr brilliancy and died. .. A nio its- ntitno , . f t : E . g Will be introduced a Revolutionary Shower of F ur ir tts e, a, ,:of kilighthDoct Riflery of &lin s; Vertical:Sun, ~,coAlrleort, - Snaic, ;IA 'the Butterriy. - .The. whole to liielvull a splendid R epiesentation in Ctila and'Sil*e? 'xi;. th e Temple of Happiness, in the centre of which. ItenbOtirtlie Arms of the Fair Noble Patroness - iir 016 lazoned in the most .beautifulananneri.t.anti sa- -6114tk ' , Mats Ql Rockets, Bombs, Mortars, Caissorts, Sec. :s 1 6 . tile Fire-'WOrks HiS -Royal Ilighnesn'the Duke llaial,PandeAlis, Milanese, &T. vvill perform a .. ...,,,,H,;;_v,1,,,,,,,,,,,..,„,,,,,,i,f.,it:,,;!iiyhT.N.,rii,Fr,,p,-..., ipgs..-- ~ , w : NiEssts AND PlilVAtF. FAMILIES. ' kx. , ..-• ~ . t - I;:rlS.a SiNgttlott as `rEACH ER, - a steadY .itiwp,'.4.,l,l,:trabo:it,N,,,,ik.sle:',l.4.(:),.;._et.,B:,.rX.43lP4::l")nr'le,c_p_ter.leei:,,:Ac,;lo-I.3(r)sktizsii :ti:utiirdlekefictea:lll ,isnivthee..4Eeeg..7,,, iikwult(l)er.:nce. - - '4'..' Cavendish: • ~ ~.. . , , ; , . . 16, , _ .. •,7 ..: ..,. .., ... ~ : .... ' - ''. .-- . ':'. . -.: , .1 . : :,. '' , ' , 7. ! • i •• ••1 •'• •I, f , ~.A.,,,.:* •. . ,z. '%ti k.s„, ' ! Xi,' ' , • .. ...... . . ~. , . , ~,.;SZ\,, ' • ..: ifi• 4 , , ~"••• '' " •"" r : ' ,'"' : ~ ~ , i. . ..A. . -,,, r , '.• .! . , .. -, . ,- ' 2 ? ..--.1 -'''''' . --P.' '''';',o. l zW! , , ~„,. .. T . .......„...„, 1,1 .„.,, 40 . • „ i. . • i•." - ' •• ...... ,• ' • ; „ Tl, . :*:, 7 .4. , .. r. . ...; . ! ,_. •., , . - . ~, • - . - , . F . e.,..„ ~ . . ,_, ~ . ...,.... , • •1 . • le ' + 4. '.. .. • ' ' : ."- -•• , , • • tri ) .. , . , .., , . . . •., . -! .' .. 4... .. . t:/ - ;.'41, ‘' . . , '.1. •,- -• • • ' • ~ . _ „ . .• •• eh fy 4L 4 4' • '',. ••••••••••• ' O l'v•T DY)I-1:'; . UL - 1-Bds:tc: PD./LULA:It .INTikQDUtTIOR AS - FR'ONOMY . . . - This. Llay ,was ri;ll64eal, Il tratetwith iatmerOus large C,tilliel-jirites, on- a plan emu-el y Oew,_price - 45. *Wi th:an - A WONDKRS of the ~TET.ei:iQ.O.PZ; pr, A. Display °Mlle Wonderi of the tlevens;' - atiVbf - the' System Of the Universe ; writtell 'in a tarnitiar 4iiki - ;popular manner, adapted peculiarly to the use 'of Youitg Persoob, - anti especially calculated to, :prcirtiote cite , study, at A stroponly to Persons °Lill Ages. . • . Printed- kir R. • Phillips; .11rIdge-stier, Slack friars t.and sold by Tah4rland Co. at the tivetract. Library, Nov Bond. street and by all other Booksellers. Q I w horn also nig, be hAd, oricizws the:relticopet or, A Display of the Wonsiers of the er,e.ttion, to v'ale'ts eon - yawl vely. minute; Wits tratii.l. with very lats.:. flutes, _ Price 25. 6d. . , To the WORTEIY and IND EP EN DE Ni‘ FRE g Nof the CITY-of tIL.OI4CEST.ER. . ortiTLEmEN, .13ERMIT me to solicit the Favour .of yaus.Votes A.- and Interests as Candidate 10t..0w0 ljunour,of suceeding yoUrlate worthy Member in the . Represent/tioa of the City . or Gloucester. Give me leave to add, that, whilst I tiater -myself my long. Connexion with your City has infortned.me of its Intereits, their beingidentitied with Any , own; -a: pledge of my Endeavours to promote its prosperity on every occasion. Should this my ambition be.happili gratified, my utmost Abilities 'Will be , constantly. devoted - to the Service:of m Country..in general, and of this City in par,tieular. With • r, thek gentiments, 1 Cent. • Your most obedient Servant, July 20, 1805. CONCLUSION (IF Mr.•PRATT's 41; This Day was published, embe•lliThed with a tine Po - wait of the Author, by CA KO L N W,arsos, Mtn It Panning . by l.Awr.ekCa , in Three large Voltrines, 'Oettau, price . One Guinea and a.. Half, iu boaMs, HAVEST f-TOME: 000siAing of SUPPLE Ml NTaRYGLEANI,NGSinv tibias parts cif Vng. particularly in HAmesnltcr. ani.l-W A.l4Avieksittiot ; and LUntaiiiing Original Views OfSock-ty„ Lod ut the State nr the Poor in the great. Manutaatiring Tow to - Uf 114,4141 Ar - RAM, MKNC - NZSTZIt, and SIIFFEtr.T.O. I Wilding also Three ORIGINAL DRAMAS' of the Author. . HALIFAX, lui.V 13, dos. AT a --GENERAL 'MEETING-'.oltho INHA BITANTS of the Town and:P4riskoCHA 1,1 FA X,. called by Public • Ad vcrtisainent, 'by Order of the GE N E RA L. COMMIT.TE.E',.and held this -Day in the. Assembly , . Rooth, The Rtv. HENRY WILLIAM COULTI - 11:J.RST.; I).D. _ • . in the chair; Resolves{,' That - That :a Subscription -b,d no*-triteleri into fpr the further-,Support of the. Regiment pf Ilid ir":.ix Volunteer Infantry, cOMmandeci by Lieutenant- Coronet Honcin: Reselved; That the Subscriptions be }laid into the,Lianks of,Messts. Ingrain and Co. and Messrs. Swaine and Co. sub jed to the.. Call of the Committee,• and at such ISltth,.and ut StlaLproporlll.olls, as the Committee may think proper. . Resolved, :That though Ike-Town anti ravish of.. Halifax Rave already contributed near • Twenty Thousand P ounds in support of the Volunteer System, it is the determination Of this Meeting - to give a further decided 'Support -to • that -Sys. tent 10. tbdtliti• 01 the ens ttiok .Y ear, ..and. sit the mean, titnoto take the'earliest opportunity of representing to Government t he. absolute Necessity of.stipl)otting - the Central Volunteer Estalllishment by more cfleaual and permanent Mearis t either by. County Rates, ! Or . a.' -, Stilnuore general and _equal Mode of Taxatio. Ordered,, That the Chairthan do transmit the above Reso. lutions to the Lord 'Lieutenant and „the Members fur the. County ; and that thev be printe d in the llalitax, LeedS, Wakefield; and . r.Wol.iindOn 'Papers.. • - • Signed by (Intl of the Meeting, •H. WNI. Chairman. And Orielntro of his ORIGINAL. POETRY ; with Contributions of, Origibil Pieccs by the POIVE LAUggAT, by Miss ryt.; Dr. MAvoa, CriA„itl;El f Artrs, lotti4 17,0 v LOR, R. G. DA!LAs; W. fitrroN, W. Nii.'yLea,' Molt- FIT. and totter BULL. AR, Esqs.; Dr, WALCOTT, the Rev, f'. ['ARSONS, Sec. Subjoined is a new and. enfarged Edition of the Author's POCMI of SYMPATHY, with Original Notes. ' Printed :fur RICHARD 1' Ll I 1.1 PSVNo. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and to be had of all Itooksel!ers. . Of thiS interesting and amusing Work the following re spear:ile and indentndentt 0 pinions have al (-..!atly appeared : ".This Produdion:is-w9rthy of its Author,. abounding both in pleaburc and amusement, which are rarely accompa nied by sObitteli btility and instrue.lion."—Anti- Jacobin Re v4w. F♦ rhe Harvest Alome, is ever considered the season• of mirth, gaiety., and, humbur. The Cares of :he moment are forgotten, and all unpleasant sensations subside belute the general impulse of joy and festivity. . lie name of the-pre• sent Work is not illadapted tothe. contents. :The Mahn,' once More appears before that Public from whom Ile. has so frequently met with approbation, with an increased Stock 7 of anecdote, and a not tment&taining vivac:ty. Amongst the :Alathot'Slriends who have 'lent thcir kind assist :net to this Publicaion, we diLtinguish names of. avowed Lc.:leitrity."— . British Critic. . . 8 To charaaarise the manner of an Author who liar been to-long bctOte the. Public, and whose Wruks Itlvo es ? ...;lltially contribnici , t to its wimld 1:1, Unnet:ess.n.y. Same feeling mind, the,sanic playful Intmotir, the 4atne be At. ties, and a small portion Of the sante bleinishes, tuicthioUgh these volumes of " Harvest llorne!' ,as,. through all the Cleanings of.the same Author. The Third Volume is closed with the noble P_Oein. of .' Sympathy ‘ " much enlarged and improved, and some excellent Notes, illustrative of the Pas sagcs.lo.which they refer.,''--Gentleipah's Muatint. DEDICATF.O Tilt'. )(INC. Day wal published, Compete in Twenty-live einbellished with .Plates, arid itiLisfrated With Maps, ,itidtX4S, and Cimino 19gical Tabks, • PAR Wool-comber gpintier Waterman Basket-nuke: . t-rn Aker ' Jo% el ler Bricklayer Carpenter Cooper Sione.mason Sawyct Smith Shipw right Nraniter Curricr Apothecary Baker Str.tw. hat • maker. PAR Coach-maker 'fall w.clianrller Ghrelerier Hair dresser CombArroker I- ace-maker Milliner t' eat lier. worker Lanni; reitS • ravtuUr Turner Brick-trucker Rope-m.411.er Weaver Stocking weaver Carpet. wea v. Larites'-dress-mAker Pm- maker Ne. dle-rtrAcer 1' a 1 “.,1 -fflaker I . • Bruolt-nuker unk,maker e ) wl :t rl : •C :t r h cop 1r t I 4e c Print, Pattiter LaigrilVer 51,10,4411. PART 111. hook- binarr odic ...printer Tin.plAttl-wwket th.izier. Hutton. maker CAincr-in.ak.cr laas.blower Cork-cutter W4lc ker Vuntca for ToVart Anil Co. bleiry, No. 07, New flond.strl selicrs ►n Town intGCotlltC)"., N. the well-known uf Tanart anti Co, arc cintstau A ~ r i )I.*:;rlt of Books InryettnE iii :f th.: '114,11: #ll tTi¢ 1 :91 1 Liztotia . • U ktDR NIV O ER u SA N T, FII.STQUY, ANCIENT and , from the earliest Records of Time to the General Peace of (802. Wl4l. NIAVOIt, LI.. D,,, Vicar. of Hurley, in Berkshire,. Chaplain to the Earl of Matte, kc. kc. There are two Editions, which may be had .done Up in thin kinds of bindings at ihe•fi,ilowing Prices ' Common Paper, in bOardar 4 1 3. 6 Ditto, ditto, half bound - 5 0 0 Ditto, • ditto, cilfsilt • - S fs' 6 • Fine and large ,Paper, in boards , 6 s . , ' Ditto, ditto, , half bound - , 6ib 6 Ditto,' ' ditto, ' -calf gilt - 7 to . 0 In the execution of this' extensive and arduous Undertak ing, through all Its,pans,.the .Editiir has been solki-toos -to keep at an equal distance frotn.prolixity.andurevity. ll.e 111 S studied tb be clear, diStinci,•compreltensive, end exaa. To all Persons, therefore , who wish to possess,' at a moderate ex penct, a complete ßody `of Unkversal. History, brought down to the present Time, to Scheals in particular, to Stu- . dents, and o circulating and private 'Libraries, the entire lirmrk wilf . itquestionably - prove a valuable desirable acquittltion. ' London Printed for Richard Phillips; No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yea; and sold by all BookaMers, re Nine Volumes of this %aluable \York are occuttiol., with Ancient, and sixec.:it with Mohler History ;, and those • two principal Parts, or particular Histories, may be had so paraLcly, 'The folloWing areptiduliarlv adaptcd . to the use of Schools, aodNoting Persons of bothAiexes, and constitutes a rsacct Histoiical Library_ by themselves": Tzs. History of Greece, in 'a, vats. price - and is, per vol. in boards. The I liswy .o . f. Rome, in 3 vols,.sarne ;trice. 'lnc History of England, ins vol.S d itto, The History or Prance, in t vol. ditto. The History of America,' in t voi,' ditto. A IP Persons are rqueste4 toi:Orrlpk:ite their SCSI as soon a possible; USEFUL 1100 K gOR CHILDREN. • flits Vay was published,' Iu Thrso Parts, either - Part to be had separately, price 31. cull, handsomely hall-bound, MILE BOOK of TRADES' ,or LIBRARY of I the USE .I'U L AityS„ in whisli every Fracle is illus. trited writ) sep4r.ite E n g ra vings, :and its Ilistory, . Present State, Advantages, and Ots;tdvantages, are tally and accqately described. . - , fuvenilc and Sclwl Li- V, and to be 1140 or all litaok- t:vcryil Schnoll,ihory, iy kcirt nst file ass unetlualliul eaiipt ! :.• anti l‘ar !Julio-01s with nu) <qfJ sap-pliuti opt atdVotri. • pEVON AND EXETER 4-10$11T.AL. AT a GENERAL COURT'of GOVERNORS , of the I) E VON anti EXETER 110S1' I TAL, held tl‘e i3th (1-$y of lune, IS•s, and very numerously attended, the folowtrig Iteo.)rt of the Select Contain tee, which bad Met 'several - tittles, and deljberated oh the matters referred to them, having been taken- into full'conidernidn, was unanimously 'approved, and ordered to.be published. . • itEI'ORT"OF 'THE 'COAINIITT . EE: Yonr. Sete& Committee lately gpooilired to ex.. - unine into the alarming state of the • Funds of the institution; and to devise the means of .augnicrithig its Inemne or of ditnin its Expenditure, presents Ilic tollowing Report, which - h a s been sanClioned and 4doptiti by a full Committee, held the 3c.7th day of May, iges. tst, That the Rinds of *the Institution consist, of new South Sea . Atnakities, - .2,0n0t. .capital, velliedin the annual printed State, at 01. 41. -3d, per cent. - 024 6 3 .0 Id South Sea Annuities 51161. 165... td2 . l.tapi. tal, valued at 991. percent.- - , •,•4 20 0 1 7 S Five percent. Annuities 4001. capital, value d • at 991. per cent. o• 0 .. , , . . . . . 6 53, V . S Also One Thousand Eiptinds. capital in the tour per cent. Annuities, 'sotr ect. to eh k Payrocia .0t . 30r.-. per ammo to William Cleorge, and Catherine his Wire, and the Suririvor of them'; 'gad rt. fed. to be patd for ever to the PariSti of Ctyst Es 4. George. "The preent value of the South Sea Annuities is udder 601. per cent. consequontly the permanent Fund of the Institu tion is about one. third less than is reprgented. in the Annual Printed State, where it js estiinatal at 65391, 3s. Bd. as above 'men tionert.. ad, Your Committee having examined the Income and Expenditure of -every description for sevelfycars past; re ports, . . That the average ofAnnual Subscriptions during that period.ohas been .. -- , - , '-, :• . • X 1667 6 4 Benefactions . . - . - . 135 19 0 ~ , Legacies annually, on an , average.df 14 years 586. 4s a Dividends on 71401. J6s t id. new and o,ld. South - Sea AnnuitieS - • .-." • ' -. Iten,ts and fines , ~,,, . . .... 213 to ,0 1 4 1 G • £2.616 t 6 And that the Average Disbursements have bee i 3aoltl. 145.. sd. fur the last seven yearS. 'lly this stair:lll6n; then' it ap pears that the Expeunitnre, uit an average pf.titat„periCxl, has - Annually exCetlecl the I ncome 301. 18s. icl ; atotwith:iratut ing 37 , iletls have .been intoecuplecl (luring the greater part of th.: Lillie. The aVt.vage number of I .-patients during that period has "been only tao' acid the:. 3 irtsve to utwiret den ciency in the Funds still continues !hough the number of ailents has of lam been reds led • The Eaxpenitt- - Lure ter the year ending at l.ady-day,,llso4, ainounted to the sum of 34e91• 13s. id. and bp wartiii, win:leas ti.e I namis taken on 411 average, aseabuve stared, has been otte 2Orol. 164. 4(1 • Consequently the yearly deficiency, it the pre,ent sys ten be putsuckli, without I:tither:A . )4 from the Public 'will probably 69 Sect. Your Cemmittoe has examined into .the varioui articles of Expenditure and has recroatinended several .economical.kC .gulations, and, amongst ..thers,, the cont . r.ittilig tor the ar ticle of Cheese, and t he purchitsing kite, Sugar, and Treacle, of the Wholesale G roceta n Lolitiou ypur Oirnituttee has bvel, .by the Medical Gentlemen connected. whit ItIC stig ge,ted some alterations in their. I)epailitient, by wine!' the I *-il)ruces tit'ily-bd,soniewhat lessened. But a t th o kt i it may,' be possible, by these -econumicai irieust.res, to save about tool. of the Allittgil 5 , ,.;1C !note decidzd tectuitt steps are necessary 10, requix the Ei'pelicliture to an equality with the income. 'Your Committee lainents, 'that though former General Courts , tound it expedient to shut up two entire wards; it is now become unavOidaol y _necessary , for the Ica:Sons above stated, to recornMend to the General Court tile shut ting . up,- at least, three Warkls more, until such time as the benevo lence of the Public shall - cnabie you to re:-open the Wards .without liar of embarrassment. - • YoUr Cornalittce likewise beg leave tii) remind the present ' Benefactors and Stibscribers, as an iuduceineht- tto augment their Contributions; how innehinore each katient now costs the Charity titan when the present right of recomineiluing was ; mid would like wise suggest to the "General Conti, the propriety of their stating to the Public at large the: in a d equacy of the preseot I to the Support of the 111StIttitIOIV In CelliCqUenCe of the Representations contained In the preceding Report, it was reludantly, but unanimously re solved, and it is ordered accordingly, that Five Wards more be,totthwith shut up, JO As to bring the :lumber of unoccu pied Wards to Seven, and of vacant Beds to Sixty-four. `flee torataitioant of Beds in the Hospital being there, will then remain ma only fOrthe Reception of Patients.. 11115 very diminished 'Number of Patients is yet greata than the present income Of the lustitutiOn tan maintain ; ant t a greater Reduction would now have been directed, but fur this Court's. twili lent reliance on an Increase of the Public `To insist tipoll , the great importance of this lnstittairm, not Drily to the Health and .1-ives of our Fellow. MortalS ells tress,but also in'inany reSpeets to the iottrests or Society at, large, must be quite , tuntecessary. 'Phe•Court entertains too high an opinion oh the Wisdom and .Flurnanity of the . Nobi lity, Gentry, Clergy, and Ncomanr) , of the County ape. and its Neiglibuurhood, to think for, a moment, after. the l"ec.ediut4 Report shall, bc published, th at they Sifro to sink into dceay F,'SIANi6II:II2II4, t hiclt,since it ‘Vas in stituted, has restored to health Forty-ode Thousand and t ice Hundred 01 our Indigent Fellow Creatuics, and allarded con "efaUle . .I(citef to upwards et Nine 'lll , ivaand hi similar cdr . CUtilstatlCCS. SAM. EKED. NLILFOK.D, Chairman. . . , ~.„. v • A 6 4 . ,1N . . - . • .. ..... ...Altiir,„,. , ~.. : . -.. 74-., , ~....., 4 ....7 .• ,... ...: . r 4,..• - • I S t ' , , :‘ k 1 I r,:.:4 a;r 4 ~.. : , ~t .: tz.,l ,5' ~ • . 4. , ,,., ~... ?1.-, 'i - .... , . ....... \ ~..: t.,,L.; - 1 T, rxr, 4 ' )-6 , . 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TO lt 1 , ; , 50 D.. 13 • lilt Mr. LEONARD At Carta way'st 'Calee4t lnuttC ti!inge. A I ley, I„nottnn i on Tuesday ttn. ;tit 'ot,:4l.igikat .next, ut,,Twelve at Noon, in Thirty Lots, • - IN .. Very o..pita' alai Bletunt IMEEHOLI) sitkN .00. us c 4.11,4 LINTON4',Y‘ok,,, on the South' side of CoxlitLith Hills, within tiire Of stone, in the Par; of Linton, in the Courtly ot . Kent ;:cy ott- - t,iiiiitn . , Ro , inis on a Floor, and tit for the kcsideoce of a Family of Distinction, to wlitch . there ara';doin44.-414: citlicC4 of every disLription ; also a 13,441..3 capital leasure Grounds; Avenues of 'limber Trees of %wow> kiwis, and a rain lieparate,' at ,it convenient distant:L . .: Iron) the M.ntsion ; with a Barn, Stables, and other suitable Buildings, and it vikereS of good Freehold. chiefly Pasture, The View* front the Mansion arc thh:Oru. rni.),:ily extensive' and beautiful. . And .also divers . Fannie.: Nles , ..tages and Lands, in Linton, • Stapl.:lturst„. Frittentlen. tdarden, Woultiltaini and -Barham; in the said County; containing ,in the whple,, Orn the. 211 Acrtiv., by adineasurenient, 953 Acres, Or thereabouts. line Lands asp considerably underlett to to ttbstasithil Te nants. Also the Great Tithes 'of the- said Parish of Liuton. Lilts, wiot rite Adyowsaii of the Vicarage of Lipton a forcsaid. Tile - whole of the Preinis'es niayln the'rnea,i time be' view- CA, with leave of the Tenants. • P:illl,:ii Particulars may b 4 had at the Star, Coxl4eatli ; the Star, hlaidstone ; the-kin:4's Ftcad, ltoChester ; the Granby, Minion! ; the Black. Linn, Farningliatn ;" the Ship, Fever , skint; theTuuntain, Canterbury; the Bull, Cranbiook • the. p l : : :l e ,c l r ! ,, , ,B S ;ro c c i w i n .i rt i , e r, t r i ci n e r n st . ; ti t l i e leS u a s t s a e vi l l's av i - e l in eat!, , p ,u s i l l t b fo ri r d ;l g ; e t s l4 l l4 l3 ' o:l l.. t. Laud tiorveYor. Matti4:ol)o . ; of Mr. Letniarll, chalni:coort; New Burlington.street, London ; and cif Ur. Woodtpte, Solicitor, Gulden-square, Vontion where a - Pl.a of tacit Lot inay be seen. Trrmbs...:sotsEx. To BF, SOLD 1 1 1( I V CT, R.ECTORIAL or GRI.,;.A.r.t Trrucis of T tEo RN, (.; it AIN, 1;U LSF, H 4 y, Qt the PARSON Ar; tit S'l`. t'CltFalt dic a r7R ( i t it ‘ l :i'; E .4: lit tint. tarry au iryi;oolt , i Ci i ~ Adesioiee, a e re te xt A t jeirtibing, 4030 c over tile , ()f i , ‘ , ic( lick Itfc. , tt:qtr, 170 PJ*tures up‘vards of rho Coppice. wit:ft thr i'Arson: a4C Ifarns, Stabling, and Spacious Y4r,lll,_and small o..6ten. Also the Tithe 4 of Cern, G raw, and Pulse growl: adjoining Parish of Rumbolds. Wylke, about .1 A A., a (nay of which rarest preteilt iii Clati.SatlK4i t)tl t,if xrc.ktvr tit). probably it 4 fictreatter will, be "'Rh tv . •- t C h O a rn ri t; t h lc - , t; f u t t t olta.or voulti:.cunque;:tion.tbly be en t ti tle d rluci .t Composition, Of Atoney raymant, of to.. u year It o at 11.shbootim, for th , t: Lent's i 0 .. ti rot" whole p id i.onav fn . throe Lives,. urinal' Ow Demi am' Ci.aptcr or Ch:cholitt.. - r, at foi Atintoil o t tftl;llTrii , arat.tctiewoble aceoriii , ), L., Ltr,etitp; Al;tt rr 111 , ght 4 , C 'twat! if t4koll it; . 1...L0tt, w'Otitti roottetilatrly !4e4t ‘,l the bpat et, rho hary._(lolll, ithoot the c of it, th Barns, & - c. hcin i Cwittila flat: Cly - of Chicnc,:iter. Apply to l'vks.sr. Scott anti linward, Su icitora, No. 13, Itm44.4l , •Sttact, I(l,oltiuutily aquare, L0t.404..