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A • IitTivIBIIR 6224.1 WANTED, FOR THE'LIVERFOOL LuNxr_c ASYL7JiI, A . Steady Iniddl-a4. , :eA Man, 83 s KEEPER.- Tne Salary is not less than One Hundred rinine;ts pe r Annuin, exclusive of Lodging, boardin:. - , Coals and Caudle:. No persons need apply v,hose character will not hear the strictest - inquiry, and 19 have net had, ample experitnce iii conducting similar ins itifacns. The eloction i, fixed.for Thursday, the 10th September. All appli,!atious are to he made to thA'reasurer of the 'ool Infirmary. SOUTH OF DEVON. TO EE LET, . , , . , - Ur , - •,-- , . ..- ~ -s A . Ca.pitel F. .Nish EP hirl.N, I.O,p,T,IIOUSE, Le,Latifally situated in a spacious ornain:.-.lite.d Lawn, on th', borders of Torbay, surrounded by picturesque. scenery, replete with • every office and aceoxnmodation fur a larus family, and possessing superior, convenience as to dis 7 tailee from market, post, anti sea-port towns; with Lani, and the deputation of the Manor if desired. Apply, post-gaid, to Mr. J. 8.-Smax, Solicitor, Brixhion, De7on. • , , ES 12_ .TES FO it SALE. FREZHOLD 'ESTATES, IN GLAMORGAINISHIBX AND LtiONMOTTMsiIIi;.E. • TO BE SOLD•BY AUCTION, At the Angel ia Cardiff, on Tuesday, the 25th Day of August, 1312, and following ray, in ease the same it hot completed on the 25th, at Ten o'clock iO the Forenoon, • By Mr. PETER LAUDER, " " In Forty-one Lots, SUNDRY Desirable FARMS and DETACHED LANDS; 'situated in . the- Pz.rishes of ST. ANDREWS, - WEN VO.K, ROATf4, LLANEDERN, and ROMNEY, in the County of t4LANIORGAN • and in the• Parishes of ST. MEL LDNS, RUMNEY, !YUMAELSTON I, VEDW, and MARSH FAALD, and in the Town of NEWPOBT, in the County of MONMOUTH containing about PST - Acres, .in a fertile Country, and let to respectable Tenants at low Rents, the 'Thole being capable of great Improvement, and so situated as to afford good Situations for Building ;zl, coniinanding, fine Views of the Bristol Channel and the surrouning.country, being within Six Miles of the Sea Port Towns of Cardiff and :Newport, and in the direct Road from BristOl to Swansea, arid Milford Haven. The Lots may be viewed by leave of the Tepaks. Printed Particulars and Connitions of Sale, may be bad, on payment of Is: each (which will be returned to Purchase - as), at the above Inn ; also of Mr..Miies, of ilacr.thin,'n,ar Cow bri with whom there is a Map of the Estate . ; Mr, David Davies, tferielthowel, in Brecknockshire, Land Surveyqf ; Messrs. Carr and Ken. , it, Solicitors; of Jol;.n-street, Bedford .row, London; of Messrs. Wood, Solicitors, aad of the Auc tioneer, in Cardiff. ABERDEENSHIRE. FOREST OF MORVEN. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION:, Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house in Edinburgh, Oa THURSDAY, the 26th day of. November next, at i - .o'-aock in the afternoon, if not previously disposed of by Private . Ba.-gain, of which due notice will tie given, ' • LL that part of the FOREST of MQRVEN called EASTER MORVEN, consisting. of. betwixt TWO and THREE 'mot ACREzi of.' PROPERTY LAND, whereof about One Hundred and .I'wentv are Arable; . betl4les a RIGLIT of GRAZING and Of PASTOIIAGE,, be. over all - the rest of the Forest, extending to several tholes:ui acres more. The Grass in this tine Glen (the best of such Extent in the country) has been long famed for the Tic)... tress of the milk ;t produces, and as an uncommon good Sheep Pasture. The Forest abounds with Ganie - of every desciip tion, and thereby renders it 'an 'excellent shooting quarter, being within a mile ant a half of Pananick Lodge, Titere there is a very good Ina, and the Post three 'times a week. The there_ is out of Lease; immediate possession may be bad; and the spaynient,of tite price rendered convenient for the Purchaser. For, further particulars application may be nude to Alex- , • , ander Fraser, Esq. LincJin s tan, Imad.lni juines Hope, Esq. W. S: 'Edinburgh; or to Peter Farphais - '6i, Es 4. Ad 'cm:ate, Aberdeen. INV.ERNESS-SIIIRE. • To BE' SOLD BY PRIVATE CONtRACT, Audit' Four Lots or otherwise, as Purchasers may incline, THE . , Extensive and Valuable ESTATE. of BEL/AD/WM, delightfully situated on the South aide' of the navigable River BE.II.ILY, in tht beautiful fertile Valley of the Airo, near to the Head of th..t:ilarr;:y Firth, and Within 10 Miles of the of Inverness, to which these is an easy access by a most excellent Road. Tile EState consists of about 5600 Scots acres,, whereof about 1000. acres are arable, and 1200 under-wood, consisting of Oak, Ash, Laren, Fir# Elm, and other hard •wands, and , "lira,. A considerable part of the Timberis full grown, and • a large portion is fr.irn 40 to 50 years oid. The whotle is kn., high preservation, and very thriving. • The Property aboinng with Game of every description peculiar to the 114. , ;iilands, including Roe, black Game, red G-rouse,Tartridges, Hares, Woodcocks, and Snifes. A fine clear Stream - abStinding with Trout runs through it fer severamiles. There are two de= gant Mansion Houses upon the Estate, with appropriate 'Courts of OtticeS, walled Gardens and Orchards, suitable Lawns, Shrubberies, and Gravel-walks: The Estate holds of, the Crown, and affords two Freehold Qualifications ; and it is • upon the whole, better calculated for the residence of a 'Sportsman and a Man of Fortune,' than any Estate in the INorth of Scotland. If the Property is to he sold in-Lots,.they will eonsist-,-Ist, Of the ESTATE of COLMILN, containing 460 acres, , Whereof 160 are arable; 200 acres and upwards are covered with very Este thrivinr, Plantations of Oak, Larch and Fir, interspersed 'With Ash, Elm, and other hard Woods ; the whole within a 1111 3g -fence, and in i great measure subdiVided, and the Isi ikinsureaTianted in Hedge-rows. i2d,•Of DLTA.LLAN BLAIRMORE, and CADAAS, forming Compact Property in Glenconvinth of Of 2000 acres, whereof 200 are arable and about 100 acres are covered with: dull -grown Fir and Birch. The Estate is well inclosed and, tbdivided, and the Half-ground affords e'xcellent ,Pasture for l; Cattle and Sheep. M, Of PHOINAS, containing 300 acres, whereof 100 are trable, and the whole of the residue is woodland, part Of 'which, consisting of about' 160 acres, is a thriving Fir-wood 4)1. nearly 50 years growth. The arable Land of this Lot forms a compact Faith, completely inclosed and subdivided, .and its be highest. state of cultivation. The Mansion Hon:4e, which a' as been built within these le years, •is eiteeedingly good and' oost advantageously situated, commanding- a View of the v,tole Valley of The Aird. .There ,is a superior Conn of Offices, and a neat Lawn and Shrnbbilry, with a walled Gar den and many-othet Conveniences, well calculated in every t,esped to resider the place a most desirable and comfortUble Residen ce . , 4 th, Of BELLADRAIM, 'comprehending the Mains, and • ' ai ocut 20 email F arm s, containing. in the whole ; 27(;0 acres, ''hereof 500 are arable and 700 are covered with valuable t" r "'n Woo.is and Plantations. The. Mains consists of 800 .rres, which are completely inclosed and subdivided into well sheltered by Woods and Hawthorn Fences, in good repair. The Mansion House, which is extensive, and has been b.tzt lately finisired, is fitted up in a stile of convenience and Veganea which very few Houses in the North of Scotland p u s There is agood walled.Garcien, two extensive Orchards, Ncvn and Slirrsibery, with Gravel-walks, and every other ItVaisite to-form a most complete and beautsful Residence. or further Partieul Ur% application may be niade.td Dun c Fraser, Esq. Fingask, near Inverness v.lames Bristow iu` - , a ser, Esq. Ediriburg ; or to Alexander Fraser, c in's-inn, Lond,ni. <\ -t, _ LLA • • F 11110 ''pti(V %., t - \ 1 ., ..A . ..i .1.1. A qr 4, , . .j 7 .. , , v 0 T URSDA Y, U.G T ,t), 1812. ESTATES .FO OR SALE. E. FRE IOU) ESTATEg, 'TO B 1 SOLI) BY AUCTION, •By Mr. •PHILLPOVPS, • • • At the Cardiff Arms, in Cardiff, on Thin`Aday, the 10th day Of September, 18 at Ten o'clock in the fdreitoon, nod following day, in case the Sale is. not completed on the loth, . IN FORTY-THREE LO N, . ONTAINING In the whole T WO THOU iLi• SAND and FORTY SEVEN ApRES,' ONE ROOD, and FIFTEEN POLES of Arable, • Meadow, - Pasture:, and Wood Land, (be the same more or les4, the greatest pArt,of which is let to respectable Te,t4nts;..at low rack rents, and the remainder granted on leaes determinable with one or two lives, mostly. very old, in the parishes of Ewennv, Col winstone, Llangan, 121antwitt Major, Pennarth, 'Cogani Llandone , a th Llandaff, Mirthir - Doran, -Lavernock, St: An drews, Lialtrissent, Wenvoe, and Estwysilan. • ' Together With the MANORS or Reputed Manors of CORN TOWN and WEST' LANTWITT, and the Tithe Hay of the parish of Lantwitt Major. • Also the MANOR of PE,NNARTH, with several Farms and Lands, Containing Seven Hundred and Two Acres, Three RoodS, - add Eleven 'Poles, - of Arable, Meadow, Pastnre and Wood Land, (be the same more or less), held of the.Dean and Chapter of Bristol, for three lives ; and the Presentation and Right of Patronage to the Parish Church of Penuarth, withhLavern - Ock annexed, during two lives. • , Nearly the whole of the Estates are situate on the south of the T , :irnplke Road -leading from the Passage to Swansea, a very fine lithestone, and possess nfany remarkably 'good si r . 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AFFECTING ACCOUNT OF THE DEILIVIOUR OF A C.:IIN VI CT. .T.l4.Nottingliam itteviett - st:itestlte execution of Renshaw,- convicted of Arion,—le thE aaecting.pahicalars or hi; - behavioar For Some, days after his (Kensha:y!s). coHcm nation, he could not wife chil. clren without deep einotionslotSorrow • Oh tiles( occasions he would burst into b flood of tears ; all(' say, she had been a gOod wife tai Ihav( been a wretch both to_ her and children : tuot see thiern,heford die. At his rem est th( Rev. Dr. Wiwi, the Chaplain', wrote to nib for that purpose ; and m order that their -isitation might not take him' by surprise, 'and oVerwhela him, be reqUested - One of the.frienhs .who him to tell him before hand when they were Wick:, to • arrive; that.his minit - J-Inight be. prepared fin their recifption. • This: requcst .Was strictly at : tenied to; and week was timc o. this atiectig hiterview, which can he bet(ei conceived titab descrioed. •The most hMtibl,! ac knowledgments - of his misconduct were , ma4le tc his wife, who readily fori;hve hint. He then in formed-ber (tithe mercy he had obtained through Jesus Christ ; on hearing . this, his wife 'ascribes glory to God, olx_ , erviog, that is enotqkh, adding, ii is what I end- thy poor childi:en have been pray-, lug for. u. 4 ,;;:t and., day_; Llti I have felt a comi deuce that the Lord would answcrr our petitions in tliv behalf. After a short time 'he called ltic children around him, and put his hand in ltis miCket, andlook out.three-pence,- which was all thetno ney 'he hi;(l; and - a,ve, each child a..half-i?enny., desiring they would keep them as tokens cif his love to them as lolg as they might live. His vi- sitanthere was obliged to leave then), and vas away about an hour and ahaif, when.he'vias,ent for aea:n,and found the children ail seated before him, with weeping eyes and throbbingbreasts, his. wife at his right hand with,. an infant at her breast only eighteen, d 4 vs old ! when he ad dressed them in .. ,..ne:p.ly . the l collowing language, with tears bowing froin liTs'es in constant sue- cession:— My dear children—You _no* see I6ur poor father hadi brought himself to an untimely, end ; but the cause of .this has bek - '.n the giving way to sin, and as three,of you are now old enough to know the-difference between gr-od and evil, lin treat ,you never to do any thing Which you believe to be wrong. I beg also, my dear children, that you wiil'shun bail company ; this, a great mea stre,,is that which has proved your Other's ruin. • Always remember to. speak the truth, . and never to take any thing which is not your own ; and as it is probable you Will soon be put to some em ployment, take care that you keep close to and ne••;r give way to. idlene i ; and above all, 1 beg, (now mind what I say) that you will, at least, twice every day, bow your, knees before your Maker, and limy :that he may pres . erVe and keep you in all your ways. You may live in the world forty or fifty years or longer -L—but life will soon -be over, and you must die, and I charge you to meet .me in heaven, for I shall again know yOu., you meet r me there." Hethen, then, beginning - at the eldesi, called her and the others seV'crally by name, asked, " if they would attend to V,e advice of their dsnrig father," to which, each, with a gush ing tear, replied,--"Yes." He then adtir'essed himself to his disconsolate wife—" dear, said he, `‘f although I have brought upon thee this disgraee, yet .never suffer any, degree of. poverty or distress to lead thee to do any thing that is wrong ; but remember that (rod bath prontised to be'a father to the fatherl, nod a husband to , the widow, and I should in if I did' not believe in -his word-of; promise ; only-0 thou-trust in him, and he will never leave. thee nor forsake there." After a short exhortationtohis . afflicied brother, the parting kiss took place ; - and on embracing a line boy, oniy six years of age, the father said,--- " Farewell, my . dear, I shall never see thee any Yes; dad,'" replied the child, `` I shall meet you again-in heaven !" This was a'tutting-stroke to the father, which he named to his visitants, afterwards.. From that time his Mind seemed to be at ease respeetin::: his family,•and ever after he wculd talk about clein with' pleasure, 'observing, ". I have Committed. them - into the hands of Jill) Heavenly Father, who I know will provide for them." It would he tedi-, ,ous to relate every eircuin4ance of his behaviour afterwards, hut he constantly asserted, that the nearer he drew to lis:end, the greater were his consolations, being continually exereised in prayer' and praise. On, his.way to the,place of execution, he was divinely supported, and observed to the person, who attended him, that although he' wns surrounded by such a_ concourse of 'people, yet„ his, mind was so fully.stayed upon God, that it appearcdas if and his attendant were a'one. "" THE BRITISH GALLERIY has closed its e_xhibi on for thc'scason; but it is still an asYlitin , for the Arts and students'are employed in copyirng tures of the Great Masters, which.have be6d-Lent to it for that' .tAirpose by .several.. Noblemen,. other distinguished Collectors 'AiOng the ‘voi'ls thus. iibersally supplied; in order .to facilitate the' progt:ess•of the 4rts, are two by POUSSIN, two by SALVATOR Ron, one by REMBRANO, On'e by MUIULLIO, one by TENIERS, and one by Gui Do... All .these pitturcs are anfolg the moNt capital works of, the. respective artists. 111 r. DAVIS ,)vho, 1V as recently elected Member for 13ristOl, has also, sent a fine•picthre by ittYLENs," representing The. Con ersion of fit. Priul _; aul the wholethe admirable picture by - PAlrt. VERONESE, so ge nicrouly purchased by the Directors, aifords'a good opportunity for'the rising; school of Artists to form their taste upon the best ' models, and to c! - :ter into a noble competition lot kindred excellence. • V'ICTUALLiNG-:OFFIC, Aug. 4,131 . k. • r*o COMMISSIONE' RS for',VICTr L LING m.s..3II.4.IES'TY'S N..4l 7 llohereilygiVe slice, That On Tuesday, the Ist of September next, they will be ready to 'receive Tenders in writing, (:ralfd up), and trs , :t . /i,r the s4ply (on separate„ Contracts)- of whet SEA. PROVISIONS . army be demanded for the Service,rf his Majesty's Ships akd . rossers at Greenock, Leith, Leith Roads, .and the lir!th of EdinturEli, Belfast, Carra*rgus, Newry, and Watailord, for Twelve .31onths certain; and JUither, un til Six Months warning be given on either side for' he termination rf tee , - respectiiT Contracts ; to he paid for by BUIS, payable 4 2co?,l L.fcrea, Ninety Days after date.' The Canditio.ls of the Contracts may seen tit the Secre tary's Offee, at this Ogre ; or by applying tio the Collector,i, of hide Majesty's Cu,ytems at Greenock, Leith, Bey . ast, and' Waterford, respectively. No regard will be had •to any Tender in which the Price shall not ob';„ , inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board &fare One o'Cloch on the said Tuesthir the lit of September next,'nor unless the 'Person who an,z':c..s the Tender, or 'some Person On his behall, attend,, to answer when called for. Nor will any Tender that contains entra vaiant prices upon some articles, and prices much inferior to the reel value upon others,' be considered as proper to be ad - ' mitted. • Each Tender must also be accompanied by a. baler signea by tub :responsible Persons, engaging to becoJne bound with theLPgityiendering,'in the Penal S2im 500 i. for the pflybrntence of each Of the srthl baltracrs. k7C7I 7 .4LLING-OFFICE; Aug: 14, 181'2. THE COMMISSIONERS for ricTu4LLING His ALIJESTV'S N:11 - Y do hereAy give Notice, on - Tuesday, the 25th Instant, they will i ? e , ready to' re ceive Tenders in writing,, (sealed u;) and,trecd for Jack quan tities of Prime IR.ISci BEEF and POIIIK, cared in' the hut Season, as the respective Merchants and Peelers the;;:la may think proper to offer; to be delivered within the space of One Month, or Si.v Ireas, at furthest, into the Army Victualling Stores in St. Catherine's; and to be paid for by Bills,; payable with Interest, Ninety bags after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen' at the Scere tary's No regard wilt be had to gag Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shalt not be de livered to the Boaid before One o'Clock on• the said riga day, _ the 25th Instant, nor unless the Ferrol WhO makes the Tender, or soma Person on his behmlf, attends, to answer when called for;. EAST INDIA HOUSE, ' Aug. 12, 1812. reIE,CO URT.of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of .IifF;RCH/INTS in ENGLAND trad ing to the EAST INDIES,-do . hereby give Notice, That a UAR7'ERLY GENERAL 'CPI.IIZT of the said Compcny will be held at their House, in Leaden/:ill-street, on frednesd4 , the 23d September neat, at Eleven. o'clock in the Forenoon. 777LL14.,11 IL1318,11; Ser. rilf HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XIV. , .Was published this Day. • CONTENTTS. ' • I. Walton's Present. State of the Spanish Colonies. •11. Il..oscoe's Letters to Henry Brougham and John-Merritt, on Reforin: 111. Jones's . Biographia Dramatica . . • • - IV. (ialCs - Travels in Sicily, Sardinia, &c. V. Mrs. Barhamld's Eighteen ILindred v.ad . Eleveh.. VI. The Life ofJohn Horne E , .q. • ',l'4.is - .Edy,.e;vorth's Tales of Pashionahle Life. VIII. DfLwe's Travels in the - Gold-and DiaiM,nd Distritts of IX. Moore's Irish Melodies. X. -Bishop . War4iliton's•Works-and Life, by Bishop Hurd. • XI. 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