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,r 0 ...W.. - N. < y AZ .)::'.'',....; ' ..v4 • .b,. ,---ri',..'41,:, 70,• itrA v.... .... 40.-z: l'i! 1 14 Atc /111 ri. .4flgir:(,-,.., ntl.l,k, --, g. P 4 , t ~. -t,, L . ., eTY , t ; ‘,.‘' .l ' *.- ."' 1 -4 - -- tz) —.--e; rr 3, E SUN. NtryfßEß 3393.] ICE DNES DA Y, AUGUST 3, 1803; PRICI SIXPENCC SUBSCRIPTION for the TN TERNAL DEFENCE of the COUNTRY, raised in 1794. IN Consequence of an Applic a tion ma d e t o me , in writing, signed by several .-übscribers to this Fund, requesting me to call a Geiieral Meeting, in order. to settle the Account of that part which has been expended, and to ascertain the Balance, in order to determine op the properest mode of expending it, in support of the objet for which it. was originally intended- 4 do hereby (in exercise of the power ih Inc vested' app o i n t a G enera l Meeting of the Subscribers. to be holden for that purpose at the Shire-Hall,' in Chelms ford, on Friday the sth day of August instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon precisely. T. K YNASI ON, Treasurer. The Grove, Witham, Aug. t, iSoi. NEW LOTTERY. BEGINS DRAWING the sth of SEPTEMBER, ISo3. SCIIEME. No. of Prizes. Value ofeach. Total value. 2. of ,C, 20,c00' iS Z. 4 0 , 0 00 2 10,010 242000 2 5003 10,000 8 • 1000 8000 12 5- 0 6000 3 0 I oo 300 4u .0.6 • S* ,2000 tojo ••"" ' •-• 121y:too 24,Q00 Tickets. 2t0,000 irst drawn Ticket 7th Day • 20,003 first drawn Ticket last Morning, • • soon Are part of the above Capitals. 'TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every LICENSED OF FICE. And the PRIZES PAID on DEMAND. . Price.—Ticket t 7 2. -Bti o - Eighth - 24 6 - 4 8 6. Sixteenth . 2 ' Tickets "ill ltradnally rise. • To OFFICERS - and M E MBE RS of VOT.UNTEER CORPS, OFFICERS of MILITIA..and OFFICERS of the ROYAL ARMY. of RESERVE. just puhlished, price ss. bound in red tier the pcipitet, THE }UGH MEN IVIANCZUVItES, as prac. tiscd by His Majesty's infantry, with a copper-Mate engraving to each NI all ce ;tyre, sheaving the ditfervot post qt the CommiSsloned and Non-Commissioned Officers, Pri vates, &c. together with the Words of Command, Cautions, and Instruaions. Sold by C. Chapple, 66, Pall-Mall, an‘l 3e), Southampton tow, Bloomsbury; . Burst, Paternoster-row; It. Dutton, 4s. G raceehurch- :treet, and S. 'Reed, 414. Sttand. MUSICAL SALOON, PALL MALL. This Dtty was published, Price Ss. HE OVERTURE, SONGS, DUETTS, and TRIOS in the Opera of LOVE LAUGIIS AT LOCK9AIITHS, now performing with the most uribourid..•, 14 applause a t the Theatre-Royal. in the Hay-Market, Cpm- Posed and Selected by Michael Kelly. Thi s Day was published, price 11. Is. the First Set,' con- • &sting of twelve Military • Nlarches and Divertimentos for a omplete Rand, CcinpoL:ed by Mr. Winter, Composer to the King's. Tih:-Atre in the Ilay.Market, and humbly dedi. Cato, by permission, to His Royal ilighiteis the Prince of Also this Day was published, price 3s. A Set of French Country Dances dedicated to Her Gr a ce the. Dutcheas of Devonshire. dr Kelly iespettful ly informs the Public, the Second Set of Military Music will be ready for delivery on the Both Of August. COUNTRY RESIDENCE. WANTED. TO, RENT, either. for a few NJontirs,sar fora short terns at veers, PAW ty, H o list , URN! SH EU, and Yet for immesiiate entrart," with suirie Land attached to it ; the distance to be not less than so, nor more than Ise idles from London. ' House in any considerable Comity Town is not meant; a retired situa. tion would be preferred, aid convenience rather than show.. Any gentleman who has occasion to remain from his own Residence for a tone, would find in the Advertiser a sure. 'Tenant, who would oe careful of his Fur. iture and Premises. The Kent, the amount of Taxes, to he paid by Gte Tenant, . the Situation and all particulars, requisite to an im inedkate determinati .n, :ire to be stated in txtrers direded (post-paid) to 'E, E at Mr. Elliot's, No. London. 97, Bond-street, • WORCESTERSHIRE AND HEREFORDSHIRE. To BE SOLD BY PRI s'ATE CONTRACT, nr HE u-der.m, ntirmed C IPLIAL ES FATES. A truly Valuable FRF.EI 10 LD FARM, rithe-free, within a I(iag Fence, called HO RTO N's MANOR ; coin prizing a substantiat Farm •house, with :.i1 requis , re attached, at d tlct 4 ched Olfires and Buildings, in good repair, mid near Ninety Statute Acres of exceeding rich Land tp.irt whereof is planted with, t• ruit- trees), oroportionably divided into Mea dow, Pasture, and Arable Land. The whole, except a Coppice Wood of about two Acres, in the hands of the Pro. prktor, is now tinder, a. Lease, which may be determined at option of L an dl or d or Ten:nit, at the end of two years from Candlemas 1304. • • The above Premises are situate in the Parish of Hanly Castle, in a good Neighbourhood, and in a pleasant, fertile, and beautiful part of the County of Worcester, and only distant !tine miles from that City, ,on the Turnpike Road leading limn the mach--admired Hilla of Malvern to the Market Town of Upton-upon-Severn, distant from the former 'only Three miles, and the latter two miles. • An Eligible Farm, Called sandW LE BARN, with a Earth% house, and all useful Office Buildings, in excellent re air, with ,t 6 Statute Acres (little more or less) Of good I.and, divided into Meadow, Pasture, Orchardin, and 1100. Ground, now untla Lease, which expires at g 'Candlemas Sites. This Estate is part Freehold, part Leasehold, for a long term ot years, at a P e pp er - corn R ent , an d a sma ll part Copy hold of Inheritance', is well planted with the choicest sorts of Fruit-teees, now in their prime, and situate in the Parisi; of Colwall rdi k t , in the C ount y of H ere f or d, near a g o o d 'r u m= e y l oi o w Ad, ()Rleading from the Market Town of Ledbury to the ester dista nt from the former six miles, and the hater ten and W ithin a pleasant walk of the Wells of the Me n d; 'l.- 1 1)le n 6 ruily supplied with Springs, aimilar to .ate. - • clO4 l Waters of Malvern, running through the Es , A v,7 Detira'olc reehold Farm, within a Ring Fence. .." 11 ea INT E IL, otherwise WI N•rtisi LL ; Comprizing a • Fano-house, with Offices and Buildings, in tenantable arrd containing 1,7 Statute Acres (little more or less) tat:very valuable Land, divided into Meadow, Pasture, Ai;! Orcharding, and Hop Ground, in the greatest perfediotl. rossession of this Estate may be had af - Candlemas next. Tbe,ab ove Premises are situate in the Parish of Cradley, in the County of Heieford, distant from the City of Hereford about sixte en miies, from the City of WorceSter eight miles, 41 , 114 from the Market Towns of Btomyard and Ledbury about ilia miles each. A Compact small Freehold Farm,within a Ring Fence,callL td AY I. INGS consisting of a Farm-house and Out ktildings, in god repair, and upwards of sixteen Statute Acres of very capital Land, part of 'it well planted 'with 'estate and •Fruit-t ree ., o f prune sorts. Possession of this may be had at Candlemas next. This Estate is situate iti the most romantic part of the Pa..: risk ut Cradle . ,v close to a nod Tur n pike Road, leading from Vi'orees H ter to erefotd. 'Flmre is a valuable Bed of InR-stotte upon the _Premises. The above Estates arc lett at low Rents ; the Lands are in a Rood state•of cultivation, yet capable of material improve. ; Trent. Considerable tine young and growing Timber will he found an each of the, Estates, which are well watered, and_ extensive and valuable Rights of Common in and throtigh the uninclosed pans of the ancient Forest of Malieni, acid other Cowntnits in the Neighbourhood, arc attached to each .resPedive Estate. Further Partienlars may be had of George Edmunds, At': ?Pley-at-Low, at his Seat in the Exchequer Office of Pleas, 11 111 N; Or of Mr. Holbrook, Solicitor, in Letliattry. '4. WilOSti:espeCtivi: Offices Mal.S of thc EstaLs may be 3:CU. PATRIOTIC FUND. , LLOYD'a, JULY ag, 1801. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB. SCRIBERS for the RELIEF and REWARD of the DEFENDERS of their COUNTRY who may sutler, or by their exertions merit, in the Public Service, BROOK WATSON, ES Q. IHT:tHIC CHAIR; . The Chairman reported, that in addition to the .243091. 3 per Cent. Consols, given by the Subscriber's to this House, the Sum of 74,2.121. 45.6 d. had already been 'subscribed, of which owards of 211,0001. had been paid at the Bar of this House. Resolved, That the Amount of Subscriptions not yet, ie. ceived be forthwith paid at the liar of this House, and that the Amount subscribed, and all future Subscriptions, shall be invested in sucleGovernment Securities as the Committee may think proper. That a Committee be now formed in the order of Subscrip tion from the first fifty Subscribers of tool. and upwards; the parties declaring their. readiness to assist in carrying into circa the purposes of this Fund ; and that the ComMittee have poWer to add to their num ber the Representatives of Public and Corporate Bodies, or other Subscribers as they shall think proper, and that Nine Members be a Quorum for transacting business; the following Gentlemen were accord ingly eleticitz Mr. Alderman Watioir: : Richard' Lee, Esq. Sir P, Raring, girl: M. P. ' • Gen. - Henekell, Esq. • John Julius A ngerstein, Esq. Robert Christie, Esq. Benjamin Goldsinid, Esq. R. Wignun, Esq. M. P. Thomson Bonar, Esq. Germain Lavie, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq. E. S. Secreran, Esq. George Munro , Esq. William Whitm o r e , Esq. James Abel, Esq. Peter Free, Esq. George Brown, Esq. Robert Thornton, Esq. M.P. George Baillie, Esq. C orne li us Bullis,Esq John Mangles, Esq. • Sir 1 , ..W • Anderson, lit, NI. P . ohn Fraser, Esq. • Alex. Clinnie, Esq. avid Hunter, Esq. - - Thomas Warre, Esq. Mr. Alderman Shaw Robert H. Marten, Esq. Peter Begbie, Esq. - George Wood, Esq. Joseph Marryatt, Esq. Andrew Reid, F.sq. Horatio Clagett, Esq. Tno. Raikes, jun. Esq. Henry Thompson, Esq. Jonn 1, Annuli, Esq. John Mayor, Esq. %Vitt. Macnish, Esq. Mr. Alderman Rowcroft Thomas Everett, Esq. M. P. James Warre, Esq. • Thomson Bon a r, j un . E s q. ohn Smith, Esq. (Mansion John Turner, Ebti. House-street) Charles Wiley, Esq. Robert Shedden, Esq. George Godwin, Esq. Geo : Shedden, Esq. David Pike Watts, Esq. lienkutin.Shaw, Esq. Resolved, That the Committee have full powers to ap point Trustees for the purpose of purchasing a n d se lli ng t h e C;overnment. Smithies, in which the Subscriptions to this Fund arc direded to be invested, and of applying from time to time all Sums arising therefrom, and from the General und, as they shall' deeth expedient for the objeds and pur poses of the Subscription. kr:Solved, 'That,the Thank's of this Meeting he iven to the Chairman, for his able and iinitattial coudu l in the Chair, . . Resolved, That these Resolutions be inserted in the:Pub. lic Papers. . . . N. B. The Crimmittee, are hereby inforined that a Meet ing will be held at the. Merchant Seamans' Office, 'OVer the Royal EXchange, on Tuesday next, at Two &Chick pre. ctsely, at which time the Members of the Committee *re solicited to give their attendance. ' Amount advertised 26,0001. 3 per Cent. Canso!. Malley - - .. . - - ,C. 119,700 0* o Richard Nichol', of Rose and Augustus Reigate, -.. toy o Fuller . tog o joint jacksort;• Broad- . J. W. Nelson - 21 o street Buildings' Jos o Lord Trignmouth, per Isaac Semi . _ 15 is Down and Co. too 0 s.2.‘9l'.r.itrlit Spence I Q to, Lieut• I. Cr:At...het' HU . ' ~ T 1141 , 1122 Whiphant to to . M.S. Ship, Romney s s John Hollis, of High T. Neute, per Bar..lay Wycombe - 40 o and Co. - Jos o Thomas Boddington, John Heriot - 21 o pf Clanton - toy o R. H. Marsh, St John's Rutherford and Wag- . College, Cambridge so o static !- - - toy o Whitbread and Co, Soo 0 Eyre and Stralian zio o Edward .Shaw - to to s. Bosanquet, jun. to to John Hodges - sz to j. B. Bosatutoet .to to the Worshipful Corn- I roues Anderson, inn. parry of Goldsmiths, Lamb's Conduit. per Tho. Lane tc,:oo o 3t met - .100 0 Nicholas Brown sz to Mrs. - Hemming, East James Ware - so o A don .Corn... to o G Naves and Hall los o 1 0 o R. G. Johnson and Co. 31 to rlir;. v j• I). Fiume, Custom ,ltC;oarrsniev,pit lb ui oany of Fishniongers - House - 21 0 by David 'N , ose to; , , o sir. G. T. Staunton, Roy. T. Newcome $ 5 Bart. - 52 to Edw.. ()troll:Prey tos 0 , Sir C. Morgan, Bart. tos o Andi-t:..v I larrison, The Right Hon. Lady • w ; : Awe-street 705 o Ann Bingham .5 o Finn Harrkon, do. trs o „ The Countess Dowager W. Chive's - . 52 to of Lucan - to o jermyti Dickens 25 o Hopkins and Lincoln, Mrs Wriv'ic, t ollwich too o', Barbic:an - too 0 j. P. Musspratt to to John Carle - * too o R. Ladbroke, die. 315 o David Powell - tog o T. Garna'itt - to 0 LoorChief justice El- R.Birchall, New Bond- lenhorough - los o street , 10 10 Col.. (as.' Morgan, of Peter . Frost - . II o SOUIII2IIIpIOII ..20 o Smith and Travers tos o Stephen Thornton, Row, Newby, Row, Brothers, and and Gaud - to; 0 . , Co. . . - . 3'5 o William Power ~ so o Elie. Baldwin - 3o 0 George Lawman -5, 0 Robert Baldwin - 20 0 C. p e r o had _ . so o The Right Hon.. Lord Rev. Henry Foster - 5 s Arden - 300 0 Ch. Banks, New D'Oy- The Right Hon. the ley's Warehouse - to to • Speakerolthe House ' Flower and Mainwar- Of Commons - nos o ing, Chancery-lane 21 o Walker and M'Clary too 0 I. Debate - . to to The Russia Company goo 0 john Deane . 2s o Stephensons ik Searles, Sir T. Clarges, Bart. too o Oporto, by Samuel Richard - Parks . 50 o Browne, Love-lane 200 o Lord De Dunstanville. tos 0 M t a c i r r i. a a ri n ntS c art o. ,C . hat. ; ;to o Rich. Thompson, at Rich. Stonliewer - too o Martin and Co. - 52; o Lord Iliwkesbury . log '0 Nathan Solomons 5 tog 0 The Commissioned and Christ. and W. Lynch 21 o ' other Officers, La. john Fenn - 21 o bourers, &C. in the Rev Edw. Hodgson S 3 employ of the Hon. Right Hon; Lord Eard. the West India Dock _ ley - - - Soo a Company t at the Cho's. Snell C hauncey, West India Docks, Theobald's Road los o par I. Strover , Esq. 23! 7 'John May . toy o 1. Broadwood &; Son ins o Harriott, Birkett, and Meux and Co. - coo o Winstanley . S 2 IG Randall and Son . so o Mrs. Harriott - so to Chisnlan and Hill . at o James Reed 210 0 Lord Walsingliam soo o 'Subscriptions received by Bennett and White, at the Bar of this House. HARDY's New-Invented BLACKING POW . DER, patronized and used for Maiesty and Royal Family. It softens the Leather, repels Wares*, witlisands heat, preserves the feet, procures the finest' jet, and retains its virtues every where ; It neither„ '4 shils the lingers , stains fine muslin, smells disagreeably', CC3SiOnS trouble , nor creates expenee. In Boxes is. and la': 6d. each. Also, his grand purifying mixture, cream, and Liquid, which restores and preserves the Tops cif Boots, in ail the beauty of their pristine 'pale or auburii—in bottles at 3 5 . Is. 6d and is. Each label will be signed by the Proprietor, " Robert Har dy, 3, Barnard's lun,- Holborn." Sold by him and b y Mr. Bar.. :Iy, and Mr. Nicholson, Fleet-inarket ; Mr. Rust, ; Flunt, Lyon; IV bittick, Gloucester; Harrison, Mar g'ate ; H. rily, 0 kford ; Russell, Guildford ; and most Boot m Ikea, Perfumprs, Oilmen, Torneis, and Venders ~f Pa tent % /sle,licines ut town and country. lie likewiso procures 'frees and proper Brushes. BIOGRAPHY' of BRITISH NAVAL HEROES. InelndinK a. faithful and accurate account of every important Battle and Victory obtained by the British 1 , 1.4,; over the Encniies of Old England. This Pay was published,, elegantly printed in small oelavo, on a hew Nonpareil Type, ;nal enriched with l'Ortraits of. the Chief Commanders, who have distinguished, them.' selves In the Defence of their Country, and a beautiful eenblernatic irontispiece, price Bs. boards ; . • LIVES of ILLUSTRIOUS SEAMEN, to whoge Intrepidity and good Condliel the English arc indebted for the Victories of their Elects, the Increase of their Domi nions, the Extension of .their Commerce, and their Pre eminenceon the Ocean. Including several Hundred Naval Charaoers', alphabetically arranged. To which is prefixed, a Brief History of the Rise and PrOgtess of the' 1111.1 TI SII NAVY. • " England is a land which can , never be , cOrio t nered, whilst " the kings thereof keep the dolithilon °t tite:Ze 4 ." • Sir Walter Raleigh. 0:11" The Proprietors of the above Work,l'espe4tfully florin the Public, that no expetiCe has Wu spared' in pro curing accurate information relative to the subjca, in order to render It the most cornplete prodirdion of the kind that has ever appeared;' The vast body of matter here coil - lined would, according to the ordinary mode of printing, ex t itif to three large odavo volumes, and which could not be sold for less th.o one guinea and a half. , Published by T. Hurst, Paternoster-row ; and J Harris, Corner of St. Paul's Church-lard. W here in vg b , !: had, A new EAtion of the Shipwteek, with Tot rich Engrav ings, 6s. 6d. board*. NAUTICAL IMPROVEMENTS. To SHIPOWNERS and CAPTAINS. MESSRS. PENNECK anti DUNKIN having obtained a Patent for Methods for improving the sail ing and navigatingoi Ships and Vessels, take•the liberty of introducing to,their Notice the following Articles of their Patent, together with the advantages connected with their adoption. r. A luminous Compass, which possessei these desirable Properties : it chairs the least possible light on the Sails, and consequently prevents the danger of being discovered by an Enemy. Its Points and Letters are rendered, to the greatest posaibledegree, defined and conspicuous, and its Card is ex hibited to meet the , eye of the Observer at any angle of ele . vation. _ . _ 2. An improved MiZen, - which is considerably more pow. erful than that at present in use. 3. A new method of manteuvring tuggers without dipping their Sails, by Which it is presumed hall the number of Men requisite at present can put about a Lugsait Vessel, and that too in a tenth parrof toc time. 4. An improved Square-sail; in which by a slight - altera tion of that Bail at_ present.in use,: the Leebunt, the bane of Squardasails, is done away, and a 'Bunt to windward with a straight Lee are alternately formed. The trouble and danger in reefing are on this Sail in great Measure obviated ; and, whil st the unproved Square-sail acquires more, than the power of the Lug-sail, it still retains its present ra,.:.lity of being Manoeuvred. Eiperiments have been We(' on this Sai l in several Voyages; and below are Copiei of the Captain's Letters to the l'atenteea,, To Messrs. Petvitice. and DUNKIN'. CZNTLEMLN, I have tne pleasure to inform you, that 1 bent your Patent Square-sail as the Main-topsail on board the George -and Frances Brig, and sailed with it from Ilelford to Swansea the . 5111 ittSt. The wind at South, I got round the Land's End that aught, when it came at North-East, consequently right a-head ; your S:iil so very much assisted us in ‘vorktqg the Vessel to windward, that although I have had forty years experience as a Seaman, I dr:el./re it is the finest Sail I ever beheld, and were ail the Squareisails on your plan, 1 ant confident any Vessel would gain to windward nearly as much on one tack as site could on the old principle in two, as well as have her velocity increased in other dire Lions of sailing ; whilst in a gale of wind there is not halt the trouble or dan ger in reefing them. 1 am .now returned to this place ex tremely pleased with its ellea, and arch - Gentlemen, Your humble Servant, • LLIAM . TRANNACK. Ilelfori River, May as, 1803. Mr. PENNECK. tIR,, 1 have the pleasure to inform you, that since I last wrote, sailed from this place to Swansea and back again. The ettkt or your Improved Square-sail is fully oqual to the ac. count I before gave you, and is, in my humble opinion, a very great and useful improvement. I am, Sir, your most obedient humble Servant, WILLIAM TRANNACK. Brig George and Frances, • • He'find Harbour, July .9, 1803.- 0:r Models of these improvements are now for , the in speztion of those Gentlemni, at. No. 27, NortiA,strect, Strand, where they,may be seen from Ten in the Morning till Five in the Afternoon ; or application may be made to the Patentees, by Letters, post-paid, addressed to them at Penzance, in Cornwall. 'CAPITAL MANOR and FARMS at PI-BA:11, in NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mro BACON, On Saturdiy.the 6th Day of August, ;803, at Three &Clock in the Afternoon, at the Angel Inn, in the Market }lace, of the City of Norwich, in Five Lots; Lot l• rr CApit.4l MANOR or LORDSHIP of KJ LH A NI, extending over the whole of Pulliam Saint Mary the Virgin, and Fulham Saint .'Mary Magdden in the County of Norfolk, which together con tain upw ards of Six Thousand Acres. The Annual Quit and Free Rents amount to ,C. 95 s Th e Fin e s upon an Average of the last a 6 Years, to per Annum, • 15.1 o o ,C. 252 I Lot 2. A capital Fanit, called the Manor Farm, in PUI-• ham Saint Mary the Virgin, consisting of a good Fann-house, B arns , an d tither convenient Buildings, and 291 Acres, t Rooti and t i Perches of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, of excellent quality, and in a high state of Cultivation, all in closed within a Ring Fence, and now in the Occupation of Messrs. Sarah, and Robert Howlett, under a Lease which will expire at Michaelmas. 1804. Lot 3. A very excellent Farm in Pulliam Saint Mary the Virgin, in the Occupation of Mr. Thomas Drane, under a Lease which will expire at Michaelmas, 1804, comprisi g a convenient Farin-house, Barns, Stables, and other Out-build ings, together with sundry lnclosures Of rich Arable, Mea dow, and Pasture Land, containing 177 A. 3 R. and 7 P. all in a Ring Fence, and in a-high state of Cultivation. Lot 4. A most complete and desirable Farm in Puiham Saint Mary the Virgin, consisting of a Farm-house, Barns, and other Euildings and 22t A. a R. and ,SAP. of tine Arable, - Meadow, and Pasture Land, all inclosed, and in-the OCcu pation of.the Executors of the )ate Mr. john Carron; also a double Cottage, occupied by their Under-tenants, the whole held under a Lease, which will expire At Michae.lnias, [BA. Lot S. A small but eligible Fartit. situate in Puiham Saint Mary the Virgin, in the Occupation of Mr. john Cat ton, under Lease, which will expire at Michaelmas, 1804, onsisting of a Dwelling-house, with convenient Out-build ings, and several Inclosures of rich Arable Land, containing 39 A. and 3o P. in a Ring Fence, and in a high state of Cul tivation. This valuable Property is all Freehold,: and: (except the Manor) is sttbjea to no Landlord's outgoings whatever, the . Land-Tax having been redeemed by the late , Proprietor. The P unions, wherein are extensive and valuable Commons, are situate in the most fertile-part of the County'of Norfolk, within fnurteen Miles of the City of Norwich, and five of Harleston. , .• The Tenants, on application, Will shew the resraive Farms. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Canning, or Mr. Grand, Attorney, St. Giles's-street, Norwich ; or at No. 23, Paternoster-row, London, where a Map of the Estate may be seen. •• • , OFFICE FOR TAXES, • ' • yitne jo, 18c3. SALE DJ LA.VD T.4X as F EE'n4RVI LT IS A1..4 7 t.': , ,NTY's COM .111,SS lONE '?S fcr tlfie AFFAIRS 91 TAX E S hers4i' give Notice, That the 6 ev o o f trelf,ente in 14,. Re,ktarttun of Land Tax giv e " is Prvrietor, d'.4l czbers,.4aving an interest in Est tie: Ay the 42' G• O. 11l C'a; . I *6. having eApi• fd, Gtr the 24/.6 June Inst. Land Tai. niqj now be tarebase.s 1 4) , av:slur Persons as a Fe, F3raii Item reccrierable in the same . ner,ar Real; 'brit Pro 4 fritter: and abet', 4 Ate, ear ;i: I:'stase,, ntdll still he at " lihelo. to red em ssit the -tame tern i$ et before that skit conideralion gust be tragsferred visbiti two year f , I , ..rtead four)' It-9142 W **di. *fir shall previcas;j. Gave Iwo& made for the • purchase j It to a Fee Farm Itetit; such Proprhtorr and others isvendigsz: t; redeem their Land 1 sw, 4v sitsiyg• nolo in tc , ritiag to de Commissioners such r.!•reir hsention within s, , period f three month:, preserve to tbens.,:elues for Ma' time tar prefere,tre. li will I.e necessary that person: desirous of prereberthrg land Tat, a: Fee Farm Rents, showl.l, sheffrst instance, ohtaiSs ram 11:e Land Tax Commissioners a Certificate, contaimi , K tie slne,al7ll of the Land Tax !Nosed to he purchased, and a ere ..s _ lion the - Estate open I.o6seb is is charged, and prvdoce this to :be (Trek to the Consistis,ioner* for Sisk Mt Ike ante r. f the Gtfer. .1 List cf the Clerks so.4beCosnini,rioisers for .ale is TuOjoin. id, - and at?' further info - m.o4n sit, t y he obtained 4) , gat the Lad f ax Regirtee,cor,.- ki y,„: 9 , - Otleler • • 4114TTLI£ WINTER, Seerolitti. RE.VIDRAZ'S. COUNTIES. Gents - ta romnsisuonw • La rd Sale of Laird Tux. 'need Pearce • Bedford ,jolui Blantly Reading ACAon Chaplin Aylesbury King John Heuer. Cambridge stone Chester C. Hamilton Corn Wail John Wallis Cumberland R. Mounsey Derby Thomas CoX Devon R. Bales. jun. Dorset . , T. Bartlett, jun. Durham S. Castle Essoc John lessopp . Gloucester Win. Stevens - Hereford Samuel Nicholas Hertford '11: Grover • Iluntingdon }ohn Kent J . F. t: la ridge Lancaster - Baldwin Leicester R. Cooke Lincoln--Linthey R. Clitluirow Division • • Kesteven and Ho!. B. Cheales Be►i ford Berke. Bucks Canibridge Chester Bochum Carlisle Derby Exeter Wareham Durham Waltham Abbey Clreticester Leominster Hemel Hempstead Huntingdon Sevenoalts Liverpnol Leicester HorncJstie Sleaford land iddlesex I). Hinley Sessions-house, Clerken well Bow Church. yea, cheapsitie. Soho -Nu= City of Loution,&c. Adam J. lellicoe City and Liberty of Lambert Frnvkr Westminster Monmouth Norfolk Northampton Northumberltind Nuttingtuun Oxford Rutland Salop Somerset Alexander Tones John Trenchanl W. Tyler Smith henry Brumtll 1. Foxcroft Usk S mitt ham Wort lumpton Morpet h Not ringham 0 robrtt Uppihgham Shrewsbury Stowey, war Bridger. lainos Morell . A . Palmer . Loxtlale Khomas,Symes R. Raggett W. Keen W. Dalton P. Drutnniond P. Hart J. Harding E. Mugg Mence W. W. Salmon Thomas Fell Thomas Holland W. Lockwood 1. Lockwood WALES. Samuel Grindley Walter Williams H. Hughes ' . Roberts Hugh Ellis David Mason Wm. Wynne lohn Wood, Jun. G. Griffiths lohn ((ones ohn Willy ames Davies SCOTLAND. Shire of Edinburgh Tho. Gloag • iladdinoon Geo. Donaldson Berwick John Turnbull Roxburgh, Walter It itidel Selkirk A. ilenderson Peebles J. M. Robertson • Lanark Arch. Burns T. Short Stew ‘)/ ar li t igin y t . o °t• f rui K iel T s ircud. Jai se n F es ra Ni r ven bright Shire of Ayr Wm. Steuart' Ayr Dumbarton Alex. Campbell Dumbarton Bute J. Blair, Esq. Rothsay Renfrew David Hutcheson Paisley Stirling John Burn Stirling' LinlitligoW lames Taylor Linlithgow Perth , P. Patton Perth Kincardine . (ohn Burnett Siam:haven Aberdeen David liutcheon Aberdeen Inverness Lockhart Kinloch Inveniess Nairn o. Storm Nairn Crotataitia Rob.- M‘Kid Fortran Fife -Tho. Horsebtirgli Fife Kinross John Sk;:eton Kinross Forfar Peter'Rankin Forfar Jlanff Arch. Young Banff Sutherland 11..M..Ctilloch Dornoch CaithnesS W. Brodie CitithntSB Elgin & Forres Pat. Die Elgin Clacktnannan john ratiteson Clackmannan Rosi A. MiKenzie, jun. Scotsburn - Southampton Sta Ara Silll4llt Surrey 'Sussex Warwick water Odihant Statfurd Bury Croydon Pet worth Soiili IL, nett Worcester Wilts Wentriorlanct York West Riding Do, N. Riding Po: E. Riding mingliatri Worcaster DOVi2CS Kendal Leeds • Easingwould Beverley A nglesea Brecon Cardigan Carmarthen Carnarvon Denbigh Flint G lamorgan Merioneth Montgomery Pembroke Radnor Tregantedd Brecon A berystwith K iciwelly Carnarvon Denbigh Mold rantilr, Dolge I ley Maesawur riaverforci west Presteigne Edinburgh Haadington Dunse Jedbury,h Selkirk Peebles LaiArk. Dumt rie's Wigtouti K iiCvdbright . . . THIRD EDITION.. . •. This Day was published, Price is: 6:1. sewed, THE 'COMPLETE DRILL SERJEANT ; containing the pkinest Instructions tbr the DRI LI, MANUAL and PLATOON EXERCISE; according to the • latest Regulations. Exemplified with Plates, and an Ex., planation atnexed, spewing at one view the dill'erent'Pot.i. lions of a Suirlier•under Arms, With Directions for perform. ini; each gotion. - _. _ ' ' ' • . . .. London : Printed for j. Stuart, NQ. $9, Prince's-street, I.,:icester-sOuare. 01 whont triay.be bad, Carry's Address to the People of Cre.*t Britain Second Edition, with a Caricature EnKraving, , price is. 6d. This Day . was published, price is, 64. Declicawd by . Permission to the - Right Hon.-I tufty An n:He:Tor:, First Lord Commissioi,er of its AttjeSty't 'ereasury, and Chancellor &f the E . NNIVERS R.Y SER MO INT of We . .Roy A L HUMAN F SOCIETY, preached (O A the a.ith of April, at St. latnesr4 Church, by 'the , Rig i lit Rev.. G Et). HUN'Pliv ORD, D. D. Lord Bishop of Gloucester. • To which is added, by the Society,, An Appendix at Miscellaneous Ot,servatiuns on Restiscita: tint', tlw Adjudication of the Honorary and Pecuniary, •P:e. miwna, for Models, Rec. on the Prevention of Shipwreck the Rev. Or. Morpn's ALkltei4 to Mr. Wilkinson, and the Restorative Process. - . and C. Itivington; - Cadet' and Davies; and by C. and T. Bunton, Winchester.