The Sun. — London, England, 1803-01-28 00:00:00

1 ' their which from ' really / :He rely v, 33 n n his :hipi stall eta a(. ter. ry'i Ed. NuivniEß 3233.] FIRST TIME. THE —ATILE-ROVAL, DRURY.LANE.- TaMORROW EVENING, Jan. 29, 1803, will be produced, a New Comedy, called HEAR BOTH BOTH SIDES. - The - Charaacrs - by. Mr. nowTQN, Mr. ILINN I STP:R, jun. Ur: C. fg,EMBLE- Mr. RAYMON p, Mr. SUETT, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr, CUERRY, , Mr. CAU,L,FIELD, „ Mr. wgWrizEß, Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH, Mr. COLLINS ; Mrs -POPE, and Mrs. JO pA N. The Prologue to besp oken by Mr. 1$ AN N IST ER, juts. H The. Epilogue by Mrs.lORD A N • w Tli I'HE DOCTOR AND- i THE APOTHECARY, On Monday the New Pantomime. • . • Tt I EATRE-ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN.: TO-MORROW,ILV, Igo: , J an.- 2 9 ; 180 3 ; will-be pertinmed. • FAMILY QUARRELS. The, Principal Charaders by • • Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. MUNDEN, ltli. lIEVERLY,' Mr. EMERY, M`r. RI.ANCHARD, #1,_g 1 )4.4:10 and hfr. INCLE ; . - 41, - 1:774.me; T K tics,Arr:. . .Mrs. 11ANENPIMT, Airs. DIBDIN, 11•Ii k s WA DD Y, And Signora STOk A E • WYEtt +IARLEVIN'ti -- HABEAS Or, TILE HALL OF SPECTRES. Principal Pantomime Charaders. tiarlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ; Qitingo,' - Master • MENAG E ; (oho Doe, , lather to Columbine, .Mr. L. BOLOGNA ; Richard Roe Columbine's. Lover, Mr. KLAN ERT ; Lounger, Mr. KING ; Genius(dau of Enchantment, Mr. bARLEY. C,9ktibine ghter to lohn Due), 'Mrs. WYBROW , lw Young Gentle t i 9 o wh o p e rfo rme d O t h e ll o on Mon } • with th e greatest appl ause of most splendid And &c r . zy pving Theatr e , repeat that Char4ler on. Monday next, ulth the new Pantomirne. On Tuesday, the new Mclo-Drame called A Tale of P ilyi%;ry,•will be represented, after Family Quarrels.. • ,-;Young (S Ha en mlet, t lemanfor the will, o fi n st Wtimednesday next, perform th e •ria 21 of re '" l •ThilrtidaY. Family Quarrels, with the Melo-Drame. i••ticlay,•The Man ot the World, with the Pantorni Oh Saiurday, Family Quarrelc with the Melo-Drame. me. Venice Presery'd will be revived on Monday, Feb. 7, in fn W hiiiiittie - Gentleman whO performed Othello, will appeal th+, part of atlie'r—Pierre, Mr. Cooke ; Belvidere, 'NI rs. ' H, Siddons. • GRAND JUNCTION CANAL OFFICES. MOTICR is hereby given, That the - (Nikes for 4.111 transaning the Aft:tits of the GRAND JUNCTION CANAL COMPANY, heretofore held in ‘Vinchester-row, Paddington, and at No. e 3, Fludyer-street, Westminster, arc, for the more convenient, and reAular dispatch of busi mess, remover to, and in future, be conduaed at No. 12. EssLx-sTRtiET, in the STRAND, LONDON ; Where al ("applications and letters on thesubj ea of the Canal, and all other the .Concerns of the Company, are desirato be made And addret•lsed. • My Order of the Committee, lan, 27, 1803. • EDWARD ADAMS, • • , • .TO I'HE•C.URIOIJS IN F.lsll SAUCE, , rrHE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and-PUBLIC. in general,. are respeelfullyinformed,.' JOHN BURGESS !;,s)N's GEJUINE ESSENCE 9f ANCROVIES, 0)116: ales to b^ ptepartd by' theM in the same 1314411 he1 . that • Pl.!' t ' { on t'),r many years.p.eit t , . ;The long justly-acquired superiority of,that • ArtiLie,; • ' 4 14 confirmed iu the opinion of the Country at large r and of Persons residelitiii.all parts of the IVorld, and having stood the test at trial, ranks it in the situation it now. maintains. Thegeneral utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other riitt Sauces...ter .Fish, &c. anclutes them, from the minierous . A dvertisements daily appearing,. to caution Families, &c. in purchasing the seine, as none is to - be had* of their Genuine, but lit their War:o°ll,lse as under. Every other Articlein the Oil Trade for family use, of tile best quality. West -India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in tlle ,- Arirly aryl Navy, .supplied upon the shortest- notice for the Ea s t and West Indies, &c. (r-r •.ror the conv'enience,of Families in Scotland, they have .appointed Nics4s, Johnston eintl Co. Edinburgh, /heir sole Agents for Fish siuces. • .-. W a rehouse, N. ter, corner of Savoy -steps, • Strand, LOndon. • PATENT BEDS, SO 1" A BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, DINING TABLES, Pilfering in Stile arql Plan from those in the old way. ifTr..E.l44's ORIGINAL M A NUFACTORY and WA It E ROOMS, No. is and 14, C A.TII ERIN E, STE ET, Eight Doors from th e Strand, maker of the ab l ve Articles to thel‹. I NG and QU„EEN, Their Royal Ilighnesscs EKE of Y (MK and PRINCESSES, and Nlaitufae.. Cuter of Furniture in general. Bu T t•ste has observed some of the various Advertisements oppos e d to him, the intention of Which may be easily disco..' Z i "xl ; .cud writes in sh ort t h at, b y the permiss i on of Provi. t e u !l . ce, he !nano faCturks And sells as above, (where also may ; eery Article 'in the Unholsterj• Line) his superior k) K - P , osT 'an4 TENT ItEI3S, with brass St;tews and vat iin4s. other Brigs Parts ;. SO FA B E DS, quaking a' hand. solne Sofa and a comfortable lied; CHAIR LIE DS, whit h tr-Austorm the sam e w a v, and each in a few minutes; DI N. i NC TABLES on various Constructions, and quite on a new • Plan; It.TA.BI.t CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a, P4rtiento compad ` Construction ; and various linproye 'news in. Furniture. louses completely furnished ; the. Articles of well-Season. workina• nship. Also,. for expojtptjr, sen ers r Last and W est I n di es ; C a b ins hued up for Pas i; 6ze. wohtku_al. Ea has constructed several Tools and Nlachities for I : i4 Articles', Ste. at his -Manufaclorv,. as ant, with m much • b ission, and a true sense of gra acknowlectgis the' kind' encouragement has so g - tic OuS t y rece i ved. / c In contr a diai on to the ' f a lse assertions oPposed to the " Rv r Lz ß , ai z atentArtides, at his War,:notise,maY be 'seen separitte Vatent Deeds, one for Dining, and other Tables; and the ot h er for Brass, and•other Screw- Bedsteads,.which ex rd to S o f a Bed§ Chair, or other B.Asteads, :with Screw 71' 'ts or Feet. • • • '.N.LtJA.I3 - L'E 'A OVO ON and NEXT P Ikf S N TA. 'I (N, moilxlp;toPltiATlok. TO BE S( i Azie - fioN, Mv:PHIPPS, O p w e dnesday, Ft h 1 4, in One Lot; unless. an secept;ble TshOuld be previously - made by-private. Contract. HE Vtiluable A DVOWSON, Next FRI.:SE:4- 1, TATION, IMPROPIOATION to the VI -A RAG li' of GREAT IWO KliA NI,. about to miles froth -ondon, on the road t o G u ildf ord, and in , a very delightful J)o't of th e Counfy .tif Surrey ; 'c ons i st in g 'a golervot the C'trat a 4114 .tite,VVIIC4C,61 this Sill:ill . TyliiZs tit tho'Nrish, zv.tocn contains upwards of 3000 Actes of excellent Arable, ,T ea tiow, Pastur e , and Coalmen Land (the value Of which,. • :-.1 4 ).11 an' I nelci3ure, would be fl very consitkr:ible), toge attd ther "ftth an exceltcrit .Garderi; Orchard , l l Dout to :acres of Qlebe Land. The present I neuinbent is tevards at 60 ye ars of age. Also, the" other Moiety of the iti t ,f r c i at T thes of t together with 3 very excellent ar '„ 1, called the Parsonagis Ram, Granary and'Yard, which Qu'l.ease• to Mr. Robert Wood, 9 Years, at a low tent. • for an une.xpired term of „, !tinted Particulars-may be now had at the Inns in the tieniiklibourhood ; •of. Messrs. Jenkins, James and Co. New T hr . , at qarrawiy's ;, and of 11 , 1 r. Phipps, Copthall..cotirt, see n. °root}-atrert, /vilere a - Plan ot the. rarisit. maY be FOR COUGHS, &c. ANGIBAUD's LOZENGES OF BLOIS. IHESE Celebrated Lozenges, which have been sold in England upward upwar of n,e Hundred and Thirty Years, 'were invented by Charles Angibaud, of Blois,. Apo thecary to the tlrn.King of France, and have been conveyed by _Charles Angibaud, his Grandson, late of St. Nlartin's lane, London, by assignment of the Original Receipt, to the -prk•sent Proprietor. Tli LoAcnges of Wok are very (Hifi:rent front all the Mo dern Inventions, and- are a most pleasant and etii:"..qual Re medy for Cours, Colds, ,and Disorders of the'Cungs. By a peculiar shoat ing,,quality; they quickly allay those trouble seine tickling Coughs, called Catarrhs; and by (tli6r soften ing-and Ilea hng Vit tues, afford great Relief in Sore 'Throats, Sureness of this Breast, and Asthmatic Complaints. Sold by Appointment of the Proprietor, in Boxes, Price Ts. lid. - each, Duty included, by Mr. Newbcry, "No. .15, St. Paul's; ,Mr. Golding, No;:4a, Coft)bill Mr. at the Royal. Exchange ; Messrs. Harley am( Blew, CoLkspur street.;,,Mr; Wade's, Old Bond-street Mr. jeboolt. No. t;o, and Nir..Pidding, NO. Oxfcirci.street; Mr. Ward, N0i,354 1 110Iborn; ,and.M.r, Clarke, No, 3 . 69, Borough. T IT F u -re RIDAY, JANUARY 28, iBO3. VOCAL CONCERT.—WILLIS's ROOMS. /IESSRS. 'HARRISON, BARTLEM AN, and CREATOREX, ;Most -re.spealully ,aoluaint . the . Nobility and Gentry, that the Tickets are now delivering to the SI) USG RIBE RS GENERALLY, at Mr. :Birehallis; No. 133, New Bond-street, where Subscriptions will conti nue to be received till the limited number is completed.. The Managers pledge themselves to the Subscriberslhat Mrs. BILLING.TON is positively engaged to Sing at their Concerts throughout the 'Season ; that her Articles for the Opera do not restrain her fnim performing with them, but, on }he contrary, permit her to Strig i any TWO-CON CERTS she pleases." In consequence of this permission, she made engagements with the AN CI ENT and. VOCAL CONCERTS, for the present Season, early in May last. VACCINE - POCK IitISTITUTION, GOLDSN,- SQUARE. Weekly Heard, Tuesday, fan. IS, iFo3• NOTICE of the REPORT and DIN NE R. Thomas Pape, Esq. in the Chair. R ESOLV E I), • That as the most convenient an 1 agreeable Mode of,. hearing from. the Physicians the Report of the Fraeticeof thaiVACCINE INSTITUTI()N, during the years 1806, tSoirrand t Boz ; 'and also for the pur pose of transading other Rosiness relating to the Institution, the - Subscribers be respedfully invited, to meet at- the SHAKSP EAR& TAVERN, 'on Monday, February 7, at Half after Four o'Cl9ck. S 6 condly. That of the same Day artd Place, • a Dinner be provided at. Five o'Clock, for such Members, aua ttwir Friends, as please to take Tickets, at Los. 6d. each; any z' one before Sunday, February 6, either by appriing Vt the Shakspeare Tavern ; 4 - Dr4at' No. 5, GoldenSiparc, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the Board Day's of 114: Vaccine In. allUtioll, !VI %Weil ,vdve and Three o'Clock. ' . . . Note—lt - is hoped that no 01h:rice will be given by the Ctnittion, that Admittance to the Dinner :. - 4,ntibt beat - 100,:d, unless Tickets have been previously taken by the time above, mentioned. Et requited, the Report will be read a seeond ti.TIC after Dilater, on account of such Members as may attend Litt; It is intended to rem jVC the Institution-as soon its 'possible from Golden•square, of which Notice will be given. • By Order, rt o ; 7lreere tat y At a NUMEROUS 'MEETING ofthe LAND-OWNERS HOP PLANTERS, and otherS interested in the CU L_ . TI VA.TI ON of, HO P.S :in the COUNTY . of, KEN T, held at the Bell Inn, Maidstone, on Thursday the 13th of (winery, 1303, in pursuance of Public Advertisement, 1014 N. LONG LEY, Esq. In the Chair; TT was Unanimously Resolved, That the late Ad ./ ditionat Duty till Hops is partial and oppressive,. and'ivili have the etli t, if continued, to destroy a considerable pro portion of the Plantation Of the County. • Resolved therefore, That it is essential to the interest of 0 -- ?tamers. and other; int; • • - a etifon be imme diately presented to Farther` , ' epeoly t , last-mentioned Duty - That the Copy of; Petition read this Day front the Chair, ba presentedto the Hon, the Commons of Great Britain and Ireland, and.that the same be signed by those preient, and continue at the Bell Inn, Maidstone, for the Signatures of such others as may concur in the intended Application, until Five o'Clock this Evcdng. • . That the County Members be requested.. to present such Petition ; and that Copiesof the same, anti also of these • solutions, be transmitted to them, and also to the several other Members in the County, requesting their assistance to promote the object of this • Meeting. -That :Messrs. Durilow and Burt, of ToWn Mailing, be appointed the Solicitors to conduct such Application. That the following Gentlemen be appointed a Committee to superintend the same : The'Chairman. The Right Hon. the Earl of Thomas Adams, Esq. . Romney, Lord Lieutenant. Major Austen. , The Right Hon. the Earl Of Edward Cutteis, Esq. • T !valet . W. F. Woodgate, Esq. The High Sheritr. • • Stephen Amhurst, Esq. Sir Henry Hawley, Bart. . Rev. Richard. Warde. • G. T. Haley Foote, ESq. Thomas Mereer, • .Esq, of The Rev. W . Foster, I). D. Green Trees.- Thomas L. Hodges, Esq. Mr. John Spcmg, sen. john Larkin, Esq. — Mr. Robert Rugg. Thomas Turner, Esq., . Mr. Packhatn, Thomas Rider, Esq.. • Mr. Randall: • . That any three or snore ofthem shall constitute a Meeting, and be 'considered competent to ad. * That a Subscription be immediately entered into, to defray the expellees 'attendant on such Application ; and that the Committee shall direct such. call to be made upon the Sub- - scribers, as exigencies may, front time to time require, which shall he paid into the hands of Messrs. Dudlow and. Burt, who are hereby appointed Tre34urcrs for that purpose. pe - r i a ' , ha i t n t t l i i i e e these Resolutions it :leoldlui‘o t i itii r i n s be published in the County Pa ing Chronicle, and in out County raper, at least in the several !lop Counties. GLE y * . . The Cha7rmari having left the LO Ch N air,. the Thanks Chairman of the Meeting were unanimously voted to him, for his able and 'impartial Conduct. • INDLOW and BURT • wm.coT vEscril.V.• • T 7 Parsh of %% t alent, City of Bath, and County of Somerset.. AT a VeWy, in the belong. ing to , the Church nf the said Parish, on Thursday tile._ loth (1,4 v fanuarA—do3. pursnant to - mn ice fiver is the said Church the Sunday . preceding, at fold. o'Cla‘X ii tin:Afternoon, to appoint a Committee of Five l'er;:ons to meet the Commissioners at the - Guildhall, on Ftid,ty next, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenocair, to consider and determine on the propriety and utility of certain Alterations p roposed and intended by theM in th e :let of Parliament by which they are constituted; and in particular of a Clause propoied, and intended to be introduced by them, imposing a Pound Rate ; CHARGES CROOK, E.q. being appointed Chairman,. It was Resolved, Nemi ne C ontra ditente, That any Bill, having the measure of a Pound Rate on the Property.in - this Parish, shall receive all possible opposition in every stage. Resolved, That the parties now present, do bind them ! . .selves to this measure of opposition.' • It was Resolved also, That there be no Deputation from this Parish; ; the Commissioners being unauthorized by the Inhabitants to prepare any 13i11 - whatever. Resolved, That thiS Vestry will resist the Payment of any Expenees incident to this intended Bill. _ _ • kehOlVe4, That Copy of th e se Roolutions be delivered by the Vestry Clerk to the .Coroinissionert, ati their Meeting to.ntorrow, and inserted in the Bath an& principal • London Papers. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Vestry be given to the Chairman, for his able and obliging Canduetin the Chair. • ' Signed by the Chairman, and upwards of' forty of the Gentleinen and iespeelable Tradesmen of the l'arFsh. Mr. John Fielder and Mr. W. Phillips, two of...the Corn. missioners for Waleot Parish, attended, find -elpli.ined the proceedings rdative to the Business,, in so candid a manner, that they both personally received th'e Thanks - of the whille Vestry. Stamp.oifice, Mandfort Nov,2i, - 18az. To Dr. SOLOMON, .I.iveipook, sIR, • . TNCLOSED is-. a Mink Note; value rol. to my - Credit, and also a Case of a wonderful Cure performed by your..valuablu.Medicine, which you may publis.ll for pub lie good, if you think, proper. . I ain, Sir, your obedient Servant, SAMUEL SIMMONDS. To Samuel Solomon, 711.1.>. Liverpool. • Dear Sir, . My Wife, at the age of 43 was taken ill, so that she could not walk out of the, house, and was for near three years con fined to her bed With, extreme ,wealotess. She - -was pinkie(' mitlt strong nervous althetions, trembling, debility, •lowness of spirit*, and subject to tits, by. which she - was reduced to a mere skeleton; atter trying the best advice in our neigh bourhood in,vain, she had recourse to your Cordial Balm. of Gilead, which was purebasAl of 'Mr Siintnonds, of Bland ford, by taking four bottles of which she ix entirely , cured some time since, and remains perfectly well, to the astonish ment of all her neighbours, I am, Dear Sir, Witnesses, Your obliged humble Servant, William Shave, Overseer of What. 101-1 N GRIFFIN, comhe, near Blantlford.. OCltiber, Samuel Sitnrnonds, Blandtbrd. • .• BEDFORP,INFIRMARY. Swan Inn, Bedford, ‘Vednesday, Jane t 2, 1803. AT GENERAL MEETING of :the, 5U8.1.1. .1.1. SCRIBERS totheBEDFORO INFIRMARY, held pursuant to Adjournment, The EARL of UPPER OSSORN in the Chair; The following Report from the Coimnittee NvasfbrotOit up by Whitbread . Your Committee have the pleasure to acquaint you. that the Building of the Infirmary is as forward as yet: %vete led by the Report of the Builder at the last 'General AL.:ling, to expect it would be at this period. It is stared in, and per fatly secure from th..: Weather; Aiw S.call:.l,lin,r, is assay ; the Plaistering has been proceeded in as lotiA . As the Season would permit; the whole of the Internal arks arc in hand ; and in such a tit to tifltiarwardness, as to leave At., tie room to doubt of the Contract halo ) ; perforotzd to the - tisfaetion of the Subscribers, , at the period agretal upon : (the Ist day of June next.) .. Mr. Wing acknowledges to have received three socral In stalments of sool. etch, strict the last Statentcor of your Ac counts. • By the Report of your Treasurer it appears that he has re ceived since the last Balance of his Aciouets, of Arrears and some fresh Donations, the sum blaoool. 13. fid, —of Annual Subscriptions, the sum of 2741, 4s.—Church Collections, 131..7s 3d. and that he has credited the Account of the Sub .scribers with the sum of 1.051: - les. being the ;lament Of Six Months Interest- oh .the Current-Account, from* the zstli of Tune, to the asth of December, , That he has paid, by orderof the ComMitteee to Mr. John Wing, according to-agreement, the 'Sum 'Of 'soot. —lnc Ad vertising,. Fencing the Scite ot the Infirmary, and ot her inci dental t . xpences„ the sum of s3l, 9 5., 9 d. arid that ti tete. now remains a Cash Balance in his hands of Q-1 os. tool. • • Your Committee are happy to observe, unit aint , st all the Arrears of Annual Subseriptiona have been paid up' . since the last General Meeting, and that there have been sonic Contributions to your Fund. Yonr Committee have further, and with the greatest tia !tithe-lion to announce-that through the good Offices of •oitt of your driginal Subscribers, to carry .into elket the good 'imentions ofthe late Mr. Whitbread, and to give: aaivity . to • .his noble Bequest; the Funds of t bed ntirmary have received a great and seasonable ttckliicon.. The Executors of Cie, iate.,Mr. Hawkins have, through recommendation of Sir G shorn, 41131 under the sanclion of the Courtof Chancery, direded Pert of a Sum of Meney telt by the Testator to be distributed in charitable rises ; to be aliplied to the Bedtimi Infirmary ;' 'and Mr. Hawkins Browne, one of Executors, has com municated in a Letter to Sir George' Osborn, and forwarded by him to Mr. tVintbread, the directions of the Executors to their Law AK:111, to transfer 5001, 3 per Cent. Consolidated Bank Annuities, • and Sol, per Annum Short Annuities, for the Benefit of the Infirmary. Your Committee are certain of your unanimous Concur rence in this public expression of gratitude to the Executors of. Mr. Hawkins, and to Sir George Osborn, -:to whose zeal this direction of their'Lenevulenee is entirely due. • AS - the period for the completion of the undertaking is not - now far distant, your Committee have considered ot the most eligible mode ot appointing .McJkal Attendants to the Institution ; upon the dua and disinterested attention to which most importaiit point, its well-being and existence so materially depend. :Atermataire deliberation, ,your Com mittte venture to propose to von, to intrust them with Powers to digest a Scheme for the Medical Department, to receive. the Claims, and investigate the Merits 't she dilleretit Candidates wins may propose themselves to fill the difi4ent _Situations in this' Line, as well as 'Of the Subordinate At teratints of the House, and to report toyou, - at your next General 'Meeting. l'he names of such Yecsons :as to pear must proper, tot your final Approbation. They further propose to you, to allow them to give orders for smelt Furniture and other Necessaries as may be wanted for the reception ot s Patients. . . Your Committee cannot: finish their Report without -it re newal of their earnest entreaties to the SoOserthers.' and the Public at largejorsUpport to the liherests of the Infirmary, and en.expression of their sincere h6pc, that the example of lively attention to its Welfare, which ins been set Sir GeorksAbborn, will be lollowed to the utmost of their power bran its Members. . • Resolved, neat. con. that this Report be adrip::,d. Mr. Whitbread moved. in the naive of the Co - einititee, and it was unanimously - Resolved, • • That the warmest Thanks of this Needy , .... be given to Isaac Hawkins BreWne, Esy and: the' other Executors or the late Mr. Hawkins, fir the ilherel Donaton appripmacti by , them to the use of die Bedford lo:int - eq. . • • That the warmest Thanks of . Nleetins be giv,u to Sir George Osborn, Bart: for, his recommendation ot inte rests of the Institution to the. Executors of the laic Mr. Hawkins. That,the above ResolutiOns he cewartieti to Sir George Osborn and Mr. Hawkins Browne, by; the :Resolved, That the Committee tic: invested Nyith full voters to digest' a Schott , : for the Medical Department, to receive the Claims of Candidates, and to inquire into. their Meri!s : that they do report the Narnes , of the PO SOll3 who shall appear to them the eligiple to till thedifierent Si tuations, fOr the final Jecisiou of the Subscribers at the next General Meeting. Resolved, I'liat the Committee be invested with tiie same Powers, relative to the sub trditiate Attendants the I kuse, and forordering such Furniture, &v,. as they shall think ne cessary. Resolved, .That fhe Proceedings of this Day he published. Res°NO, That the next General. Meeting of the titth scribers bit held on the Day.of the Easter Q.aarter Sesaions, at the swan Loh, I3erUerd. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given tJ the ChAinu4n. (Signed) ( I''. OSSORY, Chairman „ . Donations and &nitwit Snb. , :eriptions, from , the aith . ot June, 1302, 4 to the astli of December, 1802. . D,,iiations. - A n. Sub. . . . -\ 1... ,d. X. . .r. d, New. Meeting, Bedford - , 5 6 5 0 0 0 Si t arnbrook Chureh - ' - - '2 3 a 0 o . 9 By Mr. G. Sharp, being the Profits of aHy run tmni posed by him on the In- : stit titian - - - -,2,,t 6 oao I. Cavit, Bedford - - - 000 a to it. Denis, Esq. Great Bartord - o e 0 ~ 2 0 Rev. 1. Ilawkslev, Sharnbrook - 00 ~ •:...,. 2 0 I. Masun i kiSil. .2001tUIV •. • • a o. o 2 Z' 4 'total 4. 9 U E 7 0 GL(UCESTERSHIkE. 'lO BE 1 , F. RE NI PTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, .11'y Meisrs. 1 - 101)SKINSON and C,;'). , At Cutaway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, T.ondon, 9tt ~Landay, the 7th day of Fenruary, in Six Cots, rr 'HE MANOR of PAINSWICK,- a truly,deli_ 1. rible Freehold Estate, consisting of w Capital lil.Anor 12..trtn, and nearly One "fhou'sand ditK!rent Copyliolds wttl' in the Tithings Shepsconthe, Edge, Spounbeti, and. S ticuti id, extending over several 'l'hous.ind Aeries of Land, witi t Fine Chief (tents, Quit Rents and ill!: Manor Farm House; requisite i$ seat: t&I ~n 3 iteatrhy Spot, commanding extensive Views of the! beau. ti nil V.ilc of Plinswick, lving exceedingly . compaa. iti tin: centre 'ot 330- Acres of rich A , able t :Anti Me-ailow Lana, with tIVO iinpr6Vable and vatu:thle Stroints Watcr titrcugh, ttn,l uniting in the.iarte,' vt'ry i.3.)rovetitvn, t. for erectiils. Nlll6, - with excellent r 311.3 of Mr:iter, of tiorril to 25 Feet, and:might be.Arery adYkillrageousiy used tot_liw Mann earrysug on in the heigkriourncon. And SeVetiii W 00 (1141)(4 pan Inc well Beech, t )04, 40,r.l Ash Trees, lying file Minor, cont.:doing 3li r the NY)loie of the estirmavel value of nearly Soci. 1.44 annum. ... , _. _ ..... . „ • Mr. 1S (hart Ha). hs, of P-inswick, will Thew t h, p re , irti,,!s, of wltom printed trattculars may be had ; of kles,..ts. 1) iota. Solic,itors, Liii . olit's lint •,;. and of Alessrs. 1-C0..t.,,,kin.' t,).iillericillatli.,Ciaffn'oSftt:hetvetvostms,teAnruluynttviel...n4;tericie.t, Strand, London, iii/ ,, • -'''.-.''s. :.+.. 4 ,c Fli .......„,... ,-.., , ,„.....0 .=----. fr.'.,,1/4 - 6;',',•Y----`. // // , ‘\\ , . ,5,.. ~. ' li i v [PRICE STXPENCIE. Ok'FICE I)NANCE, '7anttary ,13, Igo3. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 11IS 'MA. JEST)'s OR p NCI? do hereby give Nulty, that they swill be lead) , their Opite, in St. Alargaret-,[rest,. 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